Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, January 26, 1921, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextGRANT* PAMH DAILY COCRIE. MF.DNFMD1Y, JANUARY 2«, 1021. PAGE THREE Avrtrian Shin Become? kalian at New York Classified Advertising HEAL EMTATE FOR HALE SEASONED WOOD FOR »ALE Oak B. T. M o KIMATRY, 802 (I flt , phone 356-K. real estât« Best of «oils for sud laurel. 14.76; body fir, 14; fruit, hay or genorul farming. pine and sscond growth fir. |3.76; W. laimbrecht. msuianlta. |5. 26tt ROY 1IIGGINH Generul real estate Rd. 1. Box 11 Office 111 South Hlith. Phon« 8» HAY- ALÍ. KINIW delivered 129 00 per ton. Roe mn at the rink af SICE BAI.«LINGER & HULL for farm, city and business property. Id and ternoons, L. W Hyde. »0 11 Flanagan Bldg Phone 284. NURSERY Highest grade fruit, shade, put tree«- also berries and TAX. ornamental In variety Albany Nurseries (Branch) 860 North SOONER TAXI -Phone 262-R Jitney Luk« or Cutler. Calls sn- Hoventh street. Grants Paes 71tf ■ wered anywhere, anytime ««tri Foil HAIJC <loo«l igoomel pies- CIVIL ENGINEER terml house About 3 «ere« good land, small bearing pear orchard GEO M. ASHFORD. C. E l«and sub Property first place on left south division, mino an«l Irrlgstlon sur of river bridge R. L Cannon. Rd. vey« 814 N 6th Rt Phono 43-R.i 4. Box 2. Granta Paas, Ore. 98 FOR HALE .Baled alfalfa River Banks Farms We know a lot about pip" fit ting and evary other branci of the plumbing art. We know how to install in your home the proper plumbing future« or to do the proper kind of re- pa ■ job at decent prices. We know that you will be pleased with the courteous, correct manner in which we will han dle your order. BUILDING CONTI<1<T4H<H hay. 80tf HARPER * SON—Building contrac tor» Shop work, furniture crating. iOXSSXEl:.^ FOR HAJJ? Hhadelnnd Ecll|»se seed »14 F Street Shop 610 H St. Res. phone 14 2. oats, reeleaned W L. Haye«. Mur Celebration In New York as the Italian consul. Dr. Ch -reiiar Mariani hoisted the Italian tri-color over uu Aus trian ship, turned over to Italy. phy. or N Culy, cooperative PIANO I NHTKl'4 TION Merchant Printing—Courier office. shipping manger. Grants Pass lltf MR« JAMES M POWER8, instruc purebred sires.” This remark Is FOR SAU! Household furniture, tor on plano; studlo ovar Barnra' typical of the progress of the move Including dining room set. bed, jewelry. phone 265-J. ment In Montana. aanltary couch, chiffonier, etc. Place orders for Duplicate and Triplicate Call forenoons or evenings at «47 DKNTIMTH 86 TO RESTORE MORGAN STRAIN North 2nd St E. C. MACY. D M. D Flr»t-eU WOOD FOR 8A143--I>ry chunkwood. Effort« of Department of Agr - dentistry in»to « «th 8t. 16-lnch, plue and fir 1* F. Boat. Shown In Recent 300-Mlle T V ET EHI NARY HU RG EON ' for Hora«». Phone 339-L. 84tf FOR RENT FOR RENT Furnished 811 G street apartment ,8fltf B. S. Decirick COLLEGE EDUCATION FOR BOY DR. R J BE8TUL. Veterinarian Residence 83 8 Washington boule vard. phons fl»k-R. Kentucky Lad Save* Enough From Sale of Litter of Fine Pig» to Pay for Schooling. I'HYHICfAN AND BURGEON Two furnished room«, ! Call evening«. 901 D L O. CLEMENT, M I)., Practice! 88 1 limited to diseases of eye, «ar.nose and throat. Phone 62; Res. 239-J.i TW<i FURNISHED ROOM» for rent ('«Il at 408 E street. 85 8. LO UGH RIDGE, M. D. Physician sud surgeon. City or country calls WANTED attended day or night Phon««. R<W 36»; Office. 182: 6tb and H RELIABLE YOUNG MAN wants work. Any kind, prefer ranch K. J BILUCE. M D Physician Add re»« No 143 care Courier 8« and surgeon. office Scballhorn ¡ FOR RENT with bath street. Iler» I« the story of how a litter of pigs iMOduced an agricultural college education, a system of farm water works and gcuernl Improvement on a backwoods farm that bad only primi tive advantages. The education went to Jeff Anderson, a Kentucky hoy of Pulaski county. BOLD ON .MONEY BACK PLAN—1 wreck auto« and trucks and sell the good parts. Bodies, tops, seats, cushions, wheels, tires, rima, wind shield giasses. '.amps, gears, bear ings. axles, bolls, magnetos, car- hureators. spark plugs, rebuilt en gines tor any purpose, transmis sion springs. If wanted will In str*«' the parts. , Also I will have a car at all times to be sold at |5 reduction each day until sold, Nearly new l»io model this time. Watch sign on windshield at Den- nis Auto Salvage. 505 South Sixth 87 street. A. C. HOUGH —Lawyer. Tuff» Bldg Practice In all court». I4*T All Traveling Expenses V. A. C. AHLF. lawyer, practice In state aad federal courts. Ottica over National Drug Store Glory of Clvl'lzation. Public charities and benevolent as- soclatb iis for the gratuitous relief of every «peel«-.« of distress are peculiar to Christianity; no other system of civil or religious policy has originated them; they form Its highest praise and characteristic feature.—Colton. TORT -«Package of documenta in cluding deed and abstract, belong ing to .Mrs. Emma Hall. Finder please return to the Beat Real Es tate office. 8» IXWT Small o|H»n-face Elgin wri«l watch. Reward for return to Dorothy Clapp, Rd. 1, Granta Pae*. Ore. 8 f> STRAY El» ESTRAY There cam« to my place January 15. one Guernsey heifer. 2 years old, metal mark In left ear, and 1 year old Jersey steer. no rtiarka or brands, Owner pay advertising and feed charge«. W 88 L. Hayes. Murphy. DR 11 \GE IND l it 1NHFER THE WORLD MOVES; so do we Bunch Transfer Co. Office phon. 349; residen o phon« 315-J. F G. ISHAM, drayage «nd tr»ru«fei Safes. i»l»no» »nd turnltur« moved, parked, shipped »nd store«! Office phone I»4-Y. Printing i* a Salesman Who Travel» Cheaply Traveling expenses I cent! Good printing on Books of Duplicate Remittance, Blanks Garage Repair Books Trade Acceptances Legal Blanks , Blank Sales Books with good-sized mares, who are having a hard time disposing of young horses will And It more profit able to raise mules than to raise colts. Medium-priced Jacks can now be pur chased with a reasonable certainty of breeding. SWINE RELIS 1 SOYBEAN HAY Use in Fog Ration Reduces Cost of Pork Production and Make* Better Grade of Meat Pig» Almost Ready to Root for Thsm- selves. Jeff belonged to a boys' club which had been organizer! by the county agent. He was encouraged to raise a litter of tine pigs under the club sys tem by which the boys applied ap prover! methods and kept account of the results. The pigs sold for n fancy price Jeff, who had made sure prog re««, saved some money from his labor and In 1918 entered the Kentucky State College of Agriculture for It« short course. He had been used to seeing his moth er and other women carry water 150 I yards up a hill for washing and cook- [ 'Ing. At the agricultural college he realized the convenience and benefit to be gained by running water conduct ed to a tap In the kitchen. When he returned home he persuaded his father to let him put In a water system. A stand pipe 00 feet high was built with • 500-gallon tank on top. which gave sufficient pressure to force water to the dwelling 400 feet awny. He rigged up a gasoline engine and pump at the spring under the hill. He had learned a little about plumbing, so he did all the pipe fitting in the house. One month's work at odd times, coupled with » little of the k'nowlege he had gained at the State College of Agricul ture put the water right Into the kitchen. Jeff has gone back to com plete Ids college education : and they’re still raising better pigs at the Ander son farm. RANGE STOCK IS IMPROVED All Kinds of Sires, Bulls Especially, Art Receiving Close Scrutiny by Breeders. Tn the Western range states all kinds of sire« bulls especially—are receiving scrutiny by live stock own ers. There 1« Inert-using evidence thnt, good pUrebred tnnles have wide Influ costs you little and does ence on the quality of young stock and on the returns from stock-raising much for you. operation«. Use more printed One «lay recently the United States salesmanship /fafc ua IN-pnrtnient of Agrlrtiltrre enrolled In the ‘-Rotter Sires—Retter Stock" movement -evenil ranchmen, each of whom hail more than 1.000 head of live stock, One flock of sheep con- tnlneil 250 purebred ewes and 3.450 means good type, good presses, good crossbred ewes, the sires being all workmen and good paper. We have the purebred, A cattle raiser who enlfst- equipment and the workmen for you, and ed in the campaign the same day noti use Hammermill grades of bond, safety fied th«- department: "1 have disposed tad cover papers. Let us show yon of two grade Hereford bulls rec.-nhv, having decided to run nothing but Effective Printing Constantly in Stock: Plan Suggested to Farmer« Who E m perirne« Difficulty in Selling Young Horses. ATTORNEVN Temple Phone 135-J. NURSERY atock of all kind» Orna mental. shade and fruit treea. Geo JAMES T CHINNOCK Lawyer H. Parker. TOtf First National Hank Building Requires about 60 days, to fill orders PROFITABLE TO RAISE MULES block, phone 64-j; residence. 10U4 WANTED Man to contract for Lawnridge. phone 54-L. building about mile of road and leveling land on farm Phone W F RUTHERFORD—Manual the-! 214-J. 87 raputlcs. Office over Barnes* jew-, elry Hours 9:30-12: 1.30-4. WANTED TO BUY Or trad« for good second hand car. have mo RALPH W STEARNS, M. X»., Xray dern home on north side, priced equipment. Phones Office. 21-J: right. Phono 513. or write No. Residence. 21-L 14 fl, care of Courier WANTED • Housekeeping rooms Couple with no children. Address H. D. NORTON. Attorney-at-law P. O. Box 96. *5 Practices In all State and Federal i Courts First National Bank Bldg W wi'i ii Contractor to nmid mill at mine near Granta l'as». Blue Q. W. COLVIG. Xttorney-at-law.! print plana ready, lumber on Grants Paas Banking Co. Bldg. ground. Give ex;»erience and ref- J erences or no attention will !» E. 8. VAN DYKE. Attorney. Practices given to communication. Address In all courts. First National Bank 86 No. 151 care Courier Building ' ' V, ------------------------------- I O S BLANCHARD. Attorney-at-law MISCELI.ANEOV8 Golden Rule Bldg Phone 27rt SHOP—Plumbing, I’ll»« REPAIR work, steam fitting, boller and C. A '''»l.EH. Attorney-at-law. Ma- «Minic -nils, Granta Pass. Ore. 605 pump work and Installing South 6th street. Phone 306 G. <1EO H. DURHAM, Attoruey-at-law I Siti A. Bryan. referee In bankrupu-y. Masonic All styles and sizes Effort« of rhe t'nl'ed Stoic« Dep inent of Agriculture to realtor« Morgan «train of horses. which hail t*- come nearly extinct showed their ef- feet In the recent 300-mlle test fot army horses. Out of 27 entries, only ten finished, nn«l of these 'he vixtl and seventh were Morgan li'TseS. e-.< uf them raised on th«- department's «to«-k farm in Massachusetts. The horse* were required to travel fl<> miles a da« for five days. carrying the regulation «•avalry load of 245 pounds. For hog feeding operations. soy beans may be profitably fed in rhe form of mature hav which oblige« th« swine to nose out the beans nnd crack them like corn. The hogs relish the beuns and hay and consume it with a minimum of waste while its use In the ration reduces the cost of pork pro duction and makes for a better grade of meat with a nice blending and marbling of lean and fat. INBREEDING REDUCES VIGOR i Any Weak Pointe Present in Blood Strain Brought to View With out Stint 4 Inbreeding generally reduce« the vigor, although it concentrates what ever good points happen to tie present. t If there are any bad |>o nt« present ' In the blond strain It brine« theV’i • view remorselessly, It lakes ••x<ei tloiinll.v good blood to Wllhst!l|..l test of Inbreeding. Merchant 'Printer«—Courier. Grants Pass-Medford STAGE INTERURBAN AUTOCAR CO. Daily and Sunday Effec**”^ Oct. 25, 1920 LEAVE LEAVE Grants Pass MEDFORD GRANTS PASS Waiting Room 10:00 a. tn. 10:00 a. ni. Bonbonniere 1:00 p. tn 1:00 p. ni. 4:30 p. m. 4.80 p. Phone 160 We connect with stages for Ashland and Jacksonville a. Used Car Bargains 7-Passenger Buick Model 90 Overland Two Chevrolets English Mayor Treats the Children How To Get Rid Of Your Cold ON’T fool with cold. Go to yoor druggist and get a bottle of Pr. King’s New Discovery and start taking it. By the time you reach home vou’U begin to feel better, and will have a restful, sleep without throat-torturing; coughing. Dr. King's New Discovery, for over fifty yvars a standard remedy, has the metlii in.d qualities that relieve con gestion, ease the cough and loosen the phlegm. Convincing, healing taste, too. lYice 60 cent«, $1.20 a bottle. "For caldsandtSfra^s Dr. Kind’s New Discovery Constipated? Here’s Relief ( ieanse the system and ‘ bring ' back vour old time energy with Dr. King’» 1‘ills. They promote free bile flow, stir up the lazy liver and get at the root of the trouble. Price, 25 cents. prompt! Won’t Gripe TTKiD^’s Pl i Is An ancient cn.-»toni ut Stockton-on-Ti es. England, is for the newly elected muyor. with his party, to nppenr on the balcony with barrels of apples and bags of nuts, and to throw these delicacies to the school children of the town.