Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, August 16, 1920, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextGKANTM f*AHH DAILY tOI’R'Eh MONDAY. Al<»l«*r Kl. I b jo . Classified Advertising I lìti! MALk FOR SALE Choice baled alfalfa I ha NKERH UIFE COMPANY. Des hay. 828 .per ton, f o b Grants Moines, Iowa Hlstrlct agent, My- ■ Sit Pass Riverbanks Furnia ren C Gaston. Granta Puss, Ore 9 Over 17.500.000 In force In Ore PlIONE 379 It lor Jry slab wood 17 gon 95tf a cord while II lasts I. F Boat. 24tf KNId'HTS OF PYTHIAS Thor mopylae lodge No. 50, meets every THE BCOV1U.E property. Noe 802. second and fourth Tuesday even 81«. 882. 850 North Sevenlh Hl . ing Visitors Invited 09tf all under Irrigation, four .houses, for sale Inquire Mrs. W Qualf 832 North 7th 8t. I!. It : ADI LI .AC AUTO STAGE—Leaves »very morning for Creecent City at 9 30. Passengers only Head FOR SAJ/E. The Griffin ranch on quarters Fashion Garage Orlan Bear creek In 'lllnois valley near 13tf Kerby 80 acres with cattle, 1 do Hiller. horses, cows, hogs, furniture, I ALBANY NURSERIES. Inc.—"The farming implements, bay. Every old reliable." Treee of quality. Al thing goes Wuter. Everything bany Oregon F. E. Jordan, spe ready to commence to live lively cial agent. Granta Paes, Ore. 37tf climate, good buildings, good I ROOFfNG -Asphalt fences, etc Flat dairy ranch, 5 PRACTICAL. I and gravel paper and composition cows, creamery check every week lanky tanks repaired John B. Griffin. Kerby. Josephine I roofing cheap. Repairs a specialty Four- County, Oregon 50 toen years experience. L J. Otis. FOR HAIJC OR RENT My place of 74V North 10th 84-, Grunts Pass, «2 arm located on Missouri flat. Ore Phone 211-Y. «9 Also good young team, harnees, TAX. wagon, buggy and farming imple- j menta. Good milk cow Just frosh for sale. Il W Craig. Murphy. ¡ .SOONER TAXI Phone 2«2-R for Jitney Luke or Cutler. Calls an- Oro 86tf swuryd anywhere. anytime. FOR SALE Ford touring car In Tom Owner about tn p. AL AGE TAXI Phone 22 J fine oondlllon Oltf Wind £. P. Chandler, leave country 50 KERBY-GRANTS PASS JITNEY— Rogue River leaves Qrants Pass at 9:30. and FOR haia no acres hillside. 2(1 ¡ Holland at 1 dally. Country trips a res under cultivation, 3 acres Everett attended to at all times several I assorted fruit trees, Hogue and Pete Beagle, phone springs. 2 Jersey cows, 1 horee, ¡ «k¡ Panama Cafe, 238-J. 50 chickens, house, and outbuild -2T..-XTS5r=- I ings 1 Crop Included Paul Weiss, DRAYAGE Oil> TRANSFER Rd 1. 1 mile north of city 50 « FOR 8AIJ0 50 8 C. White Leghorn THE WORLD MOVES; so do we Bunch Bros Transfer Co Phone Good pro- hens, one year old 349 ducers 21 5<i each Ed Wilson, 51 F G. ISHAM, drayage and transfer Murphy, Ore Safes. pianos and furniture FOR SALE Hay press Call at the moved, packed, shipped and stored Grants Paas Feed Barn, corner 7fh Office phone 124-Y and 1 streets, phone 1S-R. 4«tf FOR SALM CHEAP ,40 acres raw GRANTS PASR-MF^*FORJ> TRUCK Phone 333-.I 58 land. 5 ly miles from Grint. PuM Inquire 332 Bridge St 72 FOR SALE Ford in good condition G£(> W CROSS a tuner with 17; Inquire E. L Churchill at Ford ynars practical experience, Includ Agency. 58 ing 9 years factory training Head Your quarters Josephine hotel, FOR SALE One young Jersey cow. 82tf satisfaction Is my success fresh one horse buggy and har- nee* Twenty-eight laying hens REAL B4TATK Cheap for quick sale, 507 E street 53 E T MoKINSTRY. «03 G St , phone Phone 147 13-R; general real estate business FOR SALE 3 milk goats, 1 kid and Best of soils for fruit, hay or gen 1 billy Address J. C. Johnson. eral farming Holland. Ore. 50 < IVIL ENGINEER 100(1 CEDAR POSTS going at 10 cents each Wimer store. 5 4 CIVIL ENGINEER—Geo. M. Ash- ford. Land, mine, drainage and A NICE MODERN HOUSE With Irrigation surveys. Address 515 six rooms, bath, two sleeping North Sixth Phone 146-J 50 porches, fine water, small garage, VETERINARI si RGEON fine orchard, Iwet of land, six acres In all. See L. J. Otis, 740 North 10th street. Grants Pass, Ore. 49tf DR. R. J. BESTUL. Veterinarian. Residence 838 Washington boule FOR SALE Acre and a half Just vard. tphone 398-R. across bridge on Sixth street; fruit PHYSICIANS trees, berries, plastered bungalow, - •— barn, excellent well and other Im L. O. GIJCMENT, M. D., Practice provements. Inquire G. W. Gross. limited to discards of eye. ear. nose 50 and throat. Glasses fitted Hours H4W FOR SALE llixie HUieh 9-12. 2-5, or on appointment. PIMM «IO F-34 54 Phones, office 62; residence 359-J FOR SALE -Dodge speed wagon 3. LOUOHRIDOE. M. D. Physlclari Price right. Fashion Garage 50 and surgeon. City or country calls attended day or night Phones. W ANTRI* Res 3H9< Office. 182; «th and H. WANTED Second hand 5 oi «-In. h Physician centrifugal pump In good condi E. J. BIL1JCK. .M. D and surgeon, office Schallhorn tion. Isaac Beet. 28tf block, phone 54-j; residence. 1004 WANT T imber CLAIM -Have a l»awnridge, phone 54-L. 7-rooni house and four lota In Med ford, Ore., close In free and ejear, W. F. RUTHERFORD—Manus' »he- to trade for timber claim even up. raputics. It gets your arrment. Carl A. l’atzlaf, Roseburg, Ore. 56 Office over Barnes' jewelry store Office hours 9:30-12; 1:30-4. 1Z1GGERS and mill men wanted all IV. STEARNS, M. D. Phy- the M-J Lumber Co . Glendale, | RALPH W, alelan __ afd I surgeon. X-ray eq nip- Ora. ’ 57 ( • ment, dental X-ray. Offlce. Me-1 WANTED Sewing of any kind, by sonic Temple Bldg. Phones Of-j the hour or by the piece. Call at flee 21-J; residence 21-L. «59 N. 4th 8t. 46tf DENTISTS WANTED Hop pickers by Aug. 28. Apply to J. E. Verdin. Grants E. C. MACY. D. M. D. First-class Pass, Rd. 2. 57 dentistry. 109H S. 6th St. WANTED Hop pickers, picking be gins Aug. 28. JI.50 per hundred. Apply nt Heath A Herman’s office. 47tf WANTED Experienced waitress at the Oxford Grill. 4Stf MRS. JAS. M. POWERS, music studio Qver Barnes Jewelry, mo dern methods Insure to you econ omy of time and money. Phone 2t»."»-J. 54 FOR EXCHANGE 30 aciea, 18 un der cultivation, stock, farming ef fects and present crops, also two years of an unexpired lease. Will accept city property; 5 acre tract preferred. Address No. 1821, care Courier. 50 BROUGHT BACK SAD MEMORY FRUITDALE LltV.e Werder That Comedian Could Mr. and Mrs Rastall were g.ad to Not Look on Buns With Any get I »ack to "the climate" after Degree of Affection. spending several dais Jn th" Sacra “I m-vi-r eat buns," I lie comedian mento valley Ernest Neilson spent Sunday snlil «mily "they remind me <>t a hor J iimp-off-Joe. rible exp^ rieiice I bail oik e.l' The ll«i<«m rs drew ueir, tlirllled by Mr and Mrs. John Stanbrough, of the ten u-m«« of tils toll' s Williams, called on the Underwoods "I wneiiii a ship In mldiHinii," went Friday. on the imm-dlnn dninuitleiilly. "Ibr IaM Franks came down frern Med cargo «„• «elf raising flour and rtir- ford hurt week to spend the balance nint and a Inurin'.' theatrical party Suddenly. In th* dead of nlrlit. we ran id the vacation with his aunt, Mrs. A. W Bates. Into un liebi i g. The Scheeley's are learing and •’Ti..'i i- wen ii«» boatf m things loab ill very ib'-pernli- for ti- Tie lime i generally improving their ranch. waie« dn«beiLover the sides and down I They took home a pulverizer one day the hatchways. , last week. "Then we lionrd s curious uolw Tits Mrs Brietmayer and children went wilier liml got to tin* self ruiM’iig flour 1 to Medford Wednesday to visit her mid preernlly It be. an Io ooze up III slater, Mrs Bert Elliott Iprge blob«, like Inin«, with the ilir Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Underwood en mnts mixed up In It. "As the great lumps of dimgb flouted tertained their eon. I^wrence and on the water llie heat of li t «un linked wife, of Grants Pass, and Mrs. Under them hard. I got <>n top of om* of the wood's cousin, Floyd Buckler. t lggesl mid floated awuy from ».tlie Ohio, at dinner Bunday. sinking ship. Anna Neilson is spending the week "But. ulus! the ocean tliereiilxiuts in Aahlapd visiting friends was full of sluuks arid they -ei-iued to Mrs. I. F. Williams and her son, Anyway, they nibbled like my him. a nd nibbled nt It. and dully It grew ■ J. b and family, of Central Point, leas, until I limi hardly room to linng were down Tuesday to visit Mrs. on. I got wn«ii«Ml n imre 1u«l when Hoper and Mrs. Ross They had a there • were only two bite« of l»un left ¡picnic and dinner at Riverside park. for them. Robert Harris and Wife, and the "Ever -Ince then.'' lie emled. with a ■George Calhoun family, of Grants sigh. "1 haven't beets able to look at Paar, went on a camping and fish a but» without shivering." ing expedition down the river Satur day night. KNOW LITTLE ABOUT EARTH Mr. and Mrs. Underwood were Thursday evening callers at Dwellers on This Globe Have Shown No Curiosity Concerning Possible : Neilson home —— Wonders of Its Interior. Real beauty may be a reflection of your soul —as the poets say—but what a large factor skin is when beauty is judged? Fine, soft skin of beautiful texture can be • had only when the utmo t attention is given regularly to the care of the skin. Purola Toilet Preparations have contributed toward the attainment of Beauty for many years. They are compounded from finest ingredients and are pure, beneficial and soothing to the skin. PUROLA WISTARIA CREAM is a good night cream—ideal for removing the soil gathered during the day upon the skin. It keeps the skin soft, fine and clean. Try it! POROtA I The earth's <-m»t Is compared to the i- skin of an apple by the writer of h lending srthle In the SclentItic American Monthly, our knowledge of the glotx* on which we live, be says. Is not even skin deep; for un apple us large ns the curili would have a skin twenty mile« llilck: ami no one has been much more than u mile in to the crust, or Ims bored Into It with tools more than a mile and a- half. It Is rather humiliating to think that we know more nbmil' the sun, ninety million« wife miles away, than, we do of the «olid earth under our fi-e'. We think nothing of dispatching e*.,il» '" • ex|M-<IHIotiH to unknown region« th «gmls of miles away: h«»w about a little expedition to |s>lnt« only a few miles distant—vertically downward? Suili explorations have la'en proposed, although the Itoldest explorer Ims not dared to suggest going further than twelve miles--a trip that would take lilm on the surface of the earth only from one end of Manhattan Island to the other. Success Through Optimism. At one lime while building the Puns ma cuiih I there were eight thousaml men eligugiil ill the Culetiru cut alone. Every night as niqcli soil slid Into Hie cut ns could be taken out during the day. But there wiis not a sign of «lis iiiuriigement — th«1 num en.lu'ed tile light. Colonel Goethals walked tlirtmgh the cut one morning Just after an extensive slide. The foreman hail bi-i'ii on the Jolt silii-e midnight. "Well, how Is everything Ihi« morn Ing. Mr. Hogan?" naked Goethnls. "Fine. Colonel, tine. It burled th: ' «team shovel over there slid tippe ' over two butteries of drills and cov ered all the tracks through the eu I Inn one. but everything's line. sir. We're dlggln'."-—II. II. Moore in The Youth of n Nut Ion. GALICE •------------------- Mr and Mrs Hal Massie are the guests of Mr and Mrs. Frank Car- penter. Mr. IJvingston returned from Cali- fornla to Galice where he will non tinue prospecting. Mrs. Hawkins lost one of her n^k cows here a week or two ago. Mr. and Mrs. Wilkins and son have been spending a few days I throughout the country, they will re turn to Grants Pass to live. Mr and Mrs McNamara and son, Donald and Kenneth, made a trip to the'city for some of their furniture, they now live at Picket creek. Mrs. Robertson is .expecting her daughter from Portland the middle of the moath. Mrs. Clifford is also expecting her daughter. Naomi, from California, the last of the month. -Tohnie Malony ha« been visiting his mother. Mrs John Malony for a day or two. I' 1 PERRYDALE * — • F N and Dan Robertson’s faml- lies and Grandma Robertson left for Crescent City Tuesday morning ex- pecting to be zone a week. Mrs. Thos. Ogden is spending a few days in Grants Pass this week to get some dental work done. Mr. and Mrs ID. O. Hayes and daughters. Eunice and Luciel. of Grants Pass, were visiting Mrs. ! Hayes' mother. Mrs. Green. Sunday.; A. I. Husey is rounding up this cat-1 tie this week Miss Dama McKinstry spent the! week end with the Ford girls, return ing to Grants Pass Monday. Mr. and Mrs R. E. Stephenson were among the merry makers at the Twohv ranch at Hell Gate Saturday evening. Carol ¡Hussey is visiting home of his grandparents, i.Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Pence on Williams Joe Hill, of Grants Pass, is work 's ing on the Picket «. reek ferry. Misses Maggie Everton and Au dry Griffin spent the week end at the G. I H. Griffin home returning to Grants Pass Sunday evening. Mrs. E. C. Neelv and sons. Eugene, and Paul, were in Ferrydale Tuesday. Eugene and Ray Neely expected to leave for Glenwood. Ore.. Tuesday evening to work in the mills there. Mr. JVruce went to Grants Pass Sat urday. Assyrian "Ambassadress.”* The Lady Sunns d'Mar Slilmum hus arrived in London as the officiai am bassiiilor ffom the Assyrians In the Kurdistan mountains, snys the Argo naut. Very handsome, not unlike the queen of Montenegro In profile ver; bright, lively and animated. Ledi Surma d'Mar Slilmum is only a lltt'e more limn .'KI years of age. Of tine physique, she 1« also a highly cultured woman, so cultured that the nreb bishop of Ciinterlmr.v yloscif :i r<> lent Interview with the "nmbtis«iidor" w ith the remark : “It is extniordlnnn lo limi so mm b civilization where one could naturally have expected bur bnrlxm." e The Atlantic "N s|. After the wreck i i I o ' . 11 of the lending r.aii"H« «if mope Joined with the I'nited S i . i . is and Courier .¡.islfied ads bring Camilla Io provide a «i n lee : i tbi «ulta Try a classified. observnlloll mid pilirol of i. ii I jiiil the norlli Atlantic steamslop l.ine« riu si nations contribute in d " > ■ t proper tlon« to the expense of i ' i I s service V----- TilK DIAMOND BRAMD. A I h ^I cb ! A»k your Dmi ATTORNEYS but tl wnfk Is done In Un'ted < hl-choa-ter • Dlamon*! rill* it. lied anvl Mold boxe*, teale i with Blue H. I). NORTON, Attorney-at-law States enlist gn.mil cutlet« < 11 ca Take bo clbrr. Buy er year__ ' _ mid Tampa w ho cruise lutei; a :-! 1 rth I'rnrfl* A v f r< Hl.< irKS-TF.Bf Practices In all State and Federal during llie warmer months wl DtTWOND BHIND l’il l S*«*4 the yean k nown M Best. Safest. Always Reliabte Courts. First National Bank Bldg Iceberg« 1'01110 south and send nut to r SuiDBrORtÜülSTS EVERYWHERE G. W COLVIG, Vttornsy-at-law. ill vessels wireless reports of tile Io cation and movements of the lee.— Granta Pass Banking Co. Bldg. Buys' Life. xhe California and Oregon E. 8. VAN DYKE. Attorney. Practices Co< Iroad Company In all courts. First National Bunk H id- No Experience. • TIME OARD Building An artl«i was showing a young worn an over bls studio, . After she litui O. 8. BLANCHARD, Attorney-at-law critically exnmlned nil the pictures. Effective Nov. 24, 1919 Golden Rule Bldg. Phone 270 «he remarked: •1 notice severnl sunsets" among Trains will run Mondays, Wednes C. A. -''DI.ER, Attorney-at-law. Ma- ■ our works, lint not a single sunrise. days and Fridays *»>o <• 1 >ui 'In. Grunt« Pass. Ore P.M l<eave Grants Pass... GEO. H DURHAM, Attorney sit-in a How's ilint?" The artist, who was rather noted I Arrive Waters Creek . refere« in bankruptcy. Masonic for hl« bohemian hnblts, blushed* a Leave Waters Creek........... 2:30 Temple Phone 135-J. little ill the question, and then stain- 4 ! Arrive Grants Pass JAMES T. CHINNOCK Law ver mered: For information regarding freight “ You «co. It's tills way. To tell the First National Bank Belldlng truth. I be reason I've never pnlnted a and passenger rates call at the office A. C. HOUGH Lawyer, Tuffs Bldg sunrise is because I'm never up at of the company. Lundburg building, I or telephone 131 Practice In all courts. that time.' CHICHESTER S PILLS <WT arr. _ accus AIDS TO HEALfH AND BEAUTY GUARANTEE All Purola Pr>paratuir.s are guaranteed to give thorough satisfaction or the price you paid will be cheerfully refunded. Prepared sod Guaranteed by the BLUM AUER-FRANK LABORATORIES I Good Used Cars Sell A t I t 4 * WE HAVE SOU) ALL WE HAD LISTED LAST WEEK, BIT WE HAVE A BITCK SIX—JUST GOT IT TODAY—IT'S «XH) AS NEW. IT'S A BARGAIN. COME AND SEE l.M- MEDIATEL1Y. IT WON'T LAST LONG. AGENTS FOR. HUDSON MAXWELL CHALMERS AND ESSEX CARS Hfjl’ COLLINS AUTO COMPANY ACCESSORIES ANO REPAIRING PHONE 317 5// H STREET, GRANTS PASS, ORE Place orders for Duplicate and Triplicate Requires about 60 days to fill orders Constantly in Stack: Books of Duplicate Remittance Blanks Garage Repair Books Trade Acceptances Legal Blanks Blank Sales Books THE < COURIEW Old Newspapers, 5c and 10c Bundles Advertising Pays—Advertise with the Courier