Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, September 27, 1921, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTII-MHl, XI Pii Miti It 27. 11121. <Jft.4.NT8 l’INH DA1L1 UOURUC* Illi IRIX MCI DOYLE’S Blue Hunnel Middies IltIMMI.D WITH WHITE MIDI» BRAID—M l, -IZI.H $2.75, $3.45 and $4.5» \ XI W MIIPMI X I <>l III NGAMHV M’ll<»NS IX I’RI-.T- n BTYLKg IND WKL1 M M*l . Utl.M, Ml. Ill, Ml.511, UH.MO NNI» M2.11* Classified Advertising PAGE si Hi. MIX DR. R J. HEHTUL, Veterinarian. It-Hldence 83* Waablngtton boule- vnrd, phone 398-lt. It KAI, ESTATE T. .McKINSTRY. «03 G Ht., phone it. real estate. Beet <>f eo le for fruit, hay or general farming. Western I I XI SOONER TAXI Phone 262-R for Jitney Luke or Cutler. Calls an- 8«ltf »were«! anywhere, anytime. PHONE 160 Tsxl. The Bonbonniere for 79tf TAXI Whit«* Line Taxi, city or country trips. Special trips by ap Prices reasonable. pointment. Call Clemen* Krug Closed car. Store, 46-R; residence phone 3Hl WASHER & WRINGER $137.50 M ist M>ST A blue baby shoe trlmmi d hi fur, Sunday evening. Return to Courier office. 91 $5.00 down XITOKXIVS II D. NORTON, Attorney-at-law Pr-cthe* In all State and Federal Courts First National Bank Bldg WANTED A good woman cook at once. Apply Western Hotel. 91 I- 90 ACRES 40 acre* bottom under W COLVIO. tl omey-at-luw. I A FEW MORE apple picker* wanted ¡G paid up water right for »ul«. • till mu; f -28. 91 ; Grant* Pass Bstik.us Co. Bldg 16000. Address No. 202, care of J « E 8 VAN DYKE. Attorney Practice* In all court* First National Bank DRY HEABONED OAK. fir and pin wood for «ale It F. D. No.. 1. REPAIR SHOP Steam fitting, pipe Buildlug work pltfmblng, boiler and pump Box 11. C. W. laijnbrecht 61 If work. Installing. 505 South 6 th St. O S. BLANCHARD, Attorney-at-lu * POTATOES ill 2c at place 2 miles Holden Rule Bldg Phone 270. Phone 30« G A. Bryan. from town on upper river road. C. H. Peterson 102 BANKERS LIFE COMPANY De* C. A. •UDLER. Attorney-at-law. M.«- •'•««« • Grant* Pass. Ore Moines, Iowa Mvron C. Gaston, FOR SALE 4M you want a winter District Agent. Job? Have a good team working GEO. H. DURHAM, Attorney-at-law on long Job. The man who buy* referee In baukruptcy. Masonic | the t-ain get* the Job. Phone 313-J CARNER-GAYETTY IRON WORKS Temple Phone 135-J. or IH it Mtf General foundury and machine JAMES T OHINNOCK Lawi.r work, mine, mill machinery, chilled FOR BALE CHEAP A 2-h. p. gas First National Bank Building saw carriage wheels, live rolls, engine and pump Jack complete; pipe fittings. Grants Paaa, Oregon. A. C. HOUGH —Lawyer. Tuffs Bldg a high grade Jersey bull from San I OR HALE Electric Puts the machine in your home and starts saving you time, money, clothes This opportunity is good until October Only a few more days. Avail 8th. yourself of this offer, it is exceptional ford stock of Ashland. Oregon; u WILL PAY liberal rale of Interest for Practico In all courts. thoroughly overbauhul Ford car 1700 loan on good first mortgage V. A. C. AHLF, lawyer, practice In for »ale or trade for good cows or as security. Inquire No. 253 care state ».id federal court* Office laying hen*. For above call at •Courier. S3 «»ver Nations! Drug Store North Tenth street. F. E Jordan, u ¡»KEHHMAKING tho nurseryman. 92 » All letters for the S25 cash prize must be n by October 1st. Have you sent yours in? WOOD FOR SALE Fir 23 25. pin« DRESSMAKING latdlee tailoring 13.00 per tier. Roy Pike, Box 68, and fiirrist. men's tailored silk Rd 4. Ill shirts to order, with or without 2 TON NASH 19 20. used «<• day* In material furnished. Repairing and all For quick sal«, 91600. Term* alteration* quickly and neatly .1 W. Alderson 99 done. Every line of pleating*. FOR SA1J-: Modern, furnished or Rush orders a specialty. Price* unfurnished bungalow, attractive lower naturally. Call at purlor*. term*. ’ Phone 348-R 93 opposite postnffice on Sixth street over Basket grocery and get esti FOR SALE or exchange - For light mate*. Mrs. W. R. Swoape. Phone car or truck. 10 acre tract mostly 506. cleared and under ditch C. E. Mo III II.DING CONTRACTORS »3 ran. 965 laiwnrldge Ave. « Phone 47 Paul’s Electric Store FOR SALE Seven passenger, Cole HARPER A SON Building contrac Iti X HOMI Willi THEM Eight. In good condition, a bargain tors Shop work furniture crating. If taken nt once. Call Sundays or Shop 510 II St. Rea. phone 142. while they are nice and hot evening* at 518 West Brldg • St *3 and let the folks enjoy them. t. J. GREEN General contractor. Hot bread, rolls and buns FOR SALK One fresh milk cow Estimate* and plans made. Noth every day at this bnkery— Phone 6O3-F-21. Clarence Cox. 94 ing too smuH or too large Shop send for them and have a real FOR HADE \n up-to-date law li 211 Sixth St Phone 33-J. treat. They have that "give brary and furniture nt the Wurts- NALA3KOWSK1 — Contractor, me-some-more” taste, baugh law office In the Flannn- J. Builder and Jobber Phone 246-R gnn block, office opeg afternoon* know| Ask the children! ________________________________ from 3 to 5. Come at once If you DR U Mill AND TRANSFER wish to buy. 95 V»l( your Grocer for Bread t linked by (lie FOR SALE On« Jersey cow, one THE WOR14J MOVES; so do we.’ Bunch Transfer Co. Offl-e phoue hotter du« in 0 month and three GRANTS PASS BAKERY calves; also brown leghorn hen«, 396; re*, phones 171-R. 316-L. anil two hog* S months old. Come F i, ISHAM, dray.iK«, itansier, pi and *«« A. Grlshnber, above Wil! ano*. safes, furniture, moved, ship Scoville's. 94 ped. packed, stor.-d Phone 124.Y. FOR SALE - Potatoes, undersize for nt rnneh. mile west market. 11.00 V « OI X- IA XT on river road. or 11.25 delivered. 91 M’DITING systematising. Dally or J. F. Webster. monthly audit service. Ivan Llv- FRESH GRAPE JUICE always In In salon, Incorporated Nccountant. 115 stock at the Public Market. Phone 3S9 Address Grants Pass. al! A 17"x22" California Special Oregon. 7u‘tf In good steel hay baler, |75. nutton. Sage Tea and Sulphur Turn* working order. H. M 96 Gray, Faded Hair Dark Williams. T. R. DEAN- Assayer, Chemist. and Glossy. FOR KENT 822 East D street. Grants Pass, Oregon. 94 FOR RENT Afalfa. Grain and Almost everyone knows that F ■ Stock ranches with ami without Ten an<1 Sulphur, properly compou !- IXSTItl 4TIOX IX Ml sic ed. brings back the natural color anil Irrigation, or will sell at bargain prl-cs on long time easy payments. CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC Mrs. 4 lustre to the hair when faded, streaked or gray. Y<- irs ago the only way to cet Ranches In Jackson and Josephine Jas. M. Powers, piano; Mrs. Pearl this mixture vas to make It at home, county. One ranch under ditch F. Beveridge, Voice; Ix>onard C. which I* pius-T and troublcsom ’. 3 mile* from Grants Pass, on river. Petit, violin and hnrmony. 423 B Nowadays v.« simply ask at any Gold Ray Realty Co., Owner*. drug store for "Wyeth’s Sage and Sul St. Phone 1-J. phur Cotnpoun I.” You will get a lnrgc Medford. Oregon. Ofitf MRS CLARA TITTLE FENTON bottle of this »l l-tlme recipe Improved APMCLMENT^ TO RENT al 611 ' ■ teacher of piano and harmony. by the addition of btheh Ingredients, at very llttl« cost. Everybody uses C, street. W M. Wyrick. ‘-Otf Tuesday, Friday and Saturday. this preparation now. because no one tf cun pos.-:i.ly tell' thu. you darkened Studio at 618 F street. FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms. your hair, as It does It so naturally 23 2 'West I Four rooms and bath WOLKE -Instructor in piano end yveniv. You dampen a sponge or room, hot and cold water. Mrs. J. ALMA and hnrmony. Fall term opens rut I rush with It and draw this g So’itb. No children • * tlir, uli »our hair, taking one small Sept 12. An accredited teacher. man . • a tone; by morning the gray FOR RENT Small house with fur h • ri.-.i ppeur*. and nfter another ap PI »NO TUNING niture. Inquire at 213 Wes*. H plication or two. your hnlr becomes Street. . ______ 9fl_ beautifully dark, thick and glossy and PIANO TUNING I.eave orders for you look years younger. Wyeth’s Sage FOR KENT CHEAP Good 20 nere immediate fall tuning. Tuner here and Sulphur Con-pound Is a delightful toilet r< uulslt- it Is not Intended for farm, nil In cultivation, on« mile short time only. Rowell's Music the i-iire. mitigation or prevention of from city limits, largo house. gar- House. 97 dlvea-u. don land, some fruit, school bus I'HI CALIFORNl I A.X4> 01.1.1 PHI SK I IN » ND M i;«u on 92 passes daily. Phono 375-Y. CO 1ST It Ml ROAD 4 4 4.MPA.X1 i.. O. CLEMENT. M D.. Practice w ANTED Time 4 aril limited to dis ases of eye, ear, nose and throat. 1 hono 62; Res. 2«9-.l 8(’liO<>l, GIRL wants place to work Effective Nov. 2 4, 1919 1.0 ghridg E, m . D., Physician for room and board. Ruth King, and surgeon. City or coiintry calls Trains will run Mondays, W« <1 lit . lu .4 En*: I street. yl days and Fridays attend« <1 day ot nl tht Phon es, lies l’.GP; Office, I ; Gth and !l. Leave Grants Paa* WANTED Two mile puckers E. I. BILL1CK. M. I»., Physician, sur Arrive Wators Creek. glindy wort, for winter. (' II Pet- geon. S< hallliurr. Bill. I’lioni, 54-J; Leave Witters Creek tlngi r, Merlin, Ore. 9:1 rei loi I Mtwnrld'c. phono 54-L. Xrrlve Grants Pass For information regarding freight • WANTED Won.mi to d<> cleaning - W. !■’ I.I'TIII’IIM in Man n! the- and passenger râles cap at the office lap’ttics Office over Barm ' leW- of the company, Lnndburg building hours n week. Call Bonbonniere elv Res. 2.’>>-K; office 217-R. SC’tf nr tnlonhnne 1 91 W T. TOMPKINS, I». S T. Nervous and chronic diseases. Office. Claus Schmidt Bldg. Phone '•304-R. l’liy- li Mil’ll \\ <11! MINS, M. D PL\ Sr.WI.N'O lie Uy done lie.. slclnn nild surgeon. X«Rny equip- New and Used Goo<lc . I. i ■ - ’ ' ■ ment. Offlc » In Masonic T. inule SEE ME Bldg., pi one 2 1-L. W.i.s i riD i'onillon on niiieh tor lie (one winter by mint and wife child i experienced with stock HH G STREET Mr. Walter T. Morris, Myrtle E. 95 Crc«k, Ore iivas^yEARS io develop CAMEL QUALITY We worked on Camels for years before we put them cn tho market. Years of testing—blending expen menting with the world’s choicest tobaccos. And now, EVERY DAY, all our skill, manufactur ing experience and lifelong knowledge of fine tobaccos are concentrated on making Camel the best cigarette that can be produced. There’s nothing else like Camel QUALITY. And there’s nothing else like Camels wonderful smoothness fine tobacco flavor and FREEDOM FROM CIGA RETTY AFTERTASTE. That’s why Camel popularity is growing faster than ever A better cigarette cannot be made We put the utmost quality into THIS ONE BRAND BUYS FOR CASH E. W. CHI LES I. J. KETNOUA T’BACCO CO.. Wi»i..»-S«lra, M. C.