Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, April 22, 1921, Page 3, Image 3

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    GRANTS I'AMH DAILY CXXmiKR
FRIDAY, Aiutili IMI, lutti.
Classified Advertising
POH HAI.K
PAO«
MR HAPPV
PARTY
WAXTKD
HEAHONED WOOD IX»I< SALE Oak WANTED 2» or 3V feeder pigs. 70
to 130 lbs. will pay 7 He anil come
and laurel. »4.25; body fir. »3.50;
and haul them
Phone 286 11 or
split body fir. »4.001 pine. »3 35.
h ;: i
5
C. W lakinbroi'ht, ltd. I. Box II,
or phone 3 8.
2»tf WANTED 3 to 6 room house, fair
ly do»» In. Clear title. Cheap
FOR SAKE Shadeland Eclipse seed
fur cash. No agents. Address No.
oats, reelwahed. 3c per pound. W
«0
133 care of Courier.
L Hayes. Murphy, or <’ N Only,
cooperative shipping
manager, WANTED Good man for team aud '
Grants I’aas
•»»»
or- hard work, House Wife can
cook for few men. Address Box
CHOICE HALED ALFALFA hay. »26
CO 1
24, Merlin, Ore.
delivered any place In Grants Pase
»23 at Sancii five miles below WANTED- A pumping outfit, pump,'
town. Phon» 606-F-I2. ('. II. Eis­
lank and engine. In good order.
Htatn where It cun be seen and
mann
lowest price. Ad-Iris« No. 184 care
PHONE 339-1. for fir and pine wood.
of <N>url«r
61
bone dry, nt »3 2.'- and »3 50 per
MISI ELLA X EOI H
tier. 663 N. 8th St L. F. Roat.
53tt
pipe
SHOP—Plumbing,
REPAIR
work, steam fitting, boiler and
FOR HAI.E OIIEAJ* 4>«« engine i
KOS
and pump Inquire at 613 South i
pump work and Installing
• 59 1 South 6th street
Fourth St
Phone 306 G.
511
A Bryan.
IX>R SALK .Ford touring Term«. N. 1
59 1 CAIIN'ER GAYETTY IRON WORKS
E Rogers. Rivoli TliiMiter.
General foundry and machine
Kmuilltit*
Knlr*
Foil SAIzE 1 li i-
work; gray Iron and braas cast­
banks Morse engin».
ings, any size and quantity. Deal­
Bryan.
» ers in second hand mine nnd saw­
registered
mill machinery, boilers, engines,
Rill HALE -Purabrad
pipe fittings, etc
Booth and F
Jersey cattle Entire Jersey herd
consisting of 12 cow». 12 heifers,
streets, Grants Paas. Ore.
94tf
1 mouth to 2 year« old. s bull
calves. 1 bull, I >«ars old. All G A PRICE 'Painter and decora­
tor 614 West B street, Granta
Stock reglslered or eligible for
Paas. Ore.
S4tf
register Can be seen al The
City
Crescent
Meadows much on
FOIC RENT
highway. 6 mile» from Grunts
Call all
Pas», phone 612 F-3. or inquire at APARTMENT for rent
44tf
Room 5, Lundburg Bldg
«»
611 IA G street
HAMTHATÖ MïGMTT
-TANTALIZING- -
YOU WILL FIND IT
,A.PPETI7.lNO-r'.
You'll not only find the flavor
of our ham mighty tantalizing,
but you’ll find the goodness
of all the meat» we sell up to
the pure food mark.
And
you'll find our prices down to
public favor and you'll find
our courteous services at your
dl»t>o«a).
Watch for Mr. Happy Party
CITY
JOSEPHINE HOTEL
CAFE
Conic, try our ready-to-«erve,
THOMPSON ( REEK
a la cart luncli, 12 to 1:30
FOR SALE 80 acre» on D« mt creek. Poll RENT Furnished apartment
1 mile from poatofflce. good water
with wood and gas stove«. Inquire
Dick
Hoffman. Frank. Earl and
Me will M-rve a very
right. Ili acres plowed, house and
59
at 708 E street
George Kendall Jr, motored to
fine 73« tal>le-de-hoie
barn, good range, price 53 200. FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT
Grants I*as» and Kerby last Wednee-
dinner — Time .1:30
Terms Ono lot It R Addition
day. They report things very quiet
to 8 p. in.
Modern cottage completely furnish­
with abstract and deed, 375. W.
in the sawmill line, as none of the :
ed. close In. Inquire 710 J St. or
S| h "< I h 1 Huntlny Dinner •1.00
Minthorn. 624 West G street. 67
mills have started work yet.
phone 397-J Mrs Geo. Tetherow.
Miss Edith Kubll, Mrs. H. Kubli 1
ONE WORK HORSE, one 2 4-lnch ROOMS FOR RENT Furnished
and three »mall children were calling 1
centrifugal pump for »ale or trade
unfurnished. Call forenoon«
on Mrs. Alva Kendall last Wednes­
Add rem Box 72. Rd 3.
61
212 West C street
day
Mrs. Ruch was a pleasant caller at
mil RALE Oakland Six touring
BUILDING CONTRAI TXHUi
New an<l I mx I Goods
Mrs. W. (Tain's last Saturday.
car, completely overhauled. Every­
SEE ME
Mrs. Ralph Pittock and children
thing new. Boat buy In the valley. HARPER A RON Buildlag contrac­
from Humbug visited with her moth­
Address No. 185 care ot Courier
tors Shop work, furniture crating
er and Mrs. Marion Bingham Satur­
,
63
Shop 510 H St. Re«, phone 14 2.
401 G STUFET
day and Sunday of last week.
FOR HALE- Thrive good milk cows, A. J. GREEN—General contractor.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Mee and Mrs.
and other stock. W G. Smith.
Ruch motored to Medford last Mon­
Estimates and plans made Noth­
Wolf Creek. Ore
59
day
ing too small or too large Shop
FERRYDALE
Mrs. Anderson Mee entertained the
211 Sixth St. Phone 3 75-L. 9 2tf
’’REAL” WOOD IXJR rikl.E Large
{children last Saturday afternoon.
b<»ly pine chunks, delivered, 33.35
PIANO INHTRIXTION
Mlse Francis Walker and Mlia {They made and pulled candy, played
per tier, or same wood at 3 2 per
Gladys
Jon«-» spent the week end games and had a swing and report a
tier al G W Mathew's ranch 2 MRS JAMES M POWERS. Instruc­
with friends at Rogue River.
very enjoyable time. Those present
miles north of Granite Hill grave­
tor on piano; studio over Barnes'
James
Van
Dorn
was
visiting
his
were Misses Errol, Bertha and Alta
yard. leave orders at Pardee's
Jewelry.
Phone 265-J.
'grandmother. Mrs. S. Hogue Wednes­ ! Bingham. Beatrice and Ada John­
Grocery store.
•’•»
POPULAR MUSIC AND RAGTIME day.
ston. Sybil Fairburn. Virginia Pit­
piano playing taught in 12 lessons, . Mr. and Mrs. D. Robertson were tock, Irma Jordan, Gladys and Wil­
IX>ST
guaranteed. Ixmsons given at your 'calling on their daughter. Mrs. S<an- ma Kendall. N'aoma and Norma Wil­
LOST-—Two bey marea, blazed faced,
homo In Granta Pass. We have i ley Ogden Monday.
liams. Ixvrena Wood. Clifford Kendall
barefooted, one wlfh halter on.
Mrs. S. Hogue was visiting M rs and Arthur Bell.
three teachers Mall us your name
Phono Guy Weatherby, Applegate
Mrs. W. Bell and children are
and address for free demonstra­ Chas Dura Friday
Hatchery or writ« L. F. Lennoye.
G. H. and Willis Griffin were at guests of Mrs. John Bingham.
tion given at your home. Water­
Rd. 4 »5 reward for return. 50tf
Dt:k Hoffman. Frank and George
man Plano School. 21S S. Holly Merlin on business Saturday even-
Kendall Jr., have taken a contract
St..
Medford. Ore.
60 Ing.
HEAI, EST ATE
Mrs. ,M. E. »Hunt was calling on of gettiug out posts for the Hawkins
DRAYAGE AND TRANSFER
Mrs A. C. Ford Wednesday.
Bros
E T. McKINBTRY, 603 G St . phone
Mrs. Dittos and daughters spent
Marlon Bingham and Alva Kehdall
315-R, real estate Rest ot soils for THE WORLD MOVES; so do we
visiting went to Medford on ibusiness last
a
few
days
the
past
week
fruit, hay or general farming.
Bunch Transfer Co. Office phone
Queen Every.
Wednesday.
349; residence phone 315-J.
ROY HIGGINS General real estate
Miss Velma Everton, of Grants
Walter 'Miller, of Applegate, who
Office 111 South Sixth. Phone «9. F. G ISHAM, drayage. transfer; pi­ Paas, spent the week end with Myrtle is superintending the work for the
anos, safe«, furniture, moved, ship­ Ford.
Thompson creek irrigation company
SEE 111'I.L IX1R FARM, city and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
W.
Scott,
sewing
went back to work Tuesday after a
ped.
parked,
stored
Phone
124
Y.
11.
business property, 10 and
machine agents, of Medford, were in : few days' lay off. Herbert Ellmore
Flanagan Bldg, phone 284.
TA A.
Ferrydale Wednesday.
Fremont Jordan. Frank Knutzen.
Mrs. A. C. Ford was calling on Charlie Kinsman went to work on the
OUNER
TAXI
—Phone 262-R for
A<<<HNTANT
I
Jitney Luke or Cutler. Calls an­ Mrs G. H. Griffin Friday.
ditch.
AUDITING
Systematizing. Mine
Miss Queen Every and (Mrs. Dit­
Mr. and Mrs. Anderson Mee were
swered anywhere, anytime.
86tf
and Sawmill Accounting. See me
tos were visiting Mrs. Susan Smith doing business In Grants Pass Tues­
DENTISTS
about dally or monthly audit ser­
and Mrs. Wise of (Merlin Tuesday.
day.
vice. Ivan Livingston. Incorporat­ ■ r MO Y. I» M D.
Misses Nlckoles and lxiwder of Ex­
Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Grove motored
Flrst-cla.
ed »Accountant. Phone 389, Ad­
eter. Cal., and Ralph Conrad, of to Grants Pass on Sunday.
dentistry. 10» >4 S. 6th 8t
dress, Grants Pass. Ore.
66
Grants Pass were calling at several
Little (Ruth 'Williams is still suf­
VETERINARY SURGEON
of the homes In Ferrydale Monday. fering from the burn she received
NURSERY STOCK
DR. R. J. BESTl’L. Veterinarian!
several days ago by overturning a
Residence 838 Washington bou le­
cup of hot coffee.
NURHEHY — Everything In up to j
e
COMING EVENTS
Emery Stone and Walter Beagle
date nursery stock, also directions ' va rd. phone 398-R.
May 3, Tuesday—«Rebekah bazaar
for planting and soil culture. Call |
PHYSICIAN AND SI RGEON
63 have been helping Sam Lettlken
and cafeteria dinner.
week.
on F. E. Jordan. 860 North 7th I L. O. CLEMENT. M D.. Practice
May 4. Wednesday—-May breakfast brand cattle the past
»Messrs.
Emery
Stone,
Ben Ia>tti-
street. Grants Paas, Or«.
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limited to diseases of eye, «annose
by Presbyterian ladies.
68
ken. Walter »Beagle. Sam l<ettiken
and throat. Thone 62; Res. 239-J.
|*OFLTRA A HATCHING EGGS
and Elvery Stone. «Eunice Provolt.
ATTORNEYS
3. LOUGHR1DGE, M. D Physician
Elva Stone and Dorothy Reagan
FX)R SALE « C. White !x>ghora
and surgeon. City or country calls
spent
Sunday at Cave Camp.
H. D. NORTON, Attorney-at-law
and Barred Rock hatching eggs, at
attended day or night. Phone«,
Mrs Herman Messenger. Mrs May
Practices
In
all
State
and
Federal
•C. Schaefers poultry farm.
59
Res. 369; Office. 132; 6th and H.
Courts. First National Rank Bldg Fields were callers at the C. R Hill
home Sunday.
WANTE'D »Heavy hens at 24c; light E. J. BIU.ICK, M. D. Physician, sur­
WXn. Farris «pent Sunday with his
hon» at 18c; 10c for old roosters.
geon. Schallhorn Blk. Phone 54-J; G. W. OOLVIG. Utorney-at-law.
Granta
Pass
Banking
Co.
Bldg.
niece.
Mrs Emma Fields, of laurel­
Can use some veal up Io 250 Iba.
res. 1004 ÏJiwnridge. phone 54-L.
grove.
at 10c and hogs. fat. 12c. Thöne
W F. RUTHERFORD— Manual the- E. S. VAN DYKE. Attorney. Practices
Vernon Boyce made a business trip
286-R or 363.
-
59
raputics. Office over Barnes' Jew­
tn all courts First National Bank to Grants Pass Friday.
WANTED One dozen lllack Minor­
elry. Hours 9:30-12; 1:30-4.
Building
Geo. Messenger and Mrs. Martha
ca or Rhode Island Red pullets. L.
Messenger took two very fine veals to
i
P. Chandler. »02 N. Ninth.
59 RALPH W STEARNS, M D., Xray O. 3. BLANCHARD. Attorney-at-law.
equipment. Phones: Office, 21-J;
Golden Rule Bldg.
Phone 270. town Friday.
Sam Ix*ttlken ha« been branding
Wild. II WE about 20» White 1-eg-
Residence. 21-L.
horn chicks Saturday, April 23.
C. A. S'DIJCR. Attorney-at-law. Ma cattle the n»ast week.
Price 18c each.
K. Hammer­ THE CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
mate l «.n aie. Granta Pass. Ore.
HAVE YOU REGISTERED?
bacher, phono 606-F-23.
59
4XIAKT RAILROAD <X>MPANY
GDO. H. DURHAM. Attoraey-at-law
Time Card
DRESS MAKING
referee In bankruptcy. Masonic
All electors who were registered
Temple Phone 135-J.
Effective Nov. 24, 1919,
but did not vote nt either the Pri­
MRS. W R. SWOAPE'S dressmaking Traiti» will run Mondays,
Wednes-
parlors over Kinney & Truax,
JAMES T. CHINNOCK.
Lawyer mary or General Election in 1920
days and Fridays
and those who have changed their
Room 3, acron« hall from opera lava ve Grants Pass........ .... 1
First National Hank Building
PM
...2
P.M A. C. HOUGH — lawyer. Tut!« Bldg residence, must re-register.
house Call and get estimates, or Arrive Waters Creek
Waters Creek .. .... 2 : 30 PM
Electors not registered must do 80
phone 506.
3Stf Leave
Arrive Grants Pass
Practice In all courts
.....4
P M
on or before May 7th. 1921. at 5
For information regarding freight
DRESSMAKING^ Graduation dres­
and passenger rnten call at the office V. A. C. AHLF, lawyer, practice in o’clock p. m.
ses and children's clothes a spe­ of the company, Lundburg building,
F. L. COON.
state and federal courts Office
County Clerk
cialty. 616 Dimlck St.
61 or telephone 131.
over Nations' Drug Store
52tr
BUYS FOR CASH
E. W. CHILES
I
MORA PUMPS
THE WORLD’S GREATEST
PUMP
A POSITIVE DELIVERY, SLOW SPEED PI MP FOR IRRIGATION­
MINING AND MARINE SERVICE
MORE WATER WITH LESS POWER
Means More Money to You
SIMPLIC1TY, CAPACITY. ECONOMY AND DURABILITY
COMBINED
Pacific Mora Pump Sales Company
«11 G ST.. GRANTS PASS. OREGON
Write for literature and state your requirements
USED FORDS
MOST ALL .MODEI.S
ALL CARS ARE PUT IN FIRST CLASS MECHANICAL
TION BEFORE BEING OFFERED FOR SALE.
CONDI
FRICKS AND TERMS TO SUIT
JAMES H. MANUEL
AT COLLINS GARAGE
Used Cars at Bargains
Reo Six. 1918, sexen pa*>enger. Dodge, 1918. fine shape. Velie
Six, 1019, fine »ha|>c. newly painted, Chevrolet, 1919, Just like
new. Overland 90, good as new. Ford one ton truck, slake rack
body, self starter, new tires, fine condition. Come in and let us
show you some real buys in used cars.
C L HOBART COMPANY
Don't neglect having the car's in­
jured upholstery repaired prompt­
ly—-it pays.
We offer the services of skilled
experts together with the finest
leathers, curled hair, etc., for the
repair and rebuilding of the car’s
upholstery.
Moderate charges—highest grade
workmanship.
G. B. BERRY
Grants Pass-Medford
STAGE
INTERURBAN AUTOCAR CO.
Effective Oct. 25. 1920
Daily and Sunday
LEAVE
LEAVE
Grants Pass
MEDFORD
GRANTS PASS
Waiting
Room
10:00 a. m.
10:00 a- m.
Bonbonniere
1:00 p. m.
1:00 p. m.
4:30 p. m.
4.30 p. tn.
Phone 160
We connect with stages for Ashland anil Jacksonville