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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 18, 1921)
THURSDAY. tUGIHT IN. IV2I —9- GRANT» l>.tM DAIM vXM'lUKR FAGS TWO T Strattbcrrtc«»— A. E. Voorhles, Pub. and Propr. Entered at poetoffice. Grants Pass. Ore., as second-class mall mattar. DAILY COURIER By mall or carrier, par year----- 36.00 By mall or carrier, per month.. .60 WEEKLY COURIER By mail, per year------------- ——ll.OO ADVERTISING RATES Display space, per Inoh.....——..35c Local-personal column, per line—-10c Readers, per line.............................. 5c Freeh, 3 basket» tor 36c at Kinney A Truax. 5S MJBWhy? Hrss F its Psssd K. C. Hostetler, of Evans creek, was Injured severely this morning when the team he was driving became frightened and he loat control of them .Mr. Hostetler was carrying water from the well to the men at the Savage Rapid» dam. when a Standard Oil truck passed, causing the horses to run away. >le was thrown tn the pavement and was unconscious until he was brought to the local hospital He was picked up by Paul Marls and C. J. Hurd, of O. A. C„ who were passing in a car. On Coffee $6.00 We do not stock all brand» of Coffee because there sir many du- plicate» and we hate provea that we can satisfy every coffee taste. We have ONLY FOUR GRADES and our entire stock FRESH. I» always MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated press Is exclusively •■titled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited In this or all otherwise credited in this paper and also the local news pub 101 A 105 N. 6th Fancy Oregon— year just at this season the newspa pers print yards in warning against THURSDAY, AUGUST 1», 19S1 firing at every brush that movea. There may be a deer behind the bush, ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ OREGON WEATHER and then it may be your best friend. ♦ Be safe even if you have to wait till Weather for the Week ♦ some other time to get your buck. It 4 Pacific coast states—Gener you do not shoot, the buck will wait 4 ally fair throughout the week, till some other day; if you do shoot 4 with normal temperatures. and get your friend, you will have 4 4 Tonight and Friday fair, mo a life time of remorse ahead of you. 4 derate westerly wind*. Watch your camp fires. The aver ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ age sportsman does watch his firs, BE SI RE OR YOU'LL RE SORRY but take no chances Be sure It la The hunting season opens Satur a deer with horns you are ahooUng; day, the 30th instant. This means be sure there are no embers left In not alone that the days of legal peace! the camp fire to tan into a blaze with I and quiet for the deer are past tern-, the next breeze. served porarily, but also It means that the' man with the gun again becomes al THE COMING FAIR menace to life and property. The There la already less than a calen average man who goes afield tor dar month before the Josephine fair ■port is a careful, law abiding citizen. But there is the other kind. And often the most law abiding citizen of the community becomes a menace if he lacks care and caution. Every will open its gates to the public. It will be a month filled with work for those in charge, and complete suc cess can only come through the sup port and cooperation of every citizen Universal Tire Filler Has 15,000 Users RIDES LIKE AIR . Has a rewileat cushion, having the riding qualities of a fully inflated pneumatic tire. MORE CASING .MILEAGE Gives a largo- percentage of over mileage on tiding-, your tire is never flat, therefore the sidewall fabric does not break down. TRANSFERABLE FROM ONE CASING TO ANOTHER When one casing wear* out, just take the filler and put it into another. IT IS NOT A LIQUID NO PUNCTURES, BLOWOUTS, INNER TTBRS OR AIR of the county. It Is necessary this year to build the exposition from the very foundation, but the foundation now built will be a permanent one. The most ideal site for a fair in the whole state of Oregon has been ob- talned. and upon it will be construct- ed buildings that will permanently house the big show, The grounds made are now being levelled and ADDITIONAL LOCAL Universal Tire Filler DR. DENTON S SOFT KNIT SLEEPING ALL AGES UP TO TEN YEARS. NEW BLTTERICK QUARTERLY' FOR SEPTEMBER DELINEATORS. AUTUMN, AND Golden Rule «Store LOST- leather suitcase, between Kerby and Granta Pass. Return to Ed. Baerlocher, Granta Pass. Re ward. 59 Every woman ought to get off by herself, and turn over her thoughts— shout children and heaven, and how bad her complexion Is, and the way men don't really understand her, and how much work she Unds to do In the house snd how much patience it takes i to endure some things In a mani I love.—"Main Street” by Sinclair Lewla IMHlge, 101H .............. 800« Oakland Hix..... ....... ... «MO l’or«!, fine shape ........ g38A Ford, half truck .....*.____ «400 Overland Baby Four...... 8000 Chevrolet loin . ................ «250 Overland 78 ............... g 150 Trailer, two-wiioci ............. 840 C. L HOBART COMPANY 200 Hop Pickers Wanted Fine Crop, Good Camp Grounds, Good Water Commissary New Dance Floor FREE TRANHI*OIITAT1ON TO YARD AND RETURN AT END OF SEASON—BEGIN Pit KING AUGI NT -JU. PAYING 3 Me. APPLY AT ONCE River Banks Farms !» Grants Pass and Roseburg Stage DAILY AND SUNDAY Ix«ve Grants Pasa 3:00 p. m Ixave IU>«<-hurg 1 p. ta. Grants Pass* Medford Stage DAILY AND SUNDAY PHONE H5 OR 180 LEAVE MEDFORD LEAVE GRANTA PAHH I 10:00 a. 1 :OO P- m. 4:00 P- 0:18 P- ni. 11:00 lt:OO 3:00 4:30 a. a. p- p. m. tn. ni. m. We connect with ■lauca for Ashland and Jackson« tile Auto Tops and Trimming Auto Painting The Autocraft Works Opposite Round House GRANTS PASS •---------------------------------------- Hammermill bond In six colon at Courier office. ¡¡¡S3J!1 PJ09 •I.S HANIS H.L IOS asnoH 3JI¿ pue uoims GOOD CAMP GROUND, COMMISSARY AND WATER WAGON. MOVEABLE TOILET IN FIELD. WILL MOVE PARTIES FREE TO YARDS AND BACK AT END OF SEASON. 93IAJ0Ç RESIDENCE, 700 N. FOURTH, PHONE 250-R. HOUSE FOR iRENT—Nicely furnlah- ed. good residence district. Phone 67 from 9 to 5 during day, phone 375-R from 5 to 9 in evening. 58lf USED 'SJ.NMKXS li*<IV NMO «¡1O1 UN Vit ,K»A III i w— w - ihix .inmv.i 40 >111.1 r-iii.L ihm snm. <I1IO. > — HIM DNIMOO'I nhuii :< avii .1OA xviiay 175 Hop Pickers Wanted About August 29th A. F. KNOX, Yard Phone 606-F-ll «3 Short Cut From "Main 8t«-est." a iu loi hikm :«! * mayh mai h um u:is < inv :<h<xi GARMENTS, Cafe. Fit and satisfaction C. E. Roy & -Co. 60 1 __________________________ : i : ixn viiv i?> jtiik - ooo ' oi ovo?:«......... tnioo Ws««« BIG SHIPMENT BUSTER BROWN HOSE. MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN, BLACK. WHITE AND BROWN, VERY LOW PRICES. WAITRESS ..WANTED Experience not necessary, abort hours. Rex One l-bumcr Red Mar oil stove. Best IH-icea paid for 2nd hand goods. guaranteed . I Phone 71... T. C. Booth. .IMAN Vin H> ¡-UIIK-OOO'OI 00*071«' tnioo At».-«?:« New Today HOP GROWERS wanting caatinga for furnaces or baling presses should place their orders Immediately. Carner-G«yetty Iron Works. 60 59 NOIL}|O«IOH«I NI SUZfN 1I3HLO TIY 107 SOUTH FOURTH STREET, GRANTS PAMS Why? Got two, can't live in both. E L. Churchill. 5itf FOR SALE by owner. 1915 Ford touring car with tent and camp out The city park was overrun with fit. Will sell cheap for cash. 314 cattle last night, a large herd of Third street, corner D. 59 range cattle finding theg reen grass of the park much to their taste. As i:\HI.Y <’RAWFf>Iti> PEACHES there Is no feed on the range ad 11.00 per box at the Van Dorn or joining the city, the cattle are forced chard, lower ferry. i>3 to jump fences and otherwise make themselves a nuisance in order to fX)R SAJ j E —1916 Ford, good me chanical shape, good tires, *226. keep alive. A number of automo 605 South Fifth St. > biles almost met with disaster on the bridge before the cows could be turned back into the country. The NEW TODAY—Soli.I Oak Buffet, sev sod in the city park was badly tramp izi good 2nd hand heater». 2-bum- •T Clark Jewell oil stove with oven. led down by the herd. INSTALLED AT UNIVERSAL SERVICE STATION G rea la «W TODAY Cattle Ruin Park— Suit» Made to Order— The Music and Photo House BORN y OR RISON-To Mr aud Mrs. Chas Morrison. Wednesday. August IT. a GOOD BARTI j ETT PEARS lHc per pound. Leave your orders early Friday Spe ci al -- for Damson and -Blue plumbs, Ground chocolate, guaranteed No. white peaches and prunes. D. Mc 1 quality, 25c per pound. Kinney A Farland, Ament dam. Grants Pass. Truax. 58 Ride with mental comfort—Do not worry about your weaif. tiree I On suits, shoes, hats and furnish Ings at Peerless Clothing Co. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ FOR SALE— House. Miss Virginia Riggs, of Roseburg, Is spending her two weeks' vacation vial ting with trends and relatvea n the city. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Roark, for mer residents of Josephine county, now of Los Angeles, are visiting Miss B. L Galbraith and other friends for a few dayi. Mrs. J. P. Galvin. Mrs. E. E. Ro mig and Mrs. F. L Johnson, of Glen dale, are apendlng the day in the city viaitlng with Mra. F. L. Eddings. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Luman re turned to their home at Medford this afternoon after a day in the city vis- iting with relatives. They are re- turning from a trip to Portland. » I Musk, the language of sympathy, has a power of drawing minds together, far beyond the,power of words. In the im mense field of music opened to you when the Victrola enters your home, you will find your favorite records and his. The Victrola will add to your evenings many hours of happiness. Let us explain to you personally our terms and service. Sensational Reductions— OST YOUR LUMBER from tbs Jose ready for the exhibits and the various phine Lumber Co , at wholsnaie attractions that will be centered up mill price«. All kinds of planed on the banka of the Rogue, but every lumber. Our truck delivers any where. Phone 188, 107 North move now Is toward permanency. A Sixth street. »2 If few years from now the Southern DEPENDABLE INSURANCE-All Oregon exposition will have a prom lines. See T. M Stott, Buick sales inent plaoe in the annual shows of rooms. Phons 620. 43tf the west. CARRIER DOYS WANTED Must have wheels. Apply Courter of ♦ ♦ ♦ fice. 4 9tf S plays HIS favorites too Htaatoe Rowell, Proprietor Celery and lettuce at Kinney Truax. lished herein. All rights for republication ef spe cial dispatches herein are also re The Victrola Man la Injured— ITS REAL ECONOMY THEY ALWAYS COME RACK FOR MORE / That 1» a rule at this bakery, after once yotl have tried our bread, cake, pies, rolls and de licious home-made pastry. Wo men who bake at home say that our bakery products can not be excelled. Ask your Grocer for Bread liakecl by the GRANTS PASS BAKERY 508 G Street McINTYRE for Implements of All Kinds s Mowers,Rakes, Binders CLETRAC TRACTORS Planet Jr. and Standard Garden Tools 402 4 South Sixth Grants Pass, Ore.
