WOtuAr. fANVABV T, IMI
CLUB PLAMTS WILD RICE
DOYLE’S
North 6th St
Mine and Mill
Supplies
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Grant» P*»«
Just completed inventory and find lota of odd lots of different goods which we want to close ont at
very low prices.
3<i-in. Meramlitir „ilk goods that nold at *1
«hnrt
|1<9
4p-inrh I’usav Willuiy PebUette. «hartnuHO, ami
hrepe Knit, $3.19 to
»9, short lengtbe_ $2.65
Imported Colorvd Pongee, :w inches wide, Black
Peacock an«l Green_
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Womenwaists and overblousCB in silk crepe de
chine, georgettrH and pongees, s|*eeiaUy priced.
Silk DreMscb, Clinton (’repos, Tricoshams, Taffetas
Mini (’holmRise, value to f*J6.50 for___
916.75
\\ omen’s Wool Dresses in Tricotine.... ...... .. $9 90
\\ oineu s wool dresses in browns and navys in
emit styles and straight line effects, wonderful
vaiuo at
$16.75
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Machinery
M8ONK 4M
REMNANTS HALF PRICE
Wash Goods. Wool Goods, Silks. Ginghams and
Ribbons. Ixot of useful lengths.
3-Comfort Size Cotton Batt in one sheet 7*2 x90..._
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STAMPED GOODS FOR EMBROIDERY
Scarfs, Centers, Gowns. Baby Dresses, etc., your
choice half price.
27-inrh Outing Flannel, good, nice soft quality 16c
18-meh All Linen Crash Toweling__________ 19c
10-4 Unbleached Sheeting, good quality, fine even
veite
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59c yard
Stamped Goods, Children’s Dresses, Scarfs. Lunch
Cloths, Gowns, Ronijiers, etc., half price.
Classified Advertising
G. A. BRYAN—The Plumber. For
Multary plumbing and heating.
SBU.N0 OCT RANCHES at bargain
Skilled labor only employed. Ue
prices. 6 and 10 yours' time.
guarantee our work. Phone 304,
S12 H street.
if
Ranchea for rent and exchange.
Gold Ray ResUty Company, Meo
MONEY
SAVED
—
Avoid
lose
|n
ford. Oregon.
It
property and life. Beet in dry and
liquid (tetrachloride) tire extin
FOR BALK UR EXCRANWB—40-
renm betel wKh three SaslneM
guisher». Meet Insurance com
rooms
Gold Ray Realty Oom
patii»« and »tato requirements.
pany, Medford. Oregea
tf
Examination, any make, free. Ad-
dreaa, Geo. 8. Barton, Grants Pass,
FOR SALB- 809 aere irrigated
Ore.
‘¡ill
ranck bordertng river aad hlgk
way, 8 MUlea rrom Orsis Paas
Ffm BXCMANtJB
Nacrtnee at 818.MS es 18 years
time, *18»s per year, 8 per eeat WILL EXCHANGE carpenter work
for one horse or team.
E. E.
Interest. Gold Ray Realty Co.,
Bricked, P. O. Box 878.
89
Medtord. Oregon.
6111
IA1ST
HiR BAUD—Or trade, 18 acres on
lower river road. Il C. Ute. lOtu
and A atreota.
93 LOST Dec. 10, Hog—Collie and Air
dale, light gray, white around
FOR SALE—4L C. while and dark
ueck and breast, blemish in one
brown Leghorns, and B. R ocks ,
eye. Ono tusk broken off. Any
»arel» 11.10 ami up. raiseu
one knowing of this dog notify E.
from pedigreed stock. Ru. No. 8,
A. Klnkle, Wonder, Ore. Reward.
Box 11, Coa Schaefers
86
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FOR SALK- »'into Leghorn cock-
1HL19NHHAK13O
«rei». Hollywood airain, Rocord
ot 100 eggs or bolter.
Pnunn MRS KLIJCN PRUITT— Heamstrewi.
HU
7Stf
Your home or mine. Work guar
anteed. 406 E St. Phon« 288-R
CALL 164-Ï tor dry alab wood,
108
|2 60 per Her delivered.
88
BlILDIAG (Dirk.iCniKH
FOR SALE—1<0 acre ranch 8 miles
from Glendale, \ mile from high HARPER * BON—Building contrae-
way, opeh to range, fine cattle
tora. Sbop work, furniture eratlug.
ranch, plenty good water, from 4u
Shop 417 O St. Photo« 14S-J.
to "o acres cleared, largo barn
and house, for 88.000. |1.2<iu W. R. BARRETT— Bnllder. kitchen
and rttloe furniture a a»eelalty.
down and 6 per cent on balance;
Shop and Residence 834 8. 6th St.,
can arranged it on payments. For
City. Phone 608-J.
1»U
mure particulars write to owner,
J 1). Gwon, Powers, Ore., Boz
LNMTBUCT1ON IN MVMO
231.
88
GET IN YOUR ORDERS now tor PROGRESSIVE PIANO SCHOOL—
Clara Tuttle Fenton, «13 A street.
wood.
Rig body fir. shipment»
State Accredited Teacher,
wh| Mart In the next ten day« (tn
liurrowos Kindergarten Course.
only at the present). All you
Mrs. Ebbs Hanseu. Assistant,
want 82.50 per tier. Why P«y
88
616 South Fifth St.
more. Phone 60«.
FOR SALK—Ford, good tiro», good
puller. Battery *106. W. C. Long
8 5
FOR SALE—Beat of grape land In
tracta to suit and torni« to «ult.
Near Hugo. George Baor. Hugo.
PIANO SCHOOL FOR BEGINNERS
—Hattie Coleman Calvert, 611
North Fourth Street. Affiliated
teacher National Academy of
Music, Carnegie Hall. New York.
FOIi RENT
DR. R. J, BE8TUL. Veterinarian.
Residence 838 Washington boul»
vard Phone 898-R.
VETERINARY HUROKUN
FOR RENT—Flrot class alfalfa anil
grain lands on either cash or
«hare basis River Banks Farms, DR. R. B. GRIFFENHAOEN, Veter
Grants Pass. Oregon.
91
inarian. Office Jo. Co-op. Asen.
Phone 63; Rea. 803 D St., phone
FOR RENT- Furnished apartment
191-R.___________ .
on ground floor, modern conven
iences. Phono 34 2-J or cell at 613
PHYSICIANS ANI) SURGEONS
South Fourth St.
86
FOR RENT—One 3-rootn and one Q, B. M ARKS. M. D., Practice limited
to diseases of eye, eer, nose and
4 room furnished apartment. Close
throat. Phone 62.
in. Ihqnlru 7ns K 8t.
87
1KMTORS
LOUGH1UDGE & MO3ER
I’lUl KENT Light hoilHek-opIng
—Physiciens A surgeons, Doctor
room«. Inquire at 65 4 North
Lo u g bridge gives spécial attention
Eighth. Phoue 339-Y.
86
to surgery, obatetrlcs, and diseuses
FURNISHED room for sleeping or
•Ç women. Dr. Moser glres spécial
light housekeeping with «looping
attention to surgery, dlogaosla &
porch, with modern conveniences.
dlaearea ot chlljlren. Oompieto X-
Phone 317-J before 5 In evening.
Tlay sflulpinelt, Dental X-Rav. Of
••
fice phone 183. Re». Dr. Moser,
48-R; Dr. Loughrldae, 38».
WANTED
DR. RALPH W. BTBARNS—Phyal-
\ '. I ED - Worn io for ItoiiMi wotk
clan and »urgaon. Special atten
F. W. Reynold«, went G St., oppo
tion to surgory, Ofbatetrlro and Di-
site Orango Hall, phono «09-F-11.
seasoa of women. Complete X-ray I
85
COOK WANTS JOB In camp.
Wataon, 718 South Fifth.
T. W.
E2¡
MIS<-HIXANKOUN
J. B. HOWELU—Jeweiervend violin
maker, repairer of vlollne
other atring
Instruments.
Knuth Hixth stroeV_________ _
PIPE
Standard water pip« and screw cas
ing for «very purpose; also valve»
»nd fittings. Both uew and re-tnan
ufactured. All material gnsrantenn
Money saving prices. Immediate de
livery.
O. WE188BAUM
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Hen Francisco
HEMSTITCHING -Straight, In cot
ton, 6c yj. Ladle» and children »
dressmaking. 801 East H bl1**1
Phone 397-Y.
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THE JORDAN NURSERY- A homo
limtltutlon.
Wo «poclalho lu
Franquotto walnut» and grnpo«,
al«o have everything In high grade
acclimated »lock in variety. At
North Tenth St., Grunt» Pa»«- »7
That Black Cat.
Defying popular superstition by
stopping to fondle a block ent. n wom
an In Hull. England, was knocked
down and killed by a train whose ■p-
preach she bad failed to notice.
I
P. S. WOODIN
»*..«.
GRANTS PASS
City Directory
tc« iS
M r^M «C Nun*
Worthy Ambition.
equipment. Dental X-ray. Phones,
home. 21-T; office 21J.
tf
DR. W. F. RUTHERFORD—Menimi
theraputiea. Office over Weet«-rn
Vnloa. Ree. 249 R office Î17-R
and Heavy Hardware
Mere length of years la a questionable
blessing sad may «ran bo
liability to the Individua!
mnnlry. vigorous health
comfort and Joy to old nge
longevity a worthy ambition.
JAPAN TO SPEND
HALF BILION
Price Reduced to $1.00
Get Yours at the Courier Office Nm
Reconstruction Program Calls for
Expenditure of Large Sum
in Five Years.
Washington.—Condition» in Japan
are gradually becoming settled. Mili
tary law has been d: »continued and
sufficient temporary structures have
been provided to care for all whq were
without shelter, says a cable received
by the Far Eastern division of the De
partment of Commerce from Its Tokyo
representative. It is unofficially esti
mate*! that reconstruction expendi
Cancer Kills Many.
Statistics Show that 180,1)00 persons tures during tbe Hr«’ flve years will
died In this country from reaver dur reach only »52R.80O.OOO. of which
amount $.'175.000.000 will be spent In
ing the last year.
Tokyo and 8150.000.000 In Yokohama.
Indicating that either the damage
caused by the earthquake was not as
The Oscillator.
great as It appeared, or that the pro
There is nothing more pitiable In the gram of re-oustroctlcn will be carried
world than an Irresolute man. oscillat* out over a long period of years.
Ing between iw«» fowling« who could
To Postpone Alt Loans.
wlUhtgiy unim the tww. and whe <!<»♦•
It la eented in Tokyo that tbe 1R24-
not ¡»erceire tiiHt nothing can unite 1825 budget estimates will be reduced
them.—Goethe.
to about L27S.000.000 yen. compared
with the current budget estimate of
■ »IUIM
■ ■
1.340.000.000. This decrease of 70,-
000,000 from the c u r ren t budget fig
ures will go a long way toward offset
ting an estimated decrease la revenue
Simple camphor, hydrastis. witch- during the coming year of about 190.-
hazel. etc., as mixed in Lavoptlk eye 000,000 yen. The nAilater of Baaace
wash, strengthens eyes and helps any announces that all schemes, including
case weak, strained or sore eyes. loans plnnned prior to the earthquake,
Lavopttk acts very quick. Aluminum
eye cup free. N alio owl Drug Store. will be postponed during the present
financial year, and as a first step to I
(Adv )
ward Increasing revenues the govern
ment enrtempiates raising domestic
telegraph and postal rates. Rank
clearings of the five principal dis
tricts of Japan during October reached
■I wouldn't tx without
4,300,000.000 yen—almost double those
Z*P Y RQL'say« one man
; who has been free of colds
of the preceding month. t
I ”\ for years. He prevents
France to Repay War Loan.
X-, SORE THROAT
Tbe money market continues easy
with the exchange rate on an even
TONSILITIS
keel, though smaller firms nre ■ttii
HEAD COLDS
having difficulty tn negotiating credits
due to lack of sufficient security.
Overaalwription ot the 53.000.000
yen Internal refunding loan and a large
Increase in postal savings Indicate gen
eral financial strength, which Is in
creased by the amalgamation of 100
private banka under the lea<lershlp of
the Yasuda l>ank and the announced
Intention of France to repay a war
loan nt 50.000,000 yea. made in Japan,
which will probably be applied to pur
chase of reconstruction materials in
Europe and will tend to ease the drain
on the gold reserve held abroad.
Point of Cure.
In the history of man It has boon
rery generally the rase, that when
evils hare grown Inaufferoble they
bave touched ttie point of core.—E.
H. Chapin.
THIS HELPS EYE STRAIN
It Starts Here
The “Ad” That Saved a City
Rome was being attacked. The massive walls were breached.
The enemies pressed haTd on every side. To the north, the invad
ers crept stealthily through the night to storm the gates. In the
dark, they stumbled on a flock of geese. The fowls cackled loud
and long—the sentries board—and Rome was saved.
Advertising is continually saving something for someone. It
will save for you, too, if you use it properly.
It will save you money by pointing out real bargains, by tell
ing you of true values, by giving you prices to compare and by
telling you how much you should pay.
*
It will save you time and effort by telling you exactly where
and when to go for what you want to buy. You don't have to
“shop around.”
It will save you disappointment by telling you just what you
can expect from your purchases. Everytime a merchant or manu
facturer advertises, he obligates himself to sell you goods that
fulfill his claims. He knows it doesn’t pay to advertise unworthy
wares.
Read the advertisements as a plain, every-day business prop
osition. It is a duty you owe yourself and your purse.
CHJCHESTERSPILLS
S0UHVMU66tSIStVtRWR£
AW, WHAT’S THE USE
Walks Back.
ft Is no nncommon thing for a poor
Chinese coolie to spend his hist ••cash”
for a speedy suiomoblk* ride which
leaves him stranded many miles from
home, to which he trudges back com-
placeotly.
THE ADVERTISEMENTS WILL HELP YOU SAVE
;
Published by the Grants Pass Defly Courier In co-operation with
Tbe American Association of Advertising Agencies.
Plats of Cranta Pas»—
Blue prints 31.50; blue line prints.
31.75. Courier office.
By L. F. V*n Zelm
warn» Newsnuner Vnlon
The Latest Wrinkle in
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