WHOM MBH', KEPT.
I».
control. II was not controlled, how­
ever. until ft had burned over an area ■
Special reduced prices uu all drees ot some 1800 acres and had des-1
if
»boas at ISHtrlvM Clothing Co.
troyed a million feet of standing;
DU. RALPH W BT10A RNS—PhyM-
fir timber. A crew has been placed i
eian and surgeon.
Special atten­
on
patrol there.
tion to surgery, Obatstrica and Di­ Why Pay More?
The weather conditions are get-1
sease» of women. Complete X-ray
Drop in «nd look over our new
equipment. DenUl X-r«y. Pbonu Full line of Suit« and Furnishings. ting ninch better with cooler nights
home. 31-T; otftoe 81 -J.
tf
humidity.
You too will be convinced that we and an Increase In the
DR. W. F. ROTHKRFORD—Manual can save you money. Peerless Cloth- Thu re Is still much danger from
theraputics.
(»tile« over Western
tt fir«», as the woods are exceptionally
Union. Ro». 259-R; office 217-R. Ing Co.
dry for ibis time of year.
Grani*» Pana, Oregon
CHILDREN S FALL COATS
Our at«H k la now rompivi.* In »Ur«
mid < olor aaaortiucut, <1 !.. 111 year««
In velowr», keroey» eiul polo cloth».
Priced at $2.75 to $16.50
LiUUD 6-ruum uouse ou tùu»l A til.,
lai«« lui. i«4)i «eli righi uud tuke
pulì Ir ad» ih tuiik cowt».
Uuud
iurta« ou puri. h.. U. Bull, 8U1 N.
ElgUtU Si. Pilo«.» 221-K.
lòti
r«al estui« firm
»11«, 3.16 uciva
»tubo, ulnu
1
Hull, wait uud
i
Mint ELLANKOlK
DUblNEnB tot 26x100 <>n Mlxth fft., J. B. HUHsU.—Jeweler sud vlulii.
auu
maker, repairtr of
viuuus
tur »me ut pricu which make i It a
au»
otner string
instruments,
good Investment, going bunuoa« on
UiU
boulti Hixtu streut.
bulk Rido« ot lot. Aduruaa No. 627
Care Courier.
»OU WE PAY th« bent pussibie price for
youi uuuwuhoia guoa» at
«very
FOR
SALE—Toggenbutg
milch
laud. Dun t »ell till you get our
gouts. Al»o twu yuung billy goal».
«•limalo. C. F. T. CO., 80» South
A. J. Bultur, Rd. 4, Ihe Wllaou
BLxlh, phon« 131Í-K.
hill
_
___ _____________ 11
Piuca.
\ ETCH si.ED now on baud.
Get
your order» in early on other full
seed.
Farmer» uo-op
Kott
CI'LL i’l A h H cheap—Bo.tc and oth­
er vnrietie». Farmer» co-op. 90tt
FoK
SALE
20 a< re
hOlM»lead,
4)» a< re» cleared, small hou»e mid
bain, runniufi water year arunmi,
line garden »pot, esoeUent hunt­
ing «nd tuhliig.
Fur further H1-
lormatlon uililre«» Bex 23, Takil­
ma, Vi»
W>
FOR SALK—Petite prune», also a
lew Dalian», at >c a ib. it. C. Lo­
gan, South Urauls Pau.
t>6
Fvlt SALK—Dry mill wood, |2.28
ller delivered, 10 tier ordure *20.
Phone i'ruvoit,
*»k
lor
Amoa
buuiu mill,
otit
»ui»', delivery
iLHu ilttCK tur
oouy.
Cheap.
J. Woike, pnone
07
208-1».
VETCH. \t HEAT AND OAT »ecd for
In-
hat«, al»o paled gram hay.
4,
qu.r« Homewood rurm.
Rd.
»7
phono 61M-F-32.
1* 1 P K
Standard «stur tup» and scr«w ca*-
ug tur «very purpose; also valves
«03 fittings. Bulk upw auu re-mau’
Jlactureu. Ail laayerial guarautuvd.
aluuey ■« tug prime, tuiuiud.ula de­
livery.
U. WEIBKBALM 4k CU.
117 Eleventh St.
Sau Francisco
HUGE PAINTING aud
repairing—
All work
guuruieed
for three
yegr«. T. ll. Huger, 834 East A
St.
64tf
NOTICE—The party who entered
our house Friday. Hept. 7th, dur­
ing our abeonoe aud took my 12
gaug<* Marlin pump gun, will kind­
ly return wuui either (lay or night
and place where I can flud it. No
questions will be asked. Otherwise
It will bring arrest, expense and
uniharrassuient.
W. W. Buliau-
tyne.
»5
l'Oli TRADE
IMPROVED 40
acres,
Deschutes
county, io trade tor bay or cow«. A I
Vl lite No. 033 care ot
ba rgaiU.
M
Cout lei.
130
acre» of
farm
land, partly cleared, with house
and ott.buildings, some
timber,
tor property nor til oi railroad. Ad-
dress No. 536 care Courier.
»7
1'1 J TRADE
FOR BALE CHEAT—E»tey organ,
largo size, six octave, fine cunul-
Uun
3US .1 St.
02tt
FDR HALE. IRRIGATED FARM—
40 ucres airnlfa, 1% miles from
Herinslon.
Uro.,
large
6-room
bouse, acre«n»'d porch, cement cel­
lar, water in house and barn yard.
Separator, pump, gas engine, tine
garage, lawn, shade, lota of fruit
and berries, plenty of water tor ir­
113.500,
rigation. Fine placo,
part cash, balance terms. Geo. D.
Gonn, Hermiston, Ore., or Frank
M. Bangle, Rd. 1, Box 40, Kerby.
103
Oro.
horse»,
act
of
FOl'R HEAD work
harness, 3 14-In. Bain wagon, stock
sadille. will sell cheap or trade for
use I Ford car. Inquire Don Wil­
liams, River Banks Farms, Grants
Pas» ..................
108
TEAM FOR SALE -Harness and
wagon, good pullers, 2400 lbs., 7
and 10 years old. *200. Georg®
i
a, Merlin, Ore.
>•
Foil HALE
Buggy and single har­
ness.
Saddle pony and
1100-lb.
work horse.
Bargains.
O.
H.
Whit limn. Rd. 1, Box J06-A.
»8
I'l. it n ONMM
M>w—for J..........
prunes, 1c per lb.
phono 223-R.
or csl! lit No. 1. Park street.
It»
LclLDlNU CONTRACTORS
W. R. BARRETT— Builder, kiteban
and orfica
furniture s specialty
Shop and Residence 824 8. »th St.,
City. Phone 808-J.
l»tf
T.
WHITE LINE TAXI—Call Clemens
Phone 46-R, Host-
Drug Btor«.
deuce 3SI.
Closed car.
Price«
reasonable
W G White
«ttf
'll CALE Weverul hi'lferz, good
grade
Jerseys.
Geo. Fcldmaier,
Enwt. D 9t.
FOR RENT
ROOM for rent, with halt hing Priv­
ileg»*.
Use of p.ntio.
Good op­
portunity for couple of studi’tits or
employed Indies. Mm Frndd, 200
North Second, corner E St
WANTED- «
Lit tuber Co.
laborera.
Josephine
82tf
EGGS—We pay highest cash price
for
and
farm
product«
American Rostan rant.
100
WANTED AT ONCE—Experienced
wait fi ns al the Mocha Cute.
WANT TO TRADE ‘1922 Jewell
cylltidvr b-passenger louring oar,
only boon run 1200 miles.
As
good as new, whul have you, call
at 311 South Sixth.
»1
Annual Cimvcntkm Will Re Held in
Hau Francisco Next Month
MANY ENTRIES ARE MADE
STOCK
REDUCTION
Kelly Tires
POR A LIMITED TIME ONLY
Not off brands or “Gips”—All Standard Goods
A Real Quality Sale
30x3% STANDARD CORD FOR
$1150
OVERSIZE FOR
$13.25
.30x3
Fabrics ___ __
$ 8.95
30x3% Fabrics _____ j.
$ 9.95
30x3% Standard Cord
$10.50
Cords, Oversize
.... $13.25
32x31/S Straight Siile Cords..
$20.20
$23.25
31x4
Straight Side (Jords ..
Straight Side Cords _.
.... $25.55
32x4
$26.35
33x4
Straight Side Cords _
427.20
34x4
Straight Side Cords_
$32.30
32x4% Straight Side Cords..
$33.10
33x4% Straight Side Cords _
.... $33.75
34x4% Straight Side Cords ....
.... $34.90
35x4% Straight Side Cortis_
$35.65
36x4% Straight Side Cords
.... $39.95
33x5 “ Straight Side Cords_
... $41.15
34x5
Straight Side Cords
.... $41.95
35x5
Straight Side Cords _
$44.35
Straight Side Cords ...
37x5
Prices subject to change without notice,
“Keep Smiling With Kellys”
OLE
’
S
TIRE
SHOP
Mail orders given Prompt Attention
VULCANIZING
FLUSHING
Advertising Pays—Advertise with the Cooriei
a«
IK
<4 ►
$3.50 to $6.50
C. F. T. CO.
t
NDIGESTION
I
FIRE CONDITIONS ARE BETTER
«•uses
ins— ras-r
traa.y mtn,
r
>••»»«<■« bleat
liloaiIns
that
orowd th«
the ¡ii-art
¡icari —«XMi.llpaiiou,
«misti
Ahrsvr i j rtM tni mnfort is
CHAMBERLAIN’S
TABLETS
No griping—no nausea - ewly 25 oents
SHIP YOUR
to the
GRANTS PASS
CREAMERY
Top Price«
Quick Rd urns
Although a dense pall of smoke
today overhangs the entire val­
ley, the forest fife situation In the
Siskiyou national forest is much im­
proved today. The Taylor creek fire,
which Tuouday was causing consid­
erable trouble near Galice, was un­
der control today and a large part
of thd crew of 2« fire fighters was
brought back to the city. This fire
burned owr an acreage of 400
or
500 acres yesterday.
It got away
Monday night and spread rapidly al­
though it was kept out of the crowns.
It was in forest country but little ac­
IMIhelm Sollinann. leader of
tual damage was done. It is believed nnti-«l<*ohol moiemmt in Germany
that this fire was incendiary as indi­ and member of the German diet, who
cations point to the setting ot a num- has become very active of late.
CXTRA-HEAVY sidewalls, more
Ll powerful bead and semi-flat tread
contribute to that superiority w’hich
enables you to drive C-T-C Cords
with lower inflation than ordinary
cords. But better materials and
compounding are there too.
Ask the first user you meet
what he thinks of C-T-C Cards
I
HARNESS GOODS OF ALL KINDS
OLE’S TIRE SHOP. €. A. Hansen,
Prop., dealer tor Grants Pass. Other
dealers throughout the county.
VETERINARY SURGEON
Auto Tops and Cushions
DR. R. J. BEBTlil,.
Veterinarian.
Rwaldunce 838 Washington boule­
vard Phone 3PX-R.
C. J. BREIER CO
G. B. BERRY
Routh Sixth Street
51 Stores
AW, WHAT’S THE USE
FtLIX DECIDES To GET
A GOOD HIGHT’S SLEEP
_
4
Colombia Tire Corporation
CTF TIRES
ANO TUBES
Cause for Murder
«re «ernsD aftcq .
MuQDeraiNG
a million
MOYAUITOCS AND
WHAM
T he BAkTtt Tlzies TO KNOCK
T h E front . dooq D own
WITH THE
SADLY MOQMNO
P olls
WANTED
“40 AND 8" SOCIETY TO MEET
SPECIAL SALE
GERMAN DRY LEADER
INSTRUCTION IN Mitilo
TAXI
quartet here tomorrow »» th« official
representative» of th»' order.
The
singers will be
accompanied
by
their wives and will be the guests of
tlie Cavemen while here, this order
having Invited them to attend the
Josephine county fair
The definite
time of their arrival was not given.
Blue Ribbon
WINNERS
('.
CARROLL Carpenter and
bunding (oairitor. Riverside Ave.
and Routh Tenth St.
1»
PROGRESSIVE PIANO SCHOOL—
Clara Tuttle Fenton, 613 A street.
State Accredited Teacher. Affiliat­
ed teacher National Academy ot
Music, Carnegie Hall, Now York.
their 1
San Francisco, Cal., Sept. 1».—(A.
P. i — - The La Societe de» 40 Humin»»
et s Chevaux (40 and 8), the "play­
ground" organization ot the Ameri­
can Legion, will hold its annual con­
vention here during the we«k of the
Itiioli Tlieet re-
Legionnaire's fifth annual conven­
Pay night, Saturday night, Sept.
tion, October 15-1», it has been an­
22nd.
Every admission receives a
nounced. Th« Forty and Eight, or-,
pay envelope containing coin from ganized two year« ago, today ha» a|
one cent to five dollars. Com« and
membership of more than 100,000
»8
get yours.
it is stated.
The Forty and Eight corrupoads
Itreuks Both Ar m»' ■
in a way to the degree ot the Mystic
Thom paon
Charles
Elmore,
of
Shrine in the Masonic order, and the
creek, broke both arms while playing
Order of Alhambra »» relates to the
in the school yard there Tuesday af­
Kulghts of Columbus, eligibility to
ternoon. This is the second time he
which depends on valued service to
had suffered fractures, his wrist hav­
the fraternity. The Forty and Eight
ing lieen broken last year.
First officers state, 1» designed to gather
aid »jts given by his teacher. Miss into one body the men of the Amer-
Hogan, who wan praised by Dr. E. lean Iaiglon who are willing to ac­
J. Billlek, who attended the youth, tively continue their service to their
for the manner in which she placed country and their comrades in time
Auxiliary bazaar, benefit commun­
the splint on the arm
of peace.
ity house.
The box car» of the French rail-
Fall Opening Hal«—
way, with the Inscription. "40 Hom­
|
Special prices on men's and young me», 8 Chervaux,” ( 40 men. 8 horses I
' men'» suits, bats, caps, shoes
and is the insignia of the order.
|furnishings at Peerlesa Clothing Co.tf
I
I
I'amiing < ontcM at Fain—
«■*»)< MTN
Of especial Interest to the miners
(Continued from Page One.)
of Josephine county wilt be the pan­
I ‘
ning contests held at the fair every
MAKE
day this week.
Tomorrow morning racing cars are on the field in the
at 10:80 the miners will
have
a pit. and four other cars equipped for
Work nh<M‘s with the -Blue
chance
to
show
their
ability
to
sep
­ automobile polo are ready for their
Ribbon Ijtbcl" "Mwnl in i
ihr
Twenty-three
horses
are
arate the gold from the sand and events.
top litre itlwuys Ixs-n a fa-
gravels which will be given them. housed in the new racing stables
voiite with the men who want
—«•
>
- ■*"
To the winners will be given a pros­ near the track.
tlic lM**t in
k I hm ' n
for all-
With th® weather fair and warm,
pecting pick aud glass.
At 8:30, a
aroiind wear. Mevrral atyleo
prize ngnto and pair ot woolen sox a bigger and better Josephine county
ihm I o on tlio Murwon army last.
will be given to the winners.
The fair is under way.
In plain tor, cap tor, or nior-
next
day
the
contests
will
be
held
at
cmn I ii Htyh*. “Blu<‘ Ribbon” A-
the same hours, prizes in the morn­
Htar Brand work k I kh 'S
Will
ing being u year's subscription to the
I>rtrc<l from
Grants Pass Fourier aud a pair of
wool mix , and the afternoon a pair
1 oii ' h - |>«k»-»l a winner when
of leattier gloves »»nd a pair ot silk
you select a "Blue RililHiii"
sox. Saturday morning the winners
alloc.
will receive a wool shirt and
an
aluminum frying pan and in the af­
ternoon will get a jackknife
lil.U-21 I Saudi Nislli KI.
three handkerchiefs.
HARPER * BUN—Building contrac­
tor«. Shop work, furulture crating
Shop 417 G St., PUou«> 14 2-J.
l May
FOR
Stl.n 60
Turkeys
Hatch! >1.M> each.
C. W. Bnt-
I
PHYSICIANS ANI* HUHGEONM
H
lor. Hugo. Oregon.
nifalfa hay C. B. MARKS, M. D.. Practice limited
MIR S\LE 1r4
to diseases of eve. ear, nose and
mid straw ui IMmmick ranch op-
throat
Phone (»2
119
poHito kc I kio I liniise.
>N>R RAI.K—13 dairy cows or will ’M>CTORS LOUGH RIDGE Ä MOSER
—F'hyaiciiins
surgeons,
Doctor
Marlon
trade for stock
cat tie.
Asti­
Hager. 4 72 Scenic Drive,
li»
land, Ore.
I
Iteri lull* Are < oin lug—
The Berrlsua are Hendlgg
Do you f<*el old before your time?
Is your bark bent and stifft Do you
suffvr urinary disorders? Don't des­
your »election NOW
pair—profit by (Jrauts Pass exper­
iences.
Grunts Puss people recom-
ment Doan’s Kidney Pills. Here's a
Grunts Pass resident's statement.
,
Mrs. J. Bonach, 20» Foundry St.,
»•ya: "1 can't speak too highly in
praise of Doan's Kidney PHI» for I
have never found
anything
thetr
e«iual for
bai’ka» he
and
kidney
trouble.
Since taklug Doan's 1 am
bothered but little with
my back
WANTED Gw* Engine, 1 % to 5 lip. or kidneys."
Bulldozer, pump,
aud
concrete'
The above stati-ment way given
mixer, address No. 588, care of March 20, 1016, and on March 24,
Courier.
»8 1920, Mrs. Boesch said: "1 am glad
to repeat all I said in favor of Doan's
LOST
Kidney Pills. I have had no return
ot kidney trouble and always recom­
LOST
Between Marlin und Grunts mend Doan's to anyone I hear com­
Pass, ratu coat. If found leuvu plaining of kidney trouble."
with* Blind George News Staud,
Don’t
Price 60c at all dealers.
gut reward.
»8 simply ask for a kidney remedy—get
Doan's Kidney Pills—the same that
><>K EXCHANGE
Mrs. Boesch bad.
Foster-Milburn
Co., Mfr»., Buffalo, N. Y.
40-ACRE
WOOD
RANCH,
near
River lluuks Firmi, 3 acres clear­ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦« ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
ed, good building», H-rooui liouae,
COMING EX E NTH
goou wood timber, to exchaugu tor
House lu town, prefer north side. ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
Write Mrs. O. W. Murray,
17 Dec 3. Saturday—American Legion
UUZ1 s-RUOM UOUME — Bsautilui
locmiuu uu La»l "A" St. As» tul
tirio« uud turma. h>. C. D»u, pumi«
»81-14.
U
FOR SALE —40 acre rulimiuituinutii
tur luiot uuiUon udaiu»» aux 51-ii,
Rd. I
l/u
New rail Him«*»—
BRACE UP
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Classified Advertising
Foli SALE—New Victor uddliig ma-
ciiluo. Prie« t» righi. 211 South
Bulli Ut. C. F. T. Co.
73tl
*
♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ber of blazes at various points.
ADIUTIOXAI. LOCAL
♦
♦
The Slide creek fir»*, in the north­
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ern part ot the county. Is well under
Loughrldg« glvvs speclal altsutlon
lo «urgery, obstétrica, and dlseasta»
ot wonisn. I»r Moser gires «pedal
attenllou to «urgery, diagnosis A
di Measen of cblldren
Com:»!«te X-
Hay »qulpmsnt, lyentsl X-Ray. Of­
fice (ibons 1H1.
Has. Dr Rosar
4K-R: Dr. iMiugbridge. 26».
DOYLE’S
Come in and make
PAG F THREE
GHYNTW PARR DAILY COURIER
1OÜ.1.