Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, October 04, 1921, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textti uni » tv, i.RAX IH < m tober I, ivat. PAMB DAI LI OUltUKR V « u NTOKEN DOYLE’S STOLEN New Crown bicycle stolen from curb In front of W.O.W. hull Friday night. Any Information Friday night. Reward for any In formation leading to Its recovery E P. Bureau, 701 E St. DllENNMAKING Women’s Coats and Dresses Xe» ■lilpmi'ui Ju«t ri'i t'hcd—4 onta Normandy, Bolivia*. Velo if and Titillimi tìotli«, faiu y tdlk Hnisl. Nome bove fur ■ »•tiara. Popular prii wl <lr<-«*<w In s.'igv, Trlr and Canton Crr|M's, hi ■•«rliiolw Htyli'e Priced DRESSMAKING ladles tailoring and furrist, men'« tailored silk shirts to order, with or without material furnished. Repairing and alteration« quickly and neatly done. Every line of pleating«. Hush orders a apeclalty. Prices lower naturally. Call at parlors, opposite postoffice on Sixth street over Basket grocery and get esti- mates. Mrs. W R. Swoape. Phone 98 HARPER A SON Building contrae tora. Shop work, furniture crating Shop Sin H St Rea phone 142 A. J. GREEN—General contractor. Estimates and plan* made Noth ing too small or too large Shop 211 Sixth St. Phone 33-J. 92tf REVERE TIRES DRAYAGE AM» TRANSFER while they are nice and hot and let the folk* enjoy them. Hot bread, rolls and buns every day at this bakery— send for them and have a real treat They have that "give me-some-more" taste. you know! Ask the children! t«k yonr Grocer for Breed linked by the GRANTS PASS UBLIC opinion soon tells a merchant whether he is right or wrong in his choice of merchandise. Out of all the makes offered us, we selected Revere Tires and Tubes. They are bringing more new customers into the store than any other make we ever showed. P Cords and Fabrics c A WINETROUT . ; i 1 r ' U /w > I* L J n _ i Classified Advertising At < Ol'NTANT AUDITING - Systematizing. Dally or monthly audit service. Ivan Llv-' Ingston, Incorporated Accountant.! Phone 38». Address: Grant* Pass, Oregon. 7<ftf| FOR SALE- Cook stove, reasonable, at 730 North Sixth street. 93tf 90 ACRES 40 acres bottom under FOR SALE 2x4s at »15 per M. At paid up water right for sale. 315 E stroet. »7 »6000. Address No. 202, car« of Courier. ««if FOR SALE genuine leather, full sized, bed davenport. A bargain. DRY SEASONED OAK. fir and pine Phone 292-R. 96 wood for «ale. R F 1» No. 1 Box 11. C. W. loimbrecht filtt FOR KENT POTATOES at 2c at place 2 miles FOR RENT Afalfa. Grain and from town on upper river road. C. Stock ranches with and without H. Peterson 198 Irrigation, or will sell at bargain Foil SALE- lh> you want a winter prices on long time easy payments. Job? Have a good team working Ranches In Jackson and Josephine on long job. The man who buy« county. One ranch under ditch the team gets tlie job. Phone 313-.I 3 miles from Grants Pass, on river. or 386-R 8fitf Gold Ray Realty Co., Owners. Hl XTisTS Medford, Oregon. OGtf WOOD FOR SALE Fir 43.25. pine E. C MACY. D. M. D. First-class $3 00 per tier. Roy Pike. Box 68, FOR RENT Light housekeeping denistry. 109*4 S. 6th St. Rd 4. ill rooms. Inquire Mrs. Turner, 315 ------- V ETERINARY SI Rl.EON-------- 11 South Ninth. 2 T*ON NASH 1920, used 60 days in l»L ’ R. I BESTUL? arlan. all. For quick sale, »1600. Terms UNFURNISHED housekeeping rooms Residence 838 Washington boule 99 .1. W. Alderson. for rent at 419 G afreet. The Sal vard. phone 39S-R vation Army. '101 FRESH GRAPE JUICE always In 11 r> stock at the Public Market. I tili HAI.I ___________ . . l'«c I>er FOR SALE _____ Petite , prunes, pound at Whitney Adams orchard WANTED at Savage Rapids dam Carpenters, wages 15.50, board, south on Pacific highway. Bring »1.25. Apply Mr. Neilson at the boxes.__________________________ M 93tf dam. FOR SALE CHEAP—Small house, WANTED A woman to assist In can ho moved or wrecked. Inquire cooking at the County Home. Call W. O. Andrews, 9t»5 I.awnrlilge or phono 502-F-2. ________ 98 97 WANTED Some ono to take agency SAI j E-- Chevrolut car. Al FOR I for honey In Grants Pass and vi shape. Carl Gentner, phone 19. cinity. R. S. Brayton, 310 Hoyt 98 St., Portland.___________________ 97 FOR SALE At a bargain, stock of general merchandise. Will invoice W \NTED Mill men and loggers Apply 107 North Sixth St. 96tf about »1200. williams Creek store Bertha O. Carter. Provolt, Ore. 98 TOMATOES Best quality, nt f era Warehouse, I't-r per poind REPAIR SHOP Steam fitting, pipe Bring yonr boxes. J. C. Calhotiir work plumliiv , boiler and pump work, Installing. 505 South fith St. FOR SALE 9 Jersey milk cows. Phono 306. <1 A. Bryan. Sutton ranch, 2 Mi miles south on HANKERS l.ll’l COMPANY Des Pacific highway on old Fruitdale Moines, Iowa Myron C. Gaston. road_____________ 1 oo District Agent FOR SALE Two story brick hns- Iness house. Well located, paying CA RNER-GAYETTY IRON WORKS over 20 per cent on Investment, General foundary and machine ground floor for loase. work, mine, mill machinery, chilled fill G street. saw carriage wheel«, live rolls, FOR SALE Virginia pipe fittings ft -Til» 1 < Oregon seconds, 25c a box. seconds, 50c n box. HEMSTITCHING, , .... . i>. urn. 1 M-c 11»., pick them . 801 East II street. Phone 265-Y. containers. F. S. Ireland. 9 117 IT WILL l’\Y you to Investigate thn ■> on Howard street that Is f •: lions LOST sale nt n bargain, If yon a re loo' IA1ST Two logging chains on high better Ing for ti home yon hint way between Grnnts Pass and look Into this. Price Is »800 Three Pines. Josephine Lumber Electric, lights and range. Harry Co., 107 North Sixth St. 9S 97 8 Clapp, owner. Women Made Young Bright eyes, a clear skin and a body full of youth and health may be your9 if you will keep your system In order by regularly taking COLD MEDAL Acme Cafe Meal« from li-.itn a. m. to 12:00 midnight Regular meal* from 35c up Cleanliness»—White help only Courtesy and cordiality to irue«tM B uster B rown S hoes Broken Lines at Bargain Prices < hi Id« Scuff .T, *ixee «1.75 Child* buffer, Siz»-« «2.00 «2.25 Childs Scuffer, «IzCH Little Gents Hi Tope, sizes 11 14. 12. 12*4 13 and 18ft, splen did value .......................................................... ...................... «3.00 Youths Hi To|>, sizes 1 4« to 2....................................................... «3.00 Boy* Hi Top, Uxea 4 to 4 Ik only .. .............................................. «4.00 Growing Girl« Hi Tops, sizes 8, 3*4, 4 and 4*4 only .................. «0.00 WATCH FOR OUR HOSIERY Buster Brown Shoe Store SALE SOON grants ’ T ass Everything for the Auto « C L HOBART COMPANY T It lock yEARS-^yr,ARS to develop CAMEL QUALITY We worked on Camels for years before we put them on the market. Years of testing—blending expen meriting 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 Th* world’s standard renqe.’y for kidney, Hv*r, bladder and uric acid trouble*, th* enemies of life and looks. In use sine* 1696. All druggists, three sizes. We put the utmost quality into THIS ONE BRAND Look for th« nam* Gold M.d-I on «Tory bos .nd aoeao imitation Effective Nov. 24, 1919. Trains will run Mondays,’ Wednes days and Fridays Leave Granta Pass.......... Arrive Waters Creek..... Leave Waters Creek.. .Arrive Grants Pass For Information regarding freight and passenger rates cal’ at the office of the company. Lundbnrg building, or telephone 131. Paul’s Electric Store 508 G Street SIIERM tN ORTON I New Manager NNTIll’lTION IN Mt SB CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC—Mrs. Jas. M. Power«, piano; Mrs. Pearl F. Beveridge, Voice; I^eonard C. Petit, violin and harmony. 423 B STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP, St. Phone 1-J. .MANAGEMENT, CIRCULA TION, ETC. I MRS. CLARA TITTLE FENTON teacher of piano and harmony, Required by Act of August 24, 1913. j Tuesday, Friday and Saturday. Of the Grants Pass Dally Courier.! Studio at 618 F street. If, published daily at Grants Pass, Ore- I ALMA WOLKE Instructor in piano gon for the six months ending Oc tober 1, 1921. and harmony. Fall term opens Average number of copies of each I Sept. 12. An accredited teacher. Issue of this publication sold or dis tributed through the malls or other PIANO TUNING wise, to paid subscribers, during the six months preceding the date shown PIANO Tl'NING Leave orders for above 1156. immediate fall tuning. Tuner here i Publisher. A. E Voorhfes. Editor, Wilford Allen. short time only. Rowell’s Music Managing Editor. A. E. Voorhies. House. 97 I Business Manager. A. E. Voorhies. Owner, A. E Voorhies. REAL ESTATE and Bondholders. mortgagees T McKINSTRY. 60S g St.. Phone per 355-R, real estate Best of soils for other security holders, holding 1 of cent or more of total amount fruit, hay or general farming. bonds. None. f8igned) WILFORD ALLEN, TAXI Subscribed and sworn to before SOONER TAXI- Phone 262-R for Jitney Luke or Cutler. Calls an me this 3rd day of October. 1921. CLARA E. TREFREN, swered anywhere, anytime. 86tf Notary Public. PHONE 160- The Bonbonniere for • My commission expires Taxi. 79tf September 9. 1923.» TAXI—White Line Taxi, city or country trips. Special trip* bv ap pointment. Prices reasonable. Closed car Call Clemens Drug Store. 4fi-R; residence phone 381. Pin st’ ! IX IND Hl Iti.EoX L. (». CLEMENT. M D.. Practice limited to diseases of eye, ■ ar. nose and throat. Phone 62; Res. 239-J 8. LOI GHRIDGE. .1. D.. Physician and surgeon. City or country calls attended day or night. Phones. Res. 369; Office. 182; 6th and H E. J .“Bl I.I.ICK. M.TTDPhysician.” sur- geon. Schallhorn Blk. Phone 54-J; res. 1004 I-awnr!dge, phone 54-L. W. F. RUTHERFORD—Man tai the- rapullcs. Office over Barnes’ jew- elrv. Res. 259-R; office 217-R W T TOMPKINS. D S T.' N- rvous nnd chronic diseases. Office. Claus Schmidt Bldg. Phone 304-R. RALPH W. STEARNS? M. D. Phy sician and surgeon. X-Ray equip ment. Office in Masonic Temple Bldg., phono 21-L. Many housewives of Grants Pass have taken advantage of this offer. Send in your order early or you may have to wait for our next shipment. BAKERY WORLD MOVES: so do’ we. Buucb Transfer Co. Office phone 3 96; res phones 171-R, 316-L. G. ISHAM, drayage, transfer; pi anos, safe«, furniture, moved, «hip- l»ed. packed, stored. Phone 124.Y ÍI37Í Iti X HOME WITH THEM ruR*s"i.y.ND ». J. RF.TNOU , MCCO CO.. *i«lM-Salra. N. C.