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THl'RHDAY, OCTOBER IS, 1028. GRANTS PARS DAILY COURIER PAGE TWO GRANTS PASS DAILY COURIER Published Dally Except Sunday A. E. Voorhlea, Pan. and Prupr. Entered at poetofftce, Granta Paaa, Ore., as second-class mail matter. ADVERTISING KATES Display space, per Inch---- ----- Local-personal column, per line .10« Readers, per line - -.... Regular Meet big— Rogue River Valley Grupee Satur day night, October 20. All officers are requested to be present aa there are several candidates to be Initiated. Iliw From I'roiqiect— Will Grieves, who has charge of the timber of the Rogue River Titu- 1 ber company, near Prospect, was in the city today. Re was conferring with Forest Supervisor MacDaniels and District Eire Warden C. A. Hoxie on methods of improving the tire protection in the forests. The W. C. T. V.— Will hold a social meeting in the parlors of the Christian church Fri day afternoon at 2:30. The commit tee in charge report a good program. All members and friends are urged to bo present. 30 Couch’s Pharmacy Piago Ht at loner) Books Perfumee Charred lo-tters Sorted— Two thousand letters. badly char red. which were aboard the mall car DAILY COURIER of train No. 13 when It was wrecked By mall or carrier, per year—86.0» and burned In the Siskiyou holdup, By mail or carrier, per month- arrived at the Klamath Falls poet WEEKLY COURIER office and are being sorted today, By mall, par year----- ——------ *3.06 are The envelopes burned all force endeavors to decipher the MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRE83 Kral Goo<la Tbs Associated Presa is exelualve- addresses, and In most cases is SUC- I U m - tail I Fans— KOLLYVUK Iy entitled to the use for republica determined where ceeaful. Having Rivoli theatre tonight, first game OWN WTO! tion of all news dispatches credited ■Duaox World's Series, Yanks vs. Giants. the letters should go, they are en In this, or all otherwise credited, in this paper and also ths local news Film shown here before any city on closed tn government envelopes and published herein. Pacific Coast. 20 forwarded. K's slow work sorting HU. LU1111 All rights for republication of them, but the postal clerks expert special dispatches herein are alao re ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦♦♦♦♦♦ to finish tomorrow. In many cases served. ♦ ADDITIONAL LOCAL ♦ Geese Not Flying — the letters are charred, wet and un Of interest to the hunters intend readable but they will at least make ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ THURSDAY, OCTOBER IS. 1028. Sheriff George Lewis is spending ing to try for geese in the Klamath interesting sou t eairs. — K lama th district la the following news item the day in the Williams valley sec I Falls Herald. » from Klamath Falls: “Duck hunters ♦ ♦ tion on business. who spent the weekend In different ♦ ♦ During October Only— Deputy Sheriff Ernest Lister went ♦ Pacific Coast States: Prob ♦ to the Illinois valley today to attend localities in Klamath county report We are adding one hand colored an abundance of ducks but few ♦ ably fair in southern and cen ♦ to some business. portrait with each dosen portraits— geese, Since the forerunners of the ♦ tral California, and occasional ♦ Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Bowers were 'main flock arrived about a week ago. only another Incentive to come to ♦ rain elsewhere. Temperature ♦ the studio early. — Artcratt studio among the California people in! the the natural increase natural increase ill in ihe the uuuiuvi number ♦ near normal. ♦ 202 N. »th St., phono 8». 20 Grants .Pass this morning. i of geese has not taken place. Local ♦ ♦ M. Norden, formerly connected hunters expect signs of ths main ♦ Army Goods Store to Open- Fair tonight and Friday, ex ♦ with the Boswell mine but more re- migration In ten days. However ♦ cept probably rain tonight ♦ Jordan * Spulock have lsa»ed a WORIAI'H SERIEN cently engaged in mining in tbs Mo- nearly every hunter at Tule lake and Friday in northwest Ore ♦ »tore building in the Manning block. jave desert, is speeding several days and that vicinity could boast of a ♦ gon. No. 208 H Sixth itreet and are to ♦ in Grants Pass. Ho says the green goose In his bag. There were not as open on Saturday with • »lock of valley and mountains look good at- many hunters out after ducks and ▼ •a surplus army good». Owing to late ter the burned up deserts. geese this weekend owing to the THE WGION'S ATTITUDE shipment deliveries the stock 1» not Mrs. Edith Msngel was in the city opening of ths quail season Sunday, complete but they will open with a At ths national convention of the today from Aberdeen Villa near Ker- ............. part atock. More goods are expect American Legion, a policy of hands by. She reports that a large number Fan_ ed durtng the week. Mr. Jordan baa off in political matters was an of tourists have »topped at th. Villa u t(jn n„t game already moved to Grants Paas. He nounced. That does not mean that during the summer and that He hu ,g ygnkg Giant», has» been a resident of the Rogue which but two survive. In 1161 ho ghown be((jre gny cUy on River valley for the past 15 year* moved to Kansas and about 29 years the Legion men are not to go into made considerable improvements in _ ... _ . politics for every veteran is urged the resort. Pacific Coast. 20 and at one time conducted en army ago went to Oklahoma, from there moving to Oregon in 1907, locating G. H. Cecil, district forester, and ______ good» store in Ashland. to take an active interest in politics Carl Neal, supervisor of ihe l’mp-|~ on the Illinois river whore bo lived —os an individual rather than a until three yeare ago when he moved qua National forest with headquar Conner 1 n Port la nd— ♦ G. E. Conner arrived at the Hotel I ■member of ths Legion. The Legion ters at Roseburg, were visitors at to Grants Pass. Ho was baptised In OBITUARY the Christian church tn 1896. •sas founded with that policy and the office of the local forest super Portland yesterday, registering from Joeeph Chamberlain Grants Paas. Ore. Mr. Conner is the Besides his widow, he Is survived to determined to maln’ain that at visor last night. Mr. Cecil went on Funeral services for Joseph by two daughters. Mrs. Nora Wood secretary of John Hampshire, who to Medford and Mr. Neal returned titude. to Roseburg, after a short time here. has the contract for grading 30 Chamberlain, who died Wednesday cock, of Rogue River, and Mrs. Min In place of the entry into political, : miles of the Eugeue-Klamatu Falls at his home in this city, were held nie Wing, of Oklahoma; two adopted I life, the Legion has set upon a course: Red Croes To Meet— section of the Southern Pacific. today from Hall's chapel, with Inter -granddaughters, Nora and Laverne A meeting of the members of , While the dirt is flying on the job, ment at the Granite Hill cemetery. Chamberlain, and two »latere, Tilda of promoting civio improvemeats and of working for those things Josephine county chapter American there are some sections of the work The services were conducted by the Clark, of Selma, and Rebekah King, Red Cross will be held in the base-¡where more laborers could be used, G. A. R. post of the city. of Medlord. most needed in the community. The Joseph Chamberlain was born in meat of the public library on Fri-1 Providing snow storms do not come. local Legion post adopted that pol day afternoon at 4 o'clock. October j the contract for grading will be Ohio. December 20, 1840. He was CARD OF THANKH icy almost at the time it was formed 19. The annual election of officers; completed long before the time married to Minerva Bailey, to which We hereby wleh to expreaa our union eight children were born, of sincere thanka to all those asslsting and has maintained it during its will be held. | limit.—Oregonian. u» by thelr kiudness and »ympalhy life. Indications point to a more durtng our lata itereavetneot. Commission to Meet— active participation in local affairs Tax Alao for thè beautiful fiorai off er The county tax supervising and • with the life and vigor of the ax- conservation commission will meet j ingi». warriors centered about the single again on Saturday afternoon to take Mr». C. A. Wlble. Mr. and Mre. Arthur L. Wlble. purpose of making the home town a up the time at which the various 2OHH N «th Mr. and Mra. Arile O. Walker. better place to live. They have in hearings on budgets will be held. This commlslon will consider all of dicated that they will back aa ex SERIOUS BLADDER TROUBLE the budgets of the various tax levy- Stock Incomplete but .Many Article« hibit building for the city, As an ■ ing bodies of the county. "Could not stand nor sit and was on display forced to cry out from intense pain," instrument tor the betterment of the writes Henry Williams. Tarkio, Mon community, the Legion is assured of Special Meeting Melita Commandcry. tana. "The doctors said 1 had in- COME .Will HEE WH VT U E HAVE tlamation of the bladder aud an op Friday evening, Oct. 19th, confer a place alongside the other civic or- eration was necessary. Triad Foley ring of the Order of the Red Cross. for ganizations. A better purpose Kidney Pills and improved at once. MORE GOODS NEXT WEEK Supper 6:30, 50c. P. B. Herman, Tell all my friends about Foley Kid its existence can not ba found. Commander. 21 ney Pills as it will save many from suffering and perhaps, a» in my csss, a dangerous operation." Bladder Scratch Pad»— P*nte of Ornate F ees and kidney trouble demand prompt All kind» of paper and cut to all Bine prttto 31-60; blue line pristo, treatment. Foley Kidney Pills give you want—10c lb. 11.76. Ocrarisr office. quick relief.—Couch's Pharmacy.adv TRY SAN TOX COLD TABLETS 25c RIVOLI SPECIAL FOX NEWS First Game If This Ad- Starts You Trading; Here You will be indebted to the Courier You know how grateful you are to a friend who suggests something for your own good —whether it is a shaving cream, or a jack for your car. You’ll feel the same way toward Mr. Voor- hies’ newspaper if this ad influences you to try C. F. T. Co. service. What’s different about this store? Lots of things. We can’t print them all here so we’ll leave you with one thought to ponder over. Our values are amplified to where comparison is our best advertisement and if you will try us on even so much as a pair of Hose we*ll promise to please you with value, till you will be glad to come again. Buster Brown Shoes really are better value —the chance is all taken out, only real, money savings, satisfactory long wear with price saving left. « 1 Army Goods Store Opens Saturday Morning PEOPLE’S MARKET Men’s Leather Vests Most any style you can think of priced at $6.85, $7.65, $9.95 and $12.45 See our line of Men’» Rain clothing. Golden Rule Store CAMERAS FREE! a AT t Rowell’s Kodak Shop » 212 South Sixth Street T. M. STOTT, Insurance Specialist— THE PICTURE MILL—For fins pho tographs. One block west First Everything in Insurance and National Bank. Sitting daily Bonds. 9 lit 9:30 a. m. to 4 p. m. Sundays by appointment. Studio phone 283-R. FOR RENT—Two or three room Residence 140-J. 12tf apartment. No children. Write l»tt BIDS—The Applegate Valley Tele No. 550 Courier office. phone Co. will receive blds up to Nov. 1st, for operating central of WANTED—A first clsss automobile fice from 5:30 a. m. to 9 p. m. salesman for a high grade line of The company reserves the right to cars. Address No. 549 care of reject any and all blds. For fur the Courier. 22 ther information write or call sec- ESTRAY—There has been on my _ retaryjof company at Provolt. 24 place in New Hope for a year past AUCTION SALE — The Described one 2-year-old brown steer, brand property will be sold at auction at ed "M” on right hip and with Gravlin’s barn on M street, Satur swallow fork in each ear. Owner day, October 20th at 2 p. in. 1 can have property by paying for pair of black mares. 1 good cow, advertisement. Amos Smith, Rd. be fresh soon; 6 dozen hen»; 1 No. 4. 1 Stf wagon; 1 set double harness and other articles, too numerous to FOR SALE—Sherwood coaster wag mention. Jerry Boggi, owner. 20 on, good as new, 35. 58 qts. well TOKAY GRAPES—Special; Second sweetened canned fruit, 25c per grade, not culls, at 4c pur lb, good quart. Call St 206 West D. Phone for eating, Jelly or juice. Top O’ 248. 21 the World Ranch, Rd. 1, Clty. 22 FOR SALE—Alrdttle-Collle pup». Phone 326-L. 21 BUY FROM OWNERS, around To kay Heights, 15 acres of A-l grape land and best of term». One SLEEPING ROOM for rent. Call at «-room home, a wonderful view 214 C Street. 30tf and cozy, on good terms and low price. A real Homelelgh home of FOR SALE Two Holstein-Jersey several acres and in a high state heifers, sired by pure-bred, One of cultivation on a main atreet, a just fresh, other milked four lovely place for young or old. Cgll months. Both very gentle. J. R. at 801 North Eighth St., Grants Hawes, R. F. D. No. 2, or S. P. Pass, or phone 221-R.30 20 —r- 4 « FALL DANCING SEASON NOW OPEN * 4 « GRAPES 2c Per Lb. Come and pick them t » The Riverside Community Club 4 For Jelly and Juice Will give their first dance of the season 4 C. W. COURTNEY SATURDAY NIGHT, OCTOBER 20th 3 Music by Alford*s Orchestra « FIRST VINEYARD WEHT OF 5 I I 4 JONES CREEK 209 South Sixth 211 Closing Out AUTO ACCESSORIES 25% to 40% DISCOUNT ON EVERYTHING Building rented and am obliged to vacate Nov. 1, and will dole out everything before that time. Accessories and gasoline pump and tanks, oil pumps, cash register, typewriter, check protector, desks, show csaes, etc. Valley Garage IL IJtkc, Prop. Gasoline 20c; Eastern Oil 25c qt., 85c gal.; Western Oil 15c qt., 50c gal. We have Jost received some Very Beautiful Wool Coating in Assorted color», priced «1 $2.49 to $5.79 per yard A. L ENGLEDOW DRTGOODfl AND NOTIONS Successor to Klaas* A Truax Phoae 1S1 Granta Paa«, Oregon 101 North Htotb Ht. POßTLAXD MARKET Portland, Ore., Oct. 18.—(A. P.) Mostly Spinach—Local, Orange box, —Livestock steady, eggs and butter banks best, 81-71-82.00. 11.76. Wash. Netted Gems, U. 8. 31-36-81.35. firm. No. 1, 83.15-83-25. Sweet Potatoes—Per lb. Calif. Sacked Vegetable»—Par cwt. Car mostly 4H-5c. Choice steers, .........37.OO-87.6O Tomatoes—Per box, Ore. mostly Hogs, top ____ ........................... 85-86 rots and Beets 81.75-82.00. Turnips. 81 00-81.10; few, 81 26. Hogs, prime light----- 88.00 © 80.60 Parsnips end Rutabagas, 82.50-83. Choice lambs ___ 68.50 © 810.00 East Mt. Lambs — 810-00 © 810.75 Butter, extra cubes, 44c © 44 V4« Butter, prints ___ . —46« Eggs ............ - 4 4c © 53c Wheat, soft whits --------------- 81-01 Wheat, hard white ----- .... 8106 Wheat, western red ------- ------ 81-08 Apples—per box. Ore. Oraven- steins, ex. fancy $2-32.26; fancy $1.60-31.76; cookers, 90e-31; Winter Bananas, extra fancy, 31-76-82.00; fancy, 31.50-31.75; C grade, 81-26; cookers, 31. Jonathans, fancy and extra fancy, 81-31, large 32.00-82.25, Grimes Golden, face and fill, fl.00. Rome Beauty, Fancy, large, 32. Bunched Vegetables—(Per dozen bunches, Carrots, Radishes, Turnips, Beets, 40c-50c, mostly 40c; onions, 50c. Cabbage--Oregon bulk, per cwt., 31.76-82.00; sacked, per lb, »1.50- 31.73; red per lb, 4c. Grapea—Calif. Malagas, lugs, 81* 25C-81-60; bulk lb. 3c-7c. Tokay, 81.50-82 00. Coralchons. 31.75-32. Oregon Concords, per lb. 4c-5c; 2 qt. basket. 18c-20e. Rogue river Mala gas, lugs 81-76-32. Tokays, Black Muscats, Rose of Peru, mostly 82* 82.25. Onion»—Par cwt., Oro. Danvers, 33.00-83.26. Boilers, 82.00 82 25; white pickling. 8c-9e lb. Wash, rads and yellows, 82.75. Pears—Per box. Oregon and Wash ington Anjous, fancy, 81-76; combi nation. 31-26. Winter Neills, per lb. 4e-6c; box, 52.26. Plums—Ore. Italian prunes, 8Hc. "Potatoes—-Sucked per cwt., 4 C. F. T. Co. YANKS GIANTS 4 Don’tTet aTLow Price Keep You From Using The Best 1 We do not have to pay long-haul tranapotw cion and high merchandising costs to make Zero!eng available. All that you spend for Zerolene goes to buy high quality only. Zerolcne forms las carbon than any other motor oil known to us. As a result, the Zerolene-lubri' cated car may be driven from 25% to 50% far» ther without having the valves ground or the cylinders rebored. Because Zcrolene girei better lubrication contin uously, it reduces wear to a minimum and per» mits the delivery of more engine power to the wheels on the ground,giving you more mileage from your gasoline. Insist on Zerolcne—even if it does cost less. standard oil company (California) 30% less CARBON 1
