Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, August 21, 1923, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTlI.NIltY, Al til NT 81, H»XI. GRANTS FAHR DAI1.T COURIER FERRYDALE iiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiniiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii n TAILORED SPORTS COATS PRESAGE FALL STYLES DOYLE’S Grants Paas, (hrngoa Monon a Hummer I'uioii Nulla Women** Vont«, 2 for Women'* knh lilooiiMn**« whilr or Woiiicn'a Blind Top Union Nil It h . U ik - c length Woiiu n'a While Lielc III«-, ;IA unit -Mli' value» (iilldtm** -Iciiwth H om ...... PAGE THREE ílh . ..... :k*k* a-tc 25c 3th M4se Buelah Husey ot Grants Pass’ • as in Ferrydale Friday. Mrs. Woodruff 1» helping Mr. aud IIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIBHIIIIIIIIIIUIHIIIUBIIIIIHMIHII ihlm '** .......... ".....illlllilHI ' Mr». M". E. Hunt lu liiuir poach liar- , vest. Mr. und Mrs. Frank Futch ot luike- , vbiw Ore. uud Mr». Cbuuuee and «on ' und daughter ot Grants Paas »pent W«-due»duy evening with .Mr. and .Mrs. | Whlttorff. returning to Grants Pass Thursday morning. A.iC. Ford Is very busy harvesting his peauti crop. O. M. 14M! was doing business In I Merlin Friday. Mrs. Charley illevel und Mrs. John hlevel were visiting Mrs. lxwter lirlgg ■Monday ufternoon. H)K BALK M1N< EL1.ANKOUH ------- I OUZY 6 RCXIM HOLHE — Buxutlful I. B HOWELL—Jeweler and violin maker, repairer of violiua aud I locatiuu uu East "A" St. Aak lol 3U» other striug instruments. prio>< sud lurms. E. C. Bull, pbou« 84LÍ South Sixth street. *31 R. U UOUD 6 iuum iiuuuu un tasi A HI., FARM LOANH—Honiu choice loans can be uixiepleu al 6%*/«. W. U. lui gè lut. Will sull nglil aud lane Wright, Stewart Bldg. Mudtord. tl puri trucio in uulk cuw». Guod uiiii, on i’.ui l . 0, boli, sol N. p 1 r e Elgiith SI. Phoi;» 221-R. lSlf Standard water pipe and screw cas 2 PACK PONIES tor aule. Can be ing tor every purpose; also valves sueu at piucu on Park St. opposite *u4 titlings, buiu new auu ru-mau- county luir grounds. 71 aiuctured. All mutuimi guaranteed. Muuuy sa "lug prices, luimeuiatu de PEACHES- Fur canning nnd dry livery. ing, Tukay Heiglils. Reuvoiinuiu G. WElHHBAlM A CO. Pau Francisco D. 137 Eluveutb ou pi ice». bring your boxes. Wardrip. I'nuuo U03-L. vVE FAY the best possible price ¡or FOR HALE—L'huviulvt tourlug car, your Uuuvebuiu gboUs ol every du up tor cauli. Valley Uurugu. ii aind. Don i soli tin you get uur eatimale. C. F. T. Co., 30» South MOTHERS — Why worry what to HUUi, phone 13'J-R. 84lf feed tliu baby. Gul a goat. 1 cull let you have a good mllkur 4% 74, AMORTIZED LOANS on City (Cl t-u uach. For purtl< ui.ii», property. W. U. Wrignt, Stewart write Mrs. C. H. 1'eturaou, Nim- Building, Medford, uro. If aiii-w , i .nil. , TO GIVE AWAY—The timber suit PUREBRED ANCONA L'OL’KRELH able tor wood on 12 acres of land. lor sale I lie very bust. Ruasuu- Write or phone Chua. Mee, Apple alilu p, ices. Glen EliuB Ori Hards, gate, Ore. 62tf Bux 3 7, Wolf Creek, Oyo. 73 TIBES andTUBES ERHAPS it take« an experienced car owner to fully comprehend the value Kiven in Hartford Cords and Hartford Red and Grey Tubes. The new car owner find« Hartford Tires and Tubes a big money’s worth. The veteran finds them a value beyond what ho thought possible. See the nearest Hartford Dealer. P MARSHALL-WELLS COMPANY ZM oh S svwv FOBTLAND 3ULUTH » Classified Advertising HARTFORD « SrOKANB His Misinformation, They were dining ut a fashionable restaurant, the Customers' Mun and the Gossip. "Hee thut man over there V said the latte». "Yas." “Well, lie is James R. Smith from Fsorla, 111." "Indeed I" "Yes, he's Just made 8200,000 In the market.” “Well, dear boy," said the Custom ers' Mun. "you're wrong four ways. “Indeed?" "Yes—bis name Is Uoward Jones." “Yes?" “And he Is from Springfield, Mass. “Year “And the amount was not 8200,000." •Nor "It was 820,000." “Ye»?' "And he lost it."--Boston Globe. Legal blanks of all kinds at the Courier office. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦A COMING EVENTS ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦A Sep. 10, Monday—Opening of city schools. Hept. 19-22, Wednesday to Satur day— Josephine county fair. girls who are to he sent away to school must be attended to. This obli gation comes along in midsummer, be fore the garment« are actually needed, but not too early to pick fall styles, tn essential things, like coats and dresses, already launched. About the first purchases made are the substantial costs which must do constant service, the suits and dresses of like character, and utility hats. In coats manufacturers have provided lines that Include garments for street or general wear, others for dress and certain distinct types for sports wear, but they have cleverly united In young girls' coats for all-round wear the tailored and sports styles, and we have the tailored sports coat. They are youthful, comfortable, stylish—one of them Is shown here in dark biege color with an indistinct cross-bar in a deep orange color, to make it snappy. It is an appealing model which will please both the younger generation and the older people. The tailored siM>rts coat Is a safe Investment for tendency toward longer models. Aside from this present styles are carrying over. The straight-line sil houette, high pile fabrics and sturdy woolens, neutral colors and fur trim mings are all present In the displays Pile fabrics of new fall garments. are soiaewhaf finer In texture than they were and more emphasis than ever is placed on collar and cuffs of fur. There are numerous side-tie models and decorative silk stitching is made much of. Sleeves are very full nnd long and often finished with em broidery or a deep cuff. Instead of fur. in dressy coats meta! threads Introduced In silk embroidery, done in self color, add a bit of sparkle to the design. On tailored sports coats, huge and handsome buttons for fasten ing with a single button on the cuffs, is the best of all finishing touches. LOST H. P, PASSENGER TRAINS FUR BALE — Purebluod New Zea- Southbound laúd Iamate. Call 316 West L LOST—Liceuse plato (Ore. 1(12625) •No. 13 S. F. Express _ 9:10 am Street. 7 3 also crank tor Maxwell car, be .'RADE MARK tween Applegate and Murphy. ••No. 63 Oregonian ____ 1:46 p.m. A WINCHESTER pump gun fur 315. No. 11 r'.Aata__ ____ _ 6:40 p.m. Finder please leave at the Provolt in gootl allupo, L'ali ut 2v» Fouu- •No. 1. Calif. Express _ • :20 P “■ or Murphy store, or uotlty Geo. on a pair of overalls ury Ht._______________ 16 Northbound W. Herrlott, Applegate, Ore. 71 is our guarantee ot No. 14 Portland Exp. _ 8:15 am. satisfactory wear FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE -Good •No. 64 Oregonian____ 7:52 p.m. DkEMMMAKING and our bond that »ora and urivmg nurse, traile oli No. I I Ore. Express _ 7:16 p.m. you get goou miiK cow or bug». F. ti. Vir- DRESSMAKING—Designing, work •No. 12 Shasta________ : 12:01 p.m. tue, Rd. 3. 1 1 •Mall trains. guaranteed. Mrs. Maud McCul- A New Pair FREE If They Rip lo 11. 614 A St._________________ 78 ••Closed pouch mall. ROOM FOR ONE passenger Ban Made of special woven 9-ounce denim, Indigo dyed, cut full and roomy, r ruucincu, coast route, Aug. 26iii. INSTRUCTION IN MINIO whwe the room is needed, fitted at the waist like tailor-made pants, requir yiu. W. B. Murrafta.Merusr Rumi, ing neither suspenders Bor belt to keep them up. 71 I n>. PROGRESSIVE PIANO SCHOOL— Belt loops simply added for convenience. Plenty of big, roomy pockets. Clara Tuttle Fenton, 613 A street. Sewed throughout with special thread. Buttons riveted on, to stay on. FOR SALE Finest turkey ranch tn Slate Accredited Teacher. 2ÓU Finished with care, turn them inside out and inspect them. tne cuuutry; 40 acres, *6 acres In cultivation; good house und line Ml 1LD1NU OUHTHA l TORS big rustic num; tine spring water piped to house, nurn uud garuen. HARPER A SON—Building conlrac moi'ii water available; ail luuced torà. Shop work, turiuture crating. ami < lovs-leiiied with heavy 5-lt. Shop 417 G St., Phone 142-J. woven wire stock and poultry fence; splendid family orchard, ail W. R. BARRETT- Builder, kitchen have the reputation of being the strongest, best fitting and longest wearing <®. IMI. Western Newepaprr Y suffer the incon- kinds oi Irult unit berries; 1,000 and office lurniture a specialty overalb on the market. Your dealer know^ that our guarantee means ex cords timber, good road, all down Hiiop aud Residence 824 3. 5th 3t., actly what it says. venience and pain i City. Phone 508-J. l»tt hill haul. You can make money the recognized world authority on ' .............. ■ ' - ............. ' — — — — — — —— Levi Strauss & Co., San Franci»co In wood, or II you don't want to from Piles when you will bears. TAXI ReliabU MarchaadlM alnco 1SS3 work, you can Just »11 In the »hade Mr. Merriam confirmed the fact be guaranteed a positive mid watch your turkeys grow into Makers of Kovcralls, Keep Kids Klcan that the animat TAXI — Cail Clemens was different froir greenbacks. We have just sold Phone 46-R. Real- ana permanent cure by any other known species but not niuct |ioo worth ot turkeys uud they Cloved car. Prices was made of the matter until twe cost us but n trifle. 8700 cash Is W. G. Whÿa 21U my non-surgical, pain Resembles Small Grizzly. Unilei weeks ago alien another animal of all you need to move In; live years less treatment? for balance. Orchard will pay the same sort was killed by investiga States Biolcgical Expert VElEiMNAKY BUKGKON you out. Box, 63, Roguo River, tors of the biological survey. The ex Treatments may be taken weekly in. • 1 DR. R. J. BE8TUU Veterinarian. * it 1« Inconvenient to be here for Announces. perts' theory Is that the Lava bear is Residence 83» Washington boule a development from the grizzly in the daily attention. FOR RENT vard. Pilone 396-M. The discovery of a new species O’ district where it was found. Food is i .i _ . „ i h as» Witts todav for ay FBI« bear was announced at n meeting o' very scarce there and just as the hug« MODERN ROOMS — Nico, airy, I’HYNICIANN ANU HURUEONH book on tbs provar tnatroaot several hundred Department of Agri Kodiak bear of Alaska Is believed tn elemi; day, week or month, at the MPBaa. Tower, Transmission and Heavy Colonial, 501 E St. Phono 167-J. U. B. MARKS, M. U., Practice limited culture employees with Henry C. Wai be a grizzly developed to abnormal Hardware Grunts Puss, Oro. 92 lace, secretary of agriculture, at Ta size by feeding on the salmon which lo «lineaseli of eye, ear, note and throat. Phone 62. coma. Wash. abound in the rivers there it Is thought FOR RENT• -5-room bungalow on owecoH The new bruin bus not been official the Lava bear may be a grizzly stunt N. 7th St. l'hono 26, or call nt DOCTORS LOUGH RIDGE * MOSER wi ly named, but he probubly will bi ed through many generutions of scant 816 I. st. •’Mt —Fhysiciaus te surgeous, Doctor 200 South Sixth St. called the Lava bear. Iiis knowt feeding. Lougbrldge gives spucial atteulioii FOR RENT — 6-rooni modern cot Granta Pasa, Oregon. habitat being the lava l>eds of south Its characteristics, however, nre so to surgery, ubatetrics, and diseases tage. J. F. Byers, 412 Clurk St., ot women. Ur. Moser gives special eastern Oregon. The discovery wai different from nny known variety of City._____________ _____________ N NO TIME TO HUNT for a doctor alteutiou to surgery, Uioguusie tc reported by Director Jewett of tht bear that Doctor Merriam declares or drug store when suddenly FOR RENT—New modern bunga diseases ot children. Complete X- United States biological survey. Mr that It ninst certainly be classed as a seized with agonizing inteatinal cramps, low; 5 rooms and sleeping porch, Ray equipment, Dental X-Ray. Of Jewett said that about a year ago t new species. deadly nausea and prostrating diarrhoea. and some light housekeeping fice phone 182. Res. Dr. Moser, killed the first of these strung! rooms. Inquire 654 N 8th 8t._ i5 48-R; Dr. Lougbndge, 269. CHAMBERLAIN’S settler bears and brought the carcass to him Texas Girl Wed Over Phone. FOR RENT — 3 modern furnished COLIC and DIARRHOEA The unimal had a shaggy coat ver) Fort Worth, Tex. — Miss Helen light housekeeping rooms. No DR. RALPH W. BTEARNS—Physi REMEDY cian and surgeon. Special atten much like a grizzly hear and tiespit« gives instant warmth, comfort and ease children. 283 West I St. "6 Leona Satterwhite, sitting at the tele tion io surgery, Obstetric* and Di that It weighed only 40 pounds it was phon“ office In Fort Worth, was wed from pain. Never fails. seases of women. Complete X-ray FOR RENT — Light housekeeping exceedingly ferocious. ded to Horace Keller, critically ill Is equipment. Dental X-ray. Phones, rooms. luquiro 316 S 9th St. Mr. Jewett determined that the nnl the naval hospital at Bremerton Fhonu 3U9-Y. Mia. Nancy Turner. home, 21-Y; office 21-J. tf mnl was full grown and that Its char Wash., by a long-distance ceremony. 75 acterlstics were distinctly different W. F. RUTHERFORD—Manual the- FOR RENT - A four-room house, from those of any variety of bent raputlcs. Office over Western purtly furnished, 403 Roguo River Guss Whsn Tack Is Found in Pie. Union. Res. 259-R; office 217-R. known to him. He sent the carcass ■■■■1 Ave. _______ ____ 74 ..... . !- " — — Saying that she found n cnrpet tack to C. Hart Merriam, former chief ot South Sixth Street the biological survey and now directoi In a blueberry pie, Lillian Hoss has He rat ch Fade- filed suit for |2,0fl0 damages from a of biological Investigation for th« All kinds of paper and cut to size WANTED—200 hop picker» August Rockefeller institute. Mr. Merriam Is lunch company In Portland, Me. 20, good cainp grounds, good you want—10c lb. T water, store on grounds, free By L. F. Van Zehn transportation to and from yard. © We,erm Newipeper Unno All wishing to pick sign with J. E. Verdin. 315 1 St. 1* T h AT% ALL I TO — TWY IN Si DAY OUT— — AND ITS NOT PAIR. WANT TO RENT good alfalfa farm Y ga « apter . Y ear . — YOU GO Io - AND ÍM NOT GOING TÒ STAND FOR IT of 16 or 20 aerea. Write F. J. B. B usiness - see new tuiks , meet new people -AND I'M MAD 922 South Oakdale. Medford, 49tf EVEQY DAY , BUT ME — ALL I ARE “AND I’M COING ON A VACATION HIGH SCHOOL girl wants pluce to T hese 4 walls & T he back yard — all I work tor room and board. Write I DON’T CAi2£ WAT Elsie Albright, Kerby, Ore. 74 MEET ARE POPS 4-PANS, AND BROOMS Si DUST CLOTHES AND BUiRTS WITH BUTTONS HELP WANTED—An Intelligent Person, either sex, may earn 3100 OFF A TRADESMEN & B ill COLLECTOR'S to $200 monthly corresponding lor newspapers; 315 to 826 week ly in »pure time; experience un necessary; no canvassing; sub jects suggested. Send tor partic ulars. National Press Bureau, Buffalo, N. Y.____________ 70ti WANTED Elderly lady to care for small boy; mother laches. Good homo; some wages. Write im mediately. No. 516, Courier. ^ p IÏ ï S Needless to Suffer AVH sbrand Two-Horse Brand Copper-Riveted Waist Overalls Saw Mill Equipment Machinery Mine Equipment S, J. DEAN P. S. Woodin HARNESS GOODS OF ALL KINDS Auto Tops and Cushions C J. BREIER CO G. B. BERRY 51 Stores AW, WHAT’S THE USE Maybe Fanny I» Right AND BOO-HOO' WANTED- To buy small bouse be torn down or moved away. E. Trumbley, Gen. Del., City.