Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, May 16, 1921, Page 3, Image 3

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    GRAS PH I’AAH DAILY OOlRUB
MONDAY, MAY IM, IV21.
PIAMO INHTHUtTION
DOYLE’S
Successor to E. Firth & Company
MR® JAME® M POWER®. Instrue
tor on piano; studio over Barn««'
Jewelry.
Phone 285-J.
DR. R. J. BE8TUL, Vsterlnartan
Heeidenre 838 Washington boule­
vard. phone 898-R
DKNTDtrs
E. C. MACY, ». M. D.
Flrst-cla
dentistry logt« S. (th St
ATTORNEYS
Classified Advertising
FOU MAI.K
ItKAL KHTATK
H.
D. NORTON, Attorney-at-law
Practices In all State and Federal
Courts First National Bank Bldg
G.
W. COLVIG,
Attorney-at-law
Grants Pass Banking Co. Bidg
E. 8 VAN DYKE. Attorney Practices
In all courts First National Hank
Building
O S. BLANCHARD, Attorney-at-law
Golden Rule Hide
Phone
C. A. .COLER. Attorney-at-law. Ma
anale t»in?!e, Grants Pass. Ore.
PHONE 339-L for fir and pine wood, K. T. .M c K instry , « os o at., phone
GKO. H. DURHAM. Attorney-at-law
bone dry, at $3.35 and 83 50 per
356-R. real estate, liest of soils for
referee In bankruptcy. Masonic
Iler. «S3 N Hth St L. F. Roat.
fruit, bay or general farming.
Temple Phone 135-J.
58«
HOY HIGGINB General real estate JAMES T. CHINNOCK.
Lawyer
FOR SALE Team fi and 7 years old.
Office 111 South Sixth, Phone 6».
First
National
Bank
Building
weight 2400.
Address No. 180
care of Courier.
64tf
A. C. HOUGH — Lawyer. Tuffs Bldg
Mist ELLA N EOI *
Practice In all courts.
WOOD FOR SALE Fir 82.28. pine
pipe V. A. C. AHLF. lawyer, practice In
SHOP—Plumbing,
82, on ground. 4 miles west on up­ REPAIR
work, steam fitting, boiler and
state aad federai, courts
Office
per river road. Poets and building
pump work and Installing. 5 0.-,
over National Drug Store
I Hiles. Hlvely & Brkkell, General
South 6th street. Phone 30«. G.
Delivery.
«9tf
till
A Bryan
FOR HALE l»ry slab wood, 3-tler
load for 87 50. Single tier, 82.75. CARNER-G AYETTY IRON WORKS.
General foundry and machine*
Also taking orders for fall deliv­
work; gray iron and braes cast­
eries of fir and hard wood. C. W.
ings, any size and quantity. Deal­
lsimiiroclit. Rd 1. Grants Pass. 9«
ers In second hand mine and saw­
SUGAR CURED MEATH llama, ba­
mill machinery, bollnra. engines, j
Come, try oar ready-to-aerve,
con and picnics at reasonable
a la car* lunch, 12 to 1:30
pipe fittings, etc.
Booth and F
¡wlces
A. A Hyde, 934 N 9th
streets. Grants Paas, Ore.
94tf
We a ill serve a very
street
fine 78c tsble-de-hotc
>N»R SALE 1918 Cleveland motor­ G A. PRICE- -Painter and decora-^
dinner — Time 8:30
tor. 814 West B street. Grants
cycle In good condition 702 South
tp H p. m.
Ore.
24«
Fifth street
D. L. Myers
79 . . Pass. ..........
. »■■■-->"■
.... - ■ —
I
Spelai Sunday Dinn<-r $1.00
BANKERS LIFE COMPANY—Dee'
MODERN BI’NGAI j OW. Dutch kltch-
Moines. Iowa. Myron C. Gaston, i
on. built-in conveniences, oement
District Agent.
Ad-
aide walks Cheap for cash
79 HEMSTITCHING and Plcoting at- htJTK'E OF SALE OF
drew. No. 193. care Courier
GOA KILN MENT TIMBER
.tachment—works on all sewing
T<> HELL FOR CASH or exchange
machines. Price 82.
Personal
General laind Office, Washington,
for house and lol, 7-room modern
checks, 10 cents extra. Lights Mall D C. April 16, 1*21
Notice is
bungalow and large lot In Medford.
Order House, Box 127, Birming­ hereby given that subject to the con­
Address 513 North Central Ave .
ham. Ala.
81 ditions and limitations of the Acts
of June 9. 1916, (39 Stat. 218), and
Medford. Ore
79
LADY OR MEN solicitors, exclusive Jun« 4. 1920 (41 Stat.. 7581. and
the Instructions of the Secretary of
FOR SALE Sin-^' 2'» -Inch wagon,
territory. Write for particulars. the Interior of September 15, 1917,
harness hack pole, grindstone
Bandona Company. Garnett Hotel, and June 22, 1920. the timber on the
Phone 296-R, 215 West K St
7»
Portland. Oregon.
81 following lands will be sold June 3.
1921, at 10 o'clock a m . at public
NEW MAI'S of Holland mining dis­
auction al the United States Land Of-
trict, showing Boawell mine, for
fice at Roseburg, Oregon, to the
sale at Itemaray's.
81 HARPER A SON Building contrac­ highest bidder at not less than the
appraised value as shown by this no­
tors. Shop work, furniture crating. tlce, sale to be subject to the ap-
STUTZ BDUIAKMJ, four passenger,
Shop 510 II St. Rea. phone 14 2. provaI of the Secretary of the Inter-'
* six wire wheels, new cord tires,
lor. The purchase price, with an ad­
duuble aiHitllghta, first class con­ A. J. GREEN—General contractor. ditional sum of one-fifth of one per­
dition Will sell dirt cheap. Terms
Estimates and plans made Noth- cent thereof, being commissions al­
lowed. must be deposited at time of
to responsible party
Might oen-
Ing too small or too large Shop sale,
nioticy to be returned If sale I
sider some trade Box 7 4 2, Grants
92tf is not approved, otherwise patent
211 Sixth St Phone 375-1
Pass. Phone 282-J.
81
will issue for the timber which must I
NALASKOWSKl — Contractor. be removed within ten years. Bids!
J.
FOR S.MiE 160 acres timberland.
Builder and Jobber. Phone 246-R. will be received from citizens of the
Josephine county, W Mi of NW'»
61tf United States, associations of such |
citizens and corporations organized
and N14 of SW 14, Sec. 14 T. 39
under the laws of the United States
ACCOUNTANT
S , R. 8 W. What Is It worth to
or any state, territory or district
you for rash Any offer considered.
thereof
only. Upon application of a
AUDITING
Systematising. See me
Address A. D. Dabney, 4827 Elm­
about dally or monthly audit ser­ qualified purchaser, the timber on
any legal subdivsion will be offered
wood Ave . Los Angeles, Cal.
85
vice. Ivan Livingston, Incorporat­ separately before being included in
ed Accountant. Phone 3S9, Ad­ any offer of a larger unit. T. 39 S.,
FOR HEXT
dress, Granta Paas, Ore.
70tf R. 1 W . Sec. 5. SWli, NW 14, Wne
150 M . Fir 175 M.. none of the pine
FN»R RENT (Light
housekeeping
DRESSMAKING
to be sold for less than 82.50 per M.,
Tooms Suitable for two. No chil­
and n?ne of the fir to be sold for less
dren. 210 South Fifth St.
79 MRS. W. R. SWOAPE’S drossmaking that $2.00 per M T. 33 S . R 5 W .
parlors over Kinney & Truax. Sec. 9. NW 14 SW14. pine 200 M ,
fir 4 40 M., none of the pine to be
PIIOTOGR M'llY
Room 3, across hall from opera sold for lees than 82.50 per M., and
house.
Call
and
get
estimates,
or
none of the fir to be sold for less
THE PICTURE MILL for artistic
phone 60S.
28tf than 81.00 per M. T. 31 S.. R. 7 W.
photographs. Hours for sitting.
Sec., 1, NE 14SW14. fir 300 M.. not
10 a. tn. to 4 p. m. Sunday alt-
to be »old for lees than 31.00 per M.
DR WAGE AND TRANSFER
T. 39 8., R. 8 W„ Sec. 3. SW 14
tinga by appointment only. Phone
GMf THE WORLD MOVES; so do we. NE14, pine 280 iM.. fir 150 M.. NE14
283-R, or residence 140-J.
NW 14, pine 2 20 M . Fir 4 5
M..
Bunch Transfer Co. Office phone HW«4 NW 14, pine 105 M.. fir 20 M..
NUIU4KRY STOCK
NW 14 SW14, pine 45 M.. fir 10 M..
349; residence phone 315-J.
SW14. pine 95 M.. fir 35 M .
NURSERY—Everything in up to F. (I. ISHAM, drayage, transfer; pi­ 8W14
SE14 SWIi. i pine 140 M„ fir 10 M.,
date nursery stock, also directions
anos. safes, furniture, moved, ship­ none of the pine to be sold for less
83.00 per M., and none of the
for planting gnd soil culture. Call
ped, packed, stored. Phone 124.Y. than
fir to be sold for lees than 81.00 i>er
on F. E. Jordan. KfiO North 7th
M
WILLIAM SPRY,
street, Granta Paas. Ore.
,43tf
TAX.
Commissioner General latnd Office.
93
FOR EXCHANGE
SOONER TAXI—Phone 262-R for
Jitney Luke or Cutler. Calls an­
FOR TRADE 5 lots in Klamath
swered anywhere, anytime.
86tf MORE MEN THAN WOMEN
Falls. Cash price 1200 each. All
HAVE APPENDICITIS
or part for auto. W. J. Vernon, NEW
OWL
TAXI
—
Call
172-J.
312 I street.
<9 I
Medical reports show men are
Prompt service day or night. A. F.
Berrle.
83 more subject to apendicitie although
POULTRY
many sudden cases occur among
women. It can l>e guarded against
PHYSICIAN AM» SURGED
Foil SALE Six-weeks-old lx«ghorn
by preventing intestinal infection.
cockerels, 15c each or 10c each in
Intestinal antiseptic. Adler-l-ka,
L. O. OLKMENT. M, D.. Practice The
acta on BOTH upper and lower bowel
lota of 50. C. Schaefers. Rd. 2. 83
limited to diseases of eye. ear.nose removing all foul, decaying matter
and throat. Phone «2; Rea. 239-9. which might cause Infection.
It
WANTED
brings out matter you never thought
WANTED An oil range In good con­ 3. LOUGH JUDGE, M. D. Physician was In your system and which may
and surgeon. City or country calls have been poisoning you for months.
dition. Phone 179-R.
#5tf
Is EXCELLENT for gas
attended day or night.
Phone«. | ,Adler-l-ka
on the stomach. National Drug Store
GOOD COOK wants ; ositlon In coun­
Res 3«9; Office. 182; «th and H.
try or town. Address No. 194
care Courier.
$0 E. J. BILLICK, M D. Phvslctan. sur­ THE CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
COAST RAILROAD COMPANY'
geon. Schallhorn Blk. Phono 84-J:
WANTED -We are paying market
Time Card
res. 1004 lawnrldre. phone 54-L.
price, cash, for eggs at Burkhal­
Effective Nov. 24. 1919
ter’s feed store, Also want heavy W F RUTHERFORD- Manual the- Trains will rnn Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays
hens at market price. Our price
raputlcs. Office over Barnes' Jew­ I .eave Grants Pass............... 1
PM
Phone
286-R
or
Is always right.
elry. Hours 9:30-13; 1:30-4.
Arrive Waters Creek......... 2
P.M.
82
882.
I .eave Waters Creek......... 2:30 P M
Arrive Grants Pass............ 4
P M
SITUATION WANTED by experienc­ RAIA11 W. STEARNS. M. D. Phy-
For information regarding freight
and
surgeon,
X-Ray
eqolp-
alelan
ed cook, for a crew of men. Call
and passenger rates call at the office
ment. Offlce in Masonic Temple of the company, Lundburg building,
Frank Wesson, Wlldervllle, Ore.
Bldg., phone 21-L.
or telephone 131
*
83
JOSEPHINE HOTEL
CAFE
PACK THBKB
RAT IS SERIOUS
ENEMY OF WORLD
No Other Animal or Insect Is So
Dangerous and Persistent
in Doing Harm.
INFLICTS IMMENSE DAMAGE
Value of Food and Property Destroyed
Annually by Esch Individual
Rat Is Estimated at 82—la
Efficient Germ Carrier
(Pr»i>ara<i by the United States Depart­
ment of Agriculture.)
The necessity of a campHlgn of un- i
varying efficiency against the common ’
brown rat. ia an outstanding one. No .
other animal or Insect la ho dangerous I
and persistent un enemy, and no other j
enemy succeeds In Indicting the dam­
age that the rat annually ImpoHes up­
on humanity. The rat population of
the United States is at least equal to '
the human population, and the same >
ratio holds true for practically every '
Country under the «un. The bureau |
of biological survey. United States |
Department of Agriculture, places the I
value of the fo<Ml and property de- I
strayed annually by each individual
rat at 82. Keeping well within the
boundaries of conxervutlKm this means
that each yeur. In this country alone,
we produce 82UO.OUO.OliO worth of food |
to no other purpose then to feed our
rats. In another way, 200.000 men In
the United States are devoting all
their labor to the maintenance of 100.-
«tO.ono rats
Is Efficient Germ Carrier.
But the rcslent's enmity is far from
being satisfied l»y this huge economic
injury. A frequenter of all the places
that are vile and loathsome, the rat
Is a most efficient germ carrier. Tlw
germs of the dreaded “black death"
have killed more human beings than
all the wars of the world's history,
und these germs are Introduced into
the human system by the bite of u
nit ffea. In India, no longer ago than
l«'.si. the bubonic plague killed 0,000.- I
(as) |>ersons. In Europe, during the I
Fourteenth century, it is believed to
have brought death to 2S.000.000 hu­
man being*. Other diseases, almmt
as dreadful, are tra<ed to the common
rat. Thus, from the standpoint of
public health, aa well as from the ne­
cessity of controlling the drain upon
the public purs*’, it is essential that
the rut be exterminated. Once the ex­
termination is complete, or as nearly
so us modern methods will permit, ev­
ery precaution must be taken to pre­
vent the nit from multiplying and re­
gaining lost ground.
This is Your Opportunity to Examine
and Buy the Complete Line of
Hotpoint Electrical Appliances
THEY WILL ALL BE DISPLAYED AT OUR
STORE. RANGES, IRONS, TOASTERS, GRILLS
—EVERY ELECTRICAL AID TO HOME CON
VENIENCE AND COMFORT.
Paul’s Electric Store
CHEVROLET
PRICES REDUCED AS FOLLOWS:
Roadster - - $798.55
Sedan - • $1448.00 »
Touring - - • 809.05
Ton Truck • 1453.95
F. O. B. Grants Pass
W. S. Maxwell & Co.
Exterminating Plan*
Trapping should be done continuously
and systematically at all rat-infested
places. Rat poisons, esj>ecially barium
carbonate nn-imratlnns n- recently de- I
Every Rat Cotts the Nation $2, a Total
of 3200000.000 Annually.
velof»ed by the biological survey,
should be employed. In furthering the
destruction of the rat, community or
civic organization Is of the greatest
Importance. It does no good to drive
the rats from one cellar Into the next
if they are allowed to breed un­
molested In their new quarters. When
the campaign is nuide general the i>est
Is allowed no rest and no oiiportunlty
to Intrench In a new position. If one
pair of rats Is left they reproduce the
original number in a little while, as
rats breed five or six times a year
with an average of ten to the litter.
In connection with the extermina­
tion campaigns, preventive measures
should be employed ngalnst the rodent.
First among these is the protection of
all food supplies. This Is of prime
importance. The removal und destruc­
tion of refuse Is the next step !n pre­
vention. as abandoned dumps and piles
of waste material furnish excellent
shelter and food for the rats that have
been driven from the houses and cel­
lars.
Folks do you realize the opportunity you have been
waiting for is here i Why eook with wood when elec­
tricity is cheaper f Why wash by hand when you
<-an get a <’rystal on easy termst See us for prices
• n cooking and washing devices.
GRANTS PASS ELECTRIC COMPANY
Side of Water Office
A WO.MAX’S IDEA
of a home is one in which the family
comfort has been well provided for
in the completely appointed bath­
room. Women who feel that family
hygiene demands better equipment
than is at present available, should
secure our estimate for renovations
necessary for bringing this room up
to requirements, at a coet within
reaeon.
W. R- R.IN.NIK
417 G ST'', ’».'T
Building Should Be Rat Proof.
All buildings should be rat-proofed
by the liberal use of cement and tin.
Rat-proofing should be a prominent
specification In all new construction
end It should be applied to older build­
ings In the form of repairs. All drain
outlets should be sealed with wire
cage", or similar proactive device«.
With the food supply locked away
from hltn, and his shelter gone, starva­
tion and exposure will add to the ef­
fectiveness of work with traps and
poisons and the menace of the rat will
cease to be a real hazard against
American lives and property.
Farmer's Week Auction Sale, June 16, 1021
0. A. C. Dairy Bull Calves
On tanemment Accredited List. Tuburvnlar »re
JERSEY, HOIA4TKIN, GFERNSFY. AYRSHIRE
POPULAR BLOOD UNEB—EVERYONE
A
HWil»
Bl I LI > ER
YOU SKT THE PRICE—THEY'LL IMFROVK YOUR HERD
Write for Descriptive Catalogue to Dairy Department, O. A. C., Cor­
vallis. Oregon.