Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, October 12, 1920, Page 3, Image 3

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Classified Advertising
F<»l< HALB
WANTED
X»R BALE- -Fancy Berkshlroe close­ WANTED TO BUY -Plano, will pay
ly related to the ffiboo boar and
cash, must be In good condition
the 1.1900 sow recently sold
at
and worth the money.
Addrees
public auction In the east.
River
212 North Second St. W. J. Teal.
81 tf
Banka Farms
««if
Who crossed my trail in the hotel thia
afternoon but “Long Sam” Weaver! Last
time I saw Sam to chin to was that night of
July ISth when our old 38th clinched the
“Rock of the Marne” title! And, I guess
you won't forget that night, old glue pot—*
everybody was stuck on you!
Sam and I fought the war all over again
and dug into our Camel supplies like it was
“free commissary”. Sam never will get all
done talking about that session when we
couldn't move a hair without getting a close
shave—and, no eats or smokes!
Sam has some song about how good
Camels were to him in France— and ever
since! That bird has the warble! Why,
Camel talk trickles off bis tongue like water
flows over Pa Smith’s mill dam! Pete, old
carpet tack, Sam has a head all right!
FOR BA1JC Tenne«»«« White Win­ WANTED -Applepickers for River
Banks Fsrms
Phone 607-F-8. 98
ter Barley and Gray Winter Oats
for fall seedtng.
River Banks
WANTED—Men to work on farm.
Farma. Rd. 3, Granta Paas.
«Btf
Permanent position. River Banks
Farms.
FORD In first claaa condition
tor
tele.
Be« County Agent, court­
WANTED -Placer miners and
house
Wlf
mill men for Old Channel Mine.
J. R. Harvey. Box
«23
Grants
"SINGER" loads
as
usual—1 »21
Paas.
9K
models on floor Granta Pass Hard­
ware Co. Bee them. Your terms
WANTED— TO BUY—‘Barber shop,
are ours, J. W Scott, sates man.
give full particulars, Bert Benton,
ager Singer Bewlng Machine Co.
153 Granite St . Ashland, Ore
02
75tt
ALFALFA HAY <lf you want good
bay see H. N.
Parker.
Phono
185-Y.
»»»
13 ACRE POULTRY RANCH, good
house, 3 acres cleared. wire, per­
fect grape land, less
than
half
value. See owner at 701 E street
<behind postoffice). Grants Pass.
Oregon.
•
Foil
SALE Furfllshed
rooming
house all full, all light housekeep­
ing rooms. 823 J street.
Phone
20»-J.
*8
NTHAYKD
BTHAYED- Two mottled roan cows,
marked In ear. one red steer calf,
one year old. brand It. Owner call
at Lathrop Bros, ranch and
pay
charges.
87tf
FOR RENT
FOR HUNT Five room cottage on
Orchard Ave. Inquire at Peerless
Clothing Store.
»5U
PIANO INHTRri’TION
Kansas City, Mo.
late at night!
MORNING TO YOU, PETE!
a young man who practiced mediein»
In a rural district became famous and
was callml in eoimullatiou in many
towns and cilice because of his sue
cess in th« treatment of disease. This
was Dr. Pierce who afterward moved
to Buffalo. N. Y.
He made up Lis
mind to place some of his medic inee
before the public, «nd he put up
what he called Ids • Favorite Pre­
scription,” and placed it with the
druggists in every state in the Union.
For fifty year* Dr. Pierce’s Favorite
PnsKription ha» sold more largely
throughout t!.c l ulled ‘•tut-•« loan
any oilier medicine of Ilk« character.
It’s the to»liiuony of thousand* of
worn .i that it has benelited or en­
tirely eradicated such distressing ail-
mcnla as women are prone to.
It is
now sold by druggist* in tablet furtn
a* well a* iiquid.
A stobi *, O rkgox .— "I <wv D. ctor
Pierce's advertisement and »• I bad
tried so many tilings for won an’s
trouble without getting any help, 1
decided to try Dr. Pierw'a Favorite
Prescription, and I did s > with good
remlte.
I think it is just great.
M m *. D. Beau.
MRS JAMES M. POWERS. Instruc­
tor on piano; studio over Barnes'
FOR HALE -80-acre relinquishment
Jewelry; open 9 to 6 dally, except
H mtle from railroad, 11 miles
Monday and Tuesday. Phone 265-J
from Granta Paas, 2000 cords of
wood, fair hoiieo, prloe 8«00.
J.
TAX*
E Verdin. 4!« Rogue P.lvsr Ave.
»» <*X>Nl0R TAXI Phone 2«8-R for
TIME CARD
Jitney Luke or Cutler.
Calls an-
FOR SAIJO- -1 drag saw. 1 16-h p.
8«tf
»»■red anywhere, anytime
I S-h
englne. 1 8- b. p. engine
Effeetlve Nov. 24. 191».
Tom
408 PALACE TAXI—Phone 28-J.
All nearly new.
p. «oglne.
»
1
n«tf Treia» will run Mouilays. Wed ne»-
10«
Wind
F street. Phone 361-Y.
days aad Friday*
P.M.
Le«ve Greats Pa«» ----------- 1
RK.AL WVT.ATK
FOR RAI*» »0 acre« Of rich land,
P.M
Arrive Water» Creek
.2
waler
16 acres alfalfa, plenty of
...... 2:30 P.M
T McKJNSTRY, « o » O St . phone I j M v « Waters Creek
E
and water right; small new house
P.M
Arrive Greats Paa«
4
355-R, general real estate buslnees
For Information regarding frelrtet
and barn.
Will lake some trade
Beet of eolia tor fruit, bay or gen­ and passenger rat»« cal! at the office
or time, at 12800
Address E. L.
of th» company. Lundb'tri building,
era) termina.
»Rtf
Halley, Murphy. Ore.
or telepli«nel31
»_______ .... ... . -...
FOR SALE green peppers, cabbage,
cheap OIVII. ENGINEER
green and ripe
tomatoes
Bantel .McFar­ face" even greater than Bosworth’s
hun-
carrots and onions, fl per
land, Olvll Engineer and Surveyor, famous "Behind the Door."
Thomas H. Ince produced the pic­
dred by galberin«
Bring boxes.
lias 747 North Tanth St.
Phone
Mrs Sanford at Dimmlek ranch.
»U-Y.
1*1 ture and such promluent favorites
"Camels certainly are friendly", was the
way Sam put it in his old-time vigor-vim
style. “You know as well as I do”, he added,
“that no other cigarette has such a mild,
mellow bodv. And, there’s no harshness or
tiredness of taste in a million Camels! No
objectionable odor, no lingering unpleasant
aftertaste! Summing it all up. Shorty, I’ll
say Camels are the greatest cigarettes in
the world at any price!"
Headed southeast tonight, with Winston-
Salem, N. C. my first port of call. Some
jump from K. C.l Pete, it’s Winston-
Salem where Camels are made! GET MEI
4
Sincerely
The California and Oregon
Coast Railroad . Company
L, fXjMUTR
as Lloyd Hughes, Grace
Darmond,
George Webb and Gladys George are
I
In the cast
Bill of Sale blanks at the Courier.
100
DRAYAGE ANI» TltANHFEK
SOME BAROAIN—1918 model Ford
WORLD MOVES; so do we
touring rar In first class condition, THE
Bunch Bros. Treuster Co.
Phone
new Urea all around and two ex­
349.
tras
Price 8288. 8150 down takes
It. balance easy terms.
Call
at
r G. ISHAM, drayage and transfer
209 West H street.
100
Safe«,
pianos
and
furniture
moved, packed, shipped and stored
BODY FIR WOOD for sale, Inquljre
Office phone 184-Y.
101
al 304 West L street.
FOR RALE Overland No 90, new
battery, five good tires, spot light.
Run 5000 miles
Price 8550. See
It at the Fashion garage
02
FOR SALE or triade, my equity in a
new Nash 2-ton truck. Apply 81
Western hotel.
02
PHYHIt I.ANH
L
H
Mite ELLA Y KOI 8
O. CLEMENT. M. D., Practice
limited to diseases of eye. ear. nose
and throat. Glasses fitted. Hours
9-12. 4-5. or on appointment.
Phones, office 62; reeidence 359-J
VETERINARY H1K4.WON
IX4ST AND FOUND but not returned. DR. R J. BESTUL? Veterinarian.
Will the man who found the aack
Residence 83 8 ^Washington boule­
of barley, Saturday, October 9th.
vard, phone 398-R.
oa the road
between
Applegate
DI STIHTM
and Provolt, please deliver the
samo to Josephine County Mill? B. C. MACY. D. M. D.
Flrat-cl««»
and the number of your car will
dentistry. 10914 8. «th St.
not be published. J. L. Fryer. 98
RALPH W. STOARNB. M. D
Phy­
X-ray eguip-
siol an and surgeon,
Offlee. Ms-
ment, dental X-ray.
MICKIE SAYS
Phons* Of-
sonic Temple Rids.
fine 21-J; residence 21-L.
WAIT 'TIU
1
tM h.'lhOb’A IH I
T ovn »4 khovus I
ABOUT IT? SAN, i
WHAT VO NA
G i TT in '
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New Price, $1185
Old Price $1335
Calumet Raking Powder
is pure in the can. It is made
in the largest, cleanest, most modem
Baking Powder Factories on earth
—only cf atich ingredients as have
been officially endorsed by United
States Food Authorities.
*
AGENTS
HUDSON
CHALMERS AND
I .
A
ACCISSÓRIFS ÀHD
FOR.
M
IFPAIRINC
RHOME 317
5H .H STREET,
C RANTS FASS, ME
The queer acting
the one we like to see—for are
quickly correct the trouble at
Its source at tfae minterne»
pense and »«nd you «n y
way
an
advsrtinewient
THIS STATION.
Skilled service and modeat
chargee make this the POPU­
LAR B.ATTWRY STATION.
It’s pure in the baking. Cal­
umet never fails to produce the
sweetest and most palatable of
nourishing foods.
It has more than the ordi­
nary leavening strength. You use
less of it. That's one reason it is the
Kmoet economical of all leaveners.
Another reason is—it is sold
at a moderate price—you save
when you buy it
Pound can of Calumet contains full
16 ox, Some baiting powders come in
12 ox. instead of 16 ox. cans. Be sure
you get a pound wbeta you want it.
Calumet Waffle
Recipe
21, cups sifted
pastry flour, 3
level teaspoons
Calumet Baking
Powder. l} tea­
spoon salt HA
cups milk, I
tablespoon sug­
ar. 2 tablespoons
of melted but­
ter, 2 eggs beat­
en
separately.
Then mix in the
regular way.
ADAMS ELECTRIC and
BATTERY SHOP
Exids Service Stamen.
506 South Sixth Street
Second-Hand Bargains
>■ i.iacg 222SZEEE2
out -
ALhAKUAC?
Carload now on our floor at
LOUGHRIDGE. M. I».
Physician
and surgeon City or country calls
attended dsy or night.
Phom«.
Res 3*8; Odie. 1*2; * lb and II
KNIGHTS
OF
PYTHIAS — Ther-
mopylae lodge No. 60. meets erery
B1I-L1CK. .M. D.
Physician
second end fourth Tuesday even- K. J
ami surgeon,
office Scballhorn
OStf
Ing
Vlhltors Invited.
block, phone &4-J; reeidence. loot
NURSERY stock of all kinds. Orna­
lAwnrldg< phone 54-L.
mental. shade ami fruit trees. Geo.
H Parker.
70tf W F RUTHERFORD Manus' 'be-
raputlcs.
It gets your attment.
ALBANY NURSERY, trees of qual­
Office over Baraea' jewelry »tore
ity.
F. K. Jordan, special agent.
Office hours 9:30-12; 1:30-4.
8*0 N. 7th St., Grants Pass. RStf
Ntt.ívl hOtO
oui, Bui domi
•Al ANNIHtHO-
AhOUT it soa.
O«. ÍHKAt
'NBCK*
*T*HE first thing you
- a want in foods and the all
important thing is purity.
Foods should be nourish­
ing. That’s what they are
for — to build up strong,
sturdy bodies.
Maxwells I
One of those rare photoplays that
hold you spellbound by their sheer
dramatic forco and live long In your
memory.... that's "Below
tho
Sur­
face,” starring Hobart Bosworth. It
la showing last times tonight at the
Oregon.
The hero is a stalwart New Eng­
land deepaea diver, who not
only
risks death to save people trapped la
the ocean depths, but also courage­
ously saves his son from disgrace at
the hand of n shrewd crook and his
pretty girl accomplice.
lA steamer crashing Into a derelict
In tho fog and tho sinking of
the
steamer with all on hoard; a record
dive to free a submarine grounded
on the ocean bed; a brilliant cabaret
Invaded 1>y tho old diver and his bat­
tle to rosouo his son’s wife front her
evil companions these are some of
the thrills that make "Below the Snr-
The name “Red Crown’
is your guarantee of an
albrefinery gasoline with
a continuous chain of
boiling points.
MAXWELL—FIN« SHAPE
CHEVROLET .........
FORD DBUVERY
«475
C. L. Hobart Co
STANDARD Oil COMPANY
(CaUforata)
(vauvorniBJ
AUTO TOPS
Hefdas« the “hstey top with
light,
easy-t*»-h*»mlte
wewtbor-
preof ■*•• w«w.
Smart looking. serviceable tepe—
perfect hsttag and Improving the
cwr's teoke—a wide choice te ma­
terial« aad este r s.
OVR PTtlEKB U>Wk*T
G. B. BERRY