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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 9, 1919)
GRAMM PA8N DAILY COI KIEL TI EHDAY UM EMBER I», IUI» IM I Classified Advertising FOR HALE G. B. BERRY WANTED FOR BALE Vetch, gray oat*. iheat, WANTED Stock to feed. Write or phon« W. W.-Wooldridge," Provolt, j rye, baled hay. roll« 1 barley grass Oregon Agricultural College. Cor Mexico City. Dee. 9. Mexico City 43 seed. Ralph Waldo FXdeu. Med vallis, Dec. 9. The short course on 1« a «gsilet place after dark. Business ford. t Or«. 5511 WANTED TO RENT A _ piano. tising the hom« newspaper to sell of practically every sort »tops Phone 348-R. 30tf farm produce, which will b* offered promptly at 7 o’clock at night when and Brown l«eg- FOR HALE White horn cockerels from Petaluma WANTED Two young calves, aleo at <>. A. C. I-Yinnera’ Week, Decem doors are bolted and heavy steel cur receiving tains are drawn over the entire front bred-to-lay stock. 6 ruonihs and 5 som« weaned calve*. Phon« 601- ber '29 to January 3, -is the farin- of the building. Avenida Frandwx) widespread attention from month* old. Get . them now, price F-13. Mrs. Josie'Messenger. 4 4 era and valuable support by I he Madero, the main thoroughfare, dim Con will be higher later on. WANTED Wood cutters. Write or newspapers over the state. 42 ly lighted at the best, looks like « Schaefer«, R. F. D. No. 2. phone Robinson, Wilderville, ’’Th« value of such a course to the blind alley after midnight, the thea FOR RALE Hydraulic and Irriga- Ore. 41 fanners cannot be emphasized too ter crowds hurry home, There la lion pipe«. all sise«. Will I sell strongly,” nays Homer <1* 'Roberts, but little after-theater life here, TAXI cheap. H. W Webber, Phone 1 formerly a news writer for the Mal Saturday night offers an exception 54 SOONER TAXI IMtone 282-R for heur Enterprise, and now a student for two cafes are open then for 14*4. JltneV Luke or Cutlwr. Osila an-’ In industrial journalism. "The home dancing and drinking with foreigners RLAB WOOD at Edgerton mill. »2 50 awered anywhere, anytime. 88tf prem offers the quickest and cheap for the most part, the patron«. per tier or delivered for »3.25. Ha« The human owls of the United been cut 2% months Phone PALACE TAXI- -Phone 22-J.» Geo. est route to a seasonable market. 149-J or eoo W. C. Harmon 58 A. Hyde. 26tf Th« new*pa|>er In the farmer's travel States who turn night into day, will ing salesman find it difficult to belteve that Mex 5» TAXI at Owl Billiard Parlors, 172-J. ”1 know of a farmer who had a ico City which has a population ap FOR MLU< phone 149-3. or 3434a for night calls. Day and new strain of wheat peculiarly adapt proximately of 1,000,01)0 has no all- FDR RALF. lavender eoat hangers, night service. 55 ed to hl« locality, which he desired night restaurants and that after 2 «ticks and «acheta for Christmas to introduce to his neighbors. He o’clock in the morning it is next to DUNTINTN present« at 636 North Sixth street. advertised, and the supply of seed impossible to buy so much as a cup Mr«. M. F. Graham. 4 3 E. C. MACY. D M. D. Ftrat-claaa was quickly exhausted The stock- of coffee. The ’’Open Day and Night’’ dentistry. 109 % 8outh Sixth man who raises purebred stock will cafe 1« unknown here and early ri«- FOR BALE One horse 10 yeara old. find that the home paper will place era or late retlrera face the alterna- street. Grants Paso. Oregon. weigh* aliout 1400^, Good work - - ■ - him ln touch with just the (buyer five of carrying a pocket lunch or of horse. genUe, sound and true. f- "■1 - - 1 VETERINARY BURGEON with whom he -wants to deal." finding on« of the two outdoor lunch “rice »100. Hay*« Bros , Mur asti Fruit growers will find these ad- stands that cater to that distinctive phy, Ore. DR, R J. BBOTUL. Veterinaria», vertlsing lectures of Immense prac class of night workmen, the news- «evidence 838 Washington boule FOR SALE- A t’oluuM* graph a tical value. Mr. Roberts predicts. He 1 imper printer. These two ’’pueblftoe,” phone. Good sa new, Cabinet and vard, phon« 398-41. has seen the plan worked out In the as they are called, consist merely of k, L. Harding. 704 28 record Brogan peach section of Malheur makeshift tents which cover a few • I'HYHK'IANH 46 D «treat. county. The grower advertises his board« serving as tables and chairs. i’a winter coat. JCIghl L. O CLEMHNT. M D„ Practice fruit, price« and the time the fruit They open for business at 3 o’clock ■OR s a L e - limited to disease« of the «ya, ear, < will be ready, -with the result that a. m. and by 7 o’clock are hauled tone 292-R. 41 year size. no«« and throat. Glasses fitted. much of th* crop 1« sold 1n h1a own down Here x>ne may buy coffee, ta FOR HALE * 40 cows giving Office hours 9-12, 2-6, or on ap neighborhood. males. tortillas »nd mea^ highly flav six Angora goats and three «beep, pointment. Phone«, office 82; resi The art of writing ads that sell, ored with chill. chickens, geese and ducks. Inquire dence 359-J. preparing copy for the press, and the Mexico City is not what might be Jack Casaidy, Merlin road, just distinction between reader and dls- termed a “good restaurant town.” north of city Hinlta. 4 5 >6 LODGHR1DOF. M. D. Physician ’ play advertising, are points which Although the capital of the republic and aurgeon City or country calla TO RENT will be considered in the course of it is not a« well supplied with places attended day or night Phones, farm advertising which will be con- : to eat as Vera Cruz which has only HOUSE FOR, RENT AX 719 North residence, 389; office, 182. Sixth id uc ted by (C. J. McIntosh, of the de one-twenty-fifth the population. The Fourth street: ail furnished except and H streets. partment of industrial journalism. linen and betiding. Apply 721 commercial lunch lAelmoet unknown North Fourth. 39tf A. A. WITHAM. M. D—Internal here for the reason that all business medicine and nervous diaeaaes. Buy Red «’roe« Seale closes from 1 o'clock to 3 o’clock p. MIBtTCLLANEOUH 624 Medical Bldg.. Portland. Or* m. and everyone that has a home Buy Red Croea Seal». Hour», 2 to 5 p. m.. morning and goes to it for the midday meal which E L. GALBRAITH—Insurance. any evening by appointment. is the heaviest of the day. Buildlag and kind. Rentals TOMPKINS, 8. T. — DR. W T lx>an. Piute Glosa IJabllity. 609 1« Rooms 1 and 2 Schmidt Bldg 84tf G street. Phone 28. Très (a all diseases. Hours 9-12 ♦ l/IDGE AND RiMYETY HEMSTITCHING. Plcotlng. Satisfac a. m.; 1-6 p. m. Phone 304-R. ♦ W1.E4 TIONS tion guaranteed. Write to us for suggestion* for Christmas gifts. E. J BILUCE. M. D.. Physician G. A. R. Meet ion The Vanity Shop. Medford. Ore and aurgeon; office Schallhorn At the regular meeting of General ana 145 block., phone 5 4-J; residence, Logan Post No. Hi, department of 2004 laiwnridge, phone «WON WORK» fastings on short Oregon, Grand Army of the Republic Grants Para notice at the new foundry, Third held on December 6th. at the post 41 DR. RALPH W STEARNS physician and 1, Joseph Oayetty rooms, in the county courthouse, the following officers were elected and aurgeon, offices formerly oc Moat OXO-ACETYI j »NE welding the ensuing year: cupied by Dr. Stricker, Masopic Also experienced hand in town, Commander, S. W. Phillip. Temple. Phone, offioe 21-J, real all kinds of lathe and auto work. S. V. Commander. O. S. Goodnow. dene*. 21-L. Hours: 10-12, 2-4 Phone 19, or call at 1235 M St. 85 J. X’. Commander, C. C. Birum. attorney « TO EXCHANGE Adjutant. G. C. Metcalf. Quartermaster, H. A. Huntley. To EXCH-^’G-E 120 acres timber, H. D. NORTON, Attorney-at-law Surgeon. Calvin Finn. sugar pf»m and fir, on Elk creek, Practices in all State and Federal Chaplin. A. Bartlett. to exchange for Granta Pass citv Courts. First National Bank Bldg. property. Address 404 E St 4 4 I Officer of 111? day. J. N. Adams. I G. W. COLVIG. Attorney-at-law. Stmplv Beautiful Officer of the guard, 8. Howlett. Granta Pass Banking Co. Bldg »KHKAMAKING Beautifully Simple The following were elected repre Grants Paas. Oregon sentative« to the department encamp professional IDA M. HOWELL, ment: A. H. Carson and J. W. Hes- dressmaker, alterations. make- E. S. VAN DYKE. Attorney. Prac ♦on: alternates. Geo. C. Metcalf and tices In all courts. First National ovens, HVet class work guaran- James Holman. Bank Bldg teed. N*" • {nested at Dean Apts., By the post adjutant, Car- -• North Sixth St. 47 O. S. BLANCHARD. Attorney-at-law. Room I Golden Rule ,Bidg. Phone 270. and alterations. DRESHM vi.-xG Grants Pass, Oregon. Buy Red Cross Seals. Mrs A L. Harding. 7o4 D St. 45 Harness and Saddlery Auto Top and Canvas Work With Grants Pass‘Hardware Co COMMUNITY PLATE REAL ESTATE C A. SIDI.EIt. Attorney-at-law. Ma sonic Temide. Grants Paea. Ore. A i Rigue River Buy Red Cross Seals. E. T. McKINBTRY «03 ' G street, phone 13-R. General real estate JEO. H. DURHAM, Attorney-at-law. buoineM. The best of all kinds of referee in bankruptcy. Masonic soils for fruit, hay or general Temple. Grants Pass. Oregon. farming. 21 tf Phone 135-J. Red Crosa Seals. I DRAYAGE AND TRANSFER THE WORLD MOVER; bo do we. Bunch Bros. Transfer Co. Phone 3 »741. V. G. ISHAM, drayage and transfer. Safas. pianos and furniture niovÀd, packed, shipped and stör et). Office phone 124-Y. Resi dence phone 124-R. STRAYED STRAY One light, old Jersey cow marked under crop both ears. One brown yearling Jersey heifer, no marks. Owner can have same by paying feed and ad bill. O. B. Hteward, Murphy. 41 ELECIIUOAL WORK ELECTRIC WIRING and general electrical work, repairing, house wiring. C. C. Harper, 105 South Sixth street, phone 47 CIVIL ENGINEER DANIEL McFARLANQ. civil engi neer and surveyor. Residence 740 Tenth street, phone 211-Y. Carriers Wanted— Carrier boys for Dally Courier wanted routes now open. Extra pay for rainy weather Apply at pnee. 4 JAMES T. CHINNOCK. lawyer First National Bank Bldg., Granta Pass. Oregon FORDS GET THE TOP MARKET PRICE at Bargain Prices Raw Furs C. L. Hobart Company THE GOLDEN BOLE FOR CD. TIIE. KEWI’IES TIME CARD Effective Nov. 24, 1 »19. Trains will run Mondays, Wednes- days and Fridays. Leave Granta Pass .......... 1 P.M. Arrive Waters Çreek.......... 2 P.M. Ijsave Waters Creek ........2:30 I’M. Arrive Grants Pass ....... 4 P.M. For information regarding freight and passenger rates cal) at the office of the company. Lundburg building, or telephone 181. PEARL OIL (KEROSENE) HEAT AND LIGHT STANDARD OIL COMPANY IC A M « O a N I At <108 First Ave.. Seattle. Wash. Write for price lint and tag«. The California and Oregon Coast Railroad Company I Pearl Oil in a good oil heater keeps dampness and chill irom the home. Warmth and coxiness without dust and dirt. Heater is easy to carry about. Lights at the touch of a match—gives in stant heat. No smoke, no odor. Economical. Pearl Oil is refined and re refined by our special process which makes it clean burning. For sale in bulk by dealers everywhere—the same high- quality kerosene as the Pearl Oil sold in five-gallon cans. There is a saving by buying in bulk. Order by name—Pearl Oil. We recommend Perfection Oil Heaters. FOR YOUR SEND THEM TO Keeps baby warm and happy XMAS TREE O’ dear me 1 am so happy ’Cause Santa has found the wav He has lit right, here amongst us I know he has come to stay. .Me, being Queen of the Kewpies I must stand close by his side The rest of you must act pretty, ’Cause in you 1ve take great pride. I hope that all little children Every little girl and boy. ’ Will wak right up here mid see us. For I am Just fttl of joy. '•Merry Xmas.’’ ’ aHppy New Year.” We mu* each sing out. with glee. When children come up to see us, And look st our Xmas tree. C. D. Fies, Special Agent Standard Oil Co., Grants Pass Arcade Amusement Parlor 11 I South Sixth Street A ANNOUNCEMENT! After December 10th, 1 will again take in general overhauling work for the winter, but will discontinue it after March 30th, 1920. If you wish to have me do your work bring it in early. Batteries. Generators and Magnetoes overhauled and repaired. I Handle the RACINE TIRI-» E. A. ADAMS, Auto Electrician Licensed Auto Electrician and Battery Repairman Phone flfl 50« South Sixth Street 0