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GRANT* PAÄ4 DAILY OO t ill EK MKtNDAY, JINK ill. IMI. PAGE THREB UK A I. MUTATE DOYLE’S Successor to E. Firth & Company K T. M c K instry , eoa u st., phone 888-R, real estate. Rest of soils for fruit, hay or geuerai farming. At this »latioa »er« ice of the <>ne kind only—THE ll^sT —on yonr <ar« Meet rival <«|Ui|>ni<-nt. WIREING, LK1IITM, IGNITION and BATTERY trouble» quickly located and retnedicvl, at least labor and material conta. ROY HIOOINS- General real estate Office 111 South Sixth, Phone 69. AITORNliYH . Pretty Neckwear in Organdie», Lawns, Nets and Laces Collars, Vestees and Sets H. D. NORTON. Atioruey-at-iaw Practices In all State and Federal Courts First National Bank Bldg O. W OOLVIO, Utorney-at-law. Granta Paas Hanking Co. Bldg. y E. S. VAN DYKE, Attorney. Pra tlcoa In all courts. First National Bank Building ADAMS’ O 8. BLANCH A RO, Attorney-at-law. Golden Rulo Bldg Phone 270 C. A. S'rM,ER. Attoraey-at-law. Ma- enete i »mule, Granta Pass. Ore. Classified Advertising Ft»H HAI JI , » MISCELI. 4 NKOIN WOOD FOR SALE Fir 82.25. pins' REPAIR SHOP—Plumbing, Pipe S3, on ground, 4 miles west on up- work, steam fitting, holler and por river road, Puata and building ; pump work and Installing. 505 poles. Hlvely A llrlcksll. General ! South 6th street. Phone 306. 0. •Itti Doll very 51U A. Bryan. QBO. H. DURHAM, Attorney-at-law referee In bankruptcy, Masonic ♦ Temple. Phone 135-J. JAMES T CHINNOCK Lawyer First National Bank Building A. C. HOUGH lawyer, Tuffs Bldg Practice In all courta. V. A. C. AHLF, lawyer, practice In etale and federal courta Office over National Drug 8tore. FOR SALE--Quiet running White HANKERS LIFE COMPANY Des NOTICE OF »AI.E OF IRRI Moines, lows Myrou C. Gaston. I GATION IMSTIIKT BONDS sawing machine, good order, but) District Agent. old model, fl2, call at 2U8 A St. 87tf CANDYMAKING bualnees. Start at' NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that home Everything furnished Men I sealed proposals will be received un Foil BALE >7.50 fur cord of dry til the 24th day of June, A. D. 1921, and women |30 weekly Bon-Bon slab wood cut In Hindi le ngths, I at the hour of 2 o'clock in the after Co., Philadelphia. Pa 108 314 North Third St. C. W. loon- noon tor the purchase of Fifteen brocht. 92lf NOTICE The Granta Paaa Agency Thousand Dollars worth of bonds of of Singer Sewing Machine Co. ha» the Enterprise Irrigation District of FOR BAIJC—-First Claes baled wheal mov«sl to E. G. Holman's furniture Klamath County, Oregon Said bonds bay, 12300 per ton. Second cut store, at 605 G street. Phone 50. are to draw interest at the rate of 6 ting alfalfa hay, 830.00 per ton. Our new 1921 "Singers" now on per cent per annum payable semi-an Rolled Barley, *3*.00 per ton the floor See them. Your terms nually upon the 1st day of July and Central Point Feed Store, Jesse L. are ours. Ask about noodles, oil. the 1st day of January, of each year Richardson. Phono 41. 106 etc. J. W Scott, sales manager until the maturity of said bonds. 87tf Josephine county Al BAl^X» HAY 318.50 pvr tun. Said proposals will be received by Peerless Ranch, Murphy. Ore. J. OARNER-GAYETTY IRON WORKS the Board of Directors of said Irri E. Daniils 94tf — General foundry and machine gation District, and should be direct work, mine and mill machinery, ed to the Secretary of the Enterprise FOR 8A1J0- -On account of bereave chilled saw carriage wheels, live Irrigation District care of Fred D. ment will sacrifice my pretty, rolls, pipe fittings. Grants Pass, Fletcher. I»oomls Building, Klamath highly improved place just outside Oregon. 91tf Fails, Oregon. city Inuits, 10 acres finest soil In The Board of Directors reserve the alfalfa and clover, irrigation, heav HEMSTITCHING—Also plain sewing ily bearing orchard, modern bun and children's clothes Mrs. right to reject any or all bids of- galow, electric lights, dairy barn, G. J. HILLYARD, Gotcber, 801 H St. 18 fered woodshed, apple, chicken and hog Secrotary of the Board of Directors MINT houses, etc. R. K. Roos. 93tf of Enterprise Irrigation District. 111 Al 7-MONTHS OLD registered Jersey lAMTr -Heavy blue auto robe, be bull from heavy producing stock tween Morlin hill and Granta Pass, Sea Appropriately Named. The name by which the Hebrews for sale or trade for horse or Sunday night. Finder please leave othor cattle. Young calves also at Courier office. 02 knew liie Kid sen- (he Yan Supb. or sea of Weeds of sedge—would appear Wauled. See T. T. Rosa. New DRAYAGE ANI» TRANSFER lo give lltttle Indication of the reason Hope, Ore , or phone 601-F-33. 01 for the title which lias been applied THE WORLD MOVES; ao do we. 77 ACRES—Opposite Homewood I to this body of water in Inter years. Bunch Transfer Co. Office phone Farm, 6 miles south of Grants But. as a matter of fact, two terms 349; res. phones 265-R, 316-L. have a common origin. Unlike the Pass. 23 acres cleared, good gar den in, plenty of fruit, furnished F. G ISHAM, drayage. transfer; pi "Beautiful Blue Danube,” which Is anos. safes, furniture, moved, ship really a dirty yellowish brown, the 5-room bouse with summer porch, ped. parked, stored Phono I24.Y. | Red sen la really red—the color being for sale at a sacrifice. Terms to — I due to the prevalence of a minute suit. Address J. C. .Morgan, Rd. NI RNKRY STOCK bright red plant, n kind of seaweed. 4, Granta Paas. 96tf This plant Is said to be so small that NURSERY—Everything In up to 25.tMMl.Ohn can live and thrive within 8IIXJ FOR SAI JC. good as new. Write date nursery stock, also directions a single cubic Inch of water. There or see Mrs. O. B. Steward, Murphy. for planting and soil culture. Call fore. Instead of being mottled with Ore. 02 on F. E. Jordan. North 10th street. red, the sea appears In many case.« 90 ACRES- 40 acres bottom under Grants Pass, Oregon. 43tt to he of a scarlet shade. A red dye. paid up water right for sale. which tradition says was used hun PIANO INNTBUCTION 36000 Address No. 202. care of dreds of years ago. is made from this Courier. S»tf MRS. JAMES M POWERS. Instruc weed. but. In the places where It Is tor on piano; studio over Barn"»' not found the waters of the R« m ! sea WILL SELL 230 acres In See 32. Jo are as blue or green as those of any jewelry. Phone 265-J. sephine county, for $3000, Mt cash other body of water.—Youth's Corn- and balance 6 per cent. Write H. MRS. CLARA TITT1.E FENTON panion. H. Pago, 628 N. 10th St , Sioux teacher of piano and harmony. Falls. 8. D., for particulars. 05 Tuesday p m. Studio over Smith's Taking Stock of Oneself. Racket Store. SGtf The head Is the big factor In the MOR BAIJC—Seven bamtam chick measuring up of business. Many n ens. Cal) at 615 J street. 02 I ETERINARY HI ItGKON fellow bus learned a routine that puts FOR SALB—Man*« bicycle in good DR. R. J. BESTUL. Veterinarian. him In n class by himself when It condition. Phono 149-J. 02 Hosldem-e 838 Washington boule comes to doing things. But to meas ure up In the fullest sense one must vard, phone 39H-R. FOR RENT not only meet routine but forge ahead TAX. and do that which Is new. Here Is FOR RENT Small cottage. June 1st Inqulro al Peerless Clothing store. At »ONER TAX1 —Phone 262-R for whore the bend comes In. It helps a fellow manage himself and put his 84tf Jitney Luke dr Cutler. Calls an- best Into the Job. When he can do swered snywhere, anytime. 86tf this he can manage others and' get FOR LEASE OR RENT—Partly fur- nlshed cottage, strawberries and PHONE 160 The Bonbonniere for them doing better than they have ever large garden Would consider sale Taxi. 7»tf done before. This self-mastery Is the best asset In directing affairs that of furniture. 616 Dlmlck St . Ill II.DING CONTRACTORS require several hands. Instinctively FURNISHED ROOMS reasonable- they learn to respect the leader who 214 North Third St. 03 HARPER A SON Building contrac mannges himself and they find It to tors. Shop work, furniture crating. their Interest to stand by him. The PIANOS TO RENT Have a limited Shop 510 H 9t. Res. phone 142. head Is the big thing In making team number of fine pianos for rent. Ap A j. (/llEEN—General contractor. work effective. ply early at The Music & Photo Estimates and plans made Noth- House. 23 Ing too small or too large. Shop Pursuit of Wisdom. TYPEWRITERS TO RENT—Always “ Did you follow tny argument?" In 211 Sixth St. Phone 33-J. 92tf on hand. Visible Remington type quired the youthful debater. writers. The Music & Photo House. J. NALASKOWSKI — Contractor. “Oh, yea," replied Senator Sorghum. 23 Builder and Jobber. Phone 248-R. "I followed it a good deal the same . «Iff as my dog out home follows a rabbit. FOR RENT—House with necessary He never catches up with It, but be articles furnished. Price Is reas PHYSICIAN ANI» Hl HURON enjoys the sport.' onable. Inquire of Mrs. Geo. Teth erow or phone 397-J. 99tf L. O. CLEMENT. M. D., Practice limited to diseases of eje, ear.uoae A Prompt Denial. * WANTED and throat. Phone «2; Res. 239-J. t Pvp- I livai<l something about yon WANTED—The people to know we LOUGHRIDGK, V. K i'by.ictu:. t ta lay. never mille buy chickens at Burkhalter's feed »nd surgeoti City or country calls store. Heavy hens 21c. We pay Attended day or night Phonos did such cash, bring them In. Light hens Ros 3«9: Office. 18 2; tith and II. market price. We come and K. J. BILLICK, M. I). Phyaictan, sur butcher hogs nnd pay 11c lb. for geon, Schalthoru Blk. Photie 54 J: blocks. Phone 286-R or 363. 104 res. 1004 laiwnrldge. phono 54 L. M COI NTA.NT « F RUTHERFORD-Manual th. rapntlcs. Office over Barnes* Jew AUDITING Systematizing. See me Effective Nor. 24, 1919 elry Hour» :»:3O-12; 1:30-4 Trains will run Mondays, Wednes- about dally or monthly audit ser days and Fridays vice Ivan Livingston, Incorporat i. .i.oii tv.' krwARNs, m . n FTT P.M slclan an.l surgeon, X«Ray equip Leave Granta Pass. ............ I ed Accountant Phone 389. Ad P.M ment Office In Masonic Temple Arrive Waters Creek..........2 dress. Grants Pass. Ore. "Otf l«ave Waters Creek......... 3:30 PM Holg., phone 21-L." Arrive Grants Tass............ 4 P.M dkxtih ru For Information regarding freight W. T. TOMPKIN8, D 8. T Nervous nnd chronic diseases. Office, Claus and passenger rates call at the office E. C. MACY 11 M f> FI: of the company, Lnndhurg building, Schmidt Bldg Phone 304-R. dentistry I 09’k 9 «th St or telephone 131 I ELECTRIC AND BATTERY UNION GASOLINE SHOP — ♦ SELMA I Everybody In thio vicinity 1« busy mowing hay. Frank York. .Mrs Wheeler and Mrs. Mansfield made a trip down the Illinois river Monday for straw- berries. * Mr. and Mrs. Hanseth left for Crescent City Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Morrlon and two sons were visiting at the home of Mrs. Morrisons' father, Mr. Krauss Sunday. Mr. hnd Mrs. Black from Rich- mond. Cal., are visiting Mrs. Black's father, Kert Hudson. Mr. and Mrs Ebb Hogue and Mrs. Mansfield made a business trip to Grants Pass Wednesday. John Ereazelle, who has been: working at Crescent City for the past two months returned home Saturday., He reported it rained almost con- tlnuous during his stay. John Herman and daughters. Kate and Alice, made a business trip to Grants Pass Wednesday. Mrs. Welters, of Waters Creek? spent Thursday with her sister. Mrs. Hinkle. Utile Allie Cooper Is visiting his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Bigger staff. Mr. and Mrs. Burch are moving in to Mr. Hammer's house for the sum mer. Mr. Burch will later leave for the Illinois valley to prospect. Jack Shade spent Monday in our burg on business. looter Parker spent Wednesday In Grants Pass. .Mr. Parker 1» a prom inent electrician. Archbald Hanseth left Monday for Crescent City where he will spend a short time on the beach. .Mrs. Frost spent Wednesday with Mrs. Sargent. The work on the new bridge over Deer creek Is progressing nicely. Kurt Hudson and son, Roy, spent Sunday in Selma Joe Schmitt, of Gazelle, and Mr. Skhell and Mr. Harrington were vis-1 iting .Mr. and Mrs. Ebb Hogue Sun-1 day. Mr. and Mrs. Bagley and family were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Schmitt Tuesday. Ruben Tucker and son, Willie. spent Wednesday and Thursday in Grants Pass. Elsie Herman and Mrs. Frost and sons, called on Mrs. Knighten last week. Dick Every is helping Ebb Hogue haul hay this week. Antone Spinas and four sons spent Sunday in Grants Pass. Several of the young people our vicinity attended the dance at Si>ence hall Saturday. They all re ported a favorable time. Mrs. Minnie Spinas took dinner with .Mrs. Christina Herman Sunday. Louie Krauss, who has been work ing at Crescent City for the past few months has returned home to help with the haying. Mrs. Ollie Clark and Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Clark made a business trip to Grants Pass Thursday. Mrs. Clarence Messenger, who has been very ill is now in Ashland re celvlng treatments. She is much im- proved at this writing. Mr. and Mrs. Carey and Fred Breazelle took dinner with Mr. and .Mrs. Wheeler Wednesday. Mrs. Hastings, Mrs. Black and Mrs. Tompkins spent Monday in Grants Pass. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Hogue were | visiting Mr«. Rert Hogtie Thursday. Marion Crooks is now the owner of a new five passenger Maxwell. Mrs. Garbee called on Mrs. Bert Hogue Tuesday. \ surprise party was given at the home of Mrs. A. V. Schmitt last Tuesday in honor of her birthday. The afternoon was spent with music and conversation, A dainty lunch of strawberries, cake and send- wichee was served to the following guests. Mesdames Hogue. Mansfield. Hinkle, Bagley, Herman. Craig, Spinas, Parker. Wheeler. Brown and Schmitt and Misses Edna Goode. I.u- cite Hogue. Kate Herman. Ethel and Irene Bagley, Norma Manafield. Lorena Wheeler, Evelyn Frost and Clement Hogue. A number of pres ents were received. Everyone spent a very pleasant afternoon. McINTYRE for Implements of All Kinds Mowers,Rakes, Binders CLETRAC TRACTORS Planet Jr. and Standard Garden Tools 402 4 South Sixth Grants Pass, Ore. MOTHER’S DREAM PLENTY OF CUUN CLOTHES FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY 411 through the year» she ha» dreamed of the day which would bring an abundance of clean clothes for everyone in the family. The answer to Mother's Dream is a Thor Washer—the experience of thousand.« of American w<*men prove» what yon may expect from the Thor Washer in your own home. Cail and we will be glad to »how you in detail and explain the convenient terms on which you can buy a Thor Wa*her. GRANTS PASS ELECTRIC COMPANY Next to Water Office l*hone 33O-R a UTO I CUTTING AND FITTING That shows in the finished re sult a job best described as ••tailored-to-order." Styles that combine service ability with looks, facility in quick putting up of the top and easy handling together with best durable materials and reas onable prices. Get our estimate. TOR ,irt1 Í SKILLED SERVICE REPAIRING • OR NEW . G. B. BERRY FORD ONE TON TRUCK. CHEVY, GOOD REPAIR. REX) SEVEN PASSENGER. MAXWELL AT A BARGAIN. FORI» DELIVERY JUST OVERHAl LED. WE BUY, SELL AND TRADE. C L HOBART COMPANY OUR CORNICE WORK can be seen on many of the finest buildings in town and it will con tinue to be for years. For we use the very best and heaviest sheet metals in our cornice work, the kind that needs no renewing for years to come. We shall be glad to give you figures for a new cornice or for re pairing your old one. W. R. BANNIE 417 G ST" «"ET Grants Pass and Roseburg Stage DAILY AND SUNDAY leave Grants Pass 1:00 p. m- Leave Roseburg 1 p. m. LEAVE Grants Pass- Stage DAILY AND SUNDAY PHONE 85 OR IOO GR.ANT9 PASS 10:00 1:00 4:00 8:13 a. p. p. p. ni ni. ni. Dl. LEAVE MEIDf OF 8:00 a. ni. 11:00 a. m. 1:00 P- in. 4:30 P- m, We nmnh't with «tage« for Ashland and lacksonville f Think of a five-passenger, quality automobile, completely equipped and having a powerful valve-in-head motor, for $809 Grants Pass CHEVROLET Model "Four-Ninety” at the new price in the greatest value of this or any other year. automobile W. S, Maxwell & Co PHONE 520
