Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, June 21, 1921, Page 2, Image 2

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PAGE TWO
Idence for rent or »ale. 1 Price«!( residence on his property purchased
right, will be vacant about July 1. from W 11. Striker
A. L. Edgerton, 665 N. 2nd St. 07tf| Several In the valley are suffering
Published Daily Except Sunday
WtX>D Cl TTHRS WANTED to cut, from light attacks of lit tut »loa
cord wood. Houaer Bros . went end whooping oough.
▲. fi. Voorhiaa,
Pub. and Propr
■atered at poetoffice. Grants I'ass.
Mr. and Mrs Allen of Modesto,
ot Foundry »treet. phone 324-Y. |
<X».MK IX AND UM»k OVER OI II SPECHI/*.
Ora., as aecond-claaa mail matter.
13 Cal., are visiting Mrs. Allen's sister.
EMM >11 El'll E 1X1» < ASEN LOADED Il I TH XI W GOODS I'll IT
ADVERTISING RATES
STRAYED Two unmarked
mule Mrs. Wm. Buck and
ARRIVE DAILY AND ARK SPECIALLY PRICED.
DUplay space, per inch................ 25c
hogs about one year old, weight Baine
DOI IU.K I II.I E IX HKUl.
Local-personal column, per llne....l0e
Mrs Julia Williams spent »everal
about
150 pounds. Came to my
Beaders, per line—
5c
DOl BLE l .11.1 K IX TOILBT So ll'.
place on Thompson creek June 13 days of last week In Grants Paas.
DAILY COURIER
Mr. and Mrs Clyt». Hogue sro
Owner can have same by paying
By mail or carrier, per year ....$6 00
Sl'bX I II. VALI ES ON THIRTY-XIXE ITEMS.
tor this ad and settling damages. moving to Boling Pi-ak where Mr.
*v mail or carrier, per month.. .50
J. W Bingham. Applegate, Ore 10 Hogue will tie lookout man for the
DM»
I 11.IE OX ltd. OTHER GOODS.
WEEKLY COURIER
forest service
ECONOMY cream separator, sis 12.
By mall, per year............................ 32.00
Dorris and Jam«» Howard, of
like new For sale at $50 cash or gene, are visiting relatives
MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS
$55 In $5 a month payments to re­ friends here.
The Associated preaa is excluaively
W t
liable parly. Inquire J. F. Web­
entitled to the use for republication
Mrs. Bessie Fehely was a Grauta
ot all news dispatches credited to U
ster. Rd 2. one mile west of city. Paas visitor last week.
or all otherwise credited in this
10
Ml»» Grace McCann returned home
gaper and also the local news pub­
ONE IHllGGS & STRATTON motor from Springfield, Or»., last Monday,
lished herein
AU rights ot republication of spe-
wheel for sale cheap. Inquire or driving out a new Ford which (hey
aial dispatches herein are also re- ont ,>Uua. The bld mu de l>y the baua. trict as they arise. The contractors
write C. E. Billings, care F. Els- purchased In Grants Paas
asrved
14
Mr. and Mrs. C. I*. Wise spent sev-
ntann. Rd. 2. Rogue River
was at 90 cents and accrued interest. expect to make a material saving
WXRN
tNG-The
p.rty
who
was
seen
'*
m
‘
,n OraBU
w”k
TUESDAY, Jl XE 21. ll>21.
tor
the
district
over
the
estimates,
The board wlll stlll hold $100,000 of
taking
the
stake
chain
from
the
and
it
is
hoped
that
not
all
ot
the
the bonds ot the lait issue autho^iied
NOTH E OF KAI.E l»F mill.
♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦F-* ♦ ♦ ♦
Roberts place, better return same
by the votera, this to cover the coat present block ot bonds will be re­
DATION DINTIIKT 110X1*4
ORKGOX WKATHBR
♦
or it will get to be an expensive
♦ of the excavation of the main canal quired.
4
C.
Sliaefers,
1
Mrs.
for
him.
one
Tonight and Wednesday, gen­ ♦: when this work, is undertaken. De-
4
091 NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN, that
Rd q
sealed proposals will be received un
♦ erally cloudy. Moderate west­ * livery of the bonds sold yesterday is
XKW TODAY
IXA8T Between Kl rat National Hank til the 24th day of Juno, A. D. 1921
erly winds.
to be made is the funds are needed EVERYTHING IN INSURANCE—
and Postoffice, round gold pin. at the hour of 2 o'clock In the after
■e ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦>♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
from month to month, though It is
larger than half dollar, engraved. noon for the purchase of Fifteen
Dependable companies and reas­
Finder please notify Mrs. It Nich­ Thousand Dollars worth of bonds of
onable rates. See T. M
Stott.
expected that the project will have
ADAXTAGEOl S BOND SALE
ols.
725 N. 10th St Phone 344-1.. tile Enterprise Irrigation District ot
Buick
Salesroom»
lOïtf
At a meeting ot the board of di­ been completed by the end ot Septem­
10 Klamath County. Oregon Said bond-
rectors of the Grants Pass Irrigation ber. The sale ot the Granta Pass HEAVY PAPER—The Courier has
Model i are to draw intoreet at tha rate ot 6
CAR
FOR
SALE
Overland
several bundles ot heavy wrapping
dlatrict held yesterday, the Grants district bonds was at the most advan-
Phone 1 per cent per annum payable semi-an­
80. $200.
A bargain
paper to give away. Would come
Pass and Josephine bank, acting for tageous figure reported by any irri-'
8th, nually upon the 1st day ot July and
267-1-
or
call
at
731
South
in handy on the tarm in many
the Anglo and London Paris Nation­ nation district la Oregon recently
street.
Granta
Pass.
Ore
14 ! the 1st day ot January of each year
10
ways. Come and get it.
until the maturity of said bonds
al bank of San Francisco, purchas­ other late sales having been reported
FOR SALE Houses at 803, 8 16 and J
Said proposals wlll be received by
ed $325,000 par value of the bonds as low as 80 cents, This sale com- GET YOUR LUMBER from the Jose­
and
'
832 North Seventh St . wells
phine Lumber Co, at wholesale
the
Board of Directors ot said Irri­
Bargains. See.
ot tha district, this being the amount pletes the financing of the district,
Irrigation. barns
mill prices
All kinds ot planed
gation District, and should be direct *
35
.Mrs W. H. Qttalf. 833 N. 7th.
estimated necessary for the comple­ and assures the cash being arailable
lumber Our truck delivers any­
od to the Secretary of the Enterprise*
tion ot the project according to pres- to meet all claims against the dis-1
where
Phone 188, 107 North 160 ACRE Wood lot for sale. 6 mile» I Irrigation District care of Fred D. I
8ixth street.
92tf
out on level road, house, garage, | Fletcher, ixiomls Building, Klamath ,
out building», well, several thou­ Fails, Oregon
FOR SALE—Very nice bungalow at
sand tiers wood timber 'yargain I The Board of Dlr«»ctora reserve the
1026 Iatwnridge Ave.. 10 acre
for quick sale. Inquire W. II Qualf. right to reject any or all blds <»r
tract, river front, east 2 miles. 16-
call 832 N. 7th.
35 fered
G J. HILLYARD.
acre tract, river front, weet one
Secretary of the Board of Directors
mile. 14 acres, cleared and fenc-
XEW TODAY—«’no imitation leather of Enterprise Irrigation IMstrict 111
ed. Fruitdale. Acreage on Tenth
uplioltlaler,»! <ou<li. Kitchen treasure
Colors: White, black,.jade, burnt orange,
street It you want a bargain see
Melerai
Churchill. Phone 268-J.
06tf with glus» «loor cuptMMinl-
rose, navy and gold, special while they last
good 2nd Mattreasea, Springs und
FOUND—'Bunch of keys Owner can Bedateall». Dro|sh,-a«l Sewing Ma-
i
New itn<l I mn I G< hm I<$
Ket them at the Courier office. 10 chine, gootl condition. Phone 71, T.
anc mb
C. B«>oth.
IAJST—Tuesday, on Sixth street
south of Kinney St Truax, or on G,
silver filigree pendant set with
ILLINOIS VALLEY
New shipment fancy stripe Worsted Skirts,
green stones. F'lnder please leave •----------------------------------------- ——
Many of the farmers are busy put­
some extra good values in the lot.
10
at Courier office.
ting up their first crop of hay
Roy Wells was in Portland
WANT TO RENT 5 or 6-rnom mo­
dern bouse. Clone in. Call at Acme week attending the Masonic «rund
Cafe.
14 lodge.
Mrs. Ed. IHolland and Mrs. Pearl
FOR
SAIJi
—
Indian
pony
6
years
I
Houck returned last Sunday from
old. weight about 900. Saddle and Crescent City where they visited Mrs
bridle and pack saddle. Price 9*0.
Clyde Hays.
Will tp’ade for cow. Rd 3, Box «3.
Mrs. Stephen Masters, of Algoma,
on Jones Creek.
1 4 is visiting Mrs. J. W. Krauss.
WANT TO SEXI.’—Courier Classi­
Mrs. l-ettie Hoffman of Algoma Is
AFTER a baking falls—
fied ads have sold several places. visiting her mother, Mrs. J. G. Sow­
xa . becomes tough or soggy,
For $1.50 your 3-line adv is de­ ell.
you can’t make it tender ar.a
f
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. McCann were
livered to 1100 homes every night
tempting. It can’t be “fixed.”
for a month.
14 Grants Pass visitors last wee«, also
It is like spilled milk—
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Hodgdon
"wasted.”
FOR SALE-—Gas power concrete mix­
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Seyferth spent
But, there is a way to pre­
er, $50. 40-acre wood lot, 3 miles S inday at Sam BuschX
from Grants Pass, good road, price
vent this waste —every
The Selma and Holland baseball
$10 per acre 7-room modern res- teams played at Holland Sunday,
woman should use it be­
cause a bake day loss these
Holland winning, also Murphy and
days is a real loss.
Kerby playing at Kerby, .Murphy
Calumet Baking Powder pos­
winning.
itively prevents failure. It
The dance at Archie Anderson's
has been doing it for millions of
new hall last Saturday night was at­
housewives foe a third of a century
tended by a large crowd.
Mr. and Mrs W. II. Burner have
moved to their new store up on Cave
creek.
Frank Linton visited his uncles,
Roy and George Wells last week.
Mr. Cheney is busy erecting a new
GRANTS PASS OAILÏ COURIER
Join the Crowd
STRIKT
Cigarette
Silk Jersey Sport Coats
BUYS FOR CASH
$9.35
E. W. CHILES
Golden Rule »Store
No cigarette ha*
the *omo delicious
flavor a* Lucky
Strike. Beoauss
Lucky Strike I* the
toLited cigarette.
Al our «!<■«’ you ran pr->vo to
yourself In U-n minul«'* that
the Gull'i-niiM'ii 1» «»»*> for you
to pbi) well—a marvelous In­
st runi«'nt—fa»« Illi <'l> faa« luut-
Ing. The loupmi below iirinM»
you full information.
Ch«*k here If you do notQ^
own any plano <>r player-
t>lano.
Check hero if you want Infor-
mntlon about having a new
Oulbranstn player action In-
stalled In your present piano
(or player-piano)
□
Write your name and address
on the margin of thia page and
mall It to us.
The Musk & Photo ltou.se
Htanton Rowell, Proprietor
xi» Iti I» il Ixus
XII UllohEX 111 TTOXS
XO HIM It.l ll FANTEVER*
XU l\ III XI.Ell.
The Laun-drv-ette
Swiftly whirl» Hie cloth«'*
dry—tli • «'ntlre tubfull in
one minute.
Till» w<>n<l<*rfiil v naher I»
non on our display floor—
.onio «»> It n<>u—no obliga­
tion on your port.
Electric Company
LAU N-DRY-ETTE
CALUMET
BEST BY TEST
LOOK AT OI II LOAF
BAKING POWDER
Makes most palatable and sweetest of foods
The biggest selling Baking
Powder in the world. Pro­
duced in the larrest, most modern,
sanitary Baking Powder Factories.
J«Dy
Possesses only such ingredi­
ents as have been officially
approved by U. & Food Authorities.
Most economical in cost and
use. You save when you
buy it You save when you use it
Pound can of Calumet contains full
16 ox Some baking powders come in
12 oz. instead of 16 t>z. cans. Be sure
you get a pound when you want it
i-
■
Recipe
—3 eggs tx ateo
separately, 1 cup
sugar, lly cups
flour, 2
teaspoon«
C. . :et Bakin*
P . r, t-J cup
witrn water—
flaw r. Then mix
in the regular
way.
Grants Pass and Roseburg Stage
DAILY AXDNIXDAY
Leave Ros'lmr: I p. m.
I.raie Grant« l'a»s 1:00 p. m-
LEAVE
GUANTI» I'
I INN
a. ni­
1:0O P- ni,
4:00 P- m
0:19 P- ni.
for Ashland and
10:00
We connect with «taxe*
LEAVE
MEDFORD
ft: IMI
nt.
a. m.
I :OO P- in.
4:30 P- in.
11 :OO
Jar kaoni ille
of bread and compare It with
others. Taste it and compare
with others. Notice its light­
ness and whiteness and pur­
ity, its freshness of flavor. Is
it any wonder that our bread
alone holds our customers
and makes many new oneef
t.k your Grocer for Bread
luikcd by the
GRANTS PASS
BAKERY
50.1 G Street
SLOW
DEATH
Achoa, pains, nervousness, diffi­
culty in urinating, often mean
serious disorders. The world’s
standard remedy for kidney, liver,
bladder and uric acid troubles—
GOLD MEDAL
klrhuj
bring quick relief and often ward off
deadly diseases. Known as the national
remedy of Holland for more than 300
years.
All druggists, in three eisea
L~k fee «8. n.m- G-ld M.d.l .. ...r7 be.
BCCept 880 IMBltAticB
TEMPTING, tnstv
and rich in nutrition,
O lympic Wheat
Hearts make a cer­
eal both appetizing
and satisfying
Of creamy whiteness this “meat of the wheat”
fulfills the requirements of breakfast or luncheon
efficiently and economically; adaptable for many
goodies ’tween times, too.
*
77><' OLYMPIC Lin» inel'idrn rrrry
family'» favorii» rtrral »amtarily
ir lUed, paekrd, lerapurd and tfaltd.
A t T our G rocbrs
.A long W ith
O lympic F lour
fANCAKK FLOU»
WNPAT HIAWri
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CAVI AND
FA1TWY FLOU»
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HEALTH B»AN
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