FlUDAY. AI GINT 12, lirJL
CHIANTI* PAMH »AIM OOU1UEK
DKEMMMAKING
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FEERYDALE
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LA DI MB T4IMHIING and dressmak
ing; tailored corsets a specialty.
Mrs. Carter and mother, Mrs Seay-1
Predila Wilcox, Layton Hotel. 56 bolt, of Merlin, were iu Ferrydale
I SEWING of ail kind« done at reason- Wednesday evening.
Succiwsor to E Firth
Charley Welters and Cap Hinkle
i able price« <’ m II on Mr«. J. I«
l»aw*, 511 A «trsvt.
56 were over from the Welters sawmill
Monday after peaches.
DRAYAGE ANI» TRANSFER
Dick Every and Henry Herman
THE WORLD MOVE«: so do we were visiting al f'ba« Dora's Mon
Bunch Transfer Co. Office phone day, returning to their home at Sel
ma Tuesday
348; res phone« 171-R. 316-L.
A. C. Ford 1« busy harvesting his
< nSimrv, Hilkollne, Scrim« in Plain ium I Prbilrd, ( "urtai»
F. O ISHAM, drayage, transfer; pi peach crop As peaches are scarce this
Net»—W hile mm I i reuní«.
anos, safes, furniture, moved, ship year many people are coming from
I iH-eiiliful assortment <»f ill« famous
ped, packed, stored Phone 134.T. over the country to the orchard.
Chas. Knobloch, of Pickett creek,
KE A I. I XT ATE
was vialtiug at Jim Noble’s near
K. T McKINHTRY, «03 G St . phone | Granta Paa« Wednesday.
155-R, real estate. Beet of soils for
Mrs. Dlvlna, Mrs. Claud Freeman
fruit, bay or general farming
and Miss Rose Weeks attended the
; ROY HIGGINS General real estate Bunday school picnic at Merlin Sat
Office 111 South Sixth. Phone 58. urday.
The neighbors in the 8hsn creek
PIANO IVHTRItTlON
district had a picnic Tuesday of last
I MRS JAMES M POWER«, Instruc week, the women supplying the din
tor on plano; studio over Barane' tier and the men cutting the win
ter’s wood supply for the school
Jewelry.
Phone 265-J.
house
IX»It SALK large family cow, giv
Foil HILE
Dale and Alma Griffin are visiting
ing two gallons now, on dry feed. MICH CLARA TITTI-E FENTON
teacher of piano and harmony, at Grants Pass this week, Dale is
WOOD FOR SALE Fir 13.00, pine
When fresh. 4 Mi gallons. Will take
all day Monday. Studio over visiting I j O u I« Everton and Alma with
»1.76. on ground, 4 mile« west on
good work horse in exchange, last
Smith’s Racket Store.
86tf Myrtle Griffin.
tappar river rond Posts and build-
house on East L St. New barn. 54
A
Brlckell,
Gen-
Ed Weeks and daughter, Vivian,
lug polos, lllveiy
TAX.
FOR KENT
6811
were visitors at Grants Pass Satur
eral Delivery
SOONER TAXI — Phone 362-R tor day.
FOR RENT—Alfalfa. Grain and |
Jitney Luke or Cutler. Calls an • R E Stephenson and F. N. Robert
FOR 8Al*B *7 50 for cord .of ary
Stock ranches with and without i swered anywhere. anytime
86tf son are securing bop pickers at the
slab wood cut In 12lnch le-ngtbe.
Irrigation, or will sell at bargain PHONE 160 The Bonbonniere for present time to harvest their crop.
664 North Third St C. W I-am
prices on long time easy payments
Taxi
78tf They expect to commence picking
brecht. Phone 312-J
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Ranches In Jackson and Josephine
about the 24th of the month
county. One ranch under ditch
BUILDING 4 X)N TRACTOR«
80 ACRES 40 acre« bottom under
A goodly number of Ferrydale peo
3 miles from Granta Pass, on river HARPER & SON -Bulldlng contrae- ple are attending the revival meet
paid up water right for aale.
Gold Ray Realty Co., Owners.
*6000. Addreaa No 202, care of
tora. Stop work. furnlture cratiog ings held by the Church of God at
Medford. Ore.
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Courier.
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8liop 510 H 8t. Ras. phone 141. Grants Paas.
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING room fur
Maryl Muir and Duma McKinstry
166 ACllEB; 50 A. In cultivation.!
A. J. OREEN—General contractor.
nished
for
two.
Phone
387-J
or
walked
out from Grants Pass last
dltcbea and valuable water rights; I
Estimate* and plans made Noth-
sail at small house. 710 J St. 4 2tf
Thursday morning to the Ford ranch,
36 A. «Haifa, 10 A. wheal. 5 A. I
Ing loo small or too large Shop
there they were Joined by Mudora
barley; fine garden, plenty of MODERN HOl’SE for rent with fur
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211 Sixth St. Phone 33-J.
and Katherine Howard and Hortense
fruit, 2 to 5 hundred thousand ft
niture, or will sell reasonably. J.
NALASKOW8K1 — Contractor. Hough from the Dixie ranch, with
saw pine, frame house. 2 barns,
Call 713 East E St
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Builder and Jobber. Phone 246-R Mrs. I-ester Ford and Miss Myrtle
H mile to school, 4 miles to P. O ,'
61tf Ford had a picnic on the river.
APARTMENTS TO RENT at 611 H
24 miles from Grant« Pasx; good
G street W. M Wyrick
50lf
Miss Velma Everton. Eldon Ever
outrange. For «alv al *80 per
PHYSICIAN ANI» BURGEON
ton and Henry Cole were out from
acre, crop Included Address No
WANTED
L. O. CLEMENT. M D.. Practice Grants Pass Saturday.
The boys
20* care Courier.
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limited to diseases of eye, Mr.no« spent the day fishing on the river.
WANTED TO RENT—A large irri
and throat Phone 62; R m . 238-J.
Many Grants Pass people find the
rOR 8Al*» -14 acres land adjoining
gated ranch suitable for a dairy
placer mine at Golden, young orcb- ’ ranch
Herbert Whitsett and 8. LOUtUUUDGE, M. D. Physician camping and fishing good on
ard. cheap. Address E E Ia»ban, [ Daniel Harding. Grants Pass. Rd
and surgeon. City or country calls Hunt Farm, O. Nt Blanchard
Wolf Creek, Oregon.
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4. Box 71.
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attended day or night
Phones, son. Jack. P. A. DeGenault and
R
m
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368:
Office.
182;
6lb
and H I*e»wis. of Grants Pass spent several
GAS RANGE with trash burner and WANTED -Fresno teamsters. »3.75
days there recently.
heater, nearly new, for sale Cost
per day. Ia borers *3.50 per day. E J. BILLICK, M D. Physician, sur
over *100, sell for *50. Phone
Grade foreman, *5 00 per day
THINMPHON < KEEK
geon. Schallhorn Blk. Phone 54-J;
343-J.
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Board charged at *1.25 per day.
rea 1004 lawnridge. phone 54-L.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gray and Miss
Palmer and MoBride, Crescent
BARGAIN in a late model, dolled-up
W F RUTHERFORD—Manual tbe- Olson, niece of Mrs. Gray, were vis
City, Cal. State highway under
iting old friends on Thompson creek
Ford touring car. self starter, new
raputlca. Office over Barnes’ Jew
construction.
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Sunday. Monday and Tuesday of last
rubber all around «nd spare. Hass
elry. Res. 258-R; office 217-R.
week. Mr. and Mrs. Gray were for
ler shock absorber» Can be seen WANTED to buy for cash. 6 or 7
RALPH
W. STEARNS. M D. Phy- mer residents of Thompeon creek, but
at Dollins garage
3511
room house. G. L. Carr. Merlin.
alelan and surgeon. X-Ray cqulp- now of Portland.
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4 214 ACRES, two residences, alio ut
ment. Offlce in Masonic Temple
F. F. Grove went to Applegate ox
six mile* from Grants Pass Oil WANTED 200 hop pickers. Pick
Bldg . phone 21-L.
Monday of last week.
ing begins August 27th.
Apply W T. TOMPKINS, D. 8. T. Nervous
paintings. Incubators, etc. Call on
Walter Miller, of Applegate
Christie A Son. R. F. D. 2. phone
or address Cora H Findlay, Route
and ohronlc diseases Office. Claus camped at the forest reserve station
6O6-F-13.
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4. Box 81, Granta Pa»«, Ore
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looking after the ditch for the
Schmidt Bldg Phone 304-R.
Thompson
creek irrigation associa
WAITRESS
WANT*»,
experience
tower
FOR HALF Windmill and
VETERINARY SURGEON
tion.
not necessary, short hours Rex
Owen
Also a few cedar posts.
Mrs. Fritz Ruch and grandson.
Cafe.
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56 DR. R J. BESTUL, Veterinarian
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Ivins. Rd. 2.
Robbie Ruch, of Medford and Miss
Residence
838
Washington
boule
.MIMHLLANEOIH
Ruth Williams were visiting Mrs.
vard. phone 388-R
TWO GOOD BARGAINS— One used
Will Jordan on Tuesday of last
Oakland Six. one new Oakland Six REPAIR SHOP Steam fitting, pipe
ATTORKKYN
week.
sedan Valley Hardware Co. 45tf
work plumbing, boiler and pump
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Ixiftlne,
work, Installing 505 South 6th St H D. NORTON, Attorney-at-law
OWN YOUR OWN STORE building
Practices In all State and Federal Misses Melda, Eva and Tim Loftins
Phone 306 G. A. Bryan.
and save rent Will sell at a liar
Courts First National Bank Bldg returned to their home at Dunsmuir.
gain. store occupied
by Bert HANKERS LIFE COMPANY D m
Cal., a few days ago after a three
Barnes adjoining First National
Moines, Iowa
Myron C. Gaston. O. W. OOLVIG. Attorney-at-law. weeks visit with Mrs. Bingham’s
Grants Pass Banking Co. Bldg. mother. Mrs. John Bingham.
Bank. Valley Hardware Co. 45tf
Dlatrict Agent.
E. 8. VAN DYKE, Attorney. Practices
Mrs. (Will Jordan and Mrs. Roy
FOR SALE 5-|ia»«enger touring CARNEH-.GAYETTY IRON WORKS
In all courts. First National Bank Johnston were visiting Mrs. Frits
-General
foundary
and
machine
car in good condition. 4 new tires,
Building
Ruch on Wednesday of last week
work, mine, mill machinery, chilled
electric lights and starter Would
O.
8.
BLANCHARD.
Attorney-at-law
Captain Gregory and wife from the
saw
earring«
wheel«,
live
rolls,
make good stage car. Price right
Golden Rule Bldg
Phone 270. U. S. medical corps of Chicago, and
pipe fittings. Grants Paaa. Oregon.
At Tetherow’« Garage
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C. A. COLER. Attorney-at-law. Ma Mrs. G. A Johnston, of Creston, la.,
were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Roy John
LEASE on stock ranch 614 mile* SEE THE "SINGER L»E LUXE’ and
sonic i-'iunle, Granta Pass. Ore
ston a few days last week. They are
from Glendale for salo, long i other styles of "Singer" machines!
time; team, farm tools, etc. 32 i at Holman's Furniture Store.' GEO. H. DURHAM. Attorney-at-law touring the west.
Headquarters tor sewing machine
referee tn bankruptcy. Masonic
head of cattle included In lease.
Mrs. Groves’ mother, Mrs. M. A.
repairs, needles, oils etc.
j Temple. Phone 135-J.
Inquire A. J. Osteen, 105 Foun
Griffin, and Mrs. Ida Wertz, of Grants
dry St.
JAMES T. OH INNOCK
Lawyer Pass. Mrs. IR. A. Boyd, Alwyn. Ber
U *T
nard and Miss I^lah Boyd, of Al
First
National
Bank
Building
FOR SALE- One Clarks Jowell 3- I j OST -White Spitz dog. female. 6
turas, Cal., were visiting Mr and Mrs.
burner oil glove with oven New
months old. Finder please notify A. C. HOl'OH—lawyer. Tuffs Bldg F. F. Grove Monday and Tuesday of
wicks. Good as new *17.50. D
Practice In all courts.
Re-
Roy Higgins, «Grants Pass
last week. Mrs. Boyd is a sister of
J Manuel * Co . 304 So Sixth St
55 V. A. C. AHLF. lawyer, practice In Mrs. Grove.
ward.
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Mr and Mrs. F. F. Grove motored
state and federal courta
Office
LOST My notary seal. 1 will pay
over National Drug Store.
to Grants Pass last Sunday.
FOR SALE Furnished apartment
finder to deliver same at my of-
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Elmore and
house, always full, newly papered.
John K.
flee. 60214 G street.
Mrs Pauline Elmore were calling on
»2500 cash Call 823 J St Terms
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Peterson.
Mrs. Will Jordan Sunday afternoon
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Mr?. W. Crain went to Medford
FOR SALE OR TRADE One pure-
last Fg^lav.
Owner
C.
A. FOUND —Bum of money.
bred Du roc-J orsoy sow.
Frank Kendall went to Eagle Point
can have It on Identification. |
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Pruitt, Merlin, Ore
last Friday on business
4 23 B st i ' - i
5 1
Ray Briggs and Miss Virginia Plt-
Urrgon t Higher Inxhmnon ol
COW IN»R SALE Good young cow.
tock were visiting at the Will Jordan 1
FOR EXCHANGE
4 years old, gives 3 14 galons of
home on Saturday of last week.
milk per day, price *«0. A. A WILL TRADE 40 acres wltn water
Mr. and Mrs
Amos Williams,
Mathes, -’el 1 West Rogue River
right for late model Ford and 34 00
Omar Roberts and Omar Stout, all
Fight School«. Seventy Bepxrtmeats
Ave. Phone 31*1-1«.
Terms on the $400. Call or write
of Grants Pass, were visiting at Will
FALL TFRM OPENS SIPT 19. 1921
«24
West
G
St.
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Jordans last Sunday.
FOR SALE Cozy modern home. 1
!•»< information write to the Keciatrsr
Misses I,eona and Edna Griffin, of
acre ground, fruit, berries, fine EXCHANGE for house In town, north
Oregon Agricultural College
Grants Paas, are visiting their aunt.
garden. Cull at 1119 East A St. 7t>
side preferred, a 1514-acre fruit
CORVALLIS
Mrs. F. F. Grove, this week.
farm Just outside city limits. Par
FOR SALE Five pigs. h I so five big
Walter Miller went to Medford
crop
tially
under
ditch
Good
hogs, weight about 150 lbs. each.
Sunday afternoon.
peaches
and
apples
300
West
C
J. E Olson. 1 324 East A St
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Farmers are all busy getting ready
street.
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for the threshers which we are hop
FOR SALE CHEAP—Fine singing
AtXXM NTANT
ing will come soon.
canaries and young canaries of
Misses Gladys and Wilma Kendall
same stock. Address Robert Ship AUDITING Systematizing. Daily or
Effective Nov. 24, 1818.
were
visiting Misses I«eona and Edna
man. Box 80, care Murphy stage.
monthly audit service. Ivan Liv Trains will run Mondays, Wednea-
Griffin at Mrs. Grove's on Wednes
Granta Pass.
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days and Fridays
ingston. Incorporated Accountant.
Leave Granta Pass.
PM day of this week.
A FARM bought for *x000 cash for. Phono 888. Address: Grants Pass, Arrive Waters Creek......... 2 1
P.M
70tf Leave Waters Creek......... 2:30 PM
sale for »6000. Terms. If Inter | Oregon.
Drum Lore.
Arrive Grants Paas............4
P.M.
ested call at 719 D St
T7
To
dream
of being In a bank Is
DENTISTS
For Information regarding freight
FX»ll HALE 3 beautiful f »lt< h<
and passenger rates call at the office good to tradesmen; but be careful not
First-class of the company, Lundbnrg building, to be misled by anyone that Is deceit
and 3 puffs of brunette hair. Ad E. .C MACY, D. M D
ful.
dress No. 220 care Courier.
58 j dentistry. 10814 8. «th St.
uv telephone 121
DOYLE’S
New fall Draperies
EDISON
MAZDA
The Genuine Edison
Mazda Lamps can be
obtained from
Colonial Make
Classified Advertising
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OAC
Paul’s Electric Store
F A. Hurlbut
Phone 47
“More Light for Less Money”
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Grants Pass
Consider the Young Girl
regretted that the dress
I T ing IS of to the be sub-debutante
and young
er girls in their teens is not so care
fully considered as It should be. There
is a charm that belongs to young girl
hood that has been lost sight of In
the last few seasons and obscured by
allowing them to be overdressed or
dressed beyond their year«. Left un
restrained, ft Is natural, with tn«ir own
sense of fitne«s undeveloped that they
should ape their elders, and tiie re
sults are pathetic; they are neither
fi-ii nor fowl ; have neither the charm#
of young girlhood nor those of young
womanhood.
Much of the time of the young girl
Is spent In clothes suited to her sports
—not distinctly sports clothe» hut stur
dy things that are both pretty anti
practical. Jersey cloth Is un Ideal fab
ric for her daily wear, with gingham
anti other durable cottons for hot days.
Fine wool sweaters, in light weight,
am! plaited or plain skirts In wool or
cotton, to wear with them, make her
an Ideal outfit. The new knitted suits
are to be reckoned with and we shall
see them come to the fore for fall.
Already knitted capes with angora col
lars or ca|>es entirely of angora, pro
vide the young girl with the most con
venient and appropriate of summer
»raps. One of these is pictured above
and its usefulness will outlast the sum
mer.
Organdie, dotted swlss and other
sheer cottons. In many gay and love
ly colors, make dresses that youth de
lights In and Is a delight In. It Is
something of a task to teach the
younger girls restraint tn this matter
of dress, hut It Is essential, for a
woman 1» easily forgiven for clothes
too quiet, but for overdressing she Is
mercilessly condemned.
Grants Pass and Roseburg Stage
DAILY AND SUNDAY
leave Grants Pass 1:00 p. m-
Leave Roseburg 1 p. m.
LEAVE
GRANTS PASS
10:00
1:00
4:00
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We conned with stave« for Ashland and Jacksonville
J
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TOPS-SLIP
COVERS
We repair and make every
type and style top and slip cov
er—and do the work RIGHT-
1« us repair jour present
top ami, also, lend real distinct
ion to your car with a -mart
oat of durable slip covers. Sam
ples, price«, ate« gladly sub
mitted.
G. B. BERRY