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    IRIDAI’, BEITEMBER SI. 1933.
GRANT» PAHS DAILY COIR I ER
DOYLE’S
Graaf# Paoa. Ovugoa
.DR. RALPH W. STKARNS d»by»l-
elan and aurcaon. Special atten­
tion to surgery, Obatatrlra and Di-
anaaoa of women. Complete X-ray
equipment. Dental X-ray. Pbonua.
homo, Jl-T: office 21-J.
tf
DR. W. F RUTHERFORD- Manual
tbnraputlca. Office over Weatern
t'ulon. Ilea. 259-it; office 217-R.
»
ADDITIONAL LOCAL
♦
♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
K O R R E C T—
<>n<> of the
line of lalion«! ilre»«c« today. In the int-
c«t model» mid mnterlnla ("lieh na wool ciepe«, twill«,
Iileotine«, wool taffetà» and prime»« vintila. HI mw III Io
IM bowl. laHn ol lafgu alzila for Illi’ uiutrouly figure
$14.50 to $49.50
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Fields left thia
afternoon for the south after coming
her« to nttehd the wedding of their
son, Cedric Fields, and Mias Appal-
lonla Hauer last night. They will
Join the newlyweds In lx>« Angelos.
Bargain Day Nulwcripiioaa—
Subscriptions at Bargain Day rates
will be received either at the fair
grounds or at the Courier office dur­
Ing the continuance of the fair.
Classified Advertising
roll «ALK
PAGE THREE
FOR KENT
for rent, with hutching prlv-
COXY t> 1COOH HOD3M — Beautiful ROOM
i.agu.
Use of piano. Good op­
iooatluu on East "A” St. A»k lui
portunity lor couple of students or
pl'ioe aud türm«. E. C. Dull, paou«
employed ladles. Mrs. Frudd, ZUU
.41-lt.
ll
Noi ib Second, corner E St.
38
UtlOD tt roum bouae ou Kuat A 84., <1 ROOM house, dose In for sale,
luí ge lüt. WVi sel i rigut aud tase
318&U; plastered, good location.
pal« liada lu muk CUWa. GuuU
Addrena Mrs. Frauk Dickey, A«h-
turnia ou pan. E. C. BeÜ, 8ur N.
land.
100
EigUlU 81. Pbouu 321-H.
1811
ILdlilinu a" Clime« Sunday —
Hutiduy will be the last day that
articles can be taken from the bath­
house. The imimig<-m<'iit rtatee that
the swimming ««aeon Is now over and
that the bathhouse will lie closed on
Sunday. Articles not reclaimed by
that date wlil lie boxed and left un­
til next summer. The r sort had an
excellent reason, the temperature of
the water being at auch a point that
swimming was exceptionally popular.
LOHT
Rivoli Tlicatn---
Full SALE, by uuy ruai estáte firm
Puy night, Saturday night. Sept,
—DeaulllUI Uomo aito, 4.16 aurea LOST -Between Merlin and Grants
eu Saragu at.out ItUuU, also 1
Puss, rain coat, it found leave 22nd. Every admission receives a
ucie wlvu house, Huit, weil and
with llliml Geofge News Stand, pay envelope containing coin from
outouiidlUKs ou Teulg 81. 8luuu.
gel reward.
»8 one cent to five dollars, Come and
Horace 8. Hall, 1 u.'ioik. 1 aul. 9i
98
got yours.
WANTED
Ul'blNEdS lot 25xlUU uu Hlxth St,
lor «aio at price which maker it a WANTED—ii laborers. Josephine lliirtr""!« Apple Oo|>— -
goou Investment, going business ou
Lumber Co.
aiitf
The harvest Of the apple crop on
nuta suies ol lot. Adora«« No. 5«i
Care < ourler.
nuil EGGS—We pay highest cash price her ranch a few miles west of Grants
lor eggs and ¡arm products. Pass brought Mrs. A. H. Fetter s
FOR
SALK Toggeuuurg milch
A merle .iu Restaurant.
luu
her« from Omaha yeutetday. Tes­
guata. Also two young billy goal«,
ti rday a car of Newtowns was being
WANTED
AT
ONCE
Experienced
b. J. Butler, KU. 4, Thu WILou
waitress at tho Mocha Cate.
»< loaded by Dougins Wood, manager
Place.
11
Fuit SALE—40 iu.ru raUnqulsniueut GIRL WANTED for housework. E. oi her ranch. Several other cars
lor >ulornintiou address i>ox bl-u,
O. Ulanivid, ti» Nuiih Suvuutn, will go out us soon as they cun be
1VU loaded, their destination b< ing Lon-
phone 3 48-J.
ltd. 1.
Sili
RESPONSIBLE PARTY WISHES to don. Mrs Fetter» will be here for a
Write for term» to weck al le.'Ät. Mr. Fetters is an of­
huso ranch.
lue ficial of the Luton Pacific at Omaha.
Nu. 5 J'J. caie Courier.
WANTED- -Gas Engine, i to 3 bp.
Hullduxur, putup, and concrete Dniici' in the Open Air—
mixer, address No. 538, cure ol
Pavilion,
Sat. nite!
Medford
Foil
SALE 2Ü-acre homestead,
Courier.
98 Real Music, real fluor and a real
1S aerea cleared, »malt house and
retf.
burn, i uniting water year around. WANTED One dosen chicken., pro- time!
Hun guidi u »pot, excellent hu in­
ler brotvu or wnitu luguurus.
nig and tisuing. lor further iu -
Write No. 540, care Courier.
»8 Hunters Getting Ready—
lormailou uddivss Uok 33, iukil-
Local hunters are getting ready to
111«, Ule.
Iu2 WANTED—Caed dresser«, mattress­
strike into the hills over the week dry before the rains that hunting Engraved 4 ards—
es
and
household
goods
of
all
FOR BALK-—Dry mill wood, 13.26
kinds. -C. F. T. Co., paone 13»- end In view of the showers which was almost Impossible with any de­ i icoeal printers supply engraved
tier uumelcd, IU Her u.uuip r«U.
U
9Gtf have occurred. The woods were so gree of success. Although lots of ladling cards at Portland prices or
Puouu Provult, ask lor Amos
¿iun th mill.
3111
deer are reported In the mountains, less. There is no need of sending
lolt EXCHA NOE
very few have been killed as com­ away or patronizing peddlers. Buy
FORD TRICK for sale, dullvory 40-ACRE WOOD RANCH, near
98
pared to lhe numbers of hunters printing from local printers.
ouuy. Ctluap. J. WotKe, phouo
River Buuka Purma, 3 acius clear­
»7
3 u 8-L.
Blue Ribbon
that have been out.
ed, good building«, 8-ioom house,
I Game Is Called Off—
guou wood umber, to uxchaugu lor
VETCH, WHEAT AND OAT seed
WINNERS
nuusu
lu
town,
preiur
uorlh
side.
The baseball game which was to
salu, aUu baled grain Uuy.
Enroll With Music Acailcniy—
Write Mra. O. W. Murray.
17
have been played tomorrow morning
quire Homewood raim, Rd.
BROWN
Mrs. Hattie Coleman Calvert and
STOCK REDUCTION
phono 618-F-23.
1 a’ the fair grounds by the Grants
MDit KLLANKULB
Miss Ann Marie Calvert, whose
'
Pass
and
Ashland
Boy
Scouts
base
­
Felli SALE CHEAP—Estey organ,
tudlo is at 511 North Fourth St.,
ball teams has been called off. Ash-
mrgu sise, sis octave, lino coiiilt- I. a. HOWELL Juwnur aun violin
have been enrolled as affiliated
MAKE
Luakut, rapali «r of violina auu
tlou. 3u8 J St.
»JU
i land was unable to get enough Scout
MUv
uuiur «triug instrumenta.
teachers in the extension depart­
players together to play the contest.1
84U
Douta glam streut.
Work ah<N*s with the ‘•Blue
FOR SALE, IRRIGATED FARM—
ment of the National Academy of
4U acres altalia, 1 !a miles trorn
Ribbim Label” eewctl in the
Music,
Carnegie
Hall,
New
York.
FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY
PIPE
Hermston, Ore., large 6-room
XVIII Play at Dances—
top have always been a fa­
water pipe and screw cae-
Mrs. Calvert will take up the work
house, si reetied porch, ceuieul cel­ ng Standard
The Jewel orchestra of this tity
Not off brands or “Gips”—All Standard Goods
tor «very purpoau, also valves
vorite with the mon who want
in place of her daughter, who has
lar, water In house and burn yard. iuj ii.tings.
Bulb Uy* buu re-mau
• hs been awarded the contract again !
the beat in shoes for all-
.Separator, pump, gas englue, flue aluciureu
gone to Arizona and qHl use the this winter for the dances at the
A Real Quality Sale
material guaiautueU.
garpga, lawn, »iiauv, lots of fruit Honey aa"iug Ah prices.
around wear. Sevcial styles
university course of music study,
lUiuimUuiu de­
i
Oriental
Ballroom
in
Med'ord
and
.
and hurries, plenty of water for ir­ livery.
made on the Munvon army last.
30 x 3V2 STANDARD CORD FOR _$11.50
that pupils may receive credit 'cer­
rigation. Fine place.
313.500,
: will furnish the music for the dances
G. WEISSBACH A CO.
In plain toe, cap too, or moc­
tificates direct from the academy ' twice a week. The local orchestra
part cash, balance terms. Geo. D. 137 Kluvenlb
OVERSIZE FOR
$13.25
SL
San Francisco
casin style, “Blue Ribbon" S-
Gunn, Hermiston. Ore., or Frank
where they may be enrolled as stu­ secured the contract over five Med I
M. Beagle, Rd. 1, Box 40, Kerby. ROOF PAINTING and repairing—
Star Brand work shot's will
30x3
Fabrics_____________ _ ___ __ $ 8.95
dents if they so desire.
98 I ford orchestras which ware compet-1
Ore.
103
Ail work guaruteud lor luree
satisfy. I’ritsil from
30x3
to
Fabrics _________ _ __ ______ $ 9.95
ing
for
the
job.
The
local
boys
gave
:
years. T. ii. Huger, 834 East A
FOUR HEAD work horses, set of
$3.50
to
$6.50
st.
84«
30x31,4»
Standard Cord ______
$10.50
Divorce
l><x
reew
Given
—
such
satisfaction
last
season
when
harness. SU-in. Bain wagon, stock
You've pickl'd a winner when
Decrees of divorce were awarded they played there that they had lit- i
saddle, will sell cheap or trudu for
30x31 o Cords, Oversize ... ..... —............. $13.25
FOR TRADE
used Ford car. Iniftilre Don Wil­
you «elect a ''Blue Ribbon”
by the court to Emma Kellow from tie trouble in renewing their eon-!
32x3i/o Straight Side Cords__________ $20.20
liams. River Hanks Farms, Granta iu TRADE 1JV acres of larni
shoe.
M. C. Kellow and Ethel Lehnherr tract this year. Members of the or- 1
31x4
Straight Side Cords __________ $23.25
Pas«, Oragt n.
102
land, partly cleared, with house
from Harry Lehnherr. The first de­ chestra are Glenn Hamilton, p.ano; i
mid outbuildings, some timber,
C. F. T. CO.
32x4
Straight Side Cords......... ...... $25.55
TEAM FOR SALE Harness and
cree was given on the grounds of Art Close, cornet : Harry Edgerton. I
tor piupei,y noun o, railroad. Ad­
2UP-2I1 Boutli Sixth St.
wagon, good pullers. 24UO lbs., 7
33x4
Straight Side Cords__________ $26.35
cruel
and
inhuman
treatment
and
clarinet;
Riley
Davis,
violin;
Dinty
i
dle.,« No. 536 i are Courier.
»7
anil 10 years old. 32UO. George
the second on the grounds of deser­ Moore, traps; Ted Edinger, banjo;
34x4
Straight
Side Cords__________ $27.20
Dora, Merlin, Oro.
98
He il.Di.NU LONTHACTORB
VT
tion.
Gardner Knapp, saxophone.
32x4'o Straight Side Cords .......... „. $32.30
FOR HALE Buggy and single har­
ness. Saddle pony and 1100-ll>. HARPER « SON —Building contrae
33x41/0 Straight Side Cords............
$33.10
ONSTIPATION
tora. Shop work, furniture crating
work horse. Bargains. O. H.
Rivoli Theatre—
A can»« of many Ills. Harm-
M.irri-ll Last Mglit—
34x4i,o
Straight
Side
Cortis
_______
$33.75
Whitman, ltd. 4. Box 106-A.
98
Shop 417 G St., Pho'uti 14J-J.
ful to elderly people.
Pay night, Saturday night, Sept. |
At a quiet home wedding last
Ahi-ayi m W ta tahinj
35x4’5 Straight Side Cord» ..... .. ........... $34.90 •
PLACE OlUiER NOW for petite W. R. HAHRETT— Builder, kitchen
12nd. Every admission receives a
night,
Appiillonia
Margaret
Sauer
be
­
prunes, lc per lb. phono 223-R,
and ofitce turnlture a apeciulty CHAMBERLAIN’«
pay
envelope
containing
coin
from
'
36x41
o Straight Side Cords . ... ............... $35.65
came the bride of Cedric C. Fields,
or cull at No. 1. Carle, street.
9»
Shop and Residence 824 8 otn St.,
one cent to five dollars. Come and !
TABLETS
33x5
Straight Side Cords..................... $39.95
of
Los
Augeles.
After
the
ceremony,
(May
City.
Pilon«
608-J.
18«
FOR SALIX '¡0 Turkeys
Easy—pleasant -effective —only 25c
98 I
which wris alt mded by tho immedi­ 'get yours.
34x5
Straight Side Cords.......... .....
$41.15
I latch! 1 1.50 each. C. W, liut-
lf 9 T. C. CARROLL Carpenter and
hr, Hugo, Oregon.
ate
families
anil
relatives,
the
newly
­
—
35x5
Straight
Side
Cords
__________
$41.95
blinding .i>. tre.or. Rtvei i.ie Avi.
weds left by motor lor Lus Aug- I'«, ' Iiijlircti in Accident—
F or ’ SALE- 1st cliiHH alfalfa buy
mid Squth Tenth St.
XU
37x5
Straight Side Cords..................... $44.35
Skidding in the soft dirt un the
op-
mid straw nt IMmniick ranch
wherp they will mako tuoir home.
99
l'oad
four
miles
beyond
Olcne
yes
­
poslte school house.________
Prices subject to change without notice.
Mr. Fields Is in i-'isinoss In the Call­
SHIP YOUR
terday George Drummond, printer,
FOR H\IJ"1 -13 dairy cows or will
fol
nla
city,
where
a
home
has
been
trade for stock cattle. Marian PROGIvESSlVE l’LYNO SCHOOL—
“Keep Smiling With Kellys”
furnished for the couple by Mr. and turned his Dodge sedan sharply into
Clara TuUle Fenton, 613 A street.
Hager, 4 72 Scenic Drive, Asli-
the ditch to avoid a culvert and he j
Stute
Accredited
Teacher.
Affiliat
­
Mrs.
Clyde
Fields,
the
parents
of
the
99
land, Ore.
mid Mrs. Drummond are suffering
ed teacher National Academy ol
gi oom.
LARGE ripe eating mid canning
Music, Carnegie Hail, New York.
from injuries received when the car
plums, 3Mic per pound, delivered.
jammed into a rock bank. A piece
.1. L. Johnson, Rd. 1, Hox 57. 100
Mail orders given Prompt Attention
TAXI
Fall Opening Sale-
of glass from the broken wlndshiold
FOR 8ALE 7 pigs. Duine and
Special prices on men’s and young ¡struck Mrs. Drummond on the fore­
VULCANIZING
FLUSHING
Hampshire, aged 3 Mi months, H. WHITE LINE TAXI- Call Clement
men’s suits, hats, caps, shoes and head, cutting to the bone above the
100
Drug Store, Phoue 4 6-R. Itos I-
llilkc.v, lei. 2. Bos 96
furnishing»
at
Peerless
Clothing
Co.tf
Closed car. Prices
demo 391.
nose, and in addition both knees!
to tho
NOTICE
For sale. 7 head heavy
reaaonshle W O. White 3 Iff
were cut. Drummond was struck in I
work horses and harness and 2
i the chest by the steering wheel, and !
Married nt Roseburg—-
VETERINARY Hl RUEDN
farm wagons, one Studebaker
GRANTS PASS
At Roseburg, Ore.. Haturdny after­ received cuts on both legs. The car
log wagon and logging equip­
ment for uulu cheap it taken at DR. R. J. BEBTUL. Vetorlnariuu.
noon.
Hentember 15. 1933. Walt escaped with a damaged radiator, !
Residence 838 Washington boule­
CREAMERY
once. 705 West It street. Hor«eM
Melfcsner of this city and Miss Elsie broken bumper, fender and wind­
Phone 3II8-K.
at big barn on West A struct. Lon s ■ vard
11
■ -
- ir -sas.«. ,"taiii ■ i
Top Prices
Miller, of Roseburg, were married. shield. The Injuries wdTe not ser­
McC-allUter
1"1
1-H1HIC1ANH AND SURGEONS
Mr.
The ceremony was held at the home ious.—Klamath Falls paper.
Quick
Returns
FOR HALE 2 suns: 1 30-30 rlllo
Auto Tops and Cushions
of the groom’s brother. R. W. Meiss­ Drummond was formerly city editor
and I 12-gtingo shot gun. G. >’• 0. U. MARKS, M. D, Practica limited
ner, Rev. C. ‘W. llilton officiating. of the Courier.
to disease« of eye, ear, nose aud
Barry, iqi '> South 6th.
31
throat Phono 62.
Only immediately relatives Were
FOR SALE Nice tomatoes at 902
present. Tho bride was formerly a Dollars Saved—
North 9th al Ic a lb. Any day hut DOCTORS LOUGHIUDGK & MOSER
—Physicians * surguons, Doctor
Saturday.
_ _ _____ ,
j-IHI
toucher and Is a charming young
Many dollars saved by making
I^yugbtidgo gives special attention :
lady
in
every
way.
The
groom
re
­
South Sixth Street
your
purchases where cash talks.
ALFALFA HAY 1 milo west of
to surgery, obaletrics, and diseases
cently camo to Glendale, having Peerless Clothing Co.
town on Ifilmer Heath ranch- IE"
tf!
of women. Dr. Moser gives special
di’liveri <1 or 310 in field, If taken
houglit tho Glendale Garage. The
attonHon to surgery, dloguoeis A
right away. Call or address W.
diseares of children. Coinnlqte X-
young couple will reside In the apart­ Scratch Pads—
51
Stores
IR. Powers, 024 Jordan St.
Ray equipment, Dental X-Ray. Of­
ment rooms at the garage.—Glendale
All kinds of papur aud cut to size
fice phone 182. Res. Dr. Moser,!
1NÍR SALE—One Voughn drag au«.
Grants Pass — Gateway to the Oregon Caves
News.
you want—10c lb.
48-R; Dr. Loughrldge, 369.
Roy 1’fko, Rd. No. I, box 63.
SPECIAL SALE
Kelly Tires
C
OLE’S TIRE SHOP
HARNESS GOODS OF ALL KINDS
G. B. BERRY
C. J. BREIEK CO.