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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (June 26, 1919)
nmwinY, tvsK ao. 1010. WOUNDED SOLDIERS FED IN BED G. B. BERRY Harness and Saddlery Auto Top and Canvas Work c Wiiia d A J II A i''fU IIIOU htlf V mi'fnpn J - PAOHTHRgB -f vS? Ik! v With Grants Pass Classified KUK BALK TKAM k and 10 yean old, also liar , nuns aud war.oii (or sale. Bell all or part, fan 712 North Eighth or phone IS -I.. Z8tf PRESENT OWNERSHIP township plats of Josephine county, 60c ach. For sals by Josophiu Co'un ly Abu tract Co. Blue prlntirg at reasonable rates. 39tf ORT YOUR TIRES 41 EN DEO and buy a D. IM. A C. K. welder for future use. See 'Mr. Catcher, the tiro man at Grnnlii Pans hotel. If . KOR BALK Reasonable. Timber claim, 160 acres. Location: Sec. H, Twp. 40, Range W., Jack eon county Oreiton. Write to Mra. M. E. Herrlngton, 116 Weat In diana Ave., Spokane, Waah. 08 It ACRES oak, madrono, fir and pine, on railroad In Jerome Prairie. Will take wood to pay ment atumpage. Phone 270. 83tf S00-ACRK STOCK RANCH for sale;' about 125 seres In cultivation; considerable Irrigation; t in I lea from R. R. elation; 1H mllea from two achoola; half caah, bal ance low Interest. Addreaa No. 1062 care Courier. 86tf FOR BALE Singer sewing machinea on easy terms. Machine rented and old machinea taken In part payment. C. A. Chapman, 245 S. Central avenue, Medford. Local headquartnrs Grant a Paaa Hard ware. 91tf ANOEL CAKES 76 cent each; or der hy phone, No. 190 J. , J2tf fsiR BALE - rants PaM Banking Company stock. Will take caah, Liberty bonds or Victory bonds. Goo. L. Barton, Box 640, ihoD 615. 93tf FOR flA LB Several head of Jersey cattle. Call Mrs. Belle Dlmmlck. phone 009-F-14. 04 FOR SALE 15 head of milk cows! inquire Knox and Topping at Tem ple Market. 04 FOR SAKE Thoroughbred Chestor White pigs anil Shetland ponlof. Mrs. If. E. Gordon. 06 FOR 8 ALE Turkey eggs, Inquire of Mrs. Peter Olson, phone 500-R-2. 03 FOR SALE CHEAP Ford cor. good condition, looks like new. Phone 345-R. 02tf FOR SALE 84,000 on easy terms will buy 240-acre stock ranch. There are over 100 acre of fin neitt black plow land, all fenced, lots of outrange for cattle, hogs or sheep. Will pay for Itself In a' year at this price. Only two hours from Medford. Inquire of Frank Farrell, Garnett-rey Big,, Medford, Ore. 08 Ti I KKVT FOR RENT Small cottage at . 212 Foundry street, with pretty flower garden, garage. 18 .per month. Parties who rent place must keep grounds up. Fruit trees, grapes H and 1errles, well and city water. Call at 208 Foundry street "before 7 a. m. or after 6 -p. m. 13 A HOUSeTfOR RENT JrantsPoss Banking Co. 07 r ..i- . . WANTED WANTED First class teamsters. Permanent .work. River Banks Farms. 04 WANTED -Roll-way man and turn down man. Good wage tor ex perienced men. Grants Pass Lumber Co, 05 1)ST JyOST Female Collie dog. Liberal roward.' Notify manager of Jose phine hotel." 05 C TIIK DIAMOND IIUAMI, A Vt.'-V lmll'l Anil four lrufil,l for A fi Q-'jh lil..ln.r IHmoiiJIltnii.lV fiwQm " ""I "A '"' nr 'aiiiAv 'W-TvrJ wtlfd wlib H:iO li. -lion. W r. a VtAl Tntt rm ether. Htij- i yii&i " I JJ I'iAjVllNO 1'lf.l.S.fi.r SI 'S RT vM")Kiioi.nrnet l.l.sl.rt' "VN.elluW Hardware Co. Advertising MIsifCIXANKOlU B. L. GALBIUITl-Insurance, any kind. Rentals. Building and Ixan. Plate Glass Liability. 608 O street. . 84tf PLAIN KKWINO, dressmaking, hand hemstitching and embroidery. Call at 916 East L street, or phone S12-T. 06 DENTISTS E.'c. 1JA C Y 7 dT lnD. FUst-lasi dentistry 109 V 8outb Blxtr street. Grants Pass, Oregon. PHYSICIANS L. 6. CLEMENT. U. tCPraotle. limited to diseases of the ya sai nose and throat. Olasaet Sttsd Office hours 9-12, 2-6, or on as polntment Olflce phone 61, real denes phone 869-J. B. LOUOHKHXJE. U. U., Physluia and surgeon. City or country call attended day or night. Realden phone 169; office phone IK) Blitb and H. Tuffs Bldg. A. A. WITUAM, M. D. Interna ' medicine and nervoua dlseaaea 101 Corbelt Bldg., Portland. Ore Hours 10 to 13 a. m.; 2 to 4 p. m FREDERICK 1). 8TRICKER, m7"dT. Rooms 5 and 7 Mason lo Building. Office hours, 9-12 a. m.; 2-5 p. m. Phones: Office 16-R; Res. 18-T. DR. W. T. TOMPKINS, 8. T. Rooms 1 and 2 Schmidt Bldg. Treats all diseases. .Hours 9-12 a. m.; 1-5 p. m. Phone 104-R. tf VKTKKINAKY 81 HOKO.N DR. R. J. BE3TUL. Veterlnarlai OOtos. residence. Pbons 106-P DKATAOK AND TRAN8KKH a THE WORLD MOVES; so do we Bunch Broa. Tranafer Co. Phon- 117-R. P. (i. ISHAM, drayage and transfei f afea, i lanoa and ' furhlturt moved, packed, shipped and ator ed. Office phone 124-T. Resi dence phone, 124-R. KLKCTTIUOAL WORK 7 ELECTRIC WIRING and general electrical work, repairing, house wiring. C. C. Harpor, 316 North Sixth street, phone 4 7 " tf LODGES' KNIGHTS and Udles of , Security Council meets second and fourth Frlday'sjn W. O. W. hall. 43tf CIVIL KXGINKKH8 DANIEL McFARLAND. civil engi neer and surveyor. Residence 740 Tenth street, phone 211 -Y. K5 TAXI DAILY JITNEY to Selma, Kerby and Waldo. Leaves Grants Pass dally at 9:30 a. m. Evorett Hogue, phone 817. , r. - , 317 USE . THE WHITE LINE TAXI FOR prompt sen-ice. City and country trips. " Safety' first. Call Grants Pass Hotel, phone 39 b. Residence phone 320-R. W. G. White. 790 PALACE TAXI OoTwyatt ft Cutler, proprs., only 2-car taxi company In city. . Phones; Day 22-J; night 234-J for prompt service, tf OAIiL 262-R FOR CITY AND coun try trips. New Chevrolet at your disposal. Day and night, prompt service. Spa Taxi. C. E. Ollk son. oitt The California and Oregon Coast Railroad Company . - . TIM K CARD Effective Nov. 19, 1918. Trains Loa vo Arrive Louvt will run Tuesday, Thursday end Snturduy Grnnls Pass.! ,..,.1 P. M Waters Creok.. .....2 P. M. Waters Creek.. 3 P. M Crants Pass, . ..".'..'.....'..4 P. M Information, regarding freK-ln Arrive . For nrd pa of the or to!"! "HODBer rates call at the offlo company Lundhiirtf bulldlnp phor. 131.',.' ' t a ima4t2kfir-'. ... , .,.iKamJiiwn i,mr,'. . .. . ; vi4mJMjtoii Mt-'-' '.-..Mi4XJ'.iL The. tvoiiiMl.'il irrM-K have Jimt relumed from Kraii and tMen received at Pehnrtiiili.n II,.M,II No. 3. New York rlly. They re Led patients and food le cervi'il in llii'in In hrd. BRIEF INFORMATION Aliiuit ili luilf nf (lie inilii:lon of Turkey lii unulilc to rMid r write. It line been riMiipn'eil Hint eight or ten ruhhltx ent nr ilrMroy sk mueli ernes lie ulie nhit-p. BROUGHT BOY TO HIS DAD 4td Cross Workers Set Out to Find the Young Soldier and of Course They Succeeded. tnd was from some little town near Clnrlnnntl. Me had come all the way to Indlnnaiuill to see bis boy. his only son who had Tienn sway from home for four years. The hoy was lo the ormy and was being tranKferred. He was to he In Indiana M)lls oo Sunday and wired his father to meet him. Some how, father and son missed connection Is the union station. Dad decided to apeal to the women of (he Bed Cross rsuteeo booth. "I was to meet him here." dad said, "ne hasn't shown up. I know he'a In Indianapolis somewhere." The eauteeners gut busy. Dad and his boy Im (I to be brought together. KlrM the ean teeners summoned the military police. They got a descrip tion of son. The H. P.'a started out to find him. The ranteeners also start ed seotits. They visited every down town corner and haunt of the soldiers. An hour later the eanteeaers looked op toward the station door. In came dad and his hoy nrm In arm. "I did Just aa you told me," the fa ther said. "You told me to go uptown and stand on that corner. You said he'd pass there, and pretty soon he did. The military police kept coming by to ask If I had a trail of blm. And then he mine. My, but he was glad to see me !" Of cnume he whs glad to see him. The hoy's smile told how glad he wss to see hli dad. Indianapolis News. 'BLACK JACK" KISSES' JEAN French Boy Reminds American Gen v eral of Home. An lil Atlanta nvnspapermun now In Fram-e writes dewrililtig a vlait of General Pershing to the front Juxt before the drive for and capture of Flames. "When the geuerul came Into the yard at Annex twenty-nine of us were playing tug with Jean, the 6-yenr-olil 'mascot' of Itase No. 48," he says. "Of course we all snapped to atten tion and sahited. And little Jean, clicking his heels In true military fashion, came to attention with an American salute, holding it like a mall atatne tintl1 the 'big chief re turned It. The instant the general finished his salute he walked over to Jean, lifted him up and gave him a regular old campaigner's hug with a regular American daddy kiss right on the mouth. Jean, though blushing ATTORNEYS H. D. NORTON, Attorney-at-law. Practices in all State and Federal Courts. First National Bank Bldg. Q.' W. COLVIO, Attorney-at-law. Grants Pass Banking Co. Bldg. Grants Pass, Oregon. E. 8. VAN DYKE, Attorney. Prac tices In all courts. First National Bank Bldg. O. S. BLANCHARD, Attorney-at-law. Golden Rule Bldg. Phc-na 270. Grants Pass, Oregon. BLANCHARD ft BLANCHARD. At- torneys. . Albert r Bldg.' Phone 236-J. Practice In all courts; land . board attorneys. '"' 1 C. A. S1DLER, Attorney-at-law. ,' Ma sonic Temple, Grants Pass, Ore, 1EO. H. DURHAM, Attorney-at-law, roforre In ''bankruptcy. Masonlo Temple, Grants Pass, 1 Oregon. Phone 183-J.' "' " ; 1A.ME3 ,T. .. CHINNOCK. Lawyer, First National Bank Bldg.. Crants Pass, Oregon,, , Rnneh owners Ip South twikota are planning lo uxe Hlrjilnnen to trace lost Htlle and ehepp. A lil II to provide a minimum wage fur women uorkera huu l.iu.n Imrn. jilue.il In the legislative assembly at I Quebec, Cm ii. "CAN I BE CURED?" 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General Palr-r-rRhuiig:' Ami there cume Into the general's eyes a suspicious mois ture Indicating that he knight be think ing of another 'kid' n little bit older, somewhere In America." If yon nave aoiiti i.; n. ell tr. a classified ad ' Jnvelnes at thi '.'oirlr Office. '"' if f (fi Closing Out Accessories All Tire and Tubes at Coat Hpot Lights from tl.SO t'p Kark Plug 6VK-, 6.V, 7.1c Motorist C'OTeralls, $4 Dodge Hampers at Cost Maxwell Bnmpvrs at Cost JmgnoKo Carriers $4.25 Tlra Corers All filsea Battery Shop A. V. HA2ELTOX, Proprietor Al THOHIZKU WI LI AltU KKKYICK . HTATIO.V Some USED CAR Bargains One 1917 Oakland Six in good condition Ono 1017 8uon Biz, in good shape One 1917 Chalmers Speedster (Some) Oar) One 1918 Chevrolet, as good as new One 1918 Maxwell, in A No. 1 concHUoa . One 1917 Maxwell well, Jnst come and see it One Ford truck (one- ton) ' GENERAL ACCESSORIES AJfD REPAIR SHOP COLLINS AUTO COMPANY 511 H Street VUMVii VQ FOR THE W I out for what ails your smokeappetite! 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