Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, July 21, 1920, Page 3, Image 3

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Classified Advertising
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Everybody
Equip Your Small Car
With Goodyear Tires
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CIVIL ENGINEER -Oso. M. Anh­
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ford. l«and, mine, drainage and
Fili HALE Choice baled alfalfa
Irrigation surveys.
Address 61«
hay. |28 per ton. f. o. b. Grants,
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North Sixth. Phone 146-J.
KNOWS AHOI T THE
Pass
Riverbanks Farms
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MINING Will do contracting of
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ilry 1
tunnel, abaft and annual assess­
green 12 60 per tier Cash on de­
ment work anywhere In Southern
livery W J. Teal, phone 395-R.
Oregon or .Northern California |
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Goo. 8. Burton, Grants Paas, Ore
FOR BALE— 2 and 3 tnonthi old
The muller without u fault
Phono 615. P. O. Box 64«.
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cockerqjs, 15c and 26c ekch Cou
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Rhaefers, II. F. D. 2.
ALBANY NURSERIES, Inc.—"The
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Goodyear Tires in the 30x3-, 30x3V2* and
FOR SALE CHEAP Second I band
old reliable." Trees of quality. Al­
piano In good condition. Address
bany Oregon. F. E. Jordan, spe­
I HON E I h Ft »It DEMON­
31x4-inch sizes are manufactured with char­
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No. 1600 care of Courier.
cial agent. Grants i'aas, Ore. 37tf
STRATION
acteristic Goodyear care to build high relative
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FOR SALE Ford car
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A
NOTICE Is hereby given that the
value into every carcass and tread.
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at root.
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Clark Tire Carrier A Changer
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FOR SALE A band of Angora goats
company has been Reorganized and
Last year more cars taking these sizes were
near Ashland. Oregon. Will nell
that Mr. B. M. Collins, of this city,
or rent irrigated stock ranch. Easy
has severed hie connections with
factory-equipped with Goodyear Tires than
terms. Writs W A. Holt. Box 1570
■aid company and has no further
with any other kind.
Tatijm'i, Wash.
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Interest therein. The bu’lnese of
ay:i s. « th
PHONE 47
said
company
will
be
henceforth
Foil SALE Team. I light wagon, 1
In order to make these tires widely available
carried on under the same t ime
heavy wagon. I buggy. Price »ISO.
as
heretofore.
Clark
Tire
Carrier
to users of such cars, we are operating the
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Chas. Owen, Takilma. Ore.
A Changer Co. July 17. 1920. 31
LIMITING
world’s largest tire factory devoted to these
FOIl HALE -9 dairy cows. 1 fresh,
I
LOADS
more fresh soon Also i brood
PAVED
sizes.
sows, 5 shouts, 14 pigs. Four miles
E COIN-
McIntyre
ESTRAYED FROM my place, a
» eat of Merlin at the
If you own a Ford, Chevrolet, Dort, Maxwell
place Can best see tho cows of
brown Jersey cow, dehorned, large
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rt of
St t - of
or other car requiring one of these sizes, go
an evening at the barn. R. W.
hpll, halter on. Finder* please no­ In the Count' <
Oregon lor Josephine County
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Hinkle, Merlin. Ore
tify Mrs. Jeeale Davis and receive
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NOW at thia time comes on for
now to the nearest Goodyear Service Station
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reward.
Grants
Pass,
care
Wil­
consideration the above entitled mat­
wood 17
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Dealer for Goodyear Tires and Goodyear
liams stage.
28 ter, and It appearing to thé Court
it lasts I. F Host.
a
that owing to heavy loaded trucks,
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Heavy Tourist Tubes.
STRAy There came to my place 'the paved highways In Josqphlne
FOR SALE 2 good cows, giving
I bay horse branded with bar county. Oregon, are being damaged
milk, 2 and 5 years old Dw Ros­
heart on right shoulder with hal­ l>y such loads;
And it further appearing that the
so
teller. Murphy. Or<> *
ter on. Owner can have at imal by
the
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paying for ad and pasture. Ben State Highway Commission of
FOR SAJ-E Gig. n slab w<»od In fi­
State of Oregon, and the County
II Jess, .Murphy, Ore
29 Court of Josephine County, Oregon,
ller lots or more, for the next 20
having heretofore entered I nto a con-
day», «2.25 per Iler > ash on de­
tract whereby the Pacific highway
TAX.
livery. Al Tea), phone 395-R. 26tf
and other improved roads in Jose-
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CHEVROLET car. second hand, for 40ONWR TAXI Phone 362-11 for phlne county. Oregon, are to be main­
sale cheap If taken at once, Ad­
Goodyear Heavy Tourist Tubes cost no
30
_ a
_ Goodyear
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Jitney Luke or Cutler, Calls an tained on a 50-50 basis;
And It further appearing that7 tho |
Double-Cure Fabric, $23âP
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dress No. 1636 care Courier.
more than the pric^ you are asked to pay
swered anywhere, anytime.
8«tf State
Highway Commission has de­
All-Weather Tread
for tubes of less merit — why risk costly
— manded that the loads on paved
WANTED
ALACK TAXI Phone 22-J.
Tom roads in Josephine County. Oregon,
casings w hen such sure protec­
30 X 3*A Gixxlycar
WANTED Men for woods and mill.
Wind
03tfi be limited in order to protect the pav­
tion is available ? 30 x 3'/i size
$450
Single-Cure Fabric, $2150
Inquire Borland-Thomas Lumber
ing. which has already lieen laid, and
in luattrpnof bag______
Anri-Skid Tread
which may hereafter he laid on the
KERRY-GJIANTS PAS8 JITNEY
Co., Grants Pass
State Highway In Josephine County,
I-eaves
Kerby
9
and
1
dally;
leaves
WANTED TO RENT Small "modern
Grants Paas 9:30 end 4 dally; Oregon ;
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house furnished or unfurnished.
And It further appearing to the
through and way passengers. Ever­ Court that"It Is to the best Interest of
Smith.
Oxford
No chlldreu. O. C.
I
ett Hogue and Pete Beagle.
61 the County that an Order be made
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hotel.
limiting the loads on all paved high­
ways within Josephine County, Ore­
IRONERH wanted at the Grants Paas
PIANI) Tl NINO
gon, in order that the State Highway
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Steam laundry.
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GEO. W. CROSS a tuner with 17 Commission may be required to pay
WANTED Heavy harness for a
their portion for the maintenance of
yoars practical experience. Includ­ said highways in Josephine County.
team. State price In first letter.
ing 9 years factory training. Head­ Oregon, as agreed to and as herein­
No. 1615 Courier.
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quarters Josephine hotel.
Your before mentioned; and the Court be­
SERVICE STATION" DEALER
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—Woman to cook for mill
satisfaction Is my success.
82tf ing fully advised in the premises;
SERVICE STATION DEALER
IT TS THF7REFY>RE ORDERED.
camp. See Goetx at Josephine
That the maximum capacity load for
C. A. WINETROUT
PIANO INSTRKTION
SWOPE AUTO CO
hotel.
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any vehicle passing over any paved
THE TRACTOR MAN
310 N. «Ill
highway
within
Josephine
County.
WANTED A young Jersey cow. MRS JAMBS M POWERS, instruc­
402-404 20. «TH
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Oregon,
exclusive
of
the
weight
of
fresh. Phone 60Í-F-12.
28 i I tor on piano; studio over Barnes' said vehicle, be. and the same Is here­
Jewelry; open 9 to 6 dally, except by fixed at 10.000 pounds;
MISCELLANEO! H
NOTICE
Tuesday and Wednesday. Phone
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED, that1
I no loads shall pass over any paved '
266-J.
BANKERS LIFE COMPANY, Dee
The queer acting battery is
VTTW
¡highway in Josephine County, Ore-j NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Moines. Iowa. District agent. My­
the one we like to see—for we
gon, wherein the weight on any the County Court will consider bids
quickly correct the trouble at
ron C. Gaston, Grants Pass. Ore.
wheel shall exceed 600 pounds "to I for the grading and graveling of
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its source at the minimum ex­
Over 27.500,000 In force in Ore­ MRS GUY KNAPP—Voice and pinao. the inch width of Ure on any ve-1 three miles of road down Rogue
pense and send you on your
hide
¡river.
1 river, known
Known as me
the lower
tower River
reiver Road
Koaa
gon
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Accredited teaober for high school
way an advertisement for THIS
IT IS FI’RTHWR ORDERED. That | between the city limits of Grants Pass
STATION.
work. Phone 224.
Residence the Sheriff of Josephine County. Ore-land the Elsmanrf ran-h. according to
KNIGHTS OE PYTHIAS
Th«r
Skilled service and modest
4 20 A street.
38tf gon, be and he is hereby authorised {specifications on file with the County
mopylae lodge No. 50, meets every
charges make this the POPU­
and directed to employ such assist-¡Clerk,
second and fourth Tuesday even­ MRS. J. L. JOHNSON Instructor of anee and equipment as may be neces­
LAR
BATTERY STATION.
There is approximately 2.688 cubic |
%
ing. Visitors Invited
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voice. Rooms above Moore's Ba­ sary for him to assist the public in yards in the first mile. 2,632 cubic I
ADAMS ELECTRIC and
ascertaining the weight and capacity yards in the.second mile, and 1.862
THE PICTURE MILL copies photo­
kery. hours from 1 to 5 on Tues­ of their respective vehicle.
BATTERY SHOP
cubic yards In the third mile, of ex­
graphs and valuable Instrumenta—
days and Saturdays.
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Exide Service Station,
Dated this 3rd day of June. 1920. cavation.
50« South Sixth Street
C. G GILT,ETTE.
makes beautiful sepia enlarge-
There is approximately 44,641 cu­
DRAYAGE AND TRANSFER
Judge.
bic yards of rock and granite binder.
ments-tlnta portraits and views in
. W F. McCABE.
All bids must be tiled on or before I
oil or water oolor—-does all kinds THE WORI j D MOVES, so do ws.
Commissioner
10 o'clock a. m. on the Sth day of |
of viewing and commercial work
J
8.
MeFWDEN.
August,
1920. and a' certified check j
Bunch Bros. Transfer Co. Phone
Commissioner
anywhere at any time—call or
of 5 per cent of the amount of the I
141.
At teat: E. L. OORUTtN.
bld must accompany the same, made
phone mill 288-R or residence
County Clerk.
payable to E. L. Cobum. County i
140-J.
34 F. 0. ISHAM, drayage and transfer.
Clerk.
Safes.
pianos
and
furniture
DON’T BUY SACKS FOB YOUR
The Court reserves the right to re-:
Ceurfer classified ads bring re-
OADILIzAC AUTO STAGE—Leaves
moved, packed, shipped and stored.
Ject any or all of the blds, or award >
’tilts Try a cl assi Ned
WHEAT, BARLEY OR OATS
every morning for Crescent City
Office phone 124-T.
the contract according to the best in-!
at 1:10. Passengers only. Head­
terest of the county.
quarters Pash I on Garage. Orlan­
ATTORNEY8
By order of the County Court of J
RHAL ESTATE
We will furnish you sacks and twine for your grain
Josephine County, Oregon.
do Hiller.
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and pay you cash on delivery.
H. D. NORTON. Attorney-at-law.
E
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COBURN,
E. T. McKINSTRT, «03 O 8t.. phone
County Clerk.
MIST
Practices In all State and Federal
13-R; general real estate business
Bring a sample when you thresh
Courts. Firsi National Bank Bldg.
IXiST -2 pairs lady's shoes and oth­
Beet of soils for fruit, hay or gen­
er sm^ll articles belonging to Mrs.
eral farming.
O. W. OOLVIG, Attorney-at-law.
JOSEPHINE COUNTY FLOUR MILL
Walker. Finder call 249-R or
Grants Pass Banking Co. Bldg.
PHYSICIANS
leave at Courier office.
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Corner Third and G Street ’
Phone 123
L. O. OIJSMENT, M. D.„ Practice E. 8. VAN DYKE. Attorney. Practices Many Grants Pass People Fail to Res­
In all courts. First National Bank
MICKIE SAYS
limited to diseases of eye, ear, nose
lise tile Seriousness
Building.
f^F BVtNBObN COUtO «E« A
and throat. Glasses fitted. Hours
FOR HALE
Thor
i AUL S
Electric Store
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CONSULTAIS
So Deceptive
»10*4 hAANN PAFt«.« » FtEO \
into T his Bio wksi .' n T hen \
REAUZB THAT eu’RN PAVEO. /
lOOII INTO AO ì FFEBB n T HOHE
VIHERt »Ti RE AO BN ALL "THE '
ME4ABBR6 OF THE FALMLN ,
'M HN «ANI » CrUESS "THE AO-
NEttfiS««» *IOULO ALL BE
(STANO I o’ IN LINS »WITH THEIR
(CORN SNVAEN t OPEbl UP IN
I THE FAORHI»*', i BETCHER».
9-12, 2-5, or on appointment. O. 8. BLANCHARD. Attorney-at-law.
Phones, office 62; residence 359-J
Golden Rule Bldg.
Phone 270.
S. LOUGHR1DGE, M. D. Physician C. A. S’DIJiR, Attorney-at-law. Ma­
sonic i 'm Me, Grants Pass. Ore.
and surgeon. City or country calls
attended day or night. Phones, GDO. H. DURHAM. Attorney-at-law
Rea. 369; Office, 182; 6th and H.
referee in bankruptcy^ Masonic
Temple. Phone 136-J.
E. J. B ILLIOK, M. D
Physician
and surgeon, office Schallhorn JAMES T. OHINNOCK.
lawyer
block, phone 54-J; residence, 1004
First National Bank Building.
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luiwnrldge, phone 54-L.
A. C. HOUGH—Lawyer, Tuffs Bldg.
W. F. RUTHERFORD- Manus' *he-
Practice In all courts.
: raputlcs. It gets your atrment.
Office over Barne«' Jewelry store
Office hours 9.30-12; 1:80-4.
The California and Oregon
RALPH W. STEARNS, M. D. Phy-
stclan and surgeon, X-ray nnnlp-
ment, dental X-ray. Office, Me
sonic Temple Bldg. Phones- Of
floe 21-J; residence 21-L.
DENTIHTR
E, C. MACY. D." M. D.
First-class
dentistry. 109% 8. 6th St.
VETERINARY SURGEON
UR. It. J BEsTl'L, Veterinarian.
Residence 83 6 Washington boule­
vard. phss* 398-R.
Backache is so deceptive,
It comes and goes—keeps you
guessing.
I ¿earn the cause—then cure It.
Possibly it’s weak kidneys.
That’s why Doan's Kidney Pills
are so effective.
They're especially for weak or dis­
ordered kidneys.
Ask your neighbor!
Here's a Grants Pass case.
'Mrs. Véronique Ba'uFr, 621 S .4th
St., says: "1 am glad to say a good
word for Doan's Kidney Pills for I |
know they will do what is claimed :
for them. My kidneys were out of or­
der and 1 had dull backaches and I
became run down and languid. Myl
kidneys didn't act right, either. I :
read of Doan's Kidney Pills and used j
Coast Railroad Company them
as directed. They were just |
TIME CARD
what 1 needed and soon relieved all ,
signs of the trouble.”
j
Price 60c. V all dealers. Don't!
Effective Uov. 21, Ì919
simply ask for a kidney remedy get I
Doan's Kidney Pills the same that
Trains* will run Mondays, Wednes- Mrs. Bauer had. Foster-MJlburn Co.,
days and Fridays
Mfrs., Bnffato. N. Y.
Leave Grants Pass..... ...1 , P.M
Arrive Waters Creek .... 2
P.M. HARE KI TH GETS ANOTHER
T eave Waters Creek
.... 2: 30 P.M.
HOME RUN HIT TOD IV
Arrive Granta Pass.
4
P.M.
For Information regarding freight
New York. July 20.—'Babe Ruth |
and passenger rates call at the office
of the company. Lundburg building, knocked out his 32nd horn« run of J
or telc’'hone 131
the season today.
NOTICE!
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THE WARDROBE CLEANERS HAVE" MOVED INTO
THEIR NEW IAM'ATION AT 507 E STREET, OPPO­
SITE THE COLONIAL.
The Wardrobe Cleaners
Cleaning — Pressing — Repairing
.v>7 E ST.
PHONE 147
WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER