Tl IIHDIY. JI XI! 17. 1021.
Body I n Brought Home—
The body of Orvul Swan, the 14-
year-old son of Henry Swan of Jer­
ome Prairie, wus brought to Grants
Pass Monday night. The boy hud
been ut the Shrine hospital. at Port­
land, for the peat two months suffer­
ing from egnear of the bone. till
bls arrival in Portland it win evi­
dent that there wus no powHlbllity of
recovery und everything possible
was done to relieve the puln. the
amputation of the affected left leg
being neci-Hsury. Mr. Hwmi, the fath­
er, wbh at the boapltul constantly
with his son, and two brothers were
there »ev>-rul time«. The young man
Is survived by his father, three
brother« and two «later». The fu-
neral arrangement« huve not yet
been completed.
DOYLE’S
(Jrauta Pasa, Oregon
LADIES’ SLIP ON SWEATERS
Special $3.25
Colored paper at the Courier.
■a—a
D O Y
FOR RENT
OFFICE ROOMS—2 nice rooms for i
rent. Fianugau Bldg.
Oltf
$1
$1.25 Knitted
siz.i ;s
all
$1.00
Brassière,
$1.00
$1.35 Chinese Parasols
| $1.98 Gingham House Dresses
No sensible person will continue I
to suffer from dangerous swollen
veins or bunches when the new pow- !
erful, yet harmless germicide called !
Emerald Oil can readily be obtain at t
Couch's Pharmacy. Mail orders ac-1
cepted.
Ask for a two-ounce original bot- '
tie of Emerald Oil (tall strength) 1
and refuse substitutes. Use as di- ;
reeled and in a few days improve­
ment will be noticed, then continue
LOST
until the swollen veins are reduced
LOST— North side of Grants Pass, to normal. It is guaranteed and is
black leather grip. Flutter leave bo powerful that it also reduced en­
at Courier office
23 larged gland», goitres and wens.
miscellaneous
$1.00
PHYSICIANS AND
SURGEONS
25c Bath Towels, 5 for............. $1.00
33c Ladies’ Extra Size Vests, 4
tor
$l.ov
VETERINARY
HOSPITALS
59c to 751- 1 IliilliolMl tc Gloves,
2 pajrs
$100
, ... ..
nn
•>»<• and 65c I mon Suits, 2 for.. $1.00
35c Ladies’ Knit Bloomers, 4
<*. nn mr
$8 Order
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15-in. Pillow Tubing, 3 yds for $1.00
REAL ESTATE
SELLNG OUT RANCHES at bargain
prices, 5 and 10 year«' time
Ranch«« for rent and exchange.
Gold Ray Realty Company, Med­
ford. Oregon.
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FOR SALK—*00 acre Irrigated
ranch bordering river and high­
way. 2 miles from Granta Pass.
Sacrifice at *10.000 on 10 years
Urao, *1000 per year, 6 per cent
Interest. Gold Ray Realty Co.,
Medford. Oregon.
6ltf
FOR SALE—By Croaccnt City Realty
Company. A good dairy ranch of
158 aero« in Smith River valley,
Pel Norto Couuty. one hundred
acres plow land, 25 dairy cows, 1
bull. 6 yearlings, 10 calve», 3
work horses anil harnesses, 2
_____ plow,
__ _ harrows,
----- • mowing
wagons,
machine,"hsy fork, track, car.
topes und pulleys for filling burns
with buy und ull the nocessary im­
plements anil tools tor a first class
dairy ranch. 1 lurty tuns of liny
goes with the ranch. Two burn»
with total rapacity of 100 tons of
hay worth *1.000. Now modern
«even room dwelling, fireplace,
bath, water piped from llvlug
spring and up to date In every par­
ticular, worth ut leant *7,000.
Small orchard on the place. Four
miles from tho town of Smith
River and eleven mile« from C ros-
cent City. Price of ranfli with
stock, tools and Implements, com­
plete *21,000, on easy terms, in­
terest on deferred payment» at 6
per cent.
TEN ACRE RANCH, ull level
plow lutili with house and small •,
85c ( 'liiklren’s
Gingham dresses,
'• i'oi-
!
, ■—
(’hihlrens
,
Gingham
Guernsey 1 Dairy Cows—Northwest fair
prize winners—425 to 525 pound test
TUBERCULIN TESTED
GRANTS PASS VETERINARY
HOSPITAL — Dr. R. B. Gnffen-
hageu, Vet. Surgeon. Corner 7th
aud M Sts. Phone 191-R.
EXPERIENCE AND GUARANTEE
AS a rectal specialist I have yet to tre. t
the case of Pile» that will not give
way to my non-surgical treatment.
Hence, my unqualified GUARAN1 EE
of CURE or FEE REFUNDED.
My «Mutant» are the most skillful to be
found; my new ctfices in my own new
building, the largest and best equipped;
my own new hotel,which adjoins, is con­
venient and comfortable for out of town
patients who come to me from many
states and Canada for
rectal and colon treat­
ments.
00
r,
<»o nn
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i.
on EverY $8.00 Purchase
burn, loss than three miles from
Crescent City, $2,000.
This is
good dairy land, not a stump on
the place.
City is a growing town and
will do well to invest here,
above sub-division is within a
mile of one of the best tracts of
redwood timber in the world on
one side and is within a mile from
Crescent City bay on the other
side. Never hot. never cold.
Cull on or address
CRESCENT CITY REALTY CO.
Crescent City, California 36
TWENTY ACRE RANCH all level
plow land, house and barn. 2 ’,i FOR SALE—40 «cress river bottom
miloH from Crescent City, *3500. I land, one-half mile from Kerby,
This is good dairy land.
Oro., 8 acres clear, can be watered
cheap, 25 of 40 can be cultivated.
ONE HUNDRED ACRES under
Call ou or write owner for wo can
plow, 3 miles from Crescent City,
deal. Robert Inks, Kerby, Ore­
railroad on one side, county roud
gon.
37
on the other side, >* mile from
state highway, barn on place *15.- FOR SALE
acres on East D st.,
000. This ranch slopes gently to­
improved.
House, outbuildings,
ward tho ocean and is less than
family orchard, under ditch. In­
a half mile from Crescent City
quire 712
B St.
23
bay. Terms: Six.tliousaud dui­
lars cash and balance on limo ni
6 por cent.
WANTED
in
THREE HUNDRED LOTS
Ocean View Tract No. 1, two miles
from Crescent City, at *10 each
on monthly pnyments. Good land
und fiue marine view. Crescent
DR. R. J. BESTUL—Veterinarian.
Residence 838 Washington boule­
vard. Phone 398-R.
DR. K. B. GRIFFENHAGEN, Veter­
inarian. Office 7th and M St.
phone 191-K. J
FOLEY PILLS REACHED ...............
................................ Ty-E SORE SPOT
Mrs. Ellen Relghard. South Fork, I
Pa., writes: "I had been suffering
with my kidueys aud untiling seemed
to touch the aching spot until 1 pro­
cured FOLEY PILLS, with wonder­
ful results." FOLEY PlLI-S, a di­
uretic stimulant for the kidneys,
gently and thoroughly flush and
cleanse the kidneys and help to elim­
inate poisonous waste matter. Try
a bottle today and you will be well
pleased with the relief obtained. The
use of FOLEY PILLS increases kid­
ney activity.—Couch's Pharmacy.adv
CITY TREASURER'S NOTICE
There are funds in the city treas­
ury to redeem all warrants drawn on
the general fund numbered 16880 to
16962 inclusive. Interest will cease
after June 17tli, 1924.
Dated at Grants Pass, Oregon,
Juue 17th, 1924.
G. P. JESTER
WANTED — Fraternal
insurance
City Treasurer. 25
deputies for Medford, Klamath.
Roseburg und Coos Buy. Good
Otte person out of every 176 ow
contract. Everett Brown. Disi.
a car in France.
Field Manager, phono 354-R.
WHAT’S THE USE
200 purebred Berkshire Hogs at pork prices.
Send today for say FREE
Uiaatraled book.
These prices will never be repeated in Josephine
County.
DEAN, M.D. Inc
- OT»O<nt COURT HOUSE
D OREGON
RAPCO
J. W. Gayetty
General Foundry and
Machine Work
Dtetributor for Cunningham
Fly Wheel starter gears for all
makes of cars.
West F St. Grants Pass
MINE AND MILL
SUPPLIES
Machinery and
Heavy Hardware
P. S. WOODIN
511 H St.
Phone 42
See Them at River Banks Farm
WHIN
VETERINARY SURGEON
Classified Advertising
FRESH EGGS—From River Heights
Poultry Furm. Sterilii, graded,
Anted, at the Truax Grocery. *2tf
FOR SALE—Span of mules, guaran­
teed to work any place, single or
double, also harness. *135 cash
tor quick Bale. Frank Leone.
.1 <’I'< < 111*' 1’rnllle
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INSTRUCTION IN MUSIC
PIANO SCHOOL FOR BEGINNERS
—Hallie Coleman Calvert, 511
North Fourth street. Afflllateu
leu cuer National Academy ol
Music. Carnegie Hall, New York..
PROGRESSIVE PIANO SCHOOL-^-
Clara Tuttle Fenton, 613 A. Street.
Statu Accredited Teacher.
Burrowus Kindergarten Course,
Mrs. J. J. Hansen, Accredited, 515
South Fifth Street.
19c Ladies Sleeveless Vests, 6
for
$1.00
on every
FOR SALE
The City Auditor will receive seal­
ed bids at the City Hall, up to Thurs­
day, July 3rd, at 7 o'clock p. m. for
27 tier of wood 24 Inches long and
from 8 to 15 inches in diameter, also
3 tier of wood 16 inches long, all to
be of dry body fir, delivered at the
shed in the rear of the City Hall,
Grants Pass. Oregon, on or before
September 1st, 1924.
HARPER & SON—Building contrac­
tors. Shop work, lurniture crating.
Hhop «17 G SI.. Phone 142-J.
$1.00
$1 Off
$1 00
Now on Sale
At Exceptionally Low Prices
WOOD Bins WANTED
WILL BUY — For cash, household
goods, large or small lots. C. F.
T. Co. Fone 189-It.
34-tf
FOR FIRE Extinguisher« and refill
fluid see Geo. S. Barton, Grants
Paw, Oregon.
48tf
PIANOS TUNED—Have your piano
tuned while Mr. C. W. Kienle, of
Portland, 1» ou bis regular trip to
Grant» Pass.
Phone Rowell's
Music Store. 126-J
C. B. MARKS, M. D., Practice limited
to diseases of eye, ear. nose and
throat. Phone 63.
DOCTOR C. J. MOSER, Physician
and Surgeon. X-ray work. Office
phone 182; Res. 48-R. ________
DR. RALPH W. STEARNS—Phyai-
cUu and surgeon. Special atten­
tion to surgery. Obstetrics and Di­
seases of women. Complete X-Ray
equipment. Dental X-Ray. Phone«,
home, 21-Y; office 81-J.________
DR. W. F. RUTHERFORD—Manual
tberapUtica. Office over Western
Union. Kes. 259-K; office 217-R.
DR. A. A. McBRIEN, Physician and
surgeon. Obstetrics, diseases of
women, and children. All chronic
diseases treated without the knife.
Phone 262-Y or 275-R.
15c Huck Towels, 9 for........
RIVER BANKS
Purebred
Stock
4-ROOM COTTAGE For rent, furn­
ished, water, 310 Foundry St., In­
quire 208 Foundry St.
JS3
FOR RENT— A five room houao.
corner third and C street. Rent
25
820. Inquire €09 A St.
BRICK BUILDING next to Riley
Meier Motor Co. for rent, vacant
or furnished with equipment for
battery and electrical work. See
or write H. H. Allyn.
27
G. A. BRYAN—The Plumber,
sanitary plumbing anil healing.
Skilled labor only employed. We
guarantee our work. Phone 106.
Hl H Street.
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$1.00
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I
PLUMBING
Wednesday, June 18th
69c 9-4 Sheeting,
2 yanta for
$1.00
VARICOSE VEINS
ARE QUICKLY REBOCEO
BUILDING
CONTRACTORS
DAY BARGAINS
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PAGE FIVE
ítRINTR PAMH DULY (WBItR
Why not use a good majority
of the money for your new
home for better plumbing?
The content aud health of your
family are at stake. Let us
demonstrate our superior sup­
plies and plumbing abilities.
G. A. BRYAN
Plumbing anil Heating
512 II St.
Phone 30«
Oxygen Blowpipe Used
for Breaking Up Metal
The breaking np of large, solid
masses of Iron or steel, for the pur­
pose of remelting, has heretofore been
such a slow and costly operation as
to be seldom Indulged in. and many
blocks of metal of this kind have
therefore been abandoned as worse
than worthless. The oxygen blowpipe,
a cheap and simple apparatus and
quick In operation, has wonderfully
changed all this, says the Compressed
Air magazine.
| For example, we can hare a cylin­
drical mass of metal, technically
known as a “ladle set.” more than »lx
feet in diameter, of equal length, and
weighing more than forty-five tons. A
most hopeless case. A long piece of
one-quarter-inch iron pipe 1» connect­
ed by flexible hose with a "bottle” of
oxygen. The free end of the pipe la
made red hot and the oxygen slowly
and carefully turned on. The end of
the pipe begins to burn with Intense
heat and when thrust against the block
It begins to bore a hole right into the
mass to a depth of three feet or more.
The hole will be, say. an inch in diam­
eter, and the molten metal will flow
out of it In a little stream. In this
way a considerable number of holes
are quickly burned. These are charged
with gelignite and fired all at once
after the block has been placed In a
special pit.
Thus is obtained a mass of piece«
that are generally as small as re-
quire d.
The energy supplied by a giant
steam turbine generator equate the
work of 5,400,000 men in three
eight-hour shifts.
A plant under construction at
Elizabeth. La., will produce 20 tons
of paper pulp per day.
ST ilu , Ll22, T
voanx
MUCH -HE
SEZ I VOULT>N’ t
\ZA<»N'r <So GOOD To
DEQ. "TIMES
You - FLtMEMBEQ,
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V0T HE
USED 1b BEAT YOU - VEIL. 3>0 n ‘T V0RR.T
HE’LL SUFFEO,
UNO
GEBiZZLE FOR. DOT
IF
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Sales books—Courier office.
PIPE
Standard water pip* and
»crew casing, for every pur»
Kne; also valves and fittings,
th new and re-manufactured.
All material tested under pras­
sure and guaranteed. immedi.
ate delivery. Money saving
prices.
G. WEISSBAUM & CO.
109 11th St. San Francisco
NEVER EE WITHOUT IT for it
immediately eases sudden, severe,
colicky pains and cramps in stomach
and bowels, deadly nausea and weak­
ening diarrhoea. For children and
grown-up use
CHAMBERLAIN’S
COLIC and DIARRHOEA
REMEDY
A very neceMary home remedy.
How Sweet of Violet
By L. F. Van Zelm
c WeiUru Nvwvpeper Uaioa
B ut
Like Time and Tide
An elderly woman, who lias lived
most of her life at Franklin, but who
now lives with a son at Chicago, ha«
been obtaining much enjoyment from
his radio receiving set.
• Early every morning she tune« tn,
and listens to programs of music,
weather forecasts, and other such mat­
ter thrust over the broadcasters. Re­
cently she tuned into a station that
was broadcasting recipes, One of
the recipes started out as if It might
be good.
“Just wait a minute, will JO«. till
I get pencil and paper?” she asked.
When she came to a moment later the
station was signing off.— Indianapolis
New«.
R ight
■HOU kNO*, MftS
FEDDERWEAD , I YuST
C ouldn ' t help
’ sympathetic
bein '