FRIPAT, FEBRUARY ». 1WÍ».
O KAN TH PUM DULY COURIER
DOYLES
Grants Pass, Ore gon
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Botulism Is a deadly food poison.
The num« botulism ha* lost Its orig­
The Greatest
inal significance which was »ausagli
poisoning. It was thought that the
germ that produce* tbe poison caus­
ing botulism would grow only in
This Store Has Ever Had
saunag«, but it is now knuwn that
it will grow in ham, cottage cheese,
“Klnssiu Maid Garment” is new, Binnrtly styled and
strimi beans, corn, a»parugu>b and
well made, of all fiat colored fabric«, G styles. Sizes
ripe olive*.
Botulism I* it rare disease but 1*
36 to 46 and 48 to 54.
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mor« commuti in Europ« than in
YOUR CHOICE
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America. In a period of twenty-two
year* there were 150 people III mid
See Them in Window
111 died of th« dl»ea»«, among ap­
proximately 100 million people.
Therefore it cunnot be compared in
magnitude to tuberculosis or syphilis.
Botulism Is the cause ot forage pois­
oning in horses and of limberneck in
chickens and turkeys.
There has been a marked increase
FOR SALE
FOR RENT
’n the number of recorded outbreaks
BELLNU OUT RANCHES al bargain
of botulism in the United State* with­
tent tor
prices, 6 and lu years' time. FUR 1UF1NT Furnished
housekeeping. close In. Keaaou- in thu past few years. The present
Rauches tor ruut and axchaags.
able rent. 621 1« Si., corner Sev- outbreak In Albany Is the only one in
Gold Kay Realty Company, Med-
eulh.
.
14 thè history ot Oregon and In the
toid, Oregon.
It
number of case* aud rate ot futallty
FURNISHED
ROOMS
tor
rent
—
Call
Foil SALE Two luis uu North
is one of the greatest in this country.
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St.
1C
laird St., pbuue 164 J.
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The bacillus botulinus grow* only
,Oll SALE UR EXCHANGE lu
when deprived ot air and at room
BUILDING
room hotel with lineo business
temperature, It produce* tho botu-
CONTRACTORS
ruouis. Gold Kay Realty Com-
puny. Medturd, Ulegou.
It HARPER A SUN—Building contrac­ lluus toxin, Tbe botulinus toxin i*
tors. Shop work, furnituio crating. thu unly one of the true toxins that
Full SALE Barred Ruck buuuiug
I* poisonous wh«n taken by mouth.
Shop
417 G St., Pboue M2 J.
•Mg*. Cuu Scbueluis, Rd. *, bur
*X.
Ju W. R. BARRETT—Builder, kitchen It is exceedingly poisonous, A 250
und unite turultuiu a specialty. gram guinea pig was killed by
F'Oll SALE—While l.eghuru pullets
Shop uu<l Re»>d«ticu 52 4 8. Glh St., 0.000001 c. c. or 1-2UO.OOO of a drop
and hen*, Tuncred strain, al»u
City, Ptiouu liUS-J.
ot toxin. Person* have been known
high grade Jersey cuw, frush, M.
h. uranscumbe, Rd. 3, Bux 46A,
to die from "nibbling'’ a small por- i
tuur miles duwu lower river road. INSTRUCTION IN MUSIC tlon ot a pod ot string bean*.
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Symptoms ot poisoning may ap-
FOR SALE Wiute lotghorn hatch­ PROGRESSIVE PLANO SCHOOL— peur In as »hurt a period a* four
Clara Tutti« Funluu, 613 A Street.
ing eggs for sale at 634 West ti
hour* and as long a* six day* alter
Statu Accredited Teacher.
str. et. W. Miulhorp.
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Burrow«» Kindergarten Courau. eating food containing the poison,
FUR
SALE—l’almeto
uspatagds
Mr*. Ebbs Hansen, Asalstant,
The general appearance ot the pa-
piaut», one year old. The best va­
61C South Fifth St.
tieni is one ot muscular weakness,
riety lur Josephine county, $1 per
100. Special price by the thou­ PIANO SCHOOL FUR BEGINNERS anxiety, utter helplessness, difficulty
sand. W. W. Canby, phone 609-
— Hattie Coleman Calvert, 511 in swallowing, struggle for breath,
North Fourth Street. Affiliated and unsuccessful attempts to articu­
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teacher National Academy uf
FOR SALE Baled hay, 1 U miles
Music. Carnegie Hall, New York. late, making a picture which once
from city limit*. Also cun upph>*.
seen will never be forgotten.
Call evening*. Phouu 6u2-F-4. O.
DRESSMAKING
The poisoning is caused by a toxin
L. Hussmun.
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MRS. ELLEN PRUITT—Beamstress. and not the germ. It may devolop in
TO RENT Ranch un Applegate, 7
Your bome or mine. Work guar­ many ot tliu foods we eat when the
mile* from Murphy, privalo irri­
anteed. 511 8. 6th St. Phone 31S-R ¿conditions aro right. All that is ne-
gation, good river bottom land,
108lf
reasonable price. Inquire ot Ueu.
F> Mui.ib I.
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PHYSICIANS AND
SALE OF DRESSES
Classified Advertising
SURGEONS
FOR SALE—300 acre Irrigated
ranch bordering river aud high­ C. B. MARKS, M. D., Practice limited
way. 2 miles irom Gruuts Pas*.
to diseases of eye, ear, nose and
Sacrifice al $10,0u0 on 1U yours
throat. Phone 63.
Um». $1000 per year, 6 per ceul
interest. Gold Ray IlealU Co., DOCTORS LOUGHRIDGE it MOSER
—Physicians it surguuus. Doctor
Medtord, Oregon.
61U
Lougbrldgo give* special attention
FUR SALE—White Leghorn cock-
tu surgery, obstelrcs, and diseases
«rets, Hollywood strain. llucord
ot women. Dr. Moser gives special
pbonu
Ot 300 eggs ur belter.
attention to surgery, dioguosi* fc
7 Sit
3 I h J.
disease* ot children. Complete X-
R*y equipment. Dental X-Kay. Of­
FOR SALE—Bust ot grape land in
fice phone 182. Re*. Dr. Moser,
tract* tu suit und terms to suit.
4 8-14; Dr. Luugbrldge, 369.
Near Hugo. Georg* Baer. Hugo-
UK. RALPH W. STEARNS—Pbysl-
WANTED
cian and surgeon. Special atten­
tion to HUigery. Obstetric* and Di­
WAN fED—Watches, Clock and all
sease* ot women. Complete X-Ruy
kinds ot broken Jewelry to repair,
equipment. Denial X-Ray. Phones,
all work guaiauleod. 1. D. Bost-
home, 31-Y; office 21-J.
Wick, First .National H.iliK Bldg. 34
WANTED—One or two acres, pref­ DR. W. F. RUTHERFURD—Manual
theruputics. Ufflce over Western
erably with some troll, Jost out­
Union. Res. 259-R; office 217-R.
side city limits. Give price, loca­
tion, etc. Address No. t>*5 care DR. A. A. MoBRlEN— Physician and
Courier._____________
Surgeou, office 112 Vs bouth blxth
Peerless iBldg.
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MISCELLANEOUS
VETERINARY SURGEON
J. B. HOWELL—Jeweler aud violili
makqr, repairer ot violins uu<i I)R. R. J. BESTUL— Veterinarian.
other string instruments. 306
R**id*BM s . is Washingtou boule­
South Slxxth atroci. ________
vard. Phone 398-R.
DR.
II. B. GR1FFENHAGEN—Veter-
W. U. WELTY—¡Live stock aud gen­
inarinn. Ufflce Jo. Co-op. Assn.
eral auctioneer. Address, lid. No.
Phone 53; Res. 803 D St., phono
2, Mudlord, Ore._______________ JJ
191-R.
U. A. BRYAN—Tho Plumber, For
suuilary piumbiug and ueutiug.
LOST
8K.1I1CU luuor uuiy employed, We
guaruutoe uur work, ruoiiu 3U6, LOST—Bunch of padlock keys,
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turn to Courier office.
OX* 11 Strout.
INTERESTING TO MINERS- 1 have
sevihat gold piacer ciuiins grouped,
OUR STOMACH
carrying good and suuicioiu viuuua
mute« Iwui brrntli,
vnina.
tu jdHliiy examination lur equip­
contyd tontfua und belching.
ment, have plenty ot water to oper­
find rtlitf in
ate year round, will sell, lease or
bond. Price and attractive terms
CHAMBERLAIN’S
will bu given to prospective parlies
TABLETS
with sufficient liuance to «quip
Swsska year stomach enJ Lrsetk—esly 25«
and operate. Address E. F. Ray­
Utt
mond, Waldo, Oregon.
Happiness and Morality.
_____ SAVED
______ —Avoid
loss In
MONEY
The more we reflect, the more wo
property and life. Best In dry aud find that linpplness la exclusively a
Liquid (tetrachloride) lire extin­
guishers. Meet insurance com­ product of the moral life. Material
panies and state requirements. conditions undoubtedly contribute to
Examination, any make, free. Ad­ it. as ruin and fine weather Increase
dress, Guo. 8. Burton, Grants Pass, tbe fertility of the «oil iiseit.—Jean
Ore._________________________ 75tf Flnot
JOHN HUMMEL—Up-to-diite tailor
tor tho most crlticul trade. Suits,
Overcoats, Pants, etc., made to or­
der. Altering, repairing, pressing
neatly done. Second floor Flana­
gan Bldg-
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OREGON-WASHINGTON Minln.g Co.
517 H St., Grunts Pass, Ore.
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POULTRY AND
HATCHING EGGS
HATCHING EGGS koR SALE—Can
spar« tew sotting* of egg* from our
two-yesr-old Tancred strain Wblt«
Loghorn hons mated to Tancred
cockerel* with 314-egg producers
in ancestry. Eggs $1 per 13. Rlvor
Heights Poultry Farm.
Phone
223-J.
WHITE LEGHORN EGGS and Baby
Chick* from high producing hens
mated to pedigreed Tancred stiaiii
cockerels. Also sgent "Master”
Incubators and Brooders. Best In
th« west.
K. Hamnterbacher,
Grauts Pass, Ore., phono 606-F-23.
ary for the formation ot the poi­
son in many kinds of canned food, is
that spores of the organism remain
alive within the container after it
has iHM-n processed. The spores of
the bacillus will resist the tempera­
ture ot boiling wuter several hour*.
Botulism <an bo prevented tv ex­
ercising the following precautions:
First -Do not use any canned
food which shows the slightest sign
of spoilage.
Second—Use no canned food un­
ion* it has been processed at high
temperature; this is especially ap­
preciable to Vegetables of the type
that are used In salads, To insure
high temperature a pressure cooker
1» a necessity.
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Feb. 12, Tuesday—Minstrel Shtw by
Rebekah Jxrdge.
Feb. 14. Thursday—The W. C. T. U.
will hold a noodle luncheon and
cooked food sale in Epworth Hall.
Fell. 16, Saturday—Scholarship loan
fund tea.
Feb. 22-23, Friday, Saturday—The
Day* of ’49 Carnival, W. O. W.
hall.
May 16, Friday—Primary Election.
Unselfish.
Ego Is the mainspring of the film In­
dustry, from stur to janitor, and no
place is this more in evidence than in
the divorce court. The other day a
c**e enme up in which a pretty young
thing a*ked for separation and $5,000
a year alimony. "How much doe* your
husband enrn a year?” the court
wanted to know. "Why, he earns $5,-
000 a year,” said the sweet young
thing, "but I know he could earn more
if lie had to, and I’m willing be should
keep all that.
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PORTLAND MARKET»
Portland, Livestock, steady; egg*,
firm; butter, firm.
;
Tup steer*___
$7.25 & $8.50
Hog*, tup grsd*____ *7.50 Q $7.85
Hog*, medium to choice $7.76-58.50
Eggs ------
-----
28He ©29'4
Butter, extra cubes
50c
Butter, standard ................ _ 49 He
Wheat, hard white ___________$1.02
Wheat, western red........ ................ 97c
Apples—Per box, OTe. Delicious,
xf large *2.25-52.75, f $2.26-32.75.
Rome Beauties xf large $1.76,
31.25-31.50; Bpltxenburgs, xf $2.00
»2.25, t *1.50-52.00; C grade, var­
ious varices, *1.25; cooker*, $1.00.
Newtown*, large xf. $1.75-52.00, f.
»1.50-51.76.
,
Brussel sprout*—Calif., per !b.,
14c-16c.
Bunched Vegetable*—Ore
Beet*
and Carrots, 50e; Onions, 60c-40c.
Calif. Beets, Radishes and Turnips,
90c-*1.00.
Cabbage—-Ore., crate*
$3.50; Cal. $4.50.
Cauliflower—Calif., per
crate,
$2.00-52.50.
Sacked Vegetables—per cwt. Car- ial Valley, 3 to 4 dozs. $3.25-33.50.
rots, $1.75. Beet*, turnips, $2.00;
Onion* — per cwt., Ore. No. 1,
parsnips and rutabagas, $2.00-52.50.
Spinach—Walla
Walla
crates, $2.25-$2.50; boilers, $1.50; sets per
$2.50.
lb. 6Hc-7Hc.
8W. Potatoes—Ark. bu. basket,
Potatoes—Backed per cwt. Bar­
$3.75.
banks U. 8. Nc. 1, $2.00. Deschutes
Cranberries—Wash, and Ore., Mc­
’ Netted Gems, U., 8. No. 1, $2.25;
Farlin*. $2.00-53.50, Mas*. Cape
Wash. Netted Gems, U. S. No. 1,
Cod*, $15.00. Halt bbls. $7.75.
Celery—Cal. crates $5.50-36.00; > 2.00-52.25; No. 2, $1.50-51.75, fan­
hearts, per doz. $1.75-52.00.
< cy bakers, $2.50.
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YOUR Stump Land at Lower Cost
EFORE explosives were used on the farm, clearing
land was heavy, costly work. Today, stumping can
be done at a much lower cost.
TPILES
Astounding Prevalence
IT IS appalling to realize that
probably 70% of the adult pop­
ulation suffers with Files or some
other form of Colon trouble.
^0
Yet, I GUARANTn- to cure any case
of Piles by my non-surgical method or
refund the patient's fee.
On or abool March first my »killed onganim-
tion of t octal apccialiala will be huuaad in ray
own s»rw kmtldiu« at 5th &
Main, directly opposite tbo
Court H oum , Portland. Or»«««
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Many ranchers in this section are using Pacific Stumping,
the du Pont explosive, for clearing their stump land for
profitable crops. Pacific Stumping does the job at lower
expense and does it righ t. Pacific Stumping gives you
one-half more sticks per dollar—about the same strength,
stick for stick, as any standard stumping powder. It is
non-freezing and won’t give you a headache from handling.
We carry complete stocks of Pacific Stumping and other
du Pont dynamites—recognized as standard wherever
explosives are used. Let us estimate on the cost of clear-
_ ing some of your stump land.
more per dollar
S* nd today for my FREE
oatratod book.
P. S. WOODIN
F. S. BRAMWELLL
VALLEY HARDWARE CO.
ROGUE RIVER HARDWARE CO
CRAMER BROS.
DEAN, M.D
2ND ANO MORRISON PORTLAND.OREGON
W U » T . MG
Its
HAPPY
HEALTH !
▲ New Orleans inventor’* gasoline
economizer for low priced automo­
bile* 1* featured by a bar of copper
that la expanded by the engine beat
to control the flow of fuel.
• • •
Automobile tonriat travel acroa* th*
United State* la heaviest over the cen­
tral mute*, namely, the Lincoln high­
way, tbe National Old Trail* road and
the Yellowstone trail.
IV.
NON-HEADACHE
NON-FREEZING
When you are feeling cross, ir­
ritable, peevish, and “all in,” you
may be certain that your sys­
tem needs building up to rugged
health. Hufeland, the famous
Swiss Tonic, has a wonderfully
successful record since 1860.
Don’t delay -Slssasa come* sud­
denly e lew dose* ot tld* reliable
old-ume remedy will give you the«
vigorous health which It to linpor-
tent to your happiness-
BY
TEST
TRE WOHLDS GREATEST
BAKING POWDER
STUMPING POWDER
A Pacific Northwest Product
E. I. DU PONT DE NEMOURS A CO., INC.
PORTLAND, ORE.