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Gll^n J-AMB DAILY < UI KJEJI
POULTRY
DOYLE’S
(Iranis Pass, Oregon
Tissue Ginghams
Pictorial Patterns for April Now on Sale
r
Ci assi tied Advertising
FOR SALE
FOR SALE
OPERATED
APPENDICITIS
WHITE LEGHORN EGGS and Baby
Chicks from high producing heus
muted to pedigreed Tancred strain
cockerels. Also uguut "Master"
ihculmtors und Brooder». Beat la
Funeral .Irtangeiiwnls to
thu weal.
K. Hummerlmcher,
UoiiMceil Later
Grants I’aas, Ore., phone 666 F-23.
AUTOS
WHITE JJ-XJHOJfNB Taucred alralu
leghorn hutching eggs, $1 per sot­
ting, $5.i)6 per hundred, for next
two weeks. River Heights Poultry
Farm
i'iiolie 233-J
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FOR SALE Burred Ruck batching
eggs. Cun Hcbueiurs, Rd. 2, Box
" I
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FOR SALE While Leghorn liuUq-
Rig »Kgs for salo ul 621 Weit (1
street. W. Miuthoiu.
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FOB SALE White Leghorn cock-
•reis, Hollywood strain,
Rocord
of 360 uggs or bettor.
Phone
348-J.
7 Ull
WHITE LEGHORN HENS for sale.
O. A. C heavy laying strain, also
evorlieurlng raspberry plants and
thornless blackberry.
1238 East
M St. Phone 101 R.
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FOR HALE White uud Browu la>g-
horn huti hlng eggs, $5.66 per 166.
<'on s. ii.o fere. Rd 2
5 m
IIARRE1) RQCK HENS 1 doz. $1
each; 2 pr. guinea fowl», $2.50 a
pr. Don’t let hawks ' eat your
chicks when guineas are so cheap.
Mrs. J
11. Robinson.
Phone
417-F-13
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FOR SALE
Size 116 lucubator.
634 North 9tb
Mrs. A. A. Hyde.
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GRANITE fur »ulv, dvllvvred. I-uavu TWO HARLEY DAVIDSON motor­
oidor* ul Claus bchmidta »luiu.
cycles fur aula.
Ye
Bui gain
M II. Waggoner.
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Shoppe. 515 E Street, nvur Sixth.
I»lf
Frill SALE Herford bulls.
Fred
Lichens. Provult,
46 STEEL FLY WHEEL Starter Gears
lu stock for ull cars. J. W. Gay-
utty Foundry und .Machine Works.
AO II SALE ut a bargain - Lurgu
33-tf
• i • am, w ■ Igtit 3506; harness,
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PHYBÏCIANS AND
cows, sorridi horse, buggy und
pony, 8 shouts, I sow, registered
WANTED
BURGEONS
liuroc boar, registered Holstein
hull, 6 Fri alios, some slips, road TEAM WOIIK wauled -Call ut 72 1 C. B. MARKS, M. D., *'ractice limited
to dueaaes ot eye, ear, uotm and
C street.
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plow, shovels, bull dog slump-pul­
throat. Phono 62. *
ler, picks and other construction
WANTED
TO
BUY
—
Secuud-iiand
tools, One-halt mile sohlii of
tewing machine. Phoue 334-J 34 DOCTORS LOUGHR1DGE & MOSEll
Grunts l'uss uu Murphy loud Ja­
—Physician» & burgeons. Doctor
cob Rodding. I'liouo 6OI-F4-' 55 MAN AND WIFE want position in
Loughridgu gives special aUeutlou
to surgery, obHtctrcs, und diseases
Ad­
camp us cook und helper,
Foil SALE Baled hay, first cut­
ot women. Dr. Moser gives special
as
dress No. 688, cure Courlur.
ting. $15 per ton. W. F. Willson,
attention to surgery, diognosls si
Muipliy, Ol*a.
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diseases of children. Complete X-
MISCELLANEOUS
ilay equipment. Dental X-Ray. Of­
fice phoue 182. Res. Dr. Moser,
HKMSTTTCHLNU — Ali colors, 6c
48-R, Dr. Loughridge, 366.
per yd.
Mail orders returned
next day. Rose Art Shop. 616 DR. RALPH W. STEARNS - l'h>.,i-
cian and surgeon. Special atten­
Milwaukie St., Portland, Ore. 38
AUCTION SALE — At Gilmore'
tion to surgery. Obstetrics and Di­
ranch. Murphy, Oregon,
1 ;<n AUTO PAINTING—Save your paint
seases ot women. Complete X-Ray
o'clock sharp, Thursday, March 6
a liti vaiulsh. Now Is tue limo to
equipment. Deutal X-Ray. phones,
1624. Mulei. 6 luul 7 years; 2
bate it dune. Illune Autu Paint
home, 21-Y; oltlce 21-J.
cows, 7 years; holier, 11 months
< <>51111 St.
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DR. W. F. RUTHERFORD—Manual
sheep. 85 head, all ewes; gnsolln
tlieraputics. Office over Western
burs suw out til. 3'a-lu. Studebaker MONEY SAVED—-Avoid loss in
Union. Res. 259-lt; office 217-R.
properly and lite. Best in dry and
wagon; hayrack, wood rack, dump-
liquid (tetrachloride) tiro extlu- DR. A. A. Mell RIEN Physician and
boiirda, grader, slip scruper, luthe,
corn marker, plow, spike tooth
guiahers. Meet insurance coui-
Surgeon, office 112 !» South Sixth
papms und stale requirements.
burrow, spring tooth
harrow,
St., Peerless Bldg.
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pump, abort Is, axes, folding lied,
Examination, any make, tree. Ad­
hoes and garden rake, huy rake,
dress, Geo. 8. Burton, Giuuta Pass, VETERINARY SURGEON
mower, blocks und pulleys, 1 He)
Urai
76tf
work harness, skidding tongs,
DR. R. J. BE8TUL—-Veterinarian.
KERBY
HOTEL
will
bo
operated
double »hovel plow, eliighwahovel
Kuaideu^e 838 Washington boule­
under
Uew
^iii(iuigeipylit
;
good
raid
Phono 368-11.
plow, gas Ian
lautern,
Corn, lead' liara.
Ix-ds
uuil
good
meals;
Sunday
»tretcher chains, atpve drum, 1
DR.
R.
11.
GRIFFENHAGEN, Vil. r
chicken
dinner.
wnilililH
t&i
()'-
garden »ei’der.1 1 2’1 Studebaker
iuariaA.
Office i7th and M
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wugop, 1 buck tongue 1 single •—• Bria*.
• • • • • • •
» w~r
t » I Piume 1 16-R., 4<es. 863 D
I hbv el plow . 1 harrow.
_
' 1 f rf-1 tl
. ! 1-’ ill |.lou
(I* II. I ,l’l f II' 1<H Jb'NV -AHKIVKO-— -N-xv «hipoxeflt . pilone 191-R
"Strausky” Vaporizers. They save
too numerous to mention. Terms
K uh and remove carbon. Get yours
cash on nil »um» of $16. qo or up-
SrAJ:
“■*' W.'
der. dr bankable Jiote witk jnti'Et l
ut 8 per cent, payable six months
after date on nil sum» over $16.66.
PIANO TUNING
R. A. Gilmore, owner.
A. J.
Powers, auctioneer. Spin II. Baker,
PIANOS
Tt'NElX-t- Have your piano
clerk.
tuned while Mr. C. W. Kieple, of
Portland, is un his regular trip to
Jersey
Youthful feeling and youthful
Grunts l'uss.
Plioue Rowell's
St. 4 4
looks result from perfect health.
Music Storo, 126-J.
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Hufeland, the famous Swiss
F•OR SALE -Roll top desk. 519 il 1
Tonic, acts gently and quickly
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St. A. C \\ li< »1er.
KEEPS YOU
FEELING
YOUNG !
BUILDING
in toning ep the whole syctcm to
rugged health.
FOR SALE Choice dahlia bulbs in
CONTRACTORS
nil colors. Make your selections I
no w. i'lluue 668-F-2 for Mrs. R. HARPER \ SON—Building contrac­
F. Lawman, or write Murphy. 38
tors. Shop work, furniture crating.
Shop 417 G St., l'boue 142 J.
IIAY EOK SALE EI ib I and tircund
cutting alfalfa, 920 per ton hi W. II. BARRETT—Builder, kitchen
barn.
034 North 9th.
A. A.
and office furniture a specialty.
llydo.
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Shop and Residence 82 4 S. 6th St.,
City. Phone 608-J.
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REAL ESTATE
PLUMBING
BELLNG OUT RANCHES at bargain
prices, 5 and 16
years' time. G. A. BRYAN—Tho Plumber. For
sanitary plumbing and heating.
Hunches for reut und exchange.
Skilled labor only employed. We
Gold Ray Reulty Company, Med­
guarantee our work. Phone 306.
ford. Oregon.
if
512 H Street.
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FUR SALE—-366 acre Irrigated
ranch borderiug river and hlgh-
JEWELERS
w. /, 2 miles from Grants Puss.
Sacrifice at J 16.666 uu 16 years J. B. HOWELL—Jeweler and violin
time, $1666 pur year, 6 pur ceut
maker, repairer oí violins und
interest. Gold Ruy lteulty Co.,
oilier string instruments. 366
Mudford, Oregon.
61tf
Soutli Sixxth Street.
BOX HOUSE, 16x24 und 12
feet
high for mile, luquiru Layton
Hotel.
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WANTElk—Watches, Clock und ull
kinds of broken Jewelry to repair,
ull work guaranteed. I. D. Bost­
wick, First National Bunk Bldg. 34
BARGAIN — 4-rooui house, newly
plastered and painted. Largo lot.
INSTRUCTION IN MUSIC.
Cash or terms. Owner, Owl Bil-
|grd parlqi*.________
PROGRESSIVE PIANO SCHOOL—
Clara Tuttle Fenton, 613 A Street.
t*L.; SALE i’lii lially fuuusin .1 ■
Stute Accredited Teacher.
room house, Victrolu and records.
Burrowed Kludergarteu Course.
6 13 A St.
3Ilf
Mrs. Ebba Hansen, Assistuut,
615 South Fifth St.
FOR SALE -
Modern five-room
bungalow; built-in features. Best PIANO SCHOOL FOR BEGINNERS
re»ldentliil district.
Also small
- Hattie Coleman Culvert, 511
burn (to Im moved); would make
North Fourth Street. Affiliated
good realdence. Inquire ut 311 A
teacher National Academy ot
St. F. E. French.
33-tt
Music. Carnegie Hall, New York.
FOR SALE Six-room house, three
lots, ÿ'.lüi).. A. (!. Wheeler, 5 1 !•
II St.
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FOR SALE- First water right on
living stream, witli forty acre» of
land, 2 mile» from Wildervllle,
lie.ir Crescent City highway. About
5 acres subject to irrigation, 2
acre» in Grimm alfalfa, plenty of
wood; ideal for chicken ranch,
fruit, produce, etc. Sawmill near.
Offered on terms.
Louis
Flamme, Wlldervllle.
FOR SALE OR TRADE 18 acres
on lower river road, $1500. Half
cash; time on Imlance nt 6 per
cent. Or will trade my equity for
outside property. 11. C. Lee, 10th
und A Sts.
SI
RESTAURANT FOR SALE- $1000
will Itandle. Addyess
care Courier.
Hul.land Is a pure v.g.tabls com­
pound, with a wonderfully suctot-
ful record sine. WO. It hnoii to th.
chrek. that youthful bloom .o much d*-
i.r.J by women and m > much admired
by men.
BUY
B ■
AT
*
VÛUR
DRUGGIST
WHOOPING
COUGH
H i d on child—hard on parents.
Control dreadful whooping and
congldng. help to quiet sleep with
CHAMBERLAIN’S
COUGH REMEDY
Every user ia a friend
——
MINE AND MILL
SUPPLIES
Machinery nini
Heavy llanhvare
FOR RENT—Sleeping room with
bath. Alsu l'uruished upartmeuta.
803 D St.
84
While heartburn is nut always a
sign of un inflamed appendix, it is
always a warning that something is
wrung. In many cases it results
from indigestion, which is one of the
predisposing cau.-es of appendicitis.
If you suffer from a burning,
gnawing sensation in the stomach,
excessive gns, sour stomach, nausea
or other distress after •■atlug, go at
once and obtain a bottle of Sfuith
Bro! M. A. C„ the guaranteed sto ni­
ne 11 treatment. This pleasant, harm­
less liquid rids the stomach of ca­
tarrhal mucus, allays Inflammation,
helps digestion and cleanses the
bowels of poisonous waste matter.
Price $1.25. Moucy back if the first
bottle does not relieve.
Couch’s
Drug Store will supply you.
(Mail
orders accepted.)
Adv.
*
Ftasdard vilrr pipe and
•crvMf caxinj?, for every pur-
poae;
valve* and fittings.
Both new and re-manufactured.
All material tested under pres­
sure arid KU* rap feed. Immedi­
ate delivery.
Money saving
prices.
G. WEISSBALM & CO.
106 11th St. San Francisco
Wednesday and Thursday at the Rivoli
grandmother ’in a little fishing vil­
Woodstone.
lage in the north, felt the metropoli-
Woodstone Is the name of a mate­
. tan urge at the age ot 18 and came
rial made of sawdust mixed with mag­
A
| to London. But all London had to
nesia cement and compressed under
enormous pressure. Tills woodstone
offer him was a Job addressing en­
Is very like ordinary w.xrd, save that
velopes and lacking stamps, He got
it has no grain. It Is made In planks
the equivalent o<f $2.50 a week for it.
Which can be cut with a saw und
London, Mar. 4.— (A. P.)—It has
The new lord privy seal and leader
planed, and has the advantage of not
never been the custom of English of the House ot Commons, J. R.
being inflammable.
I uncles to tell their little nephews Clynes, began work at the age of ten
that they might grow up one day to as a piecer in a mill. Arthur Hender­
PORTLAND MARKETS
be prime minister, as American boys son, the home secretary, served his
, Portland, Ore.. Mar. ‘4.-—(A. _ P.) ; are informed of their universal birth- apprenticeship in a Newcastle iron
-Cattle quarter to halt dollai* lower
opportunity th bécbfne' presi- foundry. F. W- Jowett, the »first
hogs 15c to 25c lower.'sheep steady,
Uut auch may become the cus- commissioner ot works, started work
^Uttor and eggs uneeüled, butteHat bo» in England, now' liiiat the old eu- as a haM-Umer before his ninth
I
trenched
syatem has
ha* been
bean 'brought to birthday. J. H. Thomas, the colonial
steady.
trenchfcd system
the ¡open
ptfalterqd, py
|jy the advent
ajvent secretary, was an errand boy at first
1
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!
'the
.open and ^çattexpd
Man Francisco Mar. 4.-¡-(A. PJ— ot tho
th« ^<>r
Lafbor pqvernmpnt,
guvernmpnt, , , . , , .
and then, wheu ho put on long
who
Butterfat,
' ’
~
—
*’
~
u- brMches, he started cleaning engines.
f.o.b.
San
Francisco, 1' * ‘ 1 Undpr .the old syptem. those
occupied mighty pptltical seats had He soon became fireman and then a
62%c.
_■
I
mostly been traine^l for public life
driver of locomotives on the Great
T»w teonomy BAKING PGtSDOt
$ 12.00-$l 4 25 front boyhood, Prime minister? were Western Railway. The minister ot
I-ambs, top .........
$7.75 ti $8.65 Parsonages with luxuriant family labour, Tom Shaw,, started work In
Top steers.............
$7.25 @ $7.5oitnee9> “Public school boys” whose tho cotton mills at the age ot ten.
Hogs top................
18c 4i> 20%c laAet youth had likely been mellowed
Eggs------------------
Several of the new cabinet officials
____________ 50c iin lho aged cloisters of Oxford or were miners. Stephen Walsh, the
Butter, prints _
Butter, cubes________________ 48MiC I Cambridge. It the prime ’minister secretary of war, went into the pits
wasn't all of that as, for example,
Best churning cream, f.o.b.
at 14. Vernon Hartshorn, the post­
Portland .................... .....51c ® 52c the self-made Lloyd-George, well, master general has been in the min­
most
of
those
who
helped
him
run
Wheat, hard white
............. ~$1.Q1
J
ing industry all his life. John Wheat-
Wheat, Western red ......................... 85 the Empire were. Ex-miners and ex­ ley, the minister of health, though
__ _______
j office boys and ex-locomotive cleaners
uow a publisher, worked underground
and ex-mill workers didn’t sit at the
from the age of 12 until he was 22.
cabinet table in No. 10 Downing St.,
William Adamson, secretary for Scot­
| as they are doing now. The old-
land, toiled in the pits for 27 years.
| type minister was Lord This or Ixird
With very few exceptions, every big
1 That or Sir Something else or, if he
No sensible person will continue ¡clung to a plain "Mr.", it was not official in the new British govern-
to suffer from dangerous swollen
ment has had to work for a living
veins or bunches wheu the new pow­ ■ usually because he couldn’t have a during mo6t of his life.
erful, yet harmless germicide called title if he wanted one.
Emerald Oil can readily be obtain at
But in the new cabinet headed by
V
COMTCNTS ILS.
S
Couch's Pharmacy. Mail orders ac­ [ Mr. Macdonald, nine of the 20 mem-
Ancient Stone Axes.
cepted.
Fourteen stpne axes, recently un­
Ask for a two-ounce original bot­ I bers wore white collars only on Sun-
tle of Emerald Oil (full strength) I days in their first struggles for ex­ earthed on a farm property in Nor­
and refuse substitutes. Use as di­ istence. And some ot the others were way, are declared by experts to be
examples of one of the earliest known
rected and in a few days improve­ I clerks.
forms of stone axes, dating from a
ment will be noticed, then cuntinue
Macdonald, a boy reared by a period 7JXX) years ago.
until the swollen veins are reduced
to normal. It is guaranteed and is
so powerful that it also reduced en­
larged glands, goitres and wens.
BRITISH WORKER NOW
HAS CABINET CHANCE
test
r means
CALUMET
Has proven
most satisfactory
because of the
unfailing results
that are always
obtained
where it
is used.
Phono 42
Sil H St.
VARICOSE VEINS
ARE QUICKLY REDUCED
CÀLUHÏÎ
7
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Sales
times as
muchas that
of any other
brand
P. S. WOODIN
AW, WHAT’S THE USE
FOR RENT
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Muny limes, no doubt, you I1UV«
seen the above headlines _
In your
newspaper. Very often It has told of
some friend suddenly stricken with
dread appendicitis. The newspapers,
however, neglect to state that appen­
dicitis is usually preceded by stom­
ach trouble. They don't tell you that
the afflicted person suffered frequent
attacks of heartburn long before he
went tu the hospital.
fl ?.? world ' s createsi
jSAhINO POWDER
ITT THIS O1T—IT IS WORTH
MONEY
Send this ad and ten cents to Foley
A Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave., Chicago.
Ill., writing your name and address
clearly. You will receive a ten cent
bottle of FOLEY'S HONEY’ AND
TAR COMPOUNb for coughs, colds
and hoarseness, also free sample
packages of FOLEY PILLS, a diu­
retic stimulant for the kidneys, and
FOLEY CATHARTIC TABLETS for
Constipation and Biliousness. These
wonderful remedies have helped mil­
lions of people. Try them!
Adv.)
COUCH’S PHARMACY.
By L. F. Van Zehn
© Western Newspaper Union
NEW RUGS ARE IN
Come in and see the New Patterns
Seamless Velvets, Axniinsters, Brussels, Ete.
Rugs for Bedrooms, Living Rooms, Dining Rooms
First Shoppers have First Choice
QUALITY THE HIGHEST, PRICES LOWEST
1 South Sixth
C F T CO
Fono 13II-R
Caught in the Act