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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 30, 1920)
T hursday , i »ix GRANTS PASS nell.Y COURIEl i u: ic ¡10. urjo. Classified Advertising PAGE THKEB Gotham Acquires a Ghost Fox FOR HAIJC Nl'RHEHY stock ot sll kinds. Orna mental, shade end fruit trees. Geo. WOOD POR 8A1JC Delivered tor H. Parker. 70tf 11.76 per tier. Phone W. 8. Rob inson. Wlldervllle. Otti AIJIANY NUR8KRY, trees of qual ity. F. K. Jordan, special attont. FOR 8AIJ0 —River Banks Better 860 N. 7th 8t.. Grants Pass. H3»f llerkshlres Thrifty, prolific stock. River Banka Farms. 08lf NEW AND SECOND HAND GOODS —M. W. Chiles, 401 G street. 77 ■BABONED WOOD FOR BALK Oak and laurel, 14.76; body fir. |4; HARPER A SON—Bulldins contrac pine and second growth fir, *1.76; tors. Hhop work, furniture cretins manianlta, *6. C. W. I<ambrecht, Shop 610 II street. Residence Rd. 1. Bos 11. 26tf phone 141. 58tf FOR HAIJC He ven-roo tn house with AT STUD—Ths full blood, hornless. bath, etc. at 802 N. 7th street, White Baa nan Huck "Buster Boy," *1800. Fiva-room house, small will be allowed to serve a limited bam, 816 N. 7th street, *1200 number of does. Chapman, 826 Mrs. W. II. Quali, Rd. 4. city. 70 North Ninth street, city. 64 FOR SALIC—One team of mares with PAINTING, paper hanging. kalso- harness; one 1-year-old gelding. mlnlng. Call Harry Jones. Phone Riverbanks Farms. 63 287-J. «6 CHEVROLET truck for sale or will exchange for sheep. Address H. SPECIAL HOME COOKING Order, taken for cakes, cookies, breads, * N. Parker, 60* South Sixth. 64 rolls, and cooking of all kinds. FOR SALE—Jersey cow, just fresh, * Phone orders to 181. 66 fives I to IH gal. per day. Also HOLD ON MONWT BACK PLAN—1 a few purebred Leghorn and An wreck autos and trucks and sell cona cockerels. Choice birds. the good parts. Bodies, tops, seats, Phono 606-F-*. J. R Hawse, R. t cushions, wheels, tires, rims, wind r. d . i. Ml shield glasses, lamps, gears, bear FOR HALE Alfalfa hay. and grain ings. axles, bolts, magnetos, car- hay. baled and loose. 1*18 Ford bureators, spark plugs, rebuilt en tourlug car In A-l condition, *400. gines for any purpose, transmis Earl B Uvealey. phone 612-F-J2. sion springs. If wanted will In 63 stall the ;>artx. Also I will have a car at all times to be sold at *5 FOR SALK -Rooming house com reduction each day until sold. pletely furnished, Arloe *1600. Nearly new 1*20 model this time. Call at 821 J St 61 Watch sign on windshield at Den FOR HAIJC 4-foot body fir, at »8 SO nis Auto Salvage. 505 South Sixth per cord, delivered. Phone 24-R. street. 87 _ «< i EXPERIENCED dressmaker will go GREEN WOOD--Oak and fir de out by the day or work at home. livered (3 per tier. Dry wood, oak ■ 1022 North Ninth street. 67 fir and mansanlta' *4.25; per two tier, one green, one dry. *6. Tag ixxrr gart Bros. 219 West G street, Opposite Factory 1 C‘s Lumber 1X>ST off Crescent City stage. Suit case, no name on It. Finder please Co 85 leave at stage office. Wm. Husel- BRONZE TURKEYS - Have a few ton. Kerby. Ore, 64 good young hens and toms for TAX. vale at *1.60 to *5, before January 4th. H. H Davis, Williams. Ore. Phone Provolt. »•« , SOONER TAXI —Phone 262-R for ■ ■_ ....................... - - ---- I Jitney Luke or Cutler. Calls an SOUTHERN ORBGON HEED—Sweet' swered anywhere, anytime. 86tf Clover, unhulled. 20c per lb. Hulry 1 or Sand Vetch. 15c per lb Rod I DRAYAGE AND TRANSFER Mexican and pinto Bean*. 8c per lb F. O B Williams, before Jan-’ THE WORLD MOVES; so do we. uary 4th E L. Davis. Williams. I Bunch Transfer Co. Office phone 3 49; resideii'O phone 315-J. Ore. Phone Provolt. 66 FOR RALE- 8-rooni house with F. G. ISHAM, drayage and transfer. bath, pantry, lota 100x100, gar-, Safw, pianos and furniture age. woodshed, chicken house, fine ! moved, packed, shipped and stored shade, good location. Terms to' Office phone 124-T. enlt purchaser. Call at 412 Clark DENTISTS street or phone 114-Y. *7 -nod milch cows, E. C. MACY, D. M. D. Flrst-clic five milking, one fresh In Janu dentistry. 109H 8 6th 8t. ary, two In March, one In May. Ad VETERINARY SURGEON dress or call J. W Cased. Kerby. 7» Ore. Route 1. DR. R. J. BBHTUL, Veterinarian. WANTED Reeldeace 888 Washington boule vard, phone 398-R. WANTED 3-foot Fresno scraper. Address No. 181 oare Courier. 63 PHYSICIANS WANTED^-Hlgh school student wants place to work for board L. O. CLEMENT. M. D.. Practice while attending school In Grants ( limited to diseases of eye. ear. nos and throat. Glasses fitted. Hours Pgsa Orla Rrown. Hugo. Ore. 71 9-13, 2-5, or on appointment WANTED « or 8-lnch hydraulic Phones, office 62; residence 359-J. pipe Address Box 626 Grants i fa««. O n 8. LOUGHRIDGE, M. D. Physician WANTED—lx»an of »450 on 90 acres [ and aurgeon. City or country calls attended day or night. Phones. to come under Irrigation. Will pay Res. 369; Office, 182; 6th and H. 8 per cent Interest. Address Sarah Hughes, Granta Pass. Ore. •* E. J. BI1JJCK, M. D. Physician MIAOICLLANKOUB and aurgeon; office Scballhorn REPAIR SHOP—-Plumbing. pipe1 block, phone 64-J; residence, 1004 work, steam fitting, boiler and 1 Lawnridge, phone 54-L. pump work and Installing. 505 Routh 6th street. Phone 306. G. I W. F. RÜTHERFORD-r-Manual the- raputics. Office over Barnes* jew A. Bryan. 51 tf ‘ elry. Hours 9:30-12; 1:30-4. MICKIE SAYS •ro'ïivù \wooto w. vw-t wrwyrr RALPH W. 8TEARNS. M. D Phy sician and aurgeon. X-ray equip ment, dental X-ray. Office, Ms- sonic Temple Bldg. Phones: Of fice 21-J; residence 81-L. ATTORNEY'S AX NOUR. OOHB, SMAAWtuXE WCA NOOR. «OMbOMJ® AWV -RARDMU \ j V l \ y . C> v O nkava -D am H. auo I OMSR. MOOR. ARM MOOR- RtflN FRARUD AUD WJt NM\UV PO AMMXUtUC» 8WB CAM FOR. NOQ AUM G. D. NORTON, Attorney-at-law. Practices In all State and Federal Courta. First National Bank Bldg. W. OOLVIO, Attorney-at-law. Orante Pass Banking Co. Bldg. E. 8. VAN DYKE, Attorney. Practices in all courts. First National Bank Building Ycrf if A ■tteiUwtv SHOW SHOW UDITORIUM .1 a lung tb" i„bt l»> be extinct, this splendid specimen, known to tin* native« of South Amer leu us the ghost fox, has just reached New York fro’" South America. MINUTES NEW IDEA IN MOTIVE POWER London Newspaper Tells of Meritori ous Pictures Made Quickly by Traveling Artist. Vertical Vanes Used In Windmill« Forestall Possibility of Idleness In Any Weather. PAtMTED IN FIVE While great painters hnve spent weeks—fterhsps months—on a simple study, n young artist Is turning out de lightful views of the sen and country In five minutes, says London Answers. Impossible as tills sounds. It Is a fact, and the artist m question Is Al bert Cronk «haw uf Manchester. It was an extremely dull day. with dark clouds overhead, when a crowd of holiday rankers stopped to watch a smart looking man, mounted on a plat form, transforming a plain piece of canvas Into a marvelous scene of beau ty. Every one forgot the dark, gloomy atmosphere as they were transported, first, to a beautiful spot in North Wales, and then to a picturesque cas tle. And It was all done In 10 min utes. They were pictures to be proud of. too, painted with taste and qn eye to the artistic. As fast ns they were painted so were they sold to the ad miring audience. There Is no doubt that there will be a grent detunnd for “rapid" artists In the near future, when we get some of those promised houses built, and un doubtedly the economical housewife will be on the lookout for good, cheap pictures to beautify the walls of her domain. She need search no further than the traveling artist, who will com plete a picture In five mluutes and charge less for It than almost any art dealer. Here. too. Is an opportunity for any discharged soldiers who are artistical ly Inclined. In a neat little hand book Issued by the traveling painter they will And all the businesslike methods explained clearly aud simply. It Is a really useful short cut to rapid paint ing. MOTION PICTURES IN ITALY Devslopment of Industry In That Country Makes It Second Qnly to the United States. The production /Of motion pictures, says the United States commerce re- pert, Is an Industry for whfch physi cal conditions In Italy nnd the Italian temperament are peculiarly favorable, and consequently this branch of activi ty early attained a high degree of de velopment. Italy now claims to rank second to the United States among the nations of the world In the manu facturing of motion pictures. An Idea of the Importance of this Industry In the economic life of the country can be derived from the fact that the work ing capital employed Is now estimated at 300.it00.000 lire and the actual capi tal Invested nt 100,000.000 lire. There nre elghty-two companies engaged In the production of Alms, of which the greater number are located at Rome, which naturally presents unusual ad vantages from the scenic standpoint. The annual production of new Alins In Italy hns reached 1.000.000 meters, and If It la estimated that forty copies nre made from each negative the total of printed Alma is 04.000.000 meters. Art of Ole Making. Old coins have been found which «bow that the art of die making was known to the Greeks as early as 800 It. C. PIANO INSTRUCTION O. 8. BLANCHARD, Attorney-at-law. MRS JAMES M POWERS, instruc Golden Rule Bldg. Phone 270. tor on piano; studio over Barn's' Jewelry. Phone 265-J. C. A. -'OLKR, Attorney-at-law. Ma REAL EMTATE sonic i">n?le. Grants Pass. Ore. GEO. H. DURHAM, Attorney-at-law E. T. MoKINSTRY, 603 G 8t., phono referee in bankruptcy, Masonic 355-R, general real estate business Temple. Phone 135-J. Rest ot soils tor fruit, hay or gen eral farming JAMES *r OH IN NOCK. Lawyer First National Bank Building. HIGGINS * VERDIN General real A. C. HOUGH—Lawyor. Tuffs Bldg. Practice tn all courts. estate. Office 111 Phone 69 South Sixth, 20tf V. A C. AHLF, lawyer, practice In SEK BALLINGER » HULL [or farm, city and business property. 10 and state and federal courts. Office 11 Flanagan Bldg. Phoue 284. over National Drug Store. I ■ I I ! ; 1 ; ! I i Europe is facing a serious shortage j of fuel, of all kinds. Coal, gas. gaso- line. wood, alcohol—ail these fuels nre lacking. The result Is that Inventors I have turned out in force to solve the power problem in new ways. A French Inventor 6as developed n new form of | windmill In which vertical vanes are ' used. The advantages of this form are said to be: Power—no matter In what direction the wind Is blowing; noise-1 less operation; the windmill doe« not j have to turn about, with consequent lose of time; there Is oo danger from strong winds or gales; It develops Ave times the power derived from usual forms of windmills; there Is practical-1 ly no upkeep or o;>eratlng expense. I Tlie builder says that he Is ready to ! undertake the building .of such wind-| mills In nil capacities from one-lmlf to I loo horee power aud over.^ The wlnd- mill Is reeommeuded to be run in con nection with an electric generator and storage • battery, so that, when the wind is blowing, electrical energy is i stored up for use during the calm w<>aiher. However, It Is estimated I that the windmill can operate In prac- | tlcally any weather, and but very few i Idle days are encountered throughout the year, writes Hereward Carrington In Leslie's. This windmill may prove of the greatest practical value to many farmers and those desirous of obtain ing power cheaply and easily. PROOF OF TRUE FRIENDSHIP What More £ould Be Asked of Any Man Than the Sacrifice That Is Here Recorded? There are various ways of evidenc ing true friendship. Sorrow and suf fering hring out the best In others, but Il Is our habit to be syiiptatlietic and not always does It prove that sympa thy and friendship are atln. When a I man will lend you money without col lateral he Is Indeed a friend. But we find our true friends In oth er ways. The other day we were lu a hurry nnd we needed a hair cut. So we beat It Into our favorite barber shop to find our fagorile barber busy, aud a man ahead of us. We were about to depart without the trim we sorely needed, when tl»e’ man ahead of u« spoke up: "You always have the same bart>er. don't youl” “Yep," we replied. "Well, I’m next for his chair, but I'm In no hurry. You just go ahead and take my turn. I’ll wait.” There was friendship for you. and as we thanked him for his kindness we couldn't help remarking: “Greater love hath no rnan than this, that he will give up his place in a barber shop for another."—Exchange. I Attention, Diogenes. Diogenes, wake up! Here's your honest man! Right here in Houston, recently, n man entered the consolidated railway ticket office and purchased a ticket for a child more than five years old. Then he promptly tore the ticket up. it developed that a woman, accom panied by a child, departed from Hous ton w ithin the last few days for a city more than 1.0110 miles away, but did not obtain transportation for the child. When the ticket was bought the pur chaser was asked when the party was going. He replied, “They have already gone." Then It developed that the man. con science-stricken at the thought of cheating the railroads out of the cost of a child's ticket, decided to follow the old adage. "Better late than never."— Houston Post. Loving One's Enemies. 11 Is right that man should love those who have offended 'dm. He will do so when he retnemlic -• that all men are Ills relations nnd thst It Is through Ignorance nnd Involuntarily thin thev sin—and then we all dis soon.— Mnrcus Aurelius. - December 10th, 1920- Collins Auto Company, Grants Fa««, Oregon: Geatlemen:—You will notice in thia month's Truck Talks No. Ml that the Texas Oil Company purcliaaed through Mr. Griffin, 77 Mack Trucks of the following capacities: AH 2-ton “AB’S” 15 314-ton "AC»" 4 5H-ton “AC’s" It is interesting to know that after several yean of experiment ing with and testing trucks of all makes, practically every IHvision Manager of the Texas Oil Company was in favor of this order t>eing placed with the International Motor Company. Yours very truly, MACK-INTERNATIONAL MOT OR TRUCK CORPORATION By F. C. ATWELL, Manager AGENTS FOR HUDSON MAXWELL CHALMERS ANO ESSEX CARS COLLINS AUTO COMPANY ' ACCESSORI^« »HO REPAIRINC' , PHONE 317 5// H STREET, GRANTS PAS'S. ORE One Ford Truck, Two Chevrolet Cars at Special Bargain Prices C. L. Hobart Co. Grants Pass-Medford • STAGE INTERURBAN AUTOCAR CO. Daily and Sunday Effecfi'”> Oct. 25, 1920 ,LEAVE Grants Pass MEDFORD Waiting Room 10:00 a. m. Bonbonniere 1:00 p. m 4:30 p. m. ’ Phone 160 stages for A-hlnnd and Jacksonville LEAVE GRANTS PASS 10:00 a. m. 1:00 p. m. 4.30 p. m. We connect LEARN TO DRAW US voua MANX AHO ADOXX3X. Wt WILL MAO. VtXJ oya nXUSTWATTP AST BOOK1XT AHO TUMS WtmOUT AHV COST TO YOU. KMOOL rMXMXD BY TMB LASGXXT KTWseATtaS. MAGAZMS rorrosa ahu J ahbous axtwi . AUTO TOPS Replace the shabby top with a light, casy-to-handle weather proof one now. Smart looking, serviceable tops— IH-rfcct fitting and improving the car's looks—a wide choice In ma terials :uid colors. OUR PRICES LOWEST G. B. BERRY £
