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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 13, 1921)
r »IflKIHt ■i w «•< * t I*. •••• ............. ......... "■ ila TS »DAT GRU IS FtóS DM» CDUfflEB PublUhed Dully Except »unday CU LB RAN SEN V-J Player-Piano Bathing Suits Prices Reduced ••Nationally BARI. Y CRAWFORD PEACHES At Van Dora Plaue, lower Ferry Priced " — Wklab ib« ««me prt s to every Price branded oa« every where la the bw«k of «ach lanini meat CARRIER BOYS WANTED Mist have wheel«. Apply Courier at tico at the factory phlaa and Del Mort« Cosati«« FOR SALE—House. Why - Got t can t Uv« in joch. K. L. ChurelMll. litt E. U GA -HILA TH—ileai estiue. in surants and pinta glass natality <49'n G atmet, phone IS. 4dtf FONO OF THEIR -WEE HIPPIE •ATTRDAV. AIGf *r IS. IW1 JOS WC«B AGENCY —Fira aaee. plats glass llabllty. aacs 344 '-a Sixth street ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ OKBAON WE4THBR Although camel« will go for many THF. BRI MFIF.LD CANE Brumfield fa Calgary By the Caaa- gian Royal mounted po'iee. the first gbaptar of this sonsntiosial rase la brought to an end Rnmiield had .«i tded the police both in tai toua- try and tn tbat te tbe no« lb of M| but finally fall Into the’ for week*. •Bare spread for bm Tbe Brum field affair shows th« attar futility of er!m«. even the boat plans gotng wrong hi some unsuspected detail, giving th« polle« «nowgb of a eJn« to work oat • ease All evidence would abow th«t Dr. I The Music & Photo House Grants Pass, Oregon Stanton Rowell, Prop WORK W ANTED by experienced woman -o<ik. huusl. ranch crew or cam.» Mrs F Kenyon. Layton Botel. SS Tonight and Sunday fair mo- ♦ days without water, they are always ♦ ♦ ready to drink whisky, and have been ♦ derate westerly wiads ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦a ♦♦ ♦ known to prefer tt to their usual bever With the eapgarn yesterday of Dr Wo are «aela- Hve agents for Jackson. Jooo age The effect of strong drink up«>n Ilona la to render them quit« tame, la 1**» there was a well-known race horse which was regdlsrly l<>ped with whisky before the rare, aw'ng to Its fainthearted narnr* This practice led to many mcernees; but Snaily tbe day •ame when the Jockey was utterly un able to make it go faster than an ordi nary walk. After proceeding a few yards In tLa fashion, it leant against the rairtr.g» ang «nbvliyd upc.n (be *smrae If 1 did my duty.* said a nearby policeman. "H should ran that hone la for being drank and incap able."’ r>oga are perbapn tbe moot abotemlo’M >>f animals, bat even they have been known to like tbe bottlo. A doctor reports the case of a Skye «errier which suffered fruni distemper. *n<l became so 111 that port wine was admin.stered three or font times every hour Io order to «eve Its life. After and FOCND- - Tail light. Bracket Get tt Oregon license No 14203 at the Courier office SS 1*he Most Popular Six Cylinder Automobile B l LBY CART. Joilapotble. with too »it X su. ss The Studebaker In California the Studebaker Leads in Registration, with but one exception, Ford. Bramfteld had laid bis plans wall tn •dvance of th« actual deed Things *rt were worked oat to tbe miau test do •scape planned Dr Bramfteld was guilty. The dead man was identified as Donala Rua- S4 CABPEVTERd WANTED—At Kern eoastnetion camp near Merits Apply to Mr Dudley, «apenaten 4ML He even had th« manner of this was I Aad all don« 1« tb* bop« tbat a few thousand ' Might be* dolían of Inaurane« money th« Jaw-| gained Ho «van removed bones of bls victim so that tbe teeth tan Other clues J oould dot be ide* I fled found by th* police pointed out that I Retira to Sample Store GCN. aeariy new for ««1* Can 1«*-J WANTED—H< ry hens at Sie. Also bea» market price, fryer» and «to at market Burkhalter « Feed Store, We pay cash AS EXPRESSED BY FLOWERS •aavtcfwl «regucta »f Matare Have a Language That O««e Learned le Never Forgotten. In Chicago Registrations increased 124 per cent over last year. In New York Registrations increased 153 per cent over last year. cheap ss Light waat pnee phon« H J» F• Local Dealer •eil. and tbe other man was missing The language of flowers Is given as Dr. Brumfield will be brought follows; Arbor vita«, unchanging b«ek to baro a ebaac* to prove hlsj friendship, camellia, whita, lovellaess . toaoewnee la Rossburg be waa randy tuft. Indifference; carnation, white, disdain; china aster, variety; highly honored and respected But clover. 4-|eaf. be mine; clover, white, If It is proven that he la guilty of think of me; clover, red. Industry. tb* erlm«. be should, and win. h* columbine, folly; daisy, innocence; daisy, colored, beauty ; dead leaves, sad md* to pay th« penalty ne«a; deadly nightshade, falsehood, fem, fascination; forget me-not, ton- ♦ ♦ ♦ '-hla. w-arlet. taste; geranium hors* ♦ •taw. stupidity; geranium, scarlet, ♦ tnomowL local rose, pref- ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦F ♦ ♦ ♦ consolailon; geranium, J. F Duncan and family will lea’a erence; golden rod. Iw raotloos; helio trope. devotion; hyacinth, white, love 19 tbe mcrtilng for a trip thr.ngh lines«; byadnth. purple, sorrow; ivy. tbe stata. They will go by way of friendship; Illy, cal la. coquetry; Illy, Klamath Falla, visiting the eait*’n white, sweetness; Illy, yellow, gayety; by Illy, water, purity of heart, elegance; part of tbe «tat* and returnin way of tbe Colombia highway Illy of the valley, unconscious sweet news; mignonette, your qualities «nr Macadam Moosi <’oinpi<-t*«1— pass your charms; monkwbead. danger Tbe 10 miles of macadam north of Is near; myrtle, love. oak. hospitality; tbe clly will be completed by Tues orang* bPresoms. chastity; pansy, day according to Joplin * Eldon, thouglits; paaelon llowrr, faith; prim who hold the contract. The road Is rose. Inconstancy; rose, love; rose, damask, beauty ever new; rose, yellow, j now in excellent condition Tbe pav Jealousy; rose, while, 1 am worthy of ing will ba laid on top of this giving you ; rosebud, moss, confession of love; It a solid base of rock and decom smllax. constancy; straw, agreement; posed granite The paving will com straw, broken, broken agreement; menee about the first of the month, sweet pen. depart; tuberose, danger three miles to be done by winter. otis pleasures; thistle, stern*««, ver bena, pray tor me; white Jasmine, amiability; witch hazel, a spell. Homew Are Fnrchjwwvt— Mr. and Mrs A. J. Helmer, of Ashland, formerly of Baker, have purchased the Boat property on the highway across the steel bridge and bare moved here to make their fu ture home. Mr and Mrs A. W. Joquetta, of Klamath Falls, bare purchased the 270 acres of wood and brush land In Jerome Prairie from A. L Edgerton and will make this their home "It’s the Climate” that brought them here, «ays A. N. Par sons, who made the sale Merchant Printinc -Courier office Just Punl«hm«nt The canning of the Infantile rnlnd was lllnatrated the other day when a 3-ynr old who had been Informed that when he was a t>ac| boy ■ little bird told hla fattier. •nd If th« little bird did not happen to be around, by the file* around the bocine, which acted as the bird's agent, Irl'imphantly brought two dead flies to hl« mother. “J tilled two agents!” he cried with much pride. "Now they dasaent tell daddy on me! —New York Evening l'o«t Engraved card« EACH MONTH HAS ITS JEWEL Hot? You know how much easier it la for you to overh«af «iter have ovoroaten. Battenet are almost human. The Lattery that overheat» and puts you to a lot of trouble, due to warped or buckled plates, is the battery that has been al lowed to over-charge. There is a mighty simple remedy for overheating of bat teries. If you haven’t tried it you’ll be surprised to find how well it works. Here it is: TURN ON YOUR HEADLIGHTS THE REST OF THE DAY WHILE DRIVING. We can tell you some other things about batteries that will save you trouble and expense. Come in anytime. H. S. DISBROW Farm Implements Almost Uro »«rea I Bel ef in Marvel ewe Propertiee Attached to the Va. neue P recove Stone«. The anciewts attributed marvelous properties to many of tbe precious «tones. There la a significance attached to the various »tone« In making birth day, engagement and wedding pres ents. Th* different month« and the »tones sacred to them, with their re- «pegtl’e meanings, follow : January, garnef; constancy and fidelity In every engagement February, smethyst; preventive agaln»t violent passion«. March, bloodstone; cooragk, w*doni | and flrmne»« In affe<tl<wi. April, «appbirr; free frojn »n liant rnent, denote« repentance. May, emerald; discovers false j friend» and Insures true love. Jone agate; Insures long life, health »nd pro«i*r1ty. July, ruby; discovers poison, cor rei'ta evils resulting from mistaken friendship. August, sardonyx; Insures conjugal felicity. Maj.iemher, chrysolite; free from evil passions and smlness of the mind. Ortointr, opal; denotes hope, sharp-, ens the sight and fnlth of tbe posses «of. November, topnx; fidelity and friend ship, prevents bad dream*. Docemlier, turquoise; prosperity In AT THE RIGHT PRICE ALWAYS Let us show the goods and quote terms. • • McIntyre Implement House / Grants Pass and Roseburg Stage DAILY AND HVNDAY Ixwve Grants l'ava 1:00 p. m- Leave I too«-burg I p. nt. LEAVE G HA NTH PAM 10:00 a. ni t:mi p. ni. 4:<MI p. m fl: III p. in. LEAVE MKDFOKD N:OO 11:00 I:OB 4:B0 a. a. p. p. m. m. in. m. Ur connect will» »lag*-» for A»hlnnd anil Ja< kaonvlll«* Courier office ,BI New Today — Auto Tops and Trimming Auto Painting <• IKMI.VK NEW lll fTI ICK K QI Will.KM Kill mi i’Ti uni it in i.tw vroits ■ Willard Batteries : The Autocraft Works BUYS FOR CASH New anti latti Goods BEK ME E. W. CHILES Opposite Round House, GRANTS PASS
