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Dtoplsy space, per tnch._...... ....... 25c
foocÀl-perso nal column, per Una.... 10c
Beader*, per line..............
5*
DAILY COURIER
BF mall or carrier, per year---- »6.00
By mail or carrier, per month.
.50
Cuff Links
NKM TODAY
INSURANCE—Fir*, automobil*. Ilf*,
accident and health
T. M. Stott.
80S North Sixth 8:.
6'Jtf
Butter Price Lower
Egg Price Higher
WEEKLY COURIER
By mall, per year--------------------- »2.00
ken :
We Pay 65c Cash
KY rrwi:
101 and 105 North Sixth
Grants Pass, Oregon
ENORMOUS
Buying Power
FORCES
INDIAN SUMMER OVERDVE
Hammermill Bond printers at ths
October has been a month thus Courier office.
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COATS
SUITS
DRESSES
SKIRTS
AT THE
Golden Rule Store
PRICES
DOWN
AVE TAKE PLEASURE IN AN
NOUNCING A NEW BHÍP-
MENT OF LADIES HHOEH.
XI. W rato» I X
I. ADIES
HIGH GRADE HHOEH:
May Ire ««cured by feeding
Upper furnished flat
with all conveniences
month. Adults only
Howard. «31 D street
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It is tlie same weight and price
as a sa. k of inlllrtin, but will
produce much more milk.
Sold e* riti lively by
JOSBPHINE COUNTY FLOUR MILL
Ph«ne 123
Comer Third and G 3tr«et
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WANTED—Party with salesmanship
ability to handle necessary office
accessory. Solicit business hou«e*
only. Address No. 2475 car* of
Courier
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has b«-.-n d<«ag k for millions of
housewives fur ■ thu i of a century.
FOR SALE 1914 model Ford. »225
If taken at once. Room 81. West
ern Hotel.
WANTED—Team, wagon
nose E. W. Nelson. 837 Washing
ton Blvd.
WANTED 3-lnch
wagon
See
Vaughn at Jones ereek bridge, or
phone 614-F-2.
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FOR SAIJO—4-roorn house. 2 lots,
good water. »525. 811 Burge»»
St
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160 ACRE farm. 40 acres cultivated
good buildings, orchard, water and
fence. .Price »7000. Will take
some trade. 718 E street Grants
Pas*.
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If ANTED TO RENT—4 or 5 room
house, furnished or unfurnished
Phone 830-J.
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GOVERNOR COX ADDRESHI-X
CROWD DREHHED IX PAJAMAS
BEST BY TEST
CALUMET
BAKING POWDER
Makes most palatable and sweetest of foods
The biggest selling Bilking
Powder in the world. ¡To-
du< ed in the largest, most modern,
unitary Baking IXiwdcr Factories,
Possesses only such ingredi
ents as have been officially
approved by U. S. Food Authorities.
Most economical in cost and
You save wlu-n you
use.
buy it You uve when you use it.
Worcester. Mass . Oct. 19.—Gover
nor Cox carried his campaign into
New England with three New Hamp
shire meeting* today and with u
night meeting In .Boston
Springfield. Mas* . Oct. 19—Re-
«••mliiwc to .alls of a crowd early
this morning. Governor Cox appeared
in hU pajama* with a long overcoat
He ipoke for
buttoned to hi* chin
five minute* fror.v the rear platform.
LIGIITHol HE IS STRI CK
LIGHTNING i.i T LAMP
Now;iort. Ort. 19.—The Yaqulna
bay lighthouse was «truck by llght-
ning in a Sunday night storm, The
building was damaged, but the lamp
was uninjured.
TAKES PAIN OUT
OF RHEUMATISM
Keep Sloan's handy for backache
•trains and sprains, too
LOAN’S Liniment has been sold
for 39 years. Today, it is more
popular than ever. There can be
but one answer—Sloan’s produces re
sults.
Applied without rubbing, it frrnetrnlri
to the afflicted part, bringing relict
from rheumatic twinges, sciatica; wire,
still, strained muscles; backaches,
sprains, and other externa! pains, often
ttie result of exposure. It leaves no
inussiness, skin stain or clogged pore*.
Get a large bottle for greater econ
omy. Kr<p it h'indy for use when
reeded. Your druggist has it. Three
sizes—35c, 70c, $1.40.
S
Sloans
Liniment(±:j
Pimnd can of Calumet contains full
HS os Some baking powders come in
12 os. in*t»ed of 14 aa. can® Beeure
A
»
Moore Bakery
a
Under
New Management
We now carry a complete
line of Fancy Pastry
F. C. Goetz
TROUBLESOME
-ffo tŒ -iAdM2S!Äsjr*i
COME MOW WHILE
SIZE IS PREHEAT
YOUR
Sample
Store
CONSULT US
HlHBA.NIt
AGREE
that mother never baked
K< mh I bread ns you get
from
ttilw bakery. The flue flavor,
tlie light ne •. (lie nil round
goodm-s ivl.ll prevent
from tlriHome reference t
motli. r'« linking. Try a loaf
and prove It. No better bread
was over |1ink<*d or ever will Im.
, .A*lc your Grocer for Bread
baked by the
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Proprietor
• 10.00 VA LI E GOODYEAR
WELT FAUN LACK BOOT......
..............
»0-K5
UP Tí» «9.00 VALUES, SIZER
8 TO R, IN I IJ/TH
«4.98. ».'>.70, «2.9.' AND «1.79
R.««pe
3 eggb 1« ate®
arparslrly, 1 cup
sugar, 11 j cups
twist ry flour, 3
level teas* «>“*
Calumet Baking
Powder, I j cup
warm water—
flavor. Then mis
in the regular
way.
you get a pound when you want it.
WHEN ITS
«12.00 VALVE GOODYEAR
WELT, TAN LAVE ROOT
«7.9M
IISHERS' MORMILK
(A Mientlflc dairy food)
AE l ER a baking falls—
XxbtvonH’s tough or soggy,
you can't make it tender ano
teinpiiiig. ¡lean t lx-"li\<xl ”
It is like spilled milk —
“warted.**
But, there is a way to pre
vent this waste —every
woman should use it be
cause a bake day loss these
days is a real loss.
Calumet Baking lMwtlcr pos
itively prevents failui
WANTED Several »mall house* for
sale quick. W. H Patullo. r< al
•state.
<*9
FOR RENT
and garage
at *15 per
Apply Mrs
window
BARNES, The Jeweler
LIGHT housekeeping rooms wanted
by young gentleman, reasonable
rent, give full particular». Address
No 2476 care Courier.
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•0.90
VALVE
.MILITARY
HEEL BROWN LAFE BOOT ...
««.10
MORE MILK AT LESS COST
si i: <»i it
FOR RENT Fumlshod room. Flo««1
in. 408 E 8treot.
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MKMbER OF ASSOCIATED PRJCBB
Th* Associated Press la exclusively
■BtlUad to the use for republication
eg all news dispatches credited to it
or all otherwise credited la this
paper and also the local news pub-
lfathed her® In.
All rights of republication of »po | far of almost continuous rainfall. Fishermen Return Homo—
stal dispatch«» here!a are also re
3. C. Cherry, of Santa Ana, Cal.,
Those of us who have b«>en pro
nted.
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and Austin Stevens, of Tustin, re
claiming October as a month of de
turned south after a week in lite
TUESDAY, OCTOBER I», »«20.
lightful Indian summer when nature city. They went to Galice a short
♦
was painted in wondrous color* by time before the rains started in order
OREGON WEATHER
the brush of Jack Frost and sun to get some of the Rogue river steel
♦
shine bathed the 31 delightful day*, head fishing. They had good luck
Weather for the Week
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for a few days and then were driven
commenced to hunt for an alibi- The
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back to this city by the heavy ratn.
Pacific Coast States: Gener ♦ danger that threatened the con They expect to return here next year.
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♦ ally fair, cool, frequent frosts ♦ struction of the Savage rapids dam
♦ probable in Washington and ♦ that is to solve the question of cheap
Hear Carpbell tonight on "The
Oregon and probably extreme ♦
water for Irrigation wa* the disturb Home of the Saved" at the 3. D. A.
♦
♦ northern California.
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chapel. 8th and E street
♦ ing feature, and even ike placer min
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Tonight fair and cooler In east ♦ ers. who hail rainfall as their best
Carnival ami Dane®—
♦ portion. Wednesday probably ♦ ally, wished for sunshine instead
A big carnival and dance will be
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♦ rain west portion and fair in
The records of the flow In the Rogue given at the Riverside Community
♦ the east portion with heavy to ♦ kept since 1904 show that there h«»
Club house on the Rogue. Saturday
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♦ killing frost in the morning
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*♦♦♦ « never been an October yet when the evening. October 23, about three
construction would have been endan miles south of Rogue River, on the
Pacific highway. I«arge hall, excel
OREGON INDUSTRY KNDAN-
gered by high water, and there I*
lent. peptul music, and good eat*. 06
«BRED
confidence that before the high tra
An effective campaign has been
ter season comes the dam will be
Hear Carpbell tonight on "The
made in Oregon against the perni- able to battle the elements and show Home of the Saved" at the 3. D. A.
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cious 5 per cent interest bill, aad that It is master of the «tream. Then chapel. Sth and E street.
there should be no question about we will hope for high water that the
Rig Ruck Killed—
But
Its defeat next election day
placer miner* may reap the rich har
Ernest Pruitt brought a big deer
that
this is the kind of a measure
vest that await* their Industry in head into the city thia morning and
•very radical and bolsbevist in the
was showing It to a number of
Josephine county.
country will center his support upon,
friends. The horns were very large
and like the snakes that creep about ▼ ♦♦♦♦♦ e-e ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ although there were only a couple
of points
They measured about a
In the grass, it will be a menace till ♦
ADDITION AL LOCAL
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foot
and
a
half
in length. The deer
it ls well killed The borrower would ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦A* «sighed 200 pound* dressed with
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like to <et money for 5 per cent of Regular A. F. * I. M. Tonight
the head and hide on. Mr. Pruitt was
Grants Pass lodge No. 84 meets in
course. So would the bread eater
hunting with hie father, D. L Pruitt,
regular communication tonight at
like to get his wheat at the old time 7:30. Work in the E. A. degree. 04 and brother. Veltie Pruitt. In the Mt.
Pitt country. They secured two oth
calamity price of 35 rents per bushel
er big fellows.
and bacon at six cents per pound as Annual Harvest Festival—
Of the Salvation Army. . Saturday
we did when wages were around
Bird's "Love Dance."
As
a
'
sad
Monday, October 23 and 25.
On some of the islands of ' rh*
»1.50 for ten hours ot labor. «_----
j Squash and pumpkin pies and the Pacific, In tropical South Amerlrn
matter of fact. Interest rates are low
at* Is found the In-autiful bird known a«
i famous Salvation Army Jouóhn
avuBuua«».
er today than they were when wheat land coffee will be served in the hall. the Jacana. It la famous fur It*
was 35 cents a bushel, and no doubt Tj,jS
tjje fjrjt big task since we i called love dances, which appeer to
will be «till lower as the business . took charge. Help us to make good, be executed by the male* to excite the
admiration of the female birds. Wl.cn
conditions of the country become sta-1 Yours for God, Envoy and Mrs. Sln- the mating season approaches tin-
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bilized and permanent. But it is not rla'f-
Parana will single out Its favorite lady
and try to win her admiration with
in the interest of the loaner of;
Friday I« A’egetable hay—
all it» bewitching maneuver*. In the
money tjiat Oregon should scotch the
04 dance the wings are spread and ror1:
At the Bonbonniere.
rd In such a manner that the beautiful
5 per cent snake on November 2nd.
colored feathers produce ■ brilliant
Orezon business and industry needs Lune Is Better—
effect.
Winston Vance, the Medford high
capital. It needs not only that eap-
llal now within the state, but in the PUT«* »ho was knocked unconsc ou*
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,
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.
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in Saturday afternoon’s
football
development and upbuilding of the
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s-ame at Grant* Pass, and remained
•Ute it will require capital from out- n that cond|t)on for ,1x hourg. ls at.
•ide. Just as It has required capiUl tending school as usual today appar-
from the outside in the past. The en ently as sound as a dollar. Upon re- |
consciousness
Saturday <
actment of the measure will not only covering
night he was brought home by Coach >
keep capital from seeking investment Klum, but did not really "know j
in Oregon, but it will drive that al- where he was at” until he first be-,
ready here out of the state.
It gan to take notice of thing* while!
seated in front of the fire place at I
would absolutely crush Oregon
come Sunday forenoon.—Medford j
durtry.
Tribune.
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PORTLAND M VRKFTS
Portland. Oct. 19. Cattle are
steady. »9 to »9.75; hogs steady; !
sheep weak; egg* higher, buying j
price 63c to 64c. selling price, case
counts, 6S to 70c; butter 1* steady !
The queer acting buttery U
th* i hi * w* like to srs 6»i we
quickly r..rr« t th* SreaM*
Ita H*ur«, al th* nUntanwin
IH'US« and seed yon <>* year
wsy
an
»4 v.w-Wwuant
ter
THIS STATION.
«killed **«-vie« and in~dwt
charge*, wMbe tkia the POPU
LAR BVTTWnr RTATION.
ADAMS ELECTRIC and
BATTERY SHOP
Exld* flervhe Station,
509 South Sixth Street
Y<H It
GRANTS PASS
BAKERY
50.3 G Street
Ardencraig Farm
For Sale
Complete With Stock ai d Equipment
at $50,000.00
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