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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 13, 1920)
GRANTS PABH DAILY (hlR.I.h HAT« Unir, NOVEMBER «il, |U2O. ?AGB SEVEN PIANO INSTRUCTION The Wardrobe Cleaners MRS JAMES M. POWERS, instruc tor on piano; studio over Barnas' Jewelry; open 9 to 5 dally, except Monday and Tuesday. Phone 265-J Consistency REAL ESTATE E. T MeKINHTRY, 603 G 84., phone 355-R, general real eetate business Best of sotls for fruit, hay er gen eral farming HIGGINS A VERDIN ^General real eetate Office 111 South Sixth, Phone 69. 20tf 507 K HT., OPPOHITK COIXtNIAL Cleaning* CXrïU lLS DRESSMAKING Result DRESSMAKING—First class work and reasonable prices. 208 West Burgess street. ,30 Repairing CIVIL HROINMKR Ladies' Garments Altered and Coats Relined CIVIL ENGINMBR »anlel McFar land, Civil Engineer and Surveyor. Iles 747 North Tenth Mt. Phone ’ 211-Y. Oltf More than twelve years ago Willard built his first automobile starting, lighting and ignition battery—several years before electric starting came into general use. For more than twelve years the one object on which' Willard effort has concentrated has been automobile bat teries-batteries that would serve the car owner longer, more efficiently and more reliably. This consistency, this concentration on one big problem, has resulted in Willard leadership in the automotive battery field, and is responsible for— among many and varied contributions to the industry—the perfection of Threaded Rubber Insulation, the great est battery improvement in years. There are today 152 passenger car and truck manufacturers using the Still Bet ter Willard Battery—the only battery with Threaded Rubber Insulation. TAX. SOONER TAXI -Phone 262-R for Jitney Luke or Cutler. Calls an swered anywhere, anytime. 86tf Classified Advertising t Mill WALK WOOD FOR 8AIX- Delivered for |3.?5 per tier. Phono W. 8 Rob inson. Wllderville OHf FOR HA1JC Hirer Banks Beller Berkshire« Thrifty, prollfie stock. Riser Hanke Farms «lit FOR RAI,R Lumber. 1 and 3-lnch common, rough lumber, all dlmen- tlons, |35 per 1000 feet at our Merlin yard Josephine Lumber Co.. 10? North «th. Phone 188. 3» FOR SALE Several good Jersey cows. J. R Hawes. Il F. D 2, phons 606-F-3. 25 FOR SALE 1« months old heifer, part Jersey C. T. Crosby, Rd 1. Second house north of county home. 75 FOR SALE—Write us for prices on strictly fancy alfalfa seed, clover aee<^ timothy, and all field seeds. Monarch Seed and Feed Co., Med ford. Ore. 22 FOR SALE Baldwin. Spitsenburg and Ben Davis applos. 50c per sack at Murphy on Selleck ranch. W. A. Williams. Murphy. 26 F< h ’J'.F House nt "07 E street, electric llahts, bath, hot water, also large barn. Price *1500. Daniel McFarland. 747 North 10th street. Phone 211-Y. 27 CHICKENS FOR SALE 75 Black Minorcan. *2 each; 20 brown leg horns. *1 each. All thoroughbred. Geo. Baer, Three Pines. Ore 25 MILK FOR SALE at 210 D street. 10c per quart, not delivered. 27 ... ______________ WANTED PALACE TAXI Wind Phone Z2-J. Torn 03tt DRAYAGE AND TRANSFER rut: WORLD MOVES; eo do we. Bunch Bros.' Transfer Co. Pboae WANTED An all around single 349. horse. Owen Ivins, 769 South 6th, P. O Box 756, Grants Pass. 27 F. G. ISHAM, drayage and transfer. Safes, pianos and furniture WANTED Second hand cabinet moved, packed, shipped and stored. bath Address No. 108 care of Office phone 124-Y. Courier. IT CIIYHICIANH WANTED Teams to haul lumber from sawmill to Merlin 13 miles. I. o I'.IJOMENT, M. D, Practice |8 per M See Walbro at Merlin limited to diseases of eye, ear, nose or Goetz at Grants Pass. Jose and throat. Glasses fitted. Hours phine Lumber Co. 28 9-12, 2-5, or on appointment. Phones, office 62; residence 359-J. WANTED- A small two or three room house, unfurnished. Address 8. LOUGHRIDGE, M. D. Physician No. 109 care of Courier. 28 and surgeon. City or country calls attended day or night. Phones. HOUSEWORK wanted Mrs. Anna Res. 369; Office. 182; 6tb and H. Butler. 240 West I street. 25 - WANTED Young lady deslroa posi E. J. BILUCK. M. D. Physician tion as clerk otr will consider other and surgeon; office Schallhorn work. Call at 711 G street. 29 block, phone 54-J; residence, 1004 Lawnridge, phone 54-L. WANTED—2 light housekeeping PHONE 127 rooms by November 30. Address W F Id THERFORD—Manus' >be- No. 110 care Courier. 29 raputlee. It gets your »irmest. Office over Barnes’ Jewelry store WANTED by elderlj couple. 2 or 3 Office hours 9:30-12; 1:30-4. housekeeping rooms, furnished. Phone 232, ask for J. B. R. 25 RALPH W. STEARNS. M. D? Phy sician and surgeon. X-ray equip M3NCKU.A.NHOUR ment. dental X-ray. Office, Ma sonic Temple Bldg. Phones- Of Nr USERY stock of all kinds Orna fice 21-J; residence 21-L. mental, shade and fruit trees. Geo. H. Parker. 70tf VETERINARY BURGEON M.HtNV ni r SERY. trees of qual DR. R J BESTUL, Veterinarian. ity. F. E Jordan, special agent. Residence 838 Washington boule 860 N. 7th 8t., Grants Pass. 83tf vard. phoDe 398-R. "SINGER" leads ss usual—1921 DENTISTS models on floor Grants Paas Hard ware C> See them. Your terms E. C. MACY. D M. D. Flret-ciass are ours J. W. Scott, sales man Hammermill Bond Letter Heads dentistry. 109 >4 g. 6th 8t. • _______ and Envelopes at the Courier office ager Singer Sewing Machine Co. ATTORNEYS 75tf .WilUrd. Hazelton & Disbrow 401 N. 6th STREET 'Ji Fi ll WORK a specialty; dressmak H. D. NORTON, Attorney-at-law. ing and ladles tailoring; every Practices In all State and Federal line of hand work and Spanish Courta. Firat National Bank Bldg. drawn work for the holiday sea son: now is the time to get orders G. W. OOLVIG. Xttorney-at-law. Graut« Paa« Banking Co. Bldg. In for satisfactory service. Mrs. W. R. Swope. 661 North 3rd St. call and get estimates. Phone 506 E. 8. VAN DYKE, Attorney. Practice» In all courts. First National Bauk GET YOUR winter potatoes now at 30 Building 2 cents a pound at laithrop's, three STRAYED miles below town. O. 8. BLANCHARD, Attorney-at-la« . FOR SALE—Cull Winter Neills! ESTRAY There came to my place Golden Rule Bldg. Phone 270. pears. Al Oregon Growers Pack- | about the middle of March a red Ing house. 27 I cow with horns, about 15 years C. A. a ’DLER. Attorney-at-law Ma- •onto l 'male, Grants Pass. Ore. old, branded 11 on right hip, swal F'<» r SAI j E Modern 7-rootn plas low fork and under bit In right GEO. H. DURHAM. Attorne.v-at-law tered house close In. This home and swallow fork In left ear. Own referee in bankruptcy. Masonic has many features found only In er Is notified to call and claim. Temple. Phone 135-J. houses that cost double tho price Ira Sparlin, Williams. • 29 asked for this one, such as built In JAMES T. OHFNNOCK. Lawyer STRAYED Saddle horse, pacer! cupboards, china closet, sliding First National Bank Building. weight about 1000 lbs., brown doors, tinted walla, hot and cold with right hind foot white and A. C. HOUGH—Lawyer. Tuffs Bldg water, electric lights, large lot. white stripe on face, barbed wire Practice in all courts. All for *1350. E. W. Britton, scars on front feet; also one 724 So 7th St. Phono 319-R. 27 Cleveland bay colt 3 year? old. V. A. C. AHLF, lawyer, practice In state and federal courts. Office FOR SALE 1 house and 2 lota, Horses were last seen at Cedar over National Drug Store. *1250; 1 houso and 3 lota. *850; Springs, head of Slate Creek, the 1 house and 2 lots *1050. Call latter part of August. Reward for on R. D. Cole, agent, Lnndburg recovery. Mrs. Nannie Griffin, Fashion Note. building. Phone 33 1-11 25 phone 231-R; 20p L street, Grants “Who tnnde you?" said the bishop, Pass. ’ . 29 stopping to pat h little darling on h -r FOR EXCHANGE head of golden curia. “God," enme the UMV prompt answer, to be swiftly followed WILL EXCII \NC,E for city home. 15% a'res outside city limits part I .OST—Small black seal skin neck by the further Information, “and he piece. Finder please return to made me naked."—London Morning ly under ditch. Inquire 624 A Courier office. 25 Post. street. 17tf FOR SALE 1 four burner wick less, coal oil stove, with 2 burner oven \ Ono birdseye maple dressing table, one mahogany arm chair. Call at F. G. Isham's otTico between 2 and 4 p. m. I i STORAGE BATTERY - -r FASHION GARAGE & MACHINE SHOPS Women Made Young Day and Night Service Bright eyes, a dear skin and a body full of youth and health may be yours if you will keep your system in order by regularly taking Lathe, Plainer and Machine Work AND ANY KIND OF COLD MEDAL Acetylene Welding our prices are right ami with our equipment we can and >11111 give you guaranteed satisfaction. We also carry a full and Complete line of accessories and high class oils and greases also just received a new stock of CHAINS, ROBES, SPOTLAMPS, XV INDSHIEL 1» CLEANERS and numerous oilier extras that will make jour car comfortable for winter and bad weather. GILL PISTON RINGS, ALL SIZES—drop in and see them. GUARANTEED to give satisfaction and also GUARANTEED FOR THE LIFE OF YOUR MOTOR. This high-class one piece lock joint ring is the stand ard equipment of the Curtis Aeroplane Motors this year anil numerous automobile factories. STORAGE BY DAY, WEEK OR MONTH Tbs world's standard remedy for kidnay, liver, bladder and uric acid troubles, th» enemies of lita and looks. In use since 169*. AU druggists, three sizes. Leek for the nano Gold Modal oa every box The California and Oregon Coast Railroad Company TIME CARD Effective Nov. 24. 1919. Trains will run Mondays. Wednes days and Fridays leave Grants Pass ............ 1 P.M C. F. BURKE and Arrive Waters Creek......... 2 P.M. Leave Waters Creek......... 2:30 P.M Arrive Grants Pass............ 4 P.M For Information regarding freight and passenger rates call at the office of the company, Lundburg building, Courier classified ads bring re or telephone 111 sults—Try a classified. MCnUWlQ' EXJER.M GUBSeEtStS MJE <âOQ6 OF Vô PMO ANEA«. AUCAV, NO Ç -tutto. GO9M BA C.AQ.XM AMO ÇSJEPNÔOOM TVE.KYS OS OUE C nü ES OS A SEK.X , ML tO UÆfe TUAT XUE OOUY WANG A3AM kAOQt rCO'ÔÔteS' TUE QMSiNCSSUEN AEE AWÖ2- MiSV-Æ, NOOQ. 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