Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, February 24, 1921, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTill USUA Y, FEIHH Ain 14, GRAXTH PAM DAILY COURIER 10*41. Classified Advertising* AIXXM'NTANT ! AUDITING, Systematizing. Financial Statements. Ivan Livingston, In corporate Accountant. Gi*ante Paas FOR HAI.K I IHTLDING <ONTRA<TOI<N l>RKNNMAKING PAGE PLENTY AND POVERTY IN CONTRAST IN VIENNA SEASONED WOOD FOR BALE-Oak HARPER * SON—Building contrac and laurel. 84.75; body fir. 14; tor« Shop work, furniture crating. DREHSMAKING, box, knife, Inverted panel and frill pleating«, a spe pine and aecond growth fir, 1176; Shop 610 II St. Rea. phono 141. cialty, also acoordlon pleating by manianlta. 86. C. W. Lambrecht, special orders. Satisfaction guar Rd 1. Box II 28tf A. J. GREEN General contractor. Estimates and plans made Noth- anteed. Prices reasonable. Esti Ing too small or too large. Shop mate» cheerfully given. Phone FOR 8AJX- -Baled alfalfa bay. 211 Sixth St. Phone 1754¿. tltf 606 or call on Mrs. W. R Swoape, River Banka Farm« 80tf 661 North Third street. 12 TA A. Ft »It 8AIX Shadeland Eclipse seed oats, recleafted. 3c per pound. W WONBK TAXI —Phone 283-R tor L. llayea, Murphy, or C. N. Culy, Jitney Luke or Cutler. Calls an cooperative shipping manager. swered anywhere, anytime. 88tf Granta Paas. *2tf III<AVA<<E ANI» TRANSFER CHOICE HALED ALFALFA hay. 826 delivered any place In arante Pass THE WORLD MOVES; *o do we. Bunch Transfer Con Office phone 823 at ranch five miles below 341; residence phone 315-J. town. Phone 606-F-12. C. II. Sla mane 87lf F. G. ISHAM, drayuge. lran«fer; pl Vienna, Feb. 34.—(A. P.)—Vul gar display of extravagance in food and clothing Is a nightly picture at the gay restaurants here while only a few ¡blocks away hungry and scant ily-clothed persons are being poorly fed in community kitchens. Visitors to Vienna are shocked by this par adoxical economi' condition. Others, are either hardened to the contra dictory sights or. In their Inability to alter either extreme can only «hut their eye« to them. Crowded theaters and operas at tremendously advanced prices, con certs sold out in advance, masked ball following masked ball In an end less riot against the coming of Lent, cabarets »ho«e risque dancer« would bring out the police In New York and where nothing to drink but wine Is nerved, cafes and restaurant« with never an empty table, not a room to be had In the big hotel« whose prices go up from week to week—that Is one picture. On its reverse, foreign The Loedla« Aawrlcaa Seed Catalog relief straining Itself and demanding SENT FREE Burp««’« Annual is a complete guide unceasing contributions in aid of a for the Vegetable and Flower garden. suffering populace. It I« a bright and interesting book with The workingmen demand the gov over a hundred vegetable« and flow er« illustrated ha the color« ui nature. ernment «hall suppress profiteering , Write for your copy today. and eliminate the sheba (profiteer wholesaler or middleman) and W. Atlee Burpee Co. ing the slelcbandler (illicit trader) in an I Seed Growers Philadelphia effort to lower the daily mounting. cost of Nvlng, else they will under take to do »<> on their own account They carried a minature gallows in a When reo»nt demonstration. Grandmother Some 400,000 children arc being Was a Girl fed one nourishing meal a day by OOP skirt« were American charity. Through Ameri worn by those who can aid hospitals are being furnished with long absent necessities. Nearly ’ A\ first naked the druggist / 11 j IV for, and insisted on 200,000 ¡Austrian children are char ity guests In other countries. Indeed having, the genuine the charity of ail non-suffering peo Golden Medical Discovery put ples Is ¡being extended bountifully to up by Dr. Pierce over 50 years this country regardless of creed or ago. Dress has changed very race, and all investigators who dig much since then! But Dr. deeply Into conditions acknowledge Pierce’s medicines contain the It is needed. But not Infrequently the visitor, same dependable ingredients. especially the 'American, who is told They are standard today just as this, gazes on the evidence of wealth they were fifty years ago and and we41-belng a4>out him and re never contained alcohol. marks that It might be well to spend Dr. Pierce’« Golden Medical some of this money at home inatead , Discovery for the stomach and of demanding aid from other lands. blood cannot be surpa-Hscd by any One answer Is that this phase of j Vienna life brings money in and tonic and alterative today. keeps it circulating Another is that When you feel ‘‘all out of sorts” the temperment of a people must be —your vitality at a low ebb—the considered. blood becomes surcharged with Even in derprec-.ated Austrian cur poisons! The best tonic is called rency 20,000 crowns represents Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Dis about 30 perfectly ¡good American covery. Dr. Pierce manufactured dollars or a good many ¡balanced ra this “Discovery" from roots and tion meals such as ¡Americans are giving Vienna’s children. barks without alcohol — a cor Much of the money thus spent rective remedy, the ingredients of comes from the wild speculation on which nature put in the fields and the stock exchange that has follow forests for keeping us healthy. ed the constantly fluctuating crown, It puts vim, vigor, vitality into and from wide open speculation in foreign monies, theoretically prohib the blood. Try it, All druggists. Liquid ited but in full operation in cafes and restaurants and well covered private or tablets. offices. À urpee ano«, «atea, furniture, moved, «hip ped. packed, atored Phone 124,Y. USED BUICK auto for aale cheap. Joaeph Fetxner. 765 N. 8th St. 04tf CIVIL ENGINEER FOR BA IX—Fine farm of 412.25 acrea for general purpoaee Bppor- GMO M. ASHFORD, C. E. Lend sub tunlty for cranberries. Port Orford division, mine and irrigation sur cedar and eporting facilities. Nine vey«. 814 N. 6th St. Phone 4 8-R. miles south of Bandon, four mile« north of Iwnglols. New buildings. E F WANN, mining and civil engi neering. Mine examinations and Woven wire fencing. Courtesy to reports Underground and surface agents Edmund Craft, Craft lake surveying, making, mill design Ranch, Bandon, Coos County, Ore and construction, land surveys and gon. Phone M-6011 Bandon. 29 sub division. Phone 249-R. 28 FOR HAIX Cedar poeta. 7 feet long Inquire 815 East J St. 10 NURSERY STOCK WHILE IT LASTS -‘Alfalfe hay at NURSERY Highest grade fruit, the old rink. 125.00 per ton for shade, nut frees-aleo berries and cash only. L. W. Hyde. 11 ornamental in variety. Albany Numerica (Branch) 860 North SEWING MACHINE Singer. for Seventh «treat. Granta Pass. 71tf sale for storage chargea A Shade. 10 NURSERY «lock of all ktnda. Orna mental. «hade and fruit trees Geo. FOR HALK-- One extra good tack H. Parker. ?otf burrow and outfit. See Thomp son. 813 East I street. 11 FOR HALE—Everbearing strawberry plants. 81 50 per hundred. De FOR QUICK BALE—Ford touring, livered at Valley Hardware. Ad- 1250 N E Rogers. Rivoli thea- dreas O. F Webster. Box 106, Rd. 11 tor. No. 4. 11 FOR SALE Rooming house. All Marvel furnished 81200 cash or 81700 on FOR SALE- Wellington atrawberry plants, extra good. 11 | terms. 823 J street. 13 per hundred. H. Weber, at Hayea' Shoe Shop, 10? 8 6th St. 10 FOR RENT >N»R RENT 3-room house, tool FOR HAIX-- -New Oregon Strawber ry plants, 50c per '100. St. Re- bouse. Address No. 161 care of gus Raspberries 5c each. Come 11 Courier. and get them. 861 Prospect Ave. PIGS FOR BALE— 84 each H. M 10 and D. 8. Button. Williams, Ore PIANO INSTRUCTION I 4 MRS. JAMES M. POWERS, Instruc WANTED tor on piano; studio over Barnes* Jewelry Phone 216-J. WANTED Hauling tor ton truck O C. Taggart. Ill Weet G At 16 KRAL ESTATE WANTED 1000 feet aecond band; e t M c K instry , 60 s a at., phone Inch lumber Haye« A Harter.; 355-R. real eatate. Beat of «oil« tor Murphy. Ore. 11 ! fruit, hay or general farming. WANTED -Carpenter work. New ROY HIGGINS—General real eat ate and repair, alao leaky roof«. By Office 111 South Sixth, Phone 69. experienced men. Care Booth'« SEE BAUJNGER A HÜLL for farm, Second Hand Store. Ill South 6th city and buelneaa property. 10 and street. Phone 71. 11 11 Flanagan Bldg. Phone 284. TWO EXPERIENCED GIIUB want VETERINARI' SURGEON position In store or restaurant. Address Rd. 4. Box 36. .12 DR. R. J. BEST!IL. Veterinarian. Residence 83 8 Washington boule WANTED- Extra good teamster and vard, phone 398-R. orchard men. Address Box 24. Merlin or phone 600-F-2 ot noon DENTISTS or evening 14 I E. C. MACY. D M. D. Flrst-cL WAXTWIt Party with a little capital dentistry 10914 S. 6tb St to take half Intercut in a good gold PHYSICIAN ANI» SURGEON quartz property. Pant the proapect stage A good proposition to the L. O. OIXMENT, M. D„ Practice right party. Addreaa No. 162 care limited to dieease« of eye, ear.nose Courier or phone 285-R. 2t and throat. Phone 62; Rea. 239-J. 8. LOUOH RIDGE, M. D. Phyalctan POI I.TIIY A HATCHING EGGS and aurgeon. City or country call« FOR SALE—White Leghorn Baby attended day or night. Phone«. Cbkka from «tock with high egg Rea. 869; Office. 182; 6th and H. pedigree, 120 per 100. Alao cus- i E. J. BH j LICK, M. D. Physician, sur tom hatching. Rogue River Poul geon, Schallhorn Blk. Phone 54-J; try Farm. Medford, Ore. 113 ree. 1084 Iwwnridge, phone 54-1.. FOR RALE— Hatching egg«, from W. F. RUTHERFORD—Manual the- heavy laying «train of Hoganixed raputlcs. Office over Barnes* jew stock 8 C. White and Brown l>eg- elry. Hours 9:30-12; 1:30-4. 11.50 horna and Barred Rocks, Special RALPH W. STEARNS. M. D„ Xray per setting of 15 eggs, equipment. Phonea: Office, 21-J; price per hundred lot. Aleo few Residence. 21-L. fine 8. C. White leghorn cockerel«. 28 Oon Schaefers. Rd. 2. ATTORNEYS FOR SALE Hatching eggs from Sheppard's famous Ancona« They sure «bell out the eggs. Jas Had«. 306 West I itreet. 33 BGG8 from Rhode lieland Red hen« . from Petaluma, Cal. Oockenels from St. Joe. Mo., 82 per setting of 15 egg«. O. F. Webster on old Clevenger ranch «outh aide of .river, Rd. 4, ¡Box 106. 14 ar. MISCELLANEO! 8 PiP« REPAIR SHOP—Plumblag. werk, steam fitting, boiler and sump work and Installing. 506 South 6th street. Phono 30« G A. Bryan , 51 tf CARNER-GAYETTY IRON WORKS General foundry and machine work; gray Iron and brass east ings. any size and quantity. Deal er« In second hand mine and saw mill machinery, boiler«, angine«, pipe fittings, ate. Booth and F streets. G’snts Pass. Or«. 94tf H. . (j Seed* Grow 1^0F BURPEE’S ANNUAL H E 8 VAN DYKE. Attorney Practices, In all courts. First National Bank Building O. 8. RLANCHARD. Attorney-at-law.! Golden Rule Bldg. Phone 270. \r ►' ». k automobile manufacturers say “dean your crankcase reÀ Engine operation causes steady accumulation of road dust, carbon, fine metal particles, and other impurities in your crankcase oiL Thia contaminated oil circulates through your engine, impairs its performance and ulti mately leads to rapid depreciation and repairs. Your Instruction Book Bays,‘‘flush out the crankcase regularly and refill with fresh oil.” But these important instructions are often disregarded; cleaning the crank case is a job generally disliked. To meet thiff need. Modem Crankcase Cleaning Ser vice has been established by first-class garages and other dealers, co-operating with the Standard Oil Com pany. These garages and dealers use Calo! Flushing Oil, —the scientific agent that cleans out old oil, dirt, grit and other impurities, and does not impair the lubricating efficiency of fresh oil used. The cleaned crankcase is refilled with the proper grade of Zerolene. Look for th« gnr««« or daalar displayinc the sign shown below, — It means ** op»ratioa and longer »Bflnt lift," a «a»- vice promptly given at a nominal coat. MODERN CRANKCASE CLEANING SERVICE, STANDARD OIL COMPANY (CAUFOSNIA) We uae CAL0L FLUSHING OIL ZEROLXNE better operatior^ w THE MORE RFX;iI,ARLY YOU FEED with our feed tbe bigger milk pail you will need. Our feed is so nutritious that it doee more than juat sustain the cow. It supplies the extra nourishment necessary to produce milk. Ute our feed for a while and watch the milk pail contents grow. Mormilk only S2.23 per sack JOSEPHINE COUNTY FLOUE MILLS Phone 123 Cor. 3rd and G Sts. Replace the shabby t«>|> With » light. easy-to-hnndle weather proof one now. gwiart looking, serviceable tops— perfect fitting and improving the car's look»—a wide choice in n»»- tertal« and colors. OCR PRICES I j OWEST FOREVER FREE Asthma Hundreds of people are aston ished and delighted with the quick and PERMANENT relief they have received from the u«e of our wonderful new dis covery, Asthma-Sera. Asthma and Hay-Fever, with all their tortures, may now be HANISHED FOREVER. Tear out this announcement and send at once to R. M. II. LABORATORIES Hit» Alaska Bldg.. Seattle, Wn. New Mattresses and Furniture G. B. BERRY SERVE OUR CAKE or bread if you like to give your family and friends of the best. No home baking can equal oura. No home can pos sibly have the facilities we have. Do not be skeptical about It. Give us at least the chance to prove our asser tion. GRANTS PASS rebuilt Regardless of whether we represent your make of battery or not, WE have the parts, equipment, and skill ed experience necessary to properly i rebuild it. If you want your old battery restai ed to a dependable, first class condi tion at reasonable cost, bring it to this SERVICE STATION... We have a service battery to tit your car. ADAMS EI.ECTRIC AND BATTERY SHOP 5O<i So. Sixth Street BAKERY MS G Street E. W. CHILES Grants Pass-Medford STAGE 401 G STREET INTERURBAN AUTOCAR CO. Daily and Sunday LEAVE LEAVE Grants Pass MEDFORD G KANTS PASS Waiting Room 10:00 10:00 a. m. Bonbonniere 1:00 p. m 1;OO p. m. 4:S0 p. m. 4.30 p. m. Phone 160 Effect»’”' Oct. 25, 1920 Time Card Effective Nov. 24, 1919. Trains will run Mondays, Wednee- f AMES T. CHINNOCK Lawyer days and Fridays First National Bank Building I-eave Grants Pass.............. 1 P.M. P.M. V. C. HOUGH —lawyer. Tuffs Bldg Arrive Waters Creek......... 2 1-eave Waters Creek......... 2:30 PM. Practice is all courts. Arrive Grants Pass........... 4 ___ P.M. For information regarding freight V. A. C. AHLF, lawyer, praotlce In state sad federal courts. Off loe and passenger rates call at the office of the company, Lundburg 'building, orar Natica «¡ Drug Store. or telephone 131. YOUR MAKE Ask your Grocer for Breod baked by the !. A. .COLER, Attorney-at-law. Ma THE CALIFORNIA ANI» OREGON COAST RAILROAD COMPANY sóme I'•■noie, Granta Pass, Ore. IEO. H. DURHAM, Attorney-at-law referee In bankruptcy, Masonic Temple. Phone 135-J. »’<>/ AUTO TOPS Ia»ng rune a specialty In the D. NORTON, Attorney-at-law. Courier merchant printing depart Practices In all State and Federal ment. Couru. First National Bank Bldg. OOLVIG, \ttorney-at-law. J Grants Past Banking Co. Bldg. »’<•»* ><’*j CHICHESTELyjLLS Pllto U Re4 and <k»M mrtailiAV/ box«*, sealed with Blue Rfl-bon. \ Z yew« k now* M Best. Safest. Always Reilabw MMDBIDRUililSlSDtRYWINtt We connect with «tage« for Ashland noil Inch I