Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, December 30, 1921, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextRAGE THREE GRANT» PAH» DAILY COURIER FRIDAY, l*F<'KMIIF.R .TO. IMI AW, WHAT’S THE USE X’U PiTCOVlK A NKt BOX CHOCQL ATtV ON THt CbWAXX TAIMJL A or CHERRO CHIMES tó » one xou rot ak in out OF THOSE LiQUiDY 0*1 — DOH 'I w f'R'.T one NÖU squeeze IV A GOf T C«r AM'I QNC BIGHT AWAY NÜU HUNT I OK A NICE CHtWY ONE Ncoby, in the miller, a wise man Is he, Gimer, in the manager that run» him anil me. Now thin combination, sure can't | he beat. They knew every kernel of our hard wheat. Cherro Flour A Hpex-ial Hard Wheat IHeod At your grocer soon (To be conttniMil.) Life As I Ssa »1 Man Is Just u handful of mud, but a good woman can mold him Into something worth whtle.—Lontsrftla Courier-JournaL World « Greatest Voltano. The ’’Houre <d Ev«-rlneHag Flre" la part of tlie gretti folcano Kllnmst, >«i lite itasnilnti Islaiidn. Wliut Nili gara 1« uinotig waterfalls Klluuea is aiuong volisi noe«. Noi so beautiful ns Violi vi ti» or Rina, imi so hi ir li u« some of thè kifty tiaiue mountain» of South America, Kllauea retalus Ita tiri«- by slwvr power In whleh II I« unrivaled, The erti ter, nbout four miles squero In vxtwit, I» an area of bleak desola* Iloti, a ffisir of lava cnirkerf and seaaietl uniti R mwitibles mia of thè elreh-s of horror In lamie’« Inferno. — Elitisti» City Star. DOYLE’S Women’s Outing Flannel Gowns ? In plain White or with pretty Stnpes in Pink or Blue. They're Generally Full-Grown. Haying rand that a boy whm arrest ed “for driving nn automobile under ago" we «re Iricl'ned to believe that the writer did not menn Io «ay that— Albany Journal. Special Value MISS HERTHA GREEN OF THIS CITY U Ut THE WINNER OF TIIE DOLL. IF Classified Advertising FOR HALE i I 1X1NT WOOD FX>R SALE -Oak. 5-1.60; dry M»HT- -Crank ratchet for car. »ome- pine, 83.75. au<l mr.nsanita, 13.76. wber» lietwoen E'ruitdsl« and Han- C W. Issmtirecht. lid 1. tr num’a ranch on Applegate. E'lnder please leave at Courier office. 71 1RRIG \1L!> ! ARM 146 acros In Il «■WwM Wfi." ... !*■■■ » W»« ” ■«■■■■-—■ SW ’ .'I I.'WJ« linois Valley, $100 per acre, water VX Mt! NTANT right free. 100 »cros In cultiva tion. AddYca J. D. Wluivr, Kerby, Oregou. 69tf AUDITING Incorno tax returns and general accounting. Office, Room 13.80 -VIRES land, 3-room house 206 Albert Blk., opposite Post chtcken house, small barn, 3X fruit I office. Ivan Livingston, public ac trees, Will sell for prl««» of hou«e. countant. Addross K. E. Loban, Wolf Creek, Orecou._________ ____ ______ 9x MDUELLANEOl’S SHORTHORN CATTLE. Duroc hogs REPAIR SHOP—Steam fitting, pipe Young bulls tor sale. Cauuingbam work plumbing, bollar and gump Bros.. Glandai», Ore. 74 work. Installing. 505 South 6tb St. FX>R SALE- Prica 81250, fourteeu Phonn 30«. O. A. Bryan acres linprovud improved land, land good four acre« BANKERS LIE’K COMPANY--Des mom ho i .«, bar#. ha . m M Mollina, Iowa. Myron C. Gaston. bearing pears and peaches. Write District Agent. to P. F. Roger», Hugo, Ore. 79 F'OR SALE- Ford one ton truck, JOHN F. IM’CKLEY Reliable chim ney sweep and all around man, over drive, cab, body, top and side eav>» »nd gutters cleaned and re curtains, first claaa condition. paired. Phone 3X0 between 5 and 8450 takne it. If you n««ed a truck «’■ p. ni. .Monday, Jail. 2. 7<> now In your chance. Smith's Go ’’*••• mt Bl'ILIHNG (XINTRACTOIW HAVE A NUMBER of While Leg horn breeding cocker,#» of high HARPER A SON—Building contrac tor«. Shop work, furniture crating. quality for sale. C. Schaefers, Shop 110 H St. Res. phono 14 2. Rd. 3. X5 A. J. GREEN—General contractor. AM BOOKING ORDERS for baby E«t0.ttea and plan» made. Noth chicks, White and Brown latghoms ing too small or too largo, »hop and Barred Rocks for 1922 hatch. 211 Sixth St. Phono M-J._______ Also hatching eggs from heavy laying strain. 25 per «••ut >1 TAXI on baby chicks 1« required. C. Schaefers. Route 2. X5 SOONER TAXI-Phone 262-R for Jitney Luke or Cutler. Calls an FOR SALE— At a bargain, ono flve swered anywhere, atiyiimo. S6lt room house partly furnished. Good barn, wugon shed anti three PlioNE 160 The lJonbotinlere far lots. L L. Oeteen, 105 Foundry Taxi. ÎMt •treat. _________ _______ ______ 87 WHITE UNE TAXI—-CaltClemens granite : for aldo walk«, river loam, Phono 4ti-R. Rosi- Drug Store, washed sand «nd gravel. !*hone Closed car. Price« den ce 3X1. 316-Y. Roy Wilcox. ____ reasonable. W. Q. White. FOR SALE or exchange for good Dit WAGE AND TRANSFER auto, by owner, a modern bunga THE WORLD MOVES: «o do low. inquire No. 293 care Courier. Bunch Transfer Co. Office phone 71 396; r«». phones 171-41, 316-L. 1Ñ5ÍI SÀI AÏ’ (¡«Mid heart sugar pine shake«. 24-lnch, |7.50 per thou r.~G. 18HAM. drayage. transfer; pi anos, safes, furniture, moved, ship- sand at ranch. Hobt. Grantham. 1 l WoBder, Oregon 73 MODERN "-room feuse, close in. lot 1N8TMJCT1ON IN MUSIC 60x10«. 0*ieap for quick sale. .MRK. JAMES M. iN»WER3 will not Inquire of ownur, 41 1C St. BStf teach after today, >but will again resume her *<wk January 3. 85 1X1R RENT F3 r ftiÒNT—Atalfa, Grain and PRfMlRESSlVE PIANO STHOOL— Clura Tuttle Fenton, 701 D St.. Stock ranchos with and without Primary. Intermediate, harmony, Irrigation, or will soil at bargain pupil teachers' course. price« on long timo easy payments. Ranches In Jackson and Josephine It HA I. ESTATE county. One ranch undor ditch 3 miles from Grands Pass, on river. nJ. T. MCKINSTRY. 603 (I St., phon» Gold Ray Realty Co., Owner«, 365-R. real estate. Host of soil« for Medford, One gon. Oflw fruit, hay or general farming. 1 •< il: Rj \ h< d five room VI TEIUNAllY KVIIGKON cottage at 60S North Sixth. Phone 126-R or 6O8-F-14. «» DR. II. J. BESTUL, Votarinr.rlan. Residence X3X Washington boule IY>R r ’ÊNT Four down stair« vard, phono 39S-H. rooms, modern, furnlnhcd or un furnished. Call at 2 11 West <1 DENTISTS street of phon«1 50'9-R. 69 E. C. MACY, D. M. D, First-class WANTED donfstry. 109'4 8. 8th 8t. ftANCll WANTED—Wantod, tho PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON best highly productive improwod ranch thnt »lx to ten tbouaand L. O, Ul/EMENT, M. D., Practico ca«h will buy, no lnflations con- limited tó disease« of eyo, ear, nose eldcrod. no granite conslderetl, and throat. Phone C2; Res. 239-J. good legitimate proposition will bo given prompt consideration. I. S. UMIGHRIDGE. M. D. Physician and Surgeon. Cily or country call« R. Kaylor, 301 Korbctt Bldg.. attoiuied tiny or night. X-Ray par «Portland, Oregon. 70 lor, nontal X-Ray. Phones: Re«. WANTED • W«« uro hea<l<itiart«>rs for 369; office, 182, Sixth and II Sts. poultry at ihirkhiilier Fend Store. Bring (ham In. We pay cash. No E. J. BILLICK, M. D.. Physician, sur geon, Schnllhorn 141k. Phone 54-J; limit, wo can use them all any ros. 1004 tarwnrldge. phone 54-1«. Pnnghorn, phone time. .1. E. fill 2X6-R or 383. W. F. RUTHERFORD—Manual the- “ ~ i or iWXiN'fWD“ dlolHteln, Durham rupiitlcs. Office over Western Phone Morford Imby calf. 1“._.—• 6(11- Union. Res. 21>9-R; office 217-R ' 73 8*'- 31. , W T. TOMPKINS. D. 8. T. Nervous and chronic diseases. Office, Flau« FOR EXCHANGE _______ Schmidt Bldg. Phone 304-R. 1 iJlAVE «il ACRES apulo latid Tñ Washington, with «omo Improve RALPH W. STEARNS, M. D. Phy- ments. to exchange for hottie here. sicinn and surgeon, X-Ray equip- Address P. O. Box 675, Grants ment. Office in Masonic Temple Bldg., phone 21-L. ’Pass, Ore. Sat leu meat tqid taka a g ta» •f Balta to flush out Kidnap— Drink plenty water. Urie acid in msat excites tho kidneys, thsy hetsune ovtrworlual; grt sluggish, ache, and feel like lump« of lea<l. The urin« l«ecOTnes cloudy; the bladder 1» irri tated. and you may be obligwl 1« seek re- lief two er throe tinwe during tiie nieht. When the kidneys el<r« you must help them flush off the body's urinous wi«U or you’ll be a real «iok person «hortlv. At first yoa feel a dull misery in the kid ney region, you suffer from backsehe, sick headache, dizxine««, stomach goto sou«, tongus coated and you feel rheu matic twinges when tho weather is bsd. Eat less meat, drink lots of water; al. o get itoni any phatmacist four ounces of .'«d Saits; take a tablespoonfnl in a ghuMi of water before breakfast for a few day» and your kidneys will then act fine. Th is famous salts is made from the acid of grapes «nd lemon juice, combined with litnia, and has been used for generations to clean clogged kidneys and stimulate them to normal activity, also to neutrnliz« tho acids in urine, so it no longer is a source of irritation, thus ending bladder weakness. .Tad Halts is inexpensive, cannot in jure; makes a delightful effervescent lithia-watcr drink which everyone should take now and then to keep the kidneys clean and active. Druggists here «ay they sell lot* of .1:ui Salta to folks who believe in ovcnomiiig kidney trouble while it is only trouble. IS LARGEST SWIMMING POOL CLIMATIC EFFECT ON WOOD One in Madison Square Garden, New York City, Contains 1,500,000 Gallons of Water. Studies Mad* in Foraat Service Lab oratory Hava Been of Great Value in Aeronautics. Ixirgt-st mid most hygienic fresh In the grant laboratory at Madison. water swimming pool ever Installed Wi«„ maintained by the United States within u fwrmunent, rooftwi structure forent service for woodworking »»• b in Madison Square garden. New |M-rlni<-«it» n special study has recently York city. Covers an urra of more been made of the effects of various than Ikid.txki M|tu«re feet. Contains climatic conditions upon airplane gallons of water when filled. propellers. Cost gXiO.iAJU Io witabilsh the pool. In one room, by regulation of E'loor of pool ba» a graduated slojie warmth and moisture, the climatic tonurd Hie center. At the Tiutiisou conditions of wiuthern Texas or arid avenue end uu Inital di*ptb of three Egypt were raprodn<-ed. It wss found feel. The k'ourth avenue end, a por that propellers «objected to these lion resrrved for. as otte put It, “la conditions bad s tendency to dry out. dies and IcHIrlt»*».’* starts with a depth flatten and become unbalanced. of about two feet, An existing tunnel In another room tba dltnafe of the trpnsvrndng the center of the garden Amazon valley was Imitated. Tills had lan-ii utilized in th« development caused profn-llers to warp badly and of the diving and water polo pool, to change their shape so much as to loMi feet de«q>. The latest adaption liecome totally unfit for use. It was found that a coat of alum of the ultra violet ruy was used in filtering uiul sterilising the water. A inum leaf diti best service os a water system of vacuum cleaners was pro proof covering for propellers, which, vlde<l for the cleaning of the walls when thus prot«-cted. may be expose«! and floor of the pool while «till full of to a high humidity for a long H«ne wltle.iit wrarplng. Leaf aluminum Is water. Home 3.000 prtvnte dretMing-rnome; so thin that from lff.flOO to 12.000 lay 2,<MX» sleet lockers in the general dress ers of It are requiretl to make an inch ing-rooms; <1,000 bathing suits for lioth i in tlnckness. One pound will cover sexes provided. 1.000 more for the chll- 1.170 pro|>ellcr«. at a cost of G6 cents. —Philadelphia Ix-dger. dren. A siieclul electrical wasMng and drying machine for cleansing them. Opeii unUl utter midnight Lu “Yankee Doodle.” onler thnt partis rosy enjoy a plunge The origin of thia national sir Is after tiie theater, (tn the box fronts unknown. The words were probably along the entire circumference of the written by Edward Ranks between an ttg a duplleate of the Thorwalsden 1775 and 1777. The tunc has been frieze depleting the triumphant entry ascribed to several countries, but Is of Alexander Into Babylon.—Robert probably English. It was known as Cortes Holiday In Leslie's. early as 1707.______________________ SUMPTUOUS FUR FABRICS IN NEW MIDWINTER SUITS The Mutual Creamery Station IS VP TO DATE: IN ITS RUH1NENH METHODS—SAFE. MANE SERVICE —<X*ME AND SEE: FOR YOVRSELF AND RE CONVINCED .AM TO OCR STATEMENT. The Mutual Creamery Station (IMKER 7TH AND L STS. Turn Over that new leaf now. 1*22 will soon be here. .Make Grants l’sju, loo |>er cent home owner--. Build your new home with lumber furnished by BORLAND LUMBER CO. Phone 1H7-J Used Car Bargains SAXON SIX ............. 82BO.M DODGK________________ __ _______ ___ _____________________ »40000 FXJRD TOURING CAR__________________________________ »200.00 FORD TOURING ................. »250.00 MAXWELL ........ J»M0.0O 91W.I FORD TOURING C. L HOBART COMPANY Sample Store 1922 Red Tepper Rub takes the “ouch fr..n, oom, still. a> lung joMKE It can not hurt you, and it certainly stops that old rheumatism torture at once. When you are suffering so you can hardly get around, just try Red Pepper Rub and you will have the quickest re lief known. Nothing has such concen trated, penetrating heat as red peppers. Just as soon as you apply Red Pepper Rub you will feel the tingling heat In three minutes it warms the sore spot through and through. Pain and sore ness are gone. Ask any good druggist for a jar of Rowles Red Pepper Rub. Be sure to get the genuine, with the name Rowles on each package. Our high standard will be always maintained Remember Barnes’ Jewelry and Gift Store Grants Pass and Roseburg Stage Ix-ave Grunts Pass I p. m. Leaves Row-burg 1 p. ni. Fare 8-1.00 One of Oregon's moot scenic tri|«. Sliorteat route by 20 miles. Wo save you time and money Medford Iron Works l‘’«>umlry and Machino Shop SpecieUze In .Mining and Saw mill Mn« liincry ami all Contract Work I*. <>. Bex tAHl l*lMine 40 1108 Norlli Central St. M«xlford, Ore. — ■ — ............ . . ■■■ THE OALIFXHLNIA AND OREGON COAST RAILROAD COMPANY Timo Ceni I Trains will run Mondays, Wednoii- days and Fridays Leave Granta Pass....... .. ..... 1 P.M. Arrive Waters Credit......... 2 P.M. Leave Waters Creek......... 2:30 P.M. Arrive Grants Tass............ 4 P.M. For luftytnstion regarding freight and passenger rates cal1 At the office of the company, Lundburg buildlag, or telephone 131. weavers of fur fabrics, inak- cloths in imitation of pelts, have reached the pinnacle of success and arc looking about for new worlds to conquer. They are continuing to make fur fabrics like some natural skins that It la difficult to tel! them apart. but they arc also making novel to be tit's In furry materials used, as other cloths are, tn suits. These fabrics are rich and warm, beautiful for midwinter, and above all, have the charm of novelty. It Is only n stop in advance to use Imitation fur in suits, making skirts as well as the conjs of tills fabric, and that step has been taken by the designer of the very luuidsi'iue model Illustrated hero. The glossy, black fur fabric used for this chic suit Is a close imitation of broadtail ami It would be a esse of ndornlng the rose to put much In the way of decoration on-it. Therefore the «leslgner Ims allowed only a litth- elul>- orutlon in the narrow silk braid that is used with small silk buttons for making the coat fastenings. The skirt Is plain and narrow and the story of the coat Is equally brief. It is an in genious. short affair, rather snug about the hips but loose about the shoulders, and It fnsteus In a diag- It Is onnl line from throat to hem lapped over to the left nt the bat- tom. fastening with a group of small buttons and silk edrd and has a sim ilar fnsteuing at the top. The three- quarter-length sleeves are finished with bands of fox fur and a choker and tuuft to match equal the suit In richness. Altogether this ensemble deserves to be called superb and the coat and furs may further their use fulness by being worn with other skirts of plain cloth or with one-piece frocks. GRANTS PASS MEDFORD Stage Daily and Sunday Phono N5 or H><» Wo connect with stages for Ashland and Jacksonville Perfection in • — {Tit - L «orvwOHT rr votvw mwah * union la-nve Medftwd Leave Grant« I "a.ss 11 :OO a. tn. 10:00 a. ni. 1 :OO p. nu i:oo p. m. 4:80 p. nt. 4.45 p. m. Effective D«cml:er t7, 1021 - Appearance J A top made here 1» an example of the skilled auto trimmer’s art—it Is |»erfect in design and fit an«! is built of the finest materials obtainable. A new top from THIS shop will Improve your ear’s appenrnMM and comfort. Estimate«, etc., gladly sulnnittcd. G. B. BERRY ■