Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, June 11, 1920, Page 3, Image 3

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(IKA NT« l’AMH DAILY COURIER
Classified Advertising
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PAG H THIIf»
HYDALE
Miss Alta Houk in visiting Mrs.
C. Neely this week.
IJtHT
Mr. and Mrs F. N. Robertson a
la>HT
‘
Between
Grant« Pass and children were at k*runt* Pa«« Me
Ill W4XM) Hilt BALK
Murphy, gasoline tunk cap for day afternoon.
tier delivered. Phone
Tahoe, Cal., June 11. Thu prob-
Nash
car. Finder please leave at
Mr». A. C. Ford called on Mr«.
Inson, Wlldurville
; lem of deflation of the curren’y is
Courier office.
9f> Hurry Keyte Monday afternoon
Mr». George Jone« wa« at Grunt* the most pressing of th •e confront-
ruglslered ,
roil SALE Purebred
VIISCELLANEOI S
| St*»: lanking InterestJ. delegates to
P ush Tuesday.
Jersey oows, heifers «nd calves, at
I
Mr and Mr». A. I. Hussey were at i the ('n Ifirnia Banke s Assoc-atlon
The Meadows. Phone C. N. Culy. YOUR WEEKLY CHECK —Limited
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Grants
Paas Wednesday. Mrs. Hus­ ■ com vut i u hure war« to"i yt.'terday
only by ability and time devoted
sey
was
visiting her slater, Mrs. Oli­ by George S. Meredith of Oakland.
to soiling our trees.
Complete
president of the convention.
FOR 8ALB-- 80 acres rolling land,
ver
Morton.
line of all variation backing you.
fenced, buildings, spring
water.
' A year ago a spirit nt optimism
Mr.
and
Mr».
Coon,
of
Grants
Pass
Write for terms. Start Immedi­
Bargain for cash. U. G. Abell,
was abroad in the land, new enter­
ately. Salem Nursery Company, were In Ferrydale Sunday.
Wllderville.
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Mrs. Stevenson anil Grandma Ro- prises were planned on every hand,
427 Oregon Bldg., Salem. Ore. 102
i bertson were In Grants Pass Wed- and a spell of hopeful confidence per-
FOR-SALE Near Dryden, 300 acres NOTICE Medford Junk and Wool neaday on business.
'vaded the country,” he said. “And
with team, self binder, all neces­
Buyer, will stay In Granta Pass
Mrs. Ixifeld called on Diiisey Cole for a time our bright hopes seemed
sary farm took, spring water' until June 11th, and will pay top at her home In Granta Pass Wed- to lie realized, crops were good, and
piped in house, good outside' market prices for wool, mohair, neaday.
! Nature blessed the West richly. A
Must be sold to settle an’ rubber, metals, rags, sacks, scrap
range
Mrs. L. Bacher and family of Ap year ago deflation of our currency
estate J. A. Tolln, Selma, Ore. 06
Iron, newspapers and magazines piegate were visiting Mr. Achoor Sun­ ami credits was not often discussed.
417 G street, near Palace hotel. 95 day.
Today it is the dominant topic. As
FOll SALE Cholce baled ' «Italia
we review the situation today we see
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D.
G.
Robertson
and
wife
were
at
bay, *27 per too. f. o. b. Grani« BAGGAGE AND EXPRESS transfer.
‘ that inflation was inevitable from
Phone HR.
’ 16 I their ranch Sunday
PtM. * Rlverbank« Farina
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Mr. Britton 1« setting up a saw I the moment the United States ceased
HAVE GOOD PASTURE for 10 or I mill at the Big 4 on Picket Creek. • i to lie a debtor nation and became a
F<»R IAUB Slab wood, dry S3,
Mr. and Mrs. Hunt and little creditor nation.”
15 head of stock, plenty of water,
green *2.50 per tier. Cash on de­
good fence, will last al) summer. I daughter, Eugenia, were at Grants
livery. W J Teal, phone 395-R
Federal reserve banks long ago
Price *1 to *2 per month. J. R. ! Pass Tuesday on business.
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could have "applied the brakes” to
Tucker, Selma, Ore.
97
I the Inflation movement by raising
PIGS FOR SAMS—Winona Ranch
the discount rate, said Meredith.
98
WILDERVILLE
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WILDERVILLE
"I am not one to condemn the fed­
FOR SALE -Used lumber, good tor MRS GUY KNAPP Voice and plnao ♦----------------------------------------------- ■ ♦ eral reserve bank for allowing expan­
Miss Mamie ljoyd left for Aber­
barn or sheds Also some window
Accredited teacher for high school
deen, Wash., last week to spend the sion to reach the i>eak,” he continu­
■ash and door«. Joseph Fetzner.
Residence
work
Phone 224
ed. “rather. It would seem to be its
summer with her sister.
755 North 8th St.
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. '.if
4 20 A street.
John Rnttencutter, of Medford, is duty to finance the government even
though the government were con-
FOR 8AIJC Single work harneas. MRS J. L. JOHNSON—Instructor of visiting this week at the home of his
,
96
Call at 605 So 5th St
voice
Rooms above Moore's Ba­ grandparents, A. M. Ilu'icncutters. ducted on an extravagant and profli­
Mazelle Robinson has been helping gate scale. Now must come the per­
kery, hours from 1 to 5 on Tues­
iod of foreign readjustment, This
FOR 8AIJ-: «-roomed bungalow, all
days and Saturdays.
67tf with the work at the h .me of her
modern
Garage. Wood house.
meets an added obstruction in the
aunt, M’s J. I! Robinson
Fruit trees
Strawberries
Gar­
A
Mrs. Griffin and Mrs. Conger visit­ condition of foreign exchange,
den lx>ls of shade. Very reason­
condition
so
bad
that
a
debt
of
1000
ed at the Dick Lindsay home part if
able. Close to Baptist church See GEO. W. CROSS a tuner with 17 last week.
marks, formerly equal to about *240,
yeurs
practical
experience.
In>
lud
owner. Mr». J. D Thorpe. 705 C
could
recently be settled for ,10.”
Orren Hill has recovered from the
Ing 9 years factory training. Head­
street.
95
Referring
to international policy
measles
so
as
to
be
out
of
doors
quarters Josephine hotel.
Your
Meredith said:
satisfaction is my success.
82tf again
FOR SALE 4 high grade Jersey
Chas. Houseman was*thrown from
“The time has come for this na­
cow« to freshen for fall and winter
TLX
his
horse Wednesday evening. light-J
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tion to declare its dissociation with
Address E. 11 Crouch,
milker»
linzib
R F D 3. or call at ranch 4 miles SOONER TAXI Phone 262-R for Ing on a stump and bruising his back European affairs in all that does not
and
skinning
his
face
badly.
concern us in respe -t of our political
Grants
Pass
on
Pacific
east of
Jjtney Luke or Culler. Calls an­
Ttie Dickinson. Daws any Ander­ safety and industrial welfare. Utop­
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highway.
swered anywhere, anytime.
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son families went for a picnic dinner ian notions of brotherly responsibil­
FOR 8AIJ5---40 acre« of land on PAI»ACE TAXI Phone 2 2-J. Geo to the marble works last Sunday.
ity. pledged in formal compacts,
William Creek; 5 a re« fine bot­
A. Hyde A Henry Sargeant. 25tf
The Ixidies Aid met with Mrs have no proi»er place in this nation's
tom land, the reat good farming
Ixtvelace last Thursday with a good permanent policy.”
land. Some timber. Good build­ TAXI at Owl Billiard Parlors. 172-J, attendance, and the next meeting
A grave danger which threatens
Day and night service.
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ing« Inquire 221 L street.
98
will be June 17th with Mrs. Hill.
the business life of America, Mere­
A Children's day program will be dith said* is the prevailing system of
DRAYAGE Wl) TRANSFER
2 EIGHT MONTHS old Duroc Jersey
given
at the church next “Sunday taxation, “which eliminates the re­
sows for sale. Drop a card to Paul
THE WORLD MOVES: so do we morning at the usual prea hlng hour. sources of the investor upon whom
95
Weiss, ltd 1.
Bunch Bros. Transfer Co. Phone
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our enterprises have been dependent
349.
FOR SAMC—Two Jersey
cows
in the past."
Preload eryi Eaten.
Hawes # Schumacher, R. F D. 2.
A» n i hl. I cn< re noi ruy new “In-
:SU Vf drayago an I transfer
Phone 606-F-8.
99
Safes.
pianos
and
furniture In" «" i nt dinner. In trying to turn my
moved,
packed,
shipped
anil
stored ben v.\ i-«ille<i roast In the pan on the
FOR RENT
oven ■ lonr the pan slipixxl and the The California and Oregon
Office phono 124-Y.
ron st rolled all over tile kitchen t!<x>r
Coast Railroad Compariv
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS for rent.
before I cottiti grab It. I hastily
TIME CIRI»
REAL ESTATE
411 North 6th street, opposite
"ii-l.cd It bmlered It. und got It Into
courthouse.
92tf £. T. MCKINSTRY—«03 O street, tin oi< n ngnln. then got down on tlie
Effe live Nov. 24. 1919.
phone 13-R. General real estate floor to -siTIlh tip the grease. A h I
WANTED
business The best of all kinds of nn< scrubbing. In «miked my mother-
Trains will run Mondays, Wednes-
soils for fruit, hay or general In-In». whoM» cric“ nt seeing ni» crab­
MEN AND TEAMS WANTED At
days and Fridays.
bing
In
my
silk
dress
ubile
preparing
Leave Grants Pass.............. 1
farming.
Silt
Moon A Company's road camp
dinner brought tlie rest of the com Arrive Waters Creek ..... 2
near Port Orford. Wages *10 for
puny. I atood the tensing until after I«eave Waters Creek.....
2:30 P.M.
PHYHICIANH
teams, 8 hours; men *5 for 8
the ron st hud been duly eaten and Arrive Grants Pass..
4
P M.
hours. Furnish California bay at L. O. CLEMENT. M. D., Practice, pnilsed,
coufensed.—Ex-
For Information regarding freight
and passenger rates call at the office
134 per ton; rolled barley or oats
limited to diseases of eye. ear. nose change.
lot the company. Luadburg building.
at *73 per ton. Board $1.10 per
and throat. Glasses fitted. Hours
nr »«lenhone 131
day or you can camp If you like.
9-12, 2-5. or on appointment.
Beat of working conditions. Moon
Phones, office 62; residence 359-J
A Company.
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S. LOUGHIUDGE. M. D. Physician
EMPTY SACKS wanted at the Jose­
and surgeon. City or country call»
phine Flour Mill.
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attended day or night. Phones.
Res. 369; Office, 182; 6th and H
WANTED AT ONC®—126 eggs,
Rhode Island Red. or Plymouth E. J BILL1CK, M. D. Physician
I Folti» ROADSTER
Rock, or part of each. Fertility
and surgeon; office Schallhorn
1 SAXON SIX
of eggs, guaranteed. Price rea­
block, phone 54-J: residence. 1004
I MAXWELL
sonable.
Phone Dr. Dinnnlck
¡»awnridge, phono 54-L.
* 139-R or address 326 West G St.
96 W. F. RUTHERFORD Manual the-
raputlcs. It gets your ailment.
WANTED Man to work on farm, no
Office over Barnes' Jewelry store
objection If married.
Address
Office hours 9:30-12; 1:30-4.
Overlook ranch, Box 92, Merlin,
W. STEARNS, M. D. Phy-
RALPH
or plrone 611-F-24.
95
slclan and surgeon, X-ray equlp-
WANTED TO BUY A small cot­
ment, dental X-ray. Office,
tage, close in, on terms. Phone
sonic Temple Bldg. Phones
ir.3-J.
98
flee 21-J: residence 21-L.
WANTED—150 feel of %-inch or
DENTIHTH
1-inch second hand pipe.
Paul
First-class
Weiss, Rd. 1.
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95 K. C. MACY, D. M. D.
dentistry. 109% ■ Cth St
FOR HALE
Makes Such
Light,Tasty Biscuits
11
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Just let mother call. “Biscuits for M
Breakfast!” We’re sure there’s a W
treat that can’t be beat in store 1
i for us — light, tender biscuits — 1
1 toasty brown and all puffed up
% with goodness! For mother is sure
of her baking powder— Calumet.
A She never disappoints us because
CALUMET 11
BAKING POWDER
Calumet contains only such ingre­
dient« a« have been approved offi­
cially by the U.S. Food Authorities.
You Save When You Buy It.
You Save When You U»e It
HIGHEST M
Summer Vacation Tickets
Are Now on Sale
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< 'olestin
Josephine County Cave« (Oregon's
Marble Halts)
Sha«ta Mountain Resorts
Columbia River Beachee
Mt. Ranier National Park
Yellow-stone Naliottal Park
Glacier National Park
“OREGON OUTDOORS"
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New Summer booklet contains gen­
eral Information on the different
Oregon Resorts; Summer Excursions
fares; Hotel and Camp rates.
,
Inquire of local agent for further
particulars
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
John M. Scoff
General P iuimwistt Xirent
l ETI'.RINAlt! M IK.I <>X
f DAUBIN’ SIGNS QN FENCES, \
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TO
NEWPORT (Oregon's old favorite rn«ort)
On Yaquina Bay—Large Natatorium
—Ample Hotel accommodations and
camping facilities.
TILUl.MOOK COUNTY BEACHES
located 100 miles due west of Port­
land between Neah-kah-nle Moun­
tain and Netarts Bay. These beaches
include Garibaldi Beach resorts.
Neah-kah-nie, Manzanita and Bay
Ocean.
CRATER LAKE (Ojien July 1st)
One of the natural wonders of the
world. A l»ake in the heart of an
extinct volcano.
OTHER ATTRACTIVE Ol TING PLACES
Bargains
AN’ BARNS AN' SIDEWALKS
FAAS HAVE BEEN CONilOtfttO
ADVERTISING FORE THEN WUZ
ANN NEWSPAPERS,BUT THEN’S
no excuse per such stunts
ANN SAORE , WITH THIS HERE
GREAT FANHUN JOURNAL
CONHN’ OUT REOLAB.’
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never disappoints her. W]
It’s dependable. Results ■
always the same—the best i
Tty it.
’
DR. R. J. BE8TUL, Veterinarian.
Residence 83 8 Washington boule­
vard. phone 398-R.
ATTORNEY«
j II.
HEN, BOSS?
D. NORTON
Attorney-at-law
Practices in All State and Feder.il
Courts. First National Bank Bldg .
From R03S8 to RAZOR STRAPS
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wk ’ rb there :
t!. .W. COLVIG,
Xt'.orney-at-la*
Grunts Pass Banking Co. Bl lz
Oregon le the beat plaoe in the world
for oonweroial growing of roses.
Razor strape manufactured here are na­
tionally nlvortieed and sold.
E. 8. VAN DYKE. Attorney- Praitlcc
in all courts. First National Bru
Building
IC. A -"»I,Ell, Attorney-at-law. Ma­
sonic nil?le, Grants Pass, Ore.
GEO. II. DURHAM, Attorney-at-law
referee In bankruptcy. Masonic
Temple. Phone 135-J.
Hammermill Bond In all colors nt
ths Courier effice.
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Aaaoolatod Industriel of Orogoa
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KEEP YOUR SHOES NEAT
THE BIG VALUE PACKAGES
L1QUID AND CAKE
Al>o Pattes and Liquids-*-for Black, Tan, C",--Blood and Dark
Brown Shoes
THE F. F. DALLEY CORPORATIONS LTD..
BUFFALO. N. Y.
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JAMES T CH INNOCK.
Lawyer
First National Bnnk Building
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WHITE SHOE DRESSING;
Oregon manufacturers of oarbon paper
drag saws,rubber haela.stoves.brooma
furniture,oough drops and other oonmo-
ditles make their produots ao good that
tile vorid asks for Oregon-made.
: 0. 8. BLANCHARD, Attorney-at-law.
Golden Rule Bldg
Phone 270.
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