Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, November 03, 1920, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextGKANTW PA>* DAILY < <>i H»K2t Wi:l>XT»»l>lY. NOVEMBER A. t ISO. So Deceptive « A BUICK ROADSTERS “1919” and “1920” 1920 car haa been driven only short distance anti is like new. Jias $225 worth of extra equipment and six new oversize cord tires. This car coBt $2200 but will be sold cheap for cash. 1919 ear is in excellent condition and a wonderful performer, has practically new cord tires tmd extra equipment—A bargain for cash. • For additional particulars and demonstration ad dresK Box 81, Gold Hill or phone No. 2 Gold Hill. Backache is so deceptive, It comes and goes keeps you i guessing. I*»arn the 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 Paas case. Mrs Véronique Bauer, 621 8 4 th ISt nays: “I am glad to say n good .word for Doan's Kidney Pills for I know they will do what la claimed .for them. My kidneys were out of or- |4er and I had dull backaches and became run down and languid. My kidneys didn't act right, either. I read of Doan's Kidney Mils and used them as directed They were Just what I needed and soon relieved all i signs of the trouble." Price 60c. at *11 dealers. Don’t .«Imply ask for a kidney remedy—get Doan's Kidney Pills—the same that Mrs Bauer had. Foster-Milburn Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N Y Classified Advertising WANTED FOR HAtJC • Tennessee While Win WANTED—100 head weanod calvea. raised on cow, state price of stock. ter Harley and Gray Winter Data O. W. King, Montague. Cal. 123 for fall seeding. River Banks Farms. Rd 1. (Irani* Paas 68tf WANTTD — Competent Christian woman to care for 18 months old BBAH<’NED WOOD FOR SALE Oak child kt her home during working and laurel. 24.75; body fir, 14; hours. Would like to room »1 the pine and second growth fir. 23.60; same place Mrs. Clark, phone mansanlta, |5 C. W. Lambrecht, j 367-J 17 Rd. 1, Boa 11. 2« Senator Calder New York is chairman of the United States sénat» KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS — Ther committee on reconstruction and pro mopylae lodre No. 50, meets every' duction which Is making an inquiry into the unsatlsfactorv renditions of FOR SAI.E On« )f the nicest homes second and fourth Tuesday even- j the construction industry. In the city, 3 large lots, outbuild tug Visitors Invited. 09tf! ings Seo owneu and save com mission. Write to No 106 care Nt IU4ERY stock of all kinds. Orna mental, shade and fruit trees Geo of Courier office I® H Parker. 70tf F<>R SALE Lumbar, I and 2-lnch Unpaired, «loaned, lligntsl. AIMiANY NURSERY, trees of qual common, rough lumber, all dlm«n- Etc. ity. F. K. Jordan, special agent. lions,* tJ5 par 1000 foot at our AM. WORK Gl ARANTEED 860 N. 7th St.. Grants Pass 83tf Josephine Lumbar Marlin yard < t 6th. Ifiione 188. 39 I'latMM, IUIU hhi « anti Part- for Co., 107 North ••qtyo FR“ leads as usual 1921 1 all Standar»! inaKOs models ou floor Grants Paas Hard- ’ Foil SALE Delgoal cream seimru- «are C > See them A our terms 1 tor. Good condition. »30. R. A. Machines Bought and Sold are ours, J W Scott, sales man-1 Gilmore. Murphy 20 ager Singer Sewing Machine Co. harness FOR S\M: Team and 75tf IMktM S WE8TERX HOTEL Fine Weight 1200 lbs. Cheap team for ranch work B O. Whit- FUR WORK a specialty; dressmak ing and ladles tailoring; every sett. 3 miles below town on upper TAX. line of hand work and Spanish 20 road. ■»OONER TAXI Phone 262-R for drawn work for the holiday sea Jitney Luke or Cutler. Calls an FOR HALE 2 year old Jersey Just son; now Is the time to get orders swered anywhere, anytime 86tt frosh. Will Scoville. phone 502- In for satisfactory service Mrs. 16 I' 14 W. R. Swope. 661 North 3rd St. >■ ALACK TAXI Phone -2-J tom call and get estimates. Phone 506 Wind. *»8tf Neal door FOR SALE -Cull apples 3<> to cold storage plant, 50c. Bring I’RAY AGE AXI> TRANSFER 16 boxes Will Rcovllfl’ NEW SHOE REPAIRING SHOP. THE WORLD MOVES; so do we Wade building G street EH Men’" Ranch Bros Transfer Co. Phone FOR SALE 5 room house and 1 lol 21 34». on 8th and II sft-eet». house in good condition. Price 22000. PIANO IXSTRl CTION F. G. ISHAM, druyage and transfer Safes. pianos and furniture Phone 19. 1» M RS JAMES M POWERS. Instruc moved, packed, shipped and stared PORTIERES Two pair of extra tor on piano; studio over Barnes' ' Office phone 124-Y. • fine quality. Phone 516-R or call Jewelry; open 9 to 5 daily, except ! DENTISTS at-423 E street. 16 Monday .«nd Tuesday l'lion,« 26ô .1 MIMA ELKANKOI M TYPEWRITERS D. Russell REAL ESTATE TO RENT Two 408 E street. furnished E rooms 18 I’HENHMAKIXG DRESSMAKING First class work and reasonable prices. 208 West Burgess Street. VIL ENGINEER Banlel McFar land. Civil Engineer and Surveyor. Res. 747 North Tenth St. Phone 211-Y. - Oltf MICKIE SAYS I'll VSK I ANN DOHA GlT PAEYGO KT U* IF TV a JMA BOKkEAUAN IH XU* ’k’tk sa DOGA A.8M.G 'NE DOWA IAKU.E A h ' mvans —' ne jtvr print vtl E. C. MACY. D. M. D. First-class dentistry. 109 H 8. 6th St. t . M c K instry , « os g st., phone 355-R, general real estate business Best of tolls tor fruit, hay or gen II. eral farming. <1X11. ENGINEER O. OI49MENT. M. D., Practice limited to diseases of eye, ear, nose and throat Glass«« fitted. Hours !t-12, 2-5, or on appointment. *hon>«s, office 62;‘residence 359-J. DOUGH RIDGE. M. D. Physician and surgeon. City or country calls attended day or night Phones. Iles. 36»; Office. I»2; 6th and H. ATTORNEYS <>>*«■ ( 1 SvúuOoC I Beautiful Oregon Waterfalla Waterfalls that rival in beauty the most splendid cataracts of the Pacific northwest have Just been discovered 1 on the western slope of the Casetide* In Oregon. Although within Ml miles of Portland a city of 200.00ft people fio white man. so far as the records show had ever seen them cently The falls He almost In the center of Bull Run forest reserve, set aside hy the government to protect Bull Run river rhe source of Portland's water supply. The reserve is closed to all visitors except employees of the gov eminent, and of the city of Portland who may go there on business, a pre caution taken to protect the timber of the watershed against fire«: that might he stnrted by careless campers. The reserve, which Includes square miles oi uiouutalus uml forest was set aside by congress In 1892, anti has been closely guarded ever since. Seems Like Decree of Fate. After being In a number of the worst battle« fought during the World war where he successfully dodged bullets and all other death-dealing missiles to G. W. COLVIG, Attorney-at-law the extent of saving his life, although Grants Pass Banking Co. Bldg I hit 22 times in a way to cause grlev uns wounds. Richard J. Foran, thirty E 8. VAN DYKE. Attorney. Practices two years old. was Instantly killed hy In all courts First National Bank lightning a few days ago while stand Building ing under a tree a «hart distance from tils home near Paterson. N. J. The O. S. BLANCHARD. Attorney-at-law bolt marked his forehead with a «car Golden Rule Bldg. Phone 270. as well as his right thigh and right leg from the knee to the ankle; tore off O. A. -’DLER, Attorney-at-law. Ma- the rim of his hut. hoth shoes and hK •onte t«mple. Grants Pass. Ore. trousers from the hip. Foran served In the war with the TEO. H. DI RHAM, Attorney-at-law Three Hundred and Ninth Machine referee In bankruptcy. Masonic Gun battalion and «eemed to have led Temple Phone 135-J. a charmed life. Rut when old Jupiter Fulmlnalor hurled a holt at him there JAMES T. OH IN NOCK. Lawyer was no escape. Fortune had desert First National Bank Building ed and his career was ended. IFORD Manus' 'he V A. C. AHI.F. lawyer, practice in state and federal courts Office ir's your airment. '»ver National Drug Store. tfflee over Barnes' jewelry store IIP» hours 9:30-12; 1:30-4. The California and Oregon Coast Railroad Company TIME CARD Effective Nov. 24. 1919. will run Mondava, Wednes- days and Fridays P.M. ....... 1 It I »ESTUI*, Veterinarian. I.eave Hrants Pass Arrive 'Vaters Creek ....... 2 P.M. Icsid'-Ui a 838 Washington bo ill e- 1 «eave Waters Creek .2 30 P.M. vard. phone 398-R Arrive Grants Pass 4 P.M. For information regarding freight Warrantry Deed blanks at tbs »nd partsenger rates call at the office of the cornu my. Liindhur? building, Courier office. or leld 'hone IJ i VETERINARY NI KGIO9 ' e gier-, T rhe setting sun It Tl h n felt afraid as he in ai'r‘1 'i‘s companion who. W<i'"‘l i'ke. I »••>' -tntluht atusad re rn ll"— • of all ■>!•*'nr'lee Augry i muri''ir~ from the nn«eer. people » •• h"«e loes I hey trampled on folio.« .-«1 I them like the wash of a But she paid no heed : tn steamer him fell ’he duty of muttering apolo gies. Ju” as despair was seizing him he «« w her «trafglit ahead ««he had oh tnlned a seat. And Investigation show- ed that the one next to her« was empty. Into it he sauk thankfully. The picture wa# one of love and brav ery, with the iisuyl fair heroine and handsome hero and beetle browed vil lain. As ’hey watched he slipped an arm around her «lender waist and drew her to him. She struggled for a moment, much to his surprise. Then she yielded and he felt her nestle close to hl« muniy vhe-t. Five minutes later the picture end ed. and the lights »rent up. Then he understood—he was embracing the wrong girl.—London Answers. ■A , - D. NORTON. Attorney-at-law. Practices In all State and Federal Courts First National Bank Bldg RILLICK. M D Physician suraenn. office Schallhnrn A. C. HOUGH — lawyer. Tuffs Bldg. •>- uiioim >«-.i; residence. 1004 Practice In all courts. ■ -<wiiridae, phone 54-L. LP1I W STEARNS, M. D. Phy- «leían and surgeon, X-ray mi ulp- nent. dental X-ray. offlee. Ms- onic Temple Bldg Phones Of- l<« 21-J; residence 21-L. PEARL OIL J&'W HEAT AND LIGHT Stoves Once Were Nailed to the Floor Not so the modern oil heater. Filled with P earl O il it gives instant heat anywhere, at any time. It sees a continuous round of service—bedroom—dining room—kitchen—parlor—and bedroom again in the evening. P earl O il burns without odor or smoke. Economical. Sold in bulk by dealers everywhere and by our stations. Order by name—P earl O il - Young M*n Understood Why Maiden st First Shrank From Hi* Warm Embrace. FOR SAIJi-River Banka Better CABABM: YOl'NG I.ADY desires sillon, preferably as clerk or In Berkshire» Thrifty, prolific stock. flee. Phone 181-J. River Hanks Farms. 03tf MIK KENT Nobody can tell what a hor«e looks like until Ids blanket Is taken off. Win, knows! When this un»|>eak- able bolshevik screen Is removed may be the ftusslnns will emerge ns a grent race Every people has done hard and queer things at times. "Girard" writes In lhe Philadelphia Press Oxford university Is. perhaps the Intellectmd center of the earth, and yet OVerd was so »winglued that It burned n,e txMikf of John Milton. as blasphemous. It wss Oxford, also which declared during the Revolution ary war. "ihar Americana a» a peo pie have forfeited their Ilves and tbelr fortune- m 'he Justice of a state. Now look al the other side, that «nine war the czar of ftnssla re fit«.a (. «,>11 .nurMi soldiers to King to (Lio against George Wash log'on • Anti we. here In the United State* rmiH mtly abuse the Turk, who kills an Aimenlan now and then, and for gel how we killed the Indian.« for Hire,- centnrle« On one occasion, the zealous Christian» of New England not far from Harvard, shut op 700 Pmpilnot In a modern prt“on and. ac- c< ling to John Fiske all tint five were hurtied to death or murdered. So l nay that In the next century the liii-«lan and the Turk may travel art' id ihe circle ns fast as John Bull and I n. e Jonathan have In the la” hundred or two years. WHEN LIGHT DAWNED ON HIV WOOD FOR 9AMC Delivered tor WANTED—-Article» of furniture In first class condition. Call at 207 13 75 per tier., Phone AV. S Rob C street. inson. Wiidervllle Oltf FOR 8A1.E -Monarch range In good Apply condition, excellent bajjer IK 905 l<awnridge. WHEN BLANKET IS REMOVED Ruselane May Be a Great Peep'e When the Bolshevik Cloud Has Been Dissipated. SENATOR CALDER FOR HALF. riGI THJUCP Trains Mark Memorial Trees. Regardless of how thoughtfully the trees have been selected and how thoi onghly the planting has been done there remains Intelligent care to have them live and thrive, says the Amerl can Forestry association of Washing ion. which will register your memorial trees on Its national honor roll. Many planters have been disappointed with the results of their work heenu«<l they considered their Job completed when the last shovelful of soil was placed around the tree. Neat Worker “Father, please let me marry Jim fle’s so neat. Why. when he was in France he got two medals for cleaning mn dugouts and mopping up.”—Th»- American Legion Weekly. STANDARD OIL COMPANY (California; Used cars that you can use. All in first-class condition. ONE HH») MODRI, OAKLAND «EXSn’I.F «L. THREE 1»HH MODEL 490 CHEVROLET TOt RING CARS TWO 1017 MODEL FORD TOl'RL.G CARS OXE m TON MAXWELL TRUCK. 1P2O MODEL, EQITPI’ED WITH PXEI MATH TIKES. THREE CARS WE WILL SEl.l. SA RIFICE. MI ST GET RID OF THEM. MAKE FIRST CLASS BUGS. AGENTS FOR. M CHALMERS ^ND ESSEX CARS HUDSON COLLINS AUTO COMPANY Aceijsokirs 5// H STREET, ri . v C GRANTS PASS, PE Second-Hand Bargains MAXWELL—FINE SHAPE CHEVROLET ___________ FORD TRUCK_________ _ $600 $475 $450 C. L. HoBart Co auto tofs Replace the shabby top with light. Mtsy-lo-handle »veather- proof one now. looking, tcrTicoable top perfect fittjag and improving the car's, leeks—a wide choice in ma terials and colors. OUR PR1UW LOWEST • G. B. BERRY Cold weather with long nights is just around the corner. NOYA IS THE TIME to have your Battery given a goorl tmtside < barge and a thorough inspection for the strain that Fall and Winter will place upon It. HERE Is the station to-do the work —th«« station that plac-a SERVICE FIRST anti sales last- Bring ns the Handle« and we will huild a GUAR ANTEED BATTERY on them. Adams Electric & Battery Shop I’honc tlfl VMI S. «th St.