Grants Pass daily courier., July 13, 1920, Page 3, Image 3

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GRANT* PAMM DAILY (X)I H.rh
Classified Advertising
FOR ItE.XT
4,
FJR HALE -Choice
baled
hay, 323 per ton. f o. b
Paes.
Riverbanks Farms
alfalfa 1'0R RENT 165 urres, or will di­
Granta
vide; all under Irrigation. Inquire
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lilmnnck ranch J. II. Smith.
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Foil HAU. Blah wood,
dry
13, b ROOM COTTAGE fuf rent or sale.
green *2.60 per tier Cash on de­
Inquire 726
Jordan street, or
livery
W J. Teal, phone 396-R
phono 326-R.
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MIAI PILLAN KOI *»
FOR SAI 4b - 2 and 3 months old
Con HANKERS IJ KE COMPANY, Des
.cockerels, 15c and 26c each
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Moines, Iowa. District agent. My­
Hhaotcrs, R F. D. 2.
ron C. Gaston. Grants I'ass. Ore
FOR SALE CHEAP Second
hand
Over *7..rVn,000 In force In Ore­
piano In |raod condition. Address
gon.
9 5 If
No 1500 cam of Courier.
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KNIGHTS OF
PYTHIAS
Thor-
FOR SALE <»ld Buick truck, cheap,
mopylue lodge No. 60, meets evi ry
lias Intm of power.
Inquire at
second aMl fourth Tuesday even-
Josephine County Flour Mill. 17tf
091 f
Ing
Visitors Invited.
FOR SALE 5 inllrli
cows.
good
THE PICTURE MILL copies photo
Slllkera; 8 • h mtq. pars i>r«d On-
graphs and valuable linttrupiAnts
roeg; 1 row, weight 300 pounds,
makes beautiful sepia enlarge-
pur« bred Duriw. Inquire at the
ments-lluts portraits and views in
Alonzo Jones ranh, Fruitdale 23
oir pr water color does all kind»
of vluwlug und commercial work
% 2-qunrt glass top fruit
FOR H
anywhere at any time call
jara, at the Bonboanalro.
reside»
phone talli 283-R or
Team.
harawM
and
wag
Kill . \LE
140-J.
14. half grown
on
A bargain.
nirk rya.
Addr««i Box 181.
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I INI NG Will do
tunnel, shaft and
FtHf .4 ALE - Fine Ifi-day ojd Jerzoy-
ment work anywhere In Southern
Hol«t«fn holfivr calf Hi'cond hou««
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Oregon or Northern Californie
above county home
(» T. Crosby.
Gcp- S Barton, Grants Pass, Ore.
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Phone 616. P. O. Box 646
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A
FOR SALE Ford
car
102
31 CADILLAC AUTO STAGE—Leaves
street.
every morning for Crescent City
Two heifer yearling
at 9:30. Passengers only. Head­
12 months old. other
quarters Fashion Garage
Orlan­
J. B Noble, upper
do Hiller
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phone 609-F-2
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1*111 SHUAKIM.
WINTER
c »RES8M AKING—-I am now ready to
WANTED Mon for woods and mill.
ta <« ordo.ft for dreomr' lt r at my
Inquire Borland-Thoma« Lumber
new location 661
North
Third
Co., Grants Pass.
16tf
- street.
Prices reasonable, esti­
HELP WANTED Donkey engineer.
mates cheerfully given
•Mr*. W.
39 cents; cook house helper, (6(1
R. Swoape
Iceland Lumber Co
and board.
PIAMO TUNING
i 16tf
t Leland, Ore. Phone 131.
WANTED > 2 or 114 horse power gas
engine
Give full particulars as to
make. condition
<
und price.
Ad-
dress No 1642. care Courier
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WANTED
engine
Courier.
30 h p. toiler, 20 h. p.
Address No. 15 84 rare
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REAL mTATK
E T. McKJNSTRY, 603 G St., phone
KSTRAY—There came to my place
13-R; general real estate business.
on Deer Creek on July 2nd one
Best of soils for fruit, hay or gen­
iron gray saddle horse. Brand on
eral farming.
left shoulder lazy .B over J. Owner
A I TORNEIS
come and
get
him
and
pay
ckarges. W. L. Tu^le, Selma, H. D. NORTON. Attorney-at-law.
Practices ih all State and Federal
Oregon.
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Courts. First National Bank Bldg.
DRAYAGE ANI» TRANHEER
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W
COLVKL
kt'orncy at la«
Grants Pass Banking Co.
Bldg.
THE WORLD MOVES; so do we
Bunch Bro». Transfer Co
Phone
E. 8. VAN DYKE. Attornoy. Practices
349.
In all courta. First National Bank
F, G. ISHAM, drayage and transfer.
Building
Rafes,
pianos
and
furniture
moved, imcked. shipped and stored O 8. BLANCHARD. Attorney-at-law.
Golden Rule Bldg.
Phone 270. ■
Office phone 124-Y.
C. A. -’OLEH, Attorney-at-law. Ma­
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sonic : Mi.ile, Grants Pass. Ore.
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GEO. H. DURHAM, Attorney-at-law
referee In bankruptcy, Masonic
Temple. Phone 135-J.
JAMES T. CHINNOCK.
lawyer
First National Bank Building
PHYSICIANS
<jy[fUniversal
No other tubes in the world are road tested
on so big a scale as Firestones. The Yellow
Cab Company of Chicago uses Firestone
Tubes exclusively on its 800 taxi cabs. The
service of these tubes is checked constantly
— improvements and developments are
arrived at.
By dose watching of a large number of
tubes in service- not confined to isolated
instances, the condusions are accurate and
definite.
NATIONAL FOREST
HALI
Sesled blds will be received by the
Forest Supervisor. Grants Pass, Ore­
gon. up to and including July 29.
1920, for all the merchantable dead
timber standing or down, atid all
the live timber marked or deaignated
for cutting on an area embracing
about 4 acres within approximately
unsurveyed Sec. 19 T. 40 S., R. 6 W
W. M., Sucker Creek watershed. Sis­
kiyou National Forest. Oregon, estl-,
mated to be 250,000 feet B.
M„
more or less, of Douglas fir timber.
No bld of less than »0.75 per M. feet
for Douglas fir will be considered
*100.00 must be deposited with each
bld to be applied on the purchase
price, refunded, or retained In part
as liquidated damages, according to
the conditions of sale. The right to
reject any and all bids is reserve^
Before blds are submitted, full Infor-,
motion concerning the timber, the
conditions of sale, and the submis­
sion of blds should be obtained from
the Forest Supervisor. Grants Pass,
Oregon.
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Give Us Somethin, Positive.
There la much advice on the subject
of kissing, but all of it Is when not
to.—Toledo lih-.di-
DENTISTS
E .1 UILLICK. M. D
Physician
wand surgeon
office Schallhorn
block, phone 54-.L; fMldonce,,1004
l.awnrldge, phone 54-L.
W
F RI!THE!irORD Manus’ ♦be­
raputlca.
lt gets your a.—sont.
< iffice over Barnea' jewelry a tore,
Office bo’ira II 30-1 J; 1 30-4.
It
W. RTE An NS. M. D
Phy-
uud wnrxwon. X-ra.v oouip-
dental X-rav.
Offlce. Me-
Temple Bldg
Phones Of
■J residen'-« .‘1 I.
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A Prominent
Druggist Testifies
Redondo Beach. Calif—“I«artah to call
fcttention to my axperienct in the sale of
Dr. Pierce’s Anuric
Tablets. Wiave never
sold an article that has
given such universal
satisfaction. It >eexna
that every bottle ¡old
sella another. 1 am
very much inclined,
like moat drucmaU at
today, to sell the long
ahot stuff at a greater
profit,
proni, or «onicunii
something
Jr ‘just as
good.
2,‘ but in i
_____
suggesting
Anuric
for
~S
suesestuis
fo
uric acid and rheumatism I consider 1 have
not only created business along that line but
have gaineii the confidence 01 tha ¡mblic
which more than repays me for my interest
and suggestion, together with the satisfac­
tion I get from having an article that I can
place with perfect confidence. Nothing
would please me more than to be able to
introduce Anuric to the world for the bene­
fit of all mankind. However, I have to
content myself by simplv calling attention
to tho satisfactory rest Its that follow as re­
ported to me by the individuals, extending
Uieir thanks. ’—C. D. KNOX.
A New Cat Remedy
"To keep i-als <•!) tlie -ee.1 i»e>ls."
say« Home (’bat "Iniry a small bot­
tle up to the ne<-k aim fill ft with
liquid ammonia.” Tlie old practice of
burying the cat up to tlie neck in 'he
seed bedding and keeping the ammo­
nia for subsequent use Is considered
obsolete.—Punch. London.
De Medici Had Flrat Fold Fan.
Catherine de Medici carried the first
fold fan ever seen In Prance.
Salm books at the Courier.
Analogous
Tilt- more you puff a cigar thp smaller
It become«. And that's the cnse with
some men.—Boston Transcript.
Sales books at the Courier.
AUTO CAMPING TENT AND COT
$25 COMPLETE
Only two left
Many of Year Neighbors
Can
the Same
Tuolumne, Calif.:—"My back gave me
considerable trouble, which 1 thought was
due to kidney dis­
ease. After taking
four pnekngos of
Dr. Pierct 's Anurio
(anti-uric-acid)
Tablets I was fully
recovered. 1 con­
sider it a wonderful
medicine, I aieo
use Dr. Pierce’s
Plensatit Pellets
whenever I am
bilious, and they
give immediate re-
Uef. I consider them a iireet u».xlioioe.'
—WM. H. BOSCH.
Walk Aicu"d * Ron.
A Tennessee ln'i-«tlg:it<*r mode n
Railroad Company scries of more than fifty experiments
for tlie purpose of disproving tile as­
TIME CARD
sertion tlml blindfolded persons walk
circles hut he was nimble to do so
Effective Uov. 24, 1919
for all the persons In the tests depart­
ed from the straight line ns thev
Trains will ri
Wndnea- wnlkrA awiiv from the starting point.
days
enve Grants
P.M.
\rrlvn Wr. tor.v
Official Tattoomq
P.M.
In «mue coun'rle« ninnolila la adopt­
Leave W t« s
30 P.M.
ed for «eterni piirii<i«es. For exam
Arrive Grants
PM.
Por Information regarding freight pie In Sninnii. when a woman Is mar
rimi several tattoo mdrks are piacivi
and i*assen«er rates call at the office
on Per und ho’h Ilf FIJI and Samoa
>f the company, Lundb.irg building, Hie hlrtli cl cm h child Is registered
or telephone 131.
in i< •« e nv on the mother's hand
Caiiforiia and
Coast
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Firestone puts the best in materials into
tubes by establishing purchasing experts at
Singapore, center of the world’s rubber
market. Firestone puts the best in work­
manship into tubes by organizing the crack
manufacturing organization of the industry
on a profit-sharing basis.
And then subjects the finished product to
this big-scale road test—in order to get you
more for your tube money and more miles
out of your tires. And yet Firestone Tubes
cost no more than the ordinary kind.
Tube s
E. C AFACY. D. M. I)
First-class
L. O. CLEMENT. M. D. Practice
dentistry
1O9>4 S. «th St
limited to diseases of eye. ear, uose X------- T
________________ ____ .
und throat. Glasses fitted, llours
VKTEKIXAKY M ICG EON
9-12, 2-5. nr on appointment
Phones, office 63; residence 359-J DR. R .1 BESTL'I.
Veterinarian.
Riaklence 838 Igasliington boule­
LOHOHRIDGE, M I*.
Physician
vard, phone 398-R.
and surgoon. City or country calls
attended day or night.
Phone«.
The
Oregon
Rea 369; Office, 1X2; 6th and H
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firestone
NIKS GUY KNAPP Voice and plnao.
Accredited teacher for high school
work
Phone 224
Resldeucc
420 A street.
33tt
STR AY KI*
[NOU FIND A TNPOORAP hilk L
ERROR IN THE PAPER ONCE
IN A WHILE.
NX* OOSH.WiTH
THE BILLIONS OF CHANGES
T hc A IS T‘ CrlT 1HINÚS WRONG
) IT'S A INÛNOtk WR DONT
[ M ake MORE ER.ELOA*
\ to AN KE DO '.
How Firestone
pats the miles
in — and then
proves it—not
at YOUR ex
pense
1 (M AL INSTRI CTION
!
WANTED Mill right and
cari«n FIRS J. 1., JOHNSON— instructor of
voice.
Rooms above Moore's Ba­
tera. See Goetz at the Josephine
kery. hours from 1 to
on Tues­
hotel
.'Off
days and Saturdays.
WANTED An experienced -hainber-
mald.
Address No. 1678 care of
TAX.
the Courier.
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4OQNBR
TAXI
—Phone 262-R
I
LOHT
Jitney
Luke
or
Cutler. Calls an­
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swered anywhere, anytime.
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LOST--Check book with chock filled
out, notes, etc.
Finder leave at PALACE TAX! Phone 32-J.
Tom
Gravlln's Barn,
Will pay for
Wind
08tf
trouble
Geo. Barrows
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KERBY-GRANTS PASS JITNEY—
IX»ST Between A and G streets on
l^avei Kerby 9 and 1 dally; leaves
Sixth. Sunday night, crystal and
Granta Paas 9:30 end
4 dally;
gold rim of ladles' size watch
through and way paaaengers. Ever­
Suitable reward for return to M. L.
ett Hogue and Pete Beagle.
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O'Connors, Postal Telegraph of­
1
fice.
Ill
MICKIE SAYS
A big-scale road test on
3,200 tubes
;EO W CROSS a tuner with
years practical experience, In lud-
Ing 9 years factory training Head-
quarters Josephine hotel
Your
satisfaction Is mv success
WXNTED TO RENT Small modern
house furnished or unfurnished
No children, O. C. Smith, Oxford
hotel.
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J Nou mu M n ’T T hink
I WERE CARELESS JEST BtCUZ
PACK TH It FU
The Wardrobe Cleaners
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Cleaning — Pressing — Repairing
315 N. 6TH ST
PHONE 147
WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER
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K1SAL ESTATE
Timmons &, Higgins
Call and see us
rh»w 32 I-.1
til South Sixth Si-
ItfrnU for the Cleveland National Fire Inauri
Company