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NOTICE OF MME OF
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PAGE THTIFE
FARMERS WANTED—
WRIGLEYS
drifter, every meal
Oct 27, 192«.
General Land Office, Washington.
D. L„ outicu is bureuy given tuai
subject to lb« condition» and limita­
tion* ot the acte of June 9, 1916 (89
Stet., 2181, February 26, 1919 (4V
Slat., 1179/, and departmental regu­
lation» of April 14, 19-4 (5V L.
Lg. U.,
aie/, the timber ou me following
lands will bo sold Dec. 16, 1924, st
iv o'clock A. <M., «1 puolkc auction
ut tne Lulled Mistos laud office at
liosoourg, Oregon, to the higuest
toinuer ul not ie»e than the appiamed
vaiuu aa sliuwn by this notice, sale
to t>o subject to tbs approval of the
Becrwtary of toe Interior, ’/be pur­
chase price, with an audltiotml sum
of one-fifth of 1 per cent, tnereof,
being commissions allowed, must be
deposited at tlm« of sale, money to
uo lokUiiicu II sale Is nut uppruveu,
otherwise patent will issue lor ths
t.iikoer which must be rumored witn-
iu tun years. Rids will oe recel ted
trum citizens of tne l nlted Blates,
associations of such citizens and cor­
porations organized under tue laws
ol the Loiled stale«, or any Blate,
Territory or District thereof only.
. Upon application of a qualified pur­
chaser, me timber on any legal sub-
uikiaiun win ue odered separately be­
fore being included in any offer of a
; larger unit. T. 20 B , K. 4 W., Bee.
21, NE% NH^, red fir 4U0 M,
NW >4 NKH red fir tfov M, cedar úu
Ti,
Nklia red fir 4VV M, BW iu
NE k, red fir 6VU M, NEfc NW‘A
.red nr 1200 M. NW A NW >4 red fir
«Ó0 M, BE‘4 ,NWW red fir îoeo M,
«
BW14 NW‘A red fir 1VO0 M, NW A
BEA red fir 600 M, BEA BE A red
fir <75 M, cedar 50 M. ,->W ‘A BE> a
rod fir 4»0 M, NEfc SW' a red fir
750 M, NW "4 SW 54 red fir 140o M,
Physician* warn against neglect­
8Kfc BW >A red fir »10 M. SWA
ing coughs and colds and tell of the
SWA red fjr 1200 M; Sec. 27, NE A serious lung complication* that may
NW A red fir 450 M, NW A NW A result. Leading physicians now pre­
red llr 700 M, SEA NW A red fir scribe BAL8AMF.A for all bronchial
I500M, SWA NW A red fir 60o M, affection*
BA144AMEA is a pure
NE A SEA red fir 350 M, NW A vegetable préparation made from a
SEA red fir 400 51, incense cedar newly ^¡»covered plant. Dr. Benj.
75 M, NE A SWA red Ur 600 M, F. Crabtree, Anderson Mo., writes
NW A SWA red fir 75» M, Sec. 2», “I use it excl isively for my practice
NE A NKW red fir 1000 M, cedar and my family. It 1* quick, sure and
75 M* NW A ND A red fir 1300 M, safe îû It* action like nothing else.”
cedar 4 5 M, SW A NBA red fir
Toward the end of the Influenza
1260 M BEA NE A red fir 1035 M,
cedar 15 M-, NE
¡W A red fir 660 epidemic a government physician no­
M, cedar 15 M.
A ^WA red fir ticed that a tribe of Indians in Ne
510 M. SWA NW A red fir 88Ó M, vada, by the use of oil* from a na-
¡cedar 60 M, SEA NW A red Hr 776 five plant were immune from the
M, cedar lo M. white fir 20 M, NE A ravage* of Influenza. He used these
BW a red fir 660 M. cedar 10 M. oils among bis white patients and
NW A SWA red fir ¿90 M, cedar 46 then In a hospital overflowing with
M, white fir 30 M. SWA SW A red "death” cases. News of the results
fir 400 M, white tir 3v M, SEA • wept the world and for some time it
SWA red fir 345 M. coder IV M, was not possible to supply the de­
NE A SEA red fir 9»u M, NW A mand.
BALSAMEA bas now been stand­
SEA red fir 915 M, 8W A SEA red
fir 83V M. cedar 20 M, SEA SEA ardized and gives uniformly miracu­
$1.45
1. it
red fir 1290 M, cedar 30 M, white lous results in tour ways:
fir 10 M; Bee 31, lot », red fir 600 soothes the inflamed membranes and
M.; Sec. 33, NEA NKA. red tir 680 relieves irritation; 2. It increases se­
Indian Mocfiisiiis, useful gifts for men, women anti children.
M, NW A NEA ied Hr 750 M, white cretion ot mucous and permits easy
tir 40 M. SEA NEA red fir 860 M, expectoration; 3. It stimulates pores
$1.25 to $3.50 pair
1%WA NKA red fir 800 M, NW A ot the skin in throwing off body poi­
and 4. it strikes at the cause,
NW A red fir 350 M, SWA NW A sons
germ action immediately.
red fir 420 M. SEA BEA r«d fir checking
Do not confuse it with ordinary
UsntlkertdiiefK, a beautiful collection in plain and colored, hand
780 M, SWA SWA red fir 500 M.
iT. 21 8„ K. 4 W., Sec 3, Frl. NBA balsam cough syrups that are only
•inbrnidered .....
5c to $1.00 each
NEA red fir 860 M, Frt. NW A soothing syrups and do not go to the
NBA red fir 550 M, BEA NBA red base ot the trouble. Unlike other
fir 600 M, BWA NEA red tir Too Cough remedies BALSAMEA is tree
M, Frl. NEA NW A tod fir 1200 M, from coal tar and other harmful nar­
cotics. Pleasant to take and abso­
WANTED—We will buy furniture, Frl. NW A NW A red fir 1400 M. lutely safe to give to children.
BEA
NW
A
red
fir
700
M.,
SWA
tools, farm implements, chickens,
Be sure you get BAL-SA-MEA
for cash or sell on commission, NW A red fir 1100 M, NEA SWA with the picture of the Indian on the
red
Hr
500
M,
NW
A
BWA
red
fir
618 1 street, auction yards. Mil­
package. Guaranteed to relieve any
likan A Fletcher.
2lit 8Î0 M, Sec. 5, Frl. NBA NKA red Cough, no matter from what cause,
fir 355 M, white fir 10 M, Frl.
or your money back. All druggists
FOR SALE Tv.'o burros anil pack FIKE INSURANCE KATES—The
FOR SALE
NW A NBA red fir 102o M, cedar
saddles. Corner 1 and Eleventh
rales ot fire insurance in the 25 M, white fir 15 M, cedar poles sell BALSAMEA. In Grants P
81. »35.00.
70
AMERICAN INSURANCE COM­ 100; 3WA NBA red fir 780 M. buy it from Couch's Pharmacy.
FOR SALK—First quality baled al­
PANY are less than ^ialf on barns, cedar 30 M. white fir 10 M. SEA
falfa hay. $20 ton lota.
First FOR SALE—6-room house, large lot,
garages, automobiles, ot former NEA red fir 560 5!, cedar 15 M,
grade grain hay $22.
One-halt
plenty ot shade. Cull 200 N. Sec­
charges. H. II.’ lieUiA'Ii ks, agent. white fir 25 *1 Frl. NEA NW A red
mile west ot ctty limits. Dlmlek
ond street, Grants Pass.
71
79 fir 118» M, ceaar 5 M, white fir 5
ranch.
79
FtlR KALE - 1924 Ford touring,
M. Frl. NW A NW A red tir 980 M,
FOR KALE OR TRADE—1-ton Ford
sturter, demountable rims, speed­ A STRONG American fire insurance cedar 20 M, white fir 10 M, SWA
truck, good condition nnd good
company desires to appoint agent NW A red fir 460 M, cedar o M. COUGHS
ometer, Stromberg
carburetor.
tires, or will trade for a light de-
in Grants Pass with experienced S®A NW A red fir 1000 M, eedar
Write No. 71» care Courier.
72
livery car or runabout ot late
Insurance man. Address Courier. 20 Al. white fir 10 M. NBA 3W A CHRONIC
model. Phone 6O3-F-2. Geo. A.
No. 717.
72 red fir 590 M. cedar 30 M, white fir
FOR RENT
73
Hamilton.
of the timber on these sections
10 M, NWA SWA red fir 410 M. none
bs sold for less than »3 per M tor
mlSGElxLANEOUb
FOR KALE—Wicker baby buggy. In­ FOR RENT—Clean, modern houses
cedar 5 M, white fir 75 M, SWA to
quire 824 East J St.
73
and apartments. Phone H97-J or
SWA red fir 485 M, cedar 10 M. the p4n<? and $1 per M for the fir.
call at 710 J St. Mrs. Geo. Teth­ B. A E. DRESSMAKING SHOPPE— SEA SWA red fir 335 M, cedar 20 T. 16 S . R. 6 W.. Sec. 5, NBA
Fancy anil plaiu sewiug. Upstairs at. NBA SEA red tir 775 M, cedar SEA. fir 1135 M. cedar 75 M,
FUR KALE Reasonable, 28 acres,
erow.
.. hi
McCarthy Bldg., G Street, En- 25 M. white fir 50 M. NWA SEA XWM SEA fir 1600 M, SEA SEA
improved. Will soil all or part.
79
fir 800 M. cedar 20 M. SWA SEA
trance back ot Palace Hotel.
Close to Grants Pass on Pacific FOR RENT Furnished room for
highway.
Address 719
care
light housekeeping, near high FLY WHEEL STARTER GEARS for red fir 1190 M. cedar 35 M, fir 1400 M, cedar 50 M; none of the
while
Hr
5
M.
BWA
SEA
red
fir
timber
on this section to be sold for
Courier.
76
school. 610 Howard St. Mrs. D.
ull cars. Prompt attention to 805 M. white fir 25 M, SEA SEA less than $1.75 per M for the fir
J.
Phoenix.
70
garage orders. J. W. Oa.vetty red fir 440 M, cedar 55 .M, white and $1 per M for the cedar. T. 21
Filli KALE —Perfection livater, hull
Foundry unit Machine Works, tf fir 10 M.; none of the timber on 8., R. 4 W . Bee. 23. SW >4 NEA
tree, Viet rola cabinet. Mrs. T. A. Foil KENT Three rooms, furnlsli-
Bird, Manzanitu Ave. and Merlin
these sections to be sold for less red Hr 800 M. NEA NWA red fir
Elect rie
nd. tor housekeeping,
road.
70
lights, hot und cold water, In-
than »1.50 per M. for the red fir 750 M. while fir 25 M, NWA NWA
BUILDING
quire 2 I I Wi st G.
70
and cedar, 50 cents per <M for the rad fir 1000 M. white fir 50 M, SEA
FOR KALE—Light brahma hens
CONTRACTORS
white fir and incense cedar and NWA red fir 1000 M. SWA NWA
and pullets, 26c per pound. 1022
North Ninth St.
70 STEAM HEATED ROOMS ut the Co­ HARPER & SON—Building contrac­ 52 A cents each tor the cedar poles. red fir 850 M. white fir 25 M. cedar
lonial, day. week or month. Prices
T. 28 8., R 10 W . Sec. 35, NBA 10 M, NEU BWA red fir 1100 M.
tors. Shop work, furniture crating. SEA,
V'bir TTEiT^l 9 T3 Ford Touring
reasonable.' Phono 167-J.
70
fir 150 M, white cedar 250 M, white fir 40 M, NWU SW A red
Shop
417
G
St..
Phone
142-J.
car with starter, first claim me-
SEA
SEA
Hr 120 M, white cedar fir 910 M. white fir 40 M, incense
HOUSE
TO
RENT
—
5
rooms,
furnish
­
chunical condition, new top Haxc-
C. E. Gilkeson
it. L. Barrick 150 M. NWA HIV A
fir 450 M, cedar 10 M, SEU SWA red fir 1240
ed,
in
good
locality,
with
a
garage.
* ler hlhi ki, A-t cord th-.* .ill
home builders
whito cedar 100 M. SWA BWA Hr M, white fir 90 M, cedar 50 M,
Box
Inquire
of
James
Holinmi,
round, equipped for trailer. $260
Beautiful Home*
U red fir 780 M. white
¡500 M; none of the timber on this SWA
141, Grunts Pass. Ore.
74
takes It.
Hawes, cure 8. P.
A Specialty
cedar 60 M, NWA SEA
section to be sold for less than »1.50 fir 100
Roundhouse
office, or ;ihouo FOR RENT Furnished 5 room cot
Phone 171-J
jper IM for the fir anit »7 per M for red fir 1150 M. white fir 30 M,
272-11.
73
luge, 212 Foundry street, corner Tom Welcli
D S. i’ruitt the whits cetlnr. T. 37 8., R. 8 W., cedar 20 M, SWU SEA red fir 1000
Booth. Garage. Inquire at 208
Sec. 7. KE A SWA; pine 230 M. fir M, Wille fir 60 M, cedar 40 M; none
FOR SALE—1923 Esuex touring,
Foundii street.
7 1
tht timber on this section to be
INSTRUCTION IN MUSIC 100 M. SWA SEA. Pin” 300 M, fir of
in storage 10 months, Run 3800
50 M. See. 17. NKA NWA Pine 170 sold for less than »1.75 per M for
miles. A bargain at $660. 1 May
PIANO SCHOOL FOR BEGINNERS M. fir 180 M; NWA NWA, Pine the red fir. »1.50 per M for the cedar
WANTED
bo seen bet woon 2 and 4 any ' af-
—Hattie Coleman Calvert, 511 85 M. fir 320 M; SEA NWA pine and 50 cents per M for the white
of
ftoi'SEWORK WANTED by expTr*
lemoon tills week in front
North Fourth Street. Affiliated 360 M, SWA NWA pine 450 M, fir and incense cedar.
Neeley's Grocery, South Sixth 1 St.
GEO. R. WICKHAM
lenced young Indy,
teacher National Academy of fir 90 M. NEA BWA Pine 340 M
70
Acting Commissioner.
care Courier.
Music. Carnegie Hall. New York. Ur ? ■ M NWA SW1,, pine 400 M;
Meridian Ready Made Farms -Meridian, California
Auto makes two tripe to tract each week. No rzpenee to you.
There is a reason: Meridian ready made farms is an extraordinary
proposition. Come to my office and talk to those who have bought.
Irrigated, level, deep slit loam soil on paved highway. All modern
conveniences in. Cuts nine to twelve ton* alfalfa per acre. No
better fruit and garden soil any place. Near beat markets, ideal
sunny climate.
Mee or Write J. i <'. BARNES, n Ml <'entrai,
Miilfortl,
Oregon.
Phone 7M4-L
Grants Pass, Oregon
14 Shopping Days Till Xmas
Corduroy Bathrobes, good line of colors, pretty styles, make
nice Christmas gift............................................. $4.75 to $6.95
$1.00 to $3.75 pair
$1 to $4.50
FROM COLDS
48c to $5.50 String
CAtnesc Civilization Ancient
Portland. Or*.. Dec. 8.
Cattie, *trong to 26c higher; hogs
active. 10c to 15c higher; sheep.
nominally steady; egg*, weak; but­
ter, 43c; butterfat, steady.
Steers .............
»7.75 9 IS 25
Helfers ... ....... ....... . $3.50 © |5.75
Lambs ............. ....... »11.00 & $12.50
Hogs, medium ..............»9.00 U »9.76
Hog*. light
........ »9.50...« »9.90
Egg* ............... ....................42c © 44c
VETIRINABY SURGEON
......... 43c
Butter ...........
Butter, prints
....___ 40c DR. R. J. BEBTUL—Veterinarian.
Residence 838 Washington Boule­
Wheat, hard white ............ ..... »1.70
vard. Phone 398-R.
Wheat, western red ......... ..... »1.57
____ 42c DR. R. B. GRIFFENHAGEN, Veter­
Butterfat, Grants Pass
I San Francisco butterfat . ____ 44c
inarian. Of floe 7 th and M 84.,
Phone 191-R.
PLUMBING
F«/f Hat» Popular
American felt hats are the most pop­
G.
A.
BRYAN
— The Plumber. For
ular type of beadgear for men of the
sanitary plumbing and heating.
Philippines during the rainy season
Skilled labor only employed. We
guarantee our work. Phono 206
612 H Street.
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SAGE TEA KEEPS
YOUR HAIR DARK
$3.95, $5.00, $5.45 and $6.45
Classified Advertising
WHAT’S THE USE
«
By L. F. Van Zehn
• WMtMn Ntw«p*per UiltM
When the people In almoet all of
Europe were still wearing skins for
ctothes the Chinese were a highly cul­
tured people. While Europe was just
getting acquainted with the crudest of
tools, Chinese artisans were using
highly developed Implementa for
skilled work, thus showing that the
Chlneae civilisation Is on« of th« very
ancient.
n
When Mixed With Sulphur n
Brings Back Ita Beaatifut
Lustre At Once
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Gray hair, however handsome.
handsome, de­
notes advancing age. We all know the
advantages of a youthful appearance.
Your hair is your charm. It makes cr
mars the face. When it fades, turns
gray and looks streamed, just a few
applications of Sage Tea and Sulphur
enhances its appearance a hundred-fold.
Don’t stay gray!
Look young I
Either prepare the recipe at home or
get from any drug store a bottle of
"Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Com­
pound,” which is merely the old-time
recipe improved by the addition of oth­
er ingredients
Thousands of folks
recommend this ready-to-use prepara­
tion. because it darkens the hair beau­
tifully, besides, no one can possibly tell,
as it darkens so naturally and evenly.
You moisten a sponge or soft brush
with it, drawing this through the hair,
taking one small strand at a time. By
morning the gray .hair disappears; af­
ter another application or two, its
natural color is restored and it becomes
thick, glossy and lustrous, and you ap-
pcar years younger.
REAL ESTATE
SELLING OUT RANCHES at bargain
prices, i and 10 years' time.
Ra: he* for rem and exchange.
Gold Ray Realty Company, Med­
ford. Oregon.
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FOR SALE OR RENT—Double tent
bouse, close In. Furnished or un­
furnished. Nice for two. Inquire
at C. F. T.
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BED-ROCK, PRICE8 tor farms and
town property, homesteads and re­
linquishments. H. B. Hendricks,
2nd floor Howard block, over Bon-
^>onniere^ConfeeUonfcrt^*^7»
CHICHESTER
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THK DIAMOND BBANI
« tel-e*b«M6-«ew
Pills la Red
bore», resit 1
Take w •<»
Bl5S«Nl»A hban
r—n k"-n U B«. Sktat. Ally, Itellkbl«
SOU BY ORUiWSTS EVIRYWKtRI
Apply over throat and chest
—swallow small piece« of—
ViSJSS
O—r JZ Mill.»,. Jar. Ugg» r.arl,
Classified Business Directory
Of Reliable Business and Professional Firms
Arranged in alphabetical order for quick reference
DR. RALPH W. STEARNS—Physi­
cian and surgeon. Special atten­
tion to surgery. Obstetrics and Di­
M. E. BERRY—Auto tops, harness
seases of women. Complete X-Ray
and canvas work.
equipment. Dental X-Ray. Phones,
home, 21-Y; office 21-J.
AUTO TOPS
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
DR. ▲. ▲. McBRIEN, Physician and
surgeon. Obstétrica, diseasea ot
FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
women, and children. AU chronic
Stiver Moon. Billiards, pool, lunch
diseases treated without the knit«.
All
counter, registration free.
Phone 262-Y or J75-R.
kinds of employment, Given and
secured.
Absolutely no charge. W. U CAMERON, M. D.—Physician
612 South Sixth St. Welcome.
and Surgeon. Office and real-
Phone 218.
deuce over Couch's Pharmacy,
Telephone 144.
INSURANCE
OR. CON. M. DURLAND—Dentist.
Flanagan Bldg., phone 265, Grants
E. L. GALBRAITH—Fire and Auto,
Pase, Ore.
Plate Glass Insurance. Tufts Bldg.
Phone 38.
REAL ESTATE
PHYSICIANS AND
SURGEONS
E. L. GALBRAITH—Farm and City
Property. Business opportunities.
Tufts Bldg. Notary Public. Phone
28..
DOCTOR C. J. MOSER. Physician
and Surgeon. X-ray work. Office A. C WHEELER—Real Estate, Fire
and Auto Insurance. Notary Pub­
phone 1S2: Res. 92.
lic, 814 South Sixth.
DR. W. F. RUTHERFORD—Manna!
theraputics. Office over Western
TAILORS
Union. Res. 259-R; office 217-R.
JOHN HUMMELS TAILOR SHOP,
817 H street. .
Oh, So Sleepy!
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VETERINARY
HOSPITALS
GRANTS i A3S VETERINARY HOS­
PITAL—R B. Grlffenhagcn. D. V.
M. Dogs and cats boarded by the
day or week. 726 8. 6th. Phone
191-R.
MINE AND MILL
SUPPLIES
Machinery and
Heavy Hardware
P. 8. WOODIN
Phone 4'
SII H Mt.