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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 23, 1920)
GKAN’IW 1’4*4 DAILY (MH.K.KK TIMIDA!', NtflE.Mlll.il 188, IV20- Took a Big Strap. I’nvlil I iik I r|*nl arvernl <laya at At lantic City ami lil« l<lvi> of a In rife body of water «■« Ju«t that- Atlantic City. One day he catne In from play MIHfELLANEOlM with ahoea anil aoclca aonklny wet. "Why, Dnvlil, how dlil you tret no NURSERY stock of all kinds. Orna wet?" queatlotieil bin mother. mental, shade and fruit trees. Geo. "Well, mother." wild he, "I «topped H. Parker. 70tf In 'Lantlc City.” ALBANY NURSERY, trees of qual Incidental Diversion. ity. F. E. Jordan, special agent. "1 notice that your business letters 860 N. 7th BL, Granta Pass. 83tf ar» takln« on a »lightly facetious ^'rrrjgn g gsrfí i ri ii w i i inr-...... .. Classified Advertising POH HALK WOOD FOR BAldC Delivered for 83.75 per tier. Phono W. 8. Rob inson. Wlldorvllln Oltfi FOR HALE Itlver Banks Belter Berkshire* Thrifty, prolific stock. River Banka Farms. 03tf ¿biOLENt ■w Foil HALE -40 acres of unimproved land, under ditch, on Pacific high- RADIATOR SHOP—Radiators Will sell pumps a specialty, auto, gas and way. choice location, all or half of same. Address No. steam engines, pipe fittings and <6 111 care of Courter. plumbing; generaj repairing. Shop 505 South Sixth street, phono 306. SEASONED WOOD FOR BALE -Oak Bryan * Woolfolk. *27tf and l.uirnl, b>><ly Hr, 84. plifn and second growth fir, 83.75; >UUL|NG—One-ton G. M. C. truck mantaulta, 85. C. W. laimbrecht. equipped with pneumatic tires Rd. 1, Box 11. 2Gtf does all kinds of hauling; special ty: Sand, gravel, granite and loam. FOR RALE- Freeh Jersey cow. Otto Temporary phone, 323-R. Call Henrlcaun, Rd 3. Phone 602-F- for Roy Wilcox, Res. 516 Rogue 31. _’7tf River Ave. 53 FOR RAJJC-- GenUe team driving PLACE your order Immediately with horses, suitable for woman or tho Josephine Farmers Coopera child to drive. Weight about 650. tive Association for eastern shell Also harness and wagon. Address ed corn at 847 50 per ton at car No*. 113 care of Courier. 83 door, and you furnish sacks. For l>ec«mher 1st delivery. Josephine FOR SALE \ at acre of fine glr- Farmers Cooperative Association. den land, 5-room honae, good six« C. N. Cwly, Mgr. 83 barn, chicken house, 2 wells, olose Address Box, 35 BFÄ3 A Crank Case Service fifMotorists Ft »It EXCHANGE pay equity and assumo. C. O. Wol- bro. *107 N. 6th St. 35 CIVIL ENGINEER AUCTION BAJaE of all stock, farm O1V1L ENGINEER—Daniel McFar Implements household goods, vetch land, Civil Engineer and Surveyor and clover need, hay, turkeys, etc., Res. 747 North Tenth 8t. Phone Tuesday. November 30. at th« K. 211-Y. Oltf n-'trrtnr’ ■ • I,. Davis place, 1 mile from Wil wswriMraKrrWBMBBiBSwnrisr - TAXI liams 37 SOONER TAXI—Phone 262-R for FOR RALE -2 doxnn quarts of can Jttney Luke r»r Cutler. Calls an ned peaches. Phone 347-R. 33 swered anywhere, anytime. 86tf PIANO INHTItl'ITION PALACE TAXI Phone 22-J. Tom YOUNG PIGS FOR RALF -One Wind. 03 if ■ brood sow. J. M Branscombe, DHAY.WK AM> TRANSFER Rd. 2. 2 miles below town, lower river road, 33 ri j : WORld) E8; so do we ( Bunch Bros Transfer Co. Photael FOR SAIJO—4 • Plymouth Rock 849. cockerels, thoroughbreds, 83.5u •a h. H. H. McClung,, Wonder. F. G. ISHAM, drayage and transfer. Ore 37 Safes, pianos and furniture moved, packed, shipped and stored FOR BADE—House at 707 E street, Office phone 124-Y. water, electric Hghta. bath, hot PÌlYHIt'IANB largo barn. Prlco 81400. Daniel McFarland. 747 N. 10th St, Phone L. O. CLEMENT. M. D., Practice 38 211-T limited ^o diseases of eye. ear, nose and throat Glasses fitted. Hours FOR RALE -My new Chevrolet at a 9-13, 2-5, or on* appointment. price that will be a saving to you Phones, office 62; residence 859-J. as I have no use for a car. Also, I buy old cars and wreck them for their g'ood parts. Have on hand, new high tension Bosch magneto, new Stromberg carburetors, other second hand carburetors, wind shields, horns, lamps, cushions, bodies, tops, cut-outs, mufflers, foot throttles, Prest-o tanks, spark plugs, new and second hand. Have flvo 32x3*4 tlree with Inner tubes. 2 are new Goodyear dlamohd tread tires. Have one 30x314 retread and new Inner tube. Pair of skid Chains, 30x314, never used. Have other ears to wreck. Can save you money on what I have to sell. 1*. M Dennis, 1022 N. Ninth 3t. 37 MICKIE SAYS a young man who practiced medicine in a rural district became famous and was called in consultation in many towns and cities because of his suc cess in the treatment of disease. Thia was Dr. Pierce who afterward moved to Buffalo. N. Y. He made up hie mind to place urns of his medicines before tlie public, and he put up what he called his " Favorite Pre scription,” and placed it with the druggists in every state in the Union. For fifty yr am Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription has sold more largely throughout the United States than er medicine of like character. It’s the testimony of thousands of women that it has benefited or en tirely eradicated such distressing ail- menle as women arc prone to. It is now sold by druggists in tablet form as well as liquid. v * A storia , O regon .— ’I saw Doctor Pierce’s advertise inent and aa I had tried so many tilings for woman’s trouble without getting any help, I decided to try Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, ntid I did so with good ■result«. I think it is just great." — Nua. D. B ehu . Modem,—because we use Calol Flushing Oil, the new, scientific, C. A. YVINETllOl'T, Ford and Fordson, Grants Paan, Ore. ADAMS « JOHNSTON, EKNlrical and Battery Service, Grants Pas*, Ore. W. S. MAAAVEliL A CO., Chevrolet and Nash Motors, Granta Pass, Ore. 16799 DIED In New York City alone from kid ney trouble last year. Don't alow yourself to become a victim by neglecting pains and aches. Guard against this trouble by taking COLD MEDAL < APELLES Tbs world's standard remedy for kidney, liver, bladdar and uric acid troubles. Holland's national remedy sines 1W6. All drumtn tv, three sires. GuaranKSed. Grants l’ass Boy Praised— Some little boys are unusually kind hearted as was observed by a Triplicate reporter this week. We noticed a little boy.on the beach dig ging holes with a shovel and found that he was gathering dead sea for Modem Crankcase Cleaning Service. Bl'RKF & KNOK, (i a rage and Grants Paas, Ore. Machine . COLIJNS AUTO CO., Grants Pass, Ore. and WALTER ducks and giving each a burial. Garage He stated that probably some' bad boys had .killed a few and others just died. The boy revered the dead birds be ing washed to and fro by the surf and regardless of the cold wind blowing from off the ocean finished Look for U>o name (told Modal on •■*» So* and acc«*< no unfcatioa Dallas, Texas, Sunday, PIANO INSTHt UTIUN RALPH W. STEARNS, M. D. Phy MRS. JAMES M. POWERS, instruc tor on plano; studio ovor Barnes' alelan and surgeon, X-ray eoul|>- jewelry. Phone 265-J. ment. dental X-ray. Offlce, Ms- conic Temide Bldg. Phones: Of- WANTS» flee 21-J: residence 21-L. WANT TO BUY timber for wood. VETERINARY Hl RGEON Address P. O. Box No. 93 Grants Pass. Ore. 33 DR. R. J BESTUL, Veterinarian. Residence 83 8 Washington boule WANTED- 2 or 3 furnished hotise- vard, phons 398-R. keeping rooms for elderly couple, 'höre 233, nsk for J. B. H. 11.D , NORTON. Attorney-at-1 iu t; ». fxf'ir Practices In all State and Federai Courts. First National Bank Bldg K. T. M c K instry , sos g st., phone 355-R, generai real estate business W. OOLV1G. Attorney-at-law. Host of soils for fruit, hay or gen Grants Pass Ranking Co. Bldg. eral farm Hut E. 8. VAN DYKE, Attorney. Practices In ail courts. First National flank HIGGINS Ä VERDIN General leal estate. Office 111 Routh S'Uh, Building • 2**tf Phone 69. l> 8. BLANCHARD. iAttorney-st-law. Golden Rule Bldg. Phone "l': TI fi C lifornia and Ore ,on .» T> llw-J ri,. m !.. P hi et I ve Nov. 24, 191Ì. X nn JAMES T. CHÌN'.V'Ì I F Finit N itton -.1 i nk I. 11 < ( . a □ >.atirs » ci t... .... .„ P.M.i X*. C. Pontili -Lawyer, Tuff« Bl<f ! .,>| V • W iters Greek......... 2:30 P.M. ' Practice In all courts. \rrlv« Grant» Pass....... _..4 I’ M. I T,*or Irfurn tfn ) re-arditi - fre' kt V A C. AiTLF, la -y r prscHr» n ’ < ó’-u ’s call et tu«» ottise Mat« and federal court’-, Or.' of the r company, T*-; . i.undburg building.I I or over N’tlcn-' D’ -V telsphony ’ .»i 1 ” I 8 33 E. C. MACY, D M. D. Flrat-class WANTED- V .<> or 1 2 ’out wind- mill. Arc motor preferred or cast dentistry. 109 14 8 6th St Iron frame for sumo. G A Ham- ATTORNEY» Ilten phon* «O3-F-2. 38 ■ KO. II. DURHAM, Attorn, referee In h nlfr.ipt'> fi> n. e ' h.>•• < s DEAR OLD BOY PETE! V 8 praams of This corner of the U. S. mainland is so wonderful in its bigness and bustle I guess I go mouth wide open and eyes staring! Why, Pete, Texans don’t talk in miles—it doesn’t mean anything! They’ll tell you that this place, or that, is an all-day trip, or two days and a night distant, etc. And, old yard stick, you’ve got the feet, just let it sink in deep that Texas is not qnly over 800 miles wide but it is our fifth state in population! Heard a bird in the Adolphus Hotel say that when he comes off the west border he figures he’s close home to Baltimore when he's across the Lone Star State! Talk about “jumps”! Try a few, say the one between Texarkana and El Paso! Pete, everything grows big down here—b> ;iness as well as folks' hearts! I like the way they never forget! Here I was walking on Main Street yester day when as fine a type of man as ever wore one of those broad Texas smiles came up to me. “How are you. lieutenant?” says he. ‘ Maybe you’ll call back that day at Camp Dick when I brought over that bunch of Camel Cigarettes for the boys," he continued. Right then a Camel conference opened! Golly, Pete, this party coins»Camel compliments faster than the mint makes money! “Lieutenant,” says he. “I know when I’m ‘set’! I’ve sme'-ed ciga rettes for five years! (NOW LISTEN, P TER!) I know Camels and I know their marvellous mild, mellow body and refreshing flavor and wonderful Turkish and Domestic blend! A million Cimels wouldn't tire a smoker's taste!" Now, Pete, I’ll say that’s some testifying! Sincerely P. S—Between you and me I'll be gating at tall buildings and things around 4Jd and Broadway—NEW YORK—about the hour this note bits Boston's Back Bayl Write me at the same old standi Repairing. his task. We wondered as to hdv many boys there are in Crescent City who would take the time and trouble to do likewise. The little boy came from Grants Pass, Oregon, recently with his parents.—Del Norte Tripli cate. E. J. B7LL1CK. -M. D. Pbysiciai. and surgeon, offloe Schallhorn block, phone 54-J; residence, 1004 Iaiwnrldge, phone 54-L. W. F. RUTHHItFORD—Manual »he- raputlce. It gets your atvncnt Office over Barnes' Jewelry store Office hours 9:30-12; 1:80-4. Shop, SMITH, Repairing, Kerby, Ore. BU 8. LOl’OHRIDGE, M. D. Physician and surgeon. City or country galL attended day or night. Phon«« Res 369; Office. 182; 6th and H IIKNTIHTH COUPOWKV O* TVA* OVKUD— ] powr uuvxwsq . out— oouavt J Vf OOV VAVO.Ç—TAtM'S ( K VOKTTO. X' OOlf ( 04 '-G a OAJT OVOtXVAAV ) thorough flushing agent that does OU probably know that af not contaminate the fresh ofl. ter a few weeks of driving your lubricating oil becomes dirty Our skilled mechanics know with carbon, road dust and fine how to clean out a crankcase with particles of metal, which circulate it correctly and quickly, at a nom through your engine and cause inal cost to you. unnecessary wear on bearing This service assures proper ho- surfaces. And gasoline escapes brication for your cleaned engine. past the pistons and dilutes the We refill the crankcase with fresh oil. Granted.There’s nothing new Zerolene of the correct grade. about that—6uf— • We recommend Modern Here’s an absolutely new way Crankcase Cleaning Service as to get rid of this dirty, diluted oil the latest word for better engine and put your engine in line for operation and longer life for your better performance and longer car. life. It is called Modem Crank case Cleaning Service, TODAY: Bring in your car Y WILL EXCHANGE for city home. FOR HALE - l aed pipe of all aUos. 1514 a rea outside city limits part brass valves, pipe fittings. Submit ly under ditch. Inquire 624 A your requirements to us for prices street. 17tf All goods guaranteed Oregon Ma DEAJJCR'S IJOENSE 127—for salt chinery Co . Eugene, Ore. 40 salmon. Will trade for spuds. C. J. Bardon, 100 Burgess St. 34 FOR BALE ClfEAT—Light loam, weight about 1100, harness and WIN, TRADE Seattle lot 60x100 wagon. Call at Grants Pass Feed feet, value 8900, for land under Barn. 35 Granta Paas Irrigation Ditch. Will FOR HALE—4 2-tnch Simplet man gle Phone 506-44 or call 610 Howard St. 3 2 MODERN CI^NKCASE CLEANING SERVICE turn," remarked the. old friend. "Yes," explained Mr. Ciimrox. "Com petent iiHslstance le very scarce, und I am trying to make the stenograph* er’a work as entertaining as' posHlbia,” FOR HALE -Lumber. 1 and 2-lnch ’’BINGER’’ leads aa usual—1921 common, rough lumber, all dlmen- ru.idols on floor Grants Paas Hard- tlons, |25 per 1000 feel at our »are Ou. gee them. Your terms Merlin yard. Josephine lmmber are ours, J. W. Scott, sales man- Co , 107 North 6th, Phone 188. 3» ager Singar 8ewing Machine Co. In on 6th street 5 Rd. 4. PAGE TMEK* “T
