GRANTS PANH DAILY
Classified Advertising
FOR HAIJC
FOR HAJJC Tonueesee White Win KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
Ther-
ter Barley and Gray Winter Oats
mupylae lodge No. 50, meets every
for tall seeding.
River Banks
second and fourth Tuesday •ven-
Farms. Rd 1. Granta Pass. 6«tf
09tf
Ing
Visitors invited
REASONED WOOD FOR SALK -Oak NURSERY stock of all kinds. Orna­
and laurel, 34.76; body fir, *4;
mental, shade and fruit trees Geo.
pine and eecond growth fir, *1.80;
H. Parker.
70tt
manaanlta, |6. C. W. (.ambrecht.
Rd. 1. Bog 11.
24 ALBANY NURSERY, trues of qual­
ity. F. E. Jordan, special agent.
WOOD FOR RALE Delivered for
«60 N. 7th St., Granta Pass. 83tf
33.7» per tier. Phone W. 8. Rob­
"BINGER" leads as usual­ -1921
inson. Wlldervllle
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m iticls on floor Granta Pass Hard-
See them. Your teruis
ware Co
F or SALE River Banka Better
are ours, J W. Beoti, sales man-
Herkthlree Thrifty, prolific stock.
•ger Binger Sewing Machine Co.
River Banka Farms
0>tf
78tf
FOR 8ALB OR RENT—360 acres of
land. 180 acres In cultivation, the FUR WORK • specialty; dressmak­
ing and ladle« tailoring;
every I
rest la pasture and timber. Good
Hue of hand work and Spanish I
location
For particulars write to
drawn work for tho holiday sea-1
Bog Number 102. Kerby. Ore.
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sun; now Is the time to get orders!
FOR 8AIAC 200 pieces 2x4s at *10
In for satisfactory service
Mrs. i
per M; 3000 feet 1H and 3-lnch
W R. Swope, 661 North 3rd 8t.
plank at 310 and 316 par M; 1
call and get eatlmalee. Phono 506.'
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hand power washing machine. 35.
H N. Johnson. -Rd 1. Box 26A,
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TAA.
6 miles north of Grants Paas on
Pacific highway, 1 mile from the SOONER TAXI —Phone 262-R for
Pleasant Valley store
OStf
Jitney Luke or Cutler. Culls an­
swered anywhere, anytime.
86tf
FOR SALE—I buffet. A. K. Cata,
PA
LACK
TAXI
Phon«
2
2-J
Tom
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phono 133-R.
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Wind
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FOR HA1AC Moline drag saw. In­
quire Roy Higgins, 111 South 6th
street.
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THE WORLD MOVES; so do wa.
FOR 8AIAC— -One mare, weight about
Bunch Bros. Transfer Co. Phone
900 lbs
Washlag machine, mat-
Mt.
treaa and tub E R. Barnas. WII-
llle, Ore.
16 F. U. ISHAM, drayage »«<1 transfer. |
Safes.
pianos
and
furniture
FOR SALE— Monarch range In good
moved, packed, shipped and stored.
condition, excellent baker. Apply
«Qfflca phone 124-Y.
908 Lawnridga.
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STRAYED
FOR BALE OR TRADE 40 acres
good timber. 6 miles from R. Il ESTRAY There came to my place
for Ford truck O Sanford. Wll­
2 miles from Grants Pass, one red
dervllle.
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holfer 2 years old. underbit In each
ear. branded but not distinguish­
FOR HALE -16# scree good im­
able.
Owner call tor property.
provement, some furniture, pony
Fred Grant. Box 27. Rd. 2.
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team, 19 20 Chevrolet, good as
new
O Sanford, Wlldervllle
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PIA NO INRTKÎ OTION
MRS JAMES M TOWERS, Instruc­
tor on piano; studio over Barnas'
jewelry; open 9 to 5 dally, except
Monday and Tuesday. Phone 265-J
WANTED
WANTEIK-100 bead weaned calves,
raised on cow. state price of stock.
O. W King, Montague. Cal. 123
Free Lecture
ON
Christian
Science
— BY
WILLIAM D. KILPATRICK, C. S. B
of the Board of Lectureship of the Mother
Church, The First Church of Christ »Scientists in
Boston, Massachusetts.
M fih I mt
The Grants Pass Opera House
Friday, November 5th, 1920
PUBLIC CORDIALLY INVITED
BUICK ROADSTERS
"1919” and “1920”
1920 par lias been driven only short distance and is
like new. H uh $225 worth of extra equipment and
six new oversize cord tires. This car cost $2200 but
will be sold cheap for cash.
1919 car is in excellent condition and a wonderful
performer, has practically new cord tires and extra
equipment—A bargain /or cash.
For additional particulars and demonstration ad
dress Box 81, Gk>M Hill or phone No. 2 Gold Hill.
WOOI» B1I»H WANTED
At Its reglar monthly meeting to
REAL EMTATI
WANTED TO RENT A lumlshed
be held at the office of the clerk
house, apartments or housekeep­ E. T McKINBTRY. 60S G St., phone
.Monday evening, November 1. 1920.
ing rooms, will receive the heat
333-R, general real estate business the Board of Directors of School Dis­
of care No. 103 care Courier 14
Beat of soils for fruit, bay or gen­
trict No. 7, of Josephine County.
eral farmtog
ANTED Two men tu drive 4
I Oruguu. Will receive sealed blds for
horse scraper team at Morgan's
'the sale and delivery to the said dls-
< IVIL ENGINEER
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camp. Allen Creek.
: trlct of four hundred tiers of body
CIVIL ENGINEER— tan lei McFar­ '
A said __
— U A«.
a jsm * in #avr»
fir ___
wood,
wood
to K be
cut In two
WANTTD — Competent
Christian
land, Civil Engineer and Surveyor
foot
lengths
ant^
delivered
on the
woman to care for 18 months old
Rea. 747 North Tench St
Phone
ground at the various school houses
child at her home during working
311-Y.
oitf
of the district» at the option of the
hours Would like to room at the
board, well piled ready for measure­
PHYSICIANS
same place
Mrs Clark, phone
ment
by the board. Ail wood must
, 367-J
17 L. O. CLEMENT, M.
D . Practice be cut from the body of sound green
WANTED Articles of furniture In
limited to diseases of eye, ear. nose ! trees free from rot. dote or punk
first class condition. Call at 207
and throat. Glasses fitted. Hours Ì and diameter to be not less than
C street
,
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9-12, 1-5, or on appointment. four inches and not more than ten
Phones, office 62; residence» 359-J. ' Inches (seven inches round timber),
want
W ANTRI» Man and wife
work, woman to cook, man to 8. IAMJGHR1DGE. M. D. Physician^ round timber not to exceed twenty
work on (arm or In small sawmill
and surgeon. City or country calls I per cent of the entire delivery. The
or logging camp, Address No. IOS
attended day or night
Phones. Board reserves the right to reject
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care Courier.
Res 369; Office. 182; 6th and H I any and all blds.
EDWARD S. VAN DYKE.
FOR KENT
K. J. BILUCE, M. D.
Physician
Clerk.
and surgeon, -office Scliallhorn
FOR RENT 4<» acres of pasture. 10
block, phoue 54-j; residence. 1004
acres of mllo malzo In grain, bal­
tawnrldge, phone 54-L.
ance grass. Well fenced Will ac­
commodate large number of stock
W. F RUTHERFORD—Manual the-
for a couple'Of months. One-half
raputlca. It gets your ainnent
mile from town. After « o'clock
Office over Barnes' Jewelry store
phone 5O2-F-4, or address No. 102
Office hours 9: 30-12; 1:30-4
Courier.
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HOUSE for rent Inquire 211 C 8t. RALPH W. STEARNS, M. D.
s Iola n and surgeon, X-ray equip-
Early mornings or evenings, or
ment, dental X-ray.
Offlce. Ms-
phone 168-J.
IS
sonic Temple Bldg. Phones
FOR RENT A fine front office In
Ore 21-J; residence 21-L.
Lundburg building.
Water and
VETERINARY SURGEON
heat. Inquire of R. D. Cole, jan­
itor.
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DR. R. J HESTUL. Veterinarian.
Residence S38 Washington boule­
A VISION OF BREAD
vard. phone 398-R.
MICKIE SAYS
thnt 1« always light. white and lootti-
DENTISTS
Honie, that every °ne will eat and en­
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joy Is the dream of all ipmm I house­
',Vl ROSS 8*M5 If UtTE %« Tri
E. C. MACY. D. M D.
First-elaas
keepers. You can realize that vishm
faahvom t' # uh ’a<AO T h ' aos "
dentistry. 10»H 8 6th 8t.
by trying our bread. Once you use
UMSS 'M TH’ VfkVttR— BOT riff
ATTORNEYS
it on your table, you will never want
«tCKOri« IF Tri' F.O4
ahm
vaou # iNTEnct-niqa, Ht'u
to be without it. Why bother with
H. 1). NORTON. Attorney-at-law baking when we can do better.
HAFTA %TAUT ASU.IM' FOLK» T
Practices In all State and Federal
at AO th ' n EVIS X
Ask your Grocer for Bread
Courts First National Bank Bldg.
baked by the
G. W
OOLVIO.
At'.orney-at-law.
Grants Pass Banking Co. Bldg
GRANTS PASS BAKERY
w
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E. S. VAN DYKE, Attorney Practice?
In all courts. First National Bank
Building
O 3. BLANCHARD. Attorney-at-law
Golden Rule Bldg
Phone 2.70.
C. A. «’’»LER. Attorney-at-law. Ma­
sonic I •iir»le. Grants Pass, Ore.
GkX). H. DURHAM, Attorney-at-law
referee In bankruptcy, Masonic
Temple
Phone 135-J.
JAMES T CHINNOCK.
Lawyer
First National Bnnk Building.
A. C. HOÜGH—Lawyer, Tuffs Bldg
Practice In al) courts.
ltd
V. A. C. AHLF, lawyer, practice In
state and federal courts,
Ofrica
over National Drug Store
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Used cars that you can use.
All in first-class condition.
TOO “SANCTIFIED” FOR HER
Aunt Lizzie's Reasons for Leaving
Her Spouse, and Why She Was
Not Grieving.
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Aunt Lizzie, comfortably fat. a wid­
ow. and nearing middle age. met her
-■it. In lie. F.i.*, u v. .* p. ilie-,
gr<> who owned a plantation and n ‘
giHiq home. Her white friends thought
«lie bad done unusually «ell and were
glad. A few short months after the
wnldlng ceremony however, she came
to see a family she had had once cook­
ed for. and when a young member of
the group ask«?d about tier wealthy
spouse, site «aid: “Is" chile. I done
left that nigger. Him amt me didn't
g«t »long ii-tnl." surprised. the girl
askdl: “What on earth was the .mat­
ter. Aunt Lizzie? I thought you mar-
rle«l a fine man with plenty of money.”
"lliid' plenty of money, all right." «hA
replied. “Warn't bnt one tiling wrong
with him—lie whs sanctified. You
Klrnw urn- of desi here holiness men
Ils limlu't been married no time hefo
tie told me I warti't as g,»od as him.
Xnlil I was on regenerale,
Den he
StOppIMl me fnm drinking coffee
wouldn't let me « ea r my weddn
»‘lol III*« and «aid he'd dull me if I
ever went near <me of dese picture
shows. And you know honey. I loves
my iiiff«*. my clothes, and when I
comes to town my picture shows So
You don't look
I up and quits him."
Ain't
«ad atanit it." the girl ,sald.
«ml honey; ain't sad. I got me a
lawyer and tuk half dat nigger's plan­
tation way fum him. Guess he wlsh-
e«i when I dope dat he hadn't been so
sam-tlfied."
Young Author Falls Down.
A young author sends me the manu­
script of a story. He claims he has a
new Idea. His “new Idea” Is this: A
young man and woman are married In
the usual way. and. during their hon­
eymoon. love each other with great
devotion.
But In a year the young man finds
he has tired of his wife, from seeing
her so much: from too close associ­
ation lie supposes, of <-nurse thnt
she has not tired of hltn: such a p<>*
slblllty does not elMer his mind. How­
ever. he resolves to be n square man
and confess to his wife just how he
feels. She also talks frankly, and ft
develops that the wife Is as tired of
the husband as the husband Is of the
503 G Stree*
wife.
I am com|>ellc<1 to report to the
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young anther thnt this Is no develop
ment of a new fact In life.
City of Tobolsk
One of the prlneRml Siberian cities Howe’s Monthly.
Is Tobolsk, the commercial center ot
From Frying to Flying.
the vast province of Tobolsk which
extends over an area of 500.000 square
Aviation Is occupying s greet den'
miles, a large portion of which, how of attention In t’nnndn these days. It
ever. Is practlcnlly' uninhabited. The Is highly probable thnt the helium gas
most prominent building In the city Is rising out of the ground In Alberta
tlie» Kremlin, built In Imitation of the and other parts of western t’nnndn
grmtt citadel In Moscow. This struts .•inti used In parts of the country for
titre was erected by Swedish prisoners family cooking' wilt one dnv be eitrrv
of war captured by Peter the Great inu English llvlm-r tluirt-nlr firing ms
chines, sny* Motor I.if«1. I’ bus i»»*en
at the battle of Poltava In 1700.
reported that there is enough »»f 'his
gas to supply tlie entire British em
Teo Busy Hitching
pire for many retir»
Il leeks hii K
Also we have to remind you thnt IP per ernt of the weight «Itpie'l-I'nii
the kind of man wlio hitches his ability of the htvbiv mliamimibl* hr
wagon to a star doesn't haul much._
drogen and Is equally
I is lias News.
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/ ONE 181» MODEL OAKLAND SENSIBLE SI..
THREE 1»1S MODEL 4»O CHXVKOLET TOURING CASS
TWO 1017 MODEL FORD TOURIJG CARS
ONE IM TON MAXWELL
TRUCK.
4P2.»
MODEL,
EQI IPPEI» WITH PVEI MATIC TIKES.
THKEE CAILS WE YViLL SELL Ar .4 SAJr.JFICE.
MUST GET RID OF THEM. WILL MAKE FIRST
CLASS BI GS.
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AGENTS
MAXWELL
HUDSON
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FOR. I
CHALMERS AND ESSEX CARS
COLUNS AUTO COMPANY
SfiCRlFt
r» -F^A'R»NG
1
PHONE
5//
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GRANTS PASS
RE
VETCH
87*35 PER 106 IN
TOTS
87.5t» 1ER 1OO IN SMALL LOTS
WRITE FOR OUR PRICES ON ALL FIELI» SEEI»S
MONARCH SEED CO
MEDFORD, OREGON
PHONE 260
AUTO TOPS
Befilaea the sbwlihy top with
light,
eaay-io-hawdle
weAthcr-
proof owe www.
thwart Iwohlag, serrlcwahle tops—
perfect fitting aad Improving the
car's Iwek« a wide ehoice In ma­
terials and eaters.
OWR FRI«m LOWEST
G. B. BERRY
INSPEtWCtfAR
FOR COLD.LDN
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(v»I<| weather with long nights Is just
around the corner. NOW IS THE
TIME to have your Battery given a
good outside charge anti a thorough
in»|ie«'tion for the strain that Fall
and Winter will plate upon it.
HERE Is the station to do the work
.—the Mat ion that places SERVICE
FIRST and sales last* Bring ns the
Handles ami we will tallii ti Gl Alt­
ANTEED BATTERY on them.
Adams Electric & Battery Shop
Phono 66
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500 S. Nth ~~
St-