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liahed fcereis.
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reaerred.
BATTRDAV, SEPTEMBER 87, 119.
OREGON WEATHER
Fair, cooler, heavy frost
f east portion; Sunday (air, gen-
tie northerly winds.
WILLOPENO.SC.LANDS
"Three hundred thousand acres of
government land, situated in this
county and in Lane county," says the
Roseburg .Review, "will he thrown
open to settlers probably early next
spring, according to a statement
made today by R. R Turner, receiv
er ot the local U. S. land office, who
returned yesterday from Sail Fran
cisco where he had held a conference
regarding the matter with Clay Tall
man, commissioner of general land
office at Washington, D. C. The lands
are part nt what was formerly
known as the Oregon ft California
railroad grant lands, and which a
few years ago reverted to the gov
ernment by decision of the United
States supreme court.
"While no definite date, was set
for the opening, Mr. Turner said It
would occur In the early spring. Mr.
Tillman said that the plans were ful
ly prepared and that only other mat
ters connected with the land depart
ment were preventing the' conclud
ing of final arrangements. Of the
SOO.000 acres to "be opened at this
time, the, larger proportion Is situ
ated In Douglas county and the en
tire amount is agricultural land, it
being the amount out of 607,360
acres, comprising the grant in two
counties, which are so designated.
The remainder Is either classified
as timber or mineral lands and as
such are eliminated from the lands
XEW TODAY
JOS. MOSS AGENCY Fire lnsur
ance, plate glass liability Insur
ance. 204 Sixth street. tf
A QUITTER
It's No Crime To Be One
Sometimes
Quit Butter and Save 35 per cent
The
Way
KINNEY & TRUAX GROCERY
Quality and Service
to be opened for settlement. There
Is another grant of land known as
the Cooa Bay Wagon Road grant and
this Is to be opened, hut probably at
a later date, according to Mr. Tur
ner. The local land office Is now pre
paring information lor a' booklet
which will be gotten out by the gov
ernment prior to the opening, which
win set forth the parcels of land.
each of which will be given a num
ber, and also give some description
of each piece and the acreage. Per
sons wishing to make applications
for government land may then write
to the local office for these booklets
and apply for the land they select
according to number."
91.15 for 500 Sheets Bond-
Entire lot of II bond Dater aoM:
60 ream of heavier bond at $1.15
for 500 sheet, letter site, at Courier
office. Bond paper advanced 2c per
pound August 1, but we made no
advance. This lot will last only a
short time, then no more to be had.
Panama Cafe
SEPTEMBER tUltt
SMI
Oyster
Relish
Celery 15c Shrimp Salad 25c
Combination Salad 25c
Entree
i Fried Oysters 50c
Chicken Fricassee 50c
Baked Sparerlhs and Sweet
Potatoes 45c
Corn Reef and Cabbage 35c
Roast
Roast Chicken and Dressing 50c
Ixg or Pork and Apple Sauce 40c
Hot Roast Pork Sandwich 25c
Vegetable
Mashed Potatoes Asparagus
IH-NNCrtfl
Raislu Pie Mince Pie Apple Pie
Pineapple Cream Pie 10c
Pumpkin Pie 10c
Strawberries and Cream 15c
Beverage
Tea Coffee Milk
APPLE PICKERS WANTED K.
Hammer'bacher. Phone 60G-F-23.
82
FOR SALE Bargains One team
and harness; wagon; hack; plow;
harrow; binder; mower; rake;
cultivator; tools; cow; chickens;
etc. Inquire S. Bohl, Missouri
Flat. 86
FOR RENT Modern bungalow with
6 '4 acre. 799 Merlin road. In
quire of Mrs. O. W. Murray, C24
A street. 82
"WANTED Salesman to sell gro
ceries wholesale direct to farmers,
commission. One competent to
establish and take charge of bus
iness 'paying $3000 to $4200 a
year. We furnish training, ex
perience, capital. Not easy money
but permanent, profitable opening
for right man. Quality goods sold
on satis.fact!on or money bank
basis. Farmers save 20',. Man
with farm experience preferred.
Car or rig required. Give ai?e, ex
perience, phone number. Parks
Bros. Portland, Oregon. 99
WANTED Man to do raWmlning
and plastering at once. ' Phone
159-Y. 82
Satisfactory
Service
is what you get when you bring your work
here.
OUR WELDING PLANT IS
COMPLETE
Your Auto and Trucks we can repair these
too and we carry a complete line of accessories.
Fashion Garage
ADDITIONAL LOCAL
Want a IHvorre
Mrs. M i'it a Sargout has. tiled suit
for divorce from her husband, Henry
U Snrttent, ot Sol ma.
Dnm'litg )nrly .
Waldorf Hull Saturday night. 81
Dnnce at Tnkllma
Saturday night, September 27.
Music furnished ty Nellson's orches
tra. gl
Rev. M. nine. Will SMk
tAt Rapt 1st church. 1 1 a. 111. mid S
p. in. Hear this great preacher. 81
Crater Luke Kemwm Over -
The Crater Lake season will close
next Tuesday, when the last stage
trip will be made from Medford In
the morning. The hotel will remuln
open until Wednesday noon, and the
stages will bring back all tourists at
the hotel on Wedneaduy. Of course,
as long as the weather remains fine
auto tourists will continue going to
the lako. even though It will be luck
ing In hotel accommodations. Med
ford Tribune.
I'rleew to Advance
Beginning October 1. the nriees n
cleaning and pressing will go up.
Kopers Tailor Shop. The Wardrobe
Cleaners. 34
Wanted Their lHiM
Two genuine "dope fiends"
showed up In irant I'asa yesterday
amr pestered the doctor ror some of
the lulling powder. They were un
successful, however, and Chief Me
lno was compelled to tuck them
Dotn away In the bed at the ctty bns
tlle until this morning, when he .
corted them to the railway yards and
told them to move on. They think
this Is a terrible world, because they
can't procure medicine" for their
exrriirlnitng pains.
At ItaplUt t liur. li
Inspiring sermons, good slnclng.
a' hearty welcome. si
(Xwrent Oty for
Owing to the present excellent
condition of the roads the Grants
Pass & Crescent Pit Qii r .m
- j v. u . nui
take you to Crescent" City or return
for $... 7S,f
PralNe the Kokiic Scenery
Mrs. I). Null and Jftss Anna Ma
son, of Oklahoma, who recently vis
ited here with Mrs. I'arrlsh. also for
merly of Oklahoma, speak in glow
ing terms of the wonderful scenery
along the .Rogue river, especially
near Hell Cute nnd in tho Oulli-e
section. They pronounced It more
beautiful than the famous Hoval
(!ore, because of the multi-colored
trees, shrubs and flowers that
lothc the koKiie valley nt this sea
son of the yenr. They purchased a
tract of land while here, nnd will
return later to reside hire permanently.
FOR SALE 'Dry fir wood. $3 a tier
delivered. Phone Dickinson &
Daws, Wildervllle.
WANTED Apple pickers,
morning. Phone 30.
86
Monday
82
1X)ST Small brown dog, answers to
the name of Trixie, Grants Pass
license No. 12. Phone 221-Y or
366nJ. . 86
IX)H SALE Two year oTd mik
cow. Otto J. Knlps, 61 C Sou'h
Fourth street, or see me at Stnjr
Cigtr store. in
uilt For All Roads
f
Oakland Sensible Six
$1250
Williams & Fry
Carriers Wanted
Two carrier routes now open for
boys or girls with wheels. Apply nt
once. Courier office.
Complete I'lunn for Drive
Tho committee which has taken
tho responsibility of the drive for
funds to house Oregon's abandoned,
homeless, nameless babies In a mo
dern fireproof nursery met this af
ternoon at the Church of Christ to
complete the work of organization
for the campaign. Sufficient solici
tors are appointed to put tho drive
through in one day, Monday, Sep.
tember 29. The appeal of little Ki
lls, whoso picture appeared In the
Courier last evening to "be-a-brlck-and-buy-a-brlck,"
has already reach
ed the heart strings of ; many a
Courier render nnd numerous nets of
self denial to make possible greater
?lft to the deserving babies, have
been reported to the committee.
3. E. Itartlett
Of the Peoples Electric Store
Medford, Oregon, will be in this ter
ritory, still selling Standard Electri
cal equipment same goods, better
prices your needs will be given our
utmost consideration. 75tf
.
Paris, Sept. 26. vpeoplo In sotne
of the villages or southern Russia
are wearing dresses made of leaves
or grass Bown together with bamboo
fibre, owing to the difficulty In ob
taining cloth, ways Major (i. M.
Towse, who Is In charge of the lied
Cross activities along the shores of
the luck Seji.
"It is tin Meal costume for the
summer when southern ."Russia has
a temperature like that of the har
den ogeKnd Ostmetaoln shrdlii cmfw
tlen of Eden," daJd Major TowHe,
"but. I shiver when I think of what
will happen to those little girls
the snow begins to SyV
See The Handylite
A groat step forward In Alarm Clocks
Just tho thing for long winter nights and dark mornings.
We predict that all alarm cloaks will be radlnllted In tho uoar
future.
BARNES, The Jeweler
8. P. Time Inspector
Next door, Ktrt National Bank
new Coats, new Sweaters
and
new Rats on Display
MRS. E. REHKOPF
Special Tire Sale
LANCASTER WIRE OKII'S
AMorted Sides
30 Discount
THIS WEEK OXI.V
C L. HOBART CO.
DRESSMAKING
OK ALL KINKS
S.1 YEARS EXKKIENCE
Kanry Dinner and Kveiilng Owns a specialty ttilj.fju tlon tjimr
need and prices IteaMinitlile
Mrs. Lydia Allen
SO I A street
hone H7I-H
G. B. BERRY
Harness and Saddlery
Auto Top and Canvas Work
With Grants Pass Hardware Co.
Vulcanizing Repair Worli
KlllST CLASS WOltK (UAltA.YI'i:i D
r.'OODKICH TIKI'S and Tl IIKS
(asollne 8l)c
OH 'Hw nuil up
AUTO SERVICE CO. GARAGE
fi'oo. W. Tet heron, Mcclinnie'
A HAPPY HOUR
IN STORE FOR YOU
at tho
CHURCH OF CHRIST
SUNDAY HVENING, SEPTEMBER 28.
lie on Time
Don't "Miss a Minute
of the
Old Fashioned Home
SERVICE
Sp(iiil invitation to elderly people Autos will call.
Leave word with phone 48-If
"Make Our Home Church Your Church Home"
This Space Contributed by
Collins Auto Co.
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