TtTrtMT. Atnn if ., ir.M. GRANT* PASH DAILY COVIUBB PAGE FOUR. - i Neale DON’T MISS THIS! PERSONAL *«S LOQÆL SPECIAL OFFER I* Installed-" A new 10-ton scale I« being In­ stalled this wook at the Josephine Farmers Cooperative association. It is expected that the scales will be ready for commercial weighing next week. U J. Allen, of Corvallis, was a bus­ Butler tie— 70 j At The Truax Grocery. iness visitor In the city today. Optical goods at Letcher Jt Son's. Spécial Offer Wear-Even— Proves I p On lloniestenil— Mr. and \|rs. n. C. Bostwick, of Two-quart aluminum double boil- A. Il Estes was in the city Mcn- Williams, were among the visitors in er. »1.98 this week. Rogue River day uight to make final entry on Grants Pass this morning. 73 his homestead a mile and a halt Hardware Co. Edgar A. Blersdorf. of Portland.j southwest of Murphy. The tract is In the city superintending the In-j Where Your Heart I*— consists of 90 acres. Ills witnesses stallation of machinery in the plant, » V bo. were John Brockley and Your photograph ought to Elijah of the Grants Pass creamery. * Artcraft Studio. Baby Specialists. 71 Broyles. See Dr. Marks for best glasses, tf. Mrs. R. J. Morehouse, of Phoenix, Take I p Colh-ethm— A collection was being taken up Pint* of Granta l*aaa spent the day in Grants Pass on bus-! Blue prints >1.50; blue line prints, here today by neighbors of I. W. On- iness and visiting. 11.75. Courier office. stot. who was made homeless on Sat ­ Mr. and Mrs. II. Hiller and Mrs E. J. Luttrell left this morning for urday by a firn which burned his Corvallis where they will visit a borne to the grotin I The pirn-.- w.-.s NEWMAN METHODIST t’HI’IM’ll located 14 miles from Grants Pass. KEEPS"HOLY WEEK" brother who is ill. two miles back in the hills from I’ro-j Wear-ever aluminum two-quart l****‘*f This offer expin» The service each evening begins »1.98. volt. The contents of the house were double boiler, this week A^ril 19th. nt 7:30 p. m. The program for the Rogue River Hardware Co. 73 also a complete loss. This Double Boiler is unexcelled for cooking cereals, boiling rice, week is as follows: Dr. W. H. Flanagan leaves tonight' making puddings, sauce« and custards, and far all cooking opera­ Attention Scottish Rite Masons :I2 — Tuesday evening, "A Pay of Con- for Albany where he will attend the Maundy Thursday services at the troveray." tions that require slow, even, carefully managed cooking. The grand Commandery sessions which two pieces can also be used separately: the cover fits both. Masonic Temple, Thursday, April 17. Wednesday evening. "A Dap of Sll-i open tomorrow. Dr. Flanagan is 6 p. tn. sharp. Banquet following. once.” delegate from the Melita Command-, Bring your card. 11. H E. Couch, secy Thursday evening. "A liny of Fel-| ery. 71 lowahlp.” The WINCHESTER Store Glasses fitted at Letcher & Son’s. Friday evening, “A Day of Suffer­ Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Gale and son Newtown Cooking Ippica- ing." unexpectedly arrived here Saturday At The Truax Grocery. TO It Is a splendid thing to turn aside evening and were guests at the home ■from our regular vocatlc-a to make of Mrs. Gale's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Yres— much of the pre-Easter season. The A. Sherard yesterday. They plan to We sell Hotpoint-IIughes Electric services are being held in the Ep­ Some Serviceable visit relatives in Grants Pass before Ranges. Complete line at Clevengers worth league rooms (on 6th at.,) returning to their home in Dunsmuir. Electric Store. 64tf and all are invited. —Ashland Tidings. D. tester Fields minister. Joe Long and Stanton Rowell All Cars Inspected— Oregon is doing its full duty In Ohio Metal Worker a Victim made a business trip the last part Ashland, Or.. April 15.—A strange of the week to Crescent City. Mr. inspecting cars coming from Call- Ray 8. Ball, Huron, Ohio, was a and — sight greeted the eyes of those re­ Rowell reports that the roads are in fornia. for the foot and mouth victim of coughs and colds. Both he and his sister suffered with them, siding on the eastern outskirts of excellent condition as far as Hays disease, says Rev. and Mrs. F. Gor­ but found "speedy relief” through Ashland Saturday evening, when a hill. From Waldo on to Crescent don Hart. They made a trip over the use of FOLEY S HONEY AND wagon and trailer, drawn by a span City they are reported to be in rather th«- line Monday and upon their re­ TAR COMPOUND, (he old favorite of oxen completed a descent of Dead poor shape. turn were forced to have their car cough remedy. He writes: "I have at a price found FOLEY’S HONEY AND TAR Indian hill and pulled up at the tonight fur the disinfected, as well us the occu­ COMPOUND a most excellent reme­ G. O. Toft leaves 1 Homes and Tucker farms in Bell­ northern part of the state where he pants. There was snow falling, the dy for coughs and colds. My sister view district. It was none other than will look into the had a severe cold and cough a year t transfer of proper­ windshield becoming covered. ago and found speedy relief In Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Berrang. who are ty at Goshen, i near Eugene, for Yon- FOLEY’S HONEY AND TAR COM­ on the last lap of a journey which calla property, Mr. Linbarg‘>r, who Athletic Section- POUND." Couch’s Pharmacy. Adv. has carried them from the Atlantic has been in the north for several Will meet tonight in Epworth to the Pacific coast. "Connecticut days, returns here to be in the meat Hall. All tickets are to be turned to Oregon,” is the slogan adopted by shop until Mr. Toft returns. in. 70 Mr. and Mrs. Berrang at their home Courier classified ads bring re- in the New England state in 1920, suits. Charles Goreion Out— following the destruction of their The race for sheriff was narrower house by fire. With their home and down in the Republican ranks today I its contents destroyed, with a desire by the announcement of Charles Gor­ to see the great Oregon country and don that he will not be a candidate at far west, of which they had heard the May primaries. That leaves the TOMORROW much from Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Birk- contest now between Deputy Sheriff holtz, of Central Point, they made Ernest Lister and Paul Ruttenc'ltcr. the decision to see Oregon and adopt­ Fred Isham withdrew from the race ed the wagon and ox team as the The local interference question several days ago. Mr. Gordon states means of travel. Berrang had al­ among radio fans seems to have bren that business reasons forced him to ways employed oxen in his farm overcome to a great extent. The only retire from the rate. In work and selected three 3-year-old difficulty now reported to be in the steers from his herd, equipped the way of complete enjoyment of night­ Tetley's Tea— »» wagon and cart and with his wife Quarter pound cans at The Truax ly concerts Is the use of the small departed from the old home, in Con­ 70 violet ray machines in local homes. Grocery. necticut December 1, 1920. Berrang These small machines throw off a drove the wagon, to which a span "Wes" plough* up an urre­ of wave that obliterates all music that Damages Are Awarded— of oxen was attached, and Mrs. Ber­ run and pathos In the case of Coke vs. Eggers, in may be on the air. The matter is to rang drove the third ox to a cart. For which the plaintiff was suing for be taken up with the district radio three years and approximately five supervisor to see what can be doae money, which he alleged was due months the sturdy couple has travel­ Comedy to curb the nuisance. The interfer­ following an automobile accident in led through sunshine and rain, cross­ which both cars were badly dam ­ The Big Clre-us ence is noticeable within several ing first the Atlantic states to the blocks of the houses in which the aged the jury returned a verdict in "Barnum Jr.” Middle West, where they took up the favor of the defendant in the sum Exchange Department machines are being operated. route of the early pioneers and fol­ of »150. to cover damages to tho miti lowed the Old Oregon Trail to The One farmer reports how he puts Egger car. There were no other Fox News Dalles, where they branched off to the radio to good use and is able to cases today, tho jury being dismissed Bend, coming to Ashland by way of for the day. W. C. Barker entered make it pay for itself. Each even- Klamath Falls. Adults 35c Children 10c a plea of not guilty to the charge of Ing he tunes in to the stations In They spent six weeks of the first the various cities broadcasting mar- selling intoxicating liquors. He was winter in New York and arrived at ket news. After taking down quo- indicted on this charge last week. Olney, Illinois for the winter of tations on those products in which Tonight 1921-22. In the spring of 1922 they he is interested, he computes the Why Not— Arrange for a photograph of that LAST TIMEH resumed their journey and reached freight and is then able to tell banquet or social gathering? It Denver late in the fall of that year. most profitable place to ship, Colleen Moore probably costs less than you think. It was In Denver that they made the radio gives him contact with all Artcraft Studio, Baby Specialists. 71 longest stay of the entire trip, spend­ large markets. “Flaming Youth” ing about three months there, due to When Better Automobiles— winter weather and death of one of A feature of the radio service now Are built Buick will build them, tf the oxen. Following the death of the offered by some of the large stations ox they purchased another and spent is the regular Monday night educa­ some time breaking him, only to find tional program of the General Elec­ Registration at Enw p«;ople-are here near their journey’s end. Hells Drugs and Books MOTOR CO. through the program. | With the exception of colds and an and that many are registering for the first time. Many are also chang­ 3Ä- J? JW attack of la grippe, both Mr. and After being without suitable meet­ Mrs. Berrang have enjoyed good ing quarters for months, the radio ing their party affiliation. health and are tanned with the suns club has decided to meet every two JOHN' HUMMEL Extra Helion rva I— and rains of many seasons. weeks at the Pete Allen place on the Tailored Cost unies Of Woman’s Club chorus, 8 o’clock When they left the old home In New Hope road. Being some distance Wednesday evening. Library. Made for Htyle Connecticut they had no Intention of from the city, all local Interference commercializing the trip, but when is eliminated and excellent results Dan«e Will B<- Given- Flanagan Bldg. they entered New York City the de­ are obtained with the radio. The Jewel orchestra has decided Last mand to carry advertisements on the night the new super heterodyne set to start a series of dances In Grants prairie schooner became so Insistent recently put on the market was dem­ Pass. The first of th«-se will be held I,ct l's Do iur Cooking. that they decided to ‘take the money' onstrated and gave excellent results. on Friday night at the Waldorf hall. NEWTON COOKING AP­ and that together with the sale of The local orchestra has been playing PLES. CELERY. LETTUCE, A share of . our patronage ap­ ASPARAGUS post cards has netted the couple a ¡Local fans are complaining that at the Oriental Gardens In Medford preciate«’ . comfortable sum, which they contem­ station KFI, the most dependable for more than a year now and haa TIIE TRI AX GROCERY Something Special plate Investing in a home In the station of the coast for every night gained the distinction of be'rg the beautiful Rogue River valley and in the week, has been practically l.i-st dance orchestra in Southern Every Sunday here live out the declining years of eliminated during the early part of Oregon. The boys will have their their lives. Mr. Berrang Is 61 and the evening by KFOIf, the Rose De­ full seven-piece orchestra on hand COUCH'S PHARMACY his wife 56. Developing and Films, partment store in Seattle. This sta­ and are guaranteeing some real Prompt service Printing, — tion recently changed Its wave length music. They have some new seiec- and good work. Free en- Herman Miller makes lifelike glass and now interfers bo badly that tions not heard here previously. largement wlth »3.00 worth models of strange undersea animals neither can be secured. All that a of work, In by 9 a. m. R. E. Barnwell, Mgr. for tho American museum of natural set will do when set for either, is We Want Potatoes— out by 4 p. m. history In New York. to squeal. The Truax Grocery, 70 “Wear-Ever" Easter Suggestions New Hate, New Conte, Multe ami Dreswa. Silk II««»«’ in new shmlos, silk petticoats anil silk anil voile llugi-ile tu suit the most particular patrona. Mrs. NELLIE NEAS only A Bulo va Wrist Watch MIKES AN IDEAL GIFT FOB THE GIRL GRADE ATE. It Is n necesalty Glut combines usefulness and beauty tilth abso­ lute satisfaction. Barnes’ Jewelry and Gift Shop ROGUE RIVER HARDWARE CO ■ Odds Ends No. 10 Galvanized Wire. Cow Bells. Gasoline Lamps. Sewing Machines. Ranges. Oil Stoves. Alcohol Chafing Dishes Washing Machines. Chairs. Bicycles. Carpet Sweepers. Wash Bowls and Pitchers. Refrigerators. Conches. Wardrobes. Dressers. Rugs. Dishwashing Machine. W ringers. Linoleum. Ten-ft. "Window Shade. Tents. Many other things, some vou need. Radio News Nee nun on Display. THREE C’S LUMBER COMPANY lieti G Street. I'hone Alt Advertising Pays—Advertise with the Courier EASTER Cards and Books Easter Songs, Easter Records Easter Player Rolls THE MUSIC AND PHOTO HOUSE HTANTON ROWELL, Prop. 212 South Sixth St. Wesley Barry 209-211 South Sixth Phone 139-R Buy Early Fine Assortment Prices Range from I HE A Mt RI'IIY IN-A-IHMill BEI». RIVOLI C. F. T. Co. 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