Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, February 19, 1921, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextNATI 'HIM Y, limiti ARY IV, GRANTS PAM DAILY COURIER IVJI. _____ I HOG-PROOF GATE IS HANDY ARRANGEMENT Classified Advertising POH HA I JC IXMT FOR HAIJÇ Shadeland Eclipse seed oats, recleaned. 3c per pound. W LOST—Thursday, Indios sold watch, L. Hayes, Murphy, or C. N. Only, II Jewel Swiss movement. Find cooperative shipping manager. er please return ter Courier office Grants IlM 9211 and receive reward 06 OHOKTD BAIJQD ALFALFA hay. «26 TAA* dollvered any place In Granta Pasa SOONER TAXI — Phone 262-H tor 128 at rancb tVe miles below Jitney Luko or Cutler. Calls aa- town. Pbono 606-7-11. O. H. Ele- swared anywhere, anytime. 86tt mana. 87tf A farmer uses this arrangement to keep the bogs In one lot, while allow ing his cattle and horses to pass un restrained Into another pasture. The gate was removed from the hinges, and the space from post to poet was boarded up solidly to a height of 18 lnch«*s from the ground. About 18 BURPEE’S ANNUAL The Leading American Seed Catalog • ENT FREE Burpee's Annual is a complete guide for the Vegetable and Flower garden. Il is a bright and interesting book with over a hundred vegetables end flow •re illustrated la the colors of nature. Write for your copy today. Rapidly Becoming Crop of Special Im portance Because of Big Possibili ties of Seed. CIVIL ENGINEER CLEANING------ PRESSING - REPAIRING Seed Grower» Ph i lade Iph i The noy bean lias become a crop of special Importance throughout country, which la Indicated by large acreage devoted to it In and the incren««*d Interest In the slbllltles of the »•••*<1 for f<a«l and for oil. The Introduction of new varieties by the Unite«! Hint««« Department of Agriculture has !>een largely responsi ble for extending the growing area of the crop not only in the North and West but in the extreme Routh. During the past year the Mandarin, Easy Cook, Alenar! »en nn<1 Hoosier were plac«>d In trade In the northern states. In the South. the Otootan. Laredo ■nd Biloxi are bel nr widely grown g 0 FOR SAI JO—Fine farm of 412.26 NURSERY stock ot ail kinds Orna-, 9 acres for general purpose« Oppor mental, shade and fruit trees. Geo. ' 9 9 H Parker. TOtf I 9 tunity for cranberries. Port Orford 9 cedar and aportlng facilities. Nine 9 IN >11/TRY A HATCHING I0GGH 9 mil«» south of Bandon, four mil«*« 9 north of langlols New buildings FOR SALE—White Leghorn Baby 9 9 Woven wire fencing Courtesy to Chicks from stock with high egg 9 9 agents Edmund Craft. Craft lake pedigree. 120 per 100. Also cus 9 9 Ranch. Bandon, Coos County. Ore-! tom hatching Rogue River Poul 9 9 gon. Phone M-6011 Bandon. 29 try Farm, Medford, Ore. 113 9 9 VALUE OF SILAGE One ton of sling«* <*qua1s one <>n of sugar I m *«*!*. Three tons of sliHge <*qual on«* r«>n of clover hay. Three and one-half tons of «liege equal ocie toa of lucerne hay. Two and one-fourth ton« of sllam* equal one ton of inaruh hay. One-half ton of «Huge equals one ton of pumpkin«. 9 9 9 9 A 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 REASONED WOOD FOR 8AJJC Fir FOR HALE Hatching egga. from 9 9 33.76 per tier, manaanlta, 34 In-1 heavy laying strain of Hoganlzed 9 9 quire of H. L. Edgerton, phone stock 8 C. White and Brown Leg-; 198-Y. #• 3150 1 horns and Barred Rocka. Special ! PREPARE FOR SPRING LABOR per setting of 16 eggs FOR SAI J5—Wellington Marvel Also few price per hundred lot. strawberry planta, extra good 31 fine 8. C. White I-eghom cockerels ' Machines and Implsmsnts of All Kinds per hundred, H. Weber, at Hayes' Should Be Overhauled and 28 Oon Schaefers, Rd 2. Shoo Shop. 107 8 6th St. 10 ' Needed Repairs Made. FOR SALE—Saddle pony. Perfectly FOR 8A1JC-- Two fine Sheppards Fa Retter bring In all the machinery mous Ancona cockerels, new stock, gentle. Inquire Patrice Gale, 117 build up your flock. 35 each Jas. not In ns«* and ■tart tn get ready for West E street 0« Eads. 306 West I street. Grants spring. Take off the plows, put them where they will be handr to get to NEW FXZRI) storage battery for sale. Pass, Ore. 07 the blacksmith's and «er that the cul 115 cash Phone 19. 107 tivator shovels are carwl for. Don't REAL ESTATE wait until the blacksmith Is rushed to FOR SALE CHEAP—1917 Chevrolet E T. McKlNISTRY. SOS G Ht.. phone have the dl’ks sha-T»en«|. He will do touring car. Call at Public Mar 366-R, real estate. Best of soils for o better Job If all«»wed to take hi» ket. 10« fruit, hay or cenerai farmins. time. FOR KAI-E Piano. Bargain. Party ROY HIGGINS- -General real estate leaving city. Call at 1113 Eaat I) PI.YNO INHTHVCTION Office 111 South Sixth. Phone 69. { street. 106 BEK BAM.INGER A HULL for farm.: MRS. JAMES M POWERS. Instruc FOR HA1JC- -Cedar posts, 7 feet eity and business property. 10 and tor on piano; studio over Barn*-«' 11 Flanagan Bldg Phone 284. long Inquire 815 East J St. 10 jewelry. Phone 266-J. VETERINARY SURGEON WANTED ATTORNEYS R J. IÍE8TÚL.' Veterlgarisn. H, D. NORTON, Attorney-at-law. R«*sldence 838 Washington boule Practices in all State and Federal vard. phone 898-R. Courts. First National Bank Bldg |-= DENTISTS G. W. OOLVIG, Attorney-at-law. i Grants Pass Banking Co. Bldg. E. C. MACT. D M. D. 0. F1rst-ela> dentistrv 109*4 R 6th 8t E. 8. VAN DYKE, Attorney. Practices in all eonrts. First National Bank PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Building. L. O <11 .RMEVT,_ M. T)v Practice dr : limited to dlsooses of eyo. ear,nose O. S. BLANCHARD. Attorney-at-law. Golden Rale Bldg Phone 270. and throat. Phone 62; Rea. 319-J. pipe 8. LOUGHR1DGE, M. D. Physician REPAIR SHOP—Plumbing, and surgeon. City or country calls work, steam fitting, boiler and attended day or night. Phones. 596 pump work and Installing Roe. 369; Office. 182: «th and H South (th street. Phone 306 G. A. Bryan. 61tf E J. BIIJ.ICK, M. D. Physician, sur geon, Bchsllhorn Blk. Phone B4-J: CARNER-GAYWTTY IRON WORKS ree. 1004 lAiwnridge. phone 64-L. General foundry and machine work; gray Iron and braaa cast W F. RUTHERFORD—-Manual the- raputlea. Office over Barnes' jew ings. any else and quantity. Deal elry. Hours 0:30-12; 1:30-4. ers In second hand mine and saw Breakfast Muffins Two Low Fences Aoroes the Gateway Will Stop the Hogs, but Allow Horses and Cattle to Pass. Inches from each gatepost. Inside the lot where the hogs were confined, a short poet was driven. Long boards nailed from ooe to the other of these posts made another panel of board fence, 18 Inches high and parallel with the boarded-up gate, with an 18-lnch space between the two low walla, When a hog comet« to tills detached panel, It will go to the end and pan round into the narrow passage be- tween the two board walla, continuing on through and out at the other end till It tires of the performance. One that is short enough to turn In the 18- lnch passage is too small to jump or climb over the boards before It, and one that cannot turn Is unable to face the wall and make the attempt to climb. All other stock, except small calves or colts, will step over the low walls. No wide cracks, offering footholds, should he left between the boards.— H. F. Grinstead. Columbia. Mo, in I Popular Mechanics Magazine. FARM SELECTION PERPLEXING I JOSEPHINE COUNTY FLOUR MILLS Phone 123 Cor. 3rd and G Sta. AUTO TOPS Replace the shabby top with light. eaa>-to-handie weather proof ooe now. Smart looking. S ts I I ceable tope— perfect fitting and improving the car's looks—a wide choice tn ma terial« and colors. OUR PRICER LOWEST G. B. BERRY Study of Ssvsrsl Intricate Pointa Csll.d For—Knowlodgo of Basie Prinelplea Nooded. «Prepared by the United States Depart ment of Agriculture.) In choosing a farm one has the op tions of buying with the Intention of operating the place as his entire busi ness, buying a small farm and renting enough additional land to meet his needs, or renting a farm either on the share or cash basis. One's choice the matter is usually determined the funds available. If one has only a small amount capital and wishes to undertake farm ing as a business from which to de rive his entire Income, he should. In nearly all cases, begin as a renter. However, if he wishes to buy a farm on which to live, deriving a part of bls income from other sources, then, pos sibly. purchasing is desirable, even If capital Is limited. Whatever course is followed, it is highly desirable that one thoroughly understand the basic principles gov erning the farm business before de ciding some of the finer point«. A dis regard of th«*«e basic principles Is sponsible for a large proportion farm failures. A man may unconsciously work his life against some economic barrier when success would have been com paratively easy If ho had selected a farm where the economic principle would aid him Instead of working against him. American Shrub Appreciated. One American shrub which baa been received with great appreciation in GEO. H. DURHAM, Attorney-at-law England, and which grows well theret referee la bankruptcy, Maaonlc la the gorgeous flame azalea, called by the botanists azalea calendulaceum. Temple Phon« 136-J. i This plant was sent to Europe many JAMES T, OH INNOCK. Lawyer years ago. and perhaps la not grown so widely now as It has been In the past, First National Bank Building owing to the great Influx of rbodod A. C. HOUGH—Lawyer. Tuffs Bldg. dron varieties Praottce la all courte. C. A. .',r)LER, Attorney-at-law. Ma- •onio I »mola, Granta Paaa. Ore. mill machinery, boilers, engines, RALPH W STEARNS, M D. Xray V. A. C. ABLE, lawyer, praetloe In pipe fittings, etc. Booth and F equipment. Phones: Office. 21-J; state and federal oourts. Office streets, Grsnta Paaa, Ore. 94tf Residence, 21-L. over National Drug Store. MICKIE, THE PRINTER'S DEVIL WE ARE EQUIPPED TO DO FIRST CLASS WORK W. Atlee Burpee Co. SOY BEAN GROWING POPULAR FOR RAldC OR TRAD»—40 acres west of town, under ditch, unim GEO .M. ABHFORD, C. E. Land sub proved, Will take ono-ton truck division. mine and Irrigation sur as part payment, or olty property, veys. 614 N 6th St. Phon« 4 8-R. or will soil cheap for aul> J E. E. F WANN, mining and Civil engi Coppock. Rd. 1. 08 neering Mine examinations and reports. Underground and surface t’HED BI’KTK auto for ■■!* cheap. surveying, mapping, mill design; Joseph Fetxnor, 755 N. Nth At. 04tf and construction, ¡anti surveys and FOR HALE OR TRADE for car 20 subdivision. Phone 249-R. 28 acres good land, about 600,000 feet saw timber. 4 H miles from NURSERY HTCK’K Selma. Ore. Good road to place. grade fruit, | Address No 159 care Courier 109 NURSERY—-Highest shade, nut trees—also berries and | FOR SAIJB- Very small Shetland ornamental In variety. Albany^ mare In foal. 94S. Roscoe Howsrd. Nurseries (Branch) 860 North' Dixie Ranch, Granta Pasa. Ore. 0« Seventh street. Grants Pass. 71tf ^The Wardrobe Cleaners Two Low Fences, About IS Inchon High, Servo to Ksep Swlno In Their Own Psstare — Other Animals Can Stop Over. of ground, orchard and berries, for F. G. 1HHAM. drayage, transfer; pl sale. Call at 1111 Rast A street. an«». safes, furniture, moved, ship Will consider late model Ford or ped, packed, stored Phone 124.Y. Dodge 04 WANTED- Top buggy. Write C. S. Alkin. Rogue River, Ore. 06 ——.—,—fr, mac MlftCKLldANKOUB Phone 147 Cattle and Horses Permitted to Pass at Wilt. IHCAYAUE A.XÜ TKANSFEK 1917 FORD TOURING car in g«»<xl running order, for aele. Call at THE WORLD MOVES; so do we till East A a treat, City. 06 Bunch Transfer Co. Office phone 349; residence phone 316-J. GOOD HOME In (Irapts Pass. 1 acre WANTED—A loan of »500 for Bve years, on good real ««elate aeetir- ity. Ad<trras Leri Spalding. Aza lea. Oregon. 106 507 E St. BI T EDI NG CONTRACTORS SKASONKI) WOOD FUR SALE -Oak HARPER A SON—Building con Ir sc io r» Shop work, turni tu re oratine. an I laurel, 14 76; body Hr. 94; pine and s«»cond growth Hr. »3 76; Shop 610 H Ht. Rea. phot*« 141. manzanlta, »6. C. W. laimbracbt. A. J. GREEN—General contractor. ltd 1. Box 11. 26tf Estimates and plans made. Noth- Ing too small or too large. Shop TOR SALE- .Baled alfalfa hay 211 Sixth Ht. Phone 375-L. River Benha Farms 80lf WANTED—Hauling for ton truek. O. C Taggart. 219 West G 8t 15 PAGE SEVEN Long Courier ment. By Charles Sughroe eVeaMRi U mm runs a specialty la merchant printing depart- ERI Regardless of whether we represent your make of battery or not, WE have the parts, equipment, and skill ed experience necessary to properly rebuild It. If you want your old battery restor ed to a dependable, first claas condi tion at reasonable coat, bring it to this SERVICE STATION... We have a service battery to fit your car. ADAMS ELECTRIC AND BATTERY SHOP .MM So. Sixth Street Grants Pass-Medford STAGE INTERURBAN AUTOCAR CO. Effect*’”' Oct. 25, 1920 Daily and Sunday LEAVE LEAVE Grants Pass GRANTS PASS MEDFORD Waiting Room 10:00 a- tn. 10:00 Bonbonniere 1:00 p. in. 1:00 p. m. 4.30 p. m. 4:30 p. ns. Phone 160 We connect with «tagen for Ashland and Jacksonville Ardencraig Farm For Sale Complete With Stock and Equipment at $50,000.00 For aale only by owner er aath oriaed agents Lead Type Doesn’t Croivd Very ¡Veil