Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, September 17, 1920, Page 3, Image 3

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    IIUDAY, NHFTEHHKH I?, IH#
GKA.NTH PAMH DAILY ml K Eh
a salmon bake J »ring the day
grand ball at the pavilion in
evening.
Classified Advertising
Gold Hill, Ore., Sept. 17.- The
FDR HAIJC Cream asparator, used
2kth annual reunion of soldiers and
only three months, at the Osborne
aallors of southern Oregon which
•»DR HAIJC Choir« baled alfalfa
ranch, Murphy, or see L B. Ro­
commenced In Gold Hill .Monday for
hay S31 per Ion f. o. b. Granta
berts, 806 M St.
77
H6tf
a week’s session was fairly well at­
Pas»
Riverbank« Farm«
FOR SALE CHEAP -5-passenger tended considering the Inclement
FOIL BAIJÎ Fancy Berkshire« clooe-
car, Delco lights and «tarter, all weather. Monday was Gold Hill day
ly related to th« |6500 boar and
good tire«. Inquire at Chile»' sec­ and the principal feature was the
tile 13900 eow recently sold al
ond hand store, 403 G street 80 address of Judge C. B. Watson of
public auction In the oast. River
Gold Hill. Tuesday was Granta Pass
IN»ft
HA 140 CHEAP 3 work horse«
Benke Farms
##tf
day. and Wednesday was Ashland
«'all at 416 Rogue River Ave. 79
day
Thursday Medford day and
HOUSE FOR HALE •Furnished or
FOR
HALE Iron bed and springs, the legion will celebrate Friday. The
unfurnished, beautifully situated.
I« 00
747 North Tenth St
77 occasion« of the legion dny will be
• rooms, bath, pantry and attic.
Garage, wood shed and chicken
FOR KENT
yard. Buy from owner
No. #47
DRAYAGE ANI» TKANHEKK
FOR
RENT
4»ne furnished room
North Second street.
77
two block from postofflce. Call THE WORLD MOW; so do wo.
FOR 8AI4C Tenne«««» White Win­
at 720 East D afreet or phone J Bunch Bro*. Transfer Co. Phoae
ter Barley and Gray Winter Oat»
383-L.
7»
349.
tor fall «beding.
River Bank«
FOIt HALE
4
Farms. Rd 2, Grants Psas
♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
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PKRMONAL AND LOCAL
» »««♦«♦ ♦♦♦•»•*♦♦♦♦♦
Mr. and Mrs. Join» H. Robinson, of
Irland, are Grants Pas« visitors to­
day.
Soldiers Peas Through—
A «pedal train carrying five :ara
of soldiers of the 35th infantry,
passed through here thia morning on
their way to San Francisco where
they will embark for Honolulu. Be-
«Idee the five cara of the men, there
were four can for the officers and
ladles The men were all happy and
singing when they left here. Break­
fast was just being served as the
train pulled in. The men were from
Camp latwis.
WANTED
68tf
f G. ISHAM, drayage and transfer.
Safe«.
piano«
and
furniture I »idly t ourlcv Bargain I »ay—
9 MILK COWS for «ale. Otto Hen- WANTED Second hand 5 or 6-im h
September 18, Saturday, is the an­
moved, packed, shipped and stored
centrifugal pump In good condi­
rlc«>n. Rd. 2, !!<■ 24, phone 602-
nual Bargain Day for the Daily
'»fflce
phone
124-Y
tion
Isaac
Beat.
23tf
F-21.
70tf
Courier, when yearly subecriptfons
Ix>gg«rs and millmen GKANT8 PAM-MEDFORD TRUCK are sold at a discount. On that day
RIVER BOTTOM land. • to 20 acre*. WANTEJ»
Apply nights Josephine hotel, ask ' Phoue 333-J.
85 |5 pays for one year lb advance.
1 % mile« from city, for sale, or
for
Goets.
74tf
will take good residence property
DENTIMI«
McKinstry Boys ltd urn—
cook
for
as parly payment
Addrc»» No WANTED Competent
Thomas and Newell McKinstry
E C. MACY. D. .M D
First-class
2061, care Courier.
70tf
country home, small family, good i dentistry. 109% 8 6th 81
have returned from their summer's
wages, Inquire 702 North Fourth j
FORD In first la-s condition tor
work with the United States town-
7 2tf 1
PHYHK’IANH
salo
See County Agent, court-, street.
ship survey in Washlngton. Oregon
house.
69tf HOP PICKERS wanted, 2c per I. O. CLEMENT. M I»
Practice and Idaho, and are enrolled in the
pound, good picking on wires J ■
ml ted to diseases of eye. ear. nose high school again. The boys are
Foil SALE Black Jersey cow and
M Branscombe. two miles from
and tbruut. Glasses fitteti. Hours husky and brown, and say they thor­
young calf; 2-ton Velie truck and
town free transportation.
791 9-13, 3-6, or on appointment. oughly enjoyed their work, whl h
equipment for lumber hauling;
Pilones, office 62; r- • Mence 359-J was finishing upon township surveys
also hand hoist for dump body. In­ WANTED Good woman to help In
in the three state*
home laundry, good wages. Ap­ 3 LOUGIIKIDGE, M. u
quire 718 South Fifth
71 tf
Pbysiciun
ply
In
person
610,
Howard
St.
77
and surgeon. City or cnunlrv call»
FOR SALE <>no % iii- h wagon and
atended day or nlgbt
Fnou-'s.
Aino barbed WANTED Second hand stump pul­
household goods
f
Ree. 369; Office. 182; 6tb and II
ler. Give price and particulars
wire and chicken wire. Fall at
cr
bp IT
7 7
Address No. 2133 care Courier. 80 K J. Bll.l.H’K. M. 0
133 2 M street.
by
Physh . in
. h , d
surgeon
office Schallhorn In
WAITREHH WANTED At the .Mo-
block, phone " i 4- j ; residence. I<IO4
90
cha <’afe
tm »
Ig.wnrldge. phone 64-L.
Fl P
HIGH SCHOOL BOY want» to work
1 s :i
for hoard while attending nchool. W F. RUTHERFORD Mauua1 'be­ or
the
raputlcs
lt gels your atrment.
Phone 156-J or call at 406 North
my
over
liâmes
’
jewelry
store
ffk
•
77
Third str<-et
rolline dow n
Office hours •• 30-12. 1 30-4
the principal
MISCELLANEOUS
BALPH
.M. D
Pby-
he «tyle you
Ther-
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
—Chlcaffo
X-ray e<»ulp-|
»¡clan
.Mo-
mopylae lodge No. 50, meets every
ment
Office,
79
aecond and fourth Tuesday ex eti-
sonic
Phone«
NASH fixe passenger touring car for
09tf
Ing
Visitors Invited
rtce 21 -J. residence 21-L.
sale. Equipped with
FOR PLUMBING, concrete, sldewalk-
VTTORNl.YS
and In good condition.
Ing, phone 333-Y.
99
400. Address 137 <
street,
li
l> NORTON, Attorney-at-law
ft BOARD and rioni for high school
Ashland. Ore
Practices tn all Stat unii Federal
Sixth
girls
Inquire
731
North
FOR SALE IIU acres on paved
Courts Fir N
! Hank Bldg
74
street or phone 106-R.
highway. 1 % mile» from station
G
W.
25
iluusi» and barn, orchnrds.
NT'RSEHY stock of all kind- Orna-i
acres under cultivation. 5 In clover
mental, shade and fruit trees Geo. | Granta
a-.’ timothy
Never falling or­
H Parker.
"Otf
m » -iS hint, A ulhucj , Fia'tices
chard. Inquire 410 B street. 84
in
all courts. First National Bank
NURSERY STOCK! Highest grade
Building
"THE
FOR SALE 1 truck top. 11 feet
ornamental, fruit, nut and shade
long. new. Inquire at Valley Hard­
trees of all kinds for fall delivery O S BLANCHARD. Attorney-at-law
Golden Rule Bldg
Phone
ware. Phone HR, G A. Brian
Hints on lands ape york as well
79
as culture of all trees, froBt ex­ •’ »
'»I.ER. Attorney-at-law.
posures. suitable soils, etc., all so
«Vjxte
,n de, Grants I'ass, Ore
FOR HALE A b.-irgnln, five lota,
vital In fruit culture and ornamen­ UBÒ. H. DURHAM, Attorney-at-law
«mall house, wood shed, part
tal offered free by our resident I referee in bankruptcy, .Masonic
In
fenced. Part cash, halan
agent. F. E. Jordan, at 860 N 7th
Temple. Phone 135-J.
321
monthly payments.
street Albany Nurseries. Inc. 71 tf MMES T. CHINNOCK.
79
Lawyer
West Burgess street
First National Bank Building
POULTRYMEN
attention
For
sale,
191« FORD and 1914 Ford touring
two acres of fine sunflower, cheap. A. C. HOUGH—Lawyer. Tuffs Bldg
cara, both In good condition for
M W1IBM, ltd 1, Box 10-A, Mur
Practice In all courts.
sale. Inquire Union Market. 79
phy. Ore.
79 V A. C. AHLF, lawyer, practice in
FOR SALE Modern five-room bun­
»ARTY f
state and federal courts. Office
galow with large unfinished sec­ PROMINENT INISITION offered in
».
i \ <■
over National Drug Store.
city
fire
department,
phone
125-R.
ond floor which can be used for
A.
K.
Casa,
fire
chief.
sleeping porch. Hardwood floors
JACK
LONDONS
»
SEA WOLF
on first floor. Woodeiied and gar­
PI ANO INSTRI <TION
age
Bungalow situated on 100
by 100 feet of land on paved MRS. JAS M. POWERS, Instructor!
on piano, 102^ Sixth street. I
street In moat beautiful residential
High school credits given Register
district pf city. Ix»ts on fine grade
now. Phone 26&-J.
71 tf
above street. Beautiful shrubbery
and flowers. Lawn and garden. It
IX. »ST
Interested see E. 8. Van Dyke, at­ U
1
torney, First National Bank Bldg., LOST A 30x3% auto tire and rim
between Hayee hill and Kerby. |
Grants Pass, Oregon.
79
Finder will please address P. O.
••siNOER7’-ieadaas~ usual—1921
Box
85, Kerby. Ore., and receive |
models on floor Grants Pass Hard­
suitable reward.
66tfj
ware Co. See them. Your terms
are ours. J. W Scott, sales man. l»8T Two heifers, one past 2 years!
ager Singer Sewing Machine Co.
old. other 18 months, one roan
75tf
other red and white, marked with I
crop and 2 silts in right ear, un-j
der bit In left ear. Finder please'
f
MICKIE SAYS
notify Mrs. W. H. Pollock. Rd. l.|
77 '
NU« MW. NVtVNKWt—IVO*
1» MICKIt. SAN , »Ml. ’XVAVKAD,
t» Nfe OOftk B0«5l0'*l AMfe
PIXVER SObKVNVkYRiS , I
XNISWt Nik© COKES 'MUNO ->
“IH OFVICt ’N DO IT . ‘CAU1.fi
©ONT lUfFtKMMt OU» StAiaa
SUMCRIÎWB.S BOTHAUtD’. TA>.N< ;
. a
»,
Competent
Mechanics
and Prompt
Service
DELIVERY
ON-TIME DELIVERIES*9
THEY MAKE —
THEIR PROMISES
|
THEY NEVER BREAK!
AT—
Ament’s Auto Repair
and Machine Shop
Service ear nnswcra all calla
Welding of all kinds
There are several reasons why
.Mr. Party Is happy. He likes
the rapid transit way we
schedule oi-r deliveries. Your
clock Is our time table. We’ll
get your order there when we
promised to.
nay |4ione 113-1—Night 233-R
STRAYED
Watch for Mr. Happy Party
■ you_‘doubt” it—just give Calumet one
tnal. The saving it makes will /»rwe that
CALUMET
is the best baking powder in the world—sold
at the fairest price — costs far less than high
priced Trust brands
costs but little more
than cheap brands—gives much better results
than either. You use only half the amount
usually required—it goes twice as far. It
never fails, neve» causes baking loss.
Used in millions ot homes—by leading hotels
restaurants and bakeries. A wonderful baking
powder for all requirements. Made in the
world s largest, finest, moet sanitary Baking
You save when
you buy it—
You save materials
it is used with.
You save when
you use it
Highest Quality
Highest Awards
WORTH KNOWING
When you buy a pound of Calumet you get a full
pound —16 oz. Some high priced baking powders are
now being put on the market in 12-oz. cans instead of
a pound. Be sure you are getting a pound when you
want it. No short weights with Calumet.
Second-Hand Bargains
MAXWELL—FINE SHAPE
FORD TOURING
H1HI) ROADSTRR
7 PASSENGER BUICK
C. L. Hobart Co.
Grants
Pass-Medford
Interurban Autocar Co.
Effective Aug. 5, 1920
LEAVE
GRANTS PAHS
7:00..a,-m.
10:30 a.m
1: <»O p. m
4:30 a.
SQÍG Street
RONHONNIERH
Phone 160
ADAMS ELECTRIC and
BATTERY SHOP
Exide Service Statien,
506 South Sixth Street
T .M c K instry , 603 g st., phone
AUTO TOPS
REAL 1
.CIVIL ENGINEER
( all and mc
.
/ / •
Timmons & H iggins
Call und <»♦•••
rhono 32 l-*l
HESTI’L. Veterinarian
Residence 93 8 Washington boule
card, phone 399-H
Grants Pass
Waiting Room
The queer acting battery to
the one we like to see—for we
quickly correct the trouble at
ita source at the minimum ex­
pense and send you en your
way an advertisement for
THIS STATION.
Skilled service and niodeat
charges make tills the POPU­
LAR BATTERY STATION.
CITY
Trains will run Mondays, Wednes
days and Fridays
4OONER TAXI—Phone 262-R for
P.M.
Pass ........... I
Jlt«ey Luke or Cutler. Calls an- Ixxive Grants
P.M.
Arrive Water» Creek.......... 2
swured anywhere, anytime
86tt Leave Waters Creek.......... 2:30 PM
P.M.
Arrive Granta Pass
4
I "Al.ACE TAXI Phone 22-.I.
Tom
For Informntloh regarding freight
08tf and passenger rates call at the office
Wind
|to
»to » '. II.
U-»»'-!».-«—1
of the company, l.undburg building,
REAL E8TATE
or telephone 131
CIVIL ENGINEER Daniel MoFar
land. Civil Engineer and Surveyor
Res. 747 North Tenth St. I’hon
211-Y.
101
Daily and Sunday
IJvAVE
MEDFORD
7:00 a. m.
9:00 a- tn.
1:00 p- m-
4:30 p. Ill.
TAX.
13-R; general real estate hHsInc-is
Beat of aolla for fririt, hay or gen
era! farming
'xX
money
wasting baking
powder and expensive ma
terials — frittering away valu
able time—If you are not using
Calumet Baking Powder
■
ESTR.AY—There came to my place
September 12 a young roan Dur-| The California and Oregon
ham bull. Owner can get animal
Coast Railroad Company
TIME CARD
by paying charges, M. Sine, 4
miles west on lower river road. 78
Effective Nov. 24. 1919.
e
»
You are throwin
\tn for the (leveland Natkmal
il*
111 South Sixth M<-
Replace the shabby top with
light,
easy -to-handle
weather­
proof one now.
Smart looking, servlcenble tops—
|>erfect fitting and Improving the
car’» looks—a wide choice in ma­
terials and colors.
OCR PRICES I j OWEST
G. B. BERRY