HATIRDAV, JULY Jfl. lout.
GRANTS
I’AHH
DAILY
COLRIKR
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Classified Advertising
FOB SALK
BETTER
Grocery
FRUITS—<t The Truss
26
FOR HALE At a bargain, Fairbank*
Morse Co. 4 Inch centrifugal high
power pump, will throw 6uu gsi-
lou* per minute, pipe aud hoax to
carry or (orcu water *08 feat, with
all connections. Call or write
i<obert Goff, Leland. Oro.
I’DIt HADE A good pocket mining
t'luhu
E. T. Carnegie. ltd. 2, B
83, Grants Paas, Oregon.
58
MILK Delivered to your door. *8.50
a month per qwurt. Mitchell Bros.,
Merlin.
6u
REAL ESTATE
Foil
SALB— 300 acre Irrigated
ra*cb borderlug river aud high
way, 3 mllea rrom Grants Paa*.
Hacrltloe at *10.000 ou 10 years
Gaie, *190« per year, <4 per cent
Intereat.
Gold Ray Realty Co.,
Medford. Oregon.
(Ilf
FOR HAUK .six-room bouse with
porches and good shade. Ixicalod
al 117 B Hl. Address 457 North
Hrc-imd Hl.
44If
r'tiH SALK
Strictly modern and
well built bouts, 6 rooms, good
bath, 4 closets, cement baseiuout,
cooler, combination gus sud wood
lange include« I
l.ol 76X1OU II.
Cetnvut walks and copings. Double
garage.
Splendid
well
Four
block* from postofflce, just oft
6th street — nu better location.
Best buy In city. Address, Owner,
No. 666, care Courier.
63
FOR RENT
FOR RENT - Five-room house at
805 Lawurldgc. W. O. Andrew n
56
MISCELLANEOUS
FUR FIRM Extinguishers sud refill
fluid se« Gao. H. lUrtou, Grants
Pass, Oregon.
4811
PIANOS TUNED—Have your pluuo
tuned while Mr. C. W. Kienle, ot
Portland, I* on his regular ii ., i to
(.runts Paas.
Pboua Kouellb
Music Store, 124-J.
Oltf
ELU8TRO gold nnd sliver polishing
cloth, guurnuteep. rormili«* tor
sale. Money getter's sninplo aud
purtlcuiurs, 2c. Box 461, Carlton,
Ore.
67
WANTED
V, ANTED TO RENT- A 6 room fur
nished house with garage, for six
mouths.
Responsible
party.
Phone 35-3.
Mtt
WANTED—Mau with
family
to
work on farm. Must be good milk
er. lnquiru IL a 11. Variety Store,
111 Sixth St.
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WANTED TO RENT Small furnish
ed house. Phono 8 8.óti
LOST
MIST
July
West
Mrs.
- Collie female, disappeared
14 front my home, 12 miles
of Grants Pass.
Reward.
Alice Robertson, 610-F-23. 38
INSTRUCTION IN MUSIC
»
PIANO SCHOOL FOR BEGINNERS
—Hutlie Coleman Calvert, 611
North Fourth Street. Affiliated
toucher
National Academy
ot
Music. Carnegie Hall, New Yonk
PROGRESSIVE PIANO SCHOOL—
Clara Tuttle Fentdu, 613 A. Streel.
.State Accredited Teacher,
llurrowea
Kindergarten Course.
Mrs. J. J. Hansen, Accredited. 516
South Fifth Street.
Ancestor Worship
DR. R. B. GRIFFENHAGEN, Veter
inarian
<>CI«« 7th and M
Ht.
nhmiA 1W1-R
kWETSJ
I
*6.50 to 17.50
Top Steer* ..........
Hog*, top grade
*9.350 *0.75
..................... ...... 26c to 2» He
.. 26 He to 27 He
Eggs, henneries
Butter, first .......... . ....................... 37 He
4 2c
Butter, prints .
*1.62
Wheat, hard white
..*1.38
Wheat. western red
.........42c
Butterfat, Granta Pa*«
30c
Butterfat, Portland
13c
Butterfat, San Francisco
Apples — Per box, Calif. Graven-
steins, S2.76-3.2S;
*2.76-3.25; Oregon Trans-
parents, *3.00; small, jumble pack.
low a* *1.00.
Herr lea — Per crate, red raspber- Í
(2.>5-3.60; Io gana. *1.36-1.50;
blackberries, *2.00-2.36.
Bunched Vegetable* — Per doz.
bunches, turnip*. 85-80e; carrots,
beets, 4O-45c; onion*, 40c; radishes,
35; carrot*. Hacked, 3H-4c per lb.
Cabbage—Local per lb..
crated,
4-4 He. mostly 4c.
Cantaloupes— Wasco and Turlock
rle*. blackcaps, *2.35-62.50; logans
61.86*61.60; blackberries. *2-*2 2...
section, flat*. *1.25; Imperial valley
standards, *2.36**2.50.
Cucumber«--Peach boxes. 50-75c.
Melons — Calif. watermelons. 2-
I
2 He per lb.; Cuban Queeus, 2H-3c;
casalias, 3-3 He lb.; summer squash.
*2.00 per crate.
Walla
Onion»—Per CWt.
Yellow Globe*. 12.75-3.25.
Peaches — Per box, Calif. Crsw-
ford*. Elberta«. * I .20» 1.4 o, Oregon
Halls, *1-*1.25, according to size.
1*010100* — Local, *2.00-2.35;
Wash, and Ida., rurala, *2.26**2.50.
To mat oi-s — The Dalle«, *2.25-
135; California, Merced lugs.
mm I m , *3.50-3.75; repackad, *3.26;
Walla Walla 4-basket crate», *3.25-
3.50.
Eggs—Extras, 40c; 1sts, 38c; pul
lets, 38c.
Imagine saying that we did not want electricity because our
forefathers were satisfied with candles.
Though we never went as far as the Chinese, our conserva
tism in the past often went to considerable lengths. Think of the
telephone, of the motor car. IIow much encouragement did they
get at first ?
Advertising more than anything else has made of us a nation
willing to judge something new on its merits, rather than on nar
row, ancient traditions.
Advertising today is as necessary as electricity, sanitation
and rapid transit. It i$ more than the system by which we are
kept informed of every new improvement that is to our advan
tage. It is the catalog wherein, every day, all manner of articles
are listed for us with their individual advantages.
Rt*a<l tlit* advertisement«. Be guided by them. They will
help you in making your «elections. They will save you money.
'ASHION 1« strewing our path with
rose* thl* *e**nn. Not real roses, but
great gorgeous ones printed on dainty
georgette or chiffon. As If to surfeit
wltli nn excess of beauty, designers
devised n clihrtnlng sch^pir of out
lining these rose bouquets with crystal
bend*, nnt «Hover, but patterning yoke,
sleeve* and hemline a* shown in the
gow n of <orn color georgette with mul
ti-colored roNes, pictured herewith.
There 1« every indication that the»e
dlnphnnoUK heflowered creation» will
prove summertime favorite«. Not only
are there exquisitely delicate shade«,
hut some nf the hnndsomest nr^ In very
dark, rich colorings, such as deep-
toned roses on black, navy or brown
background*. Thene, too. are beaded in
sparkling splendor.
Not only are flowered nnd gnv print
ed georgettes chosen for party and
L. A. Hollowell, of Grants Pass,
Is threshing for E. C. Neely and son.
Harry Neely, this week.
0.
Mona, Virginia and Rolla Robert
son spent Sunday with Nella and
Clayton Ford.
Firtt to Count Pulae
Grandma
Robertson
left Friday
for Woodburn to attend the camp
meeting of the Church of Ood. that
is in session there this week, She
was accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
William Hanner, of Merlin.
The first regular oluter»nilón on the
rulse rnte by counting the number of
heats In n minute by the watch wen*
made by Sir John Floyer. English phy
sician. In 1707.
Mr. aud Mrs. Gene Neely, of Trail,
spent the weekend at the home of
their parents.
PIPE
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Ogden, of
Grants Pass, accompanied by Mrs.
Ogden's parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. M.
Robertson
went to Roseburg Sun-
day.
StAndiird water pipe and
M-rew «aninir, for every pur-
ih » m > ; alao valve** nnd Attintra.
Both ihtv and ro-manufartured.
All material tested under prrn-
«ure and iTOareutced. Immedi
ate delivery.
Money Raving
price«.
A. C. Ford and A. J. Hussey were
In Grants Pass Sunday.
Judge Brins Pollock and W. C.
Bears» were in Ferrydale Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Helm was visiting
at Mr. and Mrs. Harber's at Hell's
Gate Sunday.
Miss Vina Farmer of Modesto,
Calif.. Is homo for the summer. Miss
A Been Farmer, of Astoria, is visit
ing her parents.
Ted Steiwig was visiting Phil and
Ted Hussey, Friday.
G. WEISSBAUM & CO.
109 11th St. San Francisco
P. 8. WOODIN
PLUMBING
Phone 42
G. A. BRYAN—The Plumber. For '
sanitary plumbing and
hoatlng.
Skilled labor only employed. We
guarautoe our work. Pliona 306,
• 12 H Street.
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C. B. MARKS. M. D., Practice limited
to diseases ot eye, ear, noau and
throat. Phone 62.
511 II Ht.
Values
WHAT’S THE USE
FELIX , You«
Guvsr,
MR . PECK , WMT5
Read the Ads in the Courier
RUPTURE
EXPERT COMING TO
GRANTS PASS
July 28-Aug. 1, Monday to Friday—
Southern Oregon
Home Makers
Institute at Fair Grounds.
Will Give Free Demount ration
on
Wednesday and Thursday,
July 30 and 31
The candlewood
of Arizona is
said to have all the properties of
rubber, and to vulcanize properly.
OXFORD HOTEL
from 10 a. m. to 4 p. m.
TWO DAYS ONLY
Refiners and Buyers of
On the above date the noted rup-
ture appliance expert, C? F. Red lie h.
will give a free demonstration.
“You will at once realise the dif
ference between his highly efficient,
absolutely sanitary appliance« and
the inefficient and thoroughly un
sanitary elastic web trusses with
their bulky, plainly visible pads and
their abominable chafing legstraps or
the various mall order steel or wire
trusses which never fit right. All of
these unscientific devices make your
rupture steadily worse instead of
better, as you well know. Mr. Red-
lieh's appliances, scientifically fitted |
by an expert in person, will give bc - j
curity nnd comfort for years to come,
flot only to those with recent and
small ruptures, but also to old. neg
lected cases. They are by far the
cheapest in the long run.
Many ruptures are now healed by ■
these improved mechanical methods, i
which formely necessitated opera
tions; but do not delay.
Children should never carry a rup
ture Into manhood or womanhood, as
they can be easily restored to a nor
mal condition by a proper mechani
cal method. These clean and sani
tary devices will here be most appre
ciated.
It will not cost you anything to
be shown and a visit may menu a
great deal to you and those depend
ent on you.”
Home Office:
335 Boston Block
Minneapolis, Minn.
NATIVE PLATINUM & QOLD
HIGHEST MARKET PRICES
Esrabluhed 16 Years
WILDBERG BROS.
Office; 742 Market Street. San Francisco
Plants South San Francisco
CHICHESTER S PILLS
THE »1AMOWI» RB4N».
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v / mt
To
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C hoo S c I one oth EQ. v / at
KILL T ine
IftRS I SPEND M0<>t UtE.
morning
T urning OVE«
Bucô
DIGGING
DR. RALPH W. STEARNS—Physl-
elan and surgeon. Special atten
tion to surgery. Obstetric* und Di
»eases of women. Complete X-^ay
•qulptuent. Dental X-Ray. Phonos,
home. 21-V: office 21-J
DR. W. F. RUTH BUFORD— Manual
thcraputlc*. Office over Western
Union. Kes. 269-R; office 217-R.
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The UNIVERSITY of
contains:
The College of Literature. Science
and the Arts with 22 departments.
The professional schools of Archi
tecture and Allied Arts—Business
Administrât ion—Education Grad-
uate Study—Journalism—Law-
Medicine—Masw—Physical Edu
cation—Sociology—Extension
For o catalogue or any m/ormettsn
utrrte Thr Rtfrrirar. UniVrvtKÿ of
Oregon, Eugene. Oregon
years known as Best. Safest. Always ReBablt
SOLD BY DRCGGISTS tVERYWHLRE
Oregon Sampling & Testing Works
(Not Incorporated)
HENRY XI. LANCASTER
Engineer
ORLANDO J. BEXSTON
Cln-mlst
A limited -(mount of commercial chemical analysis and fire assay-
in» will be done, Schedule of charges now being prepared, will
be furnished upon request.
PERM AX EXT OFFICE
Grunts Pass, Oregon
204 West F Street
Telephone 97
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COMING EVENTS
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By L. F. Van Zelm
DOCTOR C. J. MOSER, Physician
and Surgeon. X-ray work. Office
phone 182; Res. 48-R.
DR. A. A. McRRIEN, Physician and
surgeon.
Obstetrics, diseases of
women, and children. All chronic
dlsmiHcs treated without the knife. ,
Phone 262-1 or 275-R.
Our social order Is safe just In so
far ns we can translate It« values Into
terms of human life. The ultimate
values arc human values always; the
.«unctions of property Itself are see-
ondary; our last clr.ltn *te our pos
sessions Is thut we hold them for the
conufton good.—Basil de Sellncourt.
Latest studio picture of Chas. XV.
Bryan, Democratic Vice-Prtaidentlal
aomlneo, taken since his nomination,
(xtwer picture Is of Mrs. Bryan, wife
»f the nominee.
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To buy the new is to progress—to learn
of it first is to read advertising
FERRYDALE
New Bryan Pictures
Machinery and
Heavy Hardware
HARPER & SON—Öulldlng contrac
tors. Shop work, furniture cratiug.
Shop 417 G Ht.. Phone 14 2-J.
formal dinner gown, but these attrac
tive fabric« are being made up In slm
plest possible form for afternoon
frocks. They are idesl for summer
days, worn wltli tea-colored Isce cuffs
and collar, with possibly a ribbon gir
dle and frequently with merely a drape
of the self-material about the waist
line. Every woman rtsllse» the satis
faction of po*.seaelBg a dress of this
sort, which can be slipped on at a mo
ment's notice, a frock which always
looks dressy enough for any occasion.
Home very striking black nnd white
effec ts are si reseed among flowered
chiffon frocks. Such la a handsome
model showing huge%l«ck flower clus
ters printed on white. The roses and
foliage are outlined and heavily Inset
with white porcelain bead«.
JULIA ROTTOMI.F.Y.
<•. itti. W Mt era MmpiHr Vat«*.)
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MINE AND MILL
SUPPLIES
BUILDING
CONTRACTORS
PHYSICIANS AND
SURGEONS
RANTS PAHS VETERINARY
HOHPITAL—Dr. It. H (Irlff.u-
hagen. Vet. Surgeon. Corner 7tb
and M Hl*. Phone 181-R
Portland, July* 26.
(A. P.) -
Livestock unchanged,
Eggs firm;
butter firm, unchanged; butt* rtut
firm.
UCLLNU GUT ItAhCtlKM M Uargaiu
privo*, b «ud^lu
yoar*'
liuto
Hauche* tor reut aud axebaugo.
Gold Hay Realty Company. Med
ford. Oregon.
if
WILL BUY — For cash, household
goods, larga or small lots. C. F.
T. Co. Fona 139-R.
34-tf
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DR R. J. BKBTUL--Veterlnarlau.
ll<.«l<len<M 838 Washington boule
vard
Fbon« 398-R.
PACK PONIF.H snd work horses for
salo on corner ot I und 11th Hi*. 56
Improved Irrigated
Ft>l< RENT -
Will sell cows und
dairy term,
Write
give lease fur cash reni.
56
No 658. care Courier.
VETERINARY
HOSPITALS
VETERINARY SUfiOEON
67
3 MODERN furnished housekeeping
rooms with balh, »■ gruuud fluor.
232 West 1 St
Mrs. Smith, bitt
LOVELY GEORGETTE FROCKS
BEADED AND BE-FLOWERED
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