Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, August 25, 1924, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textan yy-n ri* Classified Advertising MISCELLANEOUS FOB SALE BETTER FRITTO—At Tha Truax FOR mtE Extinguishers Mod refill (Mocery. _ •__ 2« iiuM see Geo. 8. Barton, Grants Paes, Oregon. 4 8lf FOR HALE —Clean common brick, 113 per M. at high school._____ if. PIAN'OH TUNED—Have your plauo tuned while Mr. C. W. Kienle, of EARLY CRA8AFORD KA CHES de Pori la tul, Is on Ms regular trip to livered Phen« after ?:30 p. tn . Orants Pass. Phoue Rowall'a M0-F-14. »3 Music Btora, 126-J. 57tf FIRST GRADE oat and vetch hay. BEW4NU MAC411NEH soM, rented, □•led. 117.00 per ton at barn. exchanged, repaired. Hluger Store, IMmmick ranch, one mile weal. 81 103 North BUth. 7Mtf FOR HALE—Vlctrula, good as n«w. 1BO records, price »76.1MI. Boa INSTRUCTION IN MU810 34, Takilma. Ore. 21 PlATO SCHOOL FOR BEOINNERH —Hattie Coleman Calvert, 611 FOR SALE—8 h. p. upright boUsv. North Fourth. Btrnnt. . Affiliated at your own price. Wardrobe teadbar National Academy of Gleaners. 81 Music. Carnegie Hall, New York. FOR SALE—Black berries, deliver BUILDING ed 11.36 per crate. or pick for half. 726 North Tenth Ht. 83 CONTRACTORS .MILK FOR BALE-D.rttvwred mora HARPER A BON -Building can Irse lags and wwutege West Jordan lo»» Shop work, furniture crating. afreet. Phone 334 J. 62 Shop 417 G Ht., Phoue 142-J. OUT WOOD FOK SALE- Tine PLUMBING 82 52; Ttr 23.06. Jadk Loinion. Hoi 640. Grants Pass.________ 01 G. A. BRYAN — The Plumber. For sanitary plumbing and hratiug. FOR HALE—One pair waders and Skilled labor only employed. We beots, also hip boots for netting, guarantee our work. Phone 306 oh« rod and line. Phone 34-J. 15 bl2 H »treat. tf ELBEflTA CANNINO TKACHES— VETERINARY Al C. E. Logsdon's, north city limits aud Pacific highway, 24 HOSPITALS FOR HALE Fresh cow with calf. 8 PA8S VETERINARY Peter Olson, phone 500-H-2. 8« Dr. R. B. Grlffen- SQUARE DEAX MARKET ¡Bt»«k Hurgeon. Cornar 7th and, «rater melons. Bertlet _ pean Sta. Phon« 191-R. for'canning 75e • box. Apples, lima beans, pepper«, potato*«, to VETERINARY 8URGE0N matoes. carrots, squash, plume A Alberts. North Sixth, second irnlt DR It. 3. HESTt'L—Veterinarian. Mund cm htglrway II Residence 838 Washington Boule vard. Phone I »8-R. FRUIT JAKS FOR SA1JÙ—Good ones, at forty cent« per doseu. UK. K. B. ORIF FEN1IAUEN, Veter Call 1071 East A lit. 81 inarian. Office 7th aud M St., Phone 191-R. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ COMING EVENT* Sunburn wind burn fl 7 FOB RENT Füll KENT—4 acres in city limits, with 6-roem furnished house, garage, large poultry house. 1c. Also 200 White Leghorn bens for sale. «21 Weal G St. ______ «1 NICELY FLRNMHED—Frent room with board to ono or two people. Private borne. 710 J Street.___ 83 FOR KENT7—One ntcnly frunlshcd apartment, snd also H<ht house keeping rooms suitable for high school girls or teachufa. 2io A street. «6 WANTED WANTED TO RENT—Warm bouse with family orchard aud place for cow. Rout not over 23<». Not oter oue mllo from town. Address M th . E. A. Llewollyu, 107« North Ninth Ht.________________ «1 WANTED—Homo for six year <»td boy, preferably where father could also have room and tewrd. Ad dress 667 cere Courier. 83 WANTED TO MUY—Bawnd band steel traps. Harry Powers, «24 Jordeu Mt.,, m Rd. ,3. ?• 8.» WANTED—Boys to deliver Oregon ians Call at 31b South Ninth St., or telephono 309-Y. SOtf NINE AND NILL SUPPLIES P. 8. WOODIN ritolte «8 SU M Bt LOST—A Conklin fountain pen with gold band and ring, Sitttrrdsy night. Please louve ut Courier office. 63tf EACH SHARE Aug. 10, Saturday I'omoUu Grange' London, Aug 25. — (A. J*.)—, meats with Deer Creek grange. Chances are that the Lusitania, sunk Aug. 8«. Saturday—Cooked food sale»* the Irish coast by a German tor- by Daughters of Veterans at Tem pedo In Muy 191«. never will be r a hied. according to David Masters, ple Murket. Paas city “ “th,,r *’* • book wMch dewrlbes Hept. 15, .Monday- Grants | the wonders of salvage schools open The sheer weight of the sea, the Rapt. 16( SlondMV - Miss Telford's writer point« out, quickly obliter kindergarten opens. Sept. 1«. 17, 18, 19, Tuesday, Wed ates man’s handiwork, and the Lo*i- .tanla pro Im hly ceaead to l»e a ship nesday, Tl>UNd«y, Friday — Jose phine County fair at Granta Fess. years ago. It Ft extremely likely Hept. 18. Thursday Dally Courier lliat the tremendous pressure to which aha was wuh)acted at tit* depth Bargain Day.. Of 2«8 feet long ago crushed her flat, he says. About Anta The litter's 30-ton safe, full of Among certain unta the nnt liiria valuables, would be strong enough, fall Into de<py sn<| degenerate females one might think, to resist the pres ar« produced when lite paru alt es from sure of the san; but «wen mt aMmces which the anta obtain their intoxicants of salvaging the safe alone from the become vary numerous. liner's strong room do not appeal to , the writer as being worth Ute risk. Early Ute of Lard Score« of sebessen have been pro Till after the first qtisrtrr of the pounded for salving th«' Lusitania »Nineteenth eentury. century, bird wee only An American has proposed to use a used for culinary purpose« ling a( Hi« submarine which would fire torpe bese tn various iJniinents. does through the hull. Each tor pedo would carry a steel cable. When Printing ttot pii Courier. sufficient cables bad been fired they would be picked up on tile other side, brought to the surface, and the wreck lifted from the depth. Ex perts say this ingenious ‘scheme is simple in theory, but impracticable, aud that the Lusitania remains, and is likely to remain, where she sunk more than uine years ago. is a diversified investment l-arge investors look for a diversified field What about the smaller investor —the man or woman who seeks the same safety for a few hun dred dollars in idle cash, or from five to fifty dollars • month? 7.14% from POWER The California Oregon Power Company 7% Pre ferred Stock (yielding 7.14% at its present price of $98 a share > earns its dividends from widely di versified sources. Its income of nearly a million and a half a year comes from many thousand homes and establish ments in Oregon and California. Hydro-electric power from its 9 power plants supplies the needs of mills, mines, farms, factories, industries and stores of every kind. Copco electricity lights the lamps of your home, of your neighbor’s, and of thousands of other homes you’ve never seen. 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NHc Wheat. hard white __ ..............81.45 Wheat, Western red ... ____ 41.24 Butterfart, Grants Paas _____ ...... 4 2e 37c e 38c Portland butterfat ............ 46»4e Butterfat, 8. F. ... Apples—Per box. ( alIf. araven- 19 MONTHS to PAY For information as to how you can buy Copco 7% Preferred Stock on payments as low as $5 a month, ask any member of our organization, or clip and mail this coupon—today. THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY Offices: Roseburg OREGON Medford Grants Paas Klamath Falls CALIFORNIA Y ceka Dunsmuir THE CALIFORNIA OREGON PQWER COMPANY MEDFORD. OREGON Ask any member of our organization another great 3 DAY VACATION Sat urdaif'Sunday 'Monday going away to your favorite playground Southern Pacific low roundtrip fares present alluring posrilvibtic« for a joyous holiday. Suggestions Newport Tillamook Coot Hag bracket Oregon Cavee Crater Lake Dvlightful mountain rotarle Take the family on a holiday journey. Your trip via Southern Pacific will be surprisingly inex pensive and convenient. For full information, communicate oath J. M. Isham, Agent Phone 225 Southern Pacific — or mail this coupon —todsj! steins, 21.50-21.75; Oregon Graven- steins. im«rapped, 21.00-21.25; red Graveutseins. 23. Bunched Vegetables — Per dox. hunches, carrots, beets, turnips, 35c: onions, 30-35c; radishes, 40c; car rots, turnips, sacked, 3%-4c per lb. Cabbage—Local per lb.. crated, 2’4c-454c; red cabbage, 4c-5c. Cantaloupes — Standards, best »2.00; many low as »1.50; flats »Se ll. Wash. Ore. Standards, . ¡Burrell Gems. 22.-22.50, flats all. muskinrl- ons, S c -. j 'A c per lb. Melons—Calif, water melons, per U'. l%->2^»c; oasabas, 3c; honey dews 2Hc-&; Persian aud Santa Claus. 5c per lb. Onions—Per cwt. Walla Walla Yellow Gioite». «2.25-|2 65. 1 Peaches—Per box. Lovells. »1.20; Yakima and The Dalles Elbertas, »1.30-11.40. Potatoes, local, per cwt. »1 Ro ll. 75; Idaho Hurals, »1.75-21.85; Yakima Gems. 22. Pears -Bartletts. Orc., Calif., fan cy, 23.50-22.75; bulk, 5c per lb. Tomatoes—The Dalles, »1.25-51.- 35. Eggs extra, 39c; lsts, 37c; pul lets, 31c. WHAT’S THE USE ""I * " T hat '4 MiOHTY INTERESTIN ü ISN'T IT / WANT» - SITUATIONS MAMEB—Mork <w> farm man and fsmlly by nrmrtb nt year mhi etperlenced In farpiing and fruit growing tirito j¡o. «69 rare t'ouHet. Is-' PAOK TH R KE * ; LUSITANA NOT TO BE RAISES BEAL ESTATE FHY8ICIANS AND SEUaN’G OUT RAKtCilEH at bargain price«. A aad 10 years' lima, BURGEONS ltaachan for rail «nd eccbanga. < DOCTOR C. J. MOHEK. Physician Gold Kay Realty yMmpau»’, Med- aad Surgeon. X-ray work. Office _ fwd. Oregon.______________ phone 182; Re«. 92. FOK SALE — 300 acre Irrigated DR RALPH W. 8TBARN8 Physi ranch «or he ring rivar and high cian and surgeon. Special atten way, 3 miles from Grants Pass. tion to surgery. Obstetrics and Di- Sacrrlfica at 2*10,01*0 on 10 years aaasae of women. Complete X-Ray IV per year, 6 per cent Ume, |loot) equipment. Dental X-dlay. Phones, Gold lMCTest. “ " Ray JUalty Co . home, 31-Y; office 21-J. »regal.«lit Madford, <>regc_ FUJI FRt'lTlJLND, FARM aud Tlm- DR. W. F. RUTHERFORD Manual Office ope» ' Wqwtvra- tharaputlca. C bmftand. Saa* 11. B. Hendricks, office A17-R. i nion. Key. 2U-R; 26« Crny, Office over "Bonbonniare". Corner Sixth and “B" streets. «7 DR. A. A. McBRIKN. Physician and surgeon. Obstetrics, diseases of FOR SALE—On account of failing women, and children. All chronic health, 1 am offering Cherry diueaaee treated without the knife. Glade Orchard for sale. If inter Phohe 1««-T Of 275-R. ested, call on or address Thomas Ahern. Hugo. Oregon K«tf HTRMNdrHKNM R hblK E12CS TOO MVCR I o handle, will sell 1«U Old JuslUoaacl adllon ol simple asses with free water st I lo. 00 par acre, luqulre 613 W. Rogue camphor, bydrastls, wiuhhazel, etc., lllver Ave., or white P. O. Box a« mixed in Lavoptlk eye wash, 81 strengthens «J* aud relieve« any 624, Grants Paas, Ore. case weak, sore or strained eyes FOR SALE—Modern five-room acts surprisingly quick. Aluminum homo. Priced to sell. Easy terms. eye cup free.—National Drug Store Apply 736 North Third. 21 . 24 5. 1«. 15. OR 27 ACRES, well Im proved, «Italia, clover, 6 acres bartlett pears, berries, all Irrigat ed. Three blocks from pavement. Peter Olson, phone 5UU-R-2. 86 FOR SALE—Strictly modern bunga low. completely furnished, has basement with cement floor, also garage, good sited lot with plen ty of shade and lawn, b minutes' walk from postofflca. Price |28VU. »11bO down, balance In monthly payments. Phone 285-J or cull at 101 West D street. 8b 1X1R SALE—Real farm. 21 acres ri ver bottom; 4 acres upland; un limited «atrr-rlgbt; 5-room house. 2 barns,. 2 good walls, 50 tons hay. alfalfa ready to cut, 15« aka spuds. 400 bu. corn, heavy team, cattle, bogs, poultry, farm mach’y. Farm CHICHESTER S PILLS price »8,500. »3,700 of personal tur »lAMewn ukanik a properly thrown In. H. B. Hend ricks, office over Bonbonniere, Corner 6 and G streets. City. 86 FOIl HALE—40-«cre relinquishment W* T*TOkoow*A« Briit.Mf«»!.Always Kdlta’ l« under ditch. Rd. 1, Box 4. 85 duly Miu«H MX GREAT =? GrtANDVATHttl 1 OMErt IN OAK MILL, NEW '«Ck| HUHS y forge vaqt of \ T hat chaw S , VAtyrq of T wat tweet haw C hain IN L0T% OF DtFFOO- BNT »tace«» Please send me full information about your 7% Preferred Stock and special partial payment plan. Name__ cAddresa SHEET METAL WORK If you arc building you need sheet metal work. lx-t me give you esti mates on your requirement«. I prob ably will be able to give you valu able advice. Anything in tin work. W. R. RANNIE Bit R Street Oregon Sampling & Testing Works (Not Incorporated) HENRY M. laxe ASTER Engineer ORLANDO J. 1IENSTON Chemist A limited imount of eornnervial chemical analysis und tiro assay* tug will be doue, Schedule of charges now being prepared, will bo furnished upon request. SOI West F Street PERMANENT OFFICE (■rants Pass, Oregon Telephone W7 / Mebbe Felix Was the Missing Link IF You MUdT ÍFRlHO a JOKEj FOCI HEAVB m S “SAKS , TOY Tw B e Motte ’S ubtle about it /