Grants Pass daily courier., January 09, 1924, Page 3, Image 3

WEDN7NDAY, JIWARY », Hrji.
BRACE UP
DOYLE’S
Grunts P ms , Oregon
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WOMEN’S DRESSES AND COATS
REDUCED
Women’s Dresses, up-to-tlic-miniite styles, beauti­
ful materials, values to $26.50 for
$16.75
Remnants at Half Price
W uh I i Goods, Wool Goods, Kilk, all kinds of cloth,
useful lengths.
$3.19 to $3.59 Silk in Pussy Willow, ('harmousv, Ra­
dium, etc., lengths 1 y.i to 3*/. yds. __ ____
$2.65
3-lb. Comfort Bats, 75x90 size......... ............ $1.39
Du you feel otd before your time?
Is your back bent and stiff? Do you
suffer urinary disorders? Don’t des­
pair—profit by Grants Pas» exper­
iences
Grants Paas people recom-
ment Doan’s Kidney Pill» Here's a
Grants Pass resident’s statement.
Mr». J. lloesch. 109 Foundry Ht.,
says: "1 can't speak too highly in
pruisc ot Doan's Kidney Pills for I
have never found anything their
equal tor backache and kidney
trouble. Hlnco taking Doan's I urn
bothered but little with my back
or kidneys."
The above statement was given
March 20, 1916, and on March 24,
1920, Mrs. Boesch said: *‘I urn glad
to repeat all I said In fuvor of Doan's
Kidney Pills. I have had no return
of kidney trouble and always recom­
mend Doan's to anyone 1 hear com­
plaining of kidney trouble.”
Price 60c at all dealers. Don't
simply aak for a kidney remedy—get
Doan's Kidney Pills—the same that
Mrs. Boesch had.
Foster-Milburn
Co.. Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
DENIES MOTHER
MS GERMAN SPY
Daughter of Mata-Hari Trying to
Clear Her Name.
WAS KILLED BY FIRING SQUAD
Mata Hart, the most notorious wom­
an spy the world has ever known. Is
■lead, shot six years ago by a firing
squad of French Zouaves one dreary
autumn dawn behind the walls of Vin­
cennes prison.
The story of her capture, sensa­
tional trial and previous career of In­
1
trlgue—a career with which king»,
princes and prime ministers were
linked, already lias been told, The
names of a French minister of war
and the second highest minister In s
French foreign ministry were men­
FOR HALE
MONEY SAVED—Avoid loss in
tioned. and It also was disclosed that
property und Ufo. Best iu dry und
Matn-Hari was the mistress of the
liquid (tetrachloride) fire extin­
8ELLNQ OUT RANCHES at bargain
German crown prince, who once took
guishers. Meet lusuruuce com­
prices, 5 and 10 years’ I iium
her with him to the military maneu­
palile»
und
»tutu
requirements.
Rauches for reul and vsehaugo.
vers In Silesia. One of her last loves
Examination,
any
make,
free.
Ad
­
Uuld Kay Realty Company, Med­
was the Dutch premier, Van der Lin­
dress, Geo. H. Bnrtou, Grunts l'usa,
ford, Uregou.
if
IV® Grandmother's Recipe to
den, who, after her conviction, made
Oro.
76lf
Bring
Back
Color
and
FOR BALK OR EXCHANGE—40-
strenuous efforts to obtuln a pardon
Lustre to Hair
room hotel with three business DEMONSTRATION
FREE — "Air
for her from the French government.
rooms. Gold Ray Realty Com
Guuge” Inner tubes and "Beacon
Mnta-Harl's story has been told;
pany, Medford, Oregon.
tt
Lit«/’ spark plugs. C. E. Dlxou,
but now her daughter han come freab
You can turn gray, faded hair beau­ from a Holland convent to attempt to
Murphy, distributor tor Grunts
FOR BALE 300 aers Irrigated
Pass and vicinity.
90 tifully dark and lustrous almost over dear her mother’s name.
ranch bordering river and High­
night if you'll get a bottle of “Wyeth's
way, 3 miles trotn Granta Pae» WEAVING DONE—Fancy or . pluin Sage and Sulphur Compound" at any
Seldom baa a young girl made a
rifle« at *16,tee on to year»
weaving. Orders filled promptly. drug store. Millions of bottles of this more pathetic pilgrimage. She Is In
time, iieeu per year, 6 par esut
Miss Adelina Tuylor, Wilderville, old famous Sage Tea Recipe, improved Paris searching the records, trying to
interest. Gold Ray Realty Co.,
oie.
11 by the addition of other ingredients, establish her mother’s Innocence. The
M- dloid, Uregou.
bill
are sold annually, say well-known drug­ famous dancer, she assert», died a
gists here, bc< ausc it darkens the hair martyr, willing to be known as a spy
H>K
EXCHANGE
FOR SAIJC-- Or trade, 18 acres ou
so naturally and evenly that no one can
In order to shield her, the daughter,
lower river road. 77. C. Lee, TUtU
a
tell it lias been applied.
WILL
EXCHANGE
carpenter
work
end A atraéis.
from a knowledge of her true manner
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Those
whose
hair
is
turning
gray
or
for one horse or team.
E. E. becoming faded have a surprise await­ of Bring.
FUR M.ALE--B. C. white aud dark
89 ing them, because after one or two ap­
Brlckell. P. O. Box 6 78
Dancer's Diary.
brown Leghorns, nnd B. Rocas,
plications the gray hair vanishes and
Locherei» fl.6u ana up. raiseu
DLRHS.MAK1NU
Mata-llari was not a spy, her dangh-
your loclts become luxuriantly dark and
from pedigreed stock. Itu. No. 3,
tcr says, but was a courtesan. And,
beautiful.
Box li, Lun Hcliaeters.
99 MRS. ELLEN PRUITT—Seamstress.
This is the age of youth. Gray­ the daughter adds, she was accused
Your home or mine. Work guar­ haired. unattractive folks aren't wanted falsely by a woman rival for the affec­
FOR SALE—White lx*ghuru cock-
anteed. 406 E St. Phono 288-K. around, so get busy with Wyeth’s Sage tions of a Frenchman high in the
ereis, Hollywood •tram.
Record
108 ami Sulphur Compound to-night and offices of the government,
ul 300 eggs or belter.
i'bono
you'll be delighted with your dark,
J4S J.
“My mother waa a far better woman
7811
BUILDING CONTRACTOR«
handsome hair and your youthful ap­
I thnn she was ever admitted to be,”
pearance
within
a
few
days.
CALL 155-Y lor dry slab wood,
■ the girl says. “She was Incapable ot
42.50 per Iter delivered.
ttu HARPER A BON—Building contrae-
the infamies laid at her door. I have
lora. rthop work, furniture crating,
FOR HALE—7 80 acre ranch M iu H< m
vowed on the cross, the symbol of my
Hhop 417 O Hl.. I tlOtM) 14. J.
trotn u leuda ie, % mue i ruin nign-
mother's faith, that I will not rest
♦
HEAD
STUFFED
FROM
wuy, upon tu Tauge, Huu tlllUU W. R. BARJUOTT— Builder, kitchen 1
I have cleared her name."
CATARRH OR A COLD ♦ until
lauen, plenty gupd Mater, from t>u
and office rumiture a specialty.
In the court martial of the dancer
to 10 acres cleared, largo barn
Shop and Residence 824 S. 5th St.. ♦
1 '
it was charged that at one time she
und bouse, for JJ.uüu, JI,too
City, Phone 608-J.
19tf + Say» Cream Applied in Nostril» * wns In Spain conferring with a Ger­
down und 6 per cent ou balance;
♦ Opens Air Pasoages Right Up. * man agent. Actually, the girl main-
cun arranged it on payments. Fur
INSTRUCTION LN MUSIC
++*4-+++++*-MFW++++-:-444-4--:-c tains, she was In Holland, visiting her
moru particulars write to owner,
Instant relief—no waiting.
Your at a convent.
J. D. Owen, Fowurs, Ore., Box PROGRESSIVE PIANO SCHOOL—
T
In startling contrast to the daugh-
clogged nostrils open right up; the air
231.
88
Giura Tuttle Fentou, 813 A street. passages of your bead clear and you ter’s claims, however. Is the dead
Stale
Accredited
Teacher.
GET IN YOUR ORDERS now for
van UreaUw iivvls. No more hawking, dancer's diary, published after her ex­
Burrow va Kindergarten Course.
wood.
Big body fir, shipments
snuffling, blowing, headache, dryness. No ecution. In this umazlng document
Mrs.
Ebba
ilutison,
Assistant,
struggling for breath at night; your oold
Will »tart in tho next ten days (III
she told the story of her life and ad- ,
515 South Filth St.
or catarrh disappears.
only at tho present). All you
pay
Get a small bottle of Ely’» Cream milted having been an agent of the
want *2 50 per tier. Why
88 PIANO SCHOOL FOR BEGINNERS Balm from your druggist now. Apply German secret service for many years.
more. Phone 608.
—Hatlie Coleman Calvert, 511 a little of this fragrant, antiseptic, heal­ All Paris rend the revelations with
North Fourth Street. Affiliated ing cream in your nostrils. It penetrate» I emotion. Incited by the heart-gripping
FOR SALE— Rest of grupo land lu
teacher National Academy ot through every air passage of the head, memories of those dark days In 1917
tracts to suit and torma to suit.
Music, Carnegie Hall, New York. soothes the inflamed or swollen mucous
N'«ar Hugo. George Baer, Hugo.
when Muta-Hari's arrest coincided
membrane and relief comes instantly.
FOR SALE - Stumpage, 40 acre» of
VETERINARY BURGEON
It's just tine. Don’t stay stulRxl-up with the failure of the offensive tn
heavy wood timber, 3 miles from
Champagne and the temporary col­
with a cold or nasty tutorrh.
railroad station. For particulars DR. R. J. BEBTUL. Veterinarian.
lapse of the hopes placed in the power
write Mrs. J. C. Walker, Wllder-
Residence 838 Washington boule­
of the tanks to sweep the German
ville, Oregon.
90
vard. Phone 398-R.
hordes from their trenches.
The (laughter says she cannot be- ;
FOR HALE CHEAP Star touring DR. R. B. GRIFFENHAGEN, Veter­
TRY SULPHUR ON
lleve her mother wrote the diary, and
car run 1300 miles. Well equip­
inarian. Office Jo. Co-op. Assn.
If she did. it was simply further to
ped and In fine condition. See A.
AN ECZEMA SKIN
Phone 53; Rus. 803 D St., phono
Walker at the W. J. Radke home,
hide her real manner of living.
191-R.
Weal A St., or write Box 9 4, City.
Became a Buddhist Dancer.
Costs Little and Overcomes
91
I'UYBILTANS AND BURGEONS
Mata-Hari was born In 1880 In Java,
Trouble Almost Over
FOR HALE—1 Anker lialth cream
the daughter ot a Dutch trader and a
Night
separator, sklma 500 lbs. per hour. G, B. MAKES, M. D.. Practice limited
native woman. Her father died when
to
diseases
of
eye,
ear,
nose
and
Used five months, practicully new.
4
she was a child and her mother fled
throat
Phone
83.
1 gave |90 for it, will sell for halt
Any breaking ont of the skin, even with her to Burma nnd placed her in
price. Inquire of Elmer Colvlg on
fiery, itching eczema, can I* quickly
Jones Croek or R. F. D. 3. Granta DOCTORS LOUGH RIDGE A MOSEl< overcome by applying Mentho-Sulphur, <1 Buddhist temple to save her from
the fate of half-caste girls In the
—
Physicians
A
surgeons,
Doctor
Pass.
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declares a noted skin specialist. Be­ Orient. There, while a dancer of the
Lougbrtdge gives special attention cause
of
its
germ
destroying
properties,
to surgety, obstétrica, and diseases
FOR RENT
sulphur preparation instantly brings temple. Captain McLeod of the Brit­
of tvouien. Dr. Moser given special this
case
skin irritation, soothes and ish army, a baronet, saw her at a
atteo'Jon to surgery, diogqoeis & heals from
FOR RENT—First class alfalfa and
the
eczema
right up and leaves Buddhist festival and fell In love with
diseases ot children. Complete X- the skin clear and smooth.
grain lands on either eshh or
her. She escaped from the temple,
Kay equipment. Dental X-Ray. Ot-
sharo basis. River Banks Farms.
It seldom fails to relieve the torment
flee phone 182. Ros. Ur. Moser. without delay. Sufferers from skin married the baronet and bore him
Grants Pass, Oregon.
91
three children. One of these was poi­
48-R; Dr. Loughridste, 389.
trouble should obtain a small jar of soned by her gardener st the behest
a FOR RENT—Ono 3-room und
uuo
4-room furnished apartment. Close DR. RALPH W. STEARNS—-Physi­ Rowles Mentho-Sulphur from any of an ayah whom she had beaten in
good druggist and use it like cold
in. Inquire 708 E SL____
87
cian and surgeon. Special atten­ cream.
a fit of anger. Mata-Hnri shot the
tion
to
surgery.
Obstetrics'
and
Di
­
gardener with a revolver. Then she
FOR RENT Light housekeeping
seases of women. Complete X-ray
took one of the remaining children.
rooms. Inquire ut 65 4 North
Hot
Water
Bottles
in
China.
equipment. Dental X-ray. Phones,
89
ile<t to Marseilles and thence to Hol­
Eighth. Phone 339-Y.
American nnd British mnnufneturers
bom«. 11-Y: office 11-J.
tf
land. where slie placed the little
export large quantities of rubber hot-
FURNISHED room for sleeping or
(laughter In a convene
light housekeeping with sleeping DR. W. F. RUTHERFORD—Manual water hotties to northern Chins, where
Going to Paris, she went on the
theraputics. Office over Western the Chinese women use them during
porch, with modern convenience».
Union. Re». 259-R; office 217-K. the cold winter months to keep their stage as a dancer. A German diplo­
Phone 317-J beforo 5 in evening.
mat became infatuated with her, and
89
hands warm when out of doors.
her career of Intrigue began, which
HIX ROOM HOUSE for rent nt 305
finally ended with her arrest ns a spy.
Manzanita Ave.
87
.Mata-Hari was confident of acquit­
TOUT
PERSONS
ft.
tal to the end. On the day the court-
MIHCELLANKOUH
Inclino to f (if I feeling after eat­
ing, gasiy pain v constipation
martial's verdict was to be rendered,
Krlirctd and digrtlion improved ip
J. B. HOWELL—Jewoler, »nd violin
she mnde herself up as for the stage.
maker, repairer of violins
She had never looked so stunning and
CHAMBERLAINS she
other string
Instrumente.
used all her seductive wiles to
Rnntb Sixth street
TABLETS
conquer the young officers upon whom
i
Cleansing and comforting - only 25«
her fnte depended.
P 1 P K
Standard water pipe and screw cas­
ing for every purpose; also valves
and fittings. Both new and re-man­
ufactured. All material guaranteed.
Mouey easing prices. Immediate de­
livery.
O. WE1SSBAUM & CO.
i«7 Eleventh Ht
Hen Francisco
Classified Advertising
TO DARKEN HAIR
C. J. BREIER CO.
S
Proud In Shadow of Death.
When, after the clicking of heel»
and the dutter ot arms In obedience
to the sharp command. "present arm»,"
the death sentence was read, she re- ,
talned brr proud composure, although
her face turned aaiien wlilte.
"All, gentlemen, you are ungallnnt.”
was her sole comment, aud then. "I
have loved too well.”
Mata-Hari was removed to the won-
••n*» prison of Ht. Mure. At first the
dancing girl refused all tbe attentions
of the nuns who direct the prison, but
toward the end she Itecume more
gentle, and one of tbe last acenes of
n tragic life was the gathering of tbe
nuns In prayer around the abandoned
mariner who bad bad many of the
mighty In Europe at her feet.
The day before her death, Mata-
Hart. for the flr»t time, appeared met-
.incholy and the kindly «latera remen- «
strafed with her and urged her to
dance so a» to throw off her sadness
And Mara llnrl dnn.-ed her last dance,
tier dame of death. In a prison ceU
io an audience of nun».
Faces Firing Squad.
On the morning of her execution, at
Vincennes prison, she was drersed In
her loveliest gown, its brilliant color­
ings standing out In gay contrast to
the somber sky and the still more
somber prison walla. She was placed
before a small mound and the firing
squad came forward.
An officer dropped bls sword arm;
there was a rattle of musketry tire
and she slowly crumpled to tbe
ground. A red stain appeared on the
bosom of the dress.
So died Mata-Hari, the spy.
And now — her daughter, alone
against the world. Is seeking to dear
her name, to prove that after all, she
was not the woman aba was supposed
to be.
Mine and Mill
Supplies
Machinery and Heavy Hardware
PHONE 42
P. S. WOODIN
an h rr.
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Tho American Association of Advertising Agencies.
51 Stores
AW, WHAT’S THE USE
HEMSTITCHING- Straight, In cot­
ton, 6c yd. Ladle» and children’»
dressmaking. 801 East H street.
Phone 397-Y.
18tf
THE JORDAN NURSERY—A homo
institution.
We specialize in
Franquette walnutB und grapes,
also have everything in high gradu
acclimated stock in variety. At
North Tenth St., Grants Pass. 87
(
U. A. BRYAN—The Plumber. For
«unitary plumbing aud heating.
Skilled labor only employed. We
guarantee our work. Rhone 306,
512 H Street.
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ANY ONE wishing to communicate
with a deputy game warden, ad­
dress Rox 680, or phone 167-J,
Grunts Pass, Ore.
91
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