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Thorpe of Portland was pu
F. F. Schelleuburg was in tho city
arrival lu tho city Tuesday evening, [yesterday anil today on huslnoss con­
to make a short buslneaa visit.
nected with the saw mill ho Is
George and F. Silverstone. of San erecting near Merlin.
Francis, o. were Tuesday eveniug ar­
Fred laiyman of Crescent City (
rivals in town for a business visit. came in this morning on Number 13,
"Cntex” for the nails.
Sabin has , and will continue on to hit hume to
Ku4'<x*«a<»r |o
• • , day.
Mi*. K. Itrhkopi
IL Van l’elt, Mrs. aLthrop Slid | Hemstitching and pedoting. 10c
Gibson were arrivals from and 12c per yard Nellie Nena »>ttf
Chandler Kellogg, of lat Angelos,
Brookings yesterday.
Empty sacks wanted at the Jose- is an arrival In town from the south,
89tf anil la visiting with his acquit I nt
phine Flour Mill.
B. II.* Williams of San Francisco an os here while stteedlng, to bus
and B. G. Mann of Portland are reg-' Ineos matters.
1C« u < mh I value that ■<■«, 'em talking
Miss Clyde Gritflu of Atlanta.
Istered at the Josephine.
ii's uihk I quant, timt bring« 'em loqtk
George Barton left on Number t I Georgia, arrived here yesterday
today for Roseburg on a bittiness trip will spend a few days visiting
friends before continuing her
of a few days duration.
A. E. Iavwson. of Spokane. Is a north.
.Mrs. Annie Caldwell departed
business visitor in the city ' tod.it.
having arrived In the city last even- morning for her home In Bond after
Al the Mlgn of
GEO. S. CALHOUN
i visit tn this citv with Mrs. W E
Ya Jolly
Fifteen jeer« local dealer.
Site will be accompanied
William K. Thompson, of Vallejo. Everton
Little Tailor
Is In the city for a brief visit, as tar as Klaiuath Falla
looking over the country and sttend- Everton.
Miss Mildred Thrasher who
Ing to local business.
Malcom Crawford came in yester- made a short visit here on her
day evening from his home In Fresno to KI.i math Falls from O. A.
making a brief stop here before go­ where she has been attending school,
departed thia morning for Medford.
ing on to Portland.
Mrs Rea Calvert and her mother, She will vdslt there for a tew days
Mrs. R. E Stevens, departed this before coutinnlng on to Klamath
"Gasolette" will save gasoline by
morning for Portland where they will
SHOES and FURNISHINGS
Grants Paas
visit during the Rose Festival and increasing 'mileage.
I OR MEN
Hardware Co.
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the Shrine convention.
IT. L. Upson, formerly connected
HORN
with the local forestry office and
Haberman—To Mr and Mrs. Henri owner of the Illahco poultry farm,
Haberman of Selma, Wednesday. has returned to Portland where he
June 16th. a son.
now makes hla home
Mr. Upson
spent only a few days here In con-
NEW TODAY
netlon with disposing of some of hl*
INSURANCE All forms. Life. Acci­ local property.
dent. Health. Fire. Automobile.
Liability. Plate Glass and Bonds. Gae Saver—
T M. Stott. 308-10 N 6th street
C,asolette" Increases your mileage
93tf and saves gas. Grants Pass Hard­
Office phone No. 44-J.
SALT FOR FAMILY I HE
WANTED—Owner with medium to ware Co.
SALT FOR STOCK.
low priced bungalow to drop a
HILT l'oit HAY.
line with price to Box 690. Grants Honeymooner« at Josephine Have«—
N Ml RII. LUMP SII.T
Ambrose
Brownell
of
Portland,
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Pass
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com.xtnled by his bride of few days,
RIGHT CKK IS
EXCEPTIONAL good values in the formerly Miss Helen Philips of Port­
One
following second hand goods.
land. arrived In the city last night
Chevrolet 1919 touring car; three and this morning departed for Hol­
Ford touring cars: two Ford land and the Caves where they will
trucks; one Republic two-ton truck spend a week or so. Mr Brownell
and one four-gon Packard truck. visited here a few years ago with his
W. S. Maxwell * Co.
99 classmate at Reed college. Matthew
E. L. GALBRAITH—Real Estate. In­ Riddle, and was no Impressed with
Why Suffer So?
surance, and plate glass liability. the beauty of Southern Oregon that
Buy Your
609*4 G street, phone 28.
40tf he had no hesitation in deciding up­
on the nngue river country for h'«
Why suffer from a bail back, from
WANTED—Young pup that can be
honeymoon.
sharp, shooting twinges, headaches,
trained for hunting dog. Address
dizziness and distressing urinary
No. 1359 care Courier.
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I Illa? Grants Pass people recommend
Cadillac Anto Stage—
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FOR SALE—Monarch range, sewing
The Cadillac Auto Stage Is run- Doan's Kidney I’llls Could you usk
stronger proof of merit?
machine, ingrain rug and other nlng regularly to Crescent City. leav- ■for Mrs.
at
Will. Harvey. 621 N. Nth St.,
household goods. All nearly new. Ing at 9 30 every morning
Th* Grants I’ ums , gave the following
Inquire 701 Oak St.
a
00 stage takes passengers only
For statement March 20, 1916 "Word«
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* 1 tf cannot express the great consdli-ra-
FOR SA US- 26 window sash and a reservations see O. Hiller. Jr.
lion I have for Doan's Kidney I’ilis.
few doors. Inquire at Faahion
In fait, I don't believe I would l><>
living today had It not been for this
00 lligbway I’avlng I’rogrrwaing—
Karaite, or of J. F. Burke
Some
Rea Calvert was In the city today wonderful kidney medicine
FOR SALE—One good Jersey cow. from the Schell-Calvert contract on years ago I was at death's door and
fine saddle pony and saddle, oak the Pacific highway between Gold I for six long months suffered with a
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My
dining table and chairs, one bad- Hill and Savage Rapids, and reports complication of kldniy trouble
A
back nearly killed me It ached so
room suite, oil heater. electric that the laying of “hot stuff” Is pro­ badly. 1 screamed when anyone tried
iron. Cyphers i model Incubator. gressing very satisfactorily.
The to move me and was a« helpless as a
126-egg. A. A. Ingalls, phone 1 pavement Is completed now from the child anti was confined to my bed
DEMONSTRATION
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99tf bridge at Rogue River to a |>olnt most of the time. Aly kidneys were
congested. I was a nervous wreck
FOR SALE 167 acres. 11 acres about a quarter of a mile this side and was so melancholy al time I
cleared, 18 acres fenced, house It Is estimated that It will take about [couldn't keep from crying. It Just
as though every inch of my
barn and out buildings, plenty of co days to prepare -the entire strip seemed
body was affected and I ached all
running water and some creek bot­ for traffic, as the specifications this over. Doan's Kidney I’llls pulled mo
THURSDAY, FRIDAY. SATURDAY
Htuippy New Show Today
tom. about 40 acres can be plowed, year call for a heavier macadam through. I stuck to poan's for sev­
JUNE 17, IS, 1»
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1 *4 miles from railroad and high­ fo”tidntion than was used last year eral months and was finally able to
get around as well as ever and eon-
A MACK SKNNETT
way, 13 miles from Grants Pa««. ■ ad nearly an Inch and a half more side?
YOU ARE INVITE»
myself
cured
of
k Idncy
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COMEDY
Price »800. »550 cash. « ba'ance ¡surface paving on top.
trouble.”
long time. Call on or address,
On March 24. 1920, Mrs. Harvey
¡«aid "My falfh In Down's Kidney
Robert Grantham, Wonder. Ore. TO Till! ELFXTOItS OF
With All the
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 7 I I’llls Is as strong as when I first en-
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dossed
them.
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have
had
very
little
Having been asked by a number of [trouble with my kidneys Since and
KENNETT Fl XSTEIIH
BARTER SHOP IN BERLIN
electors of District No. 7 to give to give the credit to Doan's Kidney
Berlin. June 16 -At Halensoy near the public more definite Information Pills.”
Celled
Berlin a general store ha« been open­ than Is contained In the formal elec­ I 60c, at all dealers. Foster-Milburn
ed for a moneyless Interchange of tion notice as to the purposes to be Co., Mfrs., Buffalo. N Y
country products old town-made ar­ effected by the election within said
Hammermill Bond In all colora at
ticles. Co-.irtry f irmer« mr er their district to be held at the Junior
dairy products against bo «ts. sho'’«, High school building on C street, be­ the Courier office.
cotton yam, '■an lies and similar com­ tween Third and Fourth streets In [
1 FORD ROADSTER
modities * la’
.?ptu I uni* a? Grants Pass next Monday, the 31st
1 SAXON SIX
“.t'l’c is eggs.
1 MAXWELL
Inst. *1 take pleasure In submitting
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I the following data:
The electors will meet at lh- rfld
nd—
[building Iffonday morning at 10
o'clock for the purpose of listening,
ito the annual report, of the clerk and
j for the purpose of nominating can­
didates for director for three years.
Two directors are to be elected to
[succeed Directors rsaac Best and Mrs.
Emily F. Cramer. The polls will bo
In a fascinating new role of
open at the same place nt 2 o’clock In
life in the lights and
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the afternoon of tho same day for
shadows of “<Wiy Paree”
the purpose of voting on tho names
«'all and see
placed In nomination In tho morning.
Liquid Shampoo
Tho polls will remain open until 7
o’clock In tho evening. The meeting
for the cosfdoratlon of a budget and
ririulalfhMl
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the levying of a tax is not hold until
Phone 324- J
. fall. \ny other matters of Interest
111 South Sixth
| concerning school administration can | I
>e discussed nnd acted upon at this
(
meeting of the morning.
The school law provided that "any
Form Lumber Company—
citizen of tho state, mule or female,
I though the company is to be known!
and the greatest all-star
who la 21 years of age and has resld-
Two former residents of this city, as the MoCollum-Christy Lumber [
cast In the history of the
j od In the* district 30 days Immedi­
George W. McCollum and Georgei company. They expect to have a mill I
screen
-
Sells Drugs and Rooks
ately proceeding the meeting or ole ■
Christy, have organized a lumber [
up
and
In
operation
before
the
sum
tlon shall bo entitled to vote at this
company at Klamath Falls, with a J
SAe
TZaa»
election.
With mer la over, and will draw heavily
capitalization of |21>0,000.
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FI AV A RD S VAN DYKE.
them a number of Klamath Falls upon Plumas county, Cal., for the
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Clerk
business men are interested, .1-1 timber.
rnrs. Hellie Peas
It's No Secret
NIFTY SPRING
SUITS
Peerless Clothing Co
SALT
Electrical
Supplies
PAUL’S
Elecfr>c S<ore
OREGON
MAZOLA OIL
Grants Pass Rochdale Store
Car Bargains
C. L. Hoöart Co
a
r
!
His Last
False Step”
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DOROTHY
DALTON
HARMONY
‘L’APAGHE*
Timmons &. Higgins
COMING
CLEMENS