MONDAY, MARCH 21.
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GRANW P4AS DAILY COURIER
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JEWELERS
J. 11. HilWELL—Jeweler and violin
maker, repairer of violles and
other airing instrumenta. 306
South Hlxxth Street.
DOYLE’S
Grants Pass, Oregon
BUILDING
CONTRACTORS
Dainty Neckwear
HARPEIl & SON- Bulldlng contrae-
tora. Sliop work. fornitura < ratlng.
Hliop 417 O 8t.. l’hone 142-J.
W. R. BARRNTT—Builder, kitchen
and onice furniture a specialty.
Shop uid Rosidencu 824 S. Gib bl.,
City. Phono 5U8-J.
Vcstces, Peler Pau Collar and Culls, Broiii-
lev Collars in Net and Laces, ('amosettes in
Flesh ami White—
$1.00 to $3.00 Set.
Holeproof Silk Hose
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INSTRUCTION IN MUSIC
FOR BALE
REAL ESTATE
8ELLNG OUT RANCH US at bargain
prices, 5 and 10 yean' time.
Ranchos tor rent and exchange.
Qold Ray Really Company, Med­
lord, Oregon.
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FOR SALE - 300 acre irrigated
rauch bordering river and high­
way, 2 miles from Grunt* Pass.
Sacrifice qt $10,000 on 10 years
time, $1000 per year, 6 per aunt i
Interest. Gold Ray Realty Co..
Medford. Oregon.
6111
FOR SALE—First water right on
living stream, with forty ucres of
land, 2 miles from Wllderville,
near Crescent City highway. Aboil
5 acres subject to irrigation, 2
acres in Grimm alfalfa, plenty of
wood; ideal for chicken ranch,
fruit, produce, etc. Sawmill near.
Louis La
Offered on terms.
33-tf
Flanime, Wllderville.
FOR SALE OK TRADE—18 acres
on lower river road, $4 500. Half
cash; time on balance at 6 per
cent. Or will trade my equity tor
outside property. 11. U. Lee, 10th
and A Sts.
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KEiFfAUliANT FOR SALE—$1000
will handle. Address No. 599,
care Courier.
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FOR SALE—56-A. farm near Selma;
improved; water, orchard, build­
ings. E. A. Tyson, 656 N. 6th St.
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Foil SALE OR TRADE by owner at
a sacrifice, 160 acres, partly im­
proved, free water, free range,
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Will give terms to suit, or will
take improved acreage in or near
Grants Pass. Address I*. O. Box
62 4, Grants Pass.___________ 51
FOR SALE—AUTOS
STEEL FLY WHEEL Starter Gears
in stock for all cars. J. W. Gay-
etty Foundry and Machine Works.
33-tf
SECOND HAND PAIGE AUTO—For
aale at 755 N. 8th street, Grants
Pass.
FOIl SALE Fordson tractor
16-lnch sulky plow
CoIm, Rd. 2.
FOR SALE—Hudson 7-pasHeuger,
Super-6, finish, upholstering, top
like now, good cord tires, 2 extra
on rims, Gabriel Snubbers, All-
mitu oiled, spotlight, sun visor, a
large powerful car for about 40
cents on tho dollar. $700 will
buy it and includes 1924 license.
At Fashion Garage. See J. F.
Burke.
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ki )R SALK 8e< ond hand Orarland.
Mrs. C. Tetherow, 501 North Sec­
ond nt reel.
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CHEVROLET truck IBIS model
tor sale, cheap Driven only 2000
miles. Pete Borcmann, East
Street.
BARGAIN HUNTERS — LOOK
Maxwell car for $75.00.
Ford
Garage. 1924 license included. 54
FOR RENT
LOST -Thursday evening near lli-
vull theatre ur un NurtU Slxin,
large, suit leather glasses cuae,
i'huue 46-J aud leave al thu Hat
bliop.
al
MISCELLANEOUS
WILL BUY — Fur cash, household
guuds, large ur »mail luis.
r.
1'. Co. P'uue 139-K.
34-lt
WHEN STRAWBERRIES CUMK—
'lhe Truax Grocery will Uuvu ino
best.
4611
ALL KINDS OF SAWS g uni med,
Hied aud alruigUiunud.
F, b.
Smith, 931 Nortu Ninth St. _ 61
FOR FIRE Extinguishers und refill
fluid see Geo. S. Burton, Urauis
48tf
l'usH, Oregon.
AS MY WIFE, Vista Eads has left
my tied und board, 1 will nut be
liable fur any debts contracted by
her ufter this date. Jack Euds.
Marsh 21, 1934.
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The Registering Piano
The one Player Piano that is purchased without
a doubt as to the wisdom of your choic«. Nation­
al’»- advertised. Nationally known. Nationally
priced. Gu; ranteed for Ten Years.
Good tar
tee ih. breath
and digestion.
Makes the
next cigar
taste better.
Gulbransen Pianos |27S, |330, $420
Gulbransen Players $420, $495, $575, $650
Sealed in
its Purity
CIIICKERING, IVER& & POND, HAINES, IT A D D O B F F, FRANCIS
BACON, CLARENDEN, BABY GRANDS, Q. R. S. PLAYER ROLLS
SHEET MUSIC
POPULAR, CLASSICAL , BAND, ORCHESTRA
SPEARMINT
BRUNSWICK AND VICTOR
VETERINARY SURGEON
FURNISHED apartment for rem at
803 D St.
Gl DR. R J. BESTUL—Veterinarian.
Residence 838 Washington boule­
FOR RENT—Furnished tent fur
vard. l’hone 398-R.
housekeeping Close lu. 621 D
street, corner 7th.
54 DR. It. B. GRIFFENHAGEN, Veter-
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Office 7th and M St.
phone 114 11. Iles. 803 D St.,
WANTED
phonu 191-R.
WANTED—Will pay tor iuformutioa
!u ragurd lu available homuaieud
PHYSICIANS AND
land truutlug Pacific ur Rod wood
hlgliways, oi will buy relinquish­
SURGEONS
ment. Water und timber neces­
sary. Write 608, care Courier. 63 C. B. MARKS, M. !>., Practice limited
to diseases of eye, ear, nose and
WANTED—Experienced wuuiuu
throat. Phone 62.
lake care ot baby. Room
board furnished with wages, Au* DOCTOR C. J. MOSER, Physician
dress Mrs. J. W. Oram, Hugo, Uru.
aud Surgeon X-ray wurk. Office
61
phone 182; Ron. 4 8-R.________
WANTED TO RENT, option to buy,
DR.
RALPH W. STEARNS—Physi­
small ranch near town. Full do
cian and aurgeou. Special ulten-
laiis first letter. Addreat No. 610
Uuu to surgury. Obstetrics und Di­
care Courier.
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seases of women. Complete X-Ray
WANTED—Pialli sewiug. Cali Mrs.
equipment. Dental X-Ray. Phones,
D. L. Duggult, 1112 Lust USI. UX
bom», 21-Y; office 21-J.
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WANTED - l’o hear troni owuer ut
amali truci oi laud. Water uud DR. W. F. RUTHERFORD—Manual
therapulics. Office over Western
suine wuotì und pasture iauu. Hmaii
Union. Res. 259-R; office 217-R.
improvuiiieula un UigUway.
No
cuuitulttslou. Ulve tuli puitlculars OR. A. A. McBRIEN—Physician and
uud prive In tirai lutler. Cali or
Burgeon, office 112*4 South Sixth
uddresa <UJ G SI., Gruula l'uss. bu
St.. Peerteas Bldg.
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_______ LOST
(GULBRANSEN
A pleasant
—daptaoabia
sw««t and a
1-g-a-t-l-n-g
benefit as
well.
PIANO SCHOUL FOR BEGINNERS
Iliittlu Cob tnan C.Jvert, 511
North Fourth Street. Affiliated
tuaoher National Academy ot
Music. Caruegi« Hall, New York,
Classified Advertising
FOR SALE at a bargain—lairge
* team, weight 3600; harness, 6
cow», sorrell burse, buggy and
puny, 8 shoals, 1 suw, registered
Duroc boar, registered Holstein
bull, 6 Frosnoe, some alipa, road
pluw, a bo vote, bull dog atutup-pul-
ler, picks and other construction
tools. One-half mile south of
Granta I’aMa on Murphy road. Ja­
cob Redding. Phone 601-F4 2 56
OTTAWA DRAG SAW FOR HALE-
onu 6-tuut and um 7-tuoi saw,
nearly now. Prise $6u, with
buaaur $8U. D. M. Kraus, ltd.
No. 2.
$7
ALMOST NEW tergo horsepower
slump puller, complete; llttio
sbovo halt price. Terms respon­
sible paity. D. ,M. Evans, ltd. 2.
Grants Fass.
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FOR SALE - Second hulid piano in
good condition. 225 West K St.
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Foil SALE Vaughn drug saw with
three blades, in flue condition.
nk I.* 0M> Rd. 4. Jerome
Prairie.
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OA'ID for sale, 2e per pound ul
ranch. 1‘houu Ed. Ruburts, l'ro-
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FUR SALE CHEAP—Six young
horses, 16uu to 1700 lbs., well
broke; eight young mules, mostly
broke. Terms. K. E. Richmond,
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Rogue River, Ore.
ruapberry
FOR SALE—Cuthbert
plants, 11.00 per hundred 'al
Forbes Foeberry'*, Crescent City
Road, ltd. 2.
54
FUR SALE at Gravila » Burn.
Dishes, Groceries, etc
51
FOR BALE—Finely rooted Tokay
grape plants. E. A. Blanchard, 916
North Washlugtun Blvd.___ 56
FUR HALE lloi.e*. spiiug vi.igou,
onu hurau wugou. E. G. Chase,
3 miles out on Murphy stage route.
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WRIGLEYS
Alfter every meal
PROGRESSIVE PIANO SCHOOL—
Clara Tutlle Fenton, 613 A Street.
Statu Accrudlted Taucher.
Burrowe* Kindergarten Courae.
Mr«. Ebba Hannen, Assistant,
516 South nrth St.
$1.00 to $3.50 pair
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Take Salts If
Rheumatism is
Bothering You
Tells Rheumatism Sufferers
Take Salts to Get Rid of
Toxic Acid.
Rheumatism 1* no respecter of aire,
sex, color or rank. If not the most
dangerous of human aillictious it is one
of the most painful. Those subject to
rheumatism should eat no sweets for
awhile, dress as warmly as possible,
avoid any undue exposure and above
all, drink lots of pure water.
Rheumatism is caused by uric acid
or body waste matter, and is often gen­
erated in the bowels and absorbed into
the blood. It is the function of the
kidneys to filter this poison from the
blood and cast it out in the urine; the
¿OX­
pores of the skin are also a means
freeing the blood of this impurity.
POULTRY
I of
In damp and chilly, cold weather the
WHITE LEGHORN EGGS and Baby I skin pores are closed thus forcing the
Chicks from high producing hens I tedmys to do double work; they become
muied to pedigreed Tancred strain weak and sluggish and fail to elimi­
cockerels. Also agent '’Master'' nate this toxic acid, which keeps ac­
lncubutora and Brooders. Best in cumulating and circulating through the
tho west.
K. Hammerbacbqr, system, eventually settling in the joints
Grants Pass. Ore., phone 606-F-Ai. and muscles, causing stiffness, soreness
and pain, called rheumatism.
FOR 8AIJÏ—White Ijoghorn cock-
At the first twinge of rheumatism get
erela, Hollywood strain, Recoixl from anv pharmacy about four ounces
l’hone of Jad Salts; put a tablespoonful in a
of 300 eggs or bettor.
78tf ?lass of water and drink before break-
348-J.
ast each morning for a week. This
FOR SALE—White and Brown Leg­
horn hatching eggs, $5.00 per 100. is helpful to neutralize acidity, remove
Con Schaefers, Rd. 2.
58 waste and stimulate the kidneys, thus
helping to rid the blood of these rheu­
SETTING EGGS From Black Beau­ matic poisons.
ty Btrafn 8. C. Black Minorca hens,
Jad Salts is inexpensive, and is made
$2.50 per setting of 16. Phone from the acid of grapes and lemon
—
________ - 6- juice, combined with lithia. and is used
excellent results bv thousands of
DARK R. 1. RED and 8. C. White with
folks
who arc subject to rheumatism.
Leghorn eggs for hatching. Fine
R. 1. Rod rooster tor sale. M. Jay,
on Proctor place. Rd. 4.___ 54
U ggs for water glass — it la j W liy nut use a good majority
of tlie money for your new
now the proper time to put down j
eggs in water glass. Strictly fresh, ,
homo for better plumbing?
white, non-tertile eggs for this ]
The content and health of your
purpose at 20 cents per dozen in
family are at stake. Ix't us
10 dozen lots delivered.
Every
demonstrate our superior sup­
egg guaranteed fresh laid and
sterile.
Phone 223-J.
River
plies and plumbing abilities.
Heights Poultry Farm.
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PLUMBING
G. A. BRYAN
G. A. BRYAN—The Plumber. For
sanitary plumbing and heating.
Skilled labor only employed. We
guarantee our work. Phone 306,
512 H Street.
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riumblng and Hering
512 II St.
Plionc 308
AW, WHAT’S THE USE
PHONOGRAPHS AND RECORDS
year» a nowyi p ip-«, Laa3i
SOBYtWtGWSIS
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HOW TO STRENGTHEN EYM
In a surprising short time simple I
camphor, witchhazel, hydrastls, etc.,
as mixed in Ijavoptik eye wash,
strengthens eyes so you can read or
work more, One small bottle shows
results. Aluminum eye cup free.
National Drug Store
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BAND INSTRUMENTS AND
SAXOPHONES
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BUFFET ÁND OTHER
CLARINETS
FINE VIOLINS AND STRINGS
KODAKS
Here at the picture-making headquarters we’re
ready to satisfy your photographic wants. You
want the latest picture-making information; you
want developing and printing that’s reliably right.
We are professional finishers of rolls and packs.
There is not a more modern or better-equipped plant
in the state
NOTICE OF RALF OF GOVERN­
MENT TIMBER
General Land Office,
Washington, D. C.,
Mar. 11. 1824.
Notice la hereby given that sub-
subject to the conditions and limita­
tions of the acts of June 9. 1916.
(39 Stat., 218), February 26, 1S19
(40 Stat., 117»), and June 4, 1920
(41 Stat., 758), and departmental
regulations ot September 15, 1917
(46 L. D., 447). and June 22. 1920
(47 L. D., 411), the timber on rfie
following lands will be sold April
21. 1924, at 10 o’clock a. m., at
public suction at the United States
¡and office at Roseburg, Oregon, to
the highest bidder at not lees than
the appraised value as shown by this
notice, sale to be subject to the ap­
proval of the Secretary of tho Inte­
rior, The purchase price, with an
additional sum of ono-flfth of 1 per
I i cent, thereof, being commissions al­
lowed. must be deposited at time of
sale, money to be returned it sale is
not approved, otherwise patent will
Issue for the timber which must he
r. moved within ten years. Bids will
be received from citizens ot the
United States associations ot such
citizens and corporations organized
under the laws of the United States,
or any State, Territory, or District
thereof only. Upon application of a
qualified purchaser, the timber on
any legal subdivision will be offered
separately before being Included In
any offer of a larger unit.
T. 28 S.. R. 12 W„ Sec. 15. Lot 8,
fir 1200 M., T. IS S., R. 7 W.. Sec.
3. NW*4 SE*4 fir, 1480 M., none of
the timber on these sections to be
sold for less than $2.50 per M.; T.
21 S.. R. 4 W , Sec. 23, NEU SEU
red fir 1650 M.. whit** flr 25 M., In­
cense cedar 25 M.. SEU SEU rod
fir 1240 M„ white flr 50 M„ reti
cedar 30 M , T. 28 S„ R. 11 W„
1. SWU SWU red fir, 1300
none ot the timber on these sections
to be sSlil for less than $1.75 per
M. for the red fir. $.50 per M. for
the white fir, and incense cedar, and
$1.50 per M. for the red cedar; T.
30 8.. R. 10 W.. Sec. 13. NEU NEU
flr 525 M., NWU NEU fir 200 M..
NEU NW U fir 800 M„ NWU
NWU fir 200 M.. T. 29 S.. R. 10 IV..
Sec. 29. SEU SEU fir 1070 M.
white cedar 330 M., none ot the tim­
ber on these sections to be sold for
less than $1.50 per M. for the fir and
$7.00 per M. for the white cedar;
T. 39 S. K. 5 W.. Sec. 15. NWU
SWU yellow pine 50 M., sugar pine
80 M.. red fir 180 M.. none ot the
timber- on this tract to be sold for
less than $3.00 per M. for the yellow
and sugar pine and $1.25 per M. for
the red flr; T. 28 8., Fl. 11 W., Sec.
27, NEU SWU fir 520 M., SEU
SWU tir 620 M., none of the timber
on these tracts to be sold for leSB
" per
.
"
than _ “
$2.25
M.; ; T. 28 S., R. 11
W., Sec. 16. SEI* NESi red Hr 540
M.. white fir 120 M., T. 29 S., R. 10
W., Sec 30. NEU NEU red flr 775
M„ white cedar 40 M., SEU NEU.
red tlr 550 M„ white cedar 100 M.,
none of tho timber on these sections
to be sold tor leM tlinn $2.00 per M.
for the red fir. $.50 per M. for the
white fir. and $7.00 per M. for the
white cedar.
WILLIAM SPRY.
Commissioner, General Land Office.
BUESCHER
LUDWIG DRUMS
LEEDY DRUMS AND TRAPS
VEGA, ORPHEUM, STEWART
BANJOS
MARTIN, GIBSON, BRUNO
GUITARS
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The Music & Photo
House
Proprietor
Stanton Rowell,
Southern Oregon’s Great Musie Store
212 South Sixth Street
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Mar. 28, Friday—March Frolic, at
Epworth Hall, given by Lincoln
Parent-Teachers association.
Mar. 31, Monday—Men's supper
and program at the Presbyterian
church.
May 16, Friday—Primary Election.
MÍTAL
WORn
PORTLAND MARKETS
Portland. Ore., Mar. 24.— (A. P.)
—Cattle, slow and weak to 25c
lower; hogs, steady to 15c lower;
sheep, steady, first new crop spring
lambs in brought $15 per 100 lbs.;
eggs and butter, steady.
; Portland. Mar. 24.—Hard wheat.
$1.01; western red, 93c.
Top steers_______ $7.75 @ $8.75
Hogs, best grade ....,—$8.00 <® $8.25
Lambs, top ............ $12.25 @ $14.65
Eggs----- ----- ----------- 31 Uc © 23Uc
Butter, prints ____ _____ ,______ 50c
Butter, extra cubes, 48c.
Wheat, hard white __________ $1.02
Wheat, western red___ _______ 95c
Butterfat, f. o. b. Portland_____ 50c
SMOKE STACK AND
omonn
fit'
aa do*e by m to * aourw ot
aent satizfsctloa to our eastymera.
When we erect the
U will |e
absolutely flna and seenrely Attain­
ed to the bonding. The e^»t will »at
be much considering the fact that we
use only tho atrongoet and boot ma­
terials and employ only skilled
chanlca.
.
W. R. RANNIE
417 G Street
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Are you willing to improve your chances for getting ahead in the
world? Have you been trying to break away from the renting ex­
istence and have you a home of your own? Where you can help
cut down the high cost of living by railing the moot expensive
part of your food bill? We will finance the building of your ideal
home.
Chicago Land Co
Masonic Temple
Butterfat, t. o. b. Sea Fran.._...50c
HARNESS GOODS OF ALL KINDS
Auto Tops and Cushions
G. B. BERRY
Soft Soap