Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, January 21, 1924, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY. JANUARY SI, j . J J ■BL1 w 1 | oj *8. — ' VETERINARY SURGEON DOYLES Grants Pass, Oregon OUTING FLANNEL GOWNS, $1.19 W tiiiu'ii h iiowiiH in white or colored outing, long steer«*, high neck, or Khort b I ccvch , low neck, ail •Ise*. Women ’ h knit Union Hu it it, high or low neck, knee or ankle length, size 31, 36, 38 $1.15 suit Women’s wool hose, heather color, Home with rib bed top------------------------------- ------ ---------- ---- _35c 1 Classified Advertising FOR SALE WEAVING DONE—Fancy or plain weaviug. Orders filled promptly. Miss Alleluia Taylor. WUdervlllo. Ore h MLLNG OUT RANCHE* al bargain Àprlsee, 6 and 10 years’ time. Reaches tur ioni and exchange. JOHN HUMMEL—L'p to-date tailor Gold Ray Realty Company, Med tor the moat critical trade. Hutts. ford. Oregon. it Overcoats, Pants, etc., made to or der Altering, repairing, pressing roR BALE UR EXCHANGE—40- neatly done. Second floor Flana room hotel with three business gan Bldg. 14 rooms. Gold Kay Realty Com pany, Medford, Or «gun. tf "BEACON-LITE *—Plugs are better plugs. Let me show you. O. E. FOR BALE—80S acre Irrigated Dixon, Murphy, local distributor. ranch bordering river and nigh *1.26, any site. 99 way. 3 miles trout Grants Past. Sacrifice at *10,006 on 10 years time, *1000 per year, 6 per cent Interest. Gold Kay Really Co., Medford, Oregon. 81lt LOUT Holstein better, 8 years old, ear mark, smooth crop off left and 1 FOR AA1Æ a. C. white and dark upper slope In right. Write or Roots, ' brown Leghorus, and phone Information to Josephine Cockerel» <1.60 and up. raised Messenger, Rd. 4, phone 601-F-13. rrotn padlgrood a toe a. ltd. No. -, 97 Box lx, con debaetera. Hi LOST- Friday, child's brown inlt- ■ lined with blMk mi FOR BALE - White Leghorn cock around wrist, uear Lincoln school. oieia. Hollywood «trala. Record Anyone fludlng ploaso notify Mrs. Phono ot leo eggs or better. Clyde Harper or phone 24 7-J. 9 7 7811 848-8. » LOST a VIOLIN FOR SALE or trade for grataphono. 711 North Seventh HL 99 FIRST GRADE Manganila wood at *4.u0; also black eat at >3.50 and »4.no. c. W. Latuoioihi, phone 155-Y. 30 FOR SALE- Boat ot (rape land In Gaels to aulì and torma to ault. Near Hugo. George Baer, Hugo. FUR HALE - 3-tool Fresno, breaking plow, allp scraper, ditcher, sue boavy work harness, all In good 1 shape. H. G. Moore, Rd. 2, 4 H miles from town on Jerome 1'ralrie road. 98 TEAM OF MULES for sale or trade for car. Also fresh milk goats and game chickens. Ted Unite. Rd. I. _________ 100 FOR BALE—One pig, two ducks, ten Barred Rock chickens, one net Harness, elder press, plow, culti vator, harrow and other tools. Crystal Springs Ranch, Rd. 1, Box S*. 102 FOR SALE- Krosky Rrooder, 1000 chicks capacity; also some While leghorn pullets and cockerels. R. A. Hall. Box 131. _________ 100 FOR SALE—1817 Ford, A-l condi tion, truck body and roadster body, price 1126. Tortus. Phone 233-11 between 10 a. tn. and 13 noon. 98 FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN —18 acres of laud 3 tullea west of town, all leveled, checked and ats'ded to alfalfa fur 1300 an acre. No wa ter bonds extra. Water furnish ed for *6 an acre. 3760 down and your own terma on balance. Roy E. Lathrop. 101 4 FOR HALE—Ono or more acres on East A street, *60 rash, *350 in threo years. W. C. Long._____ 97 FOR SALE—3-year-old registered Jersey bull. II. G. Bubar, Wil liams, Ore.____________________«7 FOR RENT FOR RENT Modern light house keeping room, comfortable for two, very close in. Call at back door of 710 J St., or phono 397-J. SAtf RENT—One »-room and ono 4-room apartment, close in. In- qulre 708 E St. 98 FURNISHED housekeeping rooms on ground floor, modern conven iences. Phono 242-J, or call at 613 South Fourth. 10* K WANTED WANTED—A reliable party to take a half interest in our increasing nursery buslnoss. It intoreated, call and aee 11« at your earliest convenlonco. Jordan’» Nursery, nt North Tenth 8t . City. 1" mr-» wsa.. m. -uss—Msisesw MISCELLANEOUS J. B. HOWEUL—Jeweiervand violin maker, repairer of violins and other string instruments. »0« Boutb Sixth street.___________"«J PIPE Standard water pipe and screw cas ing for every purpose; also valve* »Bd fittings. Both new and re-man ufactured. All material guaranteed. Money aa'dug prices. Immediate de- ilvery. G. WEI8SBAUM A DO. 187 Eleventh flt_______ Ban Francisco G. A. BRYAN—The Plumber. For sanitary plumbing and heating. Skilled labor only omployed. We guarantee our work. Phone 306. 612 II Strout. “ ■«MONEY SAVE»- Avoid lose in ’■ property and life. Best In dry and liquid (tetrachloride) fire ostin- gulahers. Moet insurance com panies and state requirements. Examination, any make, free. Ad dress, Geo. S. Barton, Giants Pass. Ore. 76tf DRESSMAKING MRS ELLEN PRUITT—Seamstress. Your home or'mine Work guar anteed. 406 E St. Phone 2s 8-H. ________ ______ _____ 108 PIANO TUNING PIANOS TUNED—Havo your piano tuned whllu Mr. C. W. Kienle, ot Portland, is oa his regular trip to Grants Pass. Phone Rowell's Music Store, 128-J. 107 POULTRY AND HATCHING EGGS WHITE LEGHORN EGGS and Baby Chicks from high producing hens, mated to pedigreed cockerels ot Tancred Strain. Supply limited, so book your order early. K. Hain- merbacher, Rd. 3, . Grants Pass. Ore. Phone IOl-F-33. 90tf BUILDING CONTRACTORS harper * SON—Buildlag eontrae- tora. Shop work, furçUura crating. Shop 417 G BL, Photxa 143-J. W. R. BARBBTT— Builder, kluben and office fumitqr* a speeiaïty. Shop and Residence 824 8. 5th BL. City. Phone 608-J 1 Dtt INSTRUCTION IN MUSIC PROGRESSIVE PIANO SCHOOL— Clkrs Tuttla Fenton, (13 A street. State Accredited Teacher. Burrowee Kindergarten Coarse. Mrs. Ebba Hausen, Assistant, 111 South Fifth St. ¡’UNO SCHOOL FOB BEGINNERS —Hattie Coleman Calvert. 611 North Fourth Street. Affiliated ' ieactyer National Academy of Music, Carnegie HalL New York. r>R R B. CRIFFENRAGBN, Veter inarian. Office Jo. Coop Aaan Phone *1; Rea. 803 D St., phone 191-R. a»: If Rheumatic Eat No Sweets •ays Glass of Salta Helps Overcome Rheumatism Acid. than Rheumatism ii easier to avoid___ to cure, state* a well-known authority. We are advised 10 drew warmly, keep the led dry, avoid exposure, and above alt. drink plenty of good water and avoid eating sweets of all kind. Rheumatism is caused by body waste and adds resulting lung from food fermentation. It is the* function of the kidneys to filter this poison from the blood and cast it out in the urine; the porrs of the skin are also a means of treeing th* blood of this impurity. In damp and chilly cold weather the skin pores are closed, thus forcing the kidneys to do double work; they become weak and sluggish and fail to eliminate this waste and acids, which keeps accumulating and circulating through the system, eventually settling in the joints and muscles, causing still ness, soreness and pain, called rheuma tism. At the first twinge of rheumatism get from aw pharmacy about four ounces of Jad Salts; put a tablespoon ful in a glass of water and drink be fore breakfast each morning for ¡t week. This is helpful to neutralize acidity, remove waste matter, also to stimulate the kidneys, thus often ridding the blood of rheumatic poison. Jad Salts is inexpensive, and is made from the aHd of grapes and lemon juke, combined with lilltia. and is used with excellrnt remits by thousands of folks who are subject to rheumatism. Eskimos fling to Jury, An odd method of settling lawsuits Is practiced by some of the remoter tribes of Eskimo«. When two natives wish to art tie a dispute each collects hl« family and friend« to assist him, aa.va.the Detroit Free frees. The parties meet at an agreed time In the biggest hut in the village and proceed to sing llternlly at each other. The plaintiff's party chant a series of mugh verses Insulting the defendant and everything that la his. Then comes the rival party's turn, and for the next hour or so they are allowed to sing at their enemy, putting their Insults Into some sort of meter. The eld men of the village act as judge and jury, and the verdict Is given to the side which. In the opinion of the aged experts. has compressed the largest amount of insult Into the best verse and the most noise. Watershed Is Changing. A curious result of a study of the Blue Ridge mountains In North Caro lina and Virginia, says the Detroit News, is the showing that the Atlan tic Is slowly gaining some of the wa ters that have hitherto flowed toward the Mississippi. This arises from the fact that the Blue Ridge, Instead of being a crest with strong slopes nn each side. Is an escarpment separating n mountainous upland ou the southeast, and the high- level headwaters of the streams that flow toward the Mississippi are con tinually losing length by the retreat of the escarpment, through the retro gressive erosion of the low-level head waters of the Atlantic-seeklng streams. Prevent SORE THROAT TONSILITIS COLDS. Etc. PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS O. R. MAJUC3, M. D., Practice limited to diseases of «ye, ear, nose and throat. Phon« M. DOCTORS LOUGHRIDGE A MOSER —Physicians A aurgeoua. Doctor Lougbridge gives special attention to surgery, obstetrics, and diseases at Tomen. Dr. Moser gives special attsn>lou to surgery, diognoeis & diseases of children. Complete X- Ray equipment. Dental X-Ray. Of- fioo phone 183. Res. Dr. Moser, 48-R: Dr. Loughridae. 368. DR. RALPH W. BTBARN8—Physi cian and surgeon. Special atten tion to surgery, Obvtetriog and Di seases of women. Complete X-ray equipment. Dental X-ray. Phones, home, ll-T| office IN.________ DJI. \V. F. RUTHERFORD—Manual theraputlcs. Office over Western Union. Res. 259-R; office 217-R. to 1« with ZePYROL at tint sign of soreness or phlegm In your throat. It« effective^ new will astonish you Al s/l Orucr&t 1 PORTLAND MARKETS Potato«»—Sacked per cwt, Ber- Portland, Ore., Jan. 21.— (A. P.) banks U. 8. No. 1, 81-75 Deschutes —Cattle, fully steady, spot 25c high Netted Gems. U. 8. No. 1, 82.15; er; hogs, lower, bidding lower; Wash Netted Gems. V. 8. No. 1, | sheep, about steady; eggs, unsettled; *2.00-82.35; No. 2 »1.50-81.75. butter, steady. Sacked Vegetables—per cwt. Car rots, *1.75. Beets, turnips, *2.00; Good steers_________ 87.86 ® 88.50 parsnips and rutabagas, *2.00-*3.50. Spinach—Cal. crates, 84.50-J4.75. Hogs, top grade __ 87.75 @ 88 30 SW. Potatoes—Ark. bu. basket. Hogs, medium to choice 87.75-88.60 Eggs____________________85c & 40c *3.50-*3.75. Butter, extra cubes ..... 46c Wheat, hard white__________ 8108 How He Knew. Wheat, western red________ 06c Messrs. Wilkins and Walker were Wheat, Northern Spring ..... s—.8 .•« horse experts of a New England town, I and frequently met to exchange ideas. On one occasion Mr. Walker compli Apples—Per box, Ore. Delicious, mented Mr. Wilkins In high terms with xt large 32.25-82.75. f *2.06-12.29» reference to the former's successful Rome Beauties xf large *1.75, f manipulation of a horse trade. "WeH.” admitted Mr. Wilkins, "I 81-25-81.50; Spltzenburgs, xt *2.00- *2.25, f 81-50-82.00; C grade, var must say I didn’t do so badly, but, in ious varieties, *1.25; cookers, *1.00. this case, how can you say I got the better of the deal when you haven't Brussel sprouts—Calif., per lb., seen the horse I got?” 15c-17%c. "I saw the horse you had,” was Mr. Bunched Vegetables—Ore. Beets Walker's laconic response. and Carrots, 60c; Onions. 50e-60c. Calif. Beeta ahd Turnips, 8 5c-90c. Can't Be Both. Cabbage—Ore., crates per *3.00-*3.50. mostly *8.50. Cauliflower—Calif., *«.25-82.50. per CHICHESTER S PILLS »Bart.swot.xiM,nk*iuH« SOLD BY DRUGutSTS tVtRYWNt RE AW, * WHAT’S THE USE Buy LUMBER We Sell ALL GRADES at THE RIGHT PRICE Ask Our Customers t cwt. To possess ths reputation of being a worthy man one must not possess crate,) the reputation of being a wordy man. One Road to Peace. Celery—Ore., crates beet *6.00, When there are no war preflis, few, 33.00-84.00., Calif., crates there will be fewer prophets of war. *4.00-*5.50; per doben, best *1.25. rONSIUTIS W *2.75-83.00; boilers, 82.25. Cranberries—Wash, and Ore.. Mc STRFINGTHENS WEAK EYES Farlins. *3.00-83.60, Maae. Cape Old fashioned action of aimpie camphor, hydrastis, witchhazel, etc., Coda, *15 00. Halt bbls. *7.75. as mixed in Lavoptik eye wash, Lettuce—Calif., per crate. Imper strengthens eyes and relieves any ial Valley. 3 to 4 doxa, *8.25-*3.60; case weak, sore or strained eyes acts surprisingly quick. Aluminum 5 dos. 82.75-83.00. eye cup free.—National Drug Store. Onions — per cwt.. Ore. No. HARNESS GOODS OF ALL KINDS Auto Tops and Cushions G. B. BERRY Street A Bad Case of Fright WHAT HAVE MÔU MEH KUNMING O TOR.DEARIi I TXERC14Ï - SHUT THE DOOR. /