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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 19, 1919)
aa edxemdu . m » a GKA.MH I'.ASH DAILY COI KIEK i aider h >. 1011» Classified Advertising plop Tnnr» ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ADDITIONAL LOCAL « ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Miicli Hells D ih I mi *-— C. A. Limb, Dodge agent, yester day »old h car to Vaughn k Wall MllS. AV. It. SAVOAP.'ladles' tailor, bracht. dressmaker and furrist; suit« Med- made up to the minute In style L5tr and workmanship; term* reason able and satlsfu ition guaranteed buggy 30 Olive Street, phone 253. 06tf kind. month Box IDA Al. HOWELL, professional tìnti -F-I. alterations, piuke- dr« ■maker, Married— 9« If overs, Flrsl clans work gjiarun- llavlland, youngest teed. Now located at Dean Apts., daughter of Mrs. E llavlland of till* FOR K ali : i new touring car nt h Room 5, 515 North Sixth St. 47 eity, was married on November 15 bargain If taken at once. 1 Dodge «t ChehallH, Wash., to Wilbert J. In fine shape, new top und just ' Herhiand, former member of the overhauled. 1 Chevrolet In fine) e . t . mckinstry «03 g «tw«t. 23d engineers, who was discharged condition. 314 North Sixth St. 8«tf _, t . --—T*r I phono 13-R. General real estate In June. The wedding was at tin luialness The beat of all kinds of horn« of the groom'« brother, for »"OR SALE Two mar*« weighingi aolls for fruit, hay or general whom Mlits llavlland had worked in 1350, uagon und harness, alx tons' straw, four ton« hay. Inquire J. I farming. 21tf a store for the past four years, the ceremony lielng performed -by Rev. <1. l»orencc, or E. C. Neeley, or at TAXI Davis Chaelson, pastor of the Praa- the Red Front Burn, 26 byte ria n church. FOR HALE -White and Brown Mg- I SOONER TAXI Phon« 292-R for Jitney Luke or Cutler. Cails an |-',-l|,rr Funeral Toi»orr»n%— horn coekerUa from Petaluma1 swered anywhere, anytime. S6tf brad-to-lgy stock, 6 months and 5 t The burial of John Felker, months old. Get them now, price; died at the XVestern Hotel November DRAYAGE AM» TRANSFER <’<>n will ln> higher later on. 10, will be held tomorrow at 2 41 THE WORLD MOVER, at» do we o’clock In the Granite Hill cemetery. S< hnefi-rs, R. F I). No. 2. I’hone Efforts were made to locate relatives Bunch Bros. Transfer Co. FOR SALE- Four lota. one having but the only effects in Felker’s cab 397-R. good sul»atantlal house. all t it rnl- In on Briggs creek to shed light on lure, cow and chickens, All U» be F. (I ISHAM, drayage and transfer. the whereabouts of bls relatives is a ■old for 11200. Inquire K. B Mc- Safes. pianos and furniture letter dater 1897, 22 years ago, frwtii 2» Kee. 906 Foundry St moved, packed, shipped and stor- a sister, Mrs. A. E. Graw, of AVeet Resl- <*harlton, Vt. There was also •d. Office phone 124-Y. a FOR SAM-I Strictly modern bunga denre phone 124-R. . photograph which he told a neighbor low. five rooms, on paved street, ewaa the picture of two daughters pavement paid tn full, beet resi CIVIL ENGINEER and a son. dence district. Fire place, buffet, cabinet kitchen, sleeping porch, DANIEL M c F arland , civil engi “Agents Authority to Sell”- book ate.. Price 12,000, half cash, bal neer and surveyor. Residence of 50 blanks, 50<-. Courier office. ance easy terms as rent Address 740 Tenth street, phone 211-Y, Quartz blanks at Courier office. -wnar, 336 Sorth Holly Street. ELECTRICAL WOKK Medford or phone 721-L Medford. Foil MALE Ititi.M4MAKI XG 25 ELECTRIC WIRING and general electrical work, repairing, houae t EXCHANGE 12 acres wiring C. C. Harper. 105 South (side the city. 1600 niort- Sixth street, phone 47 AV111 take team or used car I New Back for an Old Ont*^—How a ilty. Rec Heath & IL-r- DENTISTS Grant* Pa*» R<-*i<l«-nr Made a 27 Rad Rack Strong First-class E, C. MACY. D. M. D FOR KALE Remington No. 6 type- dentistry. 109M» South Sixth Th* back aches at times with a writer at a bargain. 61k North dull Indescribable feeling. making street. Grants Pass. Oregon. you wear- and restless; piercing 27 Sixth afreet. pains shoot across the region of the VETERINARY SVRGEON kidneys, and again the loins are so FOR HALE Steel traps, «’all even R. J. BESTVL. A’etegtnarlan lame that to stoop is agony. No us* ings after 5. Roy Wilcox. 331 DR ! to mb or apply a plaster to the back Residence 838 Washington boule I If the kidneys are weak. AX'est L street. • 28 You can- vard. phone 398-R. not reach the cause, Follow the ex FOR SALE Good cream separator ample of this Granta Paas citizen. in good condition and ready for Mrs. XViu. Harvey. 621 N. Eighth use. Cheap. Call at 735 Merlin St., say«: “For six long DR RALPH XV. STEARNS physician months 1 sujffered from kidney Road. 29 and surgeon, offices formerly oc trouble. My back nearly killed me, CHOICE TI’RKEYS Corn and milk cupied by Dr. Stricker. Masonic It ached so badly. 1 was as helpless fed. Mr». P. Oleson.' Phone 500- Temple. Phone, office 21-J. resi as a child, being confined to my bed most of the time. My kidneys 25 R-2. dence. 21-L. Hours: 10-12, 2-4 were terribly congested and 1 was a FOR HALE On* tram hor«»s, one L. O. CLEMEN'^ .Al. D., Practice nervous wreck, ft just seemed as though n.rv inch of my bedv wa- 3*4 wagon, one 1 •; Iron axle wag-! limited to diseases of the eye. ear, affected. as I ached all ovt r. Doan’s on. jersey cow fresh In February; nose and throat. Glasses fitted. Kidney Pills pulled me through this. wood saw; homestead relinquish Office hours 9-12, 2-5, or on ap ;I used t tu-in for several months ment on 40 acres of timbered land pointment. Phones, office 62; resi and was finally able to get around as well as ever. 1 consider m.vself with fair house and good garden; . dence 359-J. cured." »4 mile from Pacific highway and, Price 60c, at all dealers, Don't 2H miles from town. .Address J. I 9. 1XHTGHRIDGE, M. D. Physician simply ask for a kidney remedy—get and surgeon. City or country calls Doan's Kidney Pills—the same that E. German. 329 West I street. 251 attended day or night. Phones, Mrs. Harvey had. Foster-Milburn Co. A’ A NTH» residence. 369; office, 182. Sixth Mfgs., Buffalo, N. Y. and H str -eta. BT<M’K WANTED Beef catti« and sheep. 0. W. King, Montagu* A A. WITHAM. M. D,—Internal Cal. 37 medicine and nervous diseases. 624 Medical Bldg., Portland. Ore Hours, 2 to 5 p. tn.. morning and The public is constantly being evening by appointment. ■ v •windled by imitations, count DR. XV. T TOMPKINS, S. T.— erfeits and substitutes that re WANTED TO RENT 6 or 7 rooms, Rooms ..wins J I and 2 Schmidt Bldg. semble in name and appearance modern, with well, in north end Treats all diseases. Hours 9-12 Foley*8 Honey and Tar Com of town. No children. Address a. nt; 1-5 p. m Phone 304-R. pound It is because the origi X__________________ -Box 53. Iceland. Oregon. nal Foley’s is so good, so reliable E, J. BILLICK, M. D.. Physician and so well known that these and do gen- WANTED Girl to cook < and surgeon; office Schallhorn frauds find sale. Mrs. XV. R. eral housework. block, phone residence. 54-J; Always Has It In His Home Hwoape, 30 Olive ; Street, phone 1004 laiwnridve, phone 54-L, T. J. McCall, Athens. O . writes. “We hart 29 253. used Foley's Honey and Tar in our home foi Grants Pass several years and und it almost invaluable foi W ANTED Good waitress or second coughs and colds, and especially toe croup foi our children. We are never without it and can ATTORNEYS helper In kitchen. Address Geo. not too highly recommend it (or coughs, coldi or croup for either grown-up people or childr Bickel, Glendale Hotel, Glendale, H. D. NORTON, Attorney-at-law. Oregon. 29 Practices in all State and Federal »POR.K and potatoes wanted at the Courts. First National Bank Bldg. Honey and Tar South Side market, first door COMPOUND 25 G. XV. COLVIO, Attorney-at-law. north of Oxford hotel IS PLEASANT TO TAKE, «od Granta Pass Banking Co. Bldg. sooths the raw, inflamed nirfacea; »tops Grants Pass, Oregon. the rasping, .trangling feeling in She FAIR EXCHANGE It Is Easy To Imitate Names any E. S. VAN DYKE, Attorney. Prac tices in all courts. First National and Bank Bldg. 608 84tf O. S. BLANCHARD. Attorney-at-law. Golden Rule Bldg. Phone 270. HEMSTITCHING, Pivoting. Satisfac Grants Pass, Oregon. tion guaranteed. Write to us for suggestions for Christmas glfta. The Vanity Shop, Medford, Ore C. A. SIDLEll, Attorney-at-law. Ma sonic Temple. Grants Pass, Ore. gon. 145 I AM NOW MAKING a specialty of GEO. II. DURHAM, Attorney-nt-law, roferee In bankruptcy. Maeonftt holiday evening gowns. Early or Temple, Grants Pass, Oregon. ti rs, better service. The best of Phone 13B-J. references. Mrs. XV. R. Swonl*. 30 Olive Street., phone 253. 29 J AMES T. CHINNOCK, Lawyer, First National Bank Bldg , Grants ÏXM4T Pass. Oregon. tX»ST Somewhere In town, three keys tied together. Finder please leave at Courier office. W TDK DIAMOND RUANO. ▲ E. L. GALRRAiTli—insurance, kind. Rentals. Building Ix>an. Plate Glass Inability. O street. Phone 28. CHICHESTER S PILLS I 'ST -Between Grants Pass Wüters Creek, a logging Finder i R mio leave at R Ù C recloy. Ladles I Awk your Drugfrfst fo* t'hl-ckras-f er a Diamond Rraag. i 1*111« II» H«-«l sn<i Gold metallic* F boies, sssled with Blue RI bixin. Take no other lluy of your ▼ pmanlak. Axkf r( III-< I A m .TFB r DIAMOND It KAM» PI LI.ft, for Rfc yesrgi no*aftsDaM*8tfHt, Alwayn Relfabl« SOLD BY DRtüülSTSLVLRYWHEJtt throat. It » made of the pureat, fresh est and finest ingredients to be had, con tains no opiates or other harmful drugs, and costs twice as much to make as any imitation of it. For more than thirty years Foley '$ Honey and Tar has been used with satisfaction and success. sold i:\ r.inu HEKH t'he California and Oregon Coast Railroad Company TIME CARD CAR BARGAINS ONE <»VERLAXI», GOOD AS NE AA ONE 1-TO.N FORD TRI CK. ONE FORD TOI RING CAR ONE 3 *4-TON VELIE TRI < K AND TRAILER ONE I-TON TRAILER Mexico City, Nov. 19.- The most persistent phrase encountered by the, buying public in Mexico at present * Is “No hay cainbio." “there is no' change.” The silver in the 'Mexican I pesos, fifty-cent pie e and the small er coins, is worth more than the face vain« of the coin so this money- has been hoarded by many persons and sold for their silver content. sorting they would lose money in the The result Is that “cambio” °r t transaction. change has disappeared and persons The "azteca” or Mexican 20-peso who buy or sell are forced to pay! piece ( gold I is practically useless as from four to seven per cent for.silver; money in stores or cafes when the pieces front brokers. . Most nser-1 purchase is for a small amount. chants refuse to make small sales if “I might as well be broke as have they are forced to give change, as- azteca.” complained an Ameri- C. L. Hobart Company can who -was hungry and could not find a cafe to change his gold. Later lie hit tition a unique scheme. He deposited the “azteca" with the cafe proprietor and proceeded to eat at intervals until he had no more credit which with prevailing prices was not a long time. It -Ji jig’ ■gtf iïxjj vi« wJH ll & X P**11 \ 11 ♦ \ ■ / MM VOU’LL enjoy the cold days » when you are wearing a warm, t comfortable slip-on sweater or sweater coat and the cold days of xvinter will have a differ ent meaning to you when you go out properly dressed for the weather. Here are garments that. In addition to being warm t and wholly comfortabiq are cleverly made and wonderfully attractive. They’re the kind that you have seen excrationaliy well-dressed people wear, that look as though they had been made to order. We design knit garments just as some very well-known cut ters plan a gown or suit of clothes, the mode of the moment is taught and fashioned into Jantzen knit wear. It keeps us always on the alert—but it pays big dividends in the popu larity of our line. 4 1 iuL l.ry one on and ***—ANI) BE SURE TO LOOK AT THE LABEL JANTZEN KNITTING MILLS Effective Mv. 1», 191 8. Fraina will run Tuesday, and Saturday I.eave Grants Pass Arrli e U . »■ is Creek Leave Waters Crees Arrive Grants Pass For information regarding freight •nd passenger rates cal] at the offic ii the rnninirr. Lnndbnrg huild'n-- ■ r telephone i :< I i W7 GENUINE JANTZ£N Al