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GIIANTH i'AHM DAILY (Mit RIKR
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Classified Advertising AIR
POR HALE
PIANO INUTRIITION
SEASONED WOOD FOR SALK —Oak
MRS. JAMES M. POWERS, instruc­
and I a ii ral. *475; body fir. II.
tor on piano; studio over Barna«’
pine and second growth fir, 13.75;
Jewelry.
Phone 265-J.
nianzanlta. |5. C. W. Lambrecht,
ltd I. Ilox 11.
2811
DE.NTIMTH
FOR BALK flood 8-roo—.< I plas-
Flrst-cL
tn red house
About 3 acres good E. C. MACY. D M. D.
dentistry
ina 14 r (¡th St.
r orchard.
land, small bearing
Property first place on left south
VETERINARI 81IIGKO.N
of river bridge R, u. Cannon. Rd.
4, Box 2. Granta . sm , Oro.
96 Dit R. J. BICSTUL. Veterinarian.
FOR SALE -Bi
I alfalfa
River Banks Farms.
Rvaldence 838 Wasblugtou boule--
vard. phone 398-R
bay.
80tf
Mechanism Is Strong Enough to
Withhold Pressure of 70
toi25 Pounds.
SHOULD NEVER BE REMOVED
When Dirty, Corroded or Misplacsd It
Cannot Perform Ite Functions
Properly—Cap and Waeher
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Afford Protection.
(live due conslderntinti lo thè righi»
of pedestrimi» on strie » and lilgb
way». Tliey bave ai touch righi lo thè
roud as you.
• * •
Abolii 2,7IM).(SMI, or nearly three per
• ut of thè tigni popolai loti of Ih
United Ntutes, moke tlu-lr Itvlrig froOi
tlie automobile business
(roly four ut America'» cfilef ex
e<ut I ve» have had the privilege of
riding In motor cars — Mi-KInley
Roosevelt, Tuft and ' Wilson.
Most state laws require that In cas>
<>f rm accident you iniut stop linrne
dliilely nr»l give your name, addres»
and license number to the injured
patty, or to » t-ollc-e officer, Do all
you <-mi to be of service.
l’IIYHfl IAN AMIMI RGKO.N
Motorists are often puzzled to know
FOR SALK Shadeland Eclipso seed
iiiiiiiiitiiiiii in im tiiiiiiiii iiimrii miri ui
oats, rocleaimd. W. L. Hayas, .Mur­ L. O. CLEMENT. M
D., Prnotlca what keeps the air In the tire. A sen­
sitive little mechanism commonly
phy. or C. N. Culy. cooperative
limited to diseases of eye. ear,nose
called the plunger and strong enough SUPER-SILKWORMS SPIN
shipping ntitnger. Grants Pass. siti
and throat. Phone 81; Res. 239-J.
to hold back ulr pressure it» high as
THEIR SILKS IN COLORS
70 to 12fi tmumla to Ilie »qiiare Inch,
FOR SALE 2 year old heifer, just
s. Utt'OIIRUXlE, M. D. Physician functions here, This lltfli- vulve,
fresh. J 8. Harvey, Rd 1, one
and surgeon. City or country calls which consl»ts of ■i plunger about an iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iniiiiiii mu i mu h h i h min
91
mil» north of county homo.
attended day or night
Phone«. Inch long, n bit of spring and rubber.
Res
389;
office.
182;
6lh
and II I-. i-.-poiiillile for the well-being of th.-
CHOICE BALED ALFALFA hay, »2«
tire.
delivered any place In Grants Pass.
E J BILLICK. M
D
Phy»lelau
It is located ln»lde the vnlve »t<-m.
123 at ranch five miles
i.elow
and surgeon; office Rchallhorn nrxl seat* against n tr»-n<li«l metal
town. Phone 606-F-12. C. H. Eis­
block, phone 64-j; residence, 1004 core. It should never be r>-move<l un
mann.
87tf
le-« absolutely nece««»ry. Wlo-n II 1»
l-awnridge. phone 5 4-L.
taken out II »tiouhl not be replaced un-
4» ACRE RANCH Foil BALE im­
l<K3 ull the part» are In perfect work­
W
F
RUTHERFORD
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Manual
the
provements, water right on I'leas-
raputlcs
Office over Barnes' Jew­ ing order
nnt creek. 1 I« mile north »ent of
Gets Out of Order.
elry
Hours 9:30-12; 1:30-4.
Wimer store.
Price 32500 cash.
When tnflutlng a tire the motorist
Rogue
River. R ALPH W STEARNS, M. 4>. Xruy sometimes accidentally bends the wire
John F leaner,
-•2
Oregon. Rd. 1,
equipment. Phones: Office. 21-J; plungi-r, throwing the vnlve working
part» out of line. Sometimes It be­
Residence, 21-L.
TEAM AND HARNERS FOR SALE
comes corroded: »ometlincw dirty or
mlsplnrc*<L When thus handicapped B
cheap. River Bnnks Farms. 87tf
ATTORNEYS
cannot perform properly Its duties of
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FOR SALE Seven
room
modern H. D. NORTON, A ttorney-at-la* keeping the nlr In the tire.
house with sleeping porch and lot
At the top of the valve stem Is n
Practices In all Slate and Federal
small e«p which assists the vnlve by
100x100
Cali at 713 North 2nd
Courts. First National Bank Bldg.
protecting It ngulnst the «lust "hl«-li
98
street
o W COLVIG. Attorney-at-lsw wotihl or<llnnrlly «-ollect then-. This
trash
FOR SALE -Gas range with
Grants Pass Banking Co.
Bldg. rnp offers ul«o additional protection
against i\lr linkage, for It 1» tith-d with
Both
burner, Ford automobile
Phone 34 2-J K. S. VAN DYKE. Attorney Practices s rubber w:tsh«-r which forms un air­
In good condition
In all courts. First National Bank tight tu-nl over the stem.
»4
before 9 n ni
Iltit there Is a third «levice which
Building
-ts In keephig nlr in a tire. A lock
FOR SAIJ-J Maxwell wheel, *1.50;
.¡Kttagffi)
Weed chains. 30x314, I'J; horse O 3. BLANCHARD. Attorney-at-law washer fits umh-r tbe dust cup. down
Golden Rule Bldg
Phone 270. over the valve, and seats on the part
welching a!>ou4'.i“" lb« . 3Hol­
of the "heel to which th«- spo'.tes are
stein cow. giving 4 gallons of milk C. A. .«’’»LKR. Attorney-at-law. Ma-
un. lmred. The hexagonal nut nets a«
inown only to
Through
dally. 360. Otto Henrlcson. Phone
a seal to prevent dirt, water and other himself Dr. Vartan K. Oslglan. the
•»■le i-i.o.de. Grants Pass. Ore.
6O2-F-2, Rd. 2, Box 24.
91
foreign substHtice» from «Tmqtlng pnst
“silk king" of the South and known
GEO. H. DURHAM, Attorney-at-law to ruin the Inner tube an<l valve bane,
as the Luther Burbank of the silk In
SPRING OATS for s.ale
*55 a ton.
referee in bankruptcy. Masonic t'ontrnrv to the usual sui>poaltlon. it
dustry, has de« eloped the super silk­
f • l. Irland
T J. Mackin. Le­
dm-« not prevent th«- rltn or tire from
Temple. Phone 135-J.
worm. which spins a cocoon twice tbe
land. Ore.
101
»lipping on the wheel.
size of the ordinary epeoon an«l spin«
JAMES T. CHINNOCK.
l-awyer
Part Are Insxptnsive.
silk In 18 «llfferent colors. The secret
First National Bank Building
The*«- litre«- purtn are Inexpensive.- process wlih-h Induce« the sll|fw<>rm
an«l If they are found to be worn out
to spin Its »Ilk !u colors Is looke«! upon
WANTED- Hog ral»-»r to take swill A. C. HOUGH
lawyer, Tuffs Bldg. or out of order, they can easily he re­ a» one of th«- marvels of th«» scientific
front Josephine hotel.
89tf * Practice In. all courts
placed at n trifling expense. Almost ' world. Th«' Osiglan nursery at New
W ANTED -Hauling for ton truck. O. V A. C. AHLF. lawyer, practice In any «lenlcr or garn-.-e ninn will I m - aide Orleans Is snlil to be th«- largest In the
to furnish them. Fnllure to have them
world. It contains 2JJ00.000 Oslgltfn
C. Taggart. 219 West G St
15
state a-id federal courts.
Office examined mny cost the motorist many silk trees, lOontr.ikM» silk eggs and 200.-
over Nations! Drug Store
dollars In tire underinflation. In rim (sm of the silkworms.
WANTED—Furnished bouse or fur­
ruttit g, In bruise* nn<| In blow-outs.
The sti|ier-«ill<wortn exists in four
nished housekeeping rooms Kent
■f
stages: first the «»eg. sersrnd the larva.
not to be ovor 530 per month, in­
thlr<1 the chrysalis, amt fourth the
quire No. 155 care Courier.
91
moth. The worm «pln« hl« rocotín In
thro«- days, «pinning at the rate of
|M>t LTKV
from ten to fifteen Inches of fiber ¡j r
'
mlnnte, winding Yhe fiber rouml and
FOR SALE 400 Egg Queen incuba­
himself
In
one
continuous
round
tor in good condition.
Phone: Doctor Morley Says Lack of
Easily Made and Attached to Any Thread, from the outside to the Inside, ■
379-J.
95
I
so that th«- person finding the end of
Family Life Is Cause of
Lighting System.
Che fiber where the worm began un I
FOR SALK Mammoth bronze turkey
Bolshevism.
winds the entire cocoon. Eacli cocoon 1
Peter
gobbler.
Inquire of Mrs.
of
the super-silkworm contains 1.800
Shows Driver of Following Machine
91
Olson, phono 500-R-2.
yards of silk. 1-21.K) inch In diameter
IVhy Is a Bolshevik? IVhnt does ■
Intentione of Driver of Leading
an«i is composed of two «tratwls. The
homb thrower think about? IVliy do i
MlHI'ELLANEOlrf
Car—Operated by Switch on
single filament of 00.(88» cocoons would |
"Americanization" catnpiilgns fall to 1
i
Steering
Wheel.
girdle the earth at the equator
get
to
the
heart
of
the
foreign
popu
­
SHOP
—
Plumbing,
REPAIR
Pipe
Th«- colors of the silk spun by the
work, steam fitting, boiler au«l lation?
I
A direction Indicator for automo-
Attired In old mid III fitting foreign-
worms will not fndc. end are of a
505
pump work and Installing.
'
blies,
for
use
at
night
to
show
a
richness of tint so exquisite that no
made clothes. Dr. Ravinond Morley, di­
South 6th streot. Phone 306. Xi.
dye can equal then In b«-nutv
rector of tin- Uleveland foundation, lowing driver the intentions of
The
51tf
A.- Bryan.
culture of th«» silkworm. Introduced :
went Into the slum«, the factory dis­ driver of tlie car, Is easily made
INDICATOR FOR AUTO
LIVES AS REO TO GET
CURE FCR RADICALS CUÍTE HANDY DEVICE
NURSERY NTttt'K
NURSERY—Highest
grade
fruit,
shade, nut trees—also berries and
ornamental In variety.
Albany
Nurseries (Branch)
860
North
Seventh street. Grants Pass. 71tf
NURSERY stock of all kinds. Orna­
mental, shade and fruit trees. Geo.
H. Parker
70tf
E T McKlNSTltY. 603 G St.. Rhone
355-R, real estate. Best of soils for
fruit, hay or general farming.
ROY HIGGINS—General real estate
Office 111 South Sixth. Phone 89.
SEE BALLINGER & HULL for farm,
city and business property. 10 and
11 Flanagan Bldg. Phone'284.
TAX
SOONER TAXI —Phone 282-R for
Jitney Luke or Cutler. Calls an­
swered anywhere, anytime.
86tf
CIVIL ENGINEER
GEO. M. ASHFORD. C. E. Ig»nd sub­
division. mine and Irrigation sur­
veys. 814 N. 8lh St. Phone 48-R.
BUILDING I UN TRAI TORS
HARPER & SON—Bulldlng contrae-
tora. Shop work. furnlture cratlng
Shop 510 H St. Ros. phone 142.
i
tricts, the coffee houses and homes of
fh<> foreign population of Cleveland to
And out. Doctor Morley, formerly of
the faculty of Western Reserve uni­
versity mid the University of Minne­
sota. told the Chlengo City club at
luncheon about It.
"What umkes a radical?" he said.
“We found that la«k of adjustment
and lack of proper family life were
two powerful elements. The men were
not properly placed In Industries.
There never has been nny attempt to
place them. There Is an enormous pre­
ponderance of men over women In the
foreign districts. The tnen ar»- either
single or have left their families In
Europe until they can afford to bring
them to America, hence the men lack
proper family life and home ties.
"They are a prey to homesickness,
nn<1 the petty annoyances and the dis­
illusionment» to which they are sub­
jected are ntngnlfled mid become seri­
ous. America, of which they ha<1 heard
such golden reports, appears to be a
squalid world of black houses, black
streets. dlrty- screaming children, fac­
tory »moke, noisy nights, crowded cars,
filth, liaril work nn«l misery.
"No amount of glowing words can
talk the Immigrant out of an unpleas­
ant htimnn experience.
Americaniza­
tion must b«-gln at the bottom and
work up. not at the top and work
down. The only Americanization that
will succeed Is that which recognises
the Immigrant's contribution to Amer­
ica and flatters them by accepting that
contribution.”
All That, 'n Then Some.
After all. the question of how much
DRAYAGE AM» TRANSFER
It costs to support an Infant Is res­
amiably decided on the basis of tio»
THE WORLD MOVES; so do we. much money Is available for the pur-
Bunch Transfer Co. Office phone imse I'lttshiirrb Gazette Times.
34^; residence phone 315-J.
What Faith Does.
F. G. ISHAM, drayage and transfer.
Faith Is what euiibles 11 person to
Saf.-s.
pianos
and
furniture
enjoy eating n currant pie In summer
moved, packed, shipped and stored
i hen houseflies are numerous.—New
Office phone 134-Y.
'Means States.'
An
Electrical
Direction
Indicator
Which Shows the Driver of a Car
Following the Intention of the Drlv-
er to Turn to the Right or Left.
attached to any car with an electric­
light Ing system. The indicator shown
Is an electrically Illuminates! coniblna-
ttlon of the letters "R" and "L," with
it switch on the dash or on the steer­
ing wheel.
The letters are formed by troughs
about one Inch wide and one-eighth
Inch deep, and' painted white, to re­
flect the light front the small electric
lamps which are mounted In them, as
shown. The entire monogram should
be about 3 by 414 Inches.
When
lamps 1, U and 7 are lighted, the “L”
will be Illuminated, and when lamps
1. 2. 3. 4, 5 and tl are on. the "R" will
appear; these results are obtained
by throwing the switch lever to the
right or left. The switch lever is fas­
tened nt A. and when thrown to the
left, makes contact with B and C.
Ry trncing out the circuit It will he
seen that this will light the "L." In
the same manner, when the switch
lever Is thrown Into contact with D
and K. 'he "R" will be lighted.—Alton
D. Spencer. Colnmbus, O., In Popular
Mechanics Magazine.
Used Car Bargains
7-Passenger Buick
•
Model 90 Overland
Two Chevrolets
C. L. Hobart Co
Grants Pass-Medford
STAGE
INTERURBAN AUTOCAR CO.
Effect'V"» Oct. 25,1920
Daily and Sunday
LEAVE
LEAVE
Grants Pass
MEDFORD
GRANTS PASS
Waiting
Room
10:00 a. m.
10:00 a. 1».
Bonbonniere
.
1:00
p. ni
1:00 p. m.
I.3O p. n>.
4:80 p. m.
Phone 160
We connect with stages for Ashland and Jacksonville
T
Place orders for Duplicate and Triplicate
• tete :
and sizes
Requires about GO days to fill orders
Constantly in Stock
8
Books of Duplicate Remittance Blanks
Garage Repair Books
Trade Acceptances
Legal Blanks
Blank Sales Books
WOULD REMAIN IN BUSINESS
I
Old Doctor* Jones Evidsntly Was Sat
isfied That He Could Read His
Own Writing.
Old Doctor Jones, who once prac­
ticed medicine In a New Jersey town,
was known everywhere as a notorious­
ly bad speller.
He slipped up on the
simplest words, and people wondered
bow be manage«' to write prescrip-
tlons, especially In medical Latin. so
that they could be read and unoer-
stood. Though the ''Doc,'' as he was
called, could not spell, he was. never­
theless. accounted a good physiefmi
and ihls patients «wore by h:tn.
He
«ent his prescriptions regularly to a
certain druggist in the town tiecause
this man was the only druggist who
How lite drttrg’st
could read them.
sucieeiied In doing it was a mystery
to every one.
Everything went
ttme. then one dny
I WelS
In the southern states by Doctor Osl- taken III and died.
»n**«
ginn twelve years ago, promises to be- largely attended and !> *•:-
rome a rival tndustry to «xittoti grow- was one of the principal ni<mrti«r«.
What "III become of '■line*' n«»’.v.?
Who will he get to rend h's pres-rlp-
tions? were quest'ms- on every
Girl’» Right to Be Wooed.
Ups.
It was pretty generally agreed
Is a violation of Pennsylvania's that the future Io iked hlaefc for the
laws to Interfere with your s ster’s physician, but this man "Im sp-lied
sweetheart, decided Alderman Frank rheumatism “ntmatlz” was iAt to -he
Freller. William Franz of Seltzer discouraged. The dny after the elisie-
City, Pa., was held In *300 ball for qules of the druggist tlie following
court for Interfering with the wooing tn noun cement, printed In long-hand.
of his sister. Lillian. h.v Theodore Kull. nppenred in the window of the phar­
It was charged Frantx threatened Kull macy: “Dr. Jonesi has bought this
If he continued to call upon Lillian.
drug store. He will continue the bls- I
ness and fill prescrlpshons hisself.
Office stationery—Courier office.
Is That Cold and
Cough Hanging On?
Get right after it with Dr.
King’s New Discovery. For
50 years The Standard
OU will be convinced that Dr.
Y King's New Discovery does just
what it is meant to do—soothes cough­
raw throats, congestion-tormented
chests, loosens the phlecrn pack and
breaks the obstinate cold and grippe
attack.
awa; you will notice the
Right away
change for the better. Has a con­
vincing, healing taste that you will
appreciate. Buy a bottle at your
druggists on the way home tonight.
60 cents, *1.20 a bottle.
Jor colds andcoughs
Bowels Behind Schedule?
Liver acting lazy? Bring them up to
time with Dr. King's Pills. Gentle,
not griping, sure acting and not habit
forming, they will please you by
producing a regular, normal bowel and
liver action. Same old price, 25 cents.
Sacramento, Cal., has suffered se­
verely. twice from fire and
twice
|rom flood.
AUTOMOBILE
^GOSSIP
tractors
are
known
f uria
••iigrn:r.t<irs" in England.
• • • •
In Germany eighteen Industries are
listed for the manufacture of motor
vehicles.
This new Id-Inch <ll«api>«-iiring gun. Just finished nt th- United Stales arsenal at Watertown. Mass., weighs 510
tons, and can hurl a shell weighing 2,7181 pounds. 85 miles The Ixnnb-primf shelter Is a new feature.