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Mr. and Mr. Burke from Brlggs
creek are stopping In this dais for
a short ,tjmev ,Thf y jve Jnc1i at
their mine on the crock and had
the misfortune to Iom their ' park
mul. Thla led them without a
mean of conveyance and they are
staying at M. B. Oreen'a until ar
rangementa can he made for the con
tinuance of their Journey.
Miss Ooldl Green arrived home
from California Wednesday evening.
Mia Oreen haa spent the aprlng and
summer In that slate. ,
Win. Anderaon and little boys
were 8unday visitors at 0, H. Orlf
Miss Audrey Orlflln spent Sunday
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'MASONIC TBMPtiR,
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Pickling
Spices
Dpmarav
H TIT
It's Not What t You PAY
But What You GET
That Counts v
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01 R IIEIU'ILT FORM ARK VALUES THAT.OAN T DB EQUAL-
Kl AT LOWER IMUCKS , ! '
INSTALLMENT MUCKS"''"''.
101ft TOURING illia
10111 ItOADHTKIt 80S '
1014 TOURING WITH 0100
WORTH OF HXTRAS l5 "
1014 TOURING liHO
1011 TOUIUNO .'..'. IMO f
OX TK1LMH, Oil DlflTOl'NT. Fon
, AMi CASH IK)WN. W'tt v
V 1 1 1 .ii.
Mclntyre's Garage
506 So.
M. A.CUNST BRANCH
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ECONOMIC AND MILITARY
PREPAREDNESS
THE CTEK2ITY CF.CO
MILITARY DRILL, DOMESTIC SCIENCE
ARTS AND COMMERCE
i 0)0)00(0)4) YRW M4HRY
tehm r War Slbe mmi
afternoon with Mlaa Inta Anderson.
J. I Oreen left for Orantt Pats
Wednesday and will go from there
to Beattle and other northern points.
O. H. Griffin has recently added
another cow to hla dairy herd.
Miss aisrtha Green retarded Sat
urday from Ashland, 'where she haa
weeks.
The Griffin Ferry school will open
September 10, and we hope to see
a good attendance this year.
The people of thla community are
finding It quite difficult to secure
help In harvesting the fruit. Peaches
and hope have ripened about the
aame time ihla year, which la quite
unusual and the scarcity of labor
la making It very difficult for the
farmer and fruit grower.
Cartaadcr Seed Ginger Reet
Olerj Seed , . Whole Cteves .
Oaaaan' Ilede Cat Deed
Amend Clanamoa DUI
Stick Otnomo .-.
Ground Plovea Pepper Corn
Maislard Seed ." Bed PeswV
Day Leave Black Pajpsf
Oronnd Meatard . Taraserle
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m ar mf"ivinvaaww linrai
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HANTS PABffUt
6th St.
PROPOSAL HADE F03
: LOCAL SEED FARM
A letter received by the Cham
ber of Commerce and referred to
lta board and also (he county agri
cultural council, la deserving of
more than passing attention. . It
propose: . '
"To atari a seed farm Vowing a
general line of garden seeds, also
taking In the ornamental part and
to grow a full line of nursery stock,
also ornamental, peclalllng on the
government blight proof stock which
Profeesor Relmer of the experi
mental station of Talent haa work
ed out. I am personally acquainted
with him and his methods. In fact,
I furnished over half of the trees
for the first plant at that alatlon.
"The seed business I one of the
best things any community can
have. This county of Twin Falls.
Ida., grow over four million of
dollar worth annually of the larger
varieties such as peas, beans, beets,
the clovers and potato seeds. These
are grown for the large seed firms
In the east. I do not mean to go In
to It on such a large scale. Just
grow a general line for the trade,
such as all tores handle. Southern
Oregon Is better adapted to grow
ing seeds and plants than this place,
aa the season Is longer and the win
ters' are too severe here.
"There are big profits to be made
In seeds. 8ome of our largest seed
firms have started on one acre of
ground. If we could rent ten acres
of good land that would do very
well for a starter, but It must be so
we can Irrigate If we need It. ,
"It will take between ten and
twelve hundred dollars to start and
carry the business through the first
year. This amount need not be paid
In all at once. Of course, the more
money we have, the better start we
can make. I have had over 5 years
experience In nursery and seed work.
I will refer you to Professor Relmer
of the experimental station aa to my
ability to take , charge of
plant of thla kind. I would ad
vise you either to see or write him
about thla proposition.
"I prefer southern Oregon to any
other place, as I lived there seven
ear and understand conditions.
Thla may seem a poor time to start
rp, but It will take two or three
years to get started and by that
lime, things will be better."
The letter quoted from above was
written by a man thoroughly famil
iar with the seed growing business.
Local people will take up with him
hi suggestion of such a farm In
Josephine county.
KERBT
Weather not so warm. Smoke
quite dense. Fires seem to be suf-
.flnlent to keep the atmosphere
charged with smoke but they are
difficult to locate on account of so
much smoke.
Fire wardens are busy, but as fast
aa one fire Is under control another
I heard of and It aeema Impossible
to get them all under control.
The following Kerbylte have vis
ited Oranta Pasa during the past
week: David, , Ayera, "'Barney"
Payne, Qulncy Woodcock, J. O. Tur
ner, Jdra. Turner, Mlssea Fleeta Tur
ner, Vera Turner, Ida Maurer, Ethel
Woodcock, Miss Vaablnder, Mrs. Belt
Adam, and Mis Ilene Lewi.
Dr. Van Fossen, district superin
tendent of the iM. E. church for this
district, passed through Kerby on
Saturday laet and held the quarter
ly conference of the ohurch at Alt
horiae. Ret. Crenshaw accompanied Dr.
Van- Fossen with his auto and the
regular quarterly meeting services
were observed on 8undy at Alt
house, t .
' Ml Lucy George, who ha been
with her parents for several weeks,
expect to return aoon to her work
In vthe Portland schools, where she
ha been employed for neveral suc
cessive years.
Miss Ethel Woodcock will start In
about a week 'for her winter' work
'at Raymond, Wash, '
. Miss Vnriblnder .has returned to
Holland for the winter,, and will
tench the same school where eh has
worked for several years.
The Kerby school has the same
touching force as last year.
J. Q. Wllllts and Mrs. Floyd fill
ing tho same positions as during Ihe
last three, year and Mis , Geneva
Robinson the same position as Inst
year. 8ihool will open on Tdeaday,
September 4.
Letterhead that will pleas yeu, at
the etirior.
SALT
fflUB-r , ,aqnmj
runs freely from
3 id e spout
docs not
clog3hdkcr
DIAMOND TIRES
MORE MILES FOR LR8H
MONEY
DIAMOND TUBES
- Will outlast sereral casing
We prefer , selling Diamond
tire because tby are better
Grants Pass
Hardware
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At yoer serle
CHICHESTER S PILLS
bntn. iMItd VMS Rio Kttjtao.
Tak mm Mk. mf ,mmm
fcrantrt. A.l. IIM'UVa-THr
BIAMttX HBANB riLIJL k, aa
ymn iMm m BM. tUta. AMn !
SOID BY 08U0GISTS tltKYWHEBC
Tht Word "Slave."
The v.-ortl Tlavi'"" Is n word of bril
liant lilitorlcfll aiitcveilciitA. It orig
inal, the ItUKlan "stnvu." Ineutm glorl
"s cul U the title of tlint rui-c which
Include the , llussl;in people. But
ttlicn the tieriiian mliu-ol host of
Hie r-'luvs to Kervluuie tliv'.r name, from
niulUv or u.t lilcnt. um tilU'.ioii aaja, be
tnie ; nrntrmv's wt'.h "servile."
Hew It Happsnad.
. rWli.v ; :-. hsvo ; orr last place T
asked l i 1
"I ilU'u t leave It. It left me." ,
"Kiitlier Ktraiii-'c. I hIhhiIU aay."
"Not t ttlL, l.Kurkrd In an ammuni
tion fai'tory." ludlaiiHNtlia Star.
I
A Crab.
"They say that what ; we eat make
ii what we arc." .
"Then old FIuIhIuIi must have lived
upon a steady diet of crab meat all his
life." Louisville Courler-Jonrnal.
True itollteiiera Is perfect ease and
freedom. It simply conaldls In treating
others Just as, you . love to be .treated
yourself. . , . : s .. .. , ,v
Contentment hi -the ayreet satisfaction
of knowing that you bare more of thin
world' gofwh than you can possibly
use. Puck, .
Job. work at tte Courier.
i. Hera it immm, tn
luHerlnR
te-K?SOT.'.5TO5.:.
vi i. r. u.t, wasninEtoai
wvuii iiuuac, wfiiu, I
m glad to tell, and have
toltTmany womtj, what, T 1
I tufferaf before I knew I O
benefit tobe derived Wf S
IOJ..,hto i A,fewlo
w j TAR1C
"I was verv weak."
Mr. Edwards rocs on
to say, "and col! J net
sloop without suffering
1 1 great pain . . . Nothing
Beemea to neip me until
I heard olCardui and be
gun the use ot it ... I
gradually gained my
. strength ... 1 am now
hie in An alt tnv uinrlr
If you need a tonic lake
vHruui. ( 11 ror women.
IPScts gently and reliably
and will probably help
you as it helped this lady,
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Classified
FOR SALE Oj A C.'ioape and n-to-4aU
set V of tofuhie .ownkr
hip plau of Joeepblnwi county it
. GranU Pan Abetrae iBompany. f 7
ANGEL
60i
ordar by
phone,
nit
Ho. 110-J
0. A a OBANT LAWD8-. Blue print
plau ahowing lands in Josephine
county, $1.60. Address A. E.
Voorbles, Grania Pasa tf
BTUDBB AKER runabou tforaale
apply 510 J street, next to Count's
feed atore. 16 tr
TO, AUTOMOBILE O.WNER8 Magic
Motor oaa, 1 quart equals SO gal
lons gasoline. Guaranteed by
Auto Remedy Co., Cincinnati, O.,
. and Magic Sale Co., Minneapolis.
' Beware of Imitations. Inquire
? Chas. Mee. Applegate, Or. S3
FOR BALE 200 ft. 14 T" O lum
ber 8 ft. long for 5.00. 100 ft.
surface lumber Jn two Ubles at
' $3.00 or 31.50 each. Work bench
50c, show ease, counter and helv
ing $15.00, or will sell separately.
' Odd piece or furniture for aale
cheap. Phone 340-R, or call at
401 N. th St. tStf
FOR SALE Ten bead of zooi milk
cow, twenty head Angora goat.
Route , Phone C1Z-P-23.' i'M. L.
Schmidt. a
FOR SALE-On easy terms, team of
work- horses, worklne rv Av
. , - j ,
, chance for anyone wishing a good
"Job. Phone J6-J.
45
FOR SALE Good milch cow, two
miles up. Louse creek road. O. H.
Grable. ; " ;.. ', 1 47
A elaalfle ad bring multa. .
WANTED
WANTED 10,000 customer to
ride dally la Jitney Lake' taxi
at 10 cenU each. Inquire at The
Spa confectionery, or phone
T62-R. Country trip a special
ity. 2(tf
COMPETENT lady wishes work in
! hotel or bachelor or . widower's
borne. Will star at home nlrhi.
! Addres No.- 158, care Courier.
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HOUSEKEEPER wanted, eomnetent
' and reliable. " Good wagea to tbe
rliUt pert-, phone 383-R or call
at 704 D atreet. . 48
WANTED To rent. In October, for
winter, furnished house, modern,
good condition,- by two - ladfe.
Good care guaranteed. Address
Box 43, Hugo, Ore.- -46
)V ANTED Furnished house, phone
' 827-R. P. O. Box 451, R. F. Lew-
' man. 45
WANTED Girl to stay with children
; a few hours tn afternoon and even
; ing. Apply morning between ' ' 9
and 11 at 115 A street. Mrs.
Dubai. ; 45
TO RENT
FOR RENT l-roo nod era house.
806 C treat, opposite aobool
house, $10 par montA. Inquire of
Wm. Book, 108 Foundry atmt, 48
FOR RENT (-room bona and
sleeping porch, 787 North Fifth
street, $8 per month. Inquire ol
vWm. Boog, 208 Foundry atreet. 4$
FOR RENT Xroom cottage oa F
., street, next to ereek.- Inquire of
.. Wm. Boog, 808 'Foundry St.' 48
FOR RENT 3-roora house and fine
; garden spot on river bank, 4
blocka from Sixth rtreet. at $4
' per month. Inquire at Chaa. Mor
. rlaon'i grocery, 60S South Sixth
' ttreel , , ,Sltf
TREMONT ROOMS 1 Now 'under
managmant of Mrs. U C. Arm-
. strong; 88 -clean ' rooma t-36c
'1 and 60c; special . rate by week
or month; . also light hottsekeep-
ing room.. (Would like your bat
ronage.' y . 1 40tf
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS for rent
802 D street.
48
FOR RENT 6 room furnished
house, Inquire . 704 D atreet.
. Phone 883-R. " ' ' 48
MISCELLANEOUS .
IF YOU HAVE a small saw mtlL 1
wiir give you a contract to out one
to five million feet of my timber.
" Write O. F, Haskell, Koer, Ore,
KINDERGARTEN Miss Telford's
, Kinaergarten ; opens .Monday, seP'
tember 10th, at 411 C St. 1 36tf
OIX)THB3 REPAIRED Mending
and darning taently done at 411
: p st. ; . . , .' stt
A few Grants Psss pennants at 20
Advertt
" CLEsOC.A.: ii ,1J. nrsMCtw
Umiud tA to cteJ'erk w.
' aoMosag; thrtets Cis' atttsi.
O'ffloafbonrs sVlJ; 2-t,,or'ea amv
tslstMl. OOe phone, 13;
dene phone 868-J. 1 -
. LOUOHRIDGI, u. D Physiaias)
and surgeon. City or eoantry ealte
"ended day or Bight. Bertdea
phone 811; oflos phone 182.
Sixth and H. TuC BnUdlag- '
DR. ED. BTWATER SoecUUat em
diseases of the eye, ear, nose as
throat; glisses Sited. Offle hon:
I to 13 a. m., 2 to 5 p. m. Phone
Reddeno 210-L; office SlaW;
Masonls Temple, GranU Paas, Ore,
A. A. WITHAM. M. D.. Pbriida au
nrgeoa. Office: Hail Bldg., eorner
Sixth and I streets. Phones: Ode'
116; residence 288-J. Honrs: 8 a.
m. to 4 p. m.
DENTISTS
E. C. MACY. D. M. D. riratlaa.
dentistry. 108 South Sixth
street. Grant Paas, Oregon. . : '
ATTOaVOCn
H. D. NORTON. AttormT-aA-l
Practice in all State and Federal
Courts. "First National Bank Bids.
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COLVIO A WILLIAMS Atteneys-
at-Law Granu Paae Banking Co.
Bldg, Orants Phes, Ore.
E. 8. VAN DIKE. Attorney. Pmettee
In all oourta. Pint National Bank
BulldlnayJ
DURHAM RICHARD. Attoraeya-
at-Law. Offlce Masonic Tempi
Orants Paas, Ore. . .
W. T. MILLER, Attoraey-t-Uv.
County attorney for Joaepntn
Ceunty. Offlce: SchnUhorn Bldg. i
O. 8. BLANCHARD, Attomey-eA-U
GranU Pass Banking Co. Bid.
Phone 870. OrenU Pans, Ore. -''
V. A. CLEMENTS Attomey-eS-Uw
PracHee In staU and federal
eonrts. Rooms 2. and 8, over
Gold Role store. . )
BLANCHA&D A BLANCHARD. Air
tomeye, Albert Meek, phes UMi
Practice In all eonrts; land
attorneys,'- , ,
VBTERIHABT SURGEON
DR. R. J. BBSTUL, Vetertnartem.
Offloe In . . Wlnatrout Impleiisil
Bldg. Phone 118-J
Phone S06-R.
DRATAGJi AND TRAN8RR
COMMERCIAL TRANSFER CO. All
kinds of drayege V and traneter
work earef ally and promptly done.
a Phone 181-J. Stand at freight
depot - A. Shade, Prep. -
F. Q. I SHAM.' dravava and araufar
Safes, pianee and furaitore asoeed.
packed, skipped ad stered.msje
r.tfk A Holman. No. 60.
nee phone 114-B, ,
aeva, WURLD MOVES; eo do we.
Jnneh Broe. Transfer Co. Phone
IIT-Rvv-ir tiit "! .rf.incf'ia ,; .
AB8ATEBS
K. R. CROUCH Aseayer. ebenassV
metallurgtsLK Rooms 801-108 Fne .
' dock Building. Orants Paae. .
. CAMPINCI RESORTS
CAVE . GAMP Ideal for rest and
reereatlon; good dean keAe, lie;
good meals, 60s;, peek and nddh
horses tor eaves, $3.10 per day;
telephone at, eamp, ring Fiwrott.;
0A8QUET RESORT At the edge of
' the redwoods, sooommodatlons tor
tourists, hetel $1 per dty, electrle
lighted eeogi crounds, ' garage sad
acoeeeortes, greoertee and suo
pUes, flawing end hantlag. R. R.
Prtoe, Propr; . -i . i t .i- t-Ji7tt
MUSICAL DrSTRTJCITON
t. a MACMUKRAT, teMher of voice
enltnre end aingtng. Leesone grrea
' et home of pupU it requested. Ad
drjes 718 Lee street.' 3I1U
TOO CARD
The California and Oregon
Coast Railroad Company v
Effective June 1. 1117. "
Dally except Sunday.
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Train 1 It. Orants Pass.. 1: p. m.
Train I It. Waters Creek 8:00 p. m.
All trains leave Orants Pass from
the corner of O and Eighth streets.
opposite the Southern Pacific depot
For all Information regarding
freight and. passenger service' call at
the offloe of the company, Publle Ser
vice building, er sheae 131 for
same.
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