Grants Pass daily courier., March 18, 1921, Page 2, Image 2

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SHIPMENT OF’
House Dresses and Aprons
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TROUBLE WILL fOLLOW
(Continued from Page On«)
FRIDAY, MARtlH IK, 1921.
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NKU TODAY
EVERYTHING IN INSURANCE—
Dependable companies and reas­
onable ratea S m T. M. Stott,
Buick Salesroom«.
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FERRYDALE
Mrs Tho» On don returned to her >
home Monday
She ha» spent the!
whiter with friends In lower Cailtor- ’
nla.
Mr. aud Mrs. Moody end little ton ;
moved to Hugo Saturday
Miss Queen JCiery is spending the 1
week with friends at Grants Pass.
Misaes Andry sud Gladys Griffin, t
of Grants Pass spent the week end
st their home.
F. N. Robertson wss a visitor at
Gmtita Puss Saturday.
Gerold Everton, of Granta I’m,
spent the week end with Clarence
Ford.
Mr. and Mrs K. J. Ghorniley aud
Mr and -Mrs Wm. Hanner, of Mer-’
lln, were vlaltom al M. B. Hunla last
Sunday.
Mrs. Claud Rusk's father and
mother, who have been visiting her
for some time, left for their home in
Washington recently.
Mr. and Mr». E. C. Neely and Mr.
and Mra Hurry Neely were doing
business at Grants Pass Saturday.
Mt»» Gladys Jones and Mias Fran­
cis Walker were visitors at Medford
Saturday.
Mra. A. I. Hussey and Miss Sadies I
Pence were vtsting Airs A. C. Ford
Monday.
clal In Dublin, ao it probably will de­
FOR SALE- One Cadillac bug in
mand the right to have In Belfast
good condition. 3150. Call al
a poetoffice official of equal standing * 116 I street.
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♦ to the one in Dublin. "This duplica­
OREGON WEATHER
♦ tion." the Times predicts, “may lead LOST—Half-crown black and tan
Tonight and Saturday, occa- ♦ ; to a rather farcial situation. ’
striped tiger cat. with a small slit
elonal rain.
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One thing, ft is understood.
in right ear Return to 732 North
Dublin will retain intact is the
Second street, or phone 375-Y af­
tional Gallery, whose collection
ternoons or evenings.
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pictures is regarded as one or
TREBLA,
the
new
strawberry,
good
JOSEPHINE'S MINING EXHIBIT beet outside of London.
FRUITDALE
canner, and outyielde all others.
The following letter addressed to
Choice, inspected plants, any quan­
the Courier editor by A. H. Gunnell,
tity.
Postpaid. 31.25 per hun-
Miss Ethel Bocock. of Granta Pass,
chairman of the mining committee
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dred; 37.50 per thousand; Mar- was an overnight visitor Monday of
arranging the exhibit of the county
shells, 36.50. Check or money Mrs. 'Robert Harris.
order. Other varieties at lowest * The attendance at tbe spraying
for the international mining conven­
prices. Send tor descriptive list. demonstration In the Riverside or­
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tion to be held at Portland, can be
Ward K. Richardson, 2363 Front chards was disappointing for the
read with profit by every mining man
Street, Salem. Oregon.
F farmers are ao very busy at this time
tural because of the gradual prohibi­
of the county. The time te short and tion of tbe sale of the drug.
CHOICE WELL DEVESXM’ED Lo- of th« year.
As the revenue continued to dwin­
action must be prompt:
The Nielson orchestra played
Wrtte for
canberry tip plants,
Glendale
Friday night.
"I think the time is opportune for dle a rumor originated in Dairen and
price« on quantity wanted, Inter­
J. H Harris and A. W. Bates are
the mines executive computes to Port Arthur, says the Nlchinichi. that
Infor-
eetlng.
Reliable cultural
make a statement through the press local government officials were con­
mation free. 35 or over, 5c each, gassing diggers this week with their
calling attention of the mine owners niving with the Seiyukai for the il­
postpaid. Ward K. Richardson. new spraying machine.
D. D Dodge is assisting J. L
to the fact that the time te growing legal sale of opium, whereupon the
2363 Front St., Salem. Ore.
F
Stanbrough with bl» ranch work.
short in which to get their samples Dairen authorities, “on the advice
Wm. Brietmayer's hand has Im­
raady for the big Portland conven­ of a certain high official.” publically FOR SALE at a bargain, if taken at
once, nice home, and 1 3-10 acres proved so much that he Is sharpen, J
tion That the committee find the announced that the confiscated opium
of ground and orchard, berries, ing grape stakes again
task too large and the expense too had not been resold for private gain
etc. Easy terms
1111 East A
Janitw Neilson, wife and son. lion 1
great to send an expedition out to but to the value of Y. 3,600,000 had
street. Grants Pass. Ore.
aid, of the Shattuck Construction ■
every prospect and mine in the coun­ been burned. But, chargee tbe Nlebl-
ty to collect thes samples, and that nlchi. only a small quantity was des­ WANTED Woman to do house work Co., were Wednesday evening callers I
unless the individual owner te suf­ troyed and tbe public was deluded. i
three to four days per week. Phone at the Neilson borne.
Mrs. Bort Elliott and Dr. Elliott's '
ficiently Interested in boosting the
515, or call at 715 D street.
niece came down from Medford Sat­
mining game in his county and in IMMtTHII.l. t'EMETERY
FOR 9A4.E- Registered Hampshire
urday and Mrs. Slattery returned j
getting this free advertisment for hte
WILL BE RENAMED
gilt, weight about 200 lbs. Well with them Sunday.
ewn property to get his exhibit ready
marked. <Edw. J. 8chumarker. 924
Mrs. J. I. Stanbrough visited tbe
for shipment, hte mine will not be
3.
FHth 3t.
30 school Friday morning and Mrs. Ro-1
represented
That there will be no
Billings, Mont., Mar. 18.—(A. P.) FOR SALE—4 lots and old bouse at bert Harris In the afternoon.
added expense to the owner after he
—Boothill, a pioneer cemetery here,
Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton. Mrs. Ella
506 West B street. 3750. M. J.
has delivered his sample to nearest
te to have its name changed
Estab­
Maaiker. 401 Weet G street Phone Wright and Mr. and Mrs. Neilson
postoffic or to the chamber of com­
lished when redblooded men <om-
merce in this city.
103-R.
30 visited the Neilson family at the dam ,
monly “died with their boots on." It
Sunday.
"That is it particularly desirable
was either christened from this allu­ FOR SALE CHEAP—-20 acres, on
Mr. and Mrs Robert Harris enter­
to get all possible exhibits of gold
rural route
Near school
For
sion or as some say. because it was
tained Mr and Mrs Clark Adams and
dust, nuggets and platinum from the
particulars write or see B. F. Cox,
originally a place to cast off waste,
IltUe son at dinner Sunday and Wed­
placer mines, and high grade speci­
Rd. 2. Box 93.
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including boots. It is to be known
nesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Jam«» !
men rock from the lode mines. That
as Coulson cemetery hereafter, after FOR SALE—Cow manue, 32.25 per Martin and daughter were dinner
all valuable exhibits of this kind
a noted pioneer.
load delivered anywhere in town. guests.
should be delivered to Sam Baker at
Leave orders at W. J. Teal’s lunch
C. W. Rastall and Wm. Brietmayer
the Grants Pass and Josephine bank,
wagon.
34 attended the poultry demonstration I
that we expect to have them insured,
at K. Hammerbacber'« ranch Tues- ;
that proper facilities will be provid­
FOR iRENT—A furnished apartment
day.
ed for their safety while on display
with «as and wood stoves at 701
The Dodge and Thoma« fumble« ■
at Portland and that they will posi­
D street. Inquire at 708 E St. 3»
are occupying the Dr. Witham house l
tively be returned to the respective
First of al), rheumatism must be .MRS. SYLVIA HITLER has on dis­ Mr. Dodge intends building on bls |
owners as soon as the convention te
treated Internally. The blood should
play a new line of pattern hats and own ranch soon.
adjourn od.
be purified and the stomach and kid­
millinery at Mrs. M. R. Anderson's
Mr. and Mrs. Perry, who are mo­
"Please ateo note that a local dis­ neys made to do their work properly.
708 E street.
31 toring from Los Angele« to their 1
Massage tbe sore and swollen parts
play of valuable specimen« and inter­
esting ores will be made in the win­ at least twice daily with an oil that WAtNTED—Chickens and some good home In Yakima. Wash., «pent a day ,
will not irritate or inflame the skin.
dow at Letcher A- Son s jeweiery
dressed hogs and veal.
Phone and night last week with tbe Ham­
Keep the bowels open to help the
store, before shipping them to Port­ treatment.
286-R and let us quote you prices. iltons. Mr. Perry end Mr Hamllt<m
You can get everything necessary
land. fl have already started thia ex-
<H Will pay you.
34 were boyhood friends in northern
Maine.
Mbit wfth many choice specimens in the complete AnthUric outfit. If
your urine Is discolored or hao a bad FOR SALE OR TRADE—5-acre tract
Ernest, Anna and Robert Neilson 1
from my cabinet) and extend an in- odor, the effect of 'Anti-Uric Tonic
with 9-room bouse, or will rent for and Kohath Grout spent an evening I
▼ltation <o all good citizens to add to will give you an early confidence in
one year. Call at 1084 N. 6th last week at the Dobble home on N.
this collection anything and every­ the treatment. The jar of Anti-Uric
street.
30 Tenth St., making candy.
thing in this line that they may own. oil will help proper massage of the
painful surfaces. A supply of the fa­ FOR 3Ald>4i elfer calf. J. B. Noble.
F. F. Byington was down from |
Many people have one or more choice mous 'Pullman Pills will furnish the
pruning
Phone 609-F-2, Rd. 2. upper riser Portland last
committee that are unknown to the correct laxative.
These three preparations contain
road.
30 grapes.
committee and we hope to reach them
in this way. This local exhibit will only vegetable Ingredients. All are HOUSE FOR RENT—Close in. mo­
In one generous, compact package.
also have a splendid advertising value The price complete is 31.50 and there
dern conveniences. Phone 67. W.
in that it will attract the attention of is a money back guarantee with every
C. Ah If, over National Drug
MR. H appy
the many visiting engineers and oper­ package. Get the Anti-Uric outfit to­
Store.
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PARTY
day
from
ators who are constantly in the city
S ABIN’S DRUG STORE
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FOR SALE—Red raspberry plants.
"It might also encourage the little
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per
hundred.
Call
602-F-22.
producer to know that the big mines
NEW AND SECOND HAND BAR­
INVITÂT» O*
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are all behind this move, such as tbe
GAINS—New, Simmon« Bed's 4O-3b.
~ro a
Eirterly at Waldo and the Boswell
FOR S \f-E One Planet Junior seed-
cotton mattmuev, oak dining chairs,
CHICKEN
company at Holland, both of which
er, cultivator complete with all at­
b«l xpringn. -uitcaA—traveling bag«
■re preparing unique and spectacular
tachments, including plOWH, etc.
at lower prices. 2nd haa<l good« also
exhibits of their riches. Dr. Flana­
■Practically new
315. J. L. John-
at bar g Un prirni. Something to cover
gan will also send a large part of hie
son.
Rd.
1,
.Box
57.
MYAPPETne
2*A mlles
that rough floor. A 9x12 floor cov­
season’s cleanup in gold and plati­
north, on Louse creek road.
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ering. new, •1<».HO.
Phone
FOOlSTtW ÔUICKBN-
num. ’
EVERYTlMe 1TMINX
"Passing the Buck."
OF CHICKEN \
Nothing develops any human being
o
quite so much an meeting every single
obligation, real or Implied, that lit
Mr Happy Party has been In­
ever assume- The present-day habit
vited to a chicken dinner.
known in alang as "passing the buck."
"Hap" knows that this poultry
I Is keeping thousands ef men from sue
was purchased at this shop.
cess. Whatever you may have agreed
Do you suppose that "Hap" Is
to do. even If it seems unwise or un
going to attend this feast?
reasonable afterward. Is the thing the’
THE MOST COMPLETE SHOWING OF LADIES
AND
Well, we rather guess yea!
must
be
done
at
al)
costs.
Te
necep:
t'HILDREN'S GINGHAM DRESSER AND APRONS NOW
the full measure of today's duties anti
ON DISPLAY. NEW SHIPMENT U AH NKKIVED THIS
Watch for Mr. H»|q>y Party
responsibilities automatl'-ally fits you
HORNING. HOME REAL NOVEL/TIHB AND PLENTY OF
for greater duties and responsibilities
GOOD HT.APLE NUMBERS, PRICKR VERY RE AHON-
tomorrow. — William Whitman
ABLE.
American Magazine.
Go After Rheumatism
Right
Talking Machines at
Special Prices
Always desirous of giving the psofde benefit of lower prices as quick­
ly ss such can be brought about, we hasten to announce. EFFEC­
TIVE TODAY, on several standard talking inachluen the following
NEW IXiWEIC PIUCHS which go back to a pre «sr baste on ill««
famous music-reproducing Instruments The prices of our ENTIRE
LINK of several have been readjusted to these pre-war levels
Was
Was
Was
Was
Was
Was
NOTE THE REDUCTIONS
8ave
$125
$85
Now
Save
$14()
Now $100
Save
Now $125
$100
8ave
1165
Now $140
$225
Save
Now $150
$275
Save
Now $175
$40
$40
$25
$25
$75
$100
This Is the most radical readjustment ever msile In the phonograph
Industry. And theae new price« are for much Improved models
•qulppwd with th« lateat devices Coin« In today and see foe your­
self what big values these new prices give.
Stanton Ron nil, 1‘roprtrtor
Grant' Paua, Ore.
SNOWY BITTE F'lXHlt
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•2.0« PI R SK.
FLOUR
HNOWF’LAKK FIXIER ............—
•2.40 I'KR HK.
RY THE IIARKFUi. *>c OFT
ON H.VÌI.
JOSEPHINE COUNTY FLOUR MILLS
Phone 123
Cor. 3rd and O Sts.
Count’s Feed Store
Grain, Flour, Feed and Seeds
ftU-Ald J STREET
GRANTS PASS ORE.
TKL.lfll
ALL KINDS OF FEEDS
GRAIN SERI*
FTE1J1 SEEDS
Cumr la and look over one of the largest stocks la Sou 111 rm Oregon
USED CARS FOR SALE
Scripps Booth, good aa new. Dodge, fine condition.
Ilulck Six.
fine shape. Threw good Chevrolets and three good Forde.
Ford
One Ton Truck. Conic tn and l<»k tlnvu over.
The Price«
are
Right.
C. L. Hobart Co
te. TIMJblOIV
U tTION KALE AT KNHI N. «TH. MAI« II 21. IT ONE <»’< UM K.
TERMS: < ASH
l’oit HAIaK—3 plush walnut chairs; 2 rocking <h*lr*; I piano; 2
writing desks; I leatlicr cout h; 2 china cup’tuuMa;
2 clucks,
large; 1 buffet; 1 oak dining table; 7 oak chairs; 2 flreisers; I giew-
ing machine; 3 mgs, 9x12; 7 small rugs; 3 lied* anti I crib;
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kitchen cabin«; kitchen iitensBs; nil kinds of tllshrs ami all oilier
household goods; 200 quarts of fruit; 3 sets springs; I range;
2
kitchen tutiles; I oil stove.
,
New Gingham Dresses
and Aprons
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CITY
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t
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Golden Rule »Store
New Mattresses
and Furniture
E. W. C H I LES
AUTO TOPS
Replace the shabby top with
light,
<»«) -to-hamlle
weather­
proof one now .
kin art looking, serviceable top»—
perfect fitting and Improving the
car's looks—a w Ide choice In ma­
terials and colors.
OTR PRICE8 LOWEST
G. B. BERRY
We specialize
Electric
■Iquipment of Automobiles—there-
'ore we claim that we can render
•etter service than the concern that
tandles everything
Being specialists we take pride in
Mir work—It Is the kind of service
hat relieves you of all worries and
loubts.
We repair ANYTHING Electrical.
(DAMS KLBUTRIC AND BATTERY
SHOP
I’rrwt-O-IJte
I'hone ««
Battery Station
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