Grants Pass daily courier., June 02, 1924, Page 3, Image 3

MONDAY. JIXE •
GRANTS PAM DATTT OOPHIIfll
PAOE THREE
NOTIC'F OF HALE
red fir 1000 M , white cedar 300 M .
OF GOVERNMENT TI.MIIEIt | whit« fir 25 M., Lot 3 n d fir 350
j M., whit« cedar 130 M . Lot 4 red
General Land Office. Washington. Dr 265 M., white cedar 60 M., NE14
D. C.. May 15. 192 4 Notice Is here­ HW14 red fir 330 M , white cedar
by given that subject to the condi­ 20 M.. HE 14 8W14 red fir 325 M
tions and limitations of th» acta ot white cedar 300 M.. white fir 30 M.,
June 9 191« (39 Stat., 21«), Feb­ I"NE14 SE14 red Hr «30 M . white
Granta Pass, Oregon
ruary 26. 1919 (40 Stat.. 1179), und cedar 4 20 M . NW 14 HE 14 red Hr
June 4, 1920 ( 41 Stat.. 758). and 370 M„ white cedar 45 M.. SEU
departmental regulations of April HE 14 red fir »60 M.. white cedar
14, 1924, the timber on the follow­ 690 M.. SW14 8E14 red fir 1075 M..
ing lands will be sold July 7, 1924, white cedar 325 M.. Sec. 6, SW 14
at 10 o'clock a in. at public auction NW 14 red fir 590 M., white cedar
al the United Stutes land office *t 30 M . NW 14 HW14 red Hr 320 M .
Roseburg. Oregon, to the highest white cedar 135 M.. SW 14 8W14 red
bidder at not lews than the appraised fir 300 M.. Sec. 8. NE 14 NW 14 red
value as shown by this notice, sale fir 2050 M., white cedar 475 “
M.,
to be subject to the approval of th« •NW14 NW% red fir 1675 M.. white
Secretary of the Interior. The pur­ Iflr 25 M., white cedar 400 M . HE 14
chase price, with an additional sum I NW'/« red Hr 1525 M white Hr
of one-fifth of 1 per cent, thereof, ' 100 M„ white cedar 625 M.. HW U
being cominlsaious allowed. must be !NW 14 red Hr 1175 M . white cedar
deposited at time of sale, money to I 160 M., none of the timber on these
be returned if sale Is not approved, • «eelIons to be sold for less than
otherwise patent will issue tor the 32.25 per M., for the red fir and red
See Our Windows
timber which must be removed with­ I cedar. 8.50 per M.. for the white fir
in ten years. Blds will be received | and 37.00 per M. for the white cedar.
from eltlsens of th« United States, T 20 8.. R. 4 W., Hee. 15, SW %
iiMsoclatlons of such citlaens and cor­ I NE’4 red Hr 750 M , white Hr 50
porations orgunixed under tbe laws |.M., incense cedar 100 M.. not to be
Of th« United States, or any stale, sold for less than 317 5 per M.,
territory, or district thereof only. i the red fir and 8.50 per M. for
Upon application of a qualified pur­ white fir and incense cedar. T.
chaser, the timber on any legal sub­ 15., R. 2 W„ Sec. 3 5. SE14 NE>4
division will be offered separately iflr 1400 M, NEU 8E14 red
JOB BALE
LOST
before being Included In any offer ot 1550 M., red cedar 100 M., hemlock
FRESH EGGS—From River Heights LOST May 11, in Methodist Church a larger unit.
50 M., NW 14 SE'4 red fir 2000 M .
or ut Wlldervllle, gold filled
Poultry Farm. Sterile, graded,
T. 27 S , R. 11 W., Sec. 7, Lot 3, red cedar 30 M., hemlock 20 M. T.
watch,
with
well
worn
ease.
Re-
dated, at the Truax Grocery. 82tf
red fir 3400 M., hemlock 65 M..
w.n'l it
returned to Ernest NE14 SWU red fir 1280 M., white 16 S . It. 2 W.. Sec. 3, Lot 2 red fir
Loughrldge or leave at Courier fir 100 M.. NW 14 SE14 red fir 2550 1760 M., incense cedar 25 M., SW 14
FUR SALE— ú head burros. Phou«
office.
9Stf 31 . hemlock 50 M . BEU HEU red NE*4 red fir 1215 M . incense ce­
801 F-4. W. S Gilmore, Murphy.
dar 15 M . N'W’4 SEU red fir 1070
10 LOST—Oregon license No. 71-180. fir 285u M., hemlock 60 M., none of M., red cedar 40 M , none of the
Return to J N. Johnston'» office the timber on these tracts to be sold I limber on these sections to be sold
NORMAU U. DAVIS
FIRST CUTTING alfidfu hsy for
'-i BULLARD
12 tor less than 82.50 per M , tor the ¡for less than 31.75 per M., tor the
sale, on the field. Diuimlck ranch
fir,
and
8
50
per
M.
for
the
white
red
red
fir,
and
81.00
per
M.
for
tbe
red
Dear »bool house.
11 LOBT—Bet uf car curtains near fir and hemlock. T. 29 S.. It. 10
and Incense cedar and hemlock. T.
aid. "And it should not be neo- around a table dealing with any
Davie, T’nder-eec-
Norman
Waldo
Finder please notify W.. Sec. 35. - SWU
FOR SALE Steam tractluu engine.
- SW . 14 - , yellow fir 35 8., R. 3 E , Sec 5, frl. NEU
ry to ssy that Mr. Wilson was questions relative to peace and
during the Wilson
retary
of
State
Courier.
10
M
,
420
M..
second
growth
fir
80
NEU pine 440 M.. red Hr 700 M.,
Can be used tor donkey. Phon«
• dininUtratton, has recently «orn­ not—tn favor of making any com- ' prosperity, which ar« of such vital
white
fir
40
M
,
white
cedar
240
White fir 130 M., red coffer 10 M.,
, i weak day■
io
We can not
pleted service as chairman of a mitmenta over to use foroe in *a importance to us.
8E14 SW 14 yellow fir 17o M.,
PLUMBING
frl. NWU NKU Pine 10 M , red fir
I think afford not to throw all the weight
commission of the league of unknown contingency.
FOR 8ALK--OU« good saddle borse,
ond growth fir 200 M., white fir 50 ! 1050 M., white fir 90 M., red cedar
Nations which succeeded in throw­ that if the United States were in of our moral influence toward
7 years old, >4 5. Gue 1981 Ford 0. A. BRYAN—The Plumber. For M., while cedur 100 M.. NW 14 SE 1»
ing open to world traffic the River the League there would not be any securing tbe aims for which we
saultary plumbing and heating. yellow fir 140 M-. second growth >50 M., SWU NEU »>“« 4*> M., red
delivery, 3165. Inquire 112 F SI.
N'lcmen. an important waterway ot necessity to use force, but if oc­ entered and fought the war, and
Skilled labor only employed. We fir 240 M . white cedar 40 M., SW 14, Iflr 1190 M., white fir 90 M., red
14
eastern Europe and a likely a«b- casion should ever arise it should, L«ose aims can best be secured by
guarantee our work. Phone 208. BE 14 yellow fir 200 M., second cedar 40 M., 8EU NE U Pine 280
812 H Street.
tf growth fir 80 M., white cedar 40 M., I M . red fir 800 M., white fir 50 M.,
Ject at war for several years. of course, be left entirely to Con­ co-operating In the maintenance
90 M., frl. NEU NWU
Fhown with Mr. Davis is Arthur gress to determine whether or not of rules of conduct among nations,
l-ot 6 yellow fir 250 M . white fir red cedar
100 M., red fir 750 M., while
Bullard, editor of “Our World" we should use it. But one of the whereby disputes may be settled by
INSTRUCTION IN MUSIC 20 ,M., white cedar 130 M., Lol 7 1 pine
Hr 50 M., red cedar 30 M.. frl. NW 14
and noted writer on International moot remarkable developments of the orderly processes of negotia­
yellow
fir
700
M.,
second
growth
affairs, who acted as Mr Davis' the last two or three years is the tion. conciliation and courts of
PROGRESSIVE PIANO SCHOOL— fir 140 M., white cedar 130 M., T. I NWU Pine 170 M., red Hr 770 M.
assistant in the painstaking in­ realization, to which I have re­ > justice.
Clara Tuttle Fenton, 613 A Street.
red cedar 30 M., HE*4 NWU Pine
"There is every evidence thst the
vestigation conducted by the com-i ferred, that the force of public
State Accredited Teacher. 29 S., R. 11 W., Sec. 25, Lot 1 red 90 M . red fir 800 51. white fir 40
one heifer, doten
opinion is much more effective vast majority of the American
fir 1340 M., white cedar 225 M., i M., red cedar 50 M, SWU NWU
chickens. Phone
Burrow«« Kindergarten Course,
mission.
Mr. Davis bcllevea according to than any other force. That Is the people are gtrongly tn favor of out*
*. Mrs. J. J. Hansen, Accredited. Lot 2 red fir 175 M., white cedar ' pine 120 51, red fir 890 M , white
me In the evening
statements he made on his return power the United BUtes would tawing war. It does not seem to
515 South Fifth St. 125 M . Lot 5 red fir 1200 M.. white ' fir 20 M., red cedar 80 M., NE 14
0>tf
be fully recognised as yet. how­
cedar 75 M.. Lot 8 red fir 225 M„
to New York, that the permission bring to Geneva.
PIANO SCHOOL FOR BEGINNERS while cedar 150 M.. 1-ot 9 red fir I SW U pine 220 M.. red fir «70 M .
**I do not for a moment believe ever, that tbe covenant of the
gained from Lithuania for the
REAL ESTATE
fir
40
M..
red
cedar
40
M..
1
white
—Hattie Coleman Calvert, 811 600 M., white cedar 250 M.. Ix>t 15
}*oles to ua>' Memel. the port at the that this country should try to run League, which has now become a
North Fourth Street. Affiliated red fir 2740 M.. white cedar 40 M.. NWU SWU Pine 310 M, red Hr
mouth of the Niemen. has averted the world or to interfere tn the law for fifty-four nation» of the
BELLNG OUT HANCUE8 at bargain
960
M..
white
fir
50
M.,
SEU
SW
U
teacher National Academy of Lot 16 red fir 1500 M., white cedar
a more than possible International internal affairs of the nations of world, does outlaw war for at least
prices, 5 and 10 years' tima.
pine
400
M.,
red
fir
lulu
51.,
white
Music. Carnogle Hall, New York. 200 M. None of the timber on these
conflict and is typical cf the kind Europe or elsewhere, but I do be­ 1 nine months over a given contro­
Manchon tor rent and exchange.
Hr 2U M., red cedar 50 M., SW 14
of help that the League, in which lieve that our stake in the world versy, until the T eague has had
sections to be sold for less than 32.00 i SWU Pine 390 M.. red fir 450 M ,
Gold Hay Realty Company, Med­
POULTRY
he strongly favors membership by peace and progress is so great, to an opportunity to brine about a
per M. for the red and yellow fir, 1 white fir 20 M., red cedar 10 M.,
lord, Oregon.
**
the United States, can offer to the say nothing of any moral duty. > conciliation. The Leorue may not
roll SALE—White Leghorn cocfc- 81.00 per M. for tbe second growth NEU SEU Pine llu M., red fir
that we can not afford to be absent prevent all ware, tr.it It can. by this
FUR BALE—20U acre Irrigated
yrorld.
crei». Hollywood «train, Record fir, 3.50 per M. for the white fir and 1310 M., white fir 100 M., red ce-
when other natiomi are sitting meapa. prevent g *M of wars.**-__ _
"I
am
not
an4
have
not
been".
ranch bordering river aud high­
of 300 egg* or better.
Phone 87.00 per M. for the white cedar. dar 140 M., NWU SEU pine 190
way, 2 mllua from Granta Pass.
848-J.
78tf T. 39 8.. R. 8 W.. Bee. 9, Lot 6 yel­ M., red fir 1140 M., white fir 120
Bacritico al 810,000 ou 10 year«
low' pine 75 M„ not to be sold tor
time, 81000 per year, 6 per cent BABY CHICKS. Burred Rocks, 15c less than 33.00 per M.. T. 17 8., R. M.. red cedar 60 M.. SEU SE 14
♦ ♦ ♦
pine 470 M.. red fir 560 M„ white
• urli, now remly
Write or call
IN BANKRUPTCY—No. H-äKTO
Interest Gold Ray Roalty Co.,
♦
COMING EVENTS
♦
.ADDITIONAL LOCAL
739 North Ninth St., close to high 1 W.. 8ec. 1, Lot 1 fir l«00 M. Lot fir 20 M.. red cedar 100 M., SWU
♦
Medford. Oregon.
«ltf
school.
11 2 fir 170f M . SE14 NK14 Ur 1250 SEU Pine 180 -M . red fir 1100 M., ' In the District Court of the United '♦ •f ♦
FOR SALE OR TRADE—J-room FOR SALE —12 Ancona lions, all M . SW 14 NEU Hr 1700 M.. NE14 white fir 50 M., red cedar 40 M..
States for the District of Oregon
Rivoli Organ Pleases—
June 3-7, Monday to Saturday-
SE14 fir 950 kF. hemlock 50 M., not to be sold for loss than $3.50
modern bungalow, close In." Will
good layers and a cock, 815.00. NW
1 In the Matter of R. C. THOMAS,
The new Robert Morton orchestral
14
SHU
fir
1225
M
.
SEU
SE
U
tako good auto. Small amount
Chautauqua.
per
M.
for
the
pine,
31-50
per
M
.
Jas.
Eads.
80«
West
1
St.
12
Bankru pt.
fir 1125 M.. hemlock 150 M . SWU tor the red fir, and cedar, and 81.00
vi money will handle deal. Phone
organ, which was introduced to June 17. Saturday—Mdnthly meet-
To
the
creditors
of
R.
C.
Thomas,
SEU Ur 1400 M., none of the tim­ per M„ for the white fir, See. 17,
508-R or call 7v7 South Fifth St.
patrons yesterday by Miss
PHYSICIANS AND
93tf
ing of the Southwestern Oregon
ber on this section to be sold for SWU NWU Pine 485 M., red Hr of Medford, in the County of Jack- Rivoli
son and District aforesaid. Bankrupt, Betty Brown, met with an enthusias­
31.50
per
M.
for
the
fir
less
than
Mining Bureau.
185
M
,
white
Hr
85
M
.
NWU
SURGEONS
and
to
said
Bankrupt
and
bis
attor
­
FOR SALE by owner—Choice land
tic reception by all theatre goers. As
and 8100 per M. for th» hemlock.
pine 110 M . red fir 625 M.,
ut low price, eluso to city limits. C. B. MARKS, M. D., Practice limited T. 21 8., R. 3 W., Sec. 29. NWU SWU
a medium for the interpretation of
fir 90 M., SWU SWU Pine ney:
to disease* of eye, ear, note and NW U Hr 750 M.. SWU NWU fir white
Loam soil. Terms. Phone 74.
Colored paper at the Courier.
Notice is hereby given that on the the pictures, the organ far surpassed
355 M., red fir 480 M., white fir 70
throat.
Phone
<3.
Week days.______________
700 M.. NW 14 SW14 fir 400 M.. M., NEU SEU Pine 565 M., red 28th day of May. A. D., 1924. the
DOCTOR C. J. MOSER. Physician none of the timber on these tracts fir 390 M., white fir 65 M„ NWU said R. C. Thomas was duly adjudi­ all claims made for it. Miss Brown
FOR SALE-AUTOS
and Surgeon. X-ray work. Office to be sold for less than 81.7« per SEU Pine 340 M., red Hr 390 M., cated a Bankrupt, and that the first was encored repeatedly in her con­
phone 182. Res. 48-R.
____ M . T. 15 8.. R. 6 W . Sec 9. NEU white fir 30 M., SEU SEU Pine meeting of his creditors will be held cert numbers, which will form a
FOR SALE CHEAP—A auvon pus-
fir 920 M.. NWU SW U fir 165 M., red fir 790 M., white fir 65 in the office of the referee. George special feature during her stay here,
aonger Buick Six.. Good rubber. DR. RALPH W. STEARNS—Physi­ SWU
1620 M . SEU SWU fir 500 M., M., SWU SEU Pine 70 M., red fir H. Durham. Room 2 4, Opera House
cian add surgeon. Special atten­ SWU
Would consider trading for a
SWU fir 130° M.. cedar 25 835 M., white fir 65 M.. Sec. 19, Building. Grants Pass. Oregon, on which is hoped to be for several
Campzri. hunter», woodsmen. «nd other*
tion to surgery. Obstetrics and Di­ M., none
sinull car. Inquire at the Bon­
13th day of June, A. D., 1924. at months. The tone of the organ is
the timber on this sec­
should always have SANTfSEPHC with
fir the
seases ot women. Complete X-Ray tion to be of sold
NEU
NEU
Pl
”
6
40°
re
d
bonniere.
1 -
for less than 31.75 260 M., white fir 30 M., not to be 2 o'clock in the afternoon, at which wonderful and combined with the
them to prevent and give positive relief to
equipment. Dental X-Ray. Phones, per M.. for the fir
the said creditors may attend, acoustic effects of the theatre blends
and 31.00 per M„ sold for less than
., for time
home, 21-Y; office 21-J.
per
M.
FOR RENT
prove their claims, appoint a trus­
for the cedar. T. 28 8., R 12 W.,
the red fir, tee. examine the bankrupt, and trans­ into the picture to such an extent it |
pine, 31-50 per
W. F. RUTHERFORD—Manual Sec. 13. Lot 2. red fir 350 M., Sec. the
¿-ROOM HOUSE FOR RENT—20 1 DR.
and
31.00
per
M.
for
the
white
fir.
act such other business as may prop­ helps carry the audience into the
tberaputics. Office over Western 17 NEU NEU red fir 1240 M.,
South Third street. Call 517 H
Union. Res. 259-R: office 217-R. white fir 820 M.. cedar 50 M.. NW «4 T. 32 S.. R. 6 W., Sec. 17. NWU erly come before said meeting. Said spirit of the picture.
and all aim rash», chahng.
street. Tuffs Bldg., Tailor Shop
SEU pine 150 M., fir 445 M.. cedar
NEU red fir 740 M . white fir 450 20 M., not to be sold for less than Bankrupt must lie in attendance at
06lf
sunbum. v indbum. chapped
Claims
must
VETERINARY SURGEON M.. cedar 20 M.. SEU NEU red fir 32.50 per M.. for the pine and 31-25 said time and place,
lips. etc., a soothing lotion
I-e<l
in
Runaway
—
required
by
the
I
OFFICE ROOMS—2 nice rooms for DR. R. J. BESTUlx— Veterinarian. 2950 M.. white fir 1340 M.. cedar I per M. for the fir aud cedar. T. 18 be presented in form
for sore, tired feet.
Bankruptcy
Act
and
Tracy
Morgan,
a
lad
ot
about
11
sworn
to.
rent. Flauugun Bldg.
yl>,t
Residence 838 Washington boule­ 20 M., SWU NEU red fir 850 M., 8., R. 6 W., Sec. 5, SEU SEU Hr
GEORGE H. DURHAM,
years of age. was bruised and some-
white fir 490 M.. cedar 60 M.. 540 M., T. 30 S.. R. 12 W.. Sec. 29,
vard. Phone 398-R.
FOR RENT—-On« 3-room furnished
Referee in Bankruptcy.
spruce 40 M.. NEU SEU red fir NWU NWU Hr 16» M . white cedar
apartment, inquire 70S E St. 14 DR. R. B. GRIFFENHAGEN, Veter­ 2960 M.. white fir «00 M . hemlock
Dated: Grants 1 Pass, Oregon. wht burned from lieing dragged
170 M.. NEU NWU fir 250 M., Juue 2nd, 1924.
inarian. Office 7th and M St. 70 M . NW >4 RE *4 red fir 900 M., white
10 along the pavement today when the
cedar 65 M., none of the tim­
FRONT BEDROOM for rent—Gentle­
horse he was driving started to run CHICHESTER S PILLS
phone 191-R.
while
fir
4
40
M..
cedar
60
M.,
SE
14
ber on these tracts to be sold for
man preferred. «60 North Fourth*
away. The horse was httched to a V
THE »LAMVNM BRAMB.
▲
SE 14 rod fir 3900 M.. white fir 170 less than 32.00 per M. for the fir
VETERINARY
M.. cedar 20 M.. hemlock 70 M., and 37.00 per M. for the white ce­ I NOTICE OF BOND REDEMPTION light buggy and at the railroad
FOR RENT—Apartments ami rooms.
8W14 BE 14 red fir 1280 M.. white dar. T. 29 8.. R. 11 W.. Sec. 1. Lot
HOSPITALS
tracks became frightened. The boy
Dean Apartments, 515 North 6tli
fir 310 M. T. 17 S„ R. 7 W.. See. 3 red Hr 180 M., white cedar 150 M., j Notice is hereby given to owners
GRANTS .PASS VETERINARY 33. SEU NW 14 led fir 2100 M.. NEU SWU red fir 800 M., white i and holders of municipal city re­ held on to the lines until he got to
street.
_________________
LI
i
rr
HOSPITAL—Dr. R. B. Griffon- none of the timber an these sections
ynn »non •* Bot. ¡»fest. AlxnaxUWU
300 M., NWU SWU red Hr' funding bonds that at the semi-an­ the Truax corner when the horse,
hagen. Vet. Surgeon. Corner 7th to he sold tor less than 32.50 per cedar
SOLBBYWttXiOISISEVEWWIIERE
WANTED
320 M., white cedar 380 M.. Sec. 13, 1 nual interest payment period on the swerved, tipping the buggy over and
and M Sts. Phone 191-R.
M. for the red fir, 3.50 per M. for Lot 12, red fir 800 M., white cedar i 1st day of July, 1924, the City of sending the driver to the pavement.
WANTED—Furnished apartments,
Pass, Josephine County, Ore­
the white fir and hemlock, and 32.00 2 45 M.. red cedar 30 M.. white fir Grants
gon. will redeem the following out­ The single tree broke and the horse
2 or 3 rooms aud bath.
Write
per M. for the cedar anti spruce. T. 10 M.. Lot 13 red fir 620 M., white ■ standing
Redemption bonds, via., continued up the street with the lad
No. 835 car« Courier. _
13
27 8., - R ----------
12 W.,
" Sec. 35,
‘
------
NW 14 cedar 35 M., white fir 105 M., none bonds 1. city
Wliy not use h good majority
2, 3, I and 5. Said bonds hanging on. He skidded on his stom­
ot the timber on theso sections to I
NW
14
red
fir
625
M„
SE14
NW
14
WANTED—Woman to help with
of Hie money for your new
were issued and dated the 1st day
red fir 850 M.. SWU NW la red fir be sold for less than 31.50 per M. ! of
ach until about in front of Horning's
housework on ranch, Phono or
January. 1922.
home for better plumbing?
1850 M., NE14 SWU red fir 12&0 for the red fir and rod cedar. 87.00
writ« Mrs. Lawson, Anderson
where he managed to get free. With
Said
bonds
will
be
redeemed
at
the
14
The content and health of your
M., T. 31 8.. R. 12 “
W„ Sec. 7, NEU per M. tor the white cedar and 31.00 office of the City Treasurer of the
Ranch, via. Selma.___
the exception of a few scratches he
NE14 red fir 800 M . while cedar per M. for the white fir. T. 28 S., city
family are at stake. Jx-t us
of Grants Pass, Josephine Coun­ i was unhurt.
HUSKY, willing young man wants
300 M.. white fir 75 M. NWU R. I W., Sec. 35, NW'4 SWU Hr ty. Oregon,
demount
rule
our
superior
sup
­
on the 1st day of July,
work handling lumber, experienc­
NEU rod fir 285 M.. white cedar 375 M., not to be sold tor less than 1924, which is the time fixed for
plies and plumbing abilities.
i 600 M., white fir 200 M., red cedar 31.60 per M.
T. 36 8.. R. 8 W.,
ed. Van Childs, Kerby,
Kerby. Ore
Ore.
10
1"
EYE STRAIN? THIS HEEPS
such redemption and at the time at
50 M.. SE 14 NE'4 rod fir 420 M . Sec. 31. Lot 4, yellow pine 10 M., which interest shall be taken up aud
miscellaneous
white cedar J.20 M„ SW14 NEU red sugar pine 300 M.. fir 15 M., not to cancelled by virtue of the laws and
For strained eyes try simple cam­
fir 645 M., white cedar 270 M.. be sold for less than $3.08 per M. acts providing for issuing of such phor. hydrastis, witchhaiel, etc., as
WILL BUY — For cash, household
Plumbing and Heating
NEU NW 14 rod fir 1150 M. white for th« pine and 31 »0 per M. for bond*.
mixed in Lavoptik eye wash. One
goods. Urge or small lots. C. F.
WILLIAM SPRY
cedar 450 M., white fir 250 M., red the tir.
3 4-It
Dated at Grants Pass. Oregon, this small bottle helps any case weak,
Bl 2 H Nt.
Phone 800
T. Co. Fon« 139-R._____
Commissioner. General Land Office 31st
cedar 25 M„ SEI» NWU rod fir
day of May. 1924.
strained or sore eyes. It will sur­
900 M.. white cedar 175 M., white
FOR FIRE Extinguishers and refill
G. P. JESTER.
prise you. Aluminum eye cup free.
Writing paper at toe Courier.
fir 50 M„ red cedar 50 M.. Lot 1
fluid aee Geo. 8. Barton, Granta
City Treasurer.
National Drug Store.
Pass, Oregon._ ___________
PIANOS TUNED—Have your piano
tuned while Mr. C. W. Kienle, of
Port land, ia on his regular trip to
GruntH 1’asH.
Phone llowell'H
, HE SMAÇ
WELL, WMAT AQE '03U
02tr
Music Store. 126-J
DOYLES
Americans Aid. Eastern Europe to Settle
Memel Problem, Old
to War;
Davis Credits Peace Victory to League
Pleated Skirts $5.45
$5.45
Classified Advertising
G. A. BRYAN
AW, WHAT’S THE USE
reallx
MARCELLING 60c—Opera House
Building, Room 26._____
"HEAVY SERVICE"— Bicycle stolen
from Rivoli theater Wednesday
temoon during matinee. Any
formation will be appreciated
Kenneth Robinson, 412 D St.,
phone it!' L.
BUILDING
CONTRACTORS
HARPER & SON—Building contrac­
tors. Shop work, furniture crating.
Shop 417 O St., Phono 142-J
FOR TRADE
WILL TRADE iiHalfa hay lor posts
and fir poles. Con Schaefers, Rd. 2.
so
HANDSOME /
KICKING
I' m mot
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