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Newspaper Page Text/ FRIDAY, JUL» DOYLE’S CAVEMEN’S DANCE Ureo!« !*•••. Orryoa TONIGH WOMEN CREPE AND GINGHAM DRESSES $1.98 Impurtvil < ivpe In two nuil llwe«- coloi coinbliiatloo», a|>- |ilh|Ui ilenign», i-lulil «BIT• rent at,Ian, uizc* 164 Io 4L Gingham Dresses, values to $5.00 Impuried unii ili>nie«ili gl nulimn, pvttj HI Io HI. style». At Fair Grounds Alter Band Concert $3, Size- Good Music The home of Holeproof ho»e for Men, Women and Children KOH malm *!*% AMORTIZED LOANS on City property. W. II. Wrlgbl, Bluwurt Building, Medford, Ore. if NDitdEKY BTOC'K—Fruit. Shads, .'•ut lises, oruamsulal every des Foli EXCHANGE cription. Your, bona' nursery. F. K. Jordan. North iOtu St. 62U EXCHANGE- -Two farms of 160 acres each and uuu uf 50 acres iu COZY 6-llOOM HOCHE Beautiful Labette County, Kansas, for laud iueatlou on Last "A” Ml. Asa lor In this county. Call Monday al primi sud terms. E. C. null, puuue Layton rooms. 1). L. Ruwsoti. 39 X31-K. tt FOUND FOR SALK iblee placer claims on bucaur cruea. Busi ut water right, FOUND -Oregon license plato No. nine umu* irum Holland, ura. a 141069, 2 miles south on Pacific most reammutiiu buy lur cash. Au- lilgbwuy. Owner call at Courier are»» H. Kualur, Huband, Ulu. *3 iifliii'. 39 GOOD 6 loom house on Kant A St., LOHT large lot. W til sell right uud tea« purl trude lu milk cuws. Good term» <>u part. E. C. Beil, 801 N. LOST -21-Jewel Hamilton watch on Crescent City bighwuy, Mouday Eighth St. Phons 221-R. 1811 atti rii<io;i. Find* i piv.is* iviuru J20 ACRES placu lur Sulu huar Ta lo I ... . I uttli *■ ill a al d. 11 kilma. Everything included, lot» POI ETICI AM» HAT« HING EGG«* ot waler. Sou ur write M. J. Me in n ty, 1 .il.ilinn, on*. M CH1X—Am booking orders now, in quire for prices. Hollywood strain. FUR MALE Good fiv»h cuws, both Hume of three úuudred eggwrs. grade uud puiubred Ayrshire. Cur- uid J. Parser, Louglirldgu ranch. Blue Ribbon Hatchery, phono 248. Ilòti, 56 FOR HALE - 160 acres, seven oue- IT.VAU IT NINO bair inili'H noitliwesi of Grants Pass, $900. Write H. il. Fago. PIANOS TUNED—Haro your piano tuned while Mr. C. W. Kienle, of 7u6 W. 11 lb street, Sioux Falls, Portland, la on hlj regular trip to 8 D. 67 Grunts Pass. Phone Rowells Foil SAI.E -Cheap, twenty ui re», Music Store. 1Î6-J. if 3-room cabin, furnished, nice growing garden. Will trade tor Bl 1LD1NU CONTRAI TOKM auto. Address Box 7 7, Glendale, Or«*. 39 UARPER & SON—Building contrac tors. Shop work, tiirulturu crating. FOR SAI.E Two burro» at Grav- Shop *17 G 81.. Phone 162-J. Mn'n Feed Bam. *" R. BARJiKTT— Builder, kitchen FOR SALE About 6 ton» wheal aud W. sud ottico lurulturo a specialty the »sine nt n.it nay, v* ill be ready Shop and Residence 82* 8. 6tb St., July 1 6t II. I In Pacific highway City. Phone 608-J. 19tf north, al city limits. C. E. Logs- *0 don. Rd I. Box 70. 1N»1RUCTION IN MI MIC NEW 11x16 10-OUliee wall lent for salu nt a Imrgalu. Call nt 71o J PROGRESSIVE PIANO SCHOOL— Clara Tuttle Fenton, 6011 A street. *u Mt, G. L. Rutherford. Slate Ao i. diled 'leacbtr. ii..it FOR SAI.E BY OWNER 20 acres, 1AA1 one-half lu cultivation, All uti- der ditch, three miles out. Inquire Will IL LINK TAXI-tall C ternana Williams Barber Shop, luu1» Drug heure. 1'houe 4 6-K. itesi- South sixth si. e® deuce 481. Closed car. Prues reasonable. W. G. White. nu MILK $2.60 PER MONTH per quurt. *n Delivered. Phono 149-L. G.ll.hl.X.ilU MCltUEON l'Oll SALE or rent—Five room DR. R. J. BEbTUL. Velcrluertati. bungalow nt 9o5 Lawurldge Are. Residence 838 Washington bou le Inquire W. O. Andrew». *1 vara Pbuue 498-R. FOR SAI.E 6-hole range, good I'HYMHIAN» AND SI lU.I ONt* condition, $26. *02 H Ml. 39 C. B. MARKS, 51. D.. 1rs. tice limited Foil SALE *o acrea unimproved to diseases of eye, ear, nuse and river bottom land, 10 acres clear, turuat. i'buue 62. 30 to cultivate, cun be watered. DOI ¡ORS LObGHKiDGE At MOSER Cheap, one half mile from Kerby. —Pbyalciaiis *r surgeoun, Ductor Addr. ss Robert inks. River Banka Luughrldgs gives special attention Farms. Rd. 2.______________88 to surgery, obstetric», ano dmeasu» FOR SAI.E 1 Ford deliv.ry and 1 of women. Dr. Muser give« special Studebaker touriug. White Auto attention to surgery, Ulognosis Ai diseases of children. Cúmplele X- Co._________ ____________ _______ Ray equipment, Dental X-Ray. Of f T b < SAI.E Broeeoli plunts. $6 fice phone 182. Res. Dr. Muser, Ihousand. Phune 223-R. 48-R; Dr. Lougbridge, 369. C. J. BREIER CO. 42 Stores I JOUR STOMACH S ' 1 . • ■ “ co- <• I b»ti>.iin.l iH’hhing. find rclitf in CHAMBEP LAIN’S TABLETS SwMtca your •t«u«ck sad krwtb—ealy 25c lUkt MU i Pearl Green returned night from Eugene where she bea been vi»itlng*fi»r the past wusk with her brother. Mr». Marshall Hooper uud daugh ter, Margaret, left last night for I'urllund where they will make a visit of several weeks. Now is the time to buy that Re frigerator and that Oil Stove, See them In our window. Holman's Fur- nlture. 39 Miss Elieu Lloyd, who has be* h spending the past two wee ks in i'urtlaud aud Aberdeen, arrived home lunl evening from her vaca tion. Mrs. Leon Glover, whu lias been vlalting here with lu r lather, Frank South, will leuve Monday fur Fruauu, where she will reside, Mr. Glover have having preceded her. They been living ut Weed. A few things lett in Camp Furnl- ture and Hammocks at a price that is right. Holman’s Furniture. 39 A. Garside, whu has been spend ing several days here, returned to his home al Payette, Idaho, last night. He expects tu return tu Sa lem or Grants Pass and has not yet Big Time decided which town will lie made his home. He visited a short thne with Mr. uud Mrs. ( all Williams. We have the Best Window Shade on the market, “The Brenlin'Shade.” 39 Holman's FurnituA- Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hall and Miss Amy Dunn were Grants Pass visitors yesterday, while on their way to Crater lake. They were for merly residents of Grants Pass but now reside in Eugene. Kindly return ice cream packers We at once to Horning's Shack, *o need them. Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Slade left this afternoon for Portland by auto and will spend some time in the northern part of the state visiting friends. Mr. Slade arrived this afternoon from his home in Man Mateo and left im mediately for Salem, being met here by M re. Slade, who ha» been visíl- lug her pareuts, Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Gillette. Advertiae t'uteuM-ii's Dance— Two diminutive Cavemen paraded the streets today advertising the Cavemen's dance at the county fair grounds pavilion this evening. The boys were garbed in the skins of the Cavemen and attracted considerable attention. The dance is to start im- OF stl.EOb GOVERN-f sugar pine and $1.25 per M. for the red fir. T. 36 6., R. 3 E., Sec. 5, M1.NT TLMllEK .—...... NEV* SW V4. sugar pine 66 Al., yel General Luud Olllce, Wasbluglou, low piue 160 AL, red and yellow Hr D. C„ Juue b, 19-3. Notice is uere- «70 Al., white fir *6 M., cedar *0 M.; by given that subject lu the cuuui- NWV* SWv*, sugar pine 90 Al., yel lioiu> aud limitaliuu» ot tue acts ut low pine 22b Ai., red aud yellow fir Juue 9, 1916, <39 slat., 214), »euru- 960 A*., white fir 50 M.; SW V* aij 2b, 1910 1*0 sial., 117b), and SW V*. sugar pine 80 M., yellow piue June *, 1920 141 Slat., 768), anaj 310 Al., red and yellow Dr 450 M., Depui tmeulal reguiatious of sepleiu-1 white fir 20 M., cedar 10 M.; SEV4 I" I 16, 1411 1*0 L. D., 4*7), aud( SW**, sugar pine 90 M M., yellow June 22, 1920 (47 L. D., *11), the1 pine 310 Al., red and yellow fir limber uu tue following muu» will be iu*0 si M., wuite nr M., »um July 20, 19-4, al 10 o ciocK a., cedar M., yellow pine 30 6o ui., at public auction ut the Lmieu: sugar pine 80 At., yellov V piue 30 Slates mud ottice ut Ruseourg, ore-, M., red aud yellow Hr 131U M„ gun, lu tue higucal bidder al not ieaa| wuite Hr 100 At., cedar 14U M.; tuuu tue appraised tame us auuaU' .\W ** SEV*, sugar pine 60 M., yel uy this uoiicu, suie lu be suu.'uct tv! low pine lao at., red and yellow Hr lue approval ot lue secretary iu tue 11*0 Al., wmte Hr 120 Al., cedar 60 lulcriur. 'lue purchase price, wttuL At., Svv ** <>EU, sugar piue -0 M., an auuilloUai auUl ul uJle-liHU ut fi per cent tnureui, being cuiuui'.abious yellow pine 160 Al., red aud yellow aiioweu, uju . i oe dei>ua,ied at liuivi nr 1100 Al., white fir oU Al., cedar oi »uie, muuey to ue reiurued ii 40 Al.; Sc.** S b ., ** sugar piue 190 »al is not approved, utlieiwise pat ai .| yeilow pme xsU At., led and ent win issue lur tue tiuiuur waicu ye.iow fir 560 M., white fir 20 Al., must be removed Witiiiu teu year».! ceuar loo A1.; none ot the timber iiitta will ue received I rum ciuseual on these tracts to be sold for le»s ul uie culled staies, associatiuus ul| tuan gl.uO per Al. lor tne red and such ciUaetis aud corporations or- ynHow tir aud cedur. $3.60 per At. gauixeu uuuer tue laws ui lue culled Ik. llie sugar ana yellow pine and stu tes, or auy Slate, lumtory u. 61.00 per ai . for ti)e wane tir. T. utsiricl lueieul uuiy. I pun applica- 3 5 8., R. 3 E., Sec. 17, SW V* NWV*. • » red fir 186 M., Huu ut a qualiliuU puicuaser tne yellow pine 485 Al., limber uu any legal suuaivisiuu Wil white fir 85 Al.; NW ** SWVi, yel- ue oiiereu »epaiiuiy beiuie uemg lu low pine 9a bl., sugar pine 15 M , cmued iu any oner ui a larger uuu. red tir 625 M., white tir 90 M., f. 15 8., R. 2 tv., ove. 4a, tsr. V* MW V* SW *», yellow pme 355 51., ®vV '/* , Hr .6a0 At., cedar 20 h*-l red tir *80 Al., wnite fir 70 Al.; NEV* aw 9* Sb *4, nr 2000 Al., cedua 20 ME V4, yellow pine *65 M., sugar pine AL; ME*4 SEV*, fir 17oo At., *.'dur loo Al., red tir 390 Al. white fir 65 40 M., UemiucK 20 51., SWV* NE 54, M.; NWV* MEV4, yellow pine 290 tir 1050 M., cedar luO M„ ûaunoca M., sugar piue 50 M.. red fir 390 M.. 50 M., noun ot tue timber t*.« these white Hr 30 M.; SWVi SEW, yel- tracts to uu sold tor less than $1.7a low piue 60 M., sugar pine 10 M„ per M. for the fir aud »1.00 per M. red Hr 835 M., wuite fir 65 M.; tor the cedar aud liemiocl T. 1« a'., ME V* ME V*, yellow piue 160 M., red fir 790 M., K 1 W., Sue. 4, Sb‘4 NEX. Dr 1610 sugar piue 5 M. M , SW u NE‘,4, tir 1'340 .11.; NW S* white fir 65 M.; Sec. 19, NEV* NEV», Si.V*, fir lobo M.; NEV» 8EV», fir yellow pine 390 M., sugar pine 10 1500 M., Sec. 25, ST. L SW **, tir M., red fir 260 M.. white Hr 30 M.; M., SE *4 SWfc, lir Sec. 21, NW V* NE*4, sugar pine 25 3200 3300 M.; SW|* BEU. Dr 3uoO JL; M„ yellow piue 175 M., red tir 70 SES* SE1/*, fir 28'VO M.; nono oí iho M ; SW V4 NEV4, yellow pine 220 timber ou Illuse a.ctiuns lu be suld M„ red Hr *85 M., white fir 50 M.; tur les» than $1.75 per M. T. 10 S., NEV* NW%, yellow pine 115 M., R. 1 E., Sec 31, Lol 1, tir .2450 M., red Hr 120 M„ white fir 36 M.; hemlock 175 M.; Lot 2, ur 1650 M., SEV4 NW V*, yellow pine 5 M.. red hemlock 2 7*' 51., none of the limber tir 885 M., white Hr 90 M.; NEV* ‘ un these lut. to be sold lor less than SE*4, yellow pine 435 M., red 1 fir $1.75 per 31. tor the fir aud $1.00 per 370 M., white fir 75 M.; NW % M. tor the beiuioek. T. 17 S., R. 7 SE 14, yellow pine 2*0 M., red fir 1 See. 25, W., Sec. 31, SE% NE'*, fir 1800 635 M, white tir 150 M Al., not to be sold for less than $2.50 NEV* SWV4, yellow pine 275 M.. red SW , yellow per Al. T. 41 S., R. 1 W., Sag. 35, tir 385 Al.; NWV* SW».* NE1*, tir 800 M.; NEV» pine 500 M., • » sugar pine 5 M ., red fir 2.A ■*, fir 750 M.; NW U NW1*, Dr -lid M., SW‘* S\\'V4, yellow pine 1600 M.; SE '4 Nwv*. fir 1000 M.; 820 M.; SEV* SWV», yellow pine SW '/* NW '* , fir 8u0 Al.; none ot the J 395 M., sugar pine 5 M., red tir 160 timber on these tracia to be sold tor M.; Sec. 27, NEV* SW%, yellow less than $ 1.70 per M. T. 18 S., R. 1 pine 10 M., sugar pine 10 M., red « W., Sec. 3, fractional NE14 NWfc, ! tir 765 M.; NWV* SW V4. sugar pine fir 390 M.; fractional NW1* NW1*, 5 M.. red fir 820 M.. white fir *5 M.; fir 375 M.l none of the limber on MW 14 sw$4. red tir 933 M., white thexo tracts to he sold tor less than fir 65 M.; SE1, SW V*. yellow pme $2.00 per M. T. 21 S., It. 5 W„ Sec. 13 M., sugar pine 20 AL, red Hr 680 33, SVt *4 NWk, red fir 550 M., »al -VI.; NEV* SEV*. yellow pino *0 M-, low fir -00 M.; nono ot the timber sugar pine 30 M.. red tir 370 M.; ou tills tract to be sold fur less tlian NWV* SE1*, yellow pine 110 M., red $2.00 per M. T. 27 S„ R. 11 W„ fir 650 M . white tit* *0 M.; SW V* Mee. 7, NE'4 NEV*. fir 2100 M., SE 14. yellow pine 60 M., sugar pine hemlock 60 M.; noue of the timber 35 M . red fir 620 M„ white fir 60 on this tract to be sold for less than M.; SEV4 SEV*. yellow pine 160 M., $2.50 per M. for the fir and $ 50 per sugar piue 20 M.. red fir 625 M., M. tor the hemlock. T. 30 8., R. white fir 35 M.; uone ot the tinnier 1*2 W., Sec. 29, NEH SW 14, Hr 625 on these sections to be sold tor less M., white indar 290 M.l none or the than $3.75 per M. tor the yellow and timber on this tract to be sold tor sugar pine, $1.50 per M. tor the red less than $2.00 per M. for the fir and and yellow fir and $1.00 per M. for $5.00 per M. for the white cedar. T. the white fir. T. 3» 8 . R. 6 E., See. 37 8., R. 7 W., Sec. 1. SW Vi SE1,, 17, NE Vi NW >4. yellow pine »•>0 sugar pine 100 M., yellow pine *0 M.; SW *4 NW 14, yellow pine *35 M„ red tir 370 M.; EE1* SW1/*. M ; NW *4 8WH. yellow pine «93 sugar pine 50 M., yellow pine 230 Ml none of the timber on these M., red fir 160 M.; See. 13. Lot 6. red tracts to bo sold for less than $3.00 fir 800 M.; none of the timber on per M. WILLIAM SPRY these tracts to be sold for less thau $3.50 per M. tor the yellow and Commissioner. General lai nd Office. VENTY-FOUR hours a day year-round production maintained by workmen trained in our own mod ern plant enables us, without curtailment of quality, to effect savings which constantly are passed on to Vacuum Cup Tire and “Ton Tested” Tube users. T NOTH E tOR KENT DR. RALPH W. S1LAKNS Physi cian and surgeon. Special atten FOR RENT OR SALE -Peed pianos, tion to surgery, Obstetrics and Di organs, typewriters. Rent will up- seases of women. Complete X-ray pl.v on sule. Seo Rowell First 19 equipment. Dental X-ray. Phones, FURNISHED Two home, 21-Y; office 21-J. « FOR RENT, rooms lisci»* housekeeping, tent W7 F. Kl 'l h ERI ORD- Manual tbe- house; iiuum-. one ..... large ....... sleeping .-Lx room raputics Office over Western «21. Corner Seventh und 1» Sts. 40 Union. Rea 269-tt; office 217-R. FOR RENT Furnished cottagi» at 210 Foundry street. Call next ♦ ♦ door. ___ ___ »» COMING EVENTS ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ WANTED July 1*. Saturday—American Le- WANTED—To borrow $150 for glon Auxiliary cooked fuud sale. three or four months. Good se curity. Write 603 care Courier July 13. Friday—Illinois, Iowa, Michigan, Wisconsin picnic, Riv erside park. WANTED For farm uml orchard work. Married mini without chil July 20, Friday—Grange picnic. dren preferred. P. O. Box 73. Governor Pierce principal speak Rogue River, Ore. er, Riverside park. WANTED—Cut-off’ man. 1’ilie Box Co. 3;tf THE CALIFORNIA AND.OREGON YOUNG GIRL wants Job taking care COAST RAILROAD COMPANY of children or ludplng with house Tinto Card work. Elsie Harmon, ill* East Trains will run Mondays, Wed net- A street. ______ 1 ‘ days and Fridays P.M. WANTED Modern furnished house Leave Grants Pass__ ......... 1 P.M. with fivo or I vhs rooms. Perma Arrive Waters Creek ..—.3 nent. Cull Mrs. Goodell at Jo Leave Waters Creek........... 2.30 P.M. P.M. Arrlvo Grants Pass...____ * sephine Hotel. For information regurdlng freight aud passenger rates call at the office MISCELLANEOUS of the company, Lundburg Building, J. B. HOWELL—Jeweler and vloltn nr telephone 131 maker, repairer of violins nnd other string Instruments. «'»« South Sixth street. I FARM LOANS—Some choice loans can be accepted nt 6I4%. AV. <1. Wright, Stewart Bldg. Medford, tf b Good Floor 9 o’clock ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ADDITIONAL IXHAL ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ Classified Advertising PIPE Standard water plpo and screw can Ing for every purpose; also valves *u,1 fittings. •Both new mid re-man- lltactured. All material guaranteed Money saving prices, immediate de livery. __ 0. WEISSBAUM & CO 137 Eleventh St. Sun Francisco Wi; PAY tti" bet ' t'"' ,|bl" i.’"'1' ,or your household goods of every kind. Don't sell till you get our estimate. C. F. T. Co., 209 South Sixth, phone 139-R. 8*tf PAGE THREW GRIN'TM PAM DAILY COURIER IH. IMA HELP HERBERT HOOVER UBBER importations to the United^ States tor the fiscal year ending June 1923, show an approximate total of 775 a XX)X)00 pounds, an amount equal ing fully three-fourths of the world’s production. boring under burdensome and unecu« ' nomic tax laws and recently enacted re- strictions maires it the duty of every motorist in the United States to advocate the placing of rubber production under the American flag and in tax-free districts. Competent authorities assert that the American automobile utilizes not less than one-half of the world’s annual rub ber supply. It is the patriotic obligation of every American car owner, when oppottunity affords, to express approval of the efforts of Mr. Herbert Hoover, our far-visioned Secretary of Commerce, who has, through Congress, secured appropriation for an already active campaign of world-wide investigation of the possibilities for an independent or, at least, a tax-fre* source of rubber supply. R 30, Responsibility for advancement in the art of tire building rests solely with the tire manufacturer, but safeguarding our future needs of raw rubber—fully 70V of which is imported from countries la- X SENECA G. LEWIS, VicoPresiJcnt-Cenerwl Manager, PENNSYLVANIA RUBBER CO. OF AMERICA, INC. Jeannette, Pennsylvania mediately alter the band concert. Excellent music will be provided. • Mi»» Hay e» Scaldisi—— Miss Lucille Hayes suffered a I painful accident Thursday night when she spilled a tea kettle full of scalding water on herself. Although the injury is not serious it will ne cessitate several days of inactivity. | a» a large amount of the skin on her leg and foot was taken off. It is thought that she will be out in a short time. Vegetable Dinner— At the Acme Friday. Saw Mill Equipment Machinery Mine Equipment A Tower, Transmission and Heavy Hardware 200 South Sixth St. Grunts Pass, Oregon. P. S. Woodin *0 McCall Patterns are printed and easy to use—Price 15c to 45c Aiiiiimiia PILES Suffered 25 Years AM entirely free from my Piles and aches and pains,” writes one of my former women patients who, after suffering 25 years, was cured by my painless, non-surgical treatment. But this case is no ex- ception, as scores of letters in my FREE illustrated book will testify. I I use no knife, anaesthetic, clamps, liga tures, stitches, burning or other disagree able or dangerous methods in treating Piles, and GUARANTEE results. Remember my ginnun'ee means a positive am! per manent care no mztter bow severe your case may be. J. DEAN \\<- lune n fine assortment of suiiiiuer Voiles, Ginghams, Everfast Linen Suiting, Everfast Mercerized Suiting anil Everfast Gingham Clnth. A. L. ENGLEDOW Plione lftl DRYGOODS AND NOTIONS Successor to Kinney A Truax Granta Paas, Oregon 101 North Sixth 8t. HARNESS GOODS OF ALL KINDS Auto Taps and Cushi^ps G. B. BERRY South Sixth Street i