Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, September 15, 1924, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY. HKJTPaniKR LT, 11*24 QUANTI Classified Advertising FOR BALE LOST BETTER FRUITS—At Ths Truax LUNT—A Conklin fountain pen with Grocery. 3S gold band and ring, Saturday »'oil SALE Clean common brick. >13 per M. at high ax heul tf MILK FOR MALE —Delivered mora lugs uud uvuulngs. West Jordau siiixil l'huue 326-J. 63 night. office. l’louse leave at Courier 6311 LOST — 9x12 graaa rug between Grants Pass und the dam. Liberal reward. 710 J Ct. Mrs. Georg« TelhnCbw. 98 DRY WOOD rUH BALE— Pine M1B0KLULNK0U8 63.OU, fir |3.UU. Jacs Luuuou, Dux 66U, (irania Pinta. U4 FOR FIRM Extinguisher» »nd refill fluid «ce Geo. 8. Barton, Granta Paas, Oregon. 48it THK JORDAN NURSERY Home In stitution. Place your order with' PIANOB TUNED—Have your piano us now fur full planting. Remem luuud while Mr. O. W. Kienle, ot ber uur stock la cuuiplote, thor i*ortlaud, la uu hia regular trip to oughly acclimated—Walnut, Fil Grants Paas. Phono Rowell'» bert, Apple, Pear, Peach, Plum, Music Store, 126-J. 67tf Prune, Cherry and Apricot trees. Thousands of grape vines and SEWING MACHINES «old, rented, largest slock ot Gladioli bulbs iu * exchanged, repaired. Singer Store, Oregon. Notice! wu otter 10 per 103 North Sixth. 78tf cent off on all orders given before HENRY M. I.ANCA8TER, Mining Oct. llith. Thu J or duu Nursery al Engiueur, 2U4 West F Kt., Granta North 1 until. Grants 1'aas, Ore. 16 l'aaa, Oregon. FOR BALE — Female fox terrier. Also furniture. Rd. 1, box 3VA. Foil SALE — Gold placer mine rich R. D. Howard, Big Bar, M. E. WlsMuan, »8 Calif. 100 FOR BALE—Cheap, 3'4 ton <1. M. POULTRY C. truck.. Good aiiapv. Guud ■ lires. R. H. U'ox^jU lull dale, Oru. 98 FOR HA1J2--100 white leghorn pul FOR 8AIJ5 1 highgradu Jersey ; lets, 5Uc and 75c apiece. A. M. Hammond, west of town by grange cow cheap. 41. h>. Caln, % mDu ' ball. Phone 609F11. 01 uurth ul Murphy. »9 TO THE HI TDK Ilf HERB OF THE CAPITAI. H'fdM K O|. TIIE ELM - THK HILI KE, DRILL AND HAM- MEH < «'M FAN Y : You. and each of you. ure hereby notified that the fifty per cunt of the capital stock of ths Klectric Brake, Drill and Hammer Couipuuy has been subscribed, and that a meet ing of the suliscriberi of said capital stock of said company will be held at ths Maces bee Hall. In th« City ot llos«burg, Oregon, on Monday, the 16th day of September, 1924, at 7:30 o'clock p. m. of said day, for the purpose of electing a Board of Direc tors, adopting By-Laws, and perfect ing mi organisation, and tor the transaction ot such other buslntwa as may I m - dramied nucuaaary and may be legally done at such meeting of the stockholder«. Dated thia 12th day of August, 1924. F H. CHURCHILL .. JOHN HANKS. LOUIS KOULHAGEN, Incorporators. PAHS DAILY OOURDEB PACK FIVR 7 WRIGLEYS I Alfter every meal SI Easy Wisdom! /Sealed in its Purity Package I Here’s a simple rule for learning ul*out everything modern EYE HTNA1N? THIS 11 El J’S For strained eyes try simple cam phor, hydrastls, witchhaxel, etc., as mixed in Lavoptlk eye wash. One small bottle helps any case weak, strained or sore eyes. It will sur prise you. Aluminum eye cup free. National Drug Store. All you need <lo is turn a few illustrated pages and run your eye over entertaining reading. Yon glean all the facts you must cope with daily. How to dress correctly, furnish your home, pre- pare and serve food, maintain health, recognize the best in music, literature, art; enjoy ingenuities that make life easy and pleasant. Intimate news in advertisements touch every modern phase. Their friendly chats interest, assist. As sharer in modern com forts. vou can’t afford to miss them. Since vuu but anvwav, why not buv the best? 22 FOR SALE- 1U0 acres. Hmail pay-! UvalKUUTXUM IN MUSIC ruent, balance easy lertu«. V mile« PIANO SCHOOL FOR BEGINNERS ii iiiaula l’a«« ou F m I —Hattie Coleman Calvert, 611 Highway. Call al hquau or write North Fourth Street. Affiliated ltd. No. 1, Dux 3UA, Ursula l’as». teacher National Academy ot M. E. Wise man. 18 Musky__ Carnegie Hall, New York. Foli SALE—kit aerea, 40 funced, SCHOOL OF MUSIC- Fall semester croas-fancud, Ih cleared, 6 acrus opens Sopt. 16, 1924. State Ac tokay grapea 1 yuar md. Se ulaau- credited Teachurs. Piano aud ed, vu»U> ciearsd. Private water- Voice. Separate studios, north ngu; tur lo aerea. '-ruotai trame and south portion of city, Mr«. housu. 9 unica troni .Merlin, 3 Clara Tujtle Fenton. 609 A ntreet, nule« troni Galle«. 61 lino cuah. Tuesday, Friday and Saturday. no lumia. F. Ilamllu, Jlorliu. High school crudlta given in piano. Oregon. 18 Register Now. Burrowes Primary and Klndergartun course for be DE ANJOU canning pours tor valu. ginners and little tots. Affiliated C. K. Lunation, on uurth Pacuu also with National Academy of 100 h.ghwuy at city limits. Music, Carnegie Hall, New York. Mrs J. J. Hansen. 515 So. Sth S|., Foil SALE—Corn and fodder. c, Studio. High school credits given Jackson Telephone 149-R. 10U In voice and piano. 121 RANGE - Equipped with coil, guud t condition, lor «aie ctiuup. Cail al BUILDING 822 D. 102 CONTRACTORS FOR SALE—Vetch, rye, winter outs, HARPER Building contrac clioal. llover», graaa «i«>d«. It in- tors. Shop work, furniture crating. tereatrd, write tor price«. Men Shop 417 G St.. Phone 14 2 J. ali li toid & Feed to., Medtord Ore._______________________ 1» PLUMBING Feit SAI.E — Oae (rade Holstein oow, i year« old, milking now. G. A. BRYAN — Th« Plumber. For sanitary plumbing and beating. Price $35. Albert Kindl«, ltd. 2. Skilled labor only employed. We box 5UA. 102 guarantee our work. Phone 306 ■>r.r. .nr. for dry hardwodd. C. E. 612 H Street. tf J< tiklna. ltd. 4, uu Lrescvnl City rond 102 REAL ESTATE Copper Rivet at all strain points in L evistrauss WAIST Overalls TW0-H0RSE BRAND 4 ONE OF THE REASONS WHY THEY WEAR LONGER THAN OTHER MAKES A NEW PAIR KOVERALLS Keep Kids Kleu Tb, l¿«l PU, Sert tor Children mamm M encf m Bitter Will Following Is an extract from a will recently probated In Manchester. Eng land: “I desire that tny wife shall not receive one penny from my estate, for she and her son have led me a hell-upon-carth life, and when it pleases the Almighty to call me, It will also please me to be taken from such a woman." LOTION Sr«, «ador*, in thr hot ■un or wind m much •»yoor'IriK SANTI anJ reuevet POLITICAL Sunburn windhum ANNOUNCEMENTS NOTH E TO THE Pl ULK' freckles I hereby announce that nt the solicitation of many friends I have decided to liecomc an independent candidate for the office Of State Senator at the November election. 1 have been a resident of Jose phine county for .7 2 years, during which time 1 have been engaged in mining and other business enter prises. I believe I am familiar with the needs of Josephine county in the way of legislation and if elected shall do my best to advance its in terests and combat any adverse -in fluence. At the same time I shall endeavor to do my duty to the en tire state. I shall take occasion to pY( sent my view more fully during the campaign and shall hope to merit and receive the support of my friends. J. T. LOGAN. (Paid Advertisement) VETERINARY SURGEON VETERINARY NOTICE TO PUBLIC Supplement No. 2 to. Public Ber- vlce Commission Order No. 7, pro- pro viding for a service charge on each meter ot Sixty Gents ($.60) per month, heeiimus effective thirty days from date. SOUTHERN OREGON i GAS COMPANY. September I, 1921. Mining location notices Courier office. S4 MINE AND MILL SUPPLIES Machinery and Heavy Hardware CHICHESTER S PILLS I P. S. W00D1N Pilone 4U Mt H M. V Till* flRA^n. A V nd I pm ! \tk J. ir l$ri.-f<r A\ 4'b! 4*h<M>tvr » 5Mam ••”1 l»raMd/4^\ I’llU In m «I ' I Uol4 ni-tilltc\V/ b-'vr», «eftled V ’th Ilk»« Ribbon. Take mo <>(»»«••• Kny of rerr V Ask for< UM’liEM-TFR A niAlIONII HRAN1» PlLlAIkt yaars knosnit Best.Safest, Always Reliable SOLD BY DRUGGISTS LVERYWHIRE It Wasn’t Worth a Hundred HEI26 C ountry me T han WANTED -- SITUATIONS § Danvers. $2.50; Yakima ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦>♦♦ Spanish type. $2.75-33.00; pickling ♦ COMJNG EVENTS ♦ onions, 8H-9c per lb. ¡«.♦«.♦«.«.■♦■♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦•♦•f Peaches—Ashland Elbertas, Muirs Sept. 16, 17, 18. 19. Tuesday, Wed- nesday, Thursday, Friday — Jose 31. 50-31.60; Yakima and J. M. Hale, phine County fair at Granta Pass. large $2; small $1.60-31.75. Potatoes, local, per cwt., $1.1»; Sept. 18. Thursday—Daily Courier Idaho Rurals, $1.65; Yakima Gems.. Bargain Day. $1.85-1.90; Ore. Burbanks, $1.50- Sept. 23 and 24, Tuesday and Wed nesday —District Convention of 1.60. the Woman's Home and Foreign Pears — Bartletts, Ore., packed. Missionary Societies at Newman $2.0bJumble, $1.50; Anjou, coin M. Fl. Church. grade, $2.00; Flemish Beauties, $2. Tomatoes—Per box, No. 1, 40-50c; No. 2, 3O-4OC. Process Embossing Ikeae— Process embossing at the Courier Eggs—Extras, 4 3c; lsts, 39c; pul office. First class work guaranteed. lets. 37c. Top steers ................. $6.00 © $7.50 Calve»_____ _______ $7.50 to $10 Hogs, top grade .............$9.50 I to $10 Sheep, top ____ $10 to > $10.85 Lambs ..................... $8.50 to > $11.50 39c Butter, standarda................ Wheat, hard white -.......... ... ....$1.46 Wheat. Western red ............. ....$1.32 43c Butterfat, Grants Pass 41c Butterfat. Portland ........... Butterfat. S. F..................... ...44 Applea — Per box. CaliL Graven- steins, small $1.00-$1.25, larger $2.50; Gravensteins, med. $1.25- $1.50; Grimes Golden, extra. $1.5Q- $1.75; fair $1.3O-$1.5O; common $1.10-$l.U; Wealthy, King, Duell ess. Waxen jumble $1-31.10; erà b- apples, $1.75-32.00. Cantaloupes — Standards, Wash., standards, Burrell Gems, $1.75-2.00; flats. 85c; muskmelons. 3c-4c per lb. Melons—Calir. water melons, per lb. l%-2c; Caaabas, 2^-3e; Honey Dews, 3c. Grapus—Oregon Rogue River To kays, $3^ Calif, per lug, Thomp son Seedless, 90c-$1.10; Black Prince per lug. $t.50-$ 1.75; Tokays, $2.25- $2.50; Malagas, best 6c-7c, poorer low as 4c per lb. Concords, 2 di. baskets 25c. Three were killed when this auto- ment Into a creek neur Cat onia, Ky. Onious—Per cwt. Walla Walla mobile plunged an embank-¡Two others wcro seriously injured. Oregon Yellow Globes, GAI7AGE MAN WANTED—46 upright slviint boil er. Must bo in good repulr. W. U Neely, City.__________ H>« WANTED — Someono to rido my horse from Grants Pass to Mu- gone. Will pay $20. Address No. «79, care Courier. 100 WANTED WORK Experienced In doctor’* office; cun operate type writer; bakery mid variety clerk, and hotel muid. Cull ut 403 Rogue River Ave. y8 I the all Dr uggì sb 50 f Portland, Ore. Sept. 15.—(A. P.) —Cattle steady to strong, calves a dollar higher, hogs slow to a shade higher; eggs firm; butter weak, but terfat unsettled. WHAT’S THE USE WANTED MLDDU9 AGED WOM AN Wlslw s work in hotel or restaurant. 3 i I Oak St. _ _______ EXPERIENCED WAITRESS Wish-, (sod Job. • all 8 1 I Quk St 99 M ORK WANTED — Will trade Ford car for »auie. Smith Garage. 98 at You can depend on advertised goods—a sound reason for reading advertisements I PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS FOR RENT On« newly furnished HOSPITALS apartment. Call -10 A St., or telepbono 3 B •’ Ü KA NTS PASS VETERINARY | HOSPITAL —Dr. R. B. Griffen- COMFORTABLE ROOMS Reason hagen, V«t. Burgoon. Corner 7th able price. 407 N. 6th striet, and M "Ha Phon« 191-R opponile court honse. t'<tt FOR RENT -Five room house, largo chicken hous« and yard, gar age, wood shed, % aero ground. $18,00 per month. 725 West Jor don, phone J26-J. __ 101 FOR RENT -Tent house, furnished for ilght housekeeping; close In. 621 <or. D .>u'i 8«v< ui ii Sts. FURNISHED flvti-room modern bun galow, ground floor. 8<f,i H. H. Henil ricks, Sixth and G Sts., over Bonbonniere. « FURNISHED housekeeping rooms for relit at 1041 East A St. 102 ■ You’ll find advertisements a gtiueroiis help. They are au thorities about everything that touches tour daily life.. Read the Ads in the Courier DR. R. J. IUESTUL—Veterinarian. Residence 838 Washington Boule- CHEVROLET SEDAN -1921 model, vard. Phone 398-11. driven leaa than 4000 miles; $750 lor quick sale. 715 "N. Second St., DR. R B. GHIFFENIIAGEN. Veter- or phone 6i7-J. inarlan. Office 7th Mid M SU. Phone 131-R._____________ FOR RENT / I FREE liso MAKtas or DOCTOR C. J. MOSER. Physician SELLING OUT RANCHER at bargain •nd Surgeon. X-ray work. Office prices, 6 and 10 years’ lime. phone 111: Res. 93. Ranches tor runt aud exchange. I Gold Ray Realty Company, Med DR. RALPH W. STEARNS—Physi cian and surgeon. Special atten turd. Oiaguu. C tion to surgery. Obstetrics and Di * roll HALE — 3U0 acre irrigated j seases of women. Complete X-Ray ranch bordering river aud high equipment. Dental X-Ray. Phones, way, 2 miles irotn Grauts Paas. home, 21-Y; office 21-J. ______ Sacrifice al 31U.UUU un lu years, Dll W. F. RUTHERFORD— Manual time, UOVO per year, 6 per corn lherspullcs. Office over Western interest. Gold Ray Really Co., Union. Res. 259-R; office 217-R. Mcdluzd. Qraguu.61lt DR. A. A. McBRIEN. Physician and l'OR SALE—On account of tailing «urgeon. Obalelrics, dlseusua ot health, I urn ottering Cherry woman, and children. All chronic Glad« Orchard fur Bale. If inter- dieeaaua treated without th« Unite. anted, caR on or address Thomas Phon« 363-Y dr 376-B. ' Ahem. Hu<o. Oregon. 8611 --------——------------ J-.- W. L. CAMERON, M. D.—Physician and Surgeon. Office and rusi- FOR SALE — At it gnat bargala, deuce over Couch's Pharmacy. house and four lota, cotrn-r 5th Telephone 144. ____ and M streets. Theo.. Hobgood. m I i I'-'11 FOB SALEAUTOS to mo that wattin is Find the thing exemplified tn waitin’ fer a train. Faller waits fer anything, he’s flirtin’ with de spair, but—worst of all is waitin’ while the barbar’s bob bin* hair! Feller in a harry, mighty anxious fer a shave. Got a million duties fer the time he hopes to save; Mazie beats him to it, which of course is on the square—but, Mazie is a fairy bell with half a day to spare! Waitin’ in the barber-shop with bristles on yer face. Hate to see the Beauty-Parler shove us out of place! Might as well be reconciled to things that has to be,—but where we're fetchin’ up at—is a mystery to me! • . U m bomun frwod of pern. IN T hs offcrcd loo T he more one