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IR. W. Putnam of Glendale was
transacting
business matters
in
Grants Pass today.
Harry Sordy of the Oriole mine, is
spending the day in Grants Pass on
business.
Glasses fitted at Letcher * Son's
The WINCHESTER Store
CEMENT
All officers and members of Tar Canning Advice—
At i lie Truax Grocery Friday and
an Encampment are requested to be
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present Friday Hight. August 16. uu Saturday.
account of <1. H. 1*. II. G. Hender
son visiting Paran Eucampment on Rifle < luh to Meet—
The American Legion rifle dull
official business.
There will bo I
lunch, By order of (’. I’. J. A. Car-I w III hold a meeting at the rifle
nelier. B A. Williams. Scribe. 72 range ou Friday evening. All mem-
Hers are urged io he out to lake part
in thu shouting' «
Bridge Work Mart
Work on tho new bridge over the
east fork of the Illinois river beyond
SAVE MONEY—PAA CASH
Kerby will start soon, if the surmise
Iti PER t'ENJ Discol \ r
Except
Pattersuu Pictures und
of county officials is correct.« This
Vocalion Records
morning. G. S. Paxson, state bridxe
During August ut
engineer, phoned in from that place
Il K I. M E ICS
and asked that n crew be sent out
‘The Home of Good Furniture’
with surveying equipment to start
some work there. The contract for
the tiridge was let last month.
IT’S EASY TO TAKE
with you.
Some time this month or next,
we hope you will be one of the
lucky ones to knock off a tew
weeks.—and do nothing but
enjoy life.
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Before you do it, come in and
tell us: “Hand me over one of
those compact little portables
you have in your window, and
about a dozen good records.”
If you take our advice, you’ll
have a vacation as you've never
had one before. You'll marvel
at the playing of one of these
portable« which can be carried
. in one band.—and you'll be
happier tor taking it with you,
—anywhere.
$12.00 to $60.00
The Music and Photo
House
S. Rowell
Canning .Advice—
At the Truax Grocery Friday and
Saturday.
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SEE Olli WINDOW
Look-Watch-Wait
Tl"‘ Mystery Unfolded—Seal orders will be un
li ked and the mysteries of a hidden chest disclosed
--■-Next week. Special extras will sweep the coun
try opening the eyes of the world to the newest thing
in Automobiles.
Manuel Automobile Co.
404 South Sixth Street
At McIntyre’s
SPECIAL
On Fruit Jars
Friday and Saturday
On These Days Mr. Moran
f -
Of TIIE 11 ERR GLASS MEG. CO., of Sand Springs,
Okla., v. ill be in our store for the purpose of helping
you out of your canning troubles.
Mr. Moran is an expert on canning all kinds of fruits,
vegetables and meats and will give you real depend
able advice.
T\e Truax Grocery
Hop Picking to Start—
The picking of hops on the Ed
Estes place will start on August 28.
said Mr. Estes who was in the city
today with Mrs. Estes. He has 25
acres of hops this season and looks
for a good yield. He was bothered
to some extent by the red spider but
I the pest was controlled before it did
much damage. He looks for little
difficulty in getting plenty of pickers.
This season he had 85 acres of bar
ley, which harvested to bushels to
I the acre.
More Pears Shipped—
■ Twenty-eight more cars of pears
were shipped out from the city last
night, making the total so far ship
ped out this season for the eastern
market 275. Denny & Co. are ship
ping daily from the Roseburg dis
trict comprising Myrtle Creek, Kid
dle, Sutherlin and Roseburg between
eight and 10 car loads of green
prunes to the astern market, rout-
' ing them south to catch the daily
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fruit train which leaves the Rogue,
River valley for the east.—Medford
Mail-Tribune.
Why didn’t the
Sale Stores Get
Chummy with
you before?
Low prices are attrac
tive to most men—we
arc not going to dispute
that—but—if a store
lias any special values
to offer its clientele—
why should it wait un
til the heaviest selling
season is over?
All season hero—since
the arrival of our first
Summer suit we have
been showing the same
values and low prices
that the sale stores are
just getting around to
now.
TAILORING
Tuffi Illdg., BIT H Street
Couch’s Pharmacy
In by » a. m. out by 5 p. m.
.A GIFT LINE OF TEAPOTS
Imported front England
i
To see them !■ to buy them.
Barnes Jewelry and Gift Shop
Better Butter
At
The Truax Grocery
FALL OXFORDS
OD
for this rich
milk enriches
every dish - -
Woodward’s
Itk Ne stkh ALHNK
The Orchard Heating Committee
Has awarded the contract for furnishing heaters for 1924 to the
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AMERICAN CAN COMPANY
All Growers are requested to place the ir orders at once with
JERRY JEROME
so the company can secure the necessary iron and make shipment by Decern
ber 1st, 1924.
Prices on the various types
$ .34 less 2 per
10 qts. 28 guage, no spider ...
.37 less 2 per
10 qts., 28-guage, with spider
.46 less 2 per
Seamless, 8 qt., 24 guage
1.00 less 2 per
Briquet heaters
.25% less 2 per
5 qt. heaters
10 qts. galvanized, 15c additional.
5 qts. galvanized, 12c additional.
... 2.75 less 2 per
Scheu heater, 7 gal. capacity
cent
cent
cent
cent
cent
cent
2. Your committee recommends to growers purchasing equipment, a mini
mum of one hundred and fifty-five quart or ten-quart lard pail heaters per acre.
3. As a general recommendation for the small orchard of five to ten acres,
purchase all ten-quart heaters.
Friday Only
FOR FILMS, DEVELOP*
IN'G AND PRINTING
JUST IN
at
equipped
Respect fully Submitted,
Phone or call for appointments
Granta Pass, Ore.
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Your committee is also investigating community storage of oil, and asking
forbids on orchard storage tanks, and expects to secure material reduction in
price, and will make report later on storage tanks.
Belcano Beauty Spe
cialist
N. «th St.
Gateway to the Oregon Caves
5. We recommend two border rows surrounding the orchard
with three ten-quart heaters per tree.
by
Mells Drugs and Books
Grants Pass
Local Representative—Telephone 62, Medford, Oregon.
FREE!
Belcano Facial Treat
ments
CLEMENS
Mrs. NELLIE NEAS
JOHN' Hl'MMKL
Three C’s Lumber Company
Wist G Street
A small shipment of
NEW SILK DRESSES
New shades, Rust, Rose and
Green.
Not Ice-
Airs. Arthur H. Dennison and
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daughter. Gayle, who nave been vis
iting with Mrs. T. 8. Harvey at
Marshfield for the past five weeks,
have returned to their home here.
J, W. laicas left this morning for
'.Albany where he expects to place
i the remaining cows of the famous
The greater
. River Banks herd.
number of
'numb..
_Z these cows were placed
i locally.
Still
The best money can buy.
' you pay no more.
Your Kodak
prints in the Crystal Finish way.
Art Craft Studio, baby specialists. 72
W.iiinl-hnuntn Girl- Notice—
Miss Sadie Clevenger of the Hat
There will be a meeting of tho
Shop returned this morning from
Waunishnunta Camp Fire Girls nt
Portland where she has been for the
the home of Bessie Wood, tomorrow
past two weeks on a buying trip for
afternoon at 3 n'clock. Every mem
her line of fall and winter milll-
ber must be present. Mrs. Goodell.
nery.
guardian.
Madeline
and
Cecile
Mr-
Misses
Phone 50
Manus and Miss Henriette Guoy loft
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today for Eugene after visiting here Drop in anil
The nice boiled ham. wienies, and
for the past 10 days with Miss Flor-
Will Confer on Canning—
' ence Riddle.
They were accom- cold milk. etc., in our large new re
T. J. Felix .Moran, representative
ponied to Eugene by Nliss Riddle. frigerator. Tourist Grocery. South
of the Kerr Glass company, has sent
■ Miss Evangeline Knox and George Sixth Street.
word that he will be in Grants PassJC'
'Riddle. Jr. The party just returned
on Friday and Saturday in order that
I from Crater and Diamond lakes, Moonlight Walt ar
southern Oregon women may have
With the real moonlight.
where they were accompanied by
an opportunity to consult him on
Fair Grounds. Friday nite, a dollar
Mrs.
George
Riddle.
their canning troubles. .Mr. Moran
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Optical goods at Letcher k Son's or a dime.
will make his headquarters at the
Mr. and ‘Mrs. G. W. Harvey of
Truax grocery while in Grants Pass.
I Portland, and Mr. aad Mrs. Paul S|mnish War 1‘lcnic—
All Spanish War Veterans and
Harvey of Corvallis, arrived in Grants
Defense Day Endorsed—
Pass today to spend a few days with their families are to have an old-1
The Grants Pass post of the Amer
the A. B. Cornell family. During fashioned family picnic ut Riverside
ican Legion last night went on rec
their stay here they will 'be shown park. Friday evening. Bring dishes
ord as favoring the plans for na
t
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Crater l-ake, Oregon Caves and for the family.
tional defense day as outlined by
'other southern Oregon scenic attrac-
President Coolidge. The post also
tions. Mr. Harvey is in business in Notice-
decided that they will take whatever
All officers and members of Par
Portland, while his son is a professor
part in the program for the day that
an
Encampment are requested to be
of chemistry at Oregon Agricultural
Is desired of them. The legion
present Friday night, \ugtist 15, on
college.
naires were unanimous in their opin
account of G. II. P. II. G. Henderson
ion that the best way to prevent war
visiting Paran Encampment on offic
G. -A. R. Veteran Dies—
is to be prepared and the defense
Justus Chase, member of the lo- ial 'business. There will be lunch.
day test was endorsed as an excel ! cal G. A. R. passed away Tuesday, By order of C. P. J. A. Carneller. B.
lent plan for testing out the state
August 12. at Roseburg.
He had A. Williams. Scribe AU Odd Fellows,
of preparedness of the nation in case
been there but a week, having been their wives and Rebekahs are espec
of attack.
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accompanied to the Ohl Soldiers ially Invited to the lunch Friday. 72
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home by Judge James Holman.
Writing paper at the Courier.
Judge Holman returned Wednesday Dnnce .After the Hand Concert—
The Fair Grounds pavilion. Friday
night from Roseburg where he at
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tended the funeral services.
Mr. nite, a dollar or a dime.
Chase was 82 years of age and had
Colored paper at the Courier.
‘lived here for the past three or four
years. One grandson. William An-
derson, lives here.
Rogue River Hardware Co.
Rents the Uunl House—
.Mrs Chas Kayser has taken the
Hunt home on Washington boule
vard tor the winter uud will wove
Into tho place tomorrow.
Michaels Stern Value
First Suits
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DR. R. W. CLANCY, Chairman,
S. M. TUTTLE,
H. S. DEUEL,
DAVE ROSENBERG.
the above reeoinmeixlations and report are approved by:
FLOYD D. YOUNG,
F. C. REIMER,
CLAUDE C. CATE.
Orchard Heater Department, American Can Co