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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 4, 1921)
u end AY, <>< TOI»EK I, iirjl GRANTS l’AÄi DAILY COI'HIKK FACE TWO I GRANTS PASS DAILY COURIER Published Dally Except Sunday A. E. Voorhles. Pub. and Propr. Watered at postoffice. Grants Paas, Ore., as second-class mall matter. ADVERTISING RATES Display space, per inch............ „...35c Local-personal column, per line....10c Readers, per line................................. 5c New Shipment Silks Including tile new and |>opular Mitin faeixl Canton Crs*|H's. X lxx«iiiiful line. Wo an* always glad to show our goods. DAILY COURIER By mail or carrier, per year...... 16.00 By mall or catrier. per month . .50 WEEKLY COURIER By mail, per year......................... 82 00 MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS Insist on Minerva Yarns The Associated press is exclusively •«titled to the use tor republication Grants Pass, Ore. 101 & 105 N 6th of all new* dispatches credited In this or all otherwise credited in this paper and also the local new* pub lished herein All rights for republication of spe- NEW TODAY a'al dispatches herein are also re death of the Southwestern Oregon served. News, published at Marshfield. FOR SALE Famous Melotte separa tor in perfect order, also one Pet Yet there are many people who TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4. 1921 aluma electric iucubator. 329 criticize the newspaper and main West G street. 103 ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ tain the publisher’s bed is one of ♦ roses. It may be. but there are al FOR SALE A late model Buick Six OREGON WEATHKH Splendid condition. Dirt cheap it ♦ ♦ taken right now. 605 South Fifth ways a large number of thorns buried XVrather for the Week street. 102 ♦ beneath the sweet-scented petals. ♦ Pacific Coast States—Normal GRANTS PASS AND MEDFORD ♦ temperature and generally fair, ♦ truck—W. H. Johnson and D. H. Holl, successors to Geo. Lutz, so ♦ ♦ except rain on nojth coast. licit your patronage. Phone eith ♦ ♦ er 301-J or 49-Y. 102 ♦ Tonight and Wednesday, fair. ♦ blood hound pups. ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Relief Supplies of Clothing to Be Sent I JOST Two Finder please phone 366-R or Jas. to Suffering Europe* 9 s Trimble’s blacksmith shop. The following has been printed In Indications are that the coming OVERLAND TOURING ear In good the Medford Clarion: condition to trade tor cattle. See winter in Europe is going to be no 97 Isaac Best. AN NOU NCEME.N T less hard, and especially in war-torn On account of unsatisfactory labor middle Europe, than the last few GET YOUR LUMBER from the Jose phine Lumber Co., at wholesale conditions, it being impossible to years have been. With little money, mill prices. All kinds of planed obtain enough of efficient help, The exchange excessively low. factories lumber. Our truck delivers any Clarion will temporarily cease pub- demolished or stripped of machinery, where. Phone 188, 107 North 6th Icatlon as a daily but will issue street. 92tf raw materials scarce, the only effec weekly, Friday. In the next issue a tive relief from suffering must come DEPENDABLE 1NSI RANCE All fall explanation will be made. lines. See T. M. Stott, Buick sales from America. rooms. Phone 520. 43tf Th« weekly will be large and in- The W’hite Cross circles and the terestlng and the paper will be de MODERN 7-room house, close In. good location, lot 50x100, for sale. llverpd to every subscriber as us- Baptist churches in the Northern Baptist convention will fill a ship Priced especially for quick sale. In ual. quire on premis« i - with supplies for the destitute peo Th- management takes pride in ple of Poland. Czecho-Slovakia, Lat COAL AND WOOD — When you buy having issued the brightest and your coal and wood from u* you via and other sections of Europe. neatest daily newspaper of any in get two things that are essential the state outside of Portland and Both new and partly worn garments today—quality and service. Wil will be acceptable, and the commit liams Wood & Coal Co. 75tf expects to resume shortly larger and tee listed below will gladly receive, better than ever. FOR SALE—Cull tokay and blue pack, and forward such gifts as you grapes, 3c and 4c a pound. J. H. A short time ago we read of the may wish to donate to this immedi Ahlf. 656 N. Sixth St. ate need within stricken Europe. LOST—Black velvet purse with ster They will wish to send all pack ling top, Saturday night. Finder leave at Courier office and receive ages parcel post or express pre-paid reward. to European Relief Warehouse, 348 East 23rd Street, New York City. Al I am SELIJNG lots of wood, batter Phone I get yours before It rains. so. all packages must reach ware 375-Y. Jud Taylor. house before November 10, 1921. Particular effort will be made by the committee to group gifts, have the same ready to be shipped from our STAKT city not later than Friday, October 7. This Is absolutely Imperative In All outside rooms order that supplies sent shall reach their destination in Europe for thf Rates: Single, 5Oc, 75c, and St Christmas season. Special rates by th«' week The supplies needed In large quan Dining room in < onn«*«'tion AT tities are: Clothing, shoes, stockings, First class home cooked meals underwear, caps, mufflers, blankets, family style, 40c towels, soap—the only essentials are. (they must be clean, whole and warm. Also shoes, stockings, underwear, (Chistrian Church) mittens, gloves, suits, overcoats, caps for men and boys. Woolen dresses, coats, petticoats, shawls, scarfs, for the women and girls. Baby clothes, blankets, sheets, towels, wash cloths, , soap, thread, toys, dolls, safety pins, handker- ! chiefs, mufflers, for i all ages and for I ' both sexes. So supplies which may be left with Mrs. Roy Hackett at 615 B street, or with James Madison Powers at 4 23 B street, or taken to the Baptist church either upon Wednesday or Thursday of this week will all be carefully .packed and forwarded to 401 G STREET European Relief Warehouse, 34 8 East 23rd Street, New York City. Jl’D TAYlAXR’S oi><* ton truck will haul your wood, fruit, liny or graiu Phone 375-Y. »8 I WANTED TO RENT An Irrigated farm, not particular about location Iiquire 356 care Courier. »7 NOW IS THE TIME to lay in your winter supply of apples. Eight varieties. 25c to 4'*e per box Bring your boxes and pick them yourself. Dropped appl«<s 25c to 4Oo per sack Squash 1 'sc per lb. Wanted 8 to 10 persons to dry apples on the shares XX’c fur nfsh th« fruit, dryer and wood for one-half John H. Robinson. Grants Pas». Rd. 4. 97 JUST RECEIVED a new line of hats. Mr*. H E. Burton, opposlt«* court house. lftl FOR SALE CHEAP Good tvp,'wri ter. Inquire 215 North Third or phon e 249-R.103 ”1 TEXT OF XRTICLK 1«. LEAGUE America’s PLAYER-PIANO GULBRANSEN Player Piano Nationally priced and advertised UNIVERSAL TIRE FILLER BIDEH LIRE XIIL MORE FAKING MILEAGE—TRY NHFER ABLE FROM ONE CASING TO ANOTHER—NO I’U N< TURFH, IIIA1W- COX EN XNT IS TO RE I MEN DKD P.» The Geneva, Oct. 4.— (A. ! assembly of the league of nutions amended the text of article 16 of the league's covenant providing It shall ' be the duty of the council of the league to decide whether any nation has violated the covenant. It also provides that tho council may post pone an application for blockade when desirable Ot TH. INNER Tl HEN «Ht XIK. INSTALLED IN YOUR CAB II Nitrogen Filled Headlight Globe»— A clear white light—no glare, at Hobart's. 101 Medford 1» Taking Ixvul— Five delegates to the Consolidated Chamber of Commerce of Southern Oregon have been named by the Med ford organization. Medford is anx ious to have a large membership In the newly organized body. In passing comment, the Mail Tribune says: “It Is now up to Klamath, Ashland and Grants Pass to take similar action and as soon as three of the four Grants Pass and Roseburg Stage DAILY AND SUNDAY >*•»«• Rœel»urg I P- “* I xmvc Grants I’asa 1:0« p. m Grants Pass- Slage DAILY AND BUNDAY PHONE NS OR 100 LEAVE aiujm FANN I 1O:OO a. 1:00 I'. 4:OO I». 0:15 P» LEAVE MEDFORD H . OO 11:00 a. I :OO P- 4: SO P. We connect with ■ lattea for A*iila»<1 «nd Ja< kx>u« Ille» chambers of Southern Oregon signi fy their intention to participate the call for the Ashland meeting will be sent out.’’ Tho object of the organi sation Is to advance the welfare of this section of the state an a whole. NEW TODAY’—I uuiltrc« «lightly u»«*«l, Bicycle, fine condition, daien- port couch, oil h«vat«*r, New Home M*w Ing machine, guarantivsl, writing d<*«k and IxiokraM», a few (blue hl rd) ■ aid dish«*«. Phom* 71. T. C. Booth. H'tlh otknowltdginrnti Io K. C. B. Lucky ? Why, man, I’m the Human Horseshoe ! I CERTAINLY was born. • • • UNDER A hi ,<v star. WESTERN HOTEL FOR INSTANCE the time. • o o I HOCKED my bonds. • • • TO PLAY the markoL • • • ON A »uro thing tip Sunday Night • o e AND BOUGHT Slippery Ellum. • • • AT SEVENTV-TWO. e FOR A healthy rise. MRS. E. D. YENNY AND FOR sevci. days. • • • I HUGGED tho ticker. • • • AND COULDN’T sleep. ONCE IT Jumped two pointa. • • • AND I walked on aJr. Selling Furniture Heating .Stoves and Ranges AND THAT very day. I SAW a sign. IN A cigar stand. • • • THAT 8AID ’Sall ty." • • • IT GAVE inc a hunch. • • • TO BE sulisiF’d. W. CHILES WITH WHAT Id (jot. AND NOT hog the deal. • • • 80 I phon 4 iny broker. • • • TO SELL mo out. New Dresses Golden Rule Store FOI Itili KTIIKEU. I Meetings Com«* in <n«l ,<■<» the n<*vv dresses we have just received. To icallv get a good idea of their beauty and «harm re quire» a iiersonal inspection. We hope to have the oppor tunity of showing you the mew- number at your earli«*st convenience. Wonderful values in coats, suits and skirts. 107 "<H III Universal Service Station S|H*clal«—• Golden Rod »crutch feed, l00-ib. sack. |2 90. Millrun, 80-lb. sack. |1.40. At Kinney & Truax Wednes day and Thursday. 97 Big Revival Church of Christ The Music and Photo House On«» l‘ru<> t«> Ml AND THE Very next day. • • • SLIPPERY ELLUM slipped. o • • TO FIFTY FIVE. 60 NOW I’ve gotten. • • • BACK MY bonds. Eat less meat if you feel Backachy or Bladder troubles you—Salt* is fine for Kidneys. AND BABY’S rot new shoos. Meat forms uric acid which excites and overworks the kidneys in their efforts to filter it from the system. Regular eat ers of meat must flush the kidneys occa sionally. You must relieve them like you relieve your bowels; removing all the acids, waste and poison, else you feel a dull misery in the kidney region, sharp pains in the back or sick headache, diz ziness, your stoniiich sours, tongue is coated and when the weather is bad you have rheumatic twinpea. The urine is cloudy, full of sediment; the channels often get irritated, obliging you to get up two or three times during tho night. To neutralize these irritating acids and flush off the body’» urinous ’viste get about four ounces of Jad S ~ I Its from any pharmacy; take a table- spoonful in a glass of water before break fast for a few days and your kidneys will then act fine and bladder disorder . dis appear. This famous salt» 1» ti. from the acid of grapes and lemon ftiico com bined with lithia, and bps been ii d for generations to clean and stimulate slir;- gish kidneys and stop bladder irritation. Jad Salts is inexpensive; harinh .< aid m.'ikes a delighttul efferves'ent lithia- water drink which millions of men and women take now and tlr-ii. thus avoiding sarioua kidue/ and bladder diie;*„: . AND NOW my regular smoke*. • • • ARE THE cigarette*. THAT “SATISFY." St«’............nearest stand nnd invest m Chester- ficld This combination of fine Turkish tobaccos, blended with Burley and other Domestic leaf, will give you a new measure of cigarette enj. ymenL You’re in luck from that day on. x Licorrr At M yer * T obacco C o /)<» i/o« ¿m>n> about thi Chctierfirld ¡mrkagr qf lOf