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GIUNT8 VMM DAILY COL Kit It
AUK TH11EB
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Cover the; house with life insurance
W. P. FULLER & COS
Q)ure
repared
,1 aints
Auto Enamels
Jewell Hardware Company.
We do Fjne Shoe Repairing
Classified
ANGEL. CAKE8 71 cent echj or
der by pbone, No. 1B0-J. 2tt
100-ACRB STOCK RANCH for sale;
about 126 acre In cultivation;
considerable Irrigation; 2 tulle
from R. R. station; ltt miles
from two schools; bait cash, bal
ance low Interna. Add rem No.
1051 cr Courier. M
ihil "SAIJ? -Vflch. gray oats, cheat,
rye, baled bay, rollod barley. grass
seed. Kalih Wuldo Klden. Md
ford. Ore.
65tf
TBNT 1R 8AJjK 12xH.
nearly
66
new. Vhone No. 3.
iMf;IOTOUCYriJ': with
tan
dem sent, nw roar Urn und gen
erally iu Al condition, for sale
at a liarnHln, at Cramer Hros. 67
WANTM)
WANTE1V- iMen to work In lumber
ram or up-to-date sawmill.
Transportation' furnished. For
particular Inquire at Drwn'i
Crescent City singe office. Grants
I'ass. Ore., near 8. P. R. R. depot.
ind express office. Phone 26. 4 stf
MKN WANTKU Kniltir per day, S.V,
biiPkera.-H.75: limber, 4f.t0:
swamper. H.r.tt; truck teamsters,
$4.75; yarding ttiniiiKler, road
men, H.r.ti; lop loaders, $5; board
$1 per diiy. John II. William.
"06 II street. "4
1IKI.1 WANTKI In laundry, 72"
Kb at 1 Si., or phono 3s:i-l,. lint!
VANTKOr-Men for mill work;
waves 14 and up. M. J. Lumber
Coinpuny, (ileiidalo, Ore. 64
(ilRJ-K WANTKU nt the Grunt Pass
steam litnndry. 6"tf
HOYS Oil URLS WANTKU AS
messenger at the Western I'nlon
Telegrnph office, (iood wane and
a rlmtit'p for advanceim-nt. tf
WANTKU- He-ond hnnd 30-30 rifle.
See Jo Miirtlnean. 4
J AN AXI1 WIKK wanted for fHrm
work. f'hone "No. 3. 66
WNTKJ llooms for IlKht hoime
kceplnit furnished or unfurnished.
Inquire afternoons K15 I) street.
Phone 212-V 3
VOVn HOP-riCKKKfl wanted. A)iply
River Hunk rarms, call G07-F-11.
65
aMt RENT Three Kood slced
room, could be fntnlHhed for
rii?bt housekeeping; W North
Fonrih street,- phone 37 Ml. 64
S-fflOOM TIOl'SE and half iwre of
gaonnd with fruit, on KoRiie
Ttlvc avenue for reht cheap. In
quire 232 West I etraot. 67
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MISfKIXANKOl
. L. GALBRAITH Insurance, any
kind. Rental. Building and
Loan. Plata Olaas Liability. 0
Q atreet. ' 4tf
KLHCTRIOAIi WORlt
BLECTRIC WIRING and general
electrical work, repairing, house
wlrint;. C. C. Harper, 1 OS South
Sixth street, phone 47. 1 .
M1SKAL 1XHTKVCTION
J. S. MacMURRiAY Teaijher of singing.-
Write or apply t 716 Lee
Street. ' 2Stf
41VIL EXGIXEKR
PANIEL ,McKARLAND! civil engi
neer and surveyor. Ridonce
740 Tenth street, phon 2H-Y,
and Varnishes
Advertising
TAXI
USB THE WHITE LINE TAXI FOR
prompt ferric. City and country
trip. Safety first. Call Grant
' Pa Hotel, phone 31b. Residence
phone 320-R. W. 0. White. 70
TAXI d'hone Hoses Confectionery,
No. 100, for taxi. Hurry call at
any time. C. K. Ollkaon. . 35tf
MIONE 262-R for Jitney Luke or
Cutler. Headtiuarter changed to
Spa. 50tf
PAIACW TAXI Day or nluht serv
Ice with Maxwell cur. Phone 22-J.
Kenner ft Newstroni. 84
UKNTIKTS
K. C. MACY. D. M. D. First-lass
dentUtry. 109 ft South Sixth
street, Cranta Pass, Oregon.
I-1IVKK IA.NH
L. O. CLEMENT, M. D.. Practice
limited to dlsenscs of the eye, ear.
none and throat. Glasae fitted.
Office hour 9-12, 2-5, or on ap
pointment. Phone, office 62; reel
deuce 35S-J.
8. LOI'OHRIDGE. M. D. Physician
and (urg-eon. City or country call
attended day or night. Phones,
residence, 369; office. 182. Sixth
and II streets.
A. A. WITIIAAI. M. D. Internal
medicine und nervous iIim'hboh,
GH .Medical Hide, Portland. Ore
Hours, 2 to r p. in., uioriilnK atid
evenlnx by apiHilntment.
Kit. W. T. TOMPKINS. S. T.
looms I and 2 Schmidt Itldg.
Treats all discuses. Hours 9-12
a. m.; 1-5 p. m. Phone 304-R. .
K. J. niLLlCK. M.,D.. Physician
and surgeon: office Schnllhorn
block, phone 5 4-J; residence,
1004 Unvnrldne. phone 54-1.
Grants Pa.s.
KTKItl X A It V Sl'KHHUN
DR. R. J. liESTUL, Vaterinarlan
Residence S3S Washington boule
vard, phono 39S-R.
DIIAYAGK XI TIUXSKKH
TUB WORLD MOVES; ao do we
Hunch Uros. Transfer Co. Phone
39711.
F. G. ISIIA.M, drayage and transfer.
Safes, pianos and furniture
moved, packed, shipped and stor
ed. Office phone 124-Y. Resi
dence phone 124-R.
ATTORNEYS
H. D. NORTON, Attorney-at-law.
Practices .In all State and Federal
Court. First National Bank Bldg,
0. W. C04.V1G, Attorney-at-law.
Grant Pass Banking Co. Bldg.
Grants Pas, Oregon. -
E. 8. VAN DYKE, Attorney.. Prac-
tlces In all courts. First National
Bank Bldg.
0. S. IfLANCHARD, Attorney-at-law,
Golden Rule Bldg. Pbone 270
Grants Pasa, Oregon.
C. A. SIDLER, Attorney-at-law. Ma
sonic Temple, Grants Pass, Oro.
JEO. II. DURHAM, Attorney-at-law,
referee In bankruptcy. Masonic
Temple, Grant Pas, Oregon
Phone 1 3.r.-.T.
JAMES T. CHINNOCK. Lawyer,
First National Bank Bldg., Grant
Fns. Oraann
Trado Acceptances, book of 50, $1
Courier office.
OBITUARY
anil Armour Hamilton
(Jull Armour 1 1 am I Hon wax born
at I'urU Place, Oreiton, Decemlier
21, 1XU2, wlierv he speut hi early
boliood duy. excepting; one year
whMi the family pent In the Yu
kon Territory.
In 1!Mi7 the family removed to
(irtttit 'I'iim anil settled in thoir
present homo 1n KriiHdale, where
Call attended the district aehool. In
1114 lie graduated from the Grant
I'iih 1 1 1 k h school, lie wa an am
bitious student and an enthusiast In
nil athletic sports; If" also took an
uctlve art in xlee club showing
much talent In .music, and dramatic
work.
Having keen desire for a pro
fessional career, he entered the
.North I'liclflc Dental College In
li. A severe lllties the follow
ing sniiniicr, from which he did not
sufficiently recover, prevented him
from continuing his studies the en
suing year, but with characteristic
pereeverence he returned to the col
lege In tb fall of IBIS, where a lit-
tlo Inter tie was enrolled in the atu
dent army training corps, bavlnn
iKceasftilly passed the physlclal ex
amination for the service.
Karly In December be contracted
the Spanish Influenza followed by
pneumonia. After week or Illness
he returned to his home where lov
Inn hands of parents and friends
strove to win tilm back to health and
strenmh. wjlh no avail. At lendh
follow-In bis physician' advice and
his own desire, he Journeyed to
I hnenlx. Arl.onu, where -it wa
hoped the chana-o would cure him.
or the pnat month nl leittora have
spoken of his steady Improvement.
so that the sudden new of hi death
came an a double shock to the en
tire Pom rn unity.
He was cheerful and uncomplain
ing durinif hi Ionic aeasoti of mis
fortune. Hi wa an exemnlarv.
Christian character, and bis early
tenth cast a' shadow over every
nome -who knew him. He is sur
vived by bis TMrents. Ceo. A. end
Jessie C. Hamilton, and two broth
ers. Worth, who Is still in France.
and (.Inn. who reside with til par
ents at Krultdale.
Kimlcntnrtcn Oitons Monday
Mis Telford' klndercarten onens
on Monday with the opening of
school. and affords an opportunity for
mothers to give their young children
the prc'llmlrinry training in the art
of learning to learn. Miss Telford
has had years of practical exiwrlence
and her ability as a trainer of chil
dren has' been marked. She Will be
able, to accommodate a few more pu
pils ut 41 r O street.
Do You Want
to Save
Some Money?
Re-insulating a bat
tery is about the most
expensive repair there is.
And there's only one
kind of battery in gen- ,
eral use that isn't prac
tically certain to bo
re-insulated or junk'
ed within the next ' '
year or two.
That one exception is the "
Willard Battery with Thread
ed Rubber Insulation.
Come in snd wr.11 tell
you why.
THE BATTERY SHOP
A. V. Hazelton. Propr.
CWillcMP
Ol SlKaiftTMQ
The California and Oregoi
uoast Kanroaa company
TIME CARD
Effective Nor. 19, 1918.
Trains will run Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday
Leave Grant Pass 1 P. M
Arrive Waters Creek.".. 2 P. M,
Leave Waters Creek.... ....3 P. M
Arrive Grants Pas ..4 P. M.
For Information regarding freight
and passenger rates call at the office
of the company. Lundburr building
or telenhniio I XL. . ' '; -
Jit lhcGliurcbc$
XevvniMH M. K. (lioVrh
At the urgent r'ii'it of his many
friends, H. I illkcy has consented
to give an account of hi experiences
In France at the morning service.
Thure will be an ahtbem by the choir
and a solo by Mis Marguerite Wtble.
The evening service will be held
at H p. m, At this service the pastor
will prea;h. There will be special
music by the choir. Sunday echool
at 10 a. m. Epworth League at 7
p. m.
Melville T. Wire, minister.
llHtiit (linrcli
Jllblo school at 10, R. K. ITackett
superintendent. Classes for all age.
Morning service at 11, sermon on.
"When Cod Was Dead." The choir
will sing, "I Would Ix)ve Thee."
The liord' Supper will be observed.
11. Y. V. V. at 7, led by Lois Cline,
topic. "Our Relations to Others."
Evening service at S. Congres
sional song sen-Ice led by R. K.
Hacked. Scripture lesson and pray
er. Anthem, "I would see Jesus,"
by the choir. Announcements and
prayer. IBolo-. Miss Paftillo. Read
ing, "Jehovah's Triumph Over Boal,"
Mr. Cllne. Sermon, "The God That
Answer by Fire." All are invited.
C. M. Cllne, preacher.
Salvation Army 4I (i Street
Meetings at 2 p. m. Bible school
at 8 p. m. Gospel preaching, vocal
solos. Strangers and ex-service men
are Invited.
J. E. Strautin .Ensign.
fU Anne's Catholic Chnrch
Sunday masses at 7:30 and 9
o'clock.
Her. J. O. Vien, C. S. V., pastor.
Iletluiny Presbyterian Church
Sunday school, 10 m. Morning
worship. 11 o'clock, "A Lost Soul."
Evening worship, g o'clock, "What
Constitutes an Educated Man?" This
Is especially designed as a parting
message to our many young' people
who are leaving for their respective
colleges this month, 'jut "will also be
of particular Intere. to our high
school people, and to the teachers
of the public schools who will begin
their work next Monday. To all
these a special invitstion Is extend
ed. Thursday. September 11. Mid
week service. "What .Money C;:i Not
Buy." Acts S:14-24.
Henry G. Hnon. minister.
First Church of Christ Sclent K
Christian Science services are held
every Sunday. In the W. O. W. hall,
at 1 1 a. pi. Wednesday'evsnln? roe
Ings at o'clock. The subject for
Sunday In. "Man."
Reading room Is open from 2 to
4 p. m. daily except Sundays and
holidays. The public Is cordially in
vlted to attend the services and to
visit the reading room,
ADDITIONAL LOCAL
The Sooner ,
Inasmuch as the "Spa" is a copy
righted name Mrs. Hendricks has
changed the name of her confection
ery to "The Sooner." 65
Service Huttonn
Recruiting Officer Bauer states
that he has a supply of service but
tons at his office, free to all ex-serv
ice men. The buttons have been
on hand for several weeks, but thus
tar there has been little call for
them.
Sny Folks
Mrs. August Goettsche will soon
start dancing classes for married
folks; young folks and little folks.
Phone 883-J. . 63
Harper In New location
C. C. Harper has moved his stock
of electrical supplies and work shop
to No. 105 South Sixth atreet, near
Rose's Confectionery. He has . In
creased 'his stock of lamps and fix
tures and la ready to supply and de
mands. Mrs. Josle Lovelace Is In
the store as clerk.
Will RhIM New Business Block
Stanton Rowell Is preparing to
construct a new 'building on his pro
perty at the corner of Sixth and I
streets on the lot now occupied by
the Jewel Hardware hnrness shop.
The present building will be torn
down and a! modern structure erect
ed. The work will be commenced at
an early date).
Aid Society Meeting
The Methodist Aid scoiety will
meet Wednesday, September 10, In
the church parlors. A full attend
ance Is requested.
Airplanes Go XsVtli
This forenoon four airplanes, sup
posed to be Dellavlland In the for
est patrol servli e, paused over Grants
I'ii'm on their way north, flying low.
Many a rubberneck watched them un
til they disappeared over the moun
KxcursloB Rate to " t
Grant pas to Crescent City, by
easy riding cars, for $7.59. Grants
Pas and Crescent City Stage com
pany. Pbone 26. 74tf
Recruiting Kcotwncd
I'aul J. Bauer, of the local recruit
ing office, states that the recruiting
for overseas service has again open
ed. Thoite desiring .to enter the ser
vice can secure all necessary infor
mation by calling at his office. j
Dancing Party j
Dancing party at the Waldorf ,
Hall tonight. 63 1
' i
Snow at Crater Lake--
Several of those who have recent
ly returned from Crater Lake state
that snow has begun to fall there
and that the weather Is rather chilly.
Oregon is in for a good soaking--
The
Automatic Servant
' Oh. yes. 1 spend most of
my time out-of-doors this
summer. With - electric
motors I make light of my
),ousewrk."
' The cost is small and it is
so (.cr.vcnient and simple
it:: a turn of the switch-and
1 ivn sit down and read or
embroider until the work is
hy don't you call up
California-Oregon
Power Company
Phone 108-J
Auto Accessories
"A REGULAR department
f store for motorists." That
is how many of our customers
regard us. They have found by
experience that it pays them to
come here first.
Whatever it is you need' is
more than likely to be here
and at as low a price as can be
secured anywhere.
A Complete Line
Try Us
From tires to spark plugs
runs our stock. It includes most
well-known accessories. . '
Make it a point to investigate
the next time you are here. And
make it a point to come here
the next time you need any ar
ticle. Take advantage of this
accessory service. In choosing
the articles that make up the
stock we have been guided by
our reputation.
V
Prampt Service- Certain Satisfaction
' Fashion Garage and Machine Shops
J. F. Burke & Son
snow in the high mountains and rain
in the valley. While the hop grow
er twear that J. 'I'ltiv has a grudge
at them, those who want to sow fall
grain are wearing a broad smile.
lUKk Hpringx ( .ml r
Car here in few day, limited
amount of wood on hand. Willisana
Wood ft Coal Co. (5
IfoMiier Is 4 omlng Hark
G. E. Hosmer, In a lengthy- article
in the Public Forum, published at
Denver, Colo., tells of hi trip to
the Went Coast with the national edi
torial association. Mr. Hosmer was
greatly pleased with Oregon. Ia
speaking of Grants Puss, he says:
"Monday morning when the train
reached Grants Pass some real live
boosters of this thriving little city
boarded the train and told of tha
marvels of southern Oregon In gen
eral and' the Grants Pass country. In
particular. Wonderful natural care
are located here and with each suc
ceeding year larger crowds visit this
section and enjoy its beauty. I am
sorry that It wan Impossible to have
a few hours at Grants Pase, and
some of these day I am going iback'
and make it a visit"
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