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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 3, 1920)
IP FER52NÆL iîlf LOCAL Executor 1 When circuiustanct* dementi ch*eet «vonomy In the hand ling of your «*tat«> th«' groat«*! car«' should he ex««rciaed in selecting your executor. % Our cxpcrienco anti training in those matten is directly behind our Trust |ie|>art moiit and th«*«' »v'mk'rful facili ties art' at your disposal- Visit us ami let us go over thia vital matt««r with you In psvwoa. pr- THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK mfspik FEDtR.lL RESERVE ks^ lsris .ad OF SOVTHKHN OREGON 0 « Save Laundry Bills Wash for 2c Per Hour with a Thor Electric All Prices Reduced Mias Bernie«' Coon haa gon«' to O iv I uv MH v —- with Albany where she will visit Will give a dame at the Waldorf friends tor a short time. hall Friday night. Claude Ixiwe, of Portland, is spending a week in th«« city, He will Marriage Uceftse I m « u <»I— A« marriage license was return to Portland next Sunday. Miss Annette Wakeman return»«! yesterday afternoou to lloliert 1.0» Su«'«'**m»r U» to her homo at Medford thia morn- ter Sutton ami Miss Ethel Lorrence ltehk«»p< ! Ing aft««r visiting her«« since Frida« Flxley, of Williams. Mr button Is Klamath county. of .1 resident with Miss Marlon Sabin Try Dr. Tompkins' treatments for W(«xl<T*/t--- diseases of the nervous system 33tf X.Sglil»««'- <>r Will meet thlM «»veiling G. M. Maury, of Medford, was a All mein park. Supper at 6 o'clock business visitor In th«« city for a few tiers and their families are expects«! days, returning to his home this to bo present for a good time morning. • - - phonograph. Sabin has it. “Pathe" Notify th«’ office Mr. and Mrs A. I«etcher anil two Courier subscribers are exposed to , daughters return«*«! huit night from notify the office when they change Crescent City whore they spent the addresses. Carrier boys have no au past two weeks. thority to leave the paper at any ad ‘ Miss Edith Ikvhlberg has returne«! dress unl«»ss order«««! to by the office from Eugene, where she spent a month attending summer school. IxM* of r<*p and Fun— Miss I»ahlberg ts Instructor in Span At the Waldorf Hall Friday night ish at the Itx-al high school. W. T Breen, of Cr«*cent City, was lt«*lgllM l,oaitlon---- XJIss Wild* Counts hi** resigned ¡a local visitor today. Mr. Breen has a large interest In one of the stage her potMfon In ths Grants Paas high lines which operates Iwlswn Cr»«-« smhool an«l has accepted an offer to teach in the high schimls of Hono cent City and Grants Pass. Miss Counts was Instructor in | John Hampshire went to Roseburg lulu this morning to Inspect the work be- science In the high school here dur j ing done on the highway near there. | Ing th«« past year Stic left last night Mr. Hampshire has a contract for a for Honolulu to take her new posi 1 large stretch of highway In Camas > tion. valley. Miss Gladys Conklin is visiting No GaMtline Yo<— No gasoline has been received as here for a few days with Miss Alva ¡Wilson. Miss Conklin has been j yet and the dealers are still getting -spending the past few months in San 1 their limited amount, which lasts but Francisco, and is stopping off her«» a few hours. It Is thought that re ■while on her way home to Eugene. lief from the situation will be ha<! Many cars have been Dr. A. W. Seidel anil family, who in a few days have been spending the past two making trips to Medford where there weeks at the Del Norte mining com • appears to be plenty of gasoline pany's property, left this morning for Chicago. Mr Seidel Is president Return From Tri|>— Miss Fannie Abrams, of the local of the organization Dr. and Mrs. W. J. Reiffert ami forestry office and Mrs G. P. Jester Miss Edna Miekamp. of Quincy, III . returned this morning from a trip few along the Oregon coast. They left arrived yesterday to speml a weeks at Camp Chicago and other two weeks ago and start«»d up the Illinois valley points with the A. C coast from Crescent City. They Went through Coos an«! Curry counties. Hoffman family. Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Seidel, of Chi- j Miss Abrams visiting a number of cago. have been spending several , the ranger stations of the forest Th«' weeks at the Del Norte Mining com ladles came back with a wonderful pany’s property at Takilma and , coat of tan and report a splendid Waldo and at Camp Chicago • They have left for their home at Chicago, Sulinining Becomes INqmle much pleased with the country. The warm days of the last week Mrs. A. McKenzie left this morn ing for Roseburg after visiting here have warmed the water In the river for a few days at the A. W. Dahl to above 70 degrees an«l the people' new today berg home After a short time at of the city are taking advantage of I Roseburg, Mrs. McKenzie will con- the warmth. Ia\yge numbers are In INSURANCE. AU« FORMS- Inquire tlnue on her return to her home at the river all day and even until late! for rates on grain and hay Insur .in the evening. The temperature I ance Hubbard. T M Stott, office phone Mr and Mrs. R. E. Talbot and ' reaches a maximum of about 95 de- «♦-J. mt two children arrived last night from srec? every day, the afternoon breeze' FOR SALE The Griffin ranch on Alameda and will make their home keeping the heat from becoming ex 1 Bear creek In 'lllnols valley near on the Loughridge ranch three miles coesive. Kerby, SO acres with cattle, west of this city. The Talbots left horses, cows. hogs. furniture. here three years ago. Now they ex , Ij*nils \re lnclu<tl«l— farming Implements, hay Every- A meeting of the board of direc pect to remain. thing goes. Water. Ev««rythlng tors of the Grants Pass Irrigation ready to commence to live Lively District was held this afternoon to | climate, good buildings, good Same Good Music— take action on the inclusion of cer-l fences, etc. Fine dairy ranch. 6 And good time that we gave you tain land In the northwest unit. In cows, creamery cht«ck every week before. Neilson's orchestra 42 ( the distrl* The Dlmmlck estate John II. Griffin, Kerby, Josephine .’anil other farms were taken Into the County. Oregon. ’ r,o | district. A petition to Include Je- rnrs. nellie Reas Proper Clothing For Men and Women for Vacation Trip» Peerless Clothing Co e Rogue River Hardware Co. I ShoesjFor^he^^Family 15 PAIRS WOMEN'S PUMPS AND OXFORDS, SMALL SIZES, 3-34, THE PAIR ......................................$2 20 PAIRS WOMEN'S SHOES, BUTTON AND LACE, SIZES 2 4-3-3 4, THE PAIR »2.75 103 N. SIXTH >T I rome Prairie was riyelved and the IX MT* -White shawl, near Gran . boar<l will take action on this. The Hill cemetery. Finder pie I Inclusion of Jerome Prairie would leave with Mrs. Wiggs’ .West Omaha. Neb., Aug. 3.—Plane No. add much acreage to the present dis street or Courier office 3 of the fleet mapping the mail route trict. IX7ST «Gold hunting case, Trenton i to San Francisco was wrecked when wat -h. Finder please return to it left Omaha this morning. Pilot, PORTLAND MARKETS No. 1721 care Courier. ID Captain H. Hartney, Ed Rickenbach er and two other fassen gers were Portland. Aug. 3. The cattle SOME GOOD BARGAINS In stoves and beds at T. C. Booth's, next to uninjured. They reclved only a se market Is lower, Good to choice Panama Restaurant. 4« vere shakeup. The other two planes steers $9.50 to $10. Hog market Is for the west. steady. Eggs steady and unchanged WANTED- -Boy 15 wants work on ranch until school begins, Erper- fenced. Call «06 Jordan St . or write Edgar Battye, R. p, D 2. Box 2, Grants Pass, Ore. 42 FY)R SALE Six cylinder Stearns Knight touring car. Good condi tion New tires. Two extra. In quire at Oldlng’s Garage. 43 Tuning Up Lipton’s Challenger New Honey J. Pardee It is no trouble to wash with a Thor 9 Electric , FAUL Electric Store PHONE 47 303 H. <1TH <>»! NTV Tltl.ANI KER'.s ('.ALL FOR Ito AD W ARRANTS 'll losepbine County (pink) road ' 1 -i' to 1 not Includ ing) March 1st, 1920, and protected Prior t<> that date, are hereby called in ami aro payable nt the County treasurer's offico on or after August FOR SALE Team and harness, «nd. 1920, on which date interest weight 2300; 5 and 6 years old. At will cease. Gravlln’a barn. 44 GEO. R. CALHOUN, WANTED Now or used typewriter, County Treasurer of Jose Royal or Underwood preferred :i:» phine County. Ore Address No. 1 722 caro Courier -------- -—- NOTICE Tbe Grants Pass Feed Barn open for business July 21 at the ner of Seventh and I streets. block east of Fashion Garage. 27tf WILLIAM De FOREST. NOTICE FOR BIOS Quotation About Ballads. Amin«, Fletcher of Siiltour, Scot Id v. ho ìi' ' •■<! from 1653 to 1710, wrote ip a I' tter to the marquis of -Mom rose orni others In 17<Ki ns fol lows : ••«, knevi a1 very wise muti «o much <>f Sir <'hrl.stopher'.« sentiment that lie believed If a man were permitted to m:iln’ nil the ballads he ne«-<| not cere who «-hould mnke the Inws of a tuition.” This was part of an Imu.dmirv conversation concerning a ‘right regulation of governments 1 for the common good of mankind." Which Parent Worked Hard? Two brothers were discussing which of the parents worked the harder. Johnny claimed that the fathers did, for they worked all day In the office and were always busy getting ready for business trips. Jack replied that the mothers worked all day. too. and Echo Under Water. couldn't stop at «lx o’clock like the fa An Instrument has been Invented bj thers did, but had to keep right on which ship soundings can be made hj working. means of an echo through the water. Sealed bids will be received by the Applegate Valley Telephone Company for the running of the telephone cen tral office at Provolt by the year or month. The company reserves the right to reject any or all blds. All blds to bo In by August I 1th, 1920. APPLEGATE VALLEY TRf,. (X). Provolt, Ore Swim Caps the best assortment We recommend a pure Klllll cap in “1’1 RABI.E." •• ATHLETIC** ANI» “AERO” our prick no« •MtKMp. IN AU) W)LOIW CLEMENS Sells Drugs and Books I JOSEPHINE COUNTV TRICK <N). nansefh
