Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, June 07, 1921, Page 3, Image 3

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    GRANTS PANK HAH,Y COURIER
TUHMDAY, JINK 7, limi.
MOONEH TAXI -Phon« 262-R
Jltusy Luka or Cullar. Calls an­
swered anywhere, anytime
8«tt
I’HONM 160 -The Uonbunblere for
Taxi.
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DOYLES
Successor to E. Firth & Company
New Wash Skirts
Gaberdines and Satins
$3.85, $4.25, $5.0(1, $5.95
Classified Advertising
FOB HA I AC
WANTED
WOOD FOR HAUK Fir 12.116. pine WANTED -Nicely furnished bungu
low or uli-e apartment for a newly
*2. on ground, 4 mile« woel on up­
wedded couple at once, north side
per river road l’ont» and building
W. II. I’attlllo, real estate
90tf
polos, Hlvely & llrlckell, General
Lisi ivory.
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WANTED Heavy liens at Burkhal­
ter's feed store Wo pay 21c lb.
HUG A II CURED MEATH ■llauis. ba­
cASh for good hens. Phono 286-11
con and picnics at reasonable
<>r 263.
97
prices
A. A llyde. M31 N. Pill
street
M WANTED Good 3^4-lncb wagon
with 40 und 48-lnch wheels. C. F.
for BAI AC- quiet running While
Eale». phone Provolt central. 100
sewing machine, good order, but
old model. Ill, call al 208 A St WANTED TO RENT Modern, fur
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nlshed house. North side prefer­
red Phone 517-R.
100
yxyll SAI4C A bargain, 1918 Ford
touring car In Al condition, thor­ WANTED—laiundry work, 75c per
oughly overhauled.
See Ament
dos. Call at 332 Bridge St. 97
about it at once.
97 WANTED Three or 5-room furnish­
ed modern house. For long time
GET A ’’SIMPLBX’ 811»-The one
or .will consider purchase
Ad­
with a reputation and iron clad
dress J. 8. Hendrix, Granta Paas
guarantee. See or uddr«»» Monroe
Hotel.
97
A CrlselU salesman, W. 8. Bailey,
Murphy, < >ro
'-• I
MiM ELLANKOl H
Foil HALE- -|7.I0 for cord ot slab REPAIR SHOP—.Plumbing. pipe
wood cut iu 13-lnch lengths, 214
work, steam fitting, boiler and
North Third St
C. W. Lam­
pump work and installing
505
brecht.
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South 6th street. Phone 306. G.
FXMl BALE First claaa baled alfalfa
A. Bryan.
51u
hay at 122 por ton at Josephine
G A. PRICE--Painter and decora­
Farmers Co-op. Aaa'li. Warehouse.
tor. 614 Went B street, Granta
»7
Paas, Ore
2<U
FOR BALS- First class baled wheat
BANKERS LTFE COMPANY Dee
hay. (25.00 per ton. Second cut­
Moines, Iowa. Myron C. Gaston,
ting alfalfa hay, 120.00 per ton.
IMstrtct Agent.
Rolled Barley, 136.00 por ton
Ceutral Point Feed Store, Jesse L. CA.NDYMAKING business Start at
home. Everything furnished Men
Richardson, Phono 41.
100
and
women 330 weekly Bou-Bon
ixilt sale Alfalfa hay
1.
M
Co., Philadelphia. Pa.
108
Nichols. Phono 612-F-4.
Rd. 2.
»8 NOTICE The Hrants Pass Agency
of Singer Sewing Machine Co. has
Al BAIAX» HAY »18.50 per ton
moved to E. G. Holman’s furniture
Peerless Ranch, Murphy, Ore J.
store, at 605 G street. Phone 50.
E. Daniils
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Our new 1921 "Singers” now on
FOR 8Al.dC—On account of bereave­
the floor. See them Your terms
ment will sacrifice my- pretty,
are ours. Ask about needles, oil,
highly Improved place Just outside
etc. J. W. Scott, «alos manager
city limits, 10 acres finest soil In
Josephine county.
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alfalfa aud clover, irrigation, hoav-
CARNERAIAYE1TY
IRON
WORKS
lly bearing orchard, modern bun­
- General foundry and machine
galow, electric lights, dairy barn,
work, mine and mill machinery,
woodshed, apple, chicken and hog
chilled
saw carriage wheels, live
hous.-s, etc. R K Rosa.
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rolls, pipe fittings. Grants Pass,
FX>R SAIsE- X0 acres on Deer Creek,
Oregon.
01 if
good water right, house and barn
For quick sale (2900. 1900 will HEMSTITCHING Also plain sewing
und children's
clothes
Mrs
handle and will take late model
Gotcher.
801
H
St
18
small car on balance. W. .Min­
thorn. Ml West Q St
100 MRS. SYLVIA BUTLEIl has ou sale
a big Uno of trimmed and sailor
IIHHT HI Y 1\ «.It XX IS l \SS New
hats at 708 E street.
01
house, 2 largo sleeping porches,
city water, electric lights. Includes
electric range, chicken house and
run-way, wood shed, large lot. 6t2
Howard St., near high school. 91
FOR SAL» Black, 1%-ton farm
wagon, will trade tor heavier
wagon, Horses and milk cows for
sale. Otto Henricson.Rd. 2, phono
6O2-F21.
•
»7
Al 7-MONTHS OW registered Jersey
bull from h«»avy producing slock
for sale or trade for horse or
other cattle. Young calves also
wanted. Hee T. T. Rosa, New
Hope, Ore., or phone 601-F-33. 01
77
ACRES Opposite Homewood
Farm, 6 miles south of Grants
Pass, 25 acres cleared, good gar­
den In. plenty of fruit, furnisheil
5-room house with summer porch,
for sale at a sacrifice. Terms to
suit. Address J. C. Morgan, Rd
4, Granta Paas.
STRAYED
STRAYED Oil
STOLEN — One
bright sorrel horse, white dot in
forehead, one white foot, fore top
cut off. had shoos all around and a
leather halter on when left,
known as the Dr. Billick horse. I
will pay suitable reward to any
one to bring him to me. The first
house on City Market slaughter
house road
Mrs. Ettie Vanbleri-
oom. Grants Paas, Ore.
99
IlKAYAGE AND TRANSFER
THE WORLD MOVES; so do we.
Bunch Transfer Co. Offico phone
349; res. phones 265-R, 316-L.
F. G ISHAM,"drayage, transfer; pi­
anos, safes, furniture, moved, ship­
ped. packed, store«!. Phono 124.Y
"SU RSKItY STOCK
NURSERY—Everything in up to
date nursery stock, also directions
for planting and soil culture. Call
FOR RENT
on F. E. Jordan, North 10th street.
roll RENT SmallX’ottage, June 1st
Granta Paas, Oregon.
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Inquire at Peerless Clothing store.
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M<olNTANT
5-ROOM HOUSE now being cleaned, Al BITING - Systematizing See mo
will be ready In 2 days«
Men
about dally or monthly audit ser­
working In It at present. (10.50
vice. Ivan Livingston. Incorporat­
per month. 727 North Fifth St.
ed Accountant. Phone 3X9. Ad­
dress. Grants Pass, Ore.
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Wm. lioog. ________ ,
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FX»R
RENT Five-room
modern
PIANO INSTRUCTION
house, completely furnished, close
In. Mrs. George Tetherow, 710 .1 HRS. JAMES M. POWERS, Instruc­
tor on piano; studio over Rant''»’
St., phone 397-.I
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Jewelry.
Phone 265-J.
HX >R LEASE OR RENT Partly fur
MRS. CLARA TUTTl.E FENTON
nlshed cottage, strawberries and
teacher ot piano and harmony.
large garden. Would consider sale
Tuesday p. m. Studio Over Smith's
of furniture
t>16 Dlmlck St.
Racket Store.
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FURNISHED LIGHT housekeeping
VETERINARY
SURGEON
rooms for rent. Reasonable. Call
at 822 J atr—L
100 DRr R. J. BESTUL, Veterinarian.
Residence 838 Washington boule­
llOI-HE WITH FURNITURE With
vard. phone 398-R.
gswtan, 212 West O at.
97
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BUILDING t ON I KAITORÄ
JOSEPHINE HOTEL
CAFE
Come, try our rvady-to-errve,
a la cart lunch, 12 to 1:80
We will nerve a very
fine 7Sc table-tle-hotc
«llnaer — Time 6:80
to H p. in.
HAItPICIt A SON Building contrac­
tors. Shop work, furniture crating
Shop 510 H St. ilea, phone 142.
A. J. GREEN General contractor.
Hpetlsl Sun<lay l*liin«-r *1.00
Ealluiatee and plans made. Noth-
Ing too small i.r too lai go. Bhop
211 Sixth St. J’houe 37.-L. 92tf
Contracto!, NOTICE OF SAIA-: OF IRIll-
J.
NALA8KOWHKI
GATION DISTRICT BONDS
Builder and Jobber Phon« 246-11
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
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sealed proposals will be received un­
It KA I, EHTATE
til the 24th day ot June, A. D. 1921.
E. T. M c K instry , 6U3 G St., phone at the hour of 2 o’clock In the after­
355-il, real «»late. Bust ot soils tor noon tor the purchase of Fifteen
Thousand Dollars worth ot bonds of
fruit, hay or general farming.
the Enterprise Irrigation District ot
l«H IllGGLN.s General real e tali Klamath County, Oregon. Said bonds
Office 111 South Sixth, Phone 69. are to draw intereel at the rate ot 6
per cent per annum payable semi-an­
I’llYHIt IAN AND HI lU.I.oN
I.. O. CLEMENT, M D. Practice nually upon the 1st day of July and
limited to diseases ot eye, ear.no»» the 1st day ot January of each year
and throat. Phone 62, Res. 239-J. until the maturity of said bonds.
Said proposals will be received by
.4 LOUGHRIDGE, M. D Physician
the Board ot Directors of said Irri­
and surgeon. City or country calle gation District, and should be direct­
attended day or night
Phones, ed to the Secretary of the Enterprise
Res 369. Office. 182; «th sud H irrigation District care of Fred D.
E J. BILLICK, M. D. Physician, sur­ Fletcher, Itoomls Building, Klamath
geon. Scballborn Blk. Phon« 54-J; Falls, Oregon.
r«»s *1004 lsiwnrldge. phone 54-L.
The Board ot Directors reserve the
W F HI TH Ell FORD Mane.G the right to reject any or all blds
The Camel idea wasn’t born then. It was the
G. J. HILLYARD,
raputlcs. Office oxer llnrne»' jew­ fered.
exclusive
expert Camel blend that revolutionized
Secretary
of
the
Board
of
Directors
elry. Hours 9:80-12; 1:30-4.
of
Enterprise
Irrigation
District.
Ill
cigarette
smoking.
RALPH W. 8-1 KAHNS, M. D Phy-
slcian and surgeon, X-Ray equip- TO TIIE TAX PAYERS ANI» IXEC-
That Camel blend of choice Turkish and Domestic
tnent. (Jffice in Masonic Temple
lolls <»1 s< HOOL DISTRICT
Bldg . phone 21-L
Nt MBEIt SEVEN.
tobaccos hits just the right spot It gives Camels such
W T. TOMPKINS, D S T Nervous
mellow mildness and fragrance!
At
It's
last
s«»ssion
the
Oregon
and chronic diseases. Office, Claus
legislature changed existing laws
Schmidt Bldg. Phone 304-R.
relative to schools and education in a
The first time I smoked Camels I knew they were
number of particulars
DENTISTS
Among the items of particular In­
made for me. I knew they were the smoothest, finest
K. C. MACY. D M. D.
Flrst-eli.
terest is the new law relative to the
cigarette in the world, at any price.
manner of nominating candidates for
dentistry mili 8 6tb St
directors, the new law reads as fol­
lows:
Nobody can tell me anything different.
THE CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
The name of any qualified elector
shall be placed on the ballot as a can­
<X»AST RAILROAD COMPANY’
didate for the office of school direc­
Thue Card
t. do « une
tor upon filing with the clerk of the
BLEND
Effective Nor. 24, 1919.
school
at least seven days
Trains will run Mondays, Wednes- prior to district,
the date of the election, of
days an«! Fridays
certificate of nomination.. signed by |
I»eave Grants I’ass.
1
P.M not less than 3 per cent of the num-
Arrive Waters Creek......... 2
P.M b«*r, and in no case by less than ten
Leave Waters Creek......... 2:30 P.M I»ersons, of the qualified electors vot­
Arrive Grants I’ass........... 4
PM. ing for the office of school director
For information regarding freight at the last annual school election;
and passenger nites call at the office provided, however, tht there shall be
of the company, Lundberg building, filml with the cfcrk an acceptance of
or telephone 131
nomination by the nominee at least the date of such election, otherwise
five days prfor to the' date of such such nomination shall be void.
»•lection, otherwise such nomination
<Wher words the said certificate
shall be void.
It will thus be seen that any candi- nomination must be filed by the clerk
I date desiring to be nominated to a on or before the 13th day of June,
New and I mx I Goods
place on the board of directors of and the acceptance ot the nomination
HEE ME
school district Number Seven must on or before the 15th day of June, in
file with the clerk of said (Rstrict order that said nomination may be
seven days prior to the date of the valid.
election, which is the 20th day of
This explanation and notice is
401 <. KTBEET
June, a certificate of nomination given in order that all the electors
signed by not less than ten persons, of the district may have ample time
qualified electors of the district, and in which to be represented at
the person so nominated must file said election.
with the said clerk an acceptance of
BDWARD S VAN DYKE.
nomination at least five days prior to
Clerk of school district Number 7,
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Those iutenssted in Canada's
farm and industrial opportun­
CUTTING AND FITTING
ities are cordially invited to
That shows in th«' fini-h«'«l re­
come and secure first hand in-
sult a job liest described as
formation on June 8th at
Hotel Josephine. Mr. W. F.
’•tailored-to-order.’’
I
he
Anderson will tell you
Style« that combine service­
tacts about Canada,
ability with looks, facility in
aro wel-
quick putting up of the top and
and will
*
pot put yourself
easy handling togethgr with
under obligation by hearing
l»e»t durahl«' materials amt reas­
this talk.
onable pric«'«.
'
Cdnddidn Ndt'l Rdilwdys
Get our estimate.
Imhistriikl and Itosourv«".
Itept.
I»ewitt Fo«t«'r, Supt.
Marquette llidg.
till «ago, III.
W. F. Anderson, Agt.
IM»2 S«H«»n«l Ave.
Grants Pass and Roseburg Stage
_______ Seattle, Wash,
Camel
BUYS FOR CASH
E. W. CHILES
Fads About Canada
FRFE«»°
___________ W -*-*•- ----- T~
Hotel Sutter
. BAN FRANCIS!*»
Not Merely a Hotel, but an
Institution Foundixl on These
Principles
POPULAR p|tICKS
SERVICE
COURTESY
George Warren l!oo|>er, Mgr.
SKILLED
SERVICE
REPAIRING
• CI NEW .
G. B. BERRY
DAILY’ AND SUNDAY
Listvc Grants Pass 1:00 p. m-
Ixvave ltosi-burg 1 p. tn.
LEAVE
GRANTS PASS
tirants Pass-
Stage
10:00 a. n>-
1:OO p. in.
DAILY ANI» SUNDAY
4:00 p. ni.
PHONE 8.N OR 100
0: IN p. m.
We connect with stages for Ashland nn<l
LEAVE
MEDFORD
S.tMt
11:00
1 :OO
4:80
a.
a.
p.
p.
m.
m.
m.
m.
McINTYRE for Implements
of All Kinds
Health
Life
Yccltlent
hHnbility
RELIANCE LIFE
INSURANCE CO.
OF PITTSBURG
THEO. P. CRAMER. Jr.
General Ag««nt
204 H X. Oth St.
107-11
Mowers, Rakes, Binders
CLETRAC TRACTORS
Planet Jr. and Standard Garden Tools
402 4 South Sixth
Grants Pass, Ore.
Wells drilled, not ju.it begun.
Every plm-e under the sun.
Lasting as th«' earth itself.
Large bodies <»f water located.
Driven well» are old fashion«'«!,
Stauch
lyates arc n-asonaihle.
NNW TOIkAY—Oil atoves, a 4-hurn-!
era, 2 IMturneru, glais <lo«»r cupboard,
dining tabi«» nearly new, library table. '
New ihllHiient of tenta ami wagon i
'dioet.a. Drop h<-a«l sewing machine.
Single harm's». Phone 71. T. C.
Booth.
Find Pleasure In Oclng Good
Gfcat minds, like heaven. . are
pleased In doing good, though the un­
grateful subjects of their tuvors ire
barren in return.—Rosa
MOTHER’S DREAM
PLENTY OF Cl.RAN < IXITHES FOR THE WHOIJ-: FAMILY
All through th«» y«wrs she has dreamed of the «lay*which would
bring an abundance of cltws cloth«'« for everyone in the family.
Th«< answer to Mother’» Dream is a Thor Washer—the experience
of thoiisaml» of American w«»men |>rov«»> what you may expect from
th«' Thor Washer in your own home. Call and we will b«' glad to
show you In dt'tail and explain the «onvenlent terms on which yon
can buy a Thor Washer.
GRANTS PASS ELECTRIC COMPANY
Phon«« :ww»-R
Next to Water Office
Improtei» your property.
GRANTS PASS, ORE
u- u|> ««lien in town.
311 I STREET
at the water «fe have found.
Ins|ss i our machine.
^I«»ne better around.
Gel us now, don’t hewltate.
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