Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, April 30, 1921, Page 7, Image 7

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Classified Advertising
G RA N TH l'AHH DAILY C4)l HIER
POULTRY A HATCHING HUGH
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FOR SALE 50 Whit» Ughorn pul­
lets at >1 each. All laying. Phone Writer of Boys’ Stories Must Select
286-R or 363. Can bo seen at 710
Those of Hie Hero and Vil­
FOR HALE
NUNNERY HTOCK
Jordan street. Grants Paas. Will
lain With Care.
trade
for
heavy
hens
and
allow
24c
to
FOR RARE Shadeland KcUpas s««d NURSERY— Everything In up
It I» wonderful how much depend«
per lb.
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date nursery stock, also directions
oats, recl«»aned. 3c per pound. W.
upon giuilng effective names for both
for planting and soil culture. Call
hero and villain In boys' xtorl««, writ«-»
U Hayes, Murphy, or C. N. Culy,
on F. E. Jordan. 860 North 7th
a literary correspondent. Certain
cooperative shipping
manager.
street. Grants Pass, Ore.
43tf MRS. JAMES M POWERS. Instruc­ mimes, and particularly certain com­
Grants Paas.
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tor on piano; studio over Barn««' binations of names, make a subtle ap-
WANTED
peul to the writer ami actually help
Jewelry
Phons 265-J.
CHOICE BALKD ALFALFA hay, >26
him In his work. Jim. Joe, Bill, Dick,
delivered any place In Grunts Pass. WANTED TO TRADE 3 lots In
DRAYAGE AND TRANSFER
Tom. and Hurry are names still ax
>23 al ranch five miles below
Monroe. Benton county, Ore . tor
much In common use as ever they
lown. Phons 606--F-12. C. II Eis-
Ford car. N. C. Patterson, 308 THE WOULD MOVES; so do we were. Yet If the writer of a boys'
mann.
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Bunch Transfer Co. Office phone story 1» going to use one of them he
Manzanita. Av«., City.
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849; residence phone 315-J.
n uxt be ctirefill to combine it with a
PHONE 339-L tor fir and pine wood, WORK WANTEJ» Plowing or scrap
surname that 1» of a lews common or- i
bone dry. at >3.25 and >3 50 per
Ing, by contract or day. Otto Hen- K. G. ISHAM, drayage, transfer; pi­ de r. For Instance, you could call your |
anos, safas, furniture, moved, ship­ hero Dick Sterne, but Hurry Jenkins j
tier. 663 N Sth Bt L. F. Roat.
rlcson. Rd 2, Box 24, phone
ped, packed, stored Phone 124 Y. would t>e simply unthinkable. The
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602-F-21.
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youth of tlie present day have the crit­
DKNTINTH
ical faculty highly doveloped and. to
FOR SALE 80 aeree on l>eer creek.
th« liest of my belief, [«refer names
1 mile from poetoffice, good water
K. C. MACY. D. M D.
rir«t-cl».
11.at are a little out of the common.
right, 18 acres plowed, house and WANTED -Milk customers. 10c a
dentistry. IO»l» 8 8tb St
Perxonully, I generally call my hero
barn, good raugo, price 33 200.
quart. Como get It yourself. 826
Koger, Basil, Ow«si, Digby. Hoy. Boyd, I
Terms. One lot R. R. Addition
VETERINARY SURGEON
North Seventh.
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or by some name of similar type. It '
with abstract and deed, >75, W.
bfe. R. J. MttUL. Veterinarian. Is worth remembering that the hero's
Minihorn, 624 Wost G street. 67 WANTED Trusty middle aged man
Residence 838 Washington boule­ name should, If possible, be short. Al- |
tor night watchman. G. H. Car­
so hlx nationality should always be !
vard. phons 89N-R.
••REAL” WOOD FOR SALE Urge
tier.
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Indicated by hlx mime. Desmond. for .
PIIYHK
IAN
AND
HI
RGKON
body pine chunks, delivered. 13.25
instance, for an Irish boy; Douglas
per tier, or same wood at *2 per WANTED —An oil range in good con­ L. O. OLBMENT. M D . Practice for a Scot; while Bud or Hank will
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tier at G. W. Mathew's ramh 2 dition Phone 179-R.
limited to diseases of eye, «ar.nose Indicate an American.
mil« north of Granite HUI grave­
and throat. Phone 62; Res. 2394.
ACCOUNTANT
yard. l.«ave orders at Pardee's
Ibl Sin Started It
8. LOUGHRIDGE, M. D. Physician
Grocery store.
69 AUDITING — Systematizing. Mine
The first known portrait of a human
and surgeon. City or country call«
and Sawmill Accounting See me
attended day or night
Phone«. being lias been discovered among the
FOR SAIJC OR TRADE -6-room
University of Pennsylvania's collection
about dally or monthly audit ser­
Res 36»; Offl e. 1H2. 6th and H of clay tablets from liubylonla. It la
house, I U acres ground and fruit
vice. Ivan Livingston, Incorixirat-
In good shape, ono Ford car, camp
ed Aocountant Phone 389, Ad­ E J. BIMJCK. M. D Physician, sur­ said to be a picture of Ibl Sin. the
outfit. Will lake milk cows, pigs,
geon. Bcballhorn Blk. Phone 54-J; lust king of Ur.
dress, Grants Pass, Ore.
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This Information Is Interesting but
chickens, be«, farm Implements,
res 1004 Uwnridge, phone 54-L.
too
indefinite. There Is a lot we'd
one horse wagon In trade E. C.
IX>MT
W F RUTHERFORD—Manual the- Ilk« to know about it. For Instance.
Bell, next door to C. G Gillette on
raputlcs. Office over Barnes' Jew- Is It n fMirtralt «f ltd Sin a« he looked
East A street.
66 MIST—Two bay morns, biased faced,
In his first dress suit; or a likeness
barefooted, on« with halter on. • elry. Hours 9 30-12; 1:30-4.
Phone Guy Weatherby, Applegate RADII W. STEARNS, M D. Phy- of old Ibl taken In bls lodge regalia,
CUUT PRICE on 160-acro farm to
or u picture of -Mr. Sin before or after
Hatchery or write L. F. Unnoye,
close Snap. Uberai terms ('all
alelan aml surgeon. X-dtay equip- inking Mimeliody's famous spring ton­
Rd 4. >5 reward for return. 50tf
at 71» D St . City.
71
ment. Office in Masonic Temple ic? We know little about ltd Sin. but
Bldg , phone 21-L.
If In- really was the first man to es-
HEAL
ESTATE
house
FOR HAIsE 6-room modern
'ahllxh the custom of being photo-
ATTORNEYS
and 4 lots at 212 North 2nd St R T M c K instry , 603 g st., phone
gi:.| lii-d on any arid all occasions we'll
Garage, fruit aud lota of «hude.
H.
D
NORTON,
Attorney-at-law -ny his Inst name was well chosen.—
355-11, real ««tate. Best of «oils for
Terms to suit purchaser, Would
Practices In all State and Federal S Detroit Free Press.
fruit, hay or general farming.
consider renting to right party. W. ----------------
, , , . ■
Courts First National Bank Bldg
J. Teal, at lunch wagon, corner ROY HIGGINS-General real estate J
Nature's Rsady Made Cement.
Sixth and G streets
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Office 111 South Sixth. Phone 69. Q. W. 00LVI0. 8t'orney-at-la w.1
In some parts of the United States
Granta Pass Banking Co. Bldg.
natural cement rocks are found which
FOR SALE Good Jersey milk cow 8KB HULL FOR FARM, city and
business property, 10 and 11, E. 8. VAN DYKE, Attorney Practices 'Contain nearly the proper proportions
Inquire at 303 Burgess St
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In all courts First National Bank of materials to produce Portland ce­
Flanagan Bldg, phone 284
ment; but even in these localities It is
Building
FOR SALE Dry slab wood, 3-tler
generally necessary to add either lime­
DRESSMAKING
load for 37.50. Single tier. II. ft
O 8. BLANCHARD. Attorney-at-law stone or »bale in order to get the prop­
Also taking orders for fall dellv- MRS W. II. SWOAPE'S dressmaking
Ooldon Rule Bldg
Phone 270. er mixture.
erlea of hard wood. C. W Dim-
parlors over Kinney & Truax, C. A. .»'OLER, Attorney-at-law. Ma­
07
brecht. Rd. 1, Granta Pass
Room 3, across hall from opera
NOTICE OF SALE OF
snote i '.ml», Granta Paas. Ore
GOVERNMENT TIMBER
bouse. Call and get estimates, or
FOR BALE BY OWNER 3 acres of
*■ phone 506,
28tf <»EO II. DURHAM, Attorney-at-law
land Just outside city limit«, south'
General Land Office, Washington,
referee In bankruptcy. Masonic
D C., April 16, 1921.
Notice is
side of river, tine location, good
Temple Phone 135-J.
BUILDING CONTRACTORS
hereby given that subject to the con-'
house 12x16, posts and wire for
Lawyer ditions and limitations of the Acts i
fencing. >550 It taken at once. HARPER A SON—Building contrac­ JAMES T OHLNNOCK.
<»f June 9. 1916. <39 Stat. 218), and
First
National
Bank
Building
tor« Shop work, furnlturq crating.
See A. L. Penwell or Inquire nt
June 4. 1920 (41 Stat., 758). and
Shop 510 II St. Res. phone 14 2. A. C. HOUGH —Uwyer, TuS» Bldg I the instructions of the Secretary of
Lloyd's second hand store.
6s
the Interior of September 15, 1917.1
Practice In all courts.
land June 22. 1920, the limber on the
FOR SALE Team 6 and 7 years old. V J. GREEN—General contractor.
¡following
lands will be sold June 3,f
Estimate« and plans made Noth- V. A C. AHLF, lawyer, practice In |1921, at 10
weight 2400.
Address No. 180
o'clock a. m . at public!
state
aJd
federal
courts
Office
Ina too small or too large Shop
care of Courier.
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I auction at the United States Und Ot-
over Nation«'. Drug Store
j flee at Roseburg, Oregoh, to the!
211 Sixth St. Phono 375-L. 92tf
| highest bidder at not less than the
Fl>R HA1JC- 6-room brown bunga­
NALASKOWSKI — Contractor. THE CALIFORNIA AND ORKGII.N appraised value as shown by this no­
low with «un breakfast room, lot J.
tice, sale to be subject to the a;>-1
COAST RAILROAD COMPANY
50x100, built-in library, buffet. I Builder and Jobber Phone 246-R.
proval of the Secretary of the Inter-1
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Time Car«l
ior. The purchase price, with an ad­
For cash. Reasonable, Or part-,
ditional sum of one-fifth of one per­
Effective Nov. 24, 1919.
ly furnished If desired. Address
MIS< ELiaNEOl'N
Trains will run Mondays, Wednes- cent theroof. being commissions al- j
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187 care Courier.
lowed, must be deposited at time of'
days and Fridays
REPAIR SHOP—Plumbing,
pipe Uave Grants
Psss.............. 1
P M. sale, money to be returned if sale
FOR RALK CHEAP Sewing ma­
work, steam fitting, boiler and ^Arrive Waters Creek..........2
P.M is not approved, otherwise patent
chine In good condition. Phon«
pump work and Installing. 505 Uave Waters Creek......... 3:30 P M will issue for the timber which must'
179-R
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PM be removed within ten years. Bids (
Routh 6th street. Phone 306. G. 1 Arrive Grants Pass ......... 4
will be received from citizens of the j
For
Information
regarding
freight
A. Bryan
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United States, associations of such ,
land passenger rates call at the office citizens
FOR SALE -Convenient
modern
and cori>orations organized
of
the
company,
Lundburg
building,
bungalow, corner lot. Will trade ARNER-GAYETTY IRON WORKS.
under the laws of the Uniti^d States
ior
telephone
131
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or any state, territory or district |
for Klamath Fulls property Phone
General foundry a.id machine
thereof only. Upon application of a
331-J.
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work; gray iron and brass cast­
qualified purchaser, the timber on
ings. any size and quantity. Deal- j
any legal subdivslon will be offered
FOR SALE CHEAP 20 ewes with
era in second hand mine and saw-,
separately before being included in
lambs. Write or call on W. I,.
any offer of a larger unit. T. 39 S.,
mill machinery, boilers, engines. I
R I W.. Se 5. SW\i. NW%, pine
Tuttle. Selma, Ore.
70
pipe fittings, etc.
Booth and F
150 M., Fir 175 M . none of the pine
streets.
Grants
Pass.
Ore.
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,
FOR SALE Orgun, price 310. Vic­
to be sold for less than >2.50 per M..
and none of the fir to be sold for less
tor phonograph, 20 records, *25. Q. A. PRICE - «Painter and decora- ¡
Comc, Iry our ready-to-serve,
that >2.00 per M. T. 33 «.. R 5 W..
Call 826 North Seventh.
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a la cart lunch, 12 to 1:30
tor. 614 West B street. Grants
Sec. 9. NW% SWU, pine 200 M„
I
fir
440 M., none of the pine to be
Poss, Ore.
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I CAN FURNISH sugar pine or yel­
Wo will serve a very
.sold for less than >2.50 per M., and
low pine cut to order in the next PALACE HOTEL--Dining
fin«« 73c tnbl««4e-h<»te
room.
none of the fir to be sold for less
AR I I
few days, also fir zny thickness for
than »1.00 per M. T. 31 S.. R. 7 W.
dinner — Time 5:30
Meals served family style,
Sec.. 1. NE 148WM. Hr 300 M., not
flumes. This lumber Is trimmed
to H p. tn.
white help. Will treat you right.]
Ito 'be sold for less than >1.00 i>er M.
to length. G. H. Garner.
72
Give us a trial.
791
T. 39 8.. R. 8 AV.. Sec. 3. S5V %
Spedili Sunduy Dinner *1.00
I NEV Pine 280 M. fir 150 M.. NE'i
THE PICTURE MILL for artistic
KMC RENT
I n \V>4, pine 220 M.. Fir 45 M
photographs. Hours for sitting,
swu XW’i. pine 105 M., fir 20 M
Call at
APARTMENT for rent
10 a. m. to 4 p. m. Sunday sit-
NW>4 SWV pine 45 M . fir 10 M
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611*4 G street.
SW14 SWM, Pine 95 M., fir 35 M.,
tings by appointment only. Phone
SE'« SWV4. pine 140 M . fir 10 M..
TIIK
RRAMh
A
283-R, or residence 140-J.
I.a«<lra! Aak yaar l>r«uU< f r //\
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS at 614 F
none of the pine to be sold for
< hl-ehr«a-(rr a IHamon.l Tl ru.«-I /A\
rtlla Io Ked *n<i Wald mrtallkW/
than »3.00 per M.. and none of
street.
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TAN.
b«'g**. seale«l with Pine Ril'bon.
fir to be sold for less than »1.00
Take ao other. Huy of your v
l>r«M««t. A«kf<wrin.<'IIKft-TEJt •
M.
FOR
RENT Fiirnisheil 3-room «»ONER TAXI - Phone 262-R
DIAMOND IIRINI» Plll*.f«r th
WILLIAM GRAY.
year« known as Rest, Saf*st. Always Reliable
apartment. Inquire at millinery
Jitney Luke er Cutler. Calls an­
Commissioner General Und
SOLD
BY
DRUGGISTS
EVERVMHERE
swered anywhere, anytime
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store. 708 E St.
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Office.
Summer Tourist Tickets
through
California
will bo on «alo at
Reduced Fare
June 1st to August 15th
Final return limit three months from sale date, not to exceed
October 31st
LIBERAL STOPOVERS AND
VOI It CHOICE OF ROI TES
Combine two trips at the price of one, by having your ticket routed
in one direction via California.
On your next trip east consider the advantages of the Shasta, Ogden,
Golden State and Sunset routes, or the scenic "Carriso Gorge Route”
the new transcontinental link /between San Diego and the east.
For particulars as to passenger fare, routes, train schedules or sleep­
ing car reservations inquire of local ticket agent.
Southern Pacific Lines
JOHN M. SCOTT
General Passenger Agent
MORA PUMPS
THE WORLD’S GREATEST
PUMP
A POSITIVE DELIVERY. SLOW SPEED PUMP FOR IRRIGATION­
MINING AND MARINE SERVICE
MORE WATER WITH LESS POWER
Means More Money to You
SIMPLICITY, 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 MODEIA
ALL CARS ARE PUT IN FIRST CLASS MECHANICAL
TION BEFORE BEING OFFERED FOR SALE.
CONDI
PRICES AND TERMS TO SUIT
JAMES K. MANUEL
AT COLLINS GARAGE
JOSEPHINE HOTEL
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