FRIDAY, HAY fl, ItMil
IHTLIHNG < ONTIIAI TORN
DOYLE'S
Successor to E.
Firth & Company
HAHI’MH A SON—Building contrac­
tors Shop work, furniture crating.
Shop 510 H St Iles phone 141.
A. J. GREEN—(Issarsi contractor.
Estimâtes and plans mad«, Nolh-
lug too small or too large. Shop .
• llf
211 Sixth St. Phone 375-1
J.
NEW BLOUSES
At Popular Prices
NALAHKOW8K1 — Contractor,
Builder and Jobber Phone 246-R
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TAX«
SOONER TAXI — Pitone 242-H
Jitney Luke or Cutler. Calls an­
swered anywhere, anytime.
ATTORNEYS
D. NORTON, Attorney-at-law.
Practices in ell State and Federal
Courts. First National Bank Bldg
G. W. OOLVIG. M’.orney-at-law.
Grant* Paa* Banking Co. Bldg.
K. 8 VAN DYKE. Attorney. Prac tices :
In all courts. First National Bank
Building
O 8. BLANCHARD. Attorney-at-law.
Golden Rule Bldg
Phone 270
C. A. .COLER, Attorney-at-law. Ma-
anale > "inule, Grants Paas. Ore.
G EX) H. DIRHAM, Attoruey-at-law
referee In bankruptcy, Maaonlc
Temple Phone 135-J.
JAME8 T. OHINNCM’K.
Lawyer
Flrat National Bank Building
H.
Classified Advertising
IIEAL KHTATE
FOR HAIJC
FOR SAUF. Hhadeland Eclipse *eed g -j> McKINHTRY. 603 G St., phone
oats, reeleaned. 3c per pound. W.
355-R. real estate Beat of soils for
L Hayes, Murphy, or C. N. Culy.
fruit, hay or general farming.
cooperative shipping
mansger,
Granta 1*8*8.
»Ziff HO Y HI (XII NH -Genera) real estate
Office 111 South Sixth. Phone 49.
PHONE 339-L for fir and pins wood,
bon* dry. at 13.25 and 13.5» per HEE HULL FOR FARM, city and
tier. 663 N 9th St L. F. Rost.
business property. 10 snd
11.
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Flanagan Bldg., phone 284.
Ol'UT PRICE on 160-acre farm to
MISCELLANEO!'»
cloae. Huap Uberai terms Call
pipe
at 71» D 8t , City.
ÎI REPAIR SHOP—Plumbing,
work, ■team fitting, boiler and
FDR 8A1«E Tenni 6 and 7 years old.
60S
pump work and luatalllng
weight 2400.
Addriwui No. 180
6tb
street.
Phone
306.
G.
South
care of Courier.
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A. Bryan
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I <1AN FURNISH sugar pine or yel­
low pine cut to order In the next CARNEIt-GAYETTY IRON WORKS
General foundry and machine
few days, also fir any thickness for
work; gray Iron and brass cast­
flumm. This lumber la trimmed
ings. any alxe and quantity. Deal­
to length. G. H Career.
71
ers In second hand mine and saw­
roll BAIA» -Jersey cow. Call at
mill machinery, boilers, engines,
309 Burge»* street.
71
pipe fittings, Sts.
Booth and F
kN >14 HALE 3 thoroughbred Poland
streets, Grants Pas*. Ore.
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China boar pigs. 7 weeks old; also
5-h p engine and 2-lnch pump. G. A PIIICID J’alnter and decora­
tor 614 West B street. Grants
H. Il Strahan. Rogue River. Ore.
Pass. Ore.
24tf
71
8MA!JL RANCH for sale, »150 »n THE PICTURE MH«L for artistic
photographs. Hours for sitting.
acre. 1 mile out of Ashland, with
10 s. m to 4 p. m Sunday alt-
Improvements, good soil, make
tings by appointment only. Phone
first class chicken ranch. Addrce»
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2M3-R. or residence 140-J
No 190 care of Courier.
72
Foil HALE Alfalfa hay. al bare. MYRON C. GASTON—District agent
Bankers Ufe Company. DesMoines,
»16 p»>r ton. F R Hyde, Murphy.
Iowa. Purely mutual old line life
Oro
•-
Insurance company.
WOOD FOR SALE Fir »2.25. pine
FOB KENT
i'i. on ground. 4 mile» weal on up­
per rlur road. Posts and building LIGHT HOI HEKEEPLNG ROOMS for
pole* Hlvely ft Brlckell. General
rent. Inquire 215 North Third St.,
Delivery.
6stf
or phone 24 9-R.
75
ONE HEAVY TEAM, wagon and har­
nee* for »ale at Jack’s Barn
73
POULTRY A HATCHING HUGH
3 TO 4 WEEKS old Lighorn cock­
erel*. »1.50 per doxen for sale.
la»t* of 50 or more, 10c each. K.
Hammerbacher. Rd. 2. phone 606-
F-23
7 1
1 HAVE 320 ACRES of Al farming
land 12 miles from good South Da­
DRESHMAKING
kota town, all tillable, for »ale
right or exchange for something MRS. W. R SWOAI’K’S dressmaking
of value here. What have you to
parlors over Kinney ft Truax.
offer. C. E. Moran, P. O. Box 675.
Room 3, across hall from opera
74
house Call and get estimates, or
phone 506.
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FOR SALE T wo ¡nick horse« fully
rigged Inquire at Jack s barn. 7 4
PIANO IN8TRUOTION
FOR HALE 1-ton Chevrolet truck
In good condition. J. It. Rush. ltd.
1,
“3
ix*rr
MRS JAMES M. POWERS. Instruc­
tor on plano; studio over Barnes'
LOST—Two bay mares, biased faced,
Jewelry
Phone 26S-J.
barefooted, one with halter on.
Phons Guy Weatherby. Applegate
DIIAYIGE AND TRANSFER
Hatchery or write L. F. Lannoye,
ltd 4 »5 reward for return. 50tf THE WORLD MOVES; so do we.
Bunch Transfer Co. Office phone
iJoST 15 in currency. probably near
349; residence phone 315-J.
high school. Finder please return
to Eugeno Murphy.
70 F. G. 18UAAI. drayage, transfer; pi­
ano*. safe*. furniture, moved, ship­
ISJHT -Omak for Chevrolet car lost
ped, packed, stored. Phone 124.Y.
between Havage street and Jose­
phine Grocery. Finder please leave
DKNTIHT8
at Baltery Shop.
71
E. C. MACY. D. M. D.
Flret-cla.
IX 1ST 32x3 >4 Fellemi cord Ure and
dentistry. 109 <4 8. 6th St.
rim. lost somewhere in city; »5 re­
ward for return to Sooner Taxi. 71
VETERINARY 8URGHON
MANTRI I
WANTED—-An oil range In good con­
dition. Phone 179-R.
85tf
FURNISHED HOUSE wanted.
Call
DR. R. J. BESTUL. Veterinarian.
Residence 839 Washington boule­
vard. phone 398-R.
Nl'RAKRY HTOCK
NtTRflBRY—Everything in up to
date nursery stock, also directions
for planting and soil culture. Call
on F. E. Jordan. 9*0 North 7th
■tree’. Orante Paas, Ore.
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ACCOUNTANT
AUDITING
Systematising See me
about dally or monthly audit ser­
vice. Ivan Livingston, Incorporat­
ed Accountant. Phone 389, Ad­
dress. Grants Paas. Ore.
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the ordinary leavening strength
therefore, you use less.
Third: There are no failures
—no spoiled bakings. Nothing is
thrown away because it always
makes the sweetest, most palat­
able of foods.
Fourth: It is used by mil­
lions of housewives—leading do­
mestic science teachers and cook­
ing experts.
A. C. HOUOH — Lawyer. Tuff* Bldg.
PracUce In all courts.
V A C. AHLF, lawyer, practice In
state and federal courta, Office
over National Drug Rtore.
COMING EVENTS
May 27 to June 1—-Friday-Wednes­
day Chautauqua in Grants Pass.
NOTH E OF HALE OF
GOVERNMENT TIMBER
Fifth: It’s the best Bakina
Powder that can be produced.
Was given highest awards at World’s
Pure Food Exposition, Chicago, Paris
Exposition, Paris, France.
General land Office, Washington,
D C., April 16, 1921.
Notice Is
hereby given that subject to the con­
ditions and limitation* of the Acts
ingredients as have been officially
<rf June 9. 1916, (39 SUt. 218), and
June 4. 1920 (41 Stat., 758), and
approved by the United States Food
the instruction* of the S««eretary of
—4 Cup butter, H
Authorities.
the Interior of September 15, 1917,
Cup sugar. 2 Eggs,
and June 22, 1920. the llmiber on the
14 Cup flour, 1 Level
following land» will be sold June 3,
teaspoon Calumet
Powder—at the most economical
1921, at 10 o'clock a m.. at public
Baking Powder,
auction at the United State* land Of-
cost Strictly pure — sbsolutely de­
Cup chopped nut%
flee at Roseburg. Oregon, to the
1 Teaspoon lemon
pendable. “The Biggest Bargain That
highest bidder at not less than the
juice. Then mix la
Goes Into the Kitchen Today.”
appraised value ae shown *>y this no-
the regular way- >
tlce, sale to be subject to the ■P-
A pound can of Calumet contains full
proval of the Secretary of the Inter­
ior. The [ hi rchase price, with an ad^
16 oz. Some baking powders come in
ditlonal sum of one-fifth of one per­
12 oz. cans instead of 16 oz. cans. Be
cent thereof, being commission* al­
lowed, must be deposited at time of
sure you get a pound when you want it.
sale, money to be returned if sale
1* not approved, otherwise patent !
Li
will issue tor the Umber-which must;
l*e removed within ten years. Blds I
will
received from citizen* of the ——
United Stat««, associations of such Nb
IllELI-XH REPOItTs PROGRESS | lowed" by wireless the exact ¡»osition from a launch which followed the
citizens and corporations organized "'ll
OF BOAT ll.V E ON THAMES of the Oxford-Cambridge crews in the rival eights.
under the law* of the United States j
or any slate, territory or district
*
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' inter-varsity regatta which resulted ,
—
thereof only. Upon applicaUon of a ‘
favorably
for
Cambridge.
New
York.
May
6.
—
(A. P.)—The
Ixtndon,
May
6.
t
’
A.
P.)
Anoth-,
qualified purchaser, the timber on’
any legal »ubdivsion will be offered er use was found for wireless ht re | Every inch of the course was plain executive committee of the American
separately before being Included In recently. Thousands of boat race, to the fans, even to the stroke each Steamship Owners’ Association today­
any offer of a larger unit. T. 39 8.,' fans jaIIllne<j along the Middlesex crew- was pulling at the particular rejected the conditions proposed for
II. 1 W.. See. 5, S\\
N" 14. Pine u
. .v
i minute. Reports came to the field the settlement of the marine strike.
150 M . Fir 175 M.. none of the pine "bore of the Thames at Barn.-s
to he sold for less than »2.50 per M.,
T
and nano of the fir to be sold for lees
that »2.00 per M T. 33 S , Il 5 W.,
Sec. 9, NWW 8W14. Fine 200 M..
fir 4 40 M., none of the pine to be
sold for less than »2.50 per M., and
nonrf of the fir to be Bold for less
than »1.00 per M. T. 31 S.. R. 7 W.
Sec.. 1, NE USWK. fir 300 M.. not
A
to'be sold for less than »1.00 per M.
T. 39 8 . R. 8 W.. Sec. 3. SW %
NEH. Pine 280 iM . fir 150 M.. NE14
NW Si. pine 220
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M . —
Fir 4 5
By Otto R. Hartwig
HW14 NW 14. pine 105 M.. fir 20
NW 14 8W14. . pine 45 M . fir 10
Oregon State Federation
SW 14 SW4. pine 95 M , fir 35
of Labor
HE 14 SW14, l pine
___________
140 M . _ fir _ 10
none of the pine to be sold for
than »3.00 per M., and none of
fir to be sold for less than ,1.00
M
WILLIAM SDRY.
Commissioner General l«and Office.
necessary for the citizens of Oregon to patronize
Sixth: It contains only such
The finest quality Baking
7o the Workers
of Oregon
the industries oi Oregon by buying such prod­
ucts as are made in this state.
Industries of Oregon cannot be expected to
grow and furnish continuous satisfactory em­
ployment to the workers of Oregon if we spend
our money for products manufactured else­
where.
JOSEPHINE HOTEL'
CAFE
Come, try our ready-to-serve,
a In cart lunch, 12 to 1:80
It is a well known fact that on the whole, Ore­
gon workers are receiving better wages and
working under more satisfactory condition«
than is true of the workers in many of the
eastern centers where a good deal of the prod­
ucts that the careless purchaser buys comes
from. It is the height of stupidity and selfish­
ness to demand decent working conditions
from the Oregon employer« and then turn
around and use the money earned in Oregon
to buy products made under «weat-shop condi­
tions that exist in many of the eastern and mid­
dle states.
We will servo a very
fine 7 Ac tsble^le-hotc
dinner — Time 8:30
to H ¡>. m.
S|HHlal Humin y Dinner $1.00
74
TYPEWRITING WORK WANTED
Postal Telegraph office, phone
311-J.
75
You save when you
Second: It nas more than
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
L. O. CLEMENT, M D., Practice
limited to diaeasee of eye. ear.noae
WANTED Team of medium alxe
and throat. Phono 62; Res. 239-J.
horses for general work. Address
No. 191 care Courier.
72 8. 1«OUGHR1DGE, .M. D. Physician
aud surgeon. City or country call*
COW WANTED- -Good Jersey cow
attended day or night
Phones.
with young calf. T. 11. B. Taylor,
Rea. 369; Office. 182: 6th and II
Grant* Dass
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at Rex Cafe.
First: It is sold at a moder­
ate price.
buy it
HAVE YOU REGISTERED?
All electors wno were registered
but did not vote nt either the Pri­
mary or General Election in 1920,
and those who have changed their
residence, must re-register.
Electors not registered must do BO
E. J. BILLICK, M. D. Physician, sur­ on or before May 7th, 1921, at 6
geon. Schallhorn Blk. Phone 5 4-J; o’clock p. m.
F. L. OOON,
res. 1004 lgwnridge. phone 54-L.
6 2 If
County Clerk
W F RUTHDRFORD—Manual the-
raputlca. Offlco over Barnes’ jew­ THE CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
elry. Hours 9:30-12; 1:30-4.
COAST RAILROAD COMPANT
Time Card
W.
HTBARN8,
M.
D.
Phy-
RALPH
Effective "Nov. 24, 1919.
siclan and surgeon, X-diay oqnip-
Trains will run Mondays. Wednes­
mont. Offleo in Masonic Temple
days and Fridays
Bldg.. phone 21-L.
Leave Granta Pass.............. 1
P.M.
Arrive Water* Creek......... 2
P.M.
DR8 F. H. INGRAM ft ELLEN M I-eave Waters Creek.........2:30 P.M.
IXX»K—Chlropra tor*. Rooms In Arrive Grants Pass«.... ..... 4
____
P.M.
For Information regarding freight
Golden Rule Building.
Office
hours. 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Phone and passenger rates call at the office
of the company. Lundburg building,
7.
71 or telephone 131.
Let’s buy Oregon Products!
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