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Pub. and Propr.
■blared at poatoffice, Granta Pase,
Or*., as second-class mail matter.
ADVERTISING RATES
Dtaplay apace, per inch.......... ......... 35c
IXMel-persotial column, per line....10c
Beader*, per ltne—---- ----------- 5c
DAILY COURIER
By mall or carrier, per year......$6.00
By mall or carrier, per month . .50
term at the Baptist church on Fri­
day of this week. I* announcing Its
commencement exercises to be held
at the Baptist church on Friday af­
ternoon, July 1. at 3:30 o'clock All
exhibit Is prepared which will be of
great Interest to parents and friends
of the school
Everybody should
make arrangements to attend Fol­
lowing the exereftea, automobiles
are to take the children to the park
where they with their elders will on
joy a social hour and a picnic au p-
per together. The school haa been
a decided success, there having been
about 90 pupils enrolled
Many People
tre Taking tilvaniagv of our lou« list of Special Value*.
No aaaUer how well y°u are supplie»!, you will find a few
item» that you can use and that will «ave you money.
Two New Item« on Special List
Dunham's Cocoanut
Wilson’s Marshmallow Creme
WEEKLY COURIER
By mall, per year____________ >3.00
ELEVATOR IN ITNDI.ETO\
DISTRICT DESTROYED lit
MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS
Th* Associated prea* is exclusively
«■titled to the use for republication
•t all new* dispatches credited to it
or all otherwise credited in thia
gaper and also the local new* pub-
Uahed herein
AU right* of republication of •pe-
etal dispatches herein are aleo re- ance of "full beer" for domestic
use. The new order permits one-
served
quarter of the beer manufactured to
contain an alcoholic percentage up to
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2». 1021
13 per cent.
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Relief Man at Hank—
COLLECTION OF RAD COINS
Washington. June 29.—(A. P.) —
“bad money"
coins which have been Imperfectly
GERMAN 13 PER CENT REER
minted is the peculiar hobby of
GREETED WITH GUVD CRIES Douglas N. Starr, sergeant of the
guard at the war department. Starr’s
Berlin, June 29.—(I. N. S.)—Am­ collection is thought to be the only SensaUonal Reduction»—
On
»hoe«, hats and furnish-
erica's human camels, sojourning in one of Ita kind in the world.
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The national museum has received J11*®
Peerless Clothing Co.
European alcoholic oases, assimilat­
ing a reserve supply of ‘beer, wine one collection of 200 imperfect coins
and eocktails for their return to the gathered together by Sergeant Starr, Hoy Scouts on Hike-
Early this morning about a dozen
Great Volstead Desert, are rejoicing and now he has completed a small
over Germany’s return to 13 per cent private collection, containing 23 im­ Boy Scouts started on a hike, their
beer. Thirteen per cent! Count ’em! perfect coins, ranging from a silver destination being the Ward Hyde
After the war. when everything half dollar, minted in 1807, to dimes ranch on the Applegate about five
miles above Murphy. The boys In­
from soup to nuts in Germany was and pennies of 1920.
an artificially produced substitute.
Ray Baker, director of the mint. tend to stay at the ranch tonight and
German beer made an American has asked Starr to sell this collec­ will make the hike back tomorrow
tourist homesick for an American tion to the treasury department, eith­ evening. Ted Cramer took the boy's
"near beer." German beer tasted er for exhibition or for the coins to baggage out tor them.
like what in America is known as be cancelled as worthless. Starr has
"pop,” or soda water. The govern­ refused to comply with this request, Newlywed* Visit City—
.Mr. and Mrs. Bob Pringle stopped
ment first raised the alcoholic limit and Mr. Baker will ask the passage
to 8 per cent for export purposes; of a law to compel the return to the off in the city last night for a short
visit with friends. They were mar­
then followed with a limited allow- government of imperfect coins.
ried a week ago at Holleywood and
are non on their honeymoon trip, ex­
pecting to go as far north as British
Columbia. Mr. Pringle was formerly
connected with the Old Channel
mine.
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Bible School to < loe e
The Daily Vacation Bible school,
which will close its three weeks*
NEW TODA I
GET YOUR LUMBER from th* Jose­
phine Lumber Co., at wholesale
mill price*. All kinds of planed
lumber. Our truck delivers any­
where. Phone 188, 107 North;
Sixth street
9 2 tr
ENTIRELY UNLIKE AND SO MUCH FINER
ARE
THESE
WIRTHMOR WAISTS THAN WHAT CAN ORDINAR­
ILY BE BOUGHT AT THESE LOW PRICES.
i FOR SALE—Very nice bungalow at
1026 Lawnridge Ave., 10 acre'
tract, river front, east 2 mile*. 16-
acre tract, river front, west one
mile. 14 acres, cleared and fenc-i
ed, Fruitdale. Acreage on Tenth !
street. If you want a bargain see
Churchill. Phone 268-J.
06tf
Whoever has bought one of these splendid garments would never
think of going elsewhere for an inexpensive Waist. And if you
have never worn a Wirthmor you do not know Just h«nv good a
Waist can be .bought for so small a price.
It will be a matter of prudence^ of economy and thorough M.ti«fa< ••
tion to provide yourself with one or more of these very pretty mo­
dels that go on sale tomorrow.
FOR SALE—Gas power concrete mix­
er. $50. 40-acre wood lot, 3 miles
from Granta Pass, good road, price
$10 per acre. 7-room modern res­
idence for rent or sale. Priced
right, will be vacant about July 1.
A. L. Edgerton, 665 N. 2nd St. 07tf
Wirthmor Waists
DRY 16-INCH PINE wood, $3 per
tier. Houser Bros. Phone 326-Y.
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-ARE SOU» HERE EXCLUSIV ELY. TH EY ARE ALWAYS WORTH
MORE. WIRTHMOR WAISTS COME IN TWO GRADES:
Price $1.00 and $2.00
Golden Rule »Store
America s
PLAYER-PIANO
GULBRANSEN
Player-Piano
Nationally priced and advertised
<»■* l*ii<«> l«> HI
The Music and Photo House
UHI
Miny Marriaqs Caramony.
At a marriage ceremony in Borneo
a young live lieu la waved over and
around •!>» bride and bridegroom, af­
ter which It Is klllod. The blood Is
amearvd on the forehead, neck, cheat,
hands and feet of the bridal pair, and
following thia the two daub each oth­
er's foreheads
Hubert Wilkin has accepted the
position as relief man at the First
National bank and will take the place
of the members of the staff of the
bank when they desire to go on their
vacations. The first of the bank
employes to take his vacation will
COMING EVENTS
be Andrew Hall, who leaves Satur­
day for Sacramento to visit his sis­ July 3, Saturday—Farm Bureau
celebration. Riverside park.
ter. Mrs O. C Goodnow.
Tonight and Thursday, prob­ ♦
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♦ able showers
The New Wwthmor W a.ists
$1.00 and $2.00
IIMI.
Pendleton. June 29.—(A. P.)
Ono hundred and fifty thousand dol­
lars was the io«« today when five
warehouses and a grain elevator nt
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“What's Worth Whiter*
if you were asked "What’s worth
while?" what would your answer be?
In a vague sort of way you have al
ways told yourself that you knew, I
but the chances are that you have I
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WE KNOW OUR CHARGES
WILL PLEASE YOU
WE ONLY
CHARGE FOR
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'n.-v.ff given the subject serious
I thought.
If you were to keep that thought
"Whale’ Worth While’’" before you.
I dissect It and then practice It. you'd
[never have cause to say "I'm sure un­
lucky," and when your day's work is
over you would know It had been
conscientiously done and your night's
sleep would be sweet
lx»ls Weber has adapted th*
thought "What's Worth While," to
the screen and It's not a sermon, but
a picture of gripping heart Interest
from atem to stern
At the Pag*
theater today and tomorrow Clair*
Windsor and Ixiula Calhern have th*
leading roles Others In the cast In­
clude Arthur Stuart Hull, Mona I.Isa
and Edwin Stevens.
When you get a plumbing bill
from us you’ll be pleased to
pay it because you will realize
that the charge la just and fair
and that the work that we did
for you was well and promptly
done. Here's our telephone
number. Call us up when you
need us.
B. S. 514 Dedrick
F Street
PHONE 8OH-J
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E. L. GALBRAITH—Real estate, in­
surance and plate glass liability.
80914 G street, phone 28. 40tf
ROYAL ANN CHERRIES are ripe at
Waveland orchards. 10c per pound
if you want to pick them your­
self. Phone 502-F-14.
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FOR SALE—Fine male calf. $2.50.
Inquire No. 207 Courier office. 17
FOR SALE—Gasoline buzz saw on
wagon, team harness and wagon.
See Tate at 302 West Rogue
River Ave.
17
TWO EXTRA FINE Holstein dairy
cows for sale. Overlook Ranch.
Merlin. Ore.
21
IXyST —In southwest part of city,
driver’s charge slip book. Finder
will confer favor by leaving It at
Courier office, at the Cold Storage
hand to ’Mr. Hammond on the
wagon.
17
FOR SALE—Four weeks old White
Ix>ghorn cockerels, $1.50 per doz..
10c each in lota of 50 or more. K.
Hammerbacher, Rd. 2, phone
606-F-23.
21
JELLY GLASSES, fruit Jars for sale
Only used one season. Call 704
D street, or phone 303.
17
WANTED Edgerman. Call at 107
North «th Street.
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-NEW TOIlAY—4'mp Mupplle», lunch
bankctM, granite rujm and plat cm ,
camp Movra, dairy pail», »lilt nm
and traveling bag% refrigerators,
oil atovea, 1 17-jewel Waltham watch
20-year caae, go cart. Phone 71. T.
C. liooth.
Prince Albert’s a new
note in the joys of rolling ’em!
Talking about rolling
your own cigarettes, we’ll
tell you right here that
Prince Albert tobacco has
’em all lashed to the mast!
You’ve got a handful-of-
happiness coming your di­
rection when you pal it with
P. A. and the makin’s
papers! For Prince Albert
is not only delightful to
your taste and pleasing in
its refreshingaroma,but our
exclusive patented process
frees it from bite and parch!
And, for a fact, rolling
up Prince Albert is mighty
easy! P. A. is crimp cut and
Prinog Albort it
stays put and you whisk it
told in toppy red
huge, tidy rod tint.
into shape before you can
handoo.no pound
and half pound tin
count three! And, the next
humidor» and in tha
pound cryetal glut»
instant you’re puffing away
humidor with
oponge moiotoner
to beat the band!
top.
Prince Albert is so good f
that it has led four men to
smoke jimmy pipes where
one was smoked before! It’s .[»RINGE ALBERI
the greatest old buddy­
smoke that ever found its 1
way into a pipe or cigarette!
¡»RINCE ALBERT
the national joy tmohe
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CRIMP CUT
LONG MVNINC Rtf AND
OCAWlTTI fOt AC CO
Currish« 1*21
by It. J. Il.*n.l4.
Tobacco Co.
Winston Salam»
N.C*
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