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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 10, 1920)
ORANTR F a ♦ Swift’s Premium Pabllshed Dally Except Sunday Pub. and Propr. A. B Toor hies ■Rtered at postoiTics. Grants Pass. Oro . aa second claas mail matter » Hams and Bacon ADVERTISING RATES Dtaplav spa e. per inch................ 8Sc Imaal-person.». column, per line. .10c Readers, per line ----- Be DAILT COITUER By mall or carrier, per year---- »< 00 By mall or carrier, per month.. .50 WK Gl ARANTKK WIHMSIKL M»V. IW, IU2O. DAILY CMH RIM; ♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦•e♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ADDITIONAL PE1WONAL r »•♦♦♦ h ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ Mrs H. Nutt .aft for Klamath Fall« ;h • morning atti will vls't ther« nth her d i .gbtvr for at' week«. W T Miller went to Glendale this morning to spend the day on legal buslteaa. Mrs. R Timmons and children left this morning for Eugene where they will visit for some time Buy your Bag Tops eiirlv so vou will have time to nmkc them up before Cl Hi LSI’MAS. We Are Showing Some Beauties BARNES, The Jeweler NEW TODAY 1N8VRANCD- Fire, automobile. Uta. accident and health T. M. Stott. aDBMBKR OF ASSOCIATED i’RESS 308 North Sixth 8t <»tf The Associated Prana is exclusively HEAR Evangelist Held at the Bap Grants Pass, Oregon entitled to the use for republication 101 and 105 North Sixth tist church tonight. 13 o< all news dispatches credited to it or all otharwlae credited tn this Rt MM AGE 8A1JC for benefit of paper and also the local news pub- ¡»ark improvement Saturday. No Babed herein Alt rights of republication of spe plucklly for the life denied him as vember 13. all day. Donation« cial dispatches herein are also re- he had always done when emergency may bo left at Smith'« garage, cor called for effort Hie only'solicitude ner Fifth and H streets, opposite was to save others annoyance. laundry. All kinds of articles are WrlDNHsDAY. NOV. 10. trjO. solicited Phone Mr» H H Allyn. RAIMKK HAS HARTH QI UK 295-J. and articles will be aather ♦ ♦ ♦ OREGON WEATHER ed 34 « Rainier. Ore. Nov 10—-At 12 25 * — E L GA14ÌRAITH Real Retate, In o'clock yesterday this section was vis Weather for the Week Word has just been re< wived from ♦ surance. and plate giaae liability ited by two distinct earthquake , Rev. J. J. llandsaker of Portland. <09 H G street, phone 38 40tf shocks, which aroused people from ' that Oregon has Just shipped 38 tons Pacific Coast States Gener ♦ their sleep. ♦ ally fair and cool; frost likely ' of used clothing to Armenia. About n>R SAl.D -< new dining room chairs Phone J47-T. . 24 ♦ except in centra! and southern 800 pounds of this was collected tn ♦ California. Grants Pass a few weeks ago Re FOR SALE Team, weight 1200. 9 PLEASANT GROVE j ports from the Near East reveal that ream old; good harness, price ♦ ♦ Tonight and Thursday fair »200 J T. Verdin 23tf PLDABANT tkROVE n« IT ......... ■ the Buffering over there Is still tre- ♦ Continued cold Louie Woefflee. returned to his I mendous, and the gifts of clothing WANTED Teams to haul lumber * ♦ ♦ • ♦ «♦eeeeeaee home Saturday, after spending the I and food very much appreciated Mr from sawmill to Merlin IS miles. i and Mrs Rambo, who went out from summer near Klamath Falls. IS per M See Walbro at Merlin « Mrs. W. T. McCallister and daugh- Oregon about a year ago. are or Goeti at Grants Pa«» José I OBITUARY now at Batons, where they hare ter. Mae. and Mr Hall, spept the af- phine Lumber(Co. 28 ternoon with Mrs George Britton charge of distribution i of clothing Jane FJit»i«,1h Taj lor FOR SM.E Thoroughbred < "ollie The plague among 18.000 Greeks Jane Elizabeth Furman was born Sunday. pup« for «ale. *5 each Box Ml. Vernice Beagle «pent the week has recently broken out In this great February 17, 1853. in Indiana coun Rogue River. Ore Will deliver ty, Pennsylvania. She was married end at the home of her parents. Mr. camp and these Missionaries are now to Grants Paa« doing their beat to stop the plague to John T. Taylor. October 22. 187». and Mrs. M. A. Beagle ul Holland Oregon is CHAMBERMAID WAiNTMD at la Coffee county. Tennessee, She i Greets Smith spent the week end among these refugees likewise caring for 3000 little war died November 2, 1920. at Santa at Kerby with Wlida McCallister Josephine hotel orphan« through the funds that were Mrs Ranneils and Mrs. Hilkey Ctruz, Cal., being <7 year». 8 months WANTED —A small two or three * and 14 days of age. She ieavee to spent the afternoon with Mrs. John given about a year ago room house. unfurnished Addi*«« mourn her loss seven children. 11 Murray Friday. No 109 care of Courier 28 Mrs. Mollie McCallister returned grandchildren, and two great-grand <TIMING EVENTS to her home al Kerby after spending November 11. Thursday—Armistice till NTY TltEASI RER'S children Mrs Taylor, since early childhood a few weeks in this vicinity. day. Program In afternoon and CAM, FOR W 4RRA5ÌTR Geo Britton made a business trip has been an unfaltering Christian, danoe in evening by American le to Granta Pass Monday. and with the passing yean her faith gion. All Josephine County warrants of , Audrey Smith spent the day with Nov 13. Saturday—Park Benefit became more deep and abiding, and protest date issued up to (not Includ- ' Mrs Murray Saturday tn the last moments of her life she Rummage Sale at Smith's Garage Ing) July 1, 1913. are hereby calimi j Dave Evans returned to his home Doc. 7. Tuesday—Bazaar at M found wonderful comfort and peace E and are payable at the County Trea- i tn voicing her blessed 103 Psalm. at Clear I^ke, Wash., after «¡»ending church. surer's office on or after November [ “Blew the Lord. O My Soul, all that the pant month in this vicinity. December 15-17- -Teachers' Sut« 12. 192®. on which date Interest will1 is within me. Bless His holy name" examinations will ba held eeaae. . The body, accompanied by M E December 20-23—Josephine County GEO 8. CAl.HOl’N. and Miss Fannie Ta'lor. arrived tea, her»' institute. 25 Treasurer for Josephine County from Santa Crux. Cal . Friday night. The funeral was held from the Bap Ì tist ehnr-h ftttnrday afternoon at 1:30. Rev C. M Cline, pastor of the Baptist church, preached the ser mon. By spe lai request of the fam ily Mrs E A. Edgee. of Central T fool with a Point, sang a solo. “Tndee His . Go to yo«ir druggist and get a bottle Wins« " All members of the fam of Dr. King’s New Discovery and «tart ily were present. taking it. By the time you reach home you’ll begin to feel better, and Kenneth Percival AVoodin will have a restful sleep without Kenneth Percival Woodfn was throat-torturing coughing. Dr. King's New Discovery, for over born in Philadelphia July K, 1905 He went to the public schools of fifty ;.-.ir»a standard remedy, has the The time for readjustment lias conic ami the Sam medicinal qualities that relieve con that city for six years and after a | ge- tion, ease the cough and loosen the ple Store, with its superior buying service ami con abort stay in Kansas City, came with phlegm. Convincing, healing taste, tract with sources of supply, always first in the field his parents to Grants Pass and after too. Price 60 cents, $1.20 a bottle. of lower prices and better values for its customers. a year in the Junior high was ad Daring to “do while others hesitate, now leads the mitted to the senior high school in the fall of 1919. As a high school way to lower prices for Grants Pass. etudent he w earnest, quiet, gentle manly and loyal. He was very pop ular with ail his schoolmates. His life in Oregon was spent tn the coun try and he found keen enjoyment in Constipated? Here’s Relief outdor life He was of a sunny, < kause tl.e system arid bring back generous disposition, apt in his your old time energy with Vr. Kind's Pilis. They promote free bile How, studies and an obedient and faithful stir up the lazy liver and get at the son. wx>t of the trouble. Price. 25 cents. While not of a foolhardy nature Prompt! Won’t Gru a the manner in which he met his death amply shows that he vj, not lacking in the manlier virtue«. After his injury he fought a« The Wardrobe Cleaners .NOT K MT., OPINM4ITK <<HOM'I. NEAR EASE SUFFERERS I Ladies’ Garments Altered and Coats Relined Announcement How To Get Rid Of Your Cold I Come, Come to Grants Pass SPECIAL UNLOADING AGENTS r FOR — - HUDSON MAXWELL CHALMERS AND ESSEX CARS Kgf '«I1 COLLINS AUTO COMPANY X7"-X ißfi ;«»4foairo ó * HSPAIRIMC OHOMt i», 5H H STRICT, GRAHTSfitSSfllfC For colds andcnughs Dr.Km^’s New Discovery i 'r Kind’s Pills Acetylene Welding A Specialty. New cutting torch for metal upto 18 inch thickness. Carl F. Gentner 12*1 Mot M st. I1* Genuine Bargains *.-,< \PltONw NOW «1.2.1 APRONS NOW «1..1O APRONS NOW «1.«M APRONS NOW Ml.'»« APRONS NOW 03« TIM »Mr • 1.1.'» »I4K • KM) •37.1 * •3.10 » Gingham and [.creali-«, light and dark colors, button and slip over styles. Buy sow •KOO C. L. Hobart Co I < Golden Rule Store Grants Pass-Medford STAGE INTERURBAN AUTOCAR CO. Effective Oct. 25. 1920 LEAL E GRANTS PASS IO:QO a- tn. 1 :<MI 1». Nn. 4.30 p. m. LEAVE MEDFORD 10:00 a. ni. 1:00 1». ni 4:30 J». in. Daily ami Sunda;. Grants Pass Waiting Room Grants Pass Sample Store Bonbonniere Phone 160 I run Money naved by ordering our Mock mid poultry ford In quantities. Money made by Ini r<i.lii-( the health and quai nt your animala, tiran mi to their value for breed- and wiling. Order a bag or two of our Hiiei'Inl feeds for ,’i'ir lioreya. cowa, |ilga mid poultry. A short trial will con vince yo,i of it« an mrlorlty. JOSEPHINE COUNTY FLOUR MILL Cornei irti «nd G Street Phone 123
