Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, September 17, 1924, Page 5, Image 5

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WEH A KH DAY, Hl IT. 17, 10134,
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LOST
DOYLE’S
LOHT—A Coukllu fountain pen with
gold band und ring, Saturday
night. Please leave at Courier
office.
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INBTItUO’nON IN MUSIC
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PIANO SCHOOL TOR BEGINNERS
—Haiti« Coleman Calvari, 511
North Fourth Street. Affiliatvd
teacher National Academy of
Music. Oarusgla Halt, Naw York.
Giants Pass, Ore.
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SCHOOL OF MUSIC - Fall aemoster
opens Sept. 16, 1924. Statu Ac­
credited Teachers.
Plano and
Voles. Separata studios, north
and south portlou of city, Mrs.
Clara Tuttle Fenton, 609 A street,
Tuesday, Friday and Saturday.
High school credits given in piano,
itagiator Now. ilurrowes Primary
and Kindergarten course tor be­
ginners uud lit Big lots. Affiliated
also with Natloq&J Academy of
Music. Carnegie Kll. New York.
Mrs. J. J. Hausen, 515 So. 5th 8t.,
Studio. High school credits given
lu voice aud piano.
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PHYBIC1AN3 AND
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DUCTOR C. J. MUHER, Physician
aud Hui goon. X-ray work. Utile«
phone 182; Res. 92.
FOR RENT
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G. A. BRY a N — The Plumber. For
sanitary plumbing uud heating.
Skilled labor only employed. We
guarantee our work. Poona 306
511 H Street.
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PLUMBING
Classified Advertising
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HARPER e SON—Buildlug coutrso-
work, furniture crating.
G St., Phone 14Z-J.
K. RALPH W. STEARNS—Physi­
cian and surgeon. Spacial atlun-
tlon to surgery. Obstetrics and Di­
seases of woman. Complete X-Ray
equipment. Dental X-Ray. Phones,
borne, Zl-Y; office 21-J.
DR. W. F. RUTHERFORD—Manual
tberuputics. Office over Western
I uion. Hee. 269-R; office Z17-R.
DR. A. A. McBRIEN, Physician aud
surgeon. Obstetrics, diseases of
womeu, and children. All chronic
diseases treated without the knife.
Phone 263-Y or 276-K.
w . L. CAMERON. M. D.—Physician
aud Surgeon. Office aud resl-
deuco oaer Couch's Pharmacy.
Telephon« 14 4.
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Bl ITER FRI IIS At The Truax COMFORTABLE ROOMS — Reason­
Grocery.
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able price. 407 N. 6tb str.-et,
opposite court bongo.________48tt
FOR HALE -Clean common brick,
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113 pei M at high sclraoi.
if FOR RENT— Five room house,
largo chicken house and yard, gar­
MILK Foil HALE—Delivered nioru-
age, wood shed. Mi aero ground.
Itigs und evenings. Want Jordan
318.00 por month. 725 West Jor­
sti*'< I. i’lioiiu 326-J.
53
don, phono 328-J.
101
DRY WOOD FOR SALE—Pine FURNISHED five-room modern bun­
32.50, fir 33 00. Jack Luuuou,
galow. ground floor. See IL B.
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. G rauta Paas._______ 04
Hendricks, Sixth uud G Sts., over VETERINARY SURGEON
• convert critics into en« field’s swift rise, look to the
Bonbonniere.
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THE JORDAN NURSERY Home in­
DR. R. J. BESTUL—Veterinarian.
_ thusiasts, whether for a
cigarette itself,its tobaccos,its
stitution. Place your order with FURNISHED housekeeping rooms
Residence 838 Washington Boule­
new
school
of
music
or
for
a
blending — in short, its taste-
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ua now for tall planting. Rumem­
for rent at 1041 East A St.
102
a
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vard. Pbone 398-R.
cigarette,
requires something
This one thing alone — its
ber our stock is complete, thor­
DR. R. B. GRIFFENMAGEN. Veter­
mare than luck. There’s better taste — explains why
oughly acclimated Wai*M, Fil­
inarian.
Office
7th
and
M
St.,
bert, Apple, Pear, Pouch, Plum.
WANTED
sound reason for every big over 1000 men a day are
l’hous 191-R.
Prune, Cherry and Apricot trees.
swing in popular taste.
changing from other ciga«
WANTED
4
6
upright
steam
boil
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Thousands of grape vines abd
VETERINARY
er. .Must be In good repair. E.
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So, to account for Chester« rettes to Chesterfield.,
Urgent stock of Gladioli bulbs In
C. Neely. City
loo
Oregon. Notice! Wu offer 10 per
F
HOSPITALS
cunt oft on all orders given before WANTED — Sotneoue to ride my
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NTS
PAHS
VETERINARY
Oct. loth. Tho Joriiaiv«ur»ury at
horse from Granta Pass to Ku-
HOSPITAL, — Dr. R. B. Grlffen-
North Tenth, Grants Pass, Oro LG » gene. Will pay 320. Address No.
hagen, Vet. Burgoon. Corner 7th
6^9,
care
Courier.
100
FOR SALE—100 acres. Small pay­
and M Sts Phone 191-R.
ment, balance uusy terms. 3 miles WANTED—To rent for winter, 5 or
north Ursula Pass on Pacific
6-room furnished house. Refer­
Highway, cull at house or write
ences. Add No. 682 care Courier.
Rd. No. 1, Box JoA. Giants Pass.
a
101
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M. E. Wiaeuian.
18 WANTED Ford llug (good*; spot
cash if price lu right. No dealers.
FOR HALE—80 acres, 10 fenced,
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Tlic < ovcmal Wagon ’
Address No. 681, care Courier. 01
cross-fenced, 15 cleared, 6 ucres
We
have
had
a
lot
of
talk
of
tokay grapes 1 year old. 35 slusii-
ed, easily cleared, Privato >aler-
Americanization since the war. Most
right ¡or 10 acres, 7-rooiu trame WANTED - SITUATIONS of it evaporates in words. Some of
house. 9 miles from Merlili, 3
miles iroui Galleo. fllillU cash, WORK WANTED — On farm, man ii has produced organized efforts to
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F. ilamllti, Merita,
no terms.
and wife experienced In fruit teach the meaning of American ideas
L igottt & M yezs T obacco C o .
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Oregon. .
growing and farming. No. 683, er inspire the sentiment of patriotic
care Courier.
04 devotion. Wo in Grants Pass have
DE ANJOU cunning pears for sale.
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C. E. Logsdon, ou north Pacific
mi illustration of how intelligent
highway at i kJ limits
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Americanism can be spread among it by hekrt. but no other agency "THE GIRL HE COVLDVT BL Y"
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR HALE—Corn and fodder. C.
young and old.
could have so popularized the his­
TENT THEATRE TONIGHT
Jackson. Telephone 149-R. 100 KJ II FIRE Extinguishers and refill
It Ur “Tho Covered Wagon." anil tory of the peaceful conquest of this
fluid
see
Geo.
8.
Barton,
Granta
RANGE Equipped with coll, good
"The Girl He Couldn't Buy,” am
Pans. Oregon.
4Mf while it Is not labeled or. primarily, remote region as has been done by
condition, lor sdle cheap. Call at
ut least, intended to be educational, this masterpiece of the screen.
American melo-drama in tour acts,
822 D
102 riANOS TUNED—Have your piano
"Thl Covered Wagon" is a striking will be the play tonight at the big
tuned while Mr. C. W. Kienle, of yet no one of normal iiftelligencc can
FOR SALK—Vetch, rye, winter oats,
see tills picture without coming
Portland,
la
on
his
regular
trip
to
picture. Its heroes were the pio­ tent threat re located at tjie entrance
cheat, clovers, glass seeds, if In­
Granta Pass.
Phone Rowell's away in some degree a better Amer­
terested. write tor prices. Mon­
neers.
the frontier, the farmer, the of City park.
Music Store, 126-J.
57tf ican. The tale of immigration by
arch Hued it Feud Co.,’ Medtoril
This is one of the strongest plays
Ora
____________ 108 SEWING MACHINES sold, rented,, wagoil train in the IP's is not new railroad builder, the trader, sower, in the entire repertoire of the Eve­
merchant,
the
engineer
and
me
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exchanged, repaired. Singer Store, to the inhabitants of the Pacific
FOR SALE — One grade Holstein
chanic. the financier, men and wom­ lyn Kincaid Dramatic company and
lt>2 North Sixth.
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cow, 7 year» old, milking now.
Northwest. Our pioneer stock, the
is a play that is guaranteed to please
Price 335. Albert Kindle, Rd. 2. HENRY M. LANCASTER. Mining backbone of our civilization, knows en of fiber and spirit, dreamers of all
who like plenty of action and
box
50
A.
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practicable
dreams,
und
bulldTE
Engineer, 304 West F St.; Grants
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lots of comedy in their plays.
fighters.
Br.r.
for dry hardwood. C. E. « Pass, Oregon.
"Th<- Girl He Couldn't Buy” is the
Jenkins, Rd. J, on Lirvscvul City I FOR SALE — Gold placer mine—•
We are their heirs, wbllo the Nkol- life story of two New York shop girls
loud
lu2
rich. R. D. Howard, Big liar,
eton marked trail ts Kone, wo havo played by Miss Kincaid and Miss
Calif.
100
Foil SALE Six good milk cows,
left the character. faith and intelli­ Miller, J. Burt Burton playing Joe,
t«H> horses, two hogs, feed chop­
gence Inherited from these pioneers
per, sawmill, sgiimppullor, E. 11.
the crook.
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POULTRY
who chanced all to build this vast
Perkins, ono mile from Laurel
camp on Coyote creek.
103
empire we now live in. It is good
Here is a picture that the trend of Gen. Charles G. Dawes delivering ah
FOR SALE—100 white loghorn pul­
for us. its Inheritors, to be reminded
Not All There
lets, 59c and 75c aplvco. A. M.
Machinery and
REAL ESTATE
time has made remarkably interest­ address in Chicago. It was taken
uf what our heritage cost, that we
Hammond, west of town by grange
Club Steward (to member who has
Aug. 5, 1922, at the laylrft: of the
Heavy Hardware
hall.
Phono
609F11.
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may understand it. appreciate it and ■ asked if any of bis friends are .in Ing. It shows Calvin Coolidge, then cornerstone of the Illinois Life
SELLING OUT RANCHES at bargain
I the club)—Yes, str, his lordship, vice president, listening to Brig.
prices, 5 uud 10 years' time. goi \ g * TO t Ai.iF0R.MA WanFTo
defend it.
Building.
Ranches for rent aud . exchange.
seated in the coffee room, sir, with
sell or trade for wood, 90 hens all
P.
3.
WOODIN
"The
Covered
Wagon"
stands
Gold Ruy Realty Compauy, Med­
raised by K. llammerbacher, at
th^-* large whiskies and sodns. sir.
us the last word In cinema art.
Pbone 42
Sil H HL
ford. Oregon.
If
your prlco. Frank II. Johns,
■-talkin' to 'Isself, sir, and I don't
is
one
of
tho
rare
dramas
never
north
1
tuilo
on
Pacific
Highway,
FOR SALE — 300 aero irrigated
think be knov4 that he's alone.—Lon­
Grants Pass—Gateway to the Oregon Caves
be forgotten.
Box 70.
103
ranch bordering river aud high­
don Passing Show. .
way, 2 miles from Granta Pass.
Sacrifice at $10,000 on 10 years
lime, 31000 per year, G pur caul
luterest.
Gold Ray Realty Co.,
Medford, Oregon. Gilt
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FOR HALE — At u grout, bargain,
house and four lots, corner 5th
and M streets. Theo. Hobgood,
■107 N. 6th.
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FOR HALE 36 acres under ditch,
Joining Iioguo River, ulfalfu and
clover lund, some clearod, cheap
for cash. Rd. No. 3, Box 72. 103
JOSEPHINE county grape lauda,
reKHonabln prices, easy term«.
C.-Whe. h r. 511 So. Sixth.
Leadership is not luck.
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Such popularity
must be deserved
V
Chesterfield
CIGARETTES
MINE AND MILL
SUPPLIES’
WHAT’S THE USE
FOR SALE -AUTOS
SALE -l’.i-ton Republic truck
in fimi class condition. Apply .1.
M. Frazier, Jordan Addition. next
to Art Hunch.
for
FOR TRADE
To TRAUE—•Maxwell rondater for
Ford. Tetherow's Guru«“.
An’ You Feel Like a Crook