r Tl'KHDAY. MKl'TKMHKIi FOUR i». IMI. ■ I4WT DOYLES rxtST Small pocketbook containing *40 tn currency and sdireno of O. B. Hurd. Return to W. H. Pat­ tino and receive reward. 78tf Dr. Denton’s Sleeping Garments For Children Drop Se*t Style, WiUi Feet Hi»', 'J to IO years OTTINO FLAN NEI, GOWNS FOR WOMEN White and Colored $1.19 to $2.45 Classified Advertising WOOD FOR SALE *1.75, on ground, upper river road. Ing poles Hively eral Delivery WANTED Fir ,1.9». pine WANTED TO RENT—A large Irri­ 4 miles west on gated ranch suitable for a dairy Poets and bulid- ranch Herbert Whitsett and a- Brickell, Gen- Daniel Harding. Grants Paas. Rd. 68tf 4. Box 71. 33tf Ths U»« of Sage and Rulphur for ro- otorlng faded, gray hair to Ito natural color back to grandmother's T, R DEAN Asaayer. Chemist time dates She used It to keep her hair 823 East D street. Grants Pass. beautifully dark, gloasy and attrac­ Oregon 9 4 tive. Whenever hor hair took on that dull, faded or streaked appearance I thia simple mixture was applied with REAL ROTATE wonderful effecL But browing at home la mueey and out-of-date. Nowadays, by asking at E T. McKINSTRY. SOS G St . phone any drug store for a bottle of "Wyeth e 355-R. real estate. Beal of soils for Bag* and Sulphur Compound.“ you fruit, hay or general farming will get thia famous old preparation, ■ improved by the addition of other In­ gredients, which oan be depended up­ TA.\ on to reetore natural color and beauty hair. flOONER TAXI—Phons 363-R tor to A the well-known downtown druggtat Jitney Luke or Cutler Calls an aays it darkena the hair so naturally and evenly that nobody oan tell It has swered anywhere, anytime. bill been applied You olmply dampen a or eott brush with It and draw PHONE 160 The Bonbonniere for epongo this through your hair, taking one By morning the Taxi 7»tf atrand at a time gray hair dleappeare, and after an- ' TAXI—White I.lue Taxi, city or other application or two, it becomes beautifully dark and gloasy. country tripe. Special tripe by ap­ Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com­ pound is a delightful toilet requisite Prices reasonable. pointment. for those who desire a more youthful Call Clemens Drug appearance. Closed car It la not Intended for Store, 46-R; residence phone 381 the cure, mitigation or prevention ef , disease. •0 ACRES—-40 acres bottom under W.ANTED—Teachers to board and room, home privileges 669 North paid up water right for sale. PIAMO TUNING *6000. Address No. 301, care of Sixth street. 79 PIANO TUNING— -Leave orders for Courier. 99tf WANTED -Roomers and Boarders immediate fall tuning Tuner here TWO GOOD BARGAINS—One used at 620 North 3rd street, private short time only Rowell's Music Oakland Six. one new Oakland Six S3 family. Phone 386-J. House. 97 sedan Valley Hardware Co. 45tf WANTED... Reed baby buggy in good PHYSICIAN ANI» Bt'HGHON OWN YOUR OWN STORE building condition. Call 276-J. 79 L. O. CI.EMENT. M D.. Practice! and save rent. Will sell at a bar- by Bert WANTED—Work horse for its keep limited to diseases of eye, ear.no» gain, store occupied during the fall and winter. Phone and throat. Phone 62: Ree. 239-J Barnes adjoining First National 601-F-12. 83 Bank. Valley Hardware Co. 45tf s LOUGHRJDGE, M. D. Fbysiciat: PLEASANT HOME In good location, WANTED- Housekeeper for family and surgeon. City or country calls Address of four. Good wages. modern, fine garden, berries and ativnded day or night Phono« 82 No. 248 care Courier. fruit trees, one acre, with plenty Res 369; Office. 183; 6th and H. of water. Bargain if sold at once MISCELLANEOUS E. J. BILLICK, M D. Physician, sur Phone 341-R. 1119 East A St. fiOtf geon. Sshallhorn Blk Phone 54-J: REPAIR SHOP—Steam fitting, pipe res 1004 Lxwnridge. phone 54-L FIR AND'PINE WOOD *1.75 per work plumbing, boiler and pump tier, oak and laurel ,2. Wm. Briet- work, installing. 505 South 6th St. W F. RUTHERFORD—Manual the- mayer, Fruitdale 66tf Phone 306. G A. Bryan. raputlcs. Office over Barnes' Jew­ FOR SALE—42H acres. 2 resi­ BANKERS LIFE COMPANY—Des elry Res 259-R; office 217-R dences Would make good open Moines. Iowa. Myron C. Gaston. W T TOMPKINS. D. 3 T Nervous air sanitarium, farm school or pri­ District Agent. and chronic diseases. Office. Claus vate home. Also oil paintings, Schmidt Bldg Phone 304-R. etc., at Oxford hotel and at place. CARNER-GAYETTY IRON WORKS Cora B. Findlay. Route 4. Box 81, —General foundary and machine RALPH W. STEARNS, M. D Phy- Grants Pass. 87 work, mine, mill machinery, chilled ciclan and surgeon, X-Ray equlp- saw carriage wheels, live rolls, ment. Office in Masonic Temple DRY SEASONED OAK, fir and pine pipe fittings. Grants Pass, Oregon Bldg . phone 21-L. wood for sale. Call 313-J. C. W. Lambrecht. 61tf PAPERHANGING—Call up Harry VKTERI.NAKY SURGEON Jones at Colonial hotel for paint­ FOR SALE—-Alfalfa hay. first cut­ ing. paperhanging, caicimining. 90 DR. R. J. BESTUL. Veterinarian ting. *10 per ton in field, or de-, Residence 838 Washington boule­ livered at reasonable figure; also* FOR EXCHANGE vard, phons 398-R. sugar pears, excellent for sweet pickles. 2c pound. Hayes & Har­ WILI, TRADE 40 acres wltn water DENTIRTS right for late model Ford and *400 ter. 83 Terms'on the ,400. Call or write! E C MACY. D. M. D. First-class FOR 3 ALB—Good reliable work 624 West G St. 24tf' dentistry 109 A4 3. 6th St horse, two sets of single harness, attorneys and saddle, at a 'bargain. 669 dressmaking North Sixth street. 79 H. D NORTON, Attorney-at-law FOR SALE—Ix>t.s of horses, harness, DRESSMAKING—Ladles tailoring Practices in all State and Federal and fnrrist, men's tailored silk four young cows, giving milk. Couru First National Bank Bldg shirts to order, with or without Jack's Barn. L Street. Grants Pass. material furnished, Repairing and < G. W. COLV1G, Attorney-at-law i Oregon 82 alterations quickly and neatly Grants Pass Banking Co. Bldg POTATOES- at 2c at place. 2 miles done. Every line of pleatings. from town on upper river road. Prices |B. S. VAN DYKE. Attorney Practices Rush orders a specialty, C. IH. Peterson 102 in all courts First National Bank lower naturally. Call at parlors. Building opposite postoffice on Sixth street FOR SALE—Water power washing over Basket grocery and get esti­ O 3. BLANCHARD. Attorney-at-law machine, fine condition, works mates Mrs. W. R. Swoape. Phone perfectly. *15. Also higb-class Golden Rule Bldg Phone 2 70 506. 98 solid oak pedestal dining room I C. A. .»'OLER, Attorney-at-law. Ma table. Like new, *25. Wonderful I eoaic I-urde. Grants Pass. Ore ACCOUNTANT bargains. Phone 282-J. 83 I Fest Life ia a burden when the body I ia racked with pain. Everything wornea and the victim becomes despondent and downhearted, bring back the sunahine take COLD MEDAL BUILDING CONTRACTORS I fot Paul’s Electric Store Valley Hardware Co. Oregon Grants Pass Everything for the Auto C L HOBART COMPANY UNIVERSAL TIRE FILLER INSTILI I I» IN mill < tit II 107 sti| III lilt Ill'll STREET Universal Service Station New and I »rd <.<><»1« E. W. CH I LES' G. B. BERRY Leek I« th. ..m. C.oia Mejal aa a.~r baa aad accwpt aa im'taboii BUYS FOR CASH «ui g NTiiKFrr ONE BRAND ONE QUALITY E c. One Size Package All our skill, facilities, and lifelong knowledge of the finest tobaccos are concentrated on this one cigarette— CAMEL. Into this ONE BRAND, we put the utmost quality. Nothing is too good for Camels, They are as good as it’s possible to make a cigarette. Camel QUALITY is always maintained at the same high, exclusive standard. You can always depend on the same mellow-mild refreshing smoothness—the taste and rich flavor of choicest tobaccos — and* entire freedom from cigaretty aftertaste. And remember this! Camels come in one size package only—20 cigarettes—just the right size to make the greatest * saving in production and packing. This saving goes straight into Camel Quality. That’s one reason why you can get Camel Quality at so moderate a price. Here’s another. We put no useless frills on the Camel package. No “extra wrappers!” Nothing just for show! Such things do not improve the smoke any more than premiums or coupons. And their added cost must go onto the price or come out of the quality. One thing, and only one, is responsible for Camels great and growing popularity k —that is CAMEL QUALITY. OAC Oregon's Higher Intlilution of TECHNOLOGY Eight Schools; Seventy Departments FALL TERM OPENS SEPT. 19. 1921 Oregon Agricultural College PIANOS TO RENT—A limited num­ CORVALLIS HARPER & SON—Building contrac­ ber of fine pianos for rent. Apply tors. Shop work, furniture crating early at Music & Photo House. 88 Shop 510 H St. Rea. phone 142. “ FOR RENT—Light house keeping V J. GREEN -General contractor. THE CALIFORNIA ANI» OREGON rooms upstairs and down. Mrs. < OAST RAILROAD COMPANY Estimates and plans made. Noth- Downs. 79 Time Card Ing too small or too large Shop 211 Sixth St. Phone 33-J. SLEEPING room for rent. 625 North 92tf Effective Nov. 24, 1919. Sixth street. 79 J. NALA3KOWSKI — Contractor, | Trains will run Mondays, , Wednes- FOR SAI j E- -Rooming house, 823 .1 Builder and Jobber. Phone 246-R.. days and Fridays l4»ave Grants Pass.............. 1 p.M. street. Selling it at a sacrifice. Call VIOLIN IXKTKI < TION trrlve Waters Creek..........2 p.M. at house for information. Cash I-eave Waters Creek '...2:30 PM | sale. 83 MRS. GEORGE TEALL PEAKE In­ Arrive Grants Pass *..4 P.M For information regarding freight TOMATOES—Plenty of them at structor on violin. Special atten­ 1031 North Tenth street, *1.25 tion given to beginners. 414 West and passenger rates caP at the office of the company, Lundburg building, per 1U0 pounds. W. J. Sturges. 79 C street. Phone 215-L. G6tf or telephone 1 21 the pit>|ter lamp et rry »ocket. Wr repair and make every type ami style lop and slip cov­ ami do the uork RIGHT M ua r«-t>alr >«mr present lop and. also, h-nil reel distinct­ ion to your rar with a »mart r»t of durable slip coter» Sim­ ple«, prices, etc., gladly «ut»- milled. For information write to the Regitirar I There are two »t»nk» of Fáliaon M sm I im in Grant» I'm» —both nn< compirle autl will MU»ply Ç VSllI IS Tbs national rsmvdy of Holland for orar ISO yean; it is an enemy of all peine re­ lu hfc.g from kidney, livar and uric acid troublas. All druggists, three eira«. PIANO INSTRUCTION 50tf M ABDA lamps. Natural. BETTER DEAD FOR RENT MRS .JAMES M POWERS. Instruc­ FOR RENT—Alfalfa. Grain and tor ou piano; studio 4 23 B street. Phone 1-J. An accredited teacher. Stock ranches with and without Irrigation, or will sell at bargain prices on long time easy payments. MRS. CLARA TUTTLE FENTON teacher of piano and harmony, ' Ranches in Jackson and Josephine Tuesday and Saturday. Studio over! county. One ranch under ditch Smith's Racket Store. 86tf | 3 miles from Grants Pass, on river. Gold Ray Realty Co., Owners, ALMA WOLKE—Instructor in piano! Medford, Ore. 06tf and harmony. Fall term opens1 Sept. 12. An accredited teacher, j APARTMENTS TO RENT at 611% •ag« A baby ha» the lllttel t*-4Utlful toot tn the world. it Is iH-uutiful tH-cuuse It la natural, The shape of the houes have not been marred by ugly. Ul Atting, cramping and distorting shoes. FOR SALE—Small house with 2 AUDITING—Systematising. I»aily or GI0O H. DURHAM, Attorney-at-law iota, *600. 5-room modern house, monthly audit service Ivan Liv- referee In bankruptcy. Masonic two lota, *2300. Fine modern ingston, Incorporated Accountant. Temple Phone 135-J (-room house on paved street, j Phone 389 Address Grants Pass.j Lawyer nearly two lots, *3000. All for Oregon. 7