% GUANTI» PASS UA1LT COURTER DOYLE’S Radio News Grants Pass, Oregon New Spring Wash Goods PILES Astounding Prevalence TT IS appalling to realize that 1 probably 70% of the adult pop­ ulation Buffers with Piles or some other form of Colon trouble. Yet, 1 GUARANTEE to cure any case of Pile» by my non-«urgical method or refund the patlcni’» fee. SEE THE NEW SPRING COATS 1 $snd lodar for my FREE illiaatralod book. Classified Advertising FOR SALE Full SALE—Cane syrup, home gruwu, nice und thick, >1.25 gal. Burt Bostwick, Williams. Ole., pliuuu Pruvult. 33 Foil SALE Jersey cow. A. U. Al. Taylor, Wlldurvlllu, Ure. 26 FUR SALL - Muuntulu hack, unu 38-56 Wiudiuslur rupeauug rlllu. Uuu Coleman gas lantern, inquire ut Gravlin's Burn. 26 FUJI tkAldfi J bed springs, sullablu lor cuiupiug. Mrs. A. J. Green, old N. itu St. TEAM OF BAY liUKSES i-ur bale, s aud ’J years uid, Alsu sei 04 UurueaS and iwo wuguns. C, K. Brower, Hugo, Uru. I MONEY SAVED—Avoid loss 1U property aud life. Bust in dry und liquid I tell ucilloi idu) lire extin­ guishers. Aleut insurance cum- paulus and slatu ruquirumeuls. Exauilnutluu, any nruku, free. Ad- dross, Geo. S. Burlali, Urauls Puss, Ure. 75lf STEEL FLY WHEEL, Sturtur Gears lu slock for all cars. J. W. Guycity Foundry und Machine Works.________________________ 32 INTERESTING TO MINERS—1 have severul gold placer claims gruupud, currying guod and aufficieut values to justlty exumluuliuu fur equip­ ment. huvu pluuly uf wuler to upur- ulu year luund, will sell, lease or buud. Price aud attractive lurtus will be given to pruspuctivu purllus with sufflclunt finance to equip and operate. Address E. F. Ray­ mond. Waldo, Oregon. 12tf DEAN. M.D IlAlll’ER & SON—Building contrac­ tors. Shop work, furniture crating. Shop 417 G St., Phono 142-J. W. R. HARIIETT—Builder, kitchen and office furniture a specialty. Shop and Residence 824 8. 5tji St., City. Phone 508-J. MISCELLANEOUS J. B. HOWELL—Jeweler nnd violin maker, repairer of violins and other string instruments. South Sixxth Stroot. lHE’MSTITCH.lkVG — All co'ors, per yd. Mall orders returned next day. Rose Art Shop. 610 Mllwaukio St., Portland, Ore. 38 W. U. WELTY—Live slock nnd gen­ eral auctioneer. Address, Rd. No. 2, Medford.Ore._____________ »8 OREGON-WASHINGTON Mining Co. 517 H St., Grauts Pass, Ore. The radio club now has a meeting place in the old library rooms al thu city hail. Moetiugrt will be held every two weeks at that place. Any I person interested In radio 1» invited to attend thu sessions which are oil interest to fans. The aid of ail en­ thusiasts la needed to combat the local Interference. ZND AND MORRISON PORTLAND. ORECQN L'-y* Ì- Til .*** ** * Local listeners-ln who have been reporting concerts from Havana aud other distant stations are probably throat hearing a rebroadcaat program, Always an annoyance, worse when Powerful stations pick up the con- it afflicts you at night. Yun can certs and send them out on their I ■top it qnicklv with own wave-length. Although the or-1 CHAMBERLAIN’S igiual voices and music are heard, it COUGH REMEDY is nut thu original station that is Every user is a friend picked up. Experiments in the re- ■ ■ broadcasting are proving very suc­ Mining location notices at the cessful. Courier office. From St. Paul comes word that an excellent concert Is to be broadcast "A World Beater” ou Sunday. Philip B. Herman, poten­ "FOLEY’S Cough Medicine is a ’World Beater’ for speedy relief." tate of Hillah temple ot the Shrine, writes Hilton A. Lyre, 206 Evans received a letter from the potentate Avenue, Evansville, Ind. "Last ot the St. Paul temple in which he month I was down vgith a severe saya that WLAG will broadcast a cold, and getting worse, I bought a bottle of FOLEY S HONEY AND concert by the Osman Temple band, TAR COMPOUND, and the next The music will be sent out at 8 p. in. night was well and O. K.” If you central time, on Sunday, February want a quick, reliable remedy for coughs, colds and hoarseness insist 24. It is not known If local fans upon FOLEY’S HONEY AND TAR have ever heard WLAG but it is be­ COMPOUND. R ‘ has all the curative lieved that it will be worth while qualities of pine tar and honey. trying. I Couch's Pharmacy. Adv. Even in remote regions, the onee-familiar figure of the ped­ dler is rarelv seen. In the cities the brass-lunged huckster has practically disappeared. Advertising has banished those outworn hangers-on of trade. Through advertisements, women learned discontent with the lim­ ited choice offered by the peddler’s pack and the huckster’s cart. TICKLING FUR SALE Modern uvu«», good cuuuiliou, unu acie laud, city unu Brigaliuu aalui, barn suitable lor cur ur cuw. \v ritu or phone Alls. G. A. BRYAN—Tiro Plumber. For saultary plumbing aud boating. A. Duuruur, Wiiuurviile, uru. Ju Skilled labor only employed. We guaruutou our work. 1‘bono 306, SELLNG uUT ItANCLlES at bargaiu 513 H Street. tf prices, b and 10 years’ nuts. Rauches tor rent aud exebangu. FOR RENT Gold Kay Realty Company, Mod- lord, Oregon. It FUR RENT—Light housekeeping rooms. Phone 339-Y, or call at ,UK SALE UR EXCHANGE—to­ 65 4 North Eighth. 26 room hotel with three ll usines» Lucky Man. rooms. Gold Kay Realty Coni­ FDR RENT — Furnished bedroom, li pauy, Medford, Ureguu. Jud Tunkins says one advantage ot with board if desired. Mrs. A. J. Green, 513 North 7th St. 22 livin’ In bls town Is that It ain’t rich FOR SALE 32% % acres ut Wiidor- enough to pay a burglar for staying vnle. For tei ms si e, A. C. M. overnight. , Tailor, ildervllle, oi«-. 18 WANTED housework. FOR SALE —2000 grape slakes, WANTED — General Write No. 592 care Courier. 22 VETERINARY SURGEON well seasoned, also o puruurud Durée shouts, 56 or 60 lus. uacn. WILL ANYONE who has a hay press DR. R. J. BESTUL—Veterinarian. Phone 014-F-2 Frank Vaughn. tor sale, in fair working condition, Residence 838 Washington boule­ 24 please notify J. it. Tucker, Selma, vard. Phone 398-R. Oregon. 26 3 ACRE PLACE—Alfalfa, trutt and R 11. OKIFFENHAGEN—Veter­ perries, bouse, barn aud chicken WANTED—Help at Home Laundry. Dll. inarian. Office Jo. Co-op. Assn. buusu and luu While Leghorns. J. Pliuue 505-11. 22 Phone 53; Rea. 803 D St., phone J. Lotaiell, 1239 East At Stieet. 191-R. ___________ Phone bui lt. if WANTED—One 8-In. or 10-in. gate valve. Must bo In good condition. FUR SALE Barred Rock batching Write No. 590 care ot Courier. INSTRUCTION IN MUSIC eggs. Cun bebauter». Rd. 2, Box 31. 35 WANTED—Watches, Clock and all kinds of broken jewelry to repair, PROGRESSIVE PIANO SCHOOL— Clara Tuttle Fetxton, 613 A Street. lXJll SALE—Dry mill wood. 4 tier ull work guaranteed. I. D. Bost­ Stato Accredited Teacher. orders $2.25 per tier. See Amus wick, First Natiunul Bank Bldg. 34 Hurrowes Kindergarten Course. Smith or leuvo orders at 615 8. Mrs. Ebba Hansen, Assistant, 6t|t St-_____________ ___________24 WANTED TO RENT—3 sleeping rooms, unfurnished, on South side 515 South Fifth St. G. M. C.—1-lon pneumatic tires and of the railruad- Close to Sixth extra A-l condition, $o00.00. In- street. Cull at Guod Eats Cafe, PIANO SCHOOL FOR BEGINNERS qulru Triuiblu's blacksmith »nop ur 80» South Sixth St.____________24 —Hattie Coleman Calvert, 511 cor. Ouk und 1 St., for Roberts. 22 North Fourth Street. Affiliated OFFERS WANTED—To dear and teacher National Academy ot FOR SALL—lYurtu Leghorn hutch­ plow small tract of land. lligtit Music. Carnegie Hall, New York. ing uggs for sale al 624 West tl reserved to reject any or all bids. I street. It. Alintiioru. 37 K. M. C. Neill, Ardencruig, Rd. 2. 26 I UUR FIRST anuuui auction sule ot LOST purebred Berkshire bred sows and gilts will bo held at our furni DRESSMAKING LUST—Spare tire ¡»nd rim for Ford Saturday, February 23rd at 1 p. tn. Car. Leave at Courier. Re­ Now is the time to gel started with MRS. ELLEN PRUITT—Seamstress. ward. 26 Your home or mine. Work guar ­ purebred hogs—while the price is anteed. 620 N. 3rd. Phone 317-J. LOST—A tire and rim between K. M. low. Send today for our catalogue 108tf C. Nell’s ranch und J. H. Robin­ of this sale. River Banks Farms, son’s. Return to Courier office. Grants Pass, Oregon. 26 PHYSICIANS AND 23 FOR SALE—300 acre Irrigated SURGEONS ranch bordering river aud high­ way, 2 miles from Granta Pass. STRAYED Sacrifice at $10,000 on 10 years C. B. MARKS, M. D., Practice limited to diseases of oye, ear, nose aud STRAYED—Bay horse, white feet, time, $1000 pur year, 6 per cent throat. Thone 62. 1100 lbs., white mare, brand 7 on iuterost. Gold lluy Realty Co., Mml:onl. Oregon. 61lf left hip, 1600 lbs. Finder please DOCTORS LOUGHRIDGE & MOSEll put up aud notity F. Gronow, Ker­ Full HALF —While Leghorn cock- — Physicians & surgeons. Doctor by, Oregon. 21 erels, Hollywood strain, Rucord Loughridge gives special attention Phone of 306 eggs or better. to surgery, obstet res, and diseases e 78lf 348-J. of women. Dr. Moser gives special FOR TRADE attention to surgery, diognosis & FOR SALE - Best ot grape land in FOR TRADE —160 acre dairy ranch, diseases of children. Complete X- tracts to suit und terms to suit. well improved. Ferry Co., Wash., Ray equipment. Den tu 1 X-Ray. Of­ Nour Hugo. George llaor, Hugo. fice phono 182. ReB. Dr. Moser, to trade for property around FOR SALE—Good quality loose oat 48-R; Dr. Loughridge, 369. Grants Pass. E. G. Chase,, Grants hay, East A street. Phono 503-Y. Pass, Ore., Murphy road. 22 ,___________ 23 DR. RAIsPH W. STEARNS—Physi­ cian and surgeon. Special atten­ FOll SALE- 10 acres, with water on tion to surgery. Obstetrics and Di­ HATCHING EGGS Ideal CreBcent City highway. seases of women. Complete X-Ray place for road house, good camp equipment. Dental X-Ray. Phones, WHITE LEGHORN EGGS and Baby ground. Prien $600. Robert E. home, 21-Y; office 21-J. Chicks from high producing hens 26 Breeding, Rogue River, Oro. muted to pedigreed Tancred strain FOR SALE—The lutest Improvod, DR. W. F. RUTHERFORD—Manual cockerels. Also agent "Master“ thoraputics. Office over Western fastest nnd best stump-puller ou Incubators and Brooders. Bost in Union. Res. 259-R; office 217-R. the market. Will pull stumps on the west. K. Hammerbacher, one-fourth to one-half aero a day. Dll. ... A. '.McBIllEN Physician and Grants T ubs , Ore., phono 606-F-23. Two months loft for clearing land. Surgeon, oOfice 112% South Sixth Address No. 591, care j^ourior. 22 St., Peerloss Bldg. tf Colored paper at the Courier. BUILDING CONTRACTORS 1 On or «boot March first my dullod or »snip« U»n of i octa) tp*ctalM» wlU bo h b u s ad la ny own naw buiidin* at Sth A Main, dtfoctly oppoailo lhe Coart H owm . FoKUnd.Oroaoa A determined effort to »tamp out local interference 1» being made by the local radio club. Outside aid is being solicited in this endeavor and it 1» believed that the effort» will be successful. Several hundred local radio fans are being inconvenienced ulgbtiy. AW, WHAT’S THE USE Advertising teaches us to be more exact in judging values; to require things to measure up to better standards; to make better use of every cent we spend. Advertising has done away with haphazard choosing by show ing how wide and precise a choice you really can have. Haphaz­ ard buying is going the same route. People who read advertise­ ments know what is what—and they make sure they get it at the right price! Advertisements Give You Living News of Economies Read Them Regularly! Another invitation to tune in to a I concert cornea from Cuthbert W. Courtney, now ot Los Angeles. Mr. I ■Courtney is a member ot the “South-1 era California Saxophone band," an| organization ot 60 saxophones. Thisi Published by the Grants Paas Daily Courier In co-operation with / is being sent out from KHJ, ou Sat-I The American Association of Advertising Agencies. urday, March 1, from 8 to 10 p. m. A varied program will be given to show the range of the saxophone. KHJ sends out on a wave length of —r 395 meters. answer. The bureau has found that New Grocery Opens— In his letter Mr. Courtney says; The Bungalow Grocery, located on the air in a room should be changed "Enclosed I am extending to you the corner of Sixth and Jackson and through you to the home .oiks every hour; that is, the foul air streets, will be opened for business of Grants Pass a radio invitation to should be completely displaced by tomorrow. The store building was join us on the air. fresh air during that period. But if recently completed and a new stock “1 thought that those in and near there is a continuous fresh inflow, of groceries installed. Mrs. T. H. Grants Pass having radio sets might thia will countehict the poisonous Dawson will have charge of the be interested in "Tuning in" to listen Pittsburgh, Feb. il9.—(A. P.) — store. Mr. Dawson is interested in to a program wherein they might feel So many deaths from carbon mon­ gas unless th« individual is so close erecting of two dwelling houses that they had a personal Interest. oxide, a gas present in the exhaust to the source of the waste gas as to which will be rented when finished. “Kalhryne E. Thompson, director breathe it before it is sufficiently di­ These places will face on Jackson of the "Southern California Saxo­ from automobiles, have occurred luted with fresh air. The bureau street. He also expects to conduct phone Band," is without question throughout the country during the sounds a warning never to go to bed a picture framing and art shop when the greatest lady saxophonist In past few months that the Pittsburgh with a heater burning and the win­ the houses are built. The houses are America. Composer, soloist and station, United States Bureau of dows and doors closed; to do so to have four rooms and bath. , teacher of record, with a number ot Mines has been prompted to call the would be “flirting with death.” r < the dan- years of experience. She has been ■ attention of the public to The danger from waste automobile BORN for some time past my personal in- ger. < gases is no less real, If the engine WAUCER—To 1.50; blue line prints, large band 1 extend to you this in­ West Virginia, while deaths from the lation. And sitting In an automo­ >1.75. Courier office. exhaust gas of automobiles are 'n- vltatlon. bile, in a garage, with the engine in “We will be glad to hear from any creasing. Carbon monoxide is given motion, is distinctly a dangerous one how they enjoy the program, off in quantities by burning natural thing to do. w hat they like best and all such let­ 'gas, while it is practically always Another hazard of exhaust gas is ters received from Grants Pass will present in exceedingly dangerous quantities in the exhaust from gaso­ that of sitting in a tightly closed be answered personally." automobile on a highway, or else­ line engines. Thousands of houses in the natur­ where, with the engine going. The Take Hufeland, the famous al gas belt have no flues for carry­ car may be fitted with a leaky heater Swiss Tonic, and you will be ing oft waste gases, which, in such through which the exhaust gets into active, strong, and healthy. and concentrates in the car, or the This safe vegetable com­ cases, pas* off in the room where the pound gives pure hlood to fire is burning. If all windows and exhaust from the muffler, in some the delicate and emaciated— doors are closed, as they may be in manner, gets in and accumulates in biings healthy appetite — its confinement. cold weather when gas is being con­ healthy sleep—and healthful Standard water pipe and activity. sumed, the effect sooner or later be­ screw easing, tor every pur­ ■ has >•» w a w (_■ n u ■ ’ T v 11 y pose; also valves and fittings. comes apparent on the occupants. successful record tinea last. Heth new and re-manufactured. ♦ COMING EVENTS ♦ All material tested under pres­ They become dull and sleepy and, if a •M~~~ap tnwv M» sure and guarantee,!. Immedi­ not aroused, may pass into uncon­ ate delivery. Money saving Feb. 22-23, Friday, Saturday — The t . buy prices. sciousness and eventually die. Days of ’49 Carnival, W. O. W. G. WEISS BA I’M & CO. The bureau recommends that when hall. 109 11th St. San Francisco a gas heater without a flue is used, May 16, Friday—Primary Election. a window or door be partly open at DRUGGIST Mar. 19-20, Wednesday, Thursday— all t>mes; halt an inch or so will Senior class operetta. FOR THAT TIRED FEELING I H ufelan Q By L. F. Van Zelm And That One Is Fanny