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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (April 1, 1921)
lililí»», Classified Advertising MIH< KLIAXI.OI H Hill H.A1JK HI IXSUM JI W<M»|) 1X»II HALE Oak REPAIR SHOP Plumbing, I'll»« and laurel. »1 2f>; body fir, »3.60; work, steam fitting, holler and spill body fir. »1 no; pine, »3 25. r.ot, pump work nud installing, C W I ..I nihrvclit, ltd 1. Box II, Photic 306 ; U. South «th street or phon« 3«. 2«tf r.itr A ilryun -— ■ I — - EX»ll HAISE Shadeland Eclipse seed C.AKNEIt <1 AVE'ITY 'IRON WORKS oats, reclsnuml. 3c per pound XV. General foundry and maebina L. Hasss, M irphy. or 0. N Culy. work; gray Iron and brusa caat Cooperative shipping manager. inga. any alzo and quantity. Deal Grants Paaa. ®-U ers Iti second hand mine and aaw CHOICE BALED ALFALFA hay, »26 mill machinery, hollers, engines, delivered any place In Grants Pass pipe fittings, etc Booth and F »13 al ranch five mile# below streets. Grants Paes. Oro 94tf town Phono 6O6-F-13. C. H. Eis mann MU G A PRICE Painter and decora ter «14 Wist n street. Grant» EXHl HALE Htrlotly fancy dodder Paas, Ore. free alfalfa sewl. test* 99 96% PALACE: DINING i«X»XI under new pure and »1% goruilnatlon No inaiiugeinenl Mwais 40c. Sunday better seed was ever offered you. dinner. 50c. *3 »24 00 per 100 lbs Wrh.i for sam ple Monaroh Heed A Feed <’o , Medford. Ore. FOR HALF. Htrtolly lancy alfalfa FOR HAJ j E Purebred White Leg horn eggs for setting. Call at 403 Med seed. »24 90 por 10O lbs West 1« street or phone 285-Y. 53 Red Clover. »2».5» per 100 lbs. White HI Sweat Clover. »22 00 |>er IXMt HALE S C White lavghorn 100 lbe A talks clover. ,2X .50. and Barred I Rock hatching e**s. at Write tor samples Monarch Seed C Schaefers poultry farm 59 A Feed 0®., Medford, Ors 4 3 XX ANTED When you have chickens EX«R HALE 3S-acre ranch, fi miles to sell, call 286-R or 363 before smith of Granta Paas, 15 ncres «nil We pay 24c for hens 4 2 cleared. 6 room bungalow, all good | oiitbulldlng». good well, l»'«r orchard, small home first claaa water right. by owner, XV (I White, street 2 acres EXHl SALE «heppard's famous An orchard, cona hatching eggs. Il 50 per set For sale ting Back yard builder and pro 404 E ducer Jas lOads. 306 West 1 Bl 44 6® IlllKNNMAKI.SG XI Its W. It HWOAPK’H dressmaking parlors over Kinney t Truax. Room 3. across hall from opera house Call «nd get estimates, or Ex « h SAIJ-: :iou foal 2X»-ln h Iron phone 5U«, 2Htf pipe, 2%-loch centrifugal pump. IIEAI. KHI'ATK Also wood Address Bos 7 2, Rd. 3 E. T McKINSTItY, «03 G St., phone ONE: dot»!' H.VDDLE |X».N'Y saddle ■ 355-R, real estate Best of soils for and bridle for sale Call at I Hays fruit, hay or Renerai farm In g 42 Shoe shop BOX’ HIGGINS General real estate Tltl'CK IIAlUiXlN *»>ne 4 ton Pack Office 111.South Sixth, Phon« «9 ard equipped with lumber rolls. four new tires, excellent running SEE BAIJJNGER a HULL for farm, condition Reasonable terms. Can, city and business property. IP and be »««on at Collins Auto Co . phone 11 Flanigan Hida Phone 2X4 317. «4 - - - I DRAX AGE: IMI TRANHFE It EXilt HA1AC Six room plastered, mo dern bungalow, garage. wood . THE WORLD .MOVES; so do we house, fruit trees, shade trees, her-i Bunch Transfer Co. Office phoue rim, garden, very l reasonable 349; reslden e phone 315-J. Close to Baptist church. See owu- 41 F G IHHA.XI, drayage, transfer, pi er. J. D Thorpe 706 C St anos. safes, furniture, moved. ship EX»II SALE 1 China cabinet, I din ped. packed, stored Phone 124 A’ in* room table; 1 couch ; I rock- In* chair, 19112 rug Call at 3 24 TAX. 4 2 XVnot l»iir*eas SOONER TAXI Phone 262-R for truck, Jltnsy Luke or Cutler. Calls an good swered anywhere, anytime Xiitf ltd I, 41 BARGAIN In un organ for sale by HABPER A SON Bulldln* contrac- Mrs. J I. Calvert Phone 364 It tors Shop work. furniture cr.itln* 43 Shop 510 H St. Kes phone 14 2. Foil SALE Diamond» Inquire at » J GREEZN General contractor 4 2 3 13 XVrat Burgess St. Noth- Estimates and plans mude Shop Ing too small or too large 211 Sixth St Phono 375-1«. 92tf 1.1 4 UXXN X I X X r . 43 Ft IlNISHED APARTMENTS for rent at ólá North Sixth street. t»van Apartment house. 43 XI DITING, Systematizing. Financial Statements Ivan Livingston. In corporate Accountunt. Grants Pass PHI RENT 4-room house. I 9 Rogue River Ave., fine well, wood shed Inquire opposite 4 4 H. W ANTED x itoiixkx s D. NORTON. Attorney at-law Prictlce» In all State and Federal Courts. Flrat National Bank Bldg XVANTED u0o feet or more or one- COLVIG, Xt'orney-at-law inch plain steel cable, on«- power G. XV Grants Pass Banking Co. Bld* «■tilery stand and wheel. Josephine Lumber Company. 42 E, S VANDYKE. Attorney. Practices XV V.N I’l-.l« i o RENI' for ii short In all courts First National Bank time, an Invalid's wheel chair with Bulldin* adjustable back and foot rest J. o S BLANCH ARD, Attorney-at-law 41 Pardee. Golden Hule Kid*: Phone 270 for c. IX» TRADE EX>R EXJRD CAR 20 acres noir Kerbv, good soil, all <lliU. H. Di RHA.XI. Attorney-at-law level, good location. Addrocs Clay referee In bankruptcy. Masonic Ramsey, Takilma, Oro. 49 Temple. Phone 115-J. FAMES T. CHINNtM’K. lawyer MRS JAMES XI POWERS, Instruc c'lrst National Bank Building tor on plano; studio over Harnea* A. C. HOUGH Lawyer, Tuffs Bldg Sewvlry. Phono 265-J. Practice In all courts rOPl'LVR .MI'SIC AND RAGTIME plano plavln : tnuglit In 12 let-sona. X A C. AHLF, lawyer, practice in »'ate a.ad federal courts Office giiarantood. I«e.ssons flven nt yoitr ivnr Nation*«! Dreg Rlorr homo In Grants Pass We have thron teuchers Xlall uc your nanu- pm sit i XX xxi> -.1 RGI < X nnd nddross for free demonstra- tlon glven at your home Watur- I.. O. CI EM EXT. XI D, Practice man Plano School, 218 S llolly limited to dir cases of eve, ear,no«< (to St . Mcdforil. Ore and throat I'hot.e 62; Res. 239-J XI ItNERV STOCK fruit. E C. MACY, l> M. I». Flrst-cln dentistry. 109'4 S. «th St. PAGE THRU Git i NTH !• AKH DAILY < XKTWEK tritìi. I. Iirjl. W F IH THERFORD Manual tin rnptitles. Office over Barnes' Jew elry. Hours •» .'10-12; i ;>0-4. Dit ÏF" ï~ RESTI'L. Veterinarian. RAl.l'II XV ST*. XR\»’.‘X! Il, Xra> equipment. Phones. Office. 21-J Residence 83X Washington boule Residence, 21-L. vard. phone 39X-R , NOTICE Irf IIEItlJBY GlV^EN, that the County Court of Josephine Cqun ty. Oregon, will consider blds for the bridge aero** conatructlon of u Gruvs Creek, al I adalid. Josephine Plans and sped fl Comity, Oregon catlona for name are on file In th office of the County Clerk for Jo»< phltm county. Oregon All blds must l»e filed on or before 10 o'clock a hi on the 9th day of April. 1921, arid a certified check for per <«nt of lhe amount of the bid inn»t accompany the same, made able to E*. L. Coon. County Clerk The County Court reserves right to reject any or all blds, awurd the contract according to host Interenta of the county By order of the County Court of lonephln«- County, Oregon F L COON, Couuty Clerk. simplifies the method and shortens pancake preparation AJd water or milk, mix and cook. NOTK E NOTICE IB HEREBY GIVEN, tual tho County Court of Josephine coun ty, Oregon, will consider blds for the construction of u bridge across the Illinois river near Takilma, Jose ph 10* county, Oregon. Plans and »I ms iflcations for same are on file In the office of the county clerk Josephine county, Oregon All blds must be filed on or before 10 o’clock a. m on the 9th day of April. 1921, and a certifies! ch««k for 5 per cent of the amount of the bid must accompany the same, made pay able to E* L. Coon. County Clerk. The county court reserves right to reject any or all bids, «»»rd the sontract ac orditi* to NO QUARREL ON THAT POINT Iie«t interest of th<- county lly order of the County tfourt of Father and Small Daughter in Com Jissseplilne County, Oregou. plete Agreement Concerning F. L. COON, Classification of Relativee. County Clerk There lived with an eminent divine bls two sisters, Mary and Jane. One BACHELORS KNOWN TO PAME morning lie »»« deeply engrossed In a new treatise he was preparing, when List Is Not Overlong, but There Have tils young daughter was brought to Been Some Great Men Who him by her governess. Remained Single. •I hove to rejiert Miss Fallen for a terrible thing. She culled her Aunt XX*U-> ts the most funiuua bachelor Mnry a—u—u d—d fool!” said the In history? While, as is natural to governess. vxpect, a large majority of the “Ilow terrible!*’ responded the di notables of the pust huve been mar- vine "Did '<>u call your Aunt Mary rled men. there have been a few who this awful tbingY' have ’attained promlneuce In the "No. father. I didn't," faltered the world of art, of aglence, of atatea- youngster. "1 called her a fool—but manahlp and In war without the aid not a—a—a d—d fool.** of u "better lialf." "XVell, even that Is very wicked of one who had as much claim as any you.” he replied, "but ns you did not other to the distinction of most emi use that nw'ful adjective 1 will forgive nent bachelor 1» Michelangelo, our ot you. You may go." And lie returned the greiili »t figures of the past. Vol to bls writing. taite, »dentist uu<l statesman. Is uu The youngster, however, did not go. oilier great man who remained single. "Please father.” she said, presently, In the realm of wurfare few of the “1 didn't cull Aunt Mary a d—d fool. really great have remained bachelors. I culled her u fool But—I—I—I did Perhnps the most eminent la lain? Call Aunt Jane a il—d fool!” Ktiihi-ner, who v.as so laregty re- “Yes, yes:" be mumbled, without spoiislhle for England's military looking up from Ms work; "1 quite strength In the World war. agree That Is ti e precise distinction Ellmliiutiiig these few the list pre between them that I usually make my sents a m<>re complicating problem to self ¡"—London Tit Bits. one who would pick the greatest. There are several others of shout • Pain Points. equal promliience. Among the paint On every human body there ers Raphael stands out us one of the four million "pain points" < onnected gn ntest to dl<- unmarried. Chopin by nerves with the trii'n. They are. and Bts-lhoven achieved fame In the of course, distributed very unevenly. realm of music without the lusplru- They are placed close t< :<-ther nt the tlon of a helpmate. tips of the lingers and are furthest Severn I modern writers, poets and apart In the hack, Anyone can tea* ossa) I sts achieved promlneiuv by this for himself. If you yon will place themselves. Charles laimb, Alexander two needles one quarter of an Inch l*o|n-. Walt Whitman, Phillips Brooks, apart by sticking them Into a piece of Henry James, Whlltler and Swinburne carvll o:ird you will have n very effi-ct- lieml the list. Ivo Instrument for making tests. Put Petriirch was an untuarrlml histori your t'nger on the»«* two points and an. and t'ecll RI. ih I i ». also »Ingle, at you will, of cntirs«’, feel Imth of them. tained great prmnlnctn e. Few men have Now .-i| p!y tin :n to tl >- smnll of your I e< ome famous u» stntc»mnn without hack and voq will feel but marrying bifiro tin- end of their W In other won'», the nerve ¡<¡ rci-r. I’twidcnt I'.iK-huiiun was u y-otir lei ot till« po!n> are notiihle • vcepthm. ■a quarter of an Inch np life. Aqcs of Wild Animals, D.»agree Over Fanicus Vine. bear rarely lives above twenty a wolf twenty and a fox sixteen, On Roanoke ishiioi. off the North average age of cr,t.- Is fifteen Curolinu coast, stands uu aucient . and »< rets and bn-es six or $cup|**rnoti£ vine. It is near the i. Figs have been known to grave of Virginia Dare nud the site of thirty years, the rhinoceros the "Lost Colony.” Nobody anew» the age of that vine, but many nearby vines, which seeui more youthful by cotnpurlson, actually are ktiowu io lie Imagination Needs Tight Rem. more than one hundred years old. Without Imagination you would b* A regional contribution to Ameri like a stun without a tire, But do can mythology credits Sir Walter not let th«' tire get the better of yon. Raleigh vvilli luivii-g planted the vine Imagination is like tire; it Is h bless- where It now stands, and further Ing If controlled, but a curse, If uo- claims are that it .« the orgituil Sctip controlled. P< rnong. I’niinnginative Investigator», however, say that the original Soup periiong grew wi'.i ,n Tyrrell eountv fh»t I* an Atheist» North Carolina, aloag the sruppttr H-s definition of the tene notig river, well before lTtRl. and tba> il'- t. I understand a man fnuu this county the species found it.- nh hold, off, like the skep- way to Roanoke island. I <■ slhrnmllve. hut who er I« driven, to the neg Shoe-Throwing O d Custom. iioc In re. .rd to the whole t<> the existence of God." Throwing old »Io wi'.s n >t always imliiied to we hllhgs, flimtgli the cus : -in* runs a specialty In the tom nowailays ha- wti.e to be u« i> >’o , e'er merchant printing depart- c a.vil « ni.:e.y with the going away of •t bridal coupli *. Authorities differ i.*- mee - to tlie origin < >f llie practice and Its exact sigllillcill i ■: it - 'I'tus lioweve:*. X as if I It had to do with the transfer ot property -woritn being regarded a < »Ui ■ h among the nations in which Timo t aril the eustma heguii. Effective Nov. 24 1919. It t was in Die sense of cmiliruilng . Trains will run Xfondays, Wrdacs- sale or exchange that the Jews pl. days and Fridays diistisal the removal and giving oi . Leave Grants Pass ....... 1 P.M »hue or .iiulal. XX'heti the I. ti»nuin < Arrive Waters Creek.......... 2 p.xi Boaz consented to waive hi» «¡ai; Leave Walers Creek.......... 2:30 p XI upon th<* parcel of hind which Namu 4 p xi Arrive Grants Pass For Information regarding freight would sell, he "drew otY his shoe," fol and passenger rates call at the office "this I» the custom of Israel ’ of the company. Lundb.,rg building, Office stationery—Courier office. or telephone 131. The OLYMPIC. Lint inciudtt four iaioritt ctrtal tanUarilf mllltd. parked. urapped and ttaied. ""*< * 1 1 1 L W Swl i n-ff i~Dfg* f /I-.;*- most Groces* IJ ■ J (OLYMPIC! MORA PUMPS THE WORLD’S GREATEST PUMP Pl «SITUE DELIVERY, SLOW SPEED I’l’Ml’ L'OR IRRIGATION MINING AND MARINE SERVICE moke : water with less power Means More Money to You ••IMPED ITA , I AP.ACITY, BCONOMY AND DVRABILITY COMBINED Pacific Mora Pump Sales Company Mil G ST.. GRANTS PASS, OREGON XVrite fpr literature and state your requirements 'e specialize on the Electric Equipment of Automobiles—there fore we claim that we can render better service than the concern that handles everything Being specialists we take pride In our work—it is the kind of service that relieves you of all worries and doubts. We repair ANYTHING Electrical. ADAMS ELEXTRIC AND BATTERY ano? Prest-O-IJte Battery- Station Phone till AOfl So. «til St .«•place the sluilibv top light. ea»y-to-h. indie weather- oroof one now. winart looking, serviceable top»— ; h rfect fitting and hni r-'ving flic cue's looks—a wide ilioice in nut let l.il» an<l roh rs. OTR PR« E.S I.OWI sT Grants Pass-Medford STAGE INTERURBAN AUTOCAR CO. Effet'*'**'' Oct. 25, 1920 Daily and Sunday LEAVE leave : Grants Pass GRANTS r xss MEDFORD Waiting Room 10:00 a. ni. 0:00 a. m. Bonbonniere I : OO |>. tn. P. ni 4.30 p. m. P. in. Phone 1Ö0 XV e connect with states for Ashland and Jacksonville Count’s Feed Store Grain, Flour, Feed and Seeds 314-Al « J STREET GRANTS PASS ORE. — TEL.101 ALL KINDS OE' FEEDS GR AIN SEEDS FIELD SEEDS Come In and look over one of the largest stock, in Southern Oregon
