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Classified Advertising
FOR MAUI
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WANTED
WANTED—Hauling for to« truek. O
C. Taggart. 219 Weet 0 St
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TAA.
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TWO EXITfRlENCHD G1RJM want
»MASONED WOOD FOR HALE Oak »DONER TAXI —Phone 142-R for
position la atore or restaurant,
and laurel, 84 75; body fir, 84;
Add ros« Rd 4. Box 36.
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Jitney Luke nr Cutler. Calla an
pine and second growth Mr, 8*76;
swered anywhere, anytime.
8<tf
WANTED -Extra good teamster sod
mansanlta. 86. C. W lambrecht.
orchard men. Address Box 24,
DKAYAGK AND TRANSFER
Rd I, Box II
26tf
Merlin or phone 600-F-2 at noon
FOR 8AI.E .Baled alfalfa
hay. THE WORLD MOVES; so do we.
or evening.
1*
Bunch Transfer Co. Office phone
River Banks Farms
89tf
349; residence phone 315-J.
WANTED Party with a little capital
FOR RAKE Shadeland Eclipse need
to take half Interest In a good gold
oats, recleaned. 8c per pound W. F G. ISHAM, drayage. transfer; pl
quarts property. Past the prospect
ano«. safes, furniture, moved, «hip
L. Hayes, Murphy, or C. N. Culy,
stage
A good proposition to the
ped, pechad, stored. Phone 124.Y.
cooperative shipping
manager,
right party. Address No. 162 care
Granta Pane
92tf
Courier or phons 285-R.
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CAVIL ENGINEER
CHOICE BALED ALFALFA hay, |34
delivered any place la Granta Pass GDO. M ASHFORD. C. E l*and sub WANTED—Horse for farm work.
division, mine and Irrigation sur
Must weigh about 1200 and be
823 at ranch five miles below
614 N 6th St. Phone 48-R.
sound.
Address W. O. Andrews.
town. Phone 808-F-12. C. H. Kle- «— . veys.
■ ! I—, » ep i I , ■ ■ - Iieems« ■■
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City
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maua
87lf E. F. WANN, mining and civil engi- >
I’HED BUICK auto for «ale cheap.
Joaeph Felxner. 755 N 8th 8t 04tf
FOR SAIA5 Fine farm of 413 25
acres for general purposes. Oppor
tunity for cranberries, Port Orford
cedar aad eportlng facllltlee Nine
miles south of Bandon, four mile«
north of lanslola. New buildings
Woven wire fencing. Courtesy to
agents Edmund Craft. Craft !<ake
Ranch. Bandon. Coos County. Ore
gon. Phone M-5011 Bandon. 29
TOR QUICK SALE Ford touring,
8259
N. E Rogers. Rivoli thea
ter
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PIGS FOR SAL»- 84 each
H. M
aad D. 8. Button, Williams, Ore.
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FOR 8A1JC Rooming house.
All
furnished 81300 cash or 8179* on
terms
828 J street
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FOR 8 A LU He ven-room house on
Third street.
Inquire of E. V.
Smith
IS
neering. Mine examinations and WANTED -4 or 6 h. p. gasoline en
gine In good order and reasonable.
reports Underground and surface
surveying, mapping, mill design
Stale price. Wm. W. Dry. Holland.
and construction, land surveys and
Ore.. Box 45.
IT
sub division. Phons 249-R.
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WANTED- Buggy, must be In good
NURNKRY STOCK
condition. Drop me a postal. 731
Highland Ave.
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NURSERY—-Highest grade
fruit,
shade, nut trees—also berries and WANTED—Party to put In garden
ornamental In variety.
Albany
on shares— *4 acre riverbottom
Nurseries (Branch)
860 North
noil. Plenty of water. Ground al
Seventh street. Granta Paas. 71 tf
ready plowed. cali Rhone 19 14
NURSERY stock of all kinds. Orna WANTED—Middle aged woman for
mental, shade and fruit trees Geo.
housekeeper and companion, fam
H. Parker.
TOtf
ily of three. Modern home, no
washing. Good home, small sal
PLANTING TIME 1« HERE Seo
ary. Address No. 164 care of I
here' We have a complete stock
Courier.
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of absolutely hardy, thrifty tree«
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now <711 hand for Immediate pleat WANTED -Boy with wheel
State
ing. But! Be sure and let us re
age and references. Address No
serve your wants al once while
163 care of Courier.
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you may select to suit your wishes.
Plenty of Apples, Pears. Prune«, WANTED—Placer miners. Only ex
perienced placer miners neod ap
Peaches. Cherries. Walnuts, also
ply. Call at Josephine hotel bo-
can get anything not on hand here
t»w4 2 and 4 o’clock Bunday, or
In lean than 10 day«. See F. E.
write Box 300. Josephine hotel. 13
Jordan, special agent, at 860 North
FOR 6A140 Strictly fancy dodder
Seventh street.
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OAIRPENTER WORK—New and re
free alfalfa seed;; teats 99 96%
pair, painting, root repairing, by
pure and 91% germination.
No A1J, THOSE HAVING strawberry
exi>erlenced men. Care J. C. Booth,
planta ordered from me can get
better seed was ever offered you.
111 8. 6th St. Phone 71
them at any Ums.
Also a few
834 00 per 100 lbs. Write for sam
overbearing red raspberry plants
ple.
Monarch Seed A Feed Co.,
for sale. Purebred Rhode Island
Medford. Oro.
23
Red eggs for setting, W H. l*eon-
BRSTUL. Veterinarian.
1919 REPUBLIC TRUCK SPECIAL
13
ard. Rd. 2. Box 16.
Residence 858 Washington boule
—.New Royal Cord tires, electric.
vard. phone 398-R.
PIANO INHTRl'tTION
Lighted, oek exprewe body and farm
body, Maahlne throughout like
DKNTWTH
MRS JAMES M POWERS. Instrnc-
sew with many extras
Meet be
ter es piano; studio over Barnes'
C. MACY. D. M. D.
Firet-ela.
sees to be appreciated for work. I
jewelry
Phono 285-J.
dentistry.
8 «th St
farm or traveling use. Will eoa-1
alder late model Ford aa part pay
MMKTOLLANKWUa
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
ment. Write for appointment and
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see for yoeraelf. Byrd FMrlelgh. j REPAIR
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PlM L. O. CLBMBNT, M. D.. Practice
and
work, «let
Leland. Ore.
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limited to dieeasea of eye, ear.noee
545
sump we
and throat. Phone 62; Ree. 239-J.
FOR RA1JB H acre with lar»e mo-;
South 4th
dern hones with new furnace, barn. '
a. LOUINUUDGE. M. D. Physician
A. Bryan
garage and chicken house.* Good,
and surgeoa. City or oouatry calls
well and city water. Call at 830 , CARXER G AYÜTTY IRON WORKB
attended day or nigkL
Phonre.
Bea eral foundry and machine
Olive Ave
Phone 268.
361
Raa. 3(9; Office. 182; 6tk and H.
werk; gray iron and brass east
FOB SALE -Ra acre with five-room
lag, any else and quantity. Deal E. J. BIU.ICK, M. D. Physician, sur-
house, barn, chicken house, pump
gein, Scballhorn Blk. Phone 54-J;
ers la second hand mine and saw
ing house and engine, good family
res. 1094 lAwnridge, phone 54-L.
mill machinery, boilers, engines,
orchard and strawberries. Call at I
pipe fittings, etc.
Booth and F W. F. RUTHERFXARD—Manual the-
830 Olive Ave. Phone 253.
36
streets, Grants Paas. Ore.
94tf
raputlcs Office over Barnas' jew
elry. Hours 9:30-12; 1:30-4.
FOR RALE Strictly fancy alfalfa DRAFTING AND TOPOGRAPHY—
seed. 824.00 per 100 lbs
Med
Taught In the evenings. For par RALPH W STEARNS. M. D., Xray
Red Clover, 828.50 per 100 lbs.
equipment. Phones: OITiee, 21-J;
ticulars call 169-L or 349.
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White Bl Sweet Clover. 822.00 per
Residence, 21-L.
100 lt>e.
Alaike clover, 828.50. WILL TAKE IRONING to do at my
home.
Call
220
E
street.
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ATTORNEYS
Write for samples. Monarch Seed_________________
A Feed Co., Medford, Ore.
22 , ANYONE wanting plowing done or H. D. NORTON, Attorney-at-law
any team work, please call 250-R.
Practices In all State and Federal
MTLK for sale, delivered, price right.
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Courts First National Bank Bldg
W. B. Carville. first house across,
17 WE DO COMMERCIAL WOOD saw
ing. Tate *r Sons. 302 Rogue
FOB KENT
River Ave.
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FOR It »NT -1-room house, tool
POULTRY A HATCHING HIM»
house. Address No. 161 care oil
Courier.
14 FOR 8AIJE- White leghorn Baby
Chicks from stock with high egg
HOUSEKEEPING rooms, u;>etair«,
pedigree, 820 per 100. Also cus
for rent. 'No children. Call at
tom hatching. Rogue River Poul
802 D street.
14
try Farm. Medford. Ore.
113
brdlge on left.
DRESSMAKING
DRESSMAKING, box. knife. Inverted
panel and frill pleatinge, a spe
cialty, also accordion pleating by
special orders. Satisfaction guar
anteed. Prices reasonable. Esti
mates cheerfully given.
Phone
506 or call on Mrs. W. R. Hwoape,
661 North Third atreat.
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G.
JOKE ON M-JÍHER
Precise Old Lady Convicted of
Using Slang.
Dictionary Brought Forward to Prove
That Term With Which 8hs Fright-
sn«d Youngetere Was Tsboe.
My mother detested slsng, says a
writer lu Scribner's The use of slang
expreHSluiia was to tier soiuetblug very
ckuwly akin to making up a bed with
out properly airlug It or going to a
party without a clean handkerchief.
When my sitter or 1 used some of
ths slang of our day, she used to say
plaintively that she cosldn't think
where we got hold of such expressions.
Had anyone said to rue then that my
mother used elsng I should have been
Incredulous and very likely Indlgnaut.
While I considered my own right to a
latitude of language Inalienable to my
youth. I felt. If only subconsciously,
that mothers (and especially mine,
who was of tire good old-fashlooed va-
rlety of genuine mothers) were dif-
fervnt.
One would no more expect
them to use slang than one would ex
pect them to wear short skirts, or
dance, or ride a bicycle, or want the
largest helping of Ice cream.
I am
sure If I bad heard my mother say
“rubberneck" or “for the love of
Mike," tbe souud of such words on
her lips would have horrified me even
more than they, horrified her when she
heard them on mine.
It waKouly recently that tbe great
revelation came to me. Harking back
to my childhood. I hsd used one of my
mother's favorite words, "rambunc
tious," and was promptly asked what
It meant by a person who bad not
had the advantage of being brought
up In New England.
Surprised at
her Ignorance. I explained at once that
It was my mother's word for—well, for
wbat? I hud to put my reluctant brain
to work before I could find words
that gave even a faint flavor of what
mother meant when she said: “Now,
yon children, you’re getting altogether
too rambnnctlons." Not satisfied with
my own definition. I finally sought Mr.
Webster’s aid. Rambunctious was not
In the 'abridged* on my desk. When I
bad turned, grumbling at tbe words
they sriect to leave out of tbe abridged
to tbe unwfeldy colossus in tbe
ball, I could scarcely believe my knowl
edge of the sequence of the alphabet.
But a careful resurvey felled to find
me tripping. Rambunctious was not
there. The dictionary passed blithely
on from rambler to rameel (the same
as ramal. If yon must know).
As I laid the dictionary down a new
light horpt upon me. Rambunctious
was not a word In good standing.
What was 8t. then, but tbe slang of
an older generation I My mother bad
used sin ng.
Wardrobe
Cleaners
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have the parts, equipment, and skill
ed experience necessary to properly
rebuild It.
If you want your old battery restor
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ADAMS ELFXTKIC AND BATTERY
SHOP
->oc So. Sixth Street
Place orders for Duplicate and Triplicate
Sales Books
All styles and sizes
Requires about 60 days to fill orders
'
Constantly in Stock:
Boeks of Duplicate Remittance Blanks
Garage Repair Books
Trade Acceptances
l>egal Blanks
Blank Sales Books
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A Sunflower Definition.
Really, a pessimist is only a pe.-son
who expects tn get the worst of It i
little sooner than the rest of us.—
Topeka Capital.
Patched-Up Organ.
A prominent poetess writes: "My
heart sings only when It breska" As
sbe averages one such song per week,
what a condition her heart must be lu
—Boston Transcript.
Office stationery, all weight« and
grade« of paper—Courier office.
Health Bran
MADE FROM CAREFULLY’ CLEANED AND S4MH KED WHEAT.
SI'FX'LALLY FOR TAHUS USE. EQI AL TO ANY ON THE MAR
RI "T. SOLD IN BULK AT ABOUT ONE-THIRD THE PRICE OF
THAT USUALLY PUT UP IN PASTE-BOARD CARTONS.
MADE BY
JOSEPHINE COUNTY FLOUB MILLS
Phone 123
Cor. 3rd and G Sts.
O. 8. BI-ANCHAHD. Attorney-at-law
Golden Rule Bldg.
Phone 270.
FOR HALE- Hatching egga from V. A. C. AHLF, lawyer, practice in
ACCOUNTANT
Shoppard's famous Anconas, They
stato aad foderai coorti.
Office
over Nation«! Drug Store.
sure shell out the eggs Jas. Rede.
ADDITINO. Systematlxlng. Financial
33
306 West I street.
Statements. Ivan Livingston. In
THE CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
corporate Accountant. Granta Pam. BGGfl from Rhode Island Red hens
COAST RAILROAD COMPANY
from Petaluma. Cal.
Cockerels
N
building CONTRACTORS
from St. Joe. Mo., 82 per setting of
Time Card
15 eggs. O. F. Webster on old
HARPER A NON—Building contrac
Effective Nov. 24, 1919.
Clevenger ranch south side of
tors Shop work, furniture crating.
river.
Rd.
4,
(Box
106.
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Trains
will run Mondays, Wednes
Shop 610 H St Rea, phone 14 2.
days and Fridays
FOR SAIAS—'Barred Rock eggs for I<eave Grants Pass.............. 1
P.M.
A. J. GREEN—General contractor.
hatching, from heavy laying strain, Arrive Waters Greek......... 2
P.M.
Estimates and plans mads. Noth-
II)-a-<He« strain. 51.50 for setting I .eave Waters Creek......... 2:30 PM.
Ing too small or too large. Shop
P.M.
of 15. Carriage prepaid in Jose Arrive Grants Pass............ 4
211 Sixth St. Phono 3754*. »2tf
For information regarding freight
phine Co. L. E. Wilson, Merlin. and passenger rates call at the office
HEAL KHTATK
Oregon.
18 of the company, Lundburg building,
or telephone 131.
E T. McKJNHTRT, 603 O Rt., phone FOR SAI.®—Golden Buff Leghorn]
eggs for hatching. 81.50 for set-|
355-R, real oetate. Beat of eolia fer
CLEANING------ PBE88ING — BEPAIBING
;
E. 8. VAN DYKE. Attorney. Practice«
In all court«. Pint National Bank
Building.
C. A. S’DLBR. Attorney-at-law. Ma-
eoale I ««pie, Granta Pass. Ore.
Phone 147
507 E St.
W. OOLV1G,
Utorney-at-law.
Grants Paas Banking Co. Bldg.
FOR HALE—Hatching eggs, from
ODO. H. DURHAM, Attorney-at-law
heavy laying strain of Hoganlaed
referee In bankruptcy. Masonic
stock 8 C. White and Brown Leg
Temple. Phone 135-J.
31.50
horns and Barred Rocks,
JAM»»
T. OHINNOCK.
Lawyer
Special
per setting of 15 eggs,
First National Bank Building
prise per hundred lot. Also few
fins 8. C. White I*eghorn cockerels A. C. HOUGH—Lawyer, Tn«« Bldg.
28
Con Schaefers, Rd 2.
Practice In all coarta.
fruit, hay or general farming.
ting of 15. Nellie Shattuck. Rd.
2, on the Crescent City road. 15
ROY HIOGINS- General real ««taie.
Office 111 South Sixth, Phone 69 TWO FINE April hatched White leg
horn cockerels.
BEE nAM^NGWR A HUI 4, for farm.
83.60 each. K.
Hammerbacher, Rd. 2. Phone
< tty and buslnara property. 14 and
606-F-28.
11 Flaaagaa Rldg. Phene 214.
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SENT FREE
USED CARS FOR SALE
Burpee'x Annual
a complete guide
for the Vegetable and Flower garden.
It it a bright and interesting book with
over a hundred vegetables and flow
ers illustrated in the colors of nature.
Write for your copy today.
IhHlgr, I»1S. Ford truck, one ton.
Scrippw-Booth. 1920,
first
claM (du»|»c.
Overland model 90. guaranteed firet clam shape.
Ford 191S, just overhauled.
Ford 1914, new tires.
Maxwell,
1918.
Chevrolet. 1919, fine shape.
W. Atlee Burpee Co.
Seed Growers Philadelphia
C. L. Hobart Co.
FOREVER
FREE ™.».
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, use of our wonderful new dls-
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send at once to
R. M. B. LABORATORIES
nio Alaska Bldg.. Seat tie. Wn.
I
AUTO TOPS
ItepUce the shabby top
light.
easy-to-bandle
with a
weaeher-
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MAQE
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car*» looks—a wide choice in ma
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108 EINUNG NEATH BME- <T Tfff C8URIER OFFICE