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M ATURDA Y, AKilMI IH, IMI.
DOYLE’S
Bucsessor lo K ' Flrth
New Fall Draperies
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i'retoños, «IlkoUne, Hcrlius In Plain ami Printed,
Nets— While and Creams.
V beautiful assortment of the famous
Curtain
Colonial Make
I’KTOIUAL REVIEW PATTERN« NOW IN STOCK
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Classified Advertising
E. J. Bl GLICK, M. D. Physician, sur­
MIHCKLLANKDl M
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geon, Schallhorn Blk. Phons 54-J;
REPAIR «HOP Steam fitting, pipe
roe. 1004 l^wworidgo, phone C4-L.
work plumbing, holler and pump
work, installing. 505 South 6th St. W F RUTHERFORD—Manual tbe-
raputlcs. Office over Barnes’ jew­
Phone 306. G. A. Bryan.
elry. Res 259-R; office 317-R.
HANKERS LIFE COMPANY—Deo
Molnee, Iowa. Myron C. Gaston. RALPH W. STEARNS. M. D. Phy-
alelan and surgeon, X-Ray equlp-
District Agent.
meut. Offlce in Masonic Temple
CARNEflKJAYETTY IRON WORKS
Bldg., phone 21-L.
—General foundary and machine
W T. TOMPKINS, D. 8 T. Nervous1
work, mine, mill machinery, chilled
and chronic diseases. Office. Claus |
saw carriage wheels, live rolls,
Schmfdt Bldg. Phone 304-R.
pipe fittings. Grants Paas. Oregon
ATTOKmCYH
SEE TUB "SINGER DE LUXE" and
D. NORTON, Attorney-at-law
other styles of "Singer" machines H
Practices In all State and Federal
at Holman’s
Furniture Store
Courts. First National Bank Bldg
Headquarters for sewing machine
G~ W. COLVIO,
Al'.orney-^t-law.
repairs, needles, oils etc.
Grants
Pass
Banking
Co. Bldg.
LOHT
E 8 VAN DYKE. Attorney Practices
1A>8T White Spits dog. female, 6
In all courte. First National Bank
months old. Finder please notify
Building.
Roy Higgins, Grants Paas.
Re­
O. B. BLANCHARD, Attorney-at-law.
ward.
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Golden Rulo Bldg.
Phono 270. j
FOUND
Owner
A FARM bought tor *8000 cash for F0U.ND-r-8um of money.
can have it on
identification.
sale
for
*6000.
Terms.
If
Inter
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WOOD FOR SALE Fir *2 00. pine
423 B street.
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ested call at 719 D St.
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»1.76. on ground. 4 miles west on
upper river road. Poets and build­ FOR HALE 3 beautiful awitchee
FOB EXCHANGE
ing poles, lively * Bricked, Gen­
and 3 puffs of brunette hair. Ad­
eral Delivery
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dress No. 2*0 care Courier,
5* WILL TRADE 40 acres with water
right for late model Ford and 1400
FOR 8AJJ0 *7 50 tor cord of ary FOR BAIJS-- l^arge family cow, giv­
Terms on the *400. Call or write
slab wood out In 1 finch le ngths.
ing two gallons now, on dry feed.
C24 West G St.
2<tf
664 North Third St
C. W Lam­
When frosh. 4 Mi gallons. Will take
brecht. Phone Sll-J.
9311
good work horse In exchange, lout EXCHANGE for house In town, north
side preferred, a l&W-acre fruit
bouse on East L St. New barn. 54
• 6 ACRJD8- 40 aerea bottom under
farm just outside city limits. Par­
paid up waler right
for sale, FOR BALE—Early Crawford can­
tially under ditch.
Good crop
*6000. Address No. 103, ears of
ning peaches at the ranch, also'
peaches and apples. 300 West C
Courier.
**tt
green string beans.
Bring your
street
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boxes, don’t delay too long as the
166 ACRES. 50 A. In cultivation,
canning supply Is limited. J. H.
DENTI« HI
ditches and valuable water rights;
Robinson, near Wlldervlllo.
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<5 A. alfalfa. 10 A. wheat. 5 A.
E. C MACY. D. M. D
First-class
barley; tine garden, plenty of HALF PRICE- For quick sale will
dentistry. 10»H S. 6th 8t.
fruit, I to 5 hundred thousand ft. |
dispose of six-room cottage and
DRHHSMAKING
saw pine, frame house, 1 barns.
three largo lota garden land In su­
14 mile to school. 4 miles to P. O.,
burbs al one-half cost -1800. Un­ LAD I EH TAII j ORJNG and dresemak-
Ing; tailored corsets a specialty.
>4 miles from Granta Paas; good*
location—
Incumbered -pleasant
Precilla Wilcox. Layton Hotel. CC
outrange. For sale at *60 per
shade trees—fine well*, Terms on
acre, crop Included. Address No.!
hslf to rellsble party. See il H SEWING of all kinds done at reason­
*05 care Courier.
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24tfF8
Allyn.
able prices. Call on Mrs. J. L.
FOR KALK
C. A. OLER, Attorney-at-law. Ma-
soele I-in."ilo. Grants Paso. Ore.
GEO. H. DURHAM. Atlort>ey-at-la«
referee In bankruptcy, Masonic.
Temple. Phone 115-J.
JAMES T. CHINNOCK?
Lawyer i
Bids will be received until the
evening of September 20, 1921, for
the delivery of 15 tiers of 16-inch
black oak chunk wood and 15 tiers
of 16-lncb fir chunk wood, delieverd
and piled for meaaurement In wood­
house at school house. District No.
26, 2*4 miles from Grants Pass on
Crescent City road. Final delivery
to be made by October 1. The right
Is reserved to reject any or all bids.
Mail bids to Robert C. Shipman.
56 Clerk, Box 90, care Murphy stage,
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Grants Pass. Ore.
GAS RANGE with trash burner and FOR SAUS- One pack burro and
Daws, 511 A street.
heater, nearly now, for sale. Coot
outfit, complete, See A. J. Pow­
DRAYAGE AND TRANSFER
over *100, sell for *50. Phone'
ers at C. L. Hobart's.
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149-J.
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THE WXMtW MOVES; so do we.
FOR RKNT
Bunch Transfer Co. Office phone
BARGAIN In a late model, doiled-up
34*; res phones 171-R, 31C-L.
Ford louring car, self starter, new FOR RENT—Alfalfa.
Grain and
rubber all around and spare. Haes­
Stock ranches with and without F. Q. ISHAM, drayage, transfer: pi­
ler shock absorber»
Can be seen
Irrigation, or will sell at bargain
anos. »afee, furniture, moved, ship­
at Collins garage
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prices
on long time eaey payments.
„_ I Ranches
ped. peeked, stored. Phono 114.Y.
m Jackson and Josephine
42 H ACRES, two residences, about
county.
Ono
ranch
under
ditch
REAL ESTATE
six mllee from Granta Paae. Oil
3 miles from Greats Paas, on river.
paintings. Incubators, etc. Call on
Gold Ray Realty Co., Owners. E. T. McKlN8TRY, COS G St., phone
or address Cora II. Findlay. Route
355-R, real estate. Best of soils for
4, Box 61, Grants Paas, Ore.
57 I
Medford, Ore.«
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fruit, hay or general farming.
TWO GOOD BARGAINS—On* used LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING room furs
alshed for two. Phone 397-J or ROY HIGGINS—General real eatate.
Oakland Six. one new Oakland Six
Office 111 South Sixth, Phone CO.
call at small bouse, 710 J St. 42tf
sedan Valley Hardware Co. 45tf
OWN YOUR OWN STORE building APARTMENTS TO RENT at 411 H
sad save rent. Will sell at a har-
G street. W. M Wyrick.
50tf
by Bert
gain, store occupied
WANTED
Barnes adjoining First National
Bank. Valley Hardware Co. 45tf WANTED TO RENT—A largo Irri­
gated ranch suitable for a dairy
LEASE on stock rqnch, i*i miles
ranch
Herbert Whitsett and
from Glendale for sale, long
Daniel Harding, Granta Paas, Rd.
time; team, farm tools, ete. 32
4. Bos 71.
33tt
head of cattle Included In lease.,
Inquire A. J. Osteen, 105 Foun-!
WANTED Fresno teamsters. *3.75
dry St.
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per day. Laborers *3.50 per day
FOR SALE—One Clarks Jewell 3-
Grade foreman, *5.00 per day
btirner oil stove with oven. New
Board charged at *1.25 per day.
wicks. Good an new. *17.50. D.
Painter and MoBrlde, Crescent
J. Manuel A Co., 304 So. Sixth St
City. Cal. State highway under
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construction.
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FOR BALE—Furnished apartment WANTED -200 hop pickers. Plck-
house, always full, newly papered.)
Apply I
Ing begins August 27th.
»2500 cash Call 823 J St Terms
Christie A Son. R. F. D. 2. phone J
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606-F-13.
Ml
FOR SALE OR TRADE -One pure­ WAITRESS WANTED, experience
bred Duroc-Jersey sow.
C. A.!
nbt necessary, short hours. Rex
Pruitt, Merlin, Ore.
Ml
Cafe.
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COW FOR SALE Good young cow, WANTED A buyer for mining pro­
4 years old, gives 3 Mi galons of!
perty, plenty of milling ore and a
milk per day, prlto *60. A. A. I
road to it. Address No. 231 care
Mathes. 511 West Rogue River '
of Courier.
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56
Ave
Phono 316-L.
WANTED Experienced waitress at
FOR SALE -Cosy modern home, 1
the Mocha.
Mtf
acre ground, fruit, berries, fine
EXPERIENCED
pear
packers
want
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garden Call at 1119 East A St. 76
ed. Apply Oregon Growers Pack­
FOR SA J.E CHEAP Fine sinking
ing Corporation Warehouse, Grants
canaries and young canarle* of
Pass.
55
same stock. Address Robert Ship­
A<<<HNTANT
man, Box 90, care Murphy stage.!
Granta Pass.
57 ■ AUDITING Systematising. Daily or
EVERGREEN blackbbrries F^- [
monthly audit service. Ivan Liv­
ingston, Incorporated Accountant.
Any amount of them. Come and
pick them, 15c a gallon. Lee Cow-j
Phone 389. Address Grants Pass,
Oregon.
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den. Provolt. •
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MICHIE, THE PRINTER’S DEVIL
PIANO INSTRUCTION
Presidents Who Served Twe Torma
The first president to serve eight
years was Jefferson, who was fol­
lowed In turn by Madison and Monroe,
eight years each.
Then came John
Quincy Adams, wbo had one term only.
He was followed by Jackson with two
full terms, ending In 1837. Then came
a break of 40 years, until 1877, before
President Grant retired after eight
years' occupancy of the White House,
Cleveland served eight years. 1885-89
and 1803-07. but bls two terms were
Interrupted by that of Benjamin Har­
rison. 1880-03.
Office stationery, all weights and
grades of paper—Courier office
MRS. JAMES M. POWERS, instruc­
tor on piano; studio 423 B. Ph ne
TAX.
OAC
SOONER TAXI —Phono 162-R tor
Jitney Luke or Cutler. Calls an­
swered snywhere. anytime
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TECHNOLOGY
PHONE 160—The Bonbonniere for
Taxi.
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FALL TF.RM OPENS SEPT. 19. 1921
BUILDING <X1NTRA<T<HW
Oregon Agricultural College
MRS
CLARA TUTTLE FENTON
teacher of piano and harmony,
all day Monday. Studio over
Smith's Racket Store.
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HARPER A SON—Building contrac­
tors. Shop work, furniture crating 1
Shop 510 H St. Rea. phone 142.
Oregee's Higher Imtilelkm el
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LOUGHRIDGE. M. D. Physician
and surgeon. City or country calls
attended day or night.
Phones,
Res 369; Office, 182; 6th and H.
A PUNCTURED TIRE
is likely to skid your maciane or switch your wheel
control. WHAT THEN-? But with our
UNIVERSAL TIRE FILLER
there are no punctures, blow outs, inner, tubes, no
air at all.
GUARANTEED 100,000 MILES
It will last for years as it can be changed from the
worn out casings to the new.
Drive your machine to our service station, we will fill
up your tiree and let you try it out a week, without
paying one cent down. If not satisfied, come back
and tell ns so. We will put back your inner tubes and
it will NOT COST YOU A CENT.
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Universal Tire Filler
Service Station
W. E. Everton, Manager
107 South Fourth St.
Grants Pass, Oregon
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One of these six types of oil
fits your engine perfectly
quality alone does not make an oil the
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bncant for your car.
An oil must be of the right type (viscoeity)to
meet the demands of your lubrication system,
engine speed, piston-ring clearance, etc.
The wrong type of good oil will damage your
engine and reduce its power just as quickly as a
poor-quality oil.
SUNOCO Motor Oil is made in six distinct
types—not just three or four—to guarantee a
right oil for esch car.
SUNOCO eliminates carbon troubles and pro­
tects you against repair bills. We will tell you
which type fits your car.
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C. A. WINETROUT
VALLEY HARDWARE CO
Eight School-,. Seventy Departments
For mformatio« write to the Recall Sr
CORVALLIS
A. J. GREEN—General contractor.! THE CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
< HAST R 111.ROAD IXOIPANY
Noth-
Estimates and plans made
Time Card
Ing too small or too large. Shop!
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211 Sixth St. Phone 33-J.
Effective Nov. 24, 1919.
J.
NA LASKOWSKI — Contractor,! Trains will run Mondays. Wednet
days and Fridays
Builder and Jobber. Phone 246-R.!
PM
61U Leave Grants Pass....... ....... 1
P.M
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Leave Waters Creek.—.... 2:30 PM
VETERINARY SURGEON
PM
Arrive Grants Pass............ 4
DR. R. J. HESTUL,
Veterinarian.'
For Information regarding freight
Residence 838 Washington boule-j and passenger rates call at the office
of the company. Lundburg building,
vs rd. phone 398-R.
—-=!—_s=------- or telephone 131
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
I*. O. CLEMENT. M. D.. Practice
limited to diseases of eye. ear,nose
and throat. Phone 62; Res. 239-J.
Means many things—among these are the automo
bile accidents reported every day.
First National Baak Building
V. A. C. AHLF, lawyer, practice in
state and federal courta. Office
over National Drug Store.
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Safety First
A. C. HOUGH—Lawyer. Tuffs Bldg .
Practice in all courts.
WOOD BIDS WANTED
PAOT
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SUNOCO
A TOPS-SLII
COVEHS
CHICHESTERSPIL^
RÊHEffîEÔ )
We repair and make every
type and style top and slip cov­
er—and do the work RIGHT-
Let us re;*air your present
top and. also, lend real distinct­
ion to your car with a smart
ret of durable slip covers. Sam­
ples, prices, etc., gladly sub­
mitted.
G.B. BERRY
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERWHLRE
Boil ’Er Down, Boss!