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GKANTH P,ABB DAILT OOUUKH
PAGE THREE
PHYSICIAN AND Ml IUJEON
DOYLE’S
Successor to E. Firth & Company
L. O. CLEMENT. M. D., Practice
limited to diseases of eye, ear.noce
and throat. Phone 62; Ree. 238-J.
H
LOUOHR1DGE, M I). Physician
and surgeon. City or country calls
attended day or night.
Photos
Rea 8ft»; Offl< e, 182; ftth and H
E J BILUCE. M I). PbyaleUn. sur­
geon. Schallhorn Blk. i'hone 54-J;
ree 10U4 latwnrldge, phono 54-L.
LIVE STOCK
FACTS
PARASITES CAUSE BIG LOSS
Injury From Insects Is Greatest
Among Lambs and Young 8h«ep-—
Ways to Prevent Disease*.
<Pr*|>ere4 by th. United Hlates I>«pert-
mint uf Agriculture.)
F RUTHERFORD—Manual the
Sheep prububly suffer more Ihun any
reputici. Office over Barnes' Jew­
oilier kind of live stock from para­
IX GEORGETTE < ItEPEK AND
elry. Hours 1» 30-12; 1:30-4.
sites. They are practically Immune
PONDI I
Phy- to tuberculosis, which la one of the
RALPH W STEARNS, M. D
serious ailments of cattle and swine,
alelan nnd surgeon. X-Rsy equlp- und among sheep there Is nothing
Offlce
In
Masonic
Temple
ment.
comparable to the devastating out­
Bldg . phone 21-L.
breaks of cholera among swine. Sheep
W. T. TOMPKINS, D 8 T Nervous* have comparatively few bacterial
Neverllieletui, there Is a
and chronic dlsoaaes. Office, Claus* diseases.
steady i A hm of sheep In all parts of
Schmidt Bldg. Phone 304-R.
the country aud this loss Is mostly
due to parasites.
III II, ESTATE
It is the sln-ep owners' business to
IC T. McKINSTRY. 603 <J St., phone prevent disease rather than to attempt
356-II, real estate. Best of soils for to cure It ufter it has made Us ap-
FOR BALE
FOR RENT
peiinuxe.
While there are s;>e«'lal
fruit, bay or general farming.
treatments for the various diseases
WOOD FOR SALK Fir 32 35. pine FOR REST Small cottage, June 1st
ROY HIGGINS General real estate, whlch makes it advisable to call a
32. on grouud, 4 miles west on up­
Inquire at Peerless Clothing store.
office 111 South Sixth, Phone 6». couipeta-ui veterinarian, there are a
per river rosd. Posts end building
84U
numlier of ways to prevent diseases
poles
Hlvely A- Brickel), General
BUILDING I OX THAI TOUS
caused by parasites.
Among these
fur
­
Delivery
08lf FOR LEASE OR RENT Partly
HARPER & SON Building contrac­ pasture rotation, use of forage crops,
nlshed coltage. strawberries anti
1*011 SAI AC Quint running White
tors. Shop work, furniture crating. feeding from rucks or bourd fltstrs,
large garden Would consider tale
Shop 510 11 St. Res. phone 142. draining or tilling swuiii | m <, and pre
* sewing machine, good order, but
of furniture.
016
Dlmiek HI.
venting wandering dogs from getting
old model. 313, call at 308 A St.
A. J. GREEN-—General contractor. nto the flock,
I'ermatient pastures
87lt PIANOS TO RENT Have a limited
Estimates and plans made
Noth-
»
number
of
fine
pianos
fur
rent.
Ap
­
1*011 SALE
Ing too small or too large. Shop eggs of inten.ul parasites pass from
ply early at The Music A Photo
alab wood
211 Sixth St Phone 33-J.
92tf u e nnlinnls In the manure nnd thus
House.
23
the purtOK
I*'<miv Infested. The
114 North
J.
NA LASKOWSKI — Contractor. prt-per <ll»i --al of the manure will
b rocht.
TYPEWRITERS TO RENT Alwaysl
Builder and Jobber. Phone 346-R aid In preventing this.
on hand Visible Remington type-
Al BALED 1IAY 318.50 per ton
61tf
Damage from pniavltes Is greatest,
Peerless Rauch, Murphy. Ore. J. z writers The Music & Photo House.
us a rule, among lambs and young
A1TOHXEYM
23
E. IÄnllls
»4tf
sheep. Hence. It Is lni|H>nunt to pay
■
.. «. ..
.... .
is ....
I
FOR SALE—tin account of boreave- FOR RENT Alfalfa,
Grain and. H. D. NORTON, Attorney-at-law. spc< ,al atttntion to the cure and
Practice* In all Stute and Federal handling of lambs and yearlings.
Stock ranches with and without'
meut will sacrifice uiy pretty,
Courts
First National Bank Bldg Prompt action to ascertain the cause
highly Improved place Just outside
Irrigation, or will sell at bargain
when sheep become unthrifty will
elty limits, 10 acres finest soli In
prices on long time easy payments. G. . W
OOLV1G.
vt'.ornsy-at-law often prevent serious loss.
alfalfa and clover, Irrigation, beav-'
Ranches In Jackson and Josephine
Grants Pass Banking Co. Bldg. I
Parasites of sheep are divided Into
lly bearing orchard, modern bun­
county. Ono ranch under ditch
E. S. VAN DYKE, Attorney Practices two general group», external ami lie
galow, electric lights, dairy barn,'
3 mllnaffom Granta Paas, on river.
in all court*
First National Bank tcmal. Among the former, lice, sleet>
woodshed, apple, chicken agd hog
Gold Ray Realty Co., Owners.
ticks, nnd scab mites are the most
Building
house«, etc. R. K. Roas.
93tf
Medford. Orc.
06tf
common. One application of sodium
O 8. BLANCHARD, Attorney-at-law. flourlde lit the form of a p >wder
H
ACRES Opposite Homewood
U ANTED
Golden Rule Bldg
Phone 370. rubbed into the skin will kill biting
Farm, 6 miles south of Grants
lice, but not sucking lice. Both kind«
Pass. 25 acres cleared, good gar­ MEN WANTED for construction C. A. S*'»I«EH. Attorney-at-law. Ma-
of lice, sheep ticks, und scab mites
den in. plenty of fruit, furnished
•»ale i «at .de, Granta Pass, Ore
work on Irrigation project near
5-roorn house with summer porch,
Medford, Oregon. laborers' wages • EO. H. DURHAM, Attorney-al-iaw
for sale at a sacrifice. Terms to
13 for eight hours? less 81 fori
referee in bankruptcy. Masonic
suit. Address J. C. Morgan. Rd
board. Other wages in proportion j Temple
Phone 185-J.
4. Grants Pass
96tf
Rogue River Valley Canal Co.,
Lawyer
09 JAMES T CHINNOCK.
Medford, Ore.
»0 ACRES- 40 acres bottom under
First National Bank Building
paid up water right
for sale.
A. C. HOUGH- Lawyer. Tuffs Bldg
86000. Address No. 202, care of
Practice in all courts
Coartar.
99tf REPAIR
SHOP—Plumbing,
Pipe
work, steam fitting, boiler and ■ V A. C. AHLF. lawyer, practice In1
FOR HALE 14 acres one-half mile I
________
506!
pump work and installing.
state aad federal courts
Office I
from Hugo station
6 acres under*
I'hone
South 4th street. I
____ - 306. G. I
over NatlomÇ Drug Store
cultivation, ‘good 5-rootn house,
5 It» i
A. Bryan
4 ,irn, eblekeu coop, brooder home
Incubators. Kresky brooder, 90
THE < ALICORNI t ANI» ORM.'iX Where Pasture Is Abundant Sheep
HANKERS LIFE COMPANY Des
Need No Other Feed.
hens, good dairy cow. Priced for
COAST RAILROAD COM PA XI
Moines, Iowa. Myron C. Guston.
quick sale at 81650. Part terms It
Time Card
sre de«tn>yed by dipping the sheep.
District Agent.
desired. Must bn seen to be ap­
For lice nnd sheep ticks a number of
dips are recommended In the bulle­
preciated Win. C. Moldt. Hugo. I CANDYMAKING business. Start at
Ore.
371
tin, Including coul tar creosote, cresol,
Effective Nov. 24, 191».
home. Everything furnished. Men'
Trains will run Mondays. Wednes- and nicotin. or nicotin and sulphur.
and women 130 weekly Bon-Bon
FOR SALE Ono mare, weight 1500
days and Fridays
For scab mites the official dips are
Co . Philadelphia. Pa.
108 Ixave Grants Pass.......... ......1
lbs., will work single of double;
PM
lime-sulphur and nlcotin-sulphur dips.
P.M. Arsenical dips tire not well suited to
one 3*4 wagon; one mower and NOTICE- The Grants Pass Agency Arrive Waters Creek.......... 3
I .eave Waters Creek..........2:30 P.M
sheep dipping. All places which have
rake; one springtooth cultivator;
of Singer Sowing Machine Co. has Arrive Grants Pass............. 4
P.M
one spike tooth harrow; two one-
moved Id E. G. Holman's furniture
For Information regarding freight l>«s-n occupied hv lousy sheep should
horse cultivators; one 12-lnch
store, at 605 G street. Phono 50. and passenger rates call at the office be regarded as dangerous from this
standpoint for n period of three weeks;
plow; one set of heavy harness. A.
Our new 1921 ''Singers" now on of the company. Lundberg building,
if occupied h.v tlcky sheep, as dan­
or
telephone
181
L. Bocock, 826 N. 7th St.
08
Uie floor, See them. Your terms
gerous for two months; if occupied
ours.
Ask
about
needles,
oil,
are
FOR SALE One dozen white Wyan­
♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ by scabby sheep, as ilnngerous for a
etc. J. W. Scott, sales manager I
month or two In the case of pastures,
dotte hens. Inquire at 111 South
AMUSEMENTS
Josephine county.
57lf
and » year or more In the case of
Sixth street. Roy Higgins.
08
♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦
bnlldlne«
Quarantine measures are
CARNER-GAYETTY
IRON
WORKS
FXHl SALE 3’» acre.« on Park St.,
Illg Plcturv' Score*
essential in eradicating scab.
—General foundry and machine
at a bargain. Will take auto as
Just to remind you that "The In­
The most common Internal parasites
work, mine and mill machinery, side of the Cup," a massive Para-1
part of deal
J. F. Byers. Resi­
of
sheep Include tapeworms, tlukes.
chilled saw carriage wheels, live mount-Cosinopolltan picturization of
dence directly opposite south gate
roundworms, and a few other forms
rolls,
pipe
fittings.
Grants
Pass.
of park.
10
Winston Churchill's widely discussed such as maggots causing grub in the
Oregon.
9ltf novel will be here at the Rivoli only , head, the tongue-worm and the one-
l '< 111 S \LI-
iit'-.l
placer mining claims, 30 acres In HEMSTITCHING— Also plain sewing two more days. We believe it to 'be celled protozoa. One of the most com
I
and children's
clothes.
Mrs. one of the best photoplays we have' mon of these 1» the grub. Infestation
all.
acres cleared, shaek, old
Gotcher, 801 H St.
18 shown our patrons this season, and with which can be largely prevented
apple tree» on place. Young or­
1y smearing the nose of the sheep
chard set out this spring to best SOUTHERN HOTEL -202% S. Sixth we urge you not to miss It. You will, with a preparation made of equal
he
amply
repaid.
varieties of fruit. Pocket and pln-
street. Hotel lobby, hot and cold
parts of tar nnd grease, or tar and
cer district, 6 miles to rallrond.
fish oil other Important Internal par­
waler. Phone 14-J. Mrs. E. D.
1 % miles to store, P. O. nnd
asites discussed in the bulletin are
Yeiiny, Prop.
28 NOTICE OF SAIÆ t>F IRRI­
school. On good road, 4 acres
GATION DISTRICT RONDS ta]'ewornis, the gid parasites, hydatid,
liver flukes, stomach worms, nodular
NURSERY STOCK
slashed. Inquire at 111 South 6th
Wurm- hookwornR. nnd lungworms
11
St
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Of these, certain tapeworms are fair­
NURSERY—Everything In
up to
sealed
proposals
will
be
received
un
­
Two
residences
and
date
nursery
stock,
also
directions
FOR SALE
ly common over the entire United
for planting and soil culture Call til the 24th day of June, A. D. 1921. States; one tapeworm occurs only in
* 42 ’it acre» in Jerome Prqlrie.
miles southwest of
on F. E. Jordan, North 10th street. at the hour of 2 o'clock in the after­ the West: gid Is tl’ost prevalent In
about six
Grants Paas. Oregon.
43tf noon for the purchase of Fifteen Montana: liver flnkes are most com­
Grants Pass. Also flue oil palnt-
Thousand Dollars worth of bonds of( mon lit the Gulf state« ami the Pacific
Ings at place and at Oxford hotel.
PIANO INSTRUCTION
the Enterprise Irrigation District of I (boast states; stomach worms and lung
Incubators, etc., for sale. Call on
owner, Mrs. Cora B. Findlay, or MRS. JAMES M. POWERS, Instruc Klamath County, Oregon Said bonds worms take n heavy toll In sheep in
almost every state In the Union, and
address Route 4, Box 81, Grants
tor on piano; studio over Barnes are to draw- Interest at the rate of 6 i nodular worms nnd hookworms are
per cent per annum payable semi-an­
31
Paas. Ore.
Jewelry.
Phone 265-J.
common In the South nnd Enst.
nually upon the 1st day of July and
W(K>D Pino or fir, lft-lnch, $3 tier; MRS. CLARA TETTI,E FENTON
the 1st day of January of each year!
split tine, 18.50;
.oak or laurel,
•teacher of piano and harmony, until the maturity of said bonds.
FULL VALUE OF BUTTERMILK
Walter
83.50; split fine,
|4.
Tuesday p. m. Studio over Smith's
Said
proposals
will
ba
received
by*
1
3
Itavidson. Box 1*1. Rd. 2
Racket Store.
86tf
Particularly Advantageous When Fed
the Board of Directors of said Irrl
In Connection With Corn or
JY)R
SALE OR RENT 9-rootn
•
1
gallon District, and should be direct­
TAX.
Other Feeds.
house, reisotv’hlo, furnlt >re and
ed to the Secretary of-the Enterprise
garden and fruit. Owner going UU.x ER TAXI —Phone 26 2 R tor Irrigation District care of Fred D '
The greatest or full value of butter­
J llne.r Luke er Ctttlwr
Call* an-
east. Call forenoons at 212 West
Fletcher. Isiomls Building,
milk nnd sklmntllk for feeding Is se­
anywhere
vivtlme
•
•vered
«rttf
13
C street
.. K.
Falls, Oregon.
cured only when fed In connection
FOR SALE Bull calf, 82.50. Fred PHONE 160 -The Bonbonnlore for
The Board of Directors r< •serve the with other feeds, ihitternvilk fed alone
Taxi.
7»tf right to reject any or all blds of- to pig.« tl'M's not give the results It
08
Grant. Phone 802-F-3.
does when fed In connection with corn.
fered.
G. J. HILLYARD,
UN (»1 NTANT
DRAYAGE AX'D TRANNFER
Secretary of the Board of Directors
THE WORLD MOVES; so do we. AUDITING - Systematising See me
Best Practice With Manure.
of Enterprise Irrigation District. Ill
about
dally
or
monthly
audit
ser
­
Bunch Transfer Co. Office phone
Hauling manure direct from the
349; res. phones 265-R, 316-L.
vice. Ivan Livingston, Incorporat­
barn and sprPitding It on the field at
ed Accountant. Phone 389.
\d
once Is the be«t practice In handling
Fj G. IHI1A.M, dray.»«, . iranau i . pi­
uanure.
dross. Grants Pass. Oro.
70tf
anos, safes, furniture, moved, shin
tiik lmunn nniKiK
a
Aak ynur l»ru<<Ut for
nrfl. narked, stored I’hone 134 Y
I
H
LL.'xA
<
M
hiMGrolllamomiRrwad/AX
VETERINARY M'RGEON
Get Collar to Fit.
rm.
»» •
V/
b«MS, ffealol with Plus Ritiboa. V/
Get a collar that fits the horse. A
DENTINTH
Take •• «(lier liny
▼
DR. IL J. BKSTI'L, Veterinarian
Ask frxCUl-
ftll
good collar costs money but a horse
IH a V o ND IIHKNI» |
fee
E. .0 MACY. I). M. D.
First-class
Residence 838 Washington boule­
year« k now« M Bett. Safcat,
eliabla
with a sore shoulder will coat mon-
vard, phone 398-R
dentistry. 109*4 S. ftth St.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE •»y a>*o.
Pretty Blouses
W
$3.45 and $5.95
Classified Advertising
*W~
CHICHESTER S PILLS
NO RKD HAMAS
NO BROKEN BUTTONS
NO DAMAGED FASTENERS
NO WRINGER.
The Laun-dry-ette
Swiftly whirls the clothes
dry—the entire tubfull in
one minute.
This uonvlerful washer is
now on our display floor—
come see it now—no obliga­
tion on your (»art.
Grants Pass
Electric Company
LAUN-DRY-ETTE
Car of No. 2 Eastern Corn
Now on Track
You Will Save 25c Per 100 Pounds
if you buy this week while we are unloading
JOSEPHINE anTTNTV FLOUR MILLS
Phone 123
vor. 3rd and G Sts.
1UTO TRIM AND TOP WORK
It handled quickest and best
In pur completely equipped
shop.
Our being specialized you get
results that show the top, cur­
tains or upholstery work was
to order—a tailored job.
Charges are reasonable.
Complete line of best materials.
G. B. BERRY
USED CARS
FORD ONE TON TRUCK. UHEVY'. GOOD REPAIR. KEO SEVEN
PAMEKQnu MAXWBU» \T \ b \ rgain . unhid i > i i . ixi i : y
Jl ST OVERH AULED. WE BVY. SELL AND TRADE.
C L HOBART COMPANY
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Grants Pass and Roseburg Stage
DAILY AND BUNDAY
Ixttvc Grants Pa.«» 1:00 |>. m-
Leave Roseburg 1 p. m.
Grants Pass-
Medford Stage
DAILY AND BUNDAY
PHONE B5 OK t«O
VEA VE
GRANTS PY8S
10:04) a. na-
1:00 p. m.
4:00 p. m.
0:IA p. m.
LEAVE
MEDFORD
B:OO a- m.
tl:OO a. m.
1:00 |>- m.
4:80 p. m.
We connect with stages for Ashland and Ja< kaonv lile