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M onday . Ji I.» an. GOOD HELP Is almost impossible to obtain and my Watch Repairing has grown A B. Voorhlaa. to auch proportion that I am «oinpeUvd to discontinua certain linas of repairing AFTER JI LY 1ST I will not be In a position to «crept for repair« any Jeweltv or email work, but will make a specialty of Fin» Watch Repairing and Diamond Setting Pub and Propr ■ tared at poatolfice. Oran ta Piss. Ore an ae-oad class mall mattar BARNES, The Jeweler DAILY COURIER By mail or carrier, per year.... 1« 00 By mail or carrier, per month. GRANTS PASS BAKERY MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS *Tbe Assoc.»ted Press is exclusively «■titled to the use fur republication •C al! new« dispatches credited to it •r all otherwise credited in this paper »nd also listed herein All rights of republication of »pe- dal dispatches hervu are also re- •erved Ilrrn><>n K oil »cl. I*n»|>. NOW OPEN .v».< G tou-rel Ft LL STOCK OF IIRKAD, UDLIJL HOIGHNITM. COOKIES AND 4'AKEN FRF-SR DAILY MOÜIUÏ. JULY 2«, KOK run, i n ., solali ITÍI» oitEOOX ULtrMkK A cMIbcr for the U te-k ♦ Pacific Coast State» tiener: ♦ ally fair except occasional light ♦ rain on northern ossl ♦ ♦ Tonight and Tuesday ♦ Moderate northwesterly* winds. TATI ◄ WKAR, < idi and w<* u» . 9 _» • Timmons &. H iggins NO DISAPPOINTMENT HERE Since the first wave of disappoint ment over the failure of a favorite •on or a partisan candidate to ob tain the republican presidential nom- iaation. there has been ,a growing conviction that the ticket named at Chicago could not have been a better one There is none of the stigma of swollen expenditures to be put down by Mr Harding, and his campaign has been characterized by only the clean eat of policies All the party can rally to the ticket with no bad taste left because Harding defeated the other fellow. There had. been no numbers, especially student reserve bitterness in the pre-nomlnation officers, who are easily identified by campaign as had been engendered be their pale faces slashed with fresh sword cuts received in duels tween other candidates who t were credited with being the leaders The democrats can find smalt room i for ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ 4 » ADDITIONAL LOCAL ♦ •nconragement in the situation. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ u> 111 Houth Hlith M- • 'hone K24-J iKcnt» f<>r the < Aeveiaad Nsti >w*l DON’T BUY SACKS FOR YOUR WHEAT, BARLEY OR OATS We will furnish you sacks and twine for your grain and pay you cash on delivery. Bring a sample when you thresh « ion INSURANCE, ALL FORMS—Inquire for rates on grain and hay Insur ance. T M Stott. office phone 44-J. IM I_________________________ a______ E L. GAIJ4RAITH—Real Estate. In surance. and plate glass liability A ♦ The General l-ogan W. R. C. meet 809 H O street, phone 28 ing held Saturday afternoon was as I piewKliciti-> Operation — They have a new warden at the I busy and interesting as ever Bus GREEN , SLAB WOOD- »2.25 Otto Henricson was operated on at tier, dry »3. It is only a short mouth of the river He says he will iness and initiation disposed of. Pree- the Good Samaritan hospital Satur- time until mills will shut down and ident Mrs. Anna Stinebaugh fntro- make the fishermen obey the taw. If ■ day for appendicitis. He Is reported wood will be higher Put In your Mrs duced two vistting members be does there is sure to be harmony as making satisfactory recovery. order now and avoid the rush Ivans, of Hasting. Neb., and Mrs. It he does not do his dusy. there Is! which always comes In the fall and Whitney, of Roseburg. Both mem- •nre to be more dissention Upper , winter. J have bought all the Bor- bers spoke of the pleasure of being Itrturn Ir<>ni Trip— land-fhomas mill wood and I will liver fishermen believe they are en- A pBrty romi>oee(1 of o 8 Blan. present, of the large membership and take a limited amount of orders titled to a fair deal and ask no more chard and son. Jack, and P. A. De- of the eBicfent work of the con» of for future delivery at the present At the close all marched to I ficers than that it be given No doubt thejGenault and son. Lewis, returned pri es. Sawmill phone. 187-J, S residents at Gold Beach are anxious Saturday night from a trip to the the dining room where < ake. coffee : .1. Taylor, phone 365-J. A most and i<e tea were served. to plav square !io,an ,*ake digtrlct Th'* Part>' wenf ________ in by way of Holland and then pack- pleasant hour was spent aro ind the FOR SALK—Airedale hunting Has good record. Owner moving ’ ed the rest of the waf Lynn Grim- dainty lunch table by comrades, Wfth all of Josephine county .1^, mad<! the trjp |n f|>om Or)m. members and visitors, nearly 75 be- to town. Address Box 89«. Grants 3 2 ylaygrouDd, there is no wonder that.mett’s ran h to the lake and acted Ing present. Of special interest loj Pass. former residents and others flock | as guide. They report wonderful Civil war veterans knd corps mem 1YJR S\1.E If you want a bargain ’It’s me the Cli- here for the summer, • 'its >.ui-< j fishing in Bolan lake, the trout be bers and their families. Is the nation in a rtuick Six touring car see F. al convention to be held at Indian B. Oldlng. Must be sold this week. mate" is a good trade mark for ad ing from three-fourth of a pound to apolis In September, the 1 -cent-a-mile ■ two pounds in weight. They an- 34 vertising the county and there is no I swer to the description of the dolly rate making It possible for a large I 1N)R SALE — Two mares. 6 and 8 disappointment, < oming, for the g‘>ods , varden trout, number to attend the annual conven- : -------- ----- P. A. says O. 8. Is; years old; sound and good pullers; are delivered as specified. there when ft comes to pitching hay tlon. I about 1200 each, new harness, good as he showed off at the Grimmett] —--- «_ wagon. Will trade for city pro N ’ OTK B News dispatches carry the story ranch, perty or a good light -truck. <’an — that employes of the war risk Insur be seen at 321 West Burgess St. 37 No fuss or feathers, but a full tum- ance bureau are alleged to have em- Receives News of Father*» Death— mle after a visit to Camp Handy. Hot FOR SALK— 100 acres timber, 1 Mrs. C. H. Efsmana, who returned doughnuts, new apple pie, fresh bezzled money which should right mile from Wolf Creek in Jose ’ , Ohio, cakes, ice cold root beer. At east ................. phine County, cruises 3,000,000; fully have gone to disabled soldiers 1 ’’ fr',m where she attended the funeral of ■Ide of Auto Park. 7-24-Stf worth »3500. What will you give? If it can be proved, bread and water her mother, who died July Y, has re Must sell. Address O. P. Couch would be far too good for the ones ceived a wire announcing the sud NOTICE man. Olene, Orc. guilty of such a deed. den death of her father. Thomas Cal lahan. whi h occurred July 24. Mr The Grants Pass Feed Harn will Courier classified ads bring and Mrs. Callahan were planning on open for business July 21 at the cor- suits Try a classified. celebrating thefr 50th wedding annf- ner of Seventh and I streets, one j .er.sary in August, but when the block east of Fashion Garage. j mother was taken sick the anniver WILLIAM DeFOREST ('LET ME TELL YOU sary plans were given up and all the (Continued from page Nine) ¡THIS MY FRIEND- children went home for a visit, Mft> UPON OUR. sbopkeepers, take keen delight, It Is Eismann of this place and Mrs. Ber- f s | WORK you said, in turning down their old su- nard Hall of Klamath Falls spending J CAN ( periors. Many of the young ex-offi- [ a month at the old home. DEPEND! cere are taking up engineering and j other technical lines, starting at the PORTLAND MARKETS bottom of the ladder as manual workers in overalls. b. —Choice steers,* Portland, July 26. KNOWH ABOIT THE After the first revolution it was a »10.50 to »11; prime hogs, »1X25 GvK risky thing for an officer to appear to »17.75; medium hogs, »16.75 to on the streets in uniform. They »17.25; eggs, 44c to 45c. were emboldened by the Kapp coup last March and since then have been 1 Hammermill Bond Letter Head showing themselves In increasing and Envelopes at tne Courier office We want to Impress upon The washer without a fault the minds of every one who node plumbing or Is apt to The queer acting battery Is need plumbing or who has a 3 the one we like to see for we M-"*' friends who needs some PHONE I S FOR DEMON quickly correct the trouble at T7. rvnj plum bin done or some re ; its source at the minimum ex STRATION pair work look after that I pense and send you on your way an advertisement for THIS o|ir work is .absolutely de STATION. pendable and that we can Skilled service and modest nnrs<- any piece of broken charges make this the POPU do n diitnbli ■ lc ck I q life LAR BATTERY STATION If It’s mendable. ADAMS ELECTRIC and JOSEPHINE COUNTY FLOUR MILL Corner Third and G Street Phone 123 We Have I’APER PLATEN PAPER NAPKINS PICNIC BANKKTH AND THINGS TO FILI. THEM Ford Steel Wheels Will not get loose I Guaranteed Forever C. L. Hobart Co Thor I Mlljifc BAT If RY SHOP ÍF5 ExIde Service Station, 508 South Sixth Street FAUL’S Electric Store 203 H. «TH B. S. DEDRICK ftlil’F Phone 30M-.I I Advertising Pays—Advertise with the Courier
