G HA NTH P.4MI DAILY OOI1UKR NATI UDAY, .MAY 7, Unii. DltKWiMAKING I I I Jyy X 1 -1^ Successor to E. Firth & Company I I MRS W. R. HWOAPE’S drewmaklng parlors over Kinney A Truax, Room 3, across hall from opera house Call and got eetlmates, or phone 508. 2»tf SUNSET TO MIDNIGHT PIANO INNTIll'CTION Olympia, Wash., May 7.—(A. P.) —Official warning has been Issued Hit«. JAMES M POWERS, Instruc­ here against speculation In land In tor on piano; studio over Barn'-«' the Columbia Basin Irrigation Pro­ jewelry Phone 265-J. ject, a great reclamation plan now taking definite shape. DHAYAGE AND TICANHFEK Dan iA. Scott, state director of con­ All Shades THE WORLD MOV MH, so do we. servation and reclamation, learning Bunch Tranafer Co. ' Office phone that Central Washington lands are 349; residence phone 315-J. being widely advertised as a part of the Irrigation project, declares that F. G ISHAM, drayace. transfer, pi­ prices In some Instances have been anos, «afe», furniture, moved, ship­ vastly inflated. ped, packed, etnrod. Phone 124.Y. "Men who are selling lands and using the Columbia basin project as DKNTIHTH a selling point are unfair to Inves­ _____________ __ ____________________________________________________________________________ K. C. MACY. D. M. D Flrst-ela. tors, unfair to the state, and unfair dentistry in» 14 8 «th 8t to the Irrigation project,’’ Mr. Scott says. There Js no present reason VETEKINAKY HI KG EOS for Inflated values, and purchasers DR. R. J BE8TUL. Veterinarian. should be extremely wary." Ultimately It is hoped to irrigate Residence 83 8 Washington boule­ HEAL UNTATE Foil HAIJC more than 2,000,000 acres of land in vard. phon« 398-R. the 'baaln, but Mr. Scott points out roil SAME Hhadelaud Eclipse seed E T. McKlNSTRY. «03 U St., phone PHYHH1AN ANDHIKGMIN that the work may not be undertaken oats, rocleaned. 3c per pound. W. 2»5-R, real estate. Beat of soils for L O. C4JCMENT, M. D.. Practice for years. L. Hayes, Murphy, or C. N. Culy, fruit, hay or generai farming. limited to diseases of eye, ear.nose cooperative shipping manager. and throat. Phone 62; Res. 239-4. ONE OF NATURE’S MAHVcLS ROY IIIGOINS General real estate • Grants Paas Office III South Sixth. Phone 89. s LOUGHR1DGE. M D. Physician PHONE 3S9-L for fir and pine wood, and surgeon. City or country calls Naturalist Enthusiastic Over tn« Won. bone dry. at »3 25 and »3 50 per SEE IIUIJ, FOR FARM, dty and derful Composition and Uses attended day or night Phones. tier. 663 N 8th Ht L. F. Roat. business proi>erty. 10 and II. of the Spider's Web. 53tf Rea 389; Office. 182; 6tb and H. Flanagan Bldg., phone 294. FOR HALE Team 6 and 7 years old. E. J. B11X1CK, M. D. Physician, sur­ In Ids book “A Naturalist In Him M1HCELUYNEOV« weight 2400 Addrera No. 180 geon, Schallborn Blk. Phone 54-J; alaya.” Cuptaln it. N. Kingston note« care of Courier. 64tf ree. 1004 Istwnridge, phone 54-L. that wtii'ii u spider's well has iiecutue pipe REPAIR SHOP—Plumbing, worn out beyond further patching, the I CAN FURNISH sugar pine or yel­ work, steam fitting, boiler and W F. RUTHERFORD—Manual tbe- maker eats It. low pine cut to order in the next SOS pump work and Installing. raputlcs. Office over Barnes’ jew­ ”1 was at first very much surprised few days, also fir any thickness for South 6th street. Phone 306. G. elry. Houra 9:30-12; 1:30-4. to think that a spider's stomach could flum«M This lumber Is trimmed tie so capacious as to contain the com­ A. Bryan. 51tf to length. G. H. earner. 72 RAJJPH W. STEARNS. M. D. Phy- plete snare.” says the captain. "In —I----- slclati and surgeon. X-Ray equlp- till«, however. 1 was much inisinketi; HMA14. RANCH for sale. »16« an CARNER-G A YETTY IRON WORKS ment. < iff Ice in Masonic Temple for 1 found that a large, complete and machine General foundry acre. 1 mile ont of Aahlsnd. with snare, eleven inches tn diameter, was Bldg., phone Î1-L. work; gray Iron and brass caat- improvements, good soli, make of sueb delicate substauce mid cotn- Inga, any site and quantity. Deal ­ first clue« chicken ranch Addrees DRS F. H. INGRAM A ELLEN M. pressible Into so unall a bulk that, I ers In second hand mine and saw­ No. 190 oar» of Courlar 7 2 COOK—Chiropractors. Rooms In when rolled Into a ball between the mill machinery, boilers, engines, Golden Rule Building. Office fingers. It formed a compact inai» but Fi»11 KAJX Alfalfa hay. al barn. pipe fittings, etc Booth snd F hours, 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Phone little larger than an ordinary pln's- »16 per ton. F. R Hyde. Murphy, streets. Grants Pass. Ore. 94tf 7. 71 liead. A spider will often swallow en­ ore tire a fly of much greater dimensions WOOD FOR SALE Fir »2.25, pine G. A. PRICE Tain ter and decora­ ATTORNEYS than Its own compact snare. I look »2. on ground. 4 miles »«-st on up­ tor 614 West B street, Granta H. D on the circular snare of the Epelra as NORTON, Attorney-at-law. per river road. Posts and building almost as beautiful an example of Pass, Ore Mtf Practices In all 6tate and Federal poles. Hlvely & Brlckell. General I Courts Flrat National Bank Bldg. muthematlcal accuracy in the life of organic beings as the exquisite struc­ Delivery. «stf ■ THE PICTURE Mild. for artistic < Yf.orney-at-law. ture of the honeycomb. Hours for sitting, G. W. OOLV1G. photographs ONE HEAVY TEAM, wagon and bar- “Buf how much more wonderful does Grants Paas Banking Co. Bldg. 10 a. tn. to 4 p. m. Sunday sit-■ nwi» for «ale at Jack's Harn. 73 tings by appointment only. Phone; E. S. VAN DYKE. Attorney Practices It all seem when we picture the web as a potential fabric, first woven Into FOR HMJC 1 ton Chevrolet tru k «5tf! 283-R, or residence 140-J. In all courts. First National Bank an inimitable hurmony to lure to ileath In good condition J R. Rush, R^ Building thousands of living creatures, then tat­ FOR DENT O 8. b K a A'CHARD, Attorney-at'law. tered and torn In the tragedy, to be I HAVE 320 ACRES of Al farming again received Into the maw of ita Goldeu Rule Bldg Phone 270. LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS for voracious host, to be repurified lu the land 12 miles from good South I Mi­ rent. Inqulro 215 North Third St., C. A. O'YLER. Attorney-at-law. Ma strange economy of a spider’s »true- kola town, all tillable, for sale or phone 24 9-R. 7 5 ture. to emerge again from the spin-1 e»ale i “m de. Grants Paas. Ore. right or exchange for something nlng-wheel In fine, transparent fila­ of vaino here What have you to GEO. H. DURHAM, Attorney-et-la» ments, to be «'oven again Into the W «X TED offer. C. E.'Moran. P.O. Box 675. referee In bankruptcy. Masonic same lovely texture, and to rejieat the 74 Temple Phone 135-J. WANTED—An oil range in good con­ same eternal drama that fills the mind #5tf JAMES T CHINNOCK FOR HALE Two pack horses fully dition. Phone IÎ9-R. iji»>»-r with such enthusiasm and admiration." rigged Inquire at Jack's barn. 74 First National B^nk Building FURNISHED HOUSE wanted. Call FOR SALE— Dry «lab wood, 3-tler at Rex Cafe. 74 A. C. HOUGH—Lawyer. Tuffs Bldg peacock a dignified lover load for »7.50. Single tier. »2.75. Practice In all courts. Also taking order» for fall deliv- WANTED—Team of medium si»e elaborate “Showing Off” a Trifle Ab- V. A. C. AHLF, lawyer, practice In surd, but Nature Gives Him erle» of fir and hard wood. C. W horses for general work. Address state and federal courts. Office Wonderful Adornment laitnbrecht. Rd. 1, Grants Pas». 96 No. 191 care Courier. 72 over National Drug Store. HAY Foil HALE »10 per ton. M Durlng tlie breeding season It is ed right claw to attract Phone Guy Weatherby. Applegate hunger for 10-room house. Phone 6 2tf County Clerk the attention of the female of his Hatchery or write L. F. Lannoye, Mrs. Ed. Lind, Holland, Ore. 76 choice. As a dignified lover the pea­ Rd 4. ,5 reward for return. 50tf THE CALIFORNIA AND OREGON cock ranks high. At first glance it Ill'll.DIX'G NTRAHT Oval shaped moonstone OO.AST RAII j ROAD COMPANY would appear that the coloring of the brooch, highly pollehed, eet in gold HARPER A SON—Building contrac­ Time Card bird has defeated hy Its splendor its band. Finder please return to real purpose. But the jungle Is the Effective Nev. 24, 1919. tor! Shop work, furniture crating. Courier office. Reward. 72 Shop 510 11 St. Res. phone 14 2. Trains will run Mondays, Wednes- peacock’s home; the jungle Is green— days and Fridays and so Is the main coloring of the pea­ NI ICH KRY STOCK P.M. cock ! The peahen has learned to look A. J. GREEN—General contractor. Leave Granta Pass____ ___ 1 Arrive Waters Creek.......... 2 P.M. for and approve of magnificent deco­ Estimates and plane made, Noth- Ioave Waters Creek.......... 2:30 P.M NURSERY—Everything in up te rations In her mnte. The “eyes” ot ing too small or too large. Shop Arrive Grants Pass............. 4 P.M. date nursery stock, also directions the tall have In tills way through gen­ 9 ’ tf 211 Sixth St. Phone 375-L. For Information regarding fretght for planting and soil culture. Call erations become evolved, probably iti and passenger rates call at the office on F. E. Jordan. 880 North 7th NA LASKOWSKI — Contractor. of the company, Ltindburg building, the first place from mere spots ol J. street. Grants Paas, Ore. 43tt formless color. Builder and Jobber. Phone 246-R. or telephone 131 Georgette Crepes $1.95 Classified Advertising , «Iti AtXOtNTANT * AUDITING Hyetematlxlng See me TAA» about dally or monthly audit ser­ vice. Ivan Uvingston. Incorporat­ SOONER TAXI —Phone 282-R for Jitney Luke or Cutler. Calls an­ ed Accountant. Phone 389. Ad­ swered anywhere, anytime. 86tf dress. tirant« Paee. Ore. 70tf MICKIE, THE PRINTER'S DETTE A VETTER FOR TVA' GOT \XJVAAT DR AVIS VAS- >/ FROVA A G\RL-PERFORO TOO- \MOMOER VJVUXlS •Qaie-t Xeno ? — e — CarkoonlM) 7? No Pep. A traveling man tells us he asked an old New Hampshire resident how he felt and received the reply: "Oh. pretty well, but kind o’ gltless.”—Bos­ ton Transcript FLOUR AND MILL FEEDS MAKE ANOTHER ADVAMCI Portland. iMayl7—(A. P.)—An ad rance of 25 cents a barrel on bakers flour and $1 per ton on mill feeds I is effective today. ELECTRIC 8IGN8 You quit selling goods at 6 o’clock (or thereabouts.) So do your clerks. But the rent does not quit. And your taxes do not quit. And your insurance does not quit. Moreover the people do not go to bed at 6. Why not let an electric sign and brightly lighted windows, illuminated with electricity, go on sell­ ing goods for you after 6? All through the evening in fact. Why not— The very people you want to reach—the purchasers —have no time to be on the street except even­ ings. That is the time they roam about, looking, seeing, formulating and deciding on their purchases. People do not have to hunt up your electric sign. It hunts them up like a search light. It is seen from afar. It talks to folios all along the street. They do not have to decipher it, either. It burns its message into them quickly, pleasantly, deeply and surely. And mark you, they will remember it, and you and your location, after they have gone home. Once more then, we ask, “How about Sunset to Mid­ night”—May we send our representative to help you decide? The California Oregon Power Company Phone 108-J 623 G Street, Grants Pass NOTICE! going scout, your on our route, and you are broken down. G OOD here, with high class gear, the best within this town. A SSISTANCE here is where, your treated fair and never treated mean. R »1GHT RREST your pace, and rest your face, and get A some gasoline. jobs we’ll make small, we handle all, from big machine jobs to small. G REAT vour woes, save your clothes, we’ll do what vou desire. E SCAPE And make our GARAGE a place for your car to lodge. Fashion Garage & Machine Shop PHONE 163 SERVICE OUR MOTTO DAY OR NIGHT J■■ HARDIE Hand and Power Sprayers HOSE GUNS Orchard Ladders Bluestone Black Leaf 40 Oil Emulsion Lime Sulphur Arsenate Lead Oregon Growers’ Packing Corporation Telephone 61 Grants Pass, Oregon Advertising Pays—Advertise with the Courier Sorry, Ladies, But He Won't Stand for It