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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 4, 1919)
hatj iiiAV, orrroiiKit i. iii. GRANTS PASS DAILY COURIER r-AOK THKKK Plume 17 DON'T Crank your rar, jtlumc lr. Kparh at 17 ttud let id in tut at service bat Uty in your rr, snid Oil HOY, Im sure luu llicm full of jaax. .Noth ing tn It If you hnve him Viok after yiwr clertric Iroubln. Ami say !t hm tl your electrical yt4-in. for you nndl c wluit It 1 doing for you. Ho will do It r'JlKK. If you nMl m tin-, lr. hp the (jinxl yr lino IIKST nrp'raT. lU-mnmlMT th I'lure . Grants Pass Service Station Nnw Kindt-baker His for sale cbrup "rW in the Ibtttfry lltiiliir" Classified KOB HALJC FOR BALE Vetch, gray oats, cheat, rye, baled hay, rollad barley, grata seed, Ralph Waldo Blden. Med ford. Ore. 6Stt FOR KALE Singer aewlng machine in good condition, $30. Phone It. ? FOR 8ALK& year old mare, black; aound and true. One John Deere plow nearly new. Apply Jonrd k Trimble "blacksmith abop . or phone 204-R. FOR BALK Oood black Wain. Kee flaber llroi. 125 Weat 0, or phone 60-J. ' 88 FOR SALE -Uartlett, ' Anjou and Hose pear at le a pound. Alio good apploa picked from tbe ground at 60c a aaok. Bring boxea and aacka. Geo. A. Hamilton, new paved hlxhway. , 87 FOR SALE About JO lone ofllrat cutting alfalfa hay In alack must be aold at once; also wood aaw and mandrel on truck. Apply W. 8. Tucker, 3 Mi miles from town on upper river road. SO MlT0HELI.rT-I.4ght alx. good me chanical condition, food tires; for sale at a bargain. Call at 701 D street. 90 J'KAORES For sale. 1c per pound at thn orchard., E. C. Neely. Pickett creek forry. 87 TOR SALE--4 mi1kTftwa?2 belfera: 2 heifer calves, and 1 good Dur ham bull. R. A. O.ll more, Mur phy. Oregon. 1 W4NTK1I w A NTKD- Men to work In lumber camp or up-to-date sawmill. Tranitporiatlon furnished, For particulars Inquire at Breen's Creacent City stage office, Granta Paaa, Ore., near S. P. R. R. dejiot, and express office. Phone 26. 4Stf WANTED Four-foot wood to cut up, tl a cord. Add res, staling amount. F. 0. Gamble, Rt. 1. Rogue River, Ore. 01 WANTEIJ Party to cut aome polea and 30 cords of wood Into 4-foot lengths. Write or telephone Roa ,i'oo Howard, Dixie Ranch 610-F-34. 88 WANTED Second-hand apple, pear jind peach boxea In good condition, ' Tn exchange for fruit or will pay cnah. Geo. A. Hamilton, .new .paved highway. 87 WANTE D 20 men, 84 a day with time and one-half for overtime. Oregon Hassan Paving Co., W. T. Wilkinson, superintendent, Dll laxd, Ore. 91 WAITED Men to lay bricks. Phone 865-J or call 312 Weat L St. 8( MrereLLANBOlB E. L. QALBRAITH Insurance, any kind. Rentala. Building and Loan. Plate Glaaa Liability. 09 0 atreet. 84tf HEMSTITCHING, Plcotlng. Satisfac tion guaranteed. Write to ua for suggestlona for Christ maa gifts. . The Vanity Shop, Medford, Ore gon. 1 . . ' '.. 145- LADIES' T A ILORIiN'G iFall and win ter suits remodeled and foronght up to the minute in style and workmanship. 4irlng your FURS, plush'ea and velvetg to be remade. " Prices reasonable. Mrs. W. R. Swoap?, phone ,2"3, oltl.Klocker residence 1334 East A street. 09 CIVIL ENGINEER DANIEL McFARLAND, civil engl neer and aurveyor. RealdeiKB 740 Tenth street, phona 21 LV, 214 .rth Sixth Hlreet Advertising TO RENT FOR RENT 7-roora house, l; S-rootn house, $5; good well at both place, and torn to go with either. Inquire except Saturdays, Mrs. W.,11. Qualf, , 832 North Seventh Street. 90 DENTISTS E. C. MACY. D. M. D. Ftrat-claaa dentistry. 109 H South Sixth atreet. Grants Paaa, Oregon. ELECTRICAL WORK ELECTRIC WIRING and general electrical work, repairing, bouse wiring. C. C. Harper. 105 South Sixth atreet, phone 47. imrmMAKING MRS. W. R. SWOAPE Dressmaker, ladles' tailor, furrist Expert al- teratlona on ladles' garments. Es tlmates cheerfully given; prices reasonable; satisfaction guaran teed. Phone 2BJ. Old Klocker resldenoe, Eaat A atreet. 99 DRESSMAKING -Tailor made aklrts . a specialty. , Mrs. Sanderson, 220 H street. , 91 VKTEHfXAtY 61ROEOX DR. R. J. BESTUL. Veterinarian. Residence 838 Washington boule vard, phone 398-R. , ItRAYAGE AM) TIUXSFEI THE WORLD MOVES; so do we. Bunch Bros. Transfer Co. Phone S97-R. ' F. G. ISflAM, drayage and transfer. Safes, pianos and furniture moved, packed, ahlpped and stor ed. Office phone 124-Y. Resl denoe pbone 124-R. TAXI USE THE WHITE LINE TAXI FOR prompt service. City and country tripa. Safety first Call Granta Paaa Hotel, phone m. Residence phone S8-Y. W. O. White. 790 TAXI iPhone Roses Confectionery, No. 160, for taxi.' Hurry calls at any time. C. B. Oilkaon. Sf.tf PHONE 202-R for Jitney Luke or Cutler. Headquarters changed to Spa. I 50tf SOONER TAXI Phone 282-R for. Jitney Luke or Cutler. Calls an swered anywhere, anytime. , 86tf j PHYSICIANS L. O. CLEMENT. M. D Practice . limited to diseases of the eye, ear. nose and throat. Glasses fitted. Office hours 9-12, 2-6, or on ap pointment. Phones, office 62; resi dence 859-J. S, LOUGHRIDGEK M. D. . Physician and surgeon. City or country calls attended day or night. Phones, residence, 869; office, 18 2, Sixth and H street. , , ' A. A. WITH AM, M. , D. Internal medicine and nervous diseases, 624 Medical Bldg., Portland, Ore. Hours, 2 to $ p. in., morning and evening by appointment, DR. W. T. TOMPKINS, S. ' T. Rooms 1 and i Schmidt Bldg. Treata all diseases. Hours 9-12 a. tn.; 1-5 p. m. Phone 304-R. B. J. BILLICK.. M. D Physician and surgeon; ' offlco Sehallhorn block,, Dhone "54-j; residence, 1004 Lawnrldge. phona 54-L, Granta Pais. . Mining blanks Courier office. jlnl)cClmrcl)c$ Iti'.dhiny PnxJiylrrliui (liimli Huuduy Vfhool at 10 a. tn. Morn Inn worship, 1 1 o'clock, followed by the 'Ixird's Supper and reception of meinour. Theme for meditation, "AVn Would 8e Jeaua." 'Evening worship, 7:30 o'clock (note the ulianae of hour for the ovonlng aorvlce). The;me, 'Atteinpt tng the ImpoHsible," Special miiitlc at both servlctia. Tuaday, Cxnober 7, a pot luck church supper will tie held In tbe church parlors at 8:15, Each fam ily bring Its own lunch,, and the whole congregation eat together as ono large family. Thl 1a the first of six such suppers to be given on auocttsHive Tuesday nights. At 7 the adults and young people will meet in the auditorium for a dlscua aion of the first chapter of Brooks' naw book on "(TiriHtlsn Americani zation." Tbe class will be In charge of (he paator. The children will "meet in another room at the same time and will enjoy a story hour from Mrs. L. O. Clement. From the point of view of Instruction and sociabil ity these Tuesday evening offer, a aplendld opportunity. To these meetings everybody is Invited. W IUJst Church 'Bible school at 10, R. K. Hackett, superintendent. Claases for all ages. Morning service at 11. Sc-niion on, "Christ Is All,", followed by the or dinance of the Lord's Supper. The choir will alng, 'The Fountain." Prof. Applehorf will give a cello aolo accompanied by Miss Young of Ash land. B. Y. P. IT. at l', led ly Dr. Brit ten, subject, "Brotherhood." Even ing sen-Ice at 8, sermon on "The Character of God." being aecond In the series on the though of God. The choir will render a special selection and there will be the usuitl congre gational aong service. Mid-week eerviee on Thursday evening. Lesson, an exposition of the fifth chapter of the book of 'Ro mans. You are alwaya welcome at all of our services. Come and worship with "the friendly church." . C. M. Cllne, preacher. Church of 1irit If you care whether the young manhood of our city amounts to any thing from the rfiln up there will be something Interesting for you in the evening service at 7:30 when the subject of "And Ideal Young Man" will be discussed. The morning sub ject will be, "Suggestions to Scrip ture Students." Bible school begins Promptly at 10. "Make our home church your church home." Chas. lit. Drake, minister. iSt. Anne's Catholic "hurch Sunday masses at 7:30 and 9:30 o'clock. ' Rev. J. G. Vlen, C. S. V., pastor. Free MotluxIUt Church Meeting at 20 .Weat I atreet. Preaching service at 7:30 on Fri day and Saturday evenings. . Sunday services at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. A. J. Edwards, paator. Salvation Army Meetings are held on Sunday aa followa: 11 a. m., Holiness; 2 p. m., Bible school; 6 p. m., Y. P. U; 8 p. m., "The War Romance of the Sal vation Army. YoH are cordlallv In vited. . J. E. Strautlp, Ensign. '" First Church of Christ Scientist Christian Science services are held every Sunday In the W. O. W. hall, at 11 a. m. Wednesday evening meeting at 8 o'clock. The aubject for Sunday la, "Unreality." Reading room la open from 2 to 4 p. m. dally except 8undays and holldaye. The piubllo'is cordially In vited to attend the aervices and to visit the reading room. '.. , Both iri llioj.lnrit Fred Collins and Frank Coleman spent a day hunting In Jackaon county this week and both were suc cessful In bagging the limit of China Pheasanta and quail. They aay the blrda were In fine condition. The California and. Oregon Coast Railroad Company TIME CARD Effective Nov. 19, 1 9 1 8. Trains will run Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Leave Granta Pass....... 1 p. M Arrive Waters Creek .. .2 P. M, Leave Waters Creek 3 P. M Arrive Granta Pass. ...... .......4 P. M For Information regarding freight and passenger rates call at the office of the company, Lundburg building or telephone 111. LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL PLAYS SWIFT GAME Playing a brand of football thai ould look good in mid-season, the Sophmore and Rcnlor-r'rcnhin.m teams of the local high school squad fought out a 18- victory -for the first and last year men Thursday af ternoon. By eliminating the Sophmore team, the Seniors and Freshmen are now ready to meet the husky Junior team for the Inter-class champion ship on high school grounds Tues- lay afternoon. Tbe sopbmore aggregation gave the spectators at Thursday's same a genuine thrill -when they' dropped the heavy Senior backs behind their own line time after time, and got iway with Ion runs on their- own account. Between 30 and 40 men have been reporting for football practice every day and the lively Interest taken In the Intervlasa serine has brought out some excellent material from, the un experienced men. Aside from the little scrimmage allowed, the most of the training so far has been In fundamentals of straight football under direction of Ooach Nlel Allen, aaslsted hy Wilbur Beams, Bob Beatul and Sherman Smith of tbe championship team 'of wo years ago. Following 1s Tuesday's lineup: Benlor-Vreshman: Potts center: BIlHck R. O.; Ford L. O.; Rymer R. T.; J. Murphy L. T.; R. 4cy R.,K.: A Golf I E.: K. Woodin Q.; Bearss R. 'H.: Smith L. H.; L. Kendall F. B. Sophomore: N. Kendall center; Fl- m in: tllt'WlM'l"!' FOR five years the talent of great engineers was devoted to the Maxwell chis, and as that is now a work of rare mechanical ex- ' cellence through mag nificent Post-War improve ments, the Maxwell hasbeen improved wonderfully in appearance. '. Perhaps you have seen this Post-War Maxwell and, like so many others, have stopped short in your hurry and given it a good looking over. Its simply beauty, its delightful grace, its clean cut, sincere appearance, its daring simplicity you noted, and your respect for Maxwell became more definite. fleid R. C.; Cbastaln I (I.: T. Mc Klnstry R. T.; N. McKlnstry L. T.; Baker R. K. ; Ament L. E.; E. Mur phy Q.; D. Woodin R. H.; Bailey U H.; Luckett F. B. MONTE ffLUE IDEAL AS LEADING PLAYER Too much can hardly be aaid In favor of 'Monte Blue as a leading man. His recent work opposite Bthel Clayton in "Pettigrew'a Girl" waa one of the best opportunities be has had, and proved him not only talented, tint possessed of great per sonal magnetism. He la cast oppo site Mia Lee In "Rustling a Bride," her new Paramount picture which will be shown at the Oregon theatre tonight . Mr. Blue 1s an expert actor) but be haa led a varied career In other f1!ds of endeavor es well. He has served in tbe United States navy and Is generally speaking, a man of ex perience and high Ideals. In his present picture portrayal, the character of a puncher is made lifelike because he. knowa the charac ter, knows the west and knows how jto dress and look aa well aa act the part. The real oowpuncher u vastly dif ferent from the stage cowboy. He Is human, full of fun, daring and original. And that's tbe kind of a puncher Monte Blue depicts In "Rustling a Bride" with Llla Lee as the attractive little star. All kinds of legal blank at tat Conrter. - ! l'i:iN, mm 300,000 Maxwells Precede This Post -War Car But you did not know, unless you sat behind the wheel, how easy it drives, what a comfortable casteriner 'HZTJUZ effect there is in the . " front axle, how snugly , it clings to the road , with its heavy rear axle,how decisive and sure is the emer gency brake, now located on the transmission shaft 1 Unless you have sat be hind the wheel of the Post War Maxwell you know but little, for there is a new lure ' about this car that, once experienced, impresses you beyond words. ! There are 300,000 Max wells before this all able cars. This is greater in many ways except in price only $985 f. o. b. Detroit. Collins Auto Co. j ADDITIONAL LOCAL t Klilpplnx Hogt R. II. Flaherty, secretary of the Farm Bureau of Jackson county, Is , In the city today, auditing In the shipping of a carload of bogs by the Cooperative Shipping Association. AfVr Forty Duys Ik-lny Minerva Yarns have arrived and include Cermantown Zephyr, Shet land Floss, Silk 'Mixture and the new Thistledown Wool for Sweaters In all the new shades and colors. Get your favorite before assortment Is broken. Kinney Tmax. ; 87 llflarn From Coat N. I. 'Macduff, local forest super visor, has Jnat returned from a sev eral dya' trip on Elk Creek, Smith River and other streams between Granta pass and Crescent City. He was inspecting forest trails and was accompanied by Forest Ranger O. S. Case. Mr. Macduff 4s planning a trip to the Oregon Cares the first of the week. RED CKOKS SCPPUTES ARE SE.NT TO STRIOKEX POMYI) Warsaw, Oct. 4. Relief auppllea for Poland, valued in New York City at $8,500,000. have teen received lately from the United States by the American Red Cros here. In tbe shipment are 17,000 eaaea and bales, containing clothfng, shoes, blankets, food, drugs, medicines, hospital sup plies and surgical Instruments, la Poland these supplies would cost many times the price stated. ! I i s