F riday , tritìi. au. litui. GRANT« FAMI DAILY DOT Hl ER PAGE NKW TODAY A. E Voorhiea. Pub and Propr ■ntared at poet off! ce, Granta Pass. Ore . as second-class mall matter. EVERYTHING IN INSURANCE— Dependable companies aud rea» Stolt. onable rates. Hee T. M lOltf Buick Salesrooms Strawberries We have received several shipments of strawberries this season but commencing Saturday, April 23rd. we will have daily shipments of the finest Oregon Plum and Dollar berries coming out of California. We want your lierry bushless and on account of the quantity we handle, our price will be right at all times. Ask anyone who sells the best Emits and Vegetables bXHt SAIJC Alfalfa »red. alslke ADVERTISING RATES clover, red clover and bluwalent IMaplay space, per inch.................... 25c wheat seed al Count's Feed Store Loea 1 -per»ona 1 column, per line....10c 46lf Readers, per line—......................... 5c PINE WOOD. $3 25 per tier. î-tler DAILY COURIER Ry mail or carrier, per year...... $6.00 load. $< 0<>; fir. |3 .&• tier Houser By mail or carrier, per month.. .50 Bros Phone 3 26-Y 59 WEEKLY COCRIER USED MAX\VB!*L In Al condition. By mall, per year............................. $2.00 $533. Williams Garage and Uy MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS dery. The Associated press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication SATURDAY. APRIL 23. 1 will sell of all news dispatches credit'd to It ■ DRY GODIMI AND GROCERIES or all otherwise credited in this the remainder of my household paper and also the local news pub­ goods at the Baunard barn, be- lished herein. tween C and 1» streets’ alley, near republication of spe- AU rights of Fifth, also aluminum ware, mu- hereln are aleo re- sial dispatches ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ hogany tray, earthen crock, dish served. of the local Portland exhibit. drainer, etc. 9 a m„ Ito p. m ADDITIONAL IAN'AL ♦ "The very remarkable, not to say FRIDAY', APRIL 22. tWJl. Mrs W. C. Hale. ft» ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦F ♦ ♦ ♦ wonderful, collection of ores and! ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ minerals that you had on display Saturday— LANDSCAPE GARDENING Your ♦ at Freeh creamery butter. s5c OREGON WEATHER ♦ home grounds demand the atten­ from Josephine county, prompts me Kinney X Truax. 5» ♦ ♦ tion of someone who can secure ♦ to write this letter. Saturday, rain ♦ for them an ever Increasing beau­ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ "In all the yeani that 1 have beeu lleliirii» From Lung \ i»it— No 1S6 ty. Consultation free Mrs. Caroline Hurns returned this 63 care of the Courier. 1 connected with exposition work AN EXPERT'S OPINION morning from a nine months' visit My par ­ have seldom seen a better, Sometimes we get enthused over with relatives in ix>s Angeles and FOR SAIJC- 6-rooni house and fur alture. Close in. Owner 312 I those things with which we are close- ticular reason for writing ie to ad- San Francisco. 31. «0 I shall vise you that on May 1st. ly identified and loee somewnat the Wonderful Value — MAXWEl*L TRUCK for sal«- or trade take office with the American Min ­ who of view of the person point For 113.50 you can purchase a for touring car. Call at 1003 M looks without prejudice, At other ing congress as manager of the con­ new two-piece suit at the Peerless street 6 4 times familiarity works the other gress exposition in the Coliseum Clothing Co. 54tf FOR SALE - 7-|>a»M*nger, six cylin ­ way. and we have contempt, or fail building in Chicago.to be held Octo­ der car. good condition, new top. to see the worth of the thingB that ber 17 to 22, this year. Return« From lax» Angvlre— can be seen al Grants Pane Hard­ "I am advised that not less than are close at hand, The miner can W. T. Tompkins of this city, re- ware Co. 61 bring to town great bricks that rep­ nine states, two foreign countries and turned this morning from Los An- FOR SALE- -Baby ehl ks hatched resent in themselves a fortune as Alaska will show as units, At this ! gelee. where he has been living for April 24, 13c per each. Phone several months. material things are measured, The time Oregon has not made reservá­ 6O3-F-3. 60 people of the community take it as tlon for space but it is sincerely Jl'DD TAYLOR has dry wood tinier Early— a matter of course, Nuggets and hoped that it will. In that case your Phono JL'.-Y ft Fancy Luscious Strawberries and dust and bars fail to excite, but the exhibit would, no doubt, be a part Canby's Asparagus. Saturday at Kin­ FOR HALE—A limited amount of choice tomato plants. Call after man from the outside gets a new of it and in the event that the state ney & Truax Grocery. 5» 4 p. in. 1301 East A street. Mrs. view point, and his thought is often does no come as a unit I feel that Meier. 62 broader and more comprehensive your county would be overlooking a At the < hurcli of the Hrelbreu— The sermon subject for this even- WANTED Apples Addrera E. C. than that of the man on the ground, great opportunity not to come in at ing is ' The Unpardonable Sin." Hart, Medford. Phone 671-R 64 We know that we had a wonderful any event These meetings are very well attend­ “A district that has the mineral ed and are growing in interest. The FOR HAJ-E CHEAP—Typewriter In exhibit at the recent mining conven- good condition, l'hono 359-J. 60 lion, and we know that to have an resources as shown, owes it to the public is always welcome, Soni «or­ FOR SALE OR TRADE 6-room vice at 7:30, sermon at as well as to themselves to li o'clock, exhibit such as that we must have world house, 11« acres ground and fruit Rev. J. W Barnett is the evangelist. it known, and I know of no make the goods to back it up. Others get in good shape, one Ford car. camp that fact more clearly than the fellow better way than at these çreat gath- outfit. Will take milk cows, pigs, It’s InipuMslIde— right here at home, however, and erings of the congress. chickens, be«'«, farm implements, To go everywhere, but dead easy "If I may be allowed to advise I to meet everybody. Just corn«« to one horse wagon in trade E. C. real interest Is apt to be awakened Bell, next door to C. G. Gillette on when we see the man from the out­ would suggest that your exhibit de- Murphy the 23rd and spend all night East A street 66 39 side coming in to grab the fortunes serves a better setting that It has meetin’ 'em. r & tru 101 & 105 N. 6th Grants Pass, Ore- had here and that it should be given the advantage of show cases made Y"<«ur lx»»— If you fail to purchase a new especially for it. spring two-piece suit at Peerless "I certainly trust that when I send Clothing Co. 3 4tf you an invitation officially from Chi­ cago to come that you will have de­ (■rant» Pass Cafe— cided to accept this, my unofficial The working «nan's place to eat. letter written by J. E. Miller, super­ but none-the-less definite and valid Try our Sunday special chicken din­ ner. 50c. Steaks and chops to or­ intendent of the Portland convention, invitation to come either as part of der. Salads and soups. Our meals to Mr. Gunnell, who was In charge a great state exhibit or by yourself.” from 30c and up. 60 that are awaiting the hand of the de­ veloper. Such an exhibit as that assembled at Portland ought to go to the min­ ing congress at Chicago. Here you have expert testimony to this end. Read the following extracts from a MEN’S NORFOLK SUITS Made out of extra fine cotton gabardine, marked at a price which is sure to sell them quick. While they last, $10.50. Sizes 35 to 42. You must see these suits to realize how good a value they are. Also another shipment of LADIES’ JERSEY JACKETS all sizes up to 44. These are very practical garments and very much in demand good 365 days of the year in this wonderful climate. Prices very low. Golden Rule »Store They Are Coming! MERRY RONDOLIER5 Have more Jazz and Pep than any bunch of musicians that ever hit town. Come and you will never regret it. ADMISSION—Adults 75c; Students, 50c Opera House, Sat., April 30 Advertisement written by Cedi Bouclier PROVOL/T Mr. and (Mrs. D. B Watters. of Everett. 1 Wash , are visiting a few days with I the O. H. Fields family. Arthur Farra left for .Medford where he will drive truck on the highway. Mr and Mrs. Herman Messenger. I son and daughter, Donald and Ar- ! leta. made a business trip to Grant« I Pans Saturday. Mrs. Geo. Dunlap was a Grants | Pass visitor Saturday. Friends Give SurpriM»— Glen Provolt was seriously hurt I A surprise party was given Evelyn Saturday while trying to shoe one of I Anderson Wednesday at her home on his horses. The horse kicked him in i Josephine street by her school the head and knock««! him down and < chums, who took her by surprise then trampled on him. Dr. fx>ngh-| early in the evening, the occasion be­ ridge was called at once. It was! ing Miss Anderson's birthday, Half found that Mr. Provolt had some se­ of the girls were dressed as boys, vere cuts and bruises, but no broken anki 'lítete ahvulJ be « \ Kitols in you« Uoutc. li yvu will drop in today we shall be glad tv uplaui uw ca«y tciuu. I»n sni.ix’T oni : sou hi lirici hi : VT The Music & Photo House Htanton Rowell, Proprlrtur & Your New Suit Should be Custom Made We can and will fit your figure as it should be fitted, assuring you both comfort and style. We show Everything that’s New in Reliable Woolens Phone 72 Grants Pass GUST COORIN, 108 1-2 S. 6th St. Used Cars We have an assortment of various makes, all of which are honestly priced and are as represented—It will pay you to look them over. W. S. Maxwell & Co CHEVROLET NASH BUICK The AUTOCRAFT WORKS We Build AUTO TOPS Tops recovered, remodeled, drewed. Auto upholstering, cushion Iniilding anil repairing. Heat c ivcr». XII branch» of auto trimming done l>y men with yearn of rx|terlen«e In lending auto xho|* of Angehst. Satisfaction guaranteed. F Street, iH^ween Third and Fourth, opixadt« R oiiik II ioii ««*. McIntyre for Implements of All Kinds CLETRAC TRACTORS Pumps and Gas Engines Planet Jr. and Standard Garden Tools 402 4 South Sixth Grants Pass, Ore.