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iiuihl GRANT« P.UH DAILY «NH'RIKR PAGE TWO ugiht M, mt. NIW n»l»tV GRANTS PASS MUY COURIER Published Daily Except Sunday A. E. Voorhies. Pub. and Propr. Entered at postoffice. Grants Pass. Ore., as second-class mail matter MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated press Is exclusively entitled 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 lished herein. All rights for republication of spe cial dispatches herein are also re served Moving— OUR VEGETABLE" SEI.I, FANT, MOVING 11.1. Till TIMI. \l~ M \YS FRESH. HEAD I.KTIl < F, CELERY. TOM ITOES. 4 tllHU.I , "Ul I I' PO TATOES VXD GREEN PEPPERS. IF YOU GET tlOODN FROM IS THAT IRE I NSATISI AFTORV ..I, mu \ » u CAN NOT i si . 11 I I US ANO MAVÌ i hi m be - I*I.Al ED. MEET US AT THE FAIR ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ OREGON WKATHBR ♦ SEIT. lS-lti-17 ♦ ! ♦ Tonight and Saturday, con ♦ ♦ ♦ tinued fair. ♦ ♦ •»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ DEPENDABLE INSURANCE All lines. See T. M Stott, Buick sales rooms. Phone 620. 4 3tf milTLETT PEARS -Good quality for canning, It » box. Call, or loave orders at once D P. Nor ton. 236 West I Street, Grants Pass, Ore. 07 -4 FRIDAY. AVGUST 20, HMM. GET YOUR LUMBER from the Joss- phlne Lumber Co, at wholesale mill prices. All kinds of planed lumber Our truck delivers any where 1‘hotie 188, 107 North Sixth street. 92tt 101 & 105 N. 6th Granta Pasa, Ore. ♦ FOR HALE CHEAP—Two 10-acre tracts. *20 per acre; one 20-acre and one 40-acre tract, *18 per acre All red soil. 4 miles out. Terms on part. Jud Taylor, phone 375-Y. «5 the money appropriated for protect FX4R SALE Hand washing machine ing the game as bounty on bob cats, with wringer. Phone 213-J. 65tf, PROTECTING THE IMMIGRANT coyotes, wolves and cougars. These Ada J. Roat animals kill more deer than the peo ALL FURNISHED APARTMENTS at The United States has long needed i Ada J. Roat was bom at Deerfield. ple. They want to exterminate S23 J St •• some method by which the flood of Mich , June 29, 1941. and died in these animals and the game w||) in- ALMA WOLKE Instructor iu piano Immigrants coming to this country Grants Pass. August 23. 1921. aged crease and it wlll not until they do. and harmeny Fall term opens might be inspected before landing at 80 years 1 month 24 days. N. H. HlzAIXKlK. Sept. 12. An accredited teacher She is survived by her husband, Ellis Island They become congest FOR SALE—A dairy ranch, one of ed and many are turned back from three sons In Michigan, Milton D. the best iu Rogue river valley All Roat. George A. Roat and Hairy N. the very doors of the country they ex Roat; one son and two daughters in j stock and Implements go with MR.HAPPY pected to make their home. It not Oregon. Lewis F. Roat. Mina C. Mark place. Address owner, J. H Noble, PARTY Sox 688. 73 only works a hardship on the immi and Winifred M. Woodley; 28 grand grant but was an expense to the gov children, nine great grandchildren, i GOOD HOUSE. good neighborhood. Sell cheap. Will consider part ernment. A bill has been presented and one brother living in Michigan. Although she had been somewhat trade. 1026 laiwuridge Ave, phone in congress that would provide for ailing for several weeks she did not] 268-J. ‘ 62tf the examination of the prospective become bedfast until last Saturday.! WANTED TO RENT Modern ......... citizen before he reached this coun-' It was thought she would improve south of railroad, west part of try. Any unfit to enter would be in a few days, but on Tuesday even A CHOICE ROAST city. P. J. Houser, phono 326-Y. she found herself at ing at 6 o ’ clock told before leaving their homes P. O. Box 93. 69 So I SUCH M YOU SEE - the end of the long journey. The new measure provides for the having reached Ithe Homeland she i vnTHVouR oiee snoN W \.NTEl> A place to work for weeding out of these Inadmissible entered into her rest. Mrs. Roat was VOLL AGRCe- ! -, board while attending high school aliens before they leave their home was a woman of strong faith and de Address Willie Nickerson. Grants Pass, Rd. 4. ¡Box 87. 66 countries through selection by repre vout mind. She loved the cause of Christ Her great desire was to do Weil sell you meats that will sentatives of the United States gov God’s will. The afflictions of age i GOOD AS NEW steel rang»* for sale. agree with your digestion and *40. 812 M Eighth St • H ernment residing at the ports of em were a great vexation to her ener you’ll airree with us that the barkation. Two special agents will getic disposition, but she battled on. BED-ROOM FURNITURE and other price we charge la very rea- articles for sale. Call at Van be stationed at each of the principal never forgetting the goal ahead, do sonable. lf you buy meats of ing “ what she could. ” Dyke's barn. 6th and A Sts. 66 ports—one a member of the public us you'll find that your family is better for it and that's a JUD TAYLOR'S ton truck will haul health service and the other an ex Mrs. P. Sloan, of Kerby, was shop pretty good reason isn't it? your wood, grain, hay. fruit or ping in the city yesterday. perienced immigrant inspector. anything 66 will The selection of immigrants z ♦ FOR SII.B Fine oak dining table, operate through the use of the vise 'Watch for Mr. Happy thirty ♦ COMMUNICATED oak library table, sewing machine, system, which requires the immigrant ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ bed springs, mattresses, bedsteads, to procure from his government a rockers, bicycle, canned fruit, Placer. Oregon, Aug. 24 "Jerry,” Mrs. J. G. lmel. 6391 passport, which must be presented to Editor of the Courier: North Fourth St. 65 j Dear Sir: Allow me a little space an American consular officer for vise in your valuable paper as I wish to DRY WOOD FOR SALE Fir »3,25.| before he can embark for the United pine *2.76. delivered. Inquire; States. This vise will be granted speak to the game warden and hun SOÍG Street ter as 'there is only one man killed Harry Edgerton, phone 198-Y. 70 only after * inspection by the immi ■so far, we would like to give warning PH0KE5< GIRL desires room and board dur ■V »* grant and public health inspectors, to the hunter and game wardens. ing school term. Address Box 41. as contemplated by the Johnson There is no resemblance between As R F D No 1 71 I of a man and a deer. The shooting measure. to GOOD 2nd hand Buick Four, electricl a man for a deer Is not excusable. If “Perhaps it will cost a little more lights and starter, trade for land unfit to eat. A man who shoots at than the present hit-or-miss method something that he finds afterward is or town proi»erty. Ford coils and ! of vising passports by American con know positively is a male deer it is coll box, also one speedometer and NEW TODAY—Edison phonogra|>h carburetor. Stationary engine coll; sular officers," said Secretary Davis. a violation of the game law. Now is with .13 blue Amberol records, (bar for sale. Several gallons of good the .time for a game warden to get "The present passport rise of >10, gain)... Monarch visible typewriter, ready-mixed paint at reduced price. busy . A man that shoots at any ob I however, ought to cover the cost of just overhauled. Pure silk flows mat- Jud Taylor, phone 375-Y. 65 ! ject Is just as liable to shoot a doe | t reuse« at a price you can afford. Ex this service, and. much as the reve or fawn as a male deer. They blaze Kitchen Cabinet. COOK WANTED for private family nue is needed by the government, it away, caring less when they find an tension table. Wag»-, ISO. Mrs K M C X- Phone 71. T. Booth. is hardly fair that this tax of *10 be old doe shot down—poor, absolutely Ardencraig, Grants Pass. Ore. 65tf —> imposed upon aliens in their own ' unfit to eat. A man who shoot at I.JOST -Bunch of keys, between fac countries in addition to the head tax something that he find afterward is i tory and 412 West A. Finder a tree, stump or bush ought to be please phone 215-R or deliver to which they must pay upon admission kicked and his chewing tobacco tak 412 West A. Reward. 65 1 New and Used Goods to the country, without giving some en away from him; a man who shoots' SEE ME thing in return. In the interest of a man for a deer should get ten years MR HOAII .Si EKER Stop, and lis ten! Here is the biggest bargain humanity congress ought not to quib if it can be proven that they were enemies. He ought to get life or be In irrigated lands you ever heard ble at the slightly larger appropria 401 G STREET hung. of. The owner of 640 acres will tion necessary, if it is necessary, for sell cheap on easy terms as a Can the game wardens take a hint a selected immigration will not re without being knocked down with a whole er In small tracts Irrigated quire the same attention at the port stick. There will be more does kill land, three miles from Grants I Pass. With each tract I will make of debarkation as the motley crowds ed than buck because there are 20 a present of enough wood land now handled, for, knowing the heart does and fawns to one buck. The lifetimes. Write to last a aches now occasioned at our ports, state throws up its hands and says to owner, P. O. Box 153, Grants there is absolutely no way to in the conscience« of the American pub crease the game. There Is if they Pass, or phone 210 or 250. 69 lic would be easier." • .will go at it right by using some of GRAIN HAY IN STACK, *10 a ton K. M. Lade wig, Box Rd. 3 67 OBITUARY USED CARS Dodge, 101N ................. „. FORD, 1021. »0OO Oakland Hix ......................... »550 (Ttevrolet I BIN ............... »IMO Ford, fine *ha|>e Ford, half tru»k Overland 73 .................. »134» .......... »3M3 »too Trailer, tM»ewh«"-l C. L HOBART COMPANY 200 Hop Pickers Wanted Fine Crop, Good Camp Grounds, Good Water Commissary New Dance Floor FREE TRANSPORTATION TO YARD AND ItETl R.N AT END OF HEAHON—BEGIN PICKING AUGUST StU. PAYING 1 t*r. APPLY AT ONCE River Banks Farms BUYS FOR CASH E. W. CHI LES SAGE TEA OANDÏ Silk Blouse Special 1 lot new silk bl oil so »3.45 1 lot new silk blouses #1.75 These were bouicht at a special price and are sold the same way Golden Rule »Store The Wardrobe Tailors 6 TH STREET—UPSTAIR« OVER CORNELL'S GROCERY CLEANING, PRESSING, ALTERING, REUSING, MERCHANT TAILORING BRANCH THE W ARDROBE CLEANERS. AMOS F. WILLIAMS, Prop Lustre to Hair. You can turn gray, faded hair beau tifully dark and lustrous almost over night If you’ll get a bottle of "Wyeth's Rags and Sulphur Corr.pound" at any drug store. Millions of bottles of this old famous Rage Tea Recipe, Improved by the addition uf other ingredients, are sold annually, says a well-known druggist here, because it darkens the hair so naturally and evenly that no one ran tell It has been applied. Those who»» hair is turning gray or becoming faded have a surprise await ing them, because after one or two applications the grav hair vanishes and your locks become luxuriantly dark and beautiful. This is the age of youth. Gray haired, unattractive folks aren t wanted 'around, so get busy with Wyeth’s Rage and Hulphur Compound to-night and you 11 be delighted with your dark, handsome hair and your youthful appearance within a few days. This preparation Is a toilet requisite and Is not Intended for the cure, miti gation or prevention of dlssase. WANTED- Ix>ggers and mill men. Inquire Josephine Lbr. Co., 107 North Sixth St. 65tf 160 ACRES, 4 miles out, *10 per acre. Do you know that you can j make a good living with a small, bunch of sheep even at the low! prices if properly cared for? This place will make a good small sheep or stock ranch. Terms on part. Jud Taylor, phone 375-Y. 65 HALE PRICE—For quick sale will dispose of six-room cottage and three large lots garden land In su burbs at one-half cost—*800. Un incumbered--pleasant location— shade trees—fine well. Terms on half to reliable party. See H. H. Allyn. 24tfF8 FOR SALE -Party leaving here wffl sell 20 acres, 3 miles south of Medford on Pacific highway, house and barn. *3500; apartment house THE CALIFORNIA AND OREGON in Medford three blocks from bus COAST RAILROAD COMPANY iness center, pays 20 per cent net Time fiard on Investment, price *3000, In cluding furniture; 320 acres tim Effective Nov. 24, 191*. ber land 4 miles from Gold Hill Trains will run Mondays, Wednes station In mining and agricultural days and Fridays section, price *1200; 4-room house Leave Grants Past.............. 1 PM and two lots In Medford *600. F. Arrive Waters Creek......... 2 P.M Leave Waters Creel!......... 2:30 PM H. Clausing, Route 4, Medford, Arrive Grants Pass........... 4 ___ PM Oregon. 66 For Information regarding freight and passenger rates call at the office Office stationery, all weights and of the company, I.undbnrg building, or telephone 1*1. grades of paper—Courier office. Grants Pass and Roseburg Stage DAILY ANI» Hl'NDAY Is-ave lloscburg 1 p. tu. l»eave Grants Pass 1:00 p. m- GRANTS PAM Medford Stage DAILY AND SUNDAY 10:00 a. in 1:00 p. in. 4:00 p. m. MEDFOII NitX» a. tn. 11:00 a. tn. 1:00 p, tn. 4:30 p. ni. A: 13 p. in. We connect with stage« for Ashliin») »ml Jacksonville GET MV PRHES FOR EVERY TRIM; IN THE IMPLEMENT LINE. BEST VALUE, QU ALITY CONSIDERED. IN THE COUNTY. PUMPS, GAS ENGINES, CREAM SEPARATOR« OIL*, GREAHEH AND BOLTS d (ILETRAC TANK TYPE TRAITOR d . c. M c I ntyre THE IMPLOWENT MAN 402 4 South 8ixth Grants Pass, Ore. Auto Tops and Trimming Auto Painting The Autocraft Works Opposite Round House, GRANTS PASS Advertising Pays—Advertise with (he Courier
