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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 14, 1921)
wranth IAWT DOYLE’S Dr. Denton’s Sleeping Garments For Children LOST Small pocketbook containing $40 in currency and address of O. B. Hurd Return to W. H Pat tlllo and receive reward. 78tf METALLI RGIUAL ENGINEER T. R DEAN Assayer. Chemist. 823 East D street. Grants Paas.' Oregon 9 4 ¡ l»n>p Se«< Style. With Feet Sise, 2 to 10 yonrs REAL W*TITK $1.10 to $1.90 I E. T. MCKINSTRY, «03 U St.. phone 355-R. real estate Best of soils for fruit, bay or general farmin« OUTING FLANNEL GOWNS FOR WOMEN White and Colored Classified Advertising FX»R SALK TAX. 4OONER TAXI—Phone 283-R for Jitney Luka or Cutler Calls an swered anywhere, anytime. 86(1 $1.19 to $2.45 WANTED PHONE 160 Taxi The Ronbonnlere for 79tf TAXI—White Line Taxi, city or country trips. Spoàial triiM by ap- Pricea reasonable pointaient. Call Clemens Drug Closed car Store. 46-R: residence pholie 381 Fir $2 00. pine WANTED TO RENT—A large Irri 4 miles west on PIANO TUNING gated ranch suitable tor a dairy Poets and build- ranch Herbert Whitsett and & Brickell. Gen- Daniel Harding, Grants Pass, Rd. PIANO TUNING Leave order» for immediate fall tuning. Tuner here 68« 4. Box 71. S3« short time only Rowell’s Music »0 ACRES—40 acre« bottom under WANTED- Roomers and Boarders House. 97 paid up water right tor sale. at 630 North 3rd street, private) $6000. Addreas No. 303. care of! BUILIHXG CONTRACTORS family. Phone 386-J. 83 Courier. 99tfi WANTED - Work horse tot Its keep HARPER * SON Building contrac TWO GOOD BARGAINS—One used during the fall and winter. Phone tors. Shop work, furniture crating Oakland Six, one new Oakland Six Shop 510 11 St. Res phone 142. 601-F-12. 83 sedan Valley Hardware Co. 45« WANTEl»--Housekeeper for family A. J. GREEN—General contractor. OWN YOUR OWN STORE building Estimates and plans made Noth- of four. Good wages. Address and save rent Will sell at a bar- 82 No. 24 8 care Courier. Ing too small or too large Shop by Bert gain, store occupied 92« 211 Sixth St Phone 33-J. Barnas adjoining First National WANTED- Experienced logger to contract logging 1 have one team Bank. Valley Hardware Co. 45« NALASKOWSK1 — Contractor, j. and equipment. Phone 600-F-l 2. Builder and Jobber. Phone 246-R PLEASANT HOME in good location, so F. F. Schellenberg. modern, fine garden, berries and VIOLIN INSTRKTION fruit trees, one acre, with plenty WANTED—Woman general for of water. Bargain if sold at once housework 2 days each week, Call MRS GEORGE TEAM, PEAKE Phone 341-R. 1119 East A St 6«tfI at 713 North Fifth street. Mrs. structor on violin. Special atten tion given to beginuers. 414 West 79tf FIR AND PINE WOOD $1.75 pec O. A. Colby. C street. Phone 215-L. 66tf tier, oak and laurel $2 Wm. Briet-) mayer, Fruitdale. 66tfi WANTED—A school girl to wait PHYSICIAN ANI» SURGEON tables Friday night. Saturday and FOR 9A.LE—42 54 acres. 2 resi Sunday. Mocha. 79tf L. O. CLEMENT. M D.. Practice dences Would make good open limited to diseases of eye. ear.nose air sanitarium, farm school or pri WANTED Mill hands and loggers and throat. Phone 62; Rea. 239-J. apply Josephine Lumber Co.. 107 vate home. Also oil paintings, North Sixth street. 81 etc., at Oxford hotel and at place. S LOUGHRIDGE, M D. I’hysiclau Cora B. Findlay, Route 4. Box 81, WANTED Team work of any kind, and surgeon City or country calls Grants Pass. 87 attended day or night I’honra. or will take a wood contract, cut Res 369. Office. 182; 6th and H DRY SEASONED OAK. fir and pine ting or hauling. Residence 423 wood for sale. Call 313-J. C. W. West J street. 84 E J. BILL1CK. M. D. Physician, sur Lambrecht. 61 tf geon, Sehallhorn Blk Phone 64-J. MINE FOREMAN wants work, expert res. 1004 I^wnridge. phone 54-1.. FOn SALE—Alfalfa hay, first cut tool sharpener. Anything in rock ting, $10 per ton in field, or de and earth work. Address C. M. W F. RUTHERFORD—Manual the- livered at reasonable figure; also Johnson. 510 North Ninth St. «0 raputics Office over Barnes' Jew sugar pears, excellent for sweet, elry. »Res 259-R; office 217-R MISCELLANEOUS pickles. 2c pound. Hayes & Har ter. 83 W. T. TOMPKINS. D S. T, Nervous REPAIR SHOP- Steam fitting, pipe and chronic diseases Office. Claus FOR SAI-E—Ix>ts of horses, harness, work plumbing, boiler and pump Schmidt Bldg Phone 304-R four young cows, giving milk. work, installing. 505 3outh 6th St. I Jack's Barn, L Street. Grants Pass. Phone 306. G. A. Bryan. RALPH W. STEARNS. M. D. Oregon 82 siclan and surgeon, X-Ray equlp- POTATOES at 2c at place, 2 miles BANKERS LIFE COMPANY Des ment. Office in Masonic Temple Moines. Iowa, Myron C. Gaston. from town on upper river road. Bldg., phone 21-L. District Agent. C. IH. Peterson 102 VETERINARY RVRGEON FOR SALE—Water power washing CARNER-GAYETTY IRON WORKS —General foundary and machine DR. R. J. BESTUL, Veterinarian machine, fine condition. works work. mine, mill machinery, chilled Residence 838 Washington boule perfectly, $15. Also high-class saw carriage wheels, live rolls, vard, phone 398-R solid oak pedestal dining room pipe fittings. Grants Pass. Oregon table Like new, $25. Wonderful DENTIH fS bargains. Phone 282-J. 83 PAPERHANGING — Call up Harry i FOR SALE—Small house with 2 Fir»t-cla»s Jones at Colonial hotel for paint E. .C MACY, D M. D. lota, $600. 5-room modern house, dentistry. 109 54 S. 6th St ing. paperhanging, calcimining. 90 two lots, $2300. Fine modern ATTORNEYS FOR EXCHANGE 6-room house on paved street. D NORTON, Attorney-at-law nearly two lots, $3000. All for WILL TRADE 40 acres with water H quick sale. You will be glad to Practices I d all State and Federal right for late model Ford and $400 get such places before another Courts. First National Bank Bldg Terms on the $400. Call or write 78tf fall. . W. H. Pattillo. 624 West G St. 24«) G. W COLVIG. utorney-at-law. FOR SALK - -Egg plums and petite Grants Pass Banking Co. Bldg. DRESSMAKING prnnes. 2c per lb at farm; lots of E. 8. VAN DYKE, Attorney. Practice« 50 pounds of more delivered, DRESSMAKING—Indies tailoring i in all courts Firs' National Bank Those who have orders in are re- and furrist, men's tailored silk Building quested to come now as fruit is shirts to order, with or without O 8. BLANCHARD, Attorney-at-law Otto Henrickson, phone ripe. material furnished. Repairing and Golden Rule Bldg Phone 270. 83 602-F-21. alterations quickly and neatly FOR SALE .Rooming house, 823 J done. Every line of pleatings. C. A. .-UDLER, Attorney-at-law. Ma- •oale I “.mie, Grants Pass, Ore. street. Selling it at a sacrifice. Call Rush orders a specialty. Prices at house for information. Cash lower naturally. Call at parlors, GEO. H DURHAM. Attorney-at-law sale. 33 opposite postoffice on Sixth street referee In bankruptcy. Masonic over Basket grocery and get esti Temple Phone 135-J. FOfR SALE—Kitchen stove, new; mates. Mrs. W. R. Swoape. Phone sanitary couch and pad. refrigera lawyer 506. 98 JAMES T. OH INNOCK. tor, vacuum cleaner, porch shade, First National Bank Building r - hot-bed frame and glass, new; ACCOUNTANT A. C. HOUGH—Lawyer, Tuffs Bldg. 6-toot stepladder, new; ring lawn Practice in all court«. sprinkler, 8-foot lawn sprinkler, AUDITING Systematizing Dally or fireless brooder, poultry drinking monthly audit service. Ivan Liv V. A. C. AHLF, lawyer, practice in fountains, etc. Call 116 E street, state and federal courts Office ingston, Incorporated Aocountant. after 9 a. m. 80 Phone 389. Address: Grants Pass, over National Drug Store Oregon. 7 (fit MALE CALF for sale. Phone 32«-R W. R. Nipper. 80 WOOD FOR SALE $1.75, on ground, upper river road. Ing poles Hively oral Delivery. DRAYAGE AND TRANSFER FOR RENT WEDNESDAY. HEIT. I«. IIMI r. BUYS FOR CASH THE WORLD MOVES; so do we. New and Used Goods FOR RENT—Alfalfa, Grain and Bunch Transfer Co. Office phone SEE MK Stock ranches with and without 396; res phones 171-R, 316-L. irrigation, or will sell at bargain prices on long time easy payments. F. O. ISHAM, drayage, transfer; pi 401 G STREET anos, safes, furniture, moved, ship Ranches in Jackson and Josephine ped, packed, stored Phone 124.Y. *------------------------------------------------------- county. One ranch under ditch 3 miles from Grants Pass, on river. THE CALIFORNIA AND OREGON PIANO INSTRI < TION Gold Rav Realty Co., Owners. COAST RAILROAD COMPANY Medford, Ore. 06tf MRS JAMES M. POWERS, instruc Time Card tor on piano; studio 4 23 H street. APARTMENTS TO RENT at 611 54 Phone 1-J. An accredited teacher. Effective vs w zvvv. Nov. 24, w , A 1919 «7 ■ G street. W. M. Wyrick. 50tf I Trains will run Mondays, , Wednes- MRS. CLARA TUTTLE FENTON PIANOS TO RENT—A limited num days and Fridays teacher of piano and harmony, j Ixmve Grants Pass............... 1 ber of fine pianos for rent. Apply P.M Tuesday and Saturday. Studio over Arrive Waters Creek.......... 2 P.M early at Music & Photo House. 88 Smith's Racket Store. 618 F St. tf l-eave Waters Creek.......... 2:80 PM FOR RENT 9-room house. 10 lota: Arrive Grants Pass ___ «..4 .... ___ P.M Also 4 head of hogs and 2 cows for ALMA WOLKB—Instructor in piano For Information regarding freight sale. Phone 215-R or call at 412 and harmony. Fall term opens and passenger rates caP at the office the company, I.nndhsrg hulldlbg, West A Street. 85 Sept. 12. Au accredited teacher. of or tslsphone 131. E. W. CHILES ■ Oig for Fish In Florida. Isaak Walton scarcely would be lieve his eyes If ho were to walk through the country near here, ac cording to a telegram from New Smyr na, Fla., and encounter negroes dig ging live fish from the ground as If they were polaloes, mid even iiersons uecustomed to the miracles of this uge would look twice and then set out In search of an ocvllat. But the mudfish, n queer member of the flnny trUve. Inhabits streams or lionds which haw luud hanks or bot toms. The dsh is bluck and weighs up to live or six pounds. When the water In a pond evaporates, as It does dur- Ing certain seasons of the year, leav ing only a mass of tuud which on the surface Is practlcnlly dry. It doesn't worry the Ash. They merely burrow Into the mud to wait for rain und up- parently continue to live ns long MS the.earth is wet The negroes locate them by exploring the mild with their hare feet The Ash Is edible, but 1« not II far orlte because of Its stringy mid rearse tlenh. Edison Mazda Go OVor your Ixiuar critliMlly tht» nomili ami then »«6 jour Sanier not for ••lnil|h»'’ or for “Umpu** a»k for EDISON MAZDA lamp«. There arc two stock» nt Edison vt»«i*« in Grant« I’»«« —both ore complete »ml will »lu-ply the |iti>|ier lamp for every socket. Paul’s Electric Store Valley Hardware Co. Grants Pass Oregon Remember Courier Bargain I »ays. Everything for the Auto » • /'•I L.‘" Orrgoa'v Higher InititutKMi of TECHNOLOGY C. L HOBART COMPANY Eight School»: Sevrai» Depirtment« FALL TERM OPENS SEPT. 19. 19’1 tur inÍ4Mm»ii<m «frit Io lhe *e<Ml<ar Oregon Agricultural College i Newspapers 5& 10c Bundies-Ceurier .. A New Scientific Process Gives Cycol Greater Service Value Three fourths of all engine troubles are caused by motor oils breaking down and thinning out under engine heat which ranges from 100 to 3000 degrees Fahrenheit. The constant aim of lubricating science has been to increase the stability of motor oils under these severe temperature*. This aim was realized by the development of the new Hexeon Process used exclusively in making Cycol Motor Oil. The Hexeon Process is an outstanding scientific achievement. It goes right to the root of lubricating oil troubles. It gives Cycol greater stability by removing destructive “sulpho” compounds. Oils containing “sulpho” compounds break down and thin out rapidly under engine heat. Also, because of its greater stability, Cycol eliminates or reduces carbonization, evaporation loss of oil,“gumming” and pitting of valves and other troubles arising from the use of unstable oils. Cycol-ize today. Wash out the crank case not with kerosene- and refill with the correct grade of Cycol as shown by the Cycol Recommendation Chart. The price of Cycol is 25c to 35c a quart according to grade. ASSOCIATED OIL COMPANY, San Francisco MOTOR OIL FREE FROM DESTRUCTIVE “SULPHO COMPOUNDS I
