Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, December 27, 1919, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextPAG« THRBW GRANTti l'AMH DAILY IMMKIEK NATURDAY, l»F< "EMBER 27. IIHli t g . b : berry Harness and Saddlery Auto Top and Canvas Work With Grants Pass Hardware Co. Classified Advertising 5X On« horse |o years old. Good work true. anil hors«, gentle, sound M it r- "riio iioo Hayas Bros , 3Xtf pliy, Ore. bX»ll SALE weigh« ulMiut I 400. L. GALBRAITH inaurarne. any Building and kind. Rentals, laiiin. Plate Glass Liability. 809*4 K 41 f G street. I'hono 28. a____ M out OX O-ACET Y1 JONE welding Al*» experienced hand in town , all kinds of lathe and unto work. Phone 19, or call at 1235 M Hl. 85 l-XBl SALE OR TRAME i •; o nere» of old growtli piu»-, cruising about 0,ooo.ooo fluii, in Josephine con li ty. W<i wish to purchase a ra itch for a houle und will give a bargain E. T. M c K instry «03 g street, phone 13-R. General real estati-1 to do so. P. O. Box 732. Grunt« business. The beet of all kinds of i i Ilf l'aas, Ore. soils for fruit, hay or general irrigu- farming. 21 tf | IX»ll SAIJ-: Hydraulic ip. Size« tlun pipes, Will uell giiuran- from 2ln<h to Welilwr, teed 25 years DANIEL McFARLAND, civil <-ngi 54 Phon« 246-.I. Heelden»« neer and surveyor. IX» It SALE lavender coat ha liger*. 740 Tenth street, phone 211-Y. «tick« ami aa -het« for t'lirlnliuus ELE4 TRIt'AL WOKK promeut« at 636 North Hlxth street, 5 4 tira ha in Mrs M F. ELECTRIC W! Ill NO and general i-le.trl al work, repairing, house wiring C. C. Harper, 105 South Sixth street, phone 4 7. Rill HALE Slx-wet'ks old pigs. llenry Steger, Merlin, ore.. Box 55 48. Flrot ItaptiM ( hurcli All the regular services at the usual hour«. iMusic led by the or- cheatra and large choru« choir with Prof Applchoff uh director and MI hh Calvert pianist.' Blblo e'-hool at i with cluHHeH for all eg««. Morning «ervlie at 11, antbwiii. "There I m a l-md;*' sermon, "God's Place " H V. P I', at 6.30. Evening service at HOI HEKEEP1NG ROOMS, fur E. C. MACY. D M. D. First-class dentistry. 109 % South Sixth nlshed, for tent. Mrs. M. A street. Grants Pass, Oregon. Wertz. 2<>7 West <* Street, phone 1 M VETERINARY HVRGKDN FOR ltKNT 4>it • - DR R. J. BESTTUL, Veterinarian place in Wolf Creek; 10 acres Residence 83 X Washington boule cleared; 3 Vi acres In bearing vard, phone 398-R. fruit; creek through place and fine spring. Practically In town. Rent PHYNK "I ANN 3 I 00 for one year. James Watson. I. O. CLEMENT. M. D.. Practice 140 South Broadway, L oh \ngeles. limited to diseases of the eye. ear, Cal. 57 nose and throat. Glasses fitted. 2 of the church. The Epworth In-ague will be in charge from 8 to 10, the l<adies Aid from 10 to 11, and the pastor will preslil.- over the last hour of the dying year Everybody in- viteti. PAGE ONE NIGHT ‘ MEDFORD II Thursday, Jan. 1 ■ < "hurch of < hrist Oriole instruction In religious •(I- ucation la open to all who d-- ire to come to our school at 10 a. in. Morn ing worship service begins with the communion at II. This will be fol lowed by dlHeoiirse on, "Prayer in Our Program for the New Year.” Evening worship at 7 30. Sermon subject, “Seeing Afar." How will you si»end the la«t Sunday in this year? We invite you to spend It in God’s house. Chas. fR Drake, minister. A NEW WONDER NI NI» THEM TO White Mazda Lamp THE GOLDEN ROLE EUR CO. Ink for u <l<-rn<niHtration ll<- Klirr- to we the»« lights GET THE TOP MARKET PRICE ion voi it Raw Furs «03 First lie., Sentile, Wash. Write for price list and tug». Rogue River Hdw. SQUEEZED TO DEATH 7:30; anthem. "At Evening Time;’’ sermon, Nazareth and the Carpen ter Shop " On Wedti'-Kday evening there will 1>e a social and watch When the body begins to stiffen night service. The public Is always and movement becomes painful it invited to all our service«. is usually an indication that the C. M. Cline, preacher. kidneys are out of order. Keep these organs healthy by taking COLD MEDAL Th» world’s standard remedy for kidney, liver, bladder and uric acid trouble«. Famous since 1696. Take regularly and keep in good health. Io three sizes, sll druggists. Guerenteed as represented. Look fer U. u«. Geld M«i.l M every koz sad aacaet so -mtlaUoa Newman M. E. 4'liiii-i-h Sunday school at 10 a. m. Ep worth lx-ague at 6-30 p. ni In the morniag at 11 o'clock Rev. Joseph Knotts, pastor, will preach on the New Year theme. "Jov Comet!) in the Morning.” At 7:30 on the theme, "The Double Portion." Special mu sic both morning and evening. New Year'« eve there will be an "All Church Social" In the parlors e Betluiny 4’r«--l»yt<-i imi ( 1 liiirch Morning worship, * 11 1 1 o’clock, "Tranaltlon* — A New Year'« Year’s dedlta- Hon." Sunday £ inday school at 10. Younir lieople's meeting. 6.45, "How to 6:45, "How Make the Next Year Better Than 90:1.17. This.” f'Halms 9O;L17. Evening worHhfp at 7:30, "Sixty Minutes.” Wednesday, December 31, 7:45 p n»., "A Prayer for the Coming Year,” HI John 2. Henry G Han on. minister. PRESENTS THE FAMOUS STARS IN PERSON FRANCIS X. BUSHMAN I NOT A “YFfLYii BAYNE |J_ THEMSEIA F.8 Fa-cinming Mystery Play “TheMaster Thief’ By EI»W. E. ROSE WITH I TYPK li, MORONI O CANT OF 20 LIVING, BREATH » ING A4 TORN PRKTCS—Orchestra: $2; Parquet, *1.54»; Bah-ony, *1.50, $1, ."MX—Plu* War Tax a Neat« Tue-aiay , lx-« ciiil»er 34»—Mail 4>rdeiw Now St. Luke’s l.piMopal Sunday (Holy Innocence Day) ev enit)£ service at 7:30 p. m. A hearty welcome to all. Help the na tion-wide movement by attending. Rev. I’hilip K. Hammond of Ash land. vicar in charge. First Chnrcli of 4 liri*t Scienti*t Christian Science ervi. es are held every Sunday in the W. O.‘ W. hall at 11 a. m. Wednesday evening meeting at 8 o'clock. The subject Sunday is ’’Christian Science.” Reading room is epen from 2 to 4 p. m. daily except Sundays and holidays. The publi is cordially in vited to attend the services and to visit the t'-ading room. f' " Oliver* MoroHeo tlie 11 ENT I STS (X > KKN: Car Bargains 1»17 1U1« HHI 1»1 4 101« < HEVIRJLET .......... .................................................................... Ml75.(Hl I III V 15 »I I I ............................................................................... $450 00 FOR!», (kklll SHAPE ...».................................... ................... S I.Ki iN) Ford, NEW TIRLX..................................................................... * ;5o.oo OVERLAND WITH STARTER .......................................... S»i.o-m SEGONI» HAND I'ARS BOUGHT A NI» NOI C. L. Hobart Company ~ Office hours 9-12, 2-5, or on ap polntment. Phones, office 62: resi dence 359-J. WASTE» 4 WANTED To contract (or Pine ¡.nd Fir log« f. o. I». cars Southern Pa cific track Big Pirn- Limber 4'ompuny. Medford, ore: n 4 111 X - - ¡XH’GHRIDGE, M D. Physician and «ergeon. City or country calls nttended day or night. Phones. re«!ib nee, 369; office, 182. Slyth and II streets A. WITHAM. M D. Internal medicine and nervous diseases, i i,. I Medical Bldg. Portland. Ore Hours, 2 to 5 p. hi ., morning and evening by npimintmi ni r.in< 1. I».''» WANTED 1 tiii-i •>'«-«I 4 h ui'ri'K; iilfi«lf»i. with w t’ur in-1 right, ni-ar oiitHldc ran ge DR. W T TOMPKINS^ S. T «chool. P. 4». Bo« ’» h 7, Yr- ka. Rooms 1 and 2 Schmidt Bldg. 54 (Mi. Treats all disease«. Hours 9-12 a. m.; 1-5 p. m. Phone 304-R WANTED .Men who now how to «warnt», for hor»o skidding In win tor weather. I- per day of s ho ire E J. BILLiCK. M. D„ Physician and surgeon» office Schallhorn addreaa I. E. Kesterson l/umbcr block, phono 54-J; residence. (io.. Worden, Oregon. '»4 1004 latwnrldge, phone 54-L, W VNTED loop turkey* at the City Grants Pass. Bring poultry In th I k Market. 57 DR RALPH W 8THARNB pbjrwlctaM Iligln-Ht price« i mid. week. and surgeon, office* formerly oc WVNTED AgeiitH (or Griui U» Pans cupied by l»r. Stricker, Masonic and vicinity. Good proposition. Temple. Phono, office 21-J. resi Previous experience unnecessary. dence. 21-L. Hours: 10-12, 2-4. Fyee School of Instruction. Ad ATTORNEYS dress Massachusetts Bonding and ' Insurance Company, Accident and II. D. NORTON, Attorney-at-law. Health Department, Saginaw, Practices in all State and Federal Michigan, i'apita.1 11,500,000, 54 Courts. First National Bank Bldg. W VNTED H. M. Parker will pay cash for a lot on Sixth street, G. W. COiLVIG, Attorney-at-law. Grants Paas Banking Co. Bldg. south of Ij. &6 Grants Pass, Oregon. To EXCHANGE E. S. VAN DYKE, Attorney. Prac TH AJ>B W tnlyd, tn mu oi tices in all courts. First National about 1400, and wagon and cash. Bank Bldg. Trade for Ford touring car. \<l- (Irt'HH No. 234 1, care Courier. 54 O. S. BLANCH ARD, \ttorney-at-law. | Golden Rule Bldg. Phone 270. TAXI Grants Pass, Oregon. SOONER TAXI Phone 2G2-R for C. A. SIDLER, Attorney-at-law. Ma Jitney Luke or Cutler. Calls an sonic Temple. Grants Pass, Ore. swered anywhere, anytime. S6tf GEO. 11. DURHAM, Attorney-at-law, PALACE TAXI Piloni- 22-J. Geo. referee In bankruptcy, Masonic \ Hyde - ,ir Temple, Grants Paas. Oregon. Phone 135-J. TAXI at Owl lilllinrd Parlors, 172 .,. • ------------ __2L_. or 248-»L for night calls. Day and JAMES T. . CHI>NOCK, lawyer, night service. First National Bank Bldg., Grants Paas. Oregon. LONT LX>ST Fourth liberty loan bond No 5040203, $50; Fifth Victory loan bond No. A1O9I464. »50. Finder please return Io Courier office and metre reward . ■'1 drayage and trannfer St. Anne's ('•tliollc < Tiureh Sunday maaMi-« at 8:00 ami 10:00 o’clock. Rev. J. G. Vlen, C. 8. V., pastor, MW'KIXA.NKOl » F4HI NALK FOR Minx phone 149.1 I Jit iI k CbiirclKS | •r — THE WORLD MOVES; so do we. Bunch Bros. Transfer Co. Phone 897 R. F. G. ISHAM, drayage and transfer. Safes, pianos and furniture moved, packed, shipped and stor ed. Office phone 124-Y. Resi dence phone 124-R. The California and Oregon Coast Railroad Company TIME CARD New Years Day American Legion vs. High School ' He saw the foreign roads in England and France, the best’ in Europe—and in other < ontinental eountrie • and he knows. Being unable to M-cur<- a game with any out Mile High Hrhool team, our local i-liainpionH have lice'll challenged by th<- All- Ntar Inierican Ix-gion team, comp« » mm 1 of former G. I*. H. S. men. The part railroads have played in the development of the United States is beyond measure. It I m e-ti ma till that lioth lineup-, will average Hi.” | m > iiiii I k and a most interesting liattle t* 0x|HX-te<l. American railroads have achieved high standards of public service by far-sighted and courageous investment of capital, and by the constant striving of managers and men for r -waj’da for work well done. • We have the best railroads in the world —we must continue to have the best. Game to Start Promptly at 2:30 Admission . . 50 Cents But they must gr SERVICE AND SATISFACTION' OCR MOTTO We carry a full line of Tires anil AcccHMiric-« at the I h - k I price« on the market- Now I k tlio time to make your spring repair*. We iiinke a specialty of all kind« of Lathe mid Machine work and general re|>aii-H. Also nil kinds of cast steet mid ntuniiniim welding. Bring in your mechanical Trouble*. We can help you. 1 Th« raOwRvx of tho United State« are • more than one third, nearly one half. of all the railways of the world. They carry a yearly traffic bo much greater than that of any other country that there ia really no basis for comparison. Indeed, the traffic of any two nationa may beecmbined and still it does not approach the commerce of America borne upon American railways. Ssaatvr Cuai^w „ To attract to the railroads in the future | the investment funds of many thrifty citi zens, the directing genius of the most ( capable builders and managers, and the p skill and loyalty of the l»est workmen—in competition viftth other industries bidding fer capital, managers u i men the railroatl industry must hold cut fair rewards to capital, to managers and to the men. American railroad ' v. i 1 ue to set world standards and ad< -ti serve the Nation’s needs if they continue to be built and operateti on the .American principle of rewards for work well done. advertisement u puhhdicdbylhe fSfosociatiofi Executives, C. F.BURKE and T. E. KNOX, Props _ To the $20,000,0UO,Cl0 now invested in our railroads, there will have to be added, in the next few years, to keep pace with the nation’s business. 1 illtons more fori additional tracks, stations and terminals,' cars and engines, elect i ic power houses and trains, automatic signals, safety devices, the elimination of grade crossings and for reconstruction and engineering economies that will reduce the cost of transportation. FASHION GARAGE & MACHINE SHOPS Effective Nov. 24, VI». Trains will run Mondays. Wetlnes dnyn and Fridays. P.M. I xjiivo Grant8 Pass......... ....t o PM. Arrive Waters Creek___ ...2: 30 P.M. Leavo Waters Creek P.M. Arrive Grant* Paso......... ....4 For information ragardin* freight and passenger rates call at the office of the company. Lnndbiirg building, or telephone 131. \ SK any doughboy wh-» was “over there” J A. and he will tell J*d that American laiiroads : re the let in the world.