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GRANTS PAM DAILY OH RIER
PAUK LIGHT
Cars Are Sold—
Jail with macadam. The roadwork
A Dodge Bros, touring car haa been ia being done Under the new market
•old by the C. A Idnch agency to road bill which authorises a couiuiun-
Mrs. Florence Wilbur and a Dodgetty to tax itself for road work The
A carload of Fordson tractors were commercial was sold to Fred Darling county then matches thia amount an<l
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the state matches both. In thia way
unloaded today by the local agent. C.
<he community gets fdur times the
A. Winetrout. Four of the seven Ran Into Ford—
I pon a request from Ashlaud an- amount of money It originally taxed
tractors included in the shipment
have already been signed for .yid will thorities. Mr and Mrs. R. B. Thump- half for.
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be delivered as soon as they can he son. two automobile tourists were
held here yesterday by Chief of sXI.EXt <X>NX F.XTIOX OF EI.IxS
put in shape.
n.M'i-s itostxiu it,; i mum
Police Molavne It was charged by
the Ashland authorities that Mrs.
The Time of Your Ufe—
S a lent. July 24
Dr J. H. Hosen -
At the dance at Takilma. Satur- Thompson was driving her Ford and
day, July 24 Everybody come and ran into another Ford, causing quite burg, of Prineville, was elected pres
si a bit of damage to the other car. She ident of the state Elks association
hare a good time.
stopped and s^id that she would flndUleorg» T. Collins., <vf Medford, was
her husband and pay for the Injury | elected first vice; Toni Harvey, of
Had Novel 1’lacecards—
When the members of the Coetura to the car The owner of the other Marshfield, second vice; Frank
club met yesterday afternoon at the car waited In vain and finally offi- Wright man. of Salem third '
home of Mrs Clarence Kienle, they cers in other towns were notified. Gordon Baker, of McMinnville, secre
found that Mrs. Kienle had provided The couple were held here and at tary; and C. Austin Hayden, of Klam-
a very clever surprise for them. At first Mrs Thompson denied that she ath Palls, treasurer
each place they found enlarged snap­ wa» the one who ran into the car.
shots of themselves. The pictures Finally she owned up to the charge M XXY ALIEXS XRRIX'F IX NKXX
YORK 1X> HK NEXT HOME
were taken at the park when the club and was taken back to Ashland to
entertained their husbands last week. pay for the damage.
New York. July 34 -8txty-three
Some of the members were "snap­
aliens,
charged with being "undealr-
ped" while In swimming and others Delightful Lawn Party —
Nearly 30 girls spent a delightful nblen” arrived at the Ellis Island
when they were not looking. None
knew that the pictures had been afternoon on the lawn of the W. I.. Immigration station today under a
taken and the surprise was complete. Ireland residence Thursday afternoon heavy guard, to be held for deporta
A social afternoon was spent by the when Mrs. Clara Coffman gave a par­ tlon They were brought from west
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____ _ **rnJ*0'nU , Officials said no radical
ty in honor
of —
her grand __
children,
club members.
’ iiouTse' Carol“an7wi"nâ7relànd.\'h<ilea,l,,r’ «•^•moftg thé party,
X'otice to Fruitgrowers—
with their mother have been visiting
PORTLAND MXItKETS
The members of the Oregon Grow­ ¡here for the past two weeks There' Portland. July 54.—AH markets
ers Packing Corp, are requested to . were games on the lawn, ice cream are steady and unchanged
send in to our local office by phone and cake were served. Those present
or mail their estimate as nearly as were Elizabeth Blanchard, Helen
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possible of their peach crops and also. Shank. Dorothy. Ix>ulse and Bertha
grapes and each variety. This must Fallin. Phyllis and Elisabeth Wood.
No fuss or feathers. but a full tum­
be done as soon as possible. We must Elizabeth and Edith Clement, Elin mle after a vielt to Camp Handy. Hot
know this right away so we can make Hansen. Elizabeth Flfleld. Dorothy doughnuts. new apple pie. freeh
provisions to handle same.
The Lundburg. Florence Nombalals. Ros- cakes,
cakes, Ice
;ce cold
COm root
roi beer. At east
peach market in the north is very mnnrt Stricker. Lois Edgerton. Con- side of Auto Park
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good. Your peaches must be hand- stance Baker. Margaret Bartlett. Mar- ----- -------------------
led carefully and picked at the pro- guerite and Dorothea Roat. Esther
per time, as we want them to arrivei and Bobby Veatch. Nellie Hayes. Mar-
on the market in A No. 1 shape, jorie Knapp. Ellen Smtlh. Shirley
Oregon Growers Pckg. Corp., by T. Stinebaugh. Ruth Hackett. Loiaise.
E. Beaulieu.
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Tractor» Xrv Received—
GOOD
HELP
la almost Impossible to obtain snd tpy Welch Repairing haa grown
INSl'RANCE. AU. FORMS Inquire
for rat,« on grain and hay Inaur-
T M. Stott, office phone
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to such proportion thst I am oompelled to discontinue oertsln linns
of repairing.
A ETE II JI’LY 1ST
I will not be In a position to accept for repaire any Jowelty or
• mall work, but will make a epoclalty of Fine Watch Repairing
and Diamond Setting
PALACE DINING RIXkXl now open ,
to the public. All meals family
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K !.. GALBRAITH Real Estate. In­
surance. and plate glass’liability
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80» H G street, phone 38.
BARNES, The Jeweler
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JOS. MOBS AGENCY Fire
snce. plats* glass liability
ance. 304 H Sixth street
CAUL WHITE UNE TAXI at Clem
* ens Dritte Store. 4 6-R. Kealdenea
phone 381.
Some Secohd Hand
FORDS
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GREEN SHAB WOOD »3.25 per
tier, dry »3 It la only a abort
time until mills will shut down and
wood will bo higher, Put in your
order now and avoid the rush
which always comes In the fall and |
winter. I have bought all the llor
land-Thomas mill wood and I will
take a limited amount of orders
for future delivery at the present
prices. Sawmill phone, 1S7-J. S
J. Tayhir. phone 365-J.
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FOR SALE—Airedale hunting
Has good record. Owner moving
to town Address Box 690. Grafit»
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iXlll SALE Milk i«»«, Just
First house south of Rogue
grange hall. XX'. T Maddox.
at Bargain Prices
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stove and bureau. Address 1871
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IN XEXX Ql ARTERN
It’s Quality That Determines
Value—Remember This in
Your Clothes Buying
Enjoy Smokeless Summer—
Road Work Progressing—
The Rogue River valley is enjoying , Work Is progressing rapidly on the
a summer remarkably clear from the * new market road from Murphy to
• smoke attendant upon forest fires. | Williams in the Applegate valley.
Th occasional rains of the past month | Two crews are at work and have now
. have kept the woods from becoming ! about six miles of grading complet-
highlv susceptible to accidental Jd and ready for the rock. One crew
blazes and tourists and the home J is working from the Murphy bridge
folks alike have frequently remarked and has worked to the Sweeney ranch
the clarity of the atmosphere. With about two and a halt miles up the
the usual August pilgrimage of v'a- [ Applegate. The other re4 is work-
cationists to the mountains the for- ing from the Williams creek bridge
eet fire hazard will be greatly in-1 at the Provolt ranch and this crew
creased and the forestry service is has got to the bridge across WU-
taking every precaution in the at-jliams creek which goes up Powell
tempt to make this summer as n»a- creek
This stretch takes in some
"smokeless” as possible.
Campers | of the worst road and it is now in
can help out by using extreme care | excellent Condition. The work is per­
in the matter of cau|p fires.
manent and will be completed this
It wouldn’t take long to discover for your­
self, many of the worthy points in the con­
struction of clothing, shoes and furnishings
that we feature. These lines of clothing,
shoes and furnishings for men are of the
very best makes, such as
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Fruit Lands Farm Lands
Irrigated Lands
City Property
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Suits
Cloth-craft Suits
Collegian Brand Suits
Florsheim and Walk-Over
Shoes
Stetson, Conqueror and
Hawes Hats
Chalmers, Glastenburg and
Superior Underwear
Emery, Argonaut and
Newstadter Bros. Shirts
Holeproof and Rellin
Hosiery
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E. T. McKinstry
603 G Street
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WANTED to buy. a small building
suitable for a garage. J. Pardee.30
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