Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, July 24, 1924, Page 3, Image 3

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C Hough left yesterday on a
"IJItlv Ohl Sim York"
business trip which takes him to
Marlon Davies amiumus th« role of Portland and Salem,
1>rtly officer
BETTER FRUITA At The True»
I u comely young lad in her Coamo-1 ThoBl,M v
Grocery.
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_______ 36 GRANTS PASA VETERINARY polltun picture "Little Old New
(¿rangers of Josephine county will
aboard
the
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S.
S.
Marylaud.
has
U.
HOSPITAL.—Dr. R. B. Griffen- i York" which will be the attraction
Foil HALE At u bargain, Fairbanks
been home us furlough for several celebrate tomorrow, beginning al 10
hagen.
Vet.
Surgeon
Corner
7th
Morse Co. 4-luch cenlritugal high
at the Rivoli theatre for three days, ' weeks visiting his father, D. M. o'clock. A program has been ar-
aud M Sts. Phon* 191-14
power pump, will throw 6UU gal-
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beginning
Bunday.
She up-'
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_ Hr|nk
1Jb returns tonight to hlsit»“««d of athletic events, a ball
i<>ns per intuut««. glp<* and ho»« to
pears in th«, smart togs worn by the lhlp and af|er BolBK (nto drydo<.k alJgsme, talks, a plvnk- lunch and other
PHŸ8ICIAN8 AND
carry or force wat«*r 200 feet, with
youths ut a century ugo when men1 Bremerton with the vessel, will make events which are sure to provide an
all connections. , Call or write
8URGE0N8
Robert Goff. Lelan<l, Orv.
67
were allowed more latitude In their a 15 months trip around the world. Interesting time for the ones who
style of dress. Embroidered waist
PA( K PONIES and work horses for
Dr. K. C. Hackett and family, are present. Prizes have been pro­
[coat and high silk hats made the
»ala on oeruar of 1 aad 11th Uta. 6«
Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Gass and Dr. vided by Grants Pass merchant* for
FOR SAI.E -Good violin. Cull 723 DOCTOR G. J. MOSER, Physician ' men of 1820 able to vie with the LJoyd Smith all of Kelso. Wash., the winners of th«; athletic contests
and Burgeon. X-ray work. Office women lu becoming costumes.
and these are certain to provide
East II SI
phone 182: Rea. 48-R.
| All the quaint charm of New York spent the night here visiting at the some keen competition, The prize
R. K. Hackett home. Dr. Hackett
I
REAL ESTATE
OR. RALPH W. ffTEARNB— Physi­ as It was a century ago is revived lu and Mrs. Gass
are cousins of Mr. list follows:
LANG *
model« are
cian sud surgeon Special atten­ thia super-picture in whieh Miso
Horse hh<w Pilcblng < pnu-*t
| Hackett. They left this morning for
tion to surgery. Obstetrics and Dl-
BKLLNU OUT RANCHIMI al bargelli
made in a size and type lor
Davies
playa
the
role
of
Patricia
marchandise
orders
8 Players—4
seaaea of Women. Couplets X-Ray
prices, 6 and 1U ysar«' time,
(Crater Lake. Dr. Smith is a brother
every stove use.
Every pat­
equipment. Dental X-Ray. Phones, O'Day, a little Irish girl who comes of IJeut. Ixiwell Smith, commander of $1.00 each; two grand prizes.
ilauchus for rant aud oxchauge.
ented
feature
is
absolutely
Gold Kay Really Company, Med­
home. 31-Y; office 21-J.
to Amerloa Slid dlsguiaus her »«If as >
each a merchandise order of 12.50.
original and exaiusivs. Every
ford, Oregon.
tl DR. W. F. RUTHERFORD—Manual a boy. , The fair young star had her of the American round the world
Hoy»' Running Knc,
woman who has used a
theraputica. Office over Western hair cut lu a short bob In order to flight squadron.
FOR HALE— »00 aers Irrigated
Boys under 10-—1st, box of candy
l^ANG knows what real
Union. Ree. >59 R; office 217-JL
ranch bordering river and high­
She
makes
of
i
look
more
boyish,
Girl ItcM-rv.-e to Me«-(—
2nd, cartoon book.
way, 1 uiilee trum Ursula Paaa. DR. A. A. McliRIEN, Physician and
pleasure kitchen work can be.
youn "Pat" a most Interesting ehar-
BacriHoe al »10,006 on 10 years
All Girl Reserves and otber high
Fuel lasts longer, heat dis­
aurgeon. Obstetrics, diseases of
Boys 10 to 14—1st. pair tenni«
time, $1000 per year, 8 per cent
women, and children. All chronic acter. Tho climax wheru '•.Pal'’ is school girla interested in thè Girl shoes; 2nd, flash light.
tributes asoee evenly, baking
interest. Gold Ray Realty Co.,
diseuse» treated wltliuul the kuife. forced to give up her disguise and Reserve camp are requested to be at
is more perfect.
Also the
Medford. Oregon. 61M
up
—
1st.
12.00
fin-
Boys 15 and
Phono 262 Y or 275-R.
reveal herself as a» a forlorn and the Epworth hall at 8 o'clock to­
LANG fits in with the sur­
ger
mit;
2nd,
pocket
knife;
3rd,
FOR BALK blx-room bouse with
frightened little girl Is one of th« night. The meeting is important.
roundings of every kitchen. M
leather belt.
porches und good shade. !«oeated VETERINARY SURGEON most uni«iu« and thrilling episodes'
good-looking and durable.
al 117 K St. Address 667 North DR. R. J. BEHTUL—Veterinarian. yet seen on the screen.
Married men over 40—1st, 15.00
... i-oiid Bl.
Rtf
H<M-iaUst to Talk—
Reeidence 838 Wasblugton boule­
silk shirt; 2nd. sack feather flake
Woven into the picture Is a beau­
vard. Phono 398-R.
Esther Friedman, ualional orga­
FOR SAI.E — Strictly modern and
flour; 3rd, 10 pound pall lard.
tiful
love
story
which
Is
as
sweet
nizer of the socialist part y. will leç­
well built home, C rooms, good DR. R. U. GK1FFKNIIAGEN, Vwter-
Fat men's race—1st, 5 gal. Zero-•
imtli. 4 closets, eement basement,
Inartan. Office 7th and M St. and appealing an the old-fashioned I lure in Grants Pass on August 28,
cooler, coinbiuatiou gas and wood
mignonette which the bellen of that on the corner of Sixth and G streets. lene to suit your carl 2nd, camp
phone 191-R.
range Included. Lui 75x100 ft,
day planted In their gardens. "Little Her subject will be "The Political stool; 3rd, 1 gal. oil choice of brands.'
Cement walks aud copings. Double
Hwtiuining Race*
Old
New York" was adapted to the Drift."
garage.
Splendid well.
Four
Boys 10 and up,—1st prize, Knit
screen-
by
Luther
Reed
from
the
blocks from poalofflce, just off
well wool swimming suit; 2nd prize,
«th street — no butler locallou.
stage play by Rida Johnson Young. IJceUM-d to Wed-
swimming cap.
Beat buy in city. Addr<«a, Owner,
Sidney Olcott directed and Joseph
Elmer Elsworth and Ella Francis
No. 65«, « are Courier.63
Girls all ages—1st, $2.50 Incense
I'rban designed the settings.
Colvig signified their Intention of burner and incense; 2nd, 3rd
In tho cast are more than a score getting married Saturday afternoon
C. F. T. Company
FOR SALE AUTOS
Portland, Ore.. July 24
(A. P
4th swimming caps.
¡¿IK)—South Sixth St.—211
GRANTS VASS. ORE.
—C'altlu »toady, hugs steady to
I of players well known on bath stage and made arrangements for a mar-
you SALE—
Hoy»' Bicycl«« lUce
$ 40.00 strong, sheep »low, eggs cent higher, aud screen. Among them are Har­ riag«* license in the county clerk's
One Ford, license ....
1st prize, $3.00 bicycle tire;
80.00
rison Ford, wbo plays opposite Miss office. Miss Colvig resides at Grants
One Ford, llceusu. ...
prize, !No. 2 Hawkeye camera;
300.00 buttar steady.
Due Ford. license ....
Davies, Mahlon Hamilton, Norval Pass. Mr. Elsworth lives in Klamath
prize. Search light.
323.00
One Hodge
276.00 Top Steers .........
»6 50 to $7.50 Keedwell, Louis Wolhelm, Courtenay Falls and is engaged as a sawyer in
Three lu-gged Raci-
Duo Buick .
Foote,
Sam
Hardy.
J.
M.
Kerrigan,
a local mill.—Klamath Herald.
One Hurley-Duvidsou Mu
___ $9.25tf $9.73
Hogs, top grade
1st prize. dinner at hotel
torcycle .................. ............ . ISO.00
... . 2«C to 29 %c ' Gypsy O'Brien. Mary Kennody, Chas.
two; 2nd prize, box of candy;
These are priced to sell the goods. Eggs. ...................
Jiidels, Spencer
Charters. Riley Pear* Soon to Ripen—
. 2G Mfc to 27 %C
prise. swimming cap to each.
Rggs, henneries
Uuu Chav. Roadster.
37%C| Hatch and others.
STt'DEBAKER AGENCY.
34 Butter, first ..........
Bartlett pears In the county are
Raw Hall trame
42c 1
Butter, prints .
$1.00 each to winners and two
Iteglnning to ripen rapidly during the
".In Ohl Hwwthciirt of Mill«*"
FOR RENT
$1.50
present hot weather. They are now umpires, $7.50 in merchandise to
Wheat, hard whit«
One of those ever welcome, ever
i
$1.33.
APARTMENT fur r«*ut al 803 D St. Wheat, western red,
at a point where most growers would losers.
66 Butterfat, Grauts Pas
4 2« pleasing w«-stern plays. "An Old pick them for eastern shipment. Tho
Tug of War
. 39c ' Sweetheart of Mine," will he the I bill greater number of pear growers lo­
TWO ROOM apartmunt for rent; Butterfat
10 on side—North side of River
modern. See Mrs. Woods at Pal­ Butterfat, Ban Francisco
... 43c I tonight at th«< Tent Theatre.
cally are planning to sell to the can­ against South side, Prizes 5 30x3%
ace Hotel.
55
There Is always something Inter­ neries. however, and will not pick tubes, tire guage, spare tire lock,
Apples - — Per box, Calif. Graven-
(Not Incorporated)
FOR RENT - Five-room house at steins. $2.76-3.26; Oregon Truns- esting In ti western p'.ay. with the until next week and the week fol- pkg cork brake lining, flashlight,
905 Lawnridge. W. O. Andrews.
ORLANDO J. BENSTON
HENRY M. LANCASTER
66 parents, $2.00; small, jumble jvack, | cow boys, cow girls, miners, etc., and lowing. All pear men are reminded pair silk sox. Box of cigars to the
all these > arc in this play, as the that the testing machine at the office losing side.
Chemist
Engineer
low
as
$1.00.
3 MODERN furnished housekeeping
i Arizona and the time the of the county age.nt is for use by
Girls Races
Berrtea — Per crate, blackcaps, i locale Is in
rooms with both, on ground floor.
A limited amount of commercial chemical analysis and fire assay-
Girls under JO years—1st prize,
those who desire to find out the de­
23 2 West I St Mr* .Smith 51tf $2.26-2.50, lagans. $1.35-1.50; | present.
ing will be done, Schedule of charges now vetng prepared, win
gree
of
ripeness
of
their
crop.
1-Ib
box
candy;
2nd
prize,
swim
­
There
I
is
also
a
big
lot
of
comedy
blackberries, $2.00-2.25.
be furnished upon request.
MISCELLANEOUS
ming cap.
the entire play,
t
Bunched Vegetables — Per dos. ruuuiug throughout
Girls 10 to 74 — 1st prize pr. silk
WILL BUY — For cash, household bunch«*», turnips, 85-90c; carrots, especially when “Freckles." the Appear in Police Court—
PERMANENT OFFICE
goods, large or »mall lota. G. F.
homely looking cowboy is on
i
tho
A dozen local people appeared In stockings; 2nd prize, box of candy,
Grants Pass, Oregon
Telephone »7
T. Co. Fune lSk-il.
>6-U beats, 40-45c. ou I oiih , 40e; i radishes, stag«*.
Girls 15 and up—1st $2.50 string
police court Ulis morning, following
per
lb.
35;
carrots,
sucked.
3%-4c
|
FOR FIRE Kxllugulsbeia und refill
Miss Kincaid will be seen as the a busy session of the officers last of beads; 2nd. $2.00 sunshade; 3rd,
Cabbage—Local per lb., crated,
fluid see Geo. B. Barton, Granta
"old sweet heart.” and Mr. Burton night. All of the charges this morn­ »1.00 box : face powder.
Pass, Oregon.
4hlt ,,24-4 %c, mostly 4c.
Iauti<*s Races
ing were for faulty lights. Some
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
♦ ♦ ♦
as
the foreman of the ranch.
PIANOS TUNED— Ha.* your piano
Cantaloupes -Wasco and Turlock
Race
—1st, $4.00 Ladies ♦
Ladies
machines
had
but
one
light
and
I
♦
COAUN’G EVENTS
Thia is also amateur night and
tuned while Mr. C. W. Kienle, of section, standards. $2.75; jumbos,
others had no tail, light. None of vanity purse; 2nd, $1.50 pair silk ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦
Portland. U ou his tegular trip to
♦
several
of
the
local
talent
will
ap
­
Grunts Pass.
Phone Rowell's 33.00; flats. $1.28; ponies, $2 25
pear immediately after the fall of the offenders were fined, but the po­ hose; 3rd. face compact.
Muaic Store, 12S-J.
02tf
Married ladies—lst.l-quart ther­ July 3S-Aug. 1, Munday to Friday—
Cucumbers—Field, peach boxes, the curtain of "An Old Sweetheart lice judge states that if the lights
Southern Oregon Home Makers
mos
bottle; 2nd. $1.50 box candy;
HLl'STRO gold and »liver polishing $1.25-1.35; few fancy, $1.60.
are
not
attended
to
at
once
fines
will
of .Mine."
Institute at Fair Grounds.
water pipe and
cloth, guaranteed. Formulas tor
3rd.
$1.25
aluminum
ware.
Melons — Chlif. watermelons, 2-
nerew casing, for every pur­
( Standard
The Kincaid Dramatic company be levied. Red tags have also been
sale. Money getter's sample und
pose ; also valves and fittings.
Fat
ladies
—
1st,
pair
silk
stock-
appearing
on
cars
for
parking
over
particulars. 2c. Box 461. Carlton. 2 >ie per lb.; Cuban Tuucans. $2.50- will offer by arrangements.with Dur­
Both new and re-manufactured.
All material tested under pres­
Ore.
3.00; cnsabas. 3-3%o H* ; tununer c«y and Woolford, Maud Fulton's the hour limit, hut beCMSe of the 'ings; 2nd. handkerchief box; 3rd.
sure and guaranteed. Immedi­
Horsepower
of
Laborer
ate delivery. Money saving
new and wonderful play. "The Brat." fact that signs have not been plac«*d aluminum collender.
LADIES' tint! gents shoe shining par­ squash. $2.00 per crate.
Compared
with
other
motors,
a
la-
I
uk
U
ck
Nail
Driving
Contest
*
prices.
lors, Goodyear Shoo 8hop._ i»4
Onions--Per cwt. Walin Walla as a special feature on Friday night. to warn tourists of the time limit,
Itoring
man
lias
been
rated
hv
French
•Tt
* Yellow Globes. $2.75-2.25.
1st prize. $3.00 in merchandise;
'
ft.
WE1SSRAUM * CO.
these
have
been
allowed
to
go
with
­
On Saturday night another good old
3ad prize. $2.00 in merchandise: Investigators as h.'niag about one-sev-
WANTED
109 11th St. San Francisco
Peaehes —- Per box. Calif. Craw­ Toby play. "The Country Boy,” will out contributing.
enth horsepower and an efficiency of
1 3rd prize, 1 pound box candy.
WAN TED TO RENT—A 6-rooni fur­ fords, Elhertas, $1 25-1.60, accord- be the bill, and on Sunday night
30 per cent.
nished house with garage, for six Ing to size.
"St.
Elmo,"
a
dramatization
of
the
City It Musical Center
A
months.
Responsible
party.
Potatoes — Local, $2.00-2.25; book that, with one exception, has
The Moravians have given Bethle­
Phone 3 5-J.
_________ 32tt
Wash, lugs. $2.75-3.00 per cwt.; had the largest sale of any book hem, Pa., a national reputation as a
PILES ARE ABSORBED
WANTED—Man with family to Ida. Rural*, $2.50-3.00.
published in the English language. musical center. I^d by Count Nlkolns
JOHN HIMMEL
work on farm. Must bo good milk­
NEVER TO RETURN
Tomatoes — The Dalles. $2 25-
There will be no advance in prices Zinzcndorf, they founded the city
er. luqulro B. Ac B. Variety Store,
111 Sixth St.____________ <6tf 2.50; California. Merced lugs, either for the feature play Friday shortly before Christmas In 1741—the
After years of patient, painstak­
WANTED- At once, good kitchen as Is. FE.50- 2.76; repacked. $3.25; night or tor St. Elmo, but will re­ season of the year suggested the same.
Benjamin Franklin was atrongly Im­
Tuffs Bldg.. 517 II Street
ing effort on the part of a well
help for hotel work. Wages $10 Walla Walla 4-basket crates, $3.25- main the same, 10, 35 and 25c.
54 pressed with the One music In their
prescription has
known
doctor,
a
it month with room and board. 3.50.
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church, ami toward the close of the
/ Why continue to
been found that will actually heal
Wnie No «56, care Gouri« r._ 51
Eggs —Ext raa, 32e; lsts, 31c; pul-
Nineteenth century a choir, tinder the
Piles and absorb them never to re-
suffer from tired,
WANTED—Kitchen help. Joscphino lets, 28 %c.
turn.
direction of the organist. J. Frederick
llolel.
•
.
,f
aching
legs,
swollen
No man or woman need suffer an-
IVolle. became widely known, render­
1 hou3A$$«I< of surterera U»t y««r
___ with any discomfort, pain
WANTED Reliable young Indy to
or varicose veins other hour
ing for the first time In America Bach's
Couch’s Pharmacy
<'otn?l- <<"ly rrliertvl in 24 hour« with
or soreness arising from rectai trou-
work Hl lunch counter. Pastime
IM-W* intcm.sl prwriptit-n of Cleve-
"St. John Passion" (tn 1*881. followed
and
bunches
and
FOR FI1AIN, DEVIttJII*»
| bles—Piles—no wthat this wonder­
Innd »pedalt« rh*» quh kh nrutrul-
Lunch Counter.
65
by "St. Matthew Passion," the •Christ­
ING AMD PRINTING
sore burning teet ful prescription known as MOAVA
WANTED Wood cutler at llio l.ado
mas Orations." the "Sfass in B Minor"
I*.InA
n-'Y' ">
can
be
obtained
for
a
moderate
b»k.
Srn.l
10c
f.-r
.'4
I*'*«'
»•"
’
I*
In
by
Dam. oW by & p. ni.
when you can easily price at any first-class drug store on
Ranch. Phone George Seebach,
and finally by nn annual Bach festival
mm« to cnn«*l Ub. ««**'"’ t*** Clerelani Ke«ul«t
lilt" F-13.___________ 64
overcom<
all
these
th,*}
money
back
if
dissatisfied
plan.
continuing three days.
Um (old by «U c»s* drwtt«“-
You’ll be amazed to see how
COl'CH'S PHARMACY
troubles in a very
WANTED - SITUATIONS I
quickly it acts. Blessed relief ofteu
Ntvtr Wont to College
short
time
with.
cotnes
in an hour; even In cases of
WORK WANTED By middle aged
Joseph R. Harker, president nf 1111-
Machinery and
long standing with profuse bleeding,
lady. Cooking, waiting table or
n«l« Women's college, never went to
Heavy Hardware
really wonderful results have been
V
TIIF. IHAMONI» HRA\n
a
pantry work. Address «51, care
college until liu was s member of ths
MOONE
’
S
!.«<il«*a! A*k
Aak yeur
y«ur bruedtlfif
l>rua«1a( fw
accomplished.
*
U*mm<*n_d
l*rand/^y\
Courier.
<
m
HranrL
Villa in Hrtl tn<! (J««Id nirullk' w I college faculty.
Simply ask Couch's Pharmacy for
bo»e«, araje.l with (Hue Ribbon.
a small box of MOAVA SUPPOSI­
P.
S.
WOODIN
Taka no «»they
Buy nf ynrr v
LOST
TORIES, being careful to follow the
Phone 42
Sil H Ht.
Afosguifoes in Alaska
simple directions that come in each
years known as Rest,Safest. Always Reliable
LOST
Collie feritele, disappeared
Mosquito«'* are very uhundarit In
box.—Couch’s Drug Store, Mall or­
July 11 front my bom«*, 12 miles
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWNt RE Aiaska
during June and July.
*
ders accepted._________ adv
west of Grants ¡’ass.
Reward. |
Mrs. Allen Rohorleon, 610-F-23. 38
VETERINARY
HOSPITALS
¿c^^kilcheit
á
LANG
ESTOVES
Oregon Sampling & Testing Work*
1
TAILORING
4
MINE AND MILL
SUPPLIES
CHICHESTER S PILLS
INSTRUCTION IN MUSIC
PIANO SCHOOL FOR BEGINNERS
__Hattie Coleman Calvert, 511
North Fourth Street. Affiliated
teacher National Academy of
Music. Carnegie Hall, New York.
PROGRESSIVE PIANO SCHOOL —
Clara Tuttle Fenton, 613 A. Street.
State Accredited Tea« her.
Burrowea Kindergarten Oourae,
Mrs. J. J. Hunsen, Accredited, 515
■South Fifth Street.
BUILDING
CONTRACTORS
4
HARPER & SON—Building contrac­
tors. Shop work, furnlturu crating.
Khon 417 G St.. Phono 14Ï-J
PLUMBING
O. A. BRYAN—Th«' Plumber. For
sanitary plumbing and heating
Skilled labor ouly employed We
guarantee our work. Phono 30«.
ill H Street.
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WHAT’S THE USE
Gets Felix
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I CAN'T HELP IT —
OUT T h BQE IM T he WOOD*A — j ' m ocaced I
I PAVÉ A pqemomi T ion
.To. STAY OUT ON
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T hat —------------
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Go TG « ôlee P —•
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be
NOTHING
RUT
fl
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S uch , a
baby /
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jzjçt
FELIX, o
WWAS THATV
a
SQUIRREL
ON T he
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NO'«/
KEEP STilL
Too