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CEMENT
Three C’s Lumber Company
West G Street
Phone 50
Cornice Work and
Sheet Metal Work
for all kinds of buildings
Plumbing and Furnace Installation
See me for estimati*»
W. R. RANNIE
514 H Street
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Anybody deHiring a premium book
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL
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the manager, Chas. A. Gordon. Mr.
Klamath Cattle Move—
Gordon will forward the books to
The annual movement of Klamath those asking for them.
county cattle to market began last
week, with the shipment of 1650
Card of Thaiks
head. 52 carloads, from Midland to
Formosa. Cal. Most of the cattle
were yearlings and all were in prime I We wish to extend our sincere
condition. The shipment was made 'thanks to the many friends for their
by the Kern Cattle A I»and company. many acts of kindness during the
Southern Pacific officials say that illness of onr dear husband, father
advance information is to the effect and brother, and for the many floral
that about the usual amount of live | tributes at the time of his burial.
stock will be shipped from the Klam
Mrs. E. T. McKinstry
i
ath Falls section this fall.
and Family,
I
Mrs. F. E. IiOunshury,
Printing that pimms —Courier.
Mrs. E. S. Stackpole.
PEOPLE’S MARKET
Advertisements under thia heading 5c per line per issue. All
Classified ads appear under this heading the first time
WANTED—By reliable couple, small
well furnished bouse. Best of
references given. Address No.
668 care Courier or phone 165-J.
DRY SEASONED WOOD—Williams
Wood Yard. Phone 137.
23tf
T. M. STOTT INSURANCE SPE
CIALIST — Temporary beadquar
ters at Buick salesroom, 308-310
North Sixth St.
54tf
SECOND HAND motors handled,
overhauled and repaired at Clev
enger's Electric Store.
21tf
EVERY~STi DENT who completed a
course at the M*-dford Business
College last year was placed on a
payroll. Winter term begins 8ep-
tember 15.____ __
EOD
FOR SALE—Good toma*oes, lc lb.
Petite prunes, 2*4c lb. l-ast house
8. Sth.
88
LOST — On Pacific highway near
Russell's station, lady's handbag
containing railroad ticket, eye
glasses, bank book. Reward. Re
port to Mrs. J. J Moss.
87
WAITRESS WANTED—Young mar-
ried lady preferred. Call at Good
Eats Cafe.
92
SALESMAN WANTED — Go into
business for yourself, selling the
Original J. R. Watkins Products
in Josephine and western Jackson
counties. 150 fast selling and re
peating household necessities of
ihe finest quality. You supply
automobile, we supply capital.
Business should net you at least
83,000.00 profit first year, New
products added. New sales plan
doubling business. Ohly men with
clean records who are now rnak-
ing money will be considered.
Write for application and full par
ticulars to J. R. Watkins Com
pany, Oakland, Califortiia.
HO
FOR SALE—Underwood typewriter.
Drop. In Couch’s Drug Store and
look it over.
89
FOR RENT—4-room apartment, fur
nished. Call 212 West C St, 3 to
.5, aft/rnoons. ...» _. -_
. 88
P. S. Boaebrako of Corvallis was
a business visitor today in th** ilty.
Mr. and Mrs. I Kelly of Eureka
were among the visitors here today.
Ref. and Mrs F. Gordon Hart re*
Key.
turntm last night from the Oregon
Cave*. where they spent a week
Mr. and Mrs. Kndrew Shade re-
turned the List of the week from a
trip ot two weeks into Eastern Ore-
They made the trip by auto.
gun.
Waldo Baker will leave this eve*
ning for Salem, where he ha* be»*n
transferred by the Standard OU com
pany, ot which he Is an employe.
Mis* Ruth Jackson of Portland
visited her sister. Mr*. Jennie .Moss.
They mad»* a trip to Crater Lake
and Miss Jackson returned home last
night.
Mrs. George G. Bancroft and .Miss
Lavita Hough returned from Port
land Saturday after attending the
photographers' convention there.
They were gone two weeks.
Dr. Emil Howard and family of
Corvallis, and Miss Goldie Howard,
also of Corvallis, arrived last night
for a visit al the It. A. Williams
home.
Glasses fitteo at I^tcber S Son'*.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. .McKibben and
daughter. Velma, and Mrs. McKib
ben's mother. Mrs. Henry, motored
to Crater Lake and Klamath Falls
oyer Sunday and Labor day.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Howard and
family arrived last night from Al
pine. Ore., to visit Mr. and Mrs. 11.
A Williams. Mrs. Howard is a sis-|
ter of Mr. Williams. They will visit |
Crater I^ike today.
I
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Bray of
Hailey. Ida., spent a few days here
visiting Mrs. Bray's daughter. Mrs.
W. F. Werth. Mr. Bray is superin
tendent ot the job printing depart
ment of the Tinies-News-Miner at
Hailey.
Mr. and Mrs. George Slover. Miss
Carlotta Wiseman and .Miss Louise
Roedel returned yesterday from a
1500-mile auto trip which took them
as far north ’as British Columbia.
Visits were made at Vancouver and
Victoria, as well as PorMand, Seattle
and other points. All were impress
ed by the scenic attractions ot Brit
ish Columbia and with the courteous
treatment accorded them by the Can
adians.
The D. C. McIntyre and S. M.
Leonard families spent the week-end
at Bandon enjoying the ocean. They
report excellent weather at the
coast resort, spoiled to some extent,
however, by the great number of
forest fires burning along the road
to the coast, the breet* taking the
smoke to the coast. The ocean was
declared to be beautiful, with fine
roads all the way.
Misses Gertrude llomuth and
Phyllis White of Los Angeles, Cal.,
were in the city for a day last week.
returning home from a trip to north
ern points. They made the trip
from Los Angeles to Portland, over
the Columbia highway and return
to Grants Pass in the Ford coupe i
belonging to Rev. Robert McLean. |
leaving the machine here and re
turning home by train. Mr. McLean
now has his machine here for use
A Gulbransen
Player-Piano
Mr. Ethel Cetnirub k ha* r» iuru*
I «.I t.» Rolland after a vilt h.r« a (th
Mr» F E Coffman
\\ 1' Breen of Crescent City Is
spending several d.iyt In th« city ut*
Jones has returned
t>h»lillg Willard
Io business
after visiting her« with
•Mrs
to Yreka Coffman and Mis* Mlnbl»»
Mrs. K K
Mrs. George llarpor, of
Ireland
Mr. and
Chicago, are here visiting for about
ten day*. Mr. Harper.is a graduate
of the Grants Pass high school.
Mr. und Mr*. Fred lles*e of Port
land visited with Mrs. E. E Coffman,
mother of Mr*. He.se, over the we»*k-
end They went to Mt. Shustu to
see the flow ot mud from the glacier,
returning today to Portlund
Notice—
Regular meeting of the Ku»tern
Star. Wednesday, Sept. 3
Mr and Mrs Geo P t'ramer
Spent a week's la* alien at the Or.
gon Caves, r< turning , home lust
night.
Newell un»t Tom McKinstry will
return tonight to Oak Ridge, where
they are employed in rhe engineer
Ing department of the Southern Pa
i-liic company on the Natron < ut off
work
They Were here during th«
last day* of their father's lllneHs.
Mrs. Caroline Tetherow returned
last night from Ashland, where she
accompanied her nieces. Misses
Louise and Hird Frletag of Etna
Mills. Cal. The ladies made n trip
to Portland. sto|>|>ing in Grants
Puss both going and returning
Optical goofls at Letcher * Sou's.
Mrs. Al J. Martineau, daughter
Dorris, and sister. Mrs. Oscar Huber,
left this morning for Portland, where lb guInr Misting—
Grants Pass ledge, No. 8 1. A. F.
they will visit for a short time, re
turning here on Saturday. Mrs. Hu & A. M . tonight at 7.30. James T. i
ber arrived here Saturday from her Chinnock. W. M.
ST
home at San Fernando. Cal., having
accompanied her brother-in-law. Al
Martineau, from that place.
Dr. and Mrs. F D. Stricker and
daughter. Rosamond, have arrived
Today at Rowell’s
from Portland to spend their vaca
tion with old friends. Dr. Stricker
spent some years in Grants Pass as
a practicing physician und is now
secretary of the state board ot
health. While here he will spend
some time fishing and hunting.
Brunswick New Records
RIVOLI
Tonight
MEIGHAN
for Mm and Youth*
riocou. Ml*<HA»tM*, ie»l »»>
Tonini) a« II h
CO.MEDV
Stan Laurel
—in—
“Mother’s Joy”
EXCURSION RATES- 115.00 Grants
Pass to Crescent City. Union Stage
Depot
TT8-07
FOR SALE—Purebred Jersey, heifer
2*4 mon. old. Mrs. A Doerner.
Wlldervllle.’ Ore.
MEN’S TIES
%
This is the time of tjie year
when Items such au the follow
ing are most useful no matter
«there you go:
ABSORBENT COTTON.
ADHESIVE TAPE.
GAUZE BANDAGE.
IODINE.
SNAKE BITE REMEDY.
SKEETER SKOOT.
Powder Blue, Tan. Illa. I. und Navy Polka,
wills the new »linde».
Voit w ill want n < lilt k
•ATE NT
PI MPS
rich flavor
Bells Drug» and Book.
Granta Pass
*5 A
Front 91.00 to *4.50
COUCH’S
PHARMACY
OREGON
Mountain Breakfast
(BRAND)
Pure Pork
Country Sausage
For information about our plan which enable» you
to buy your «hares at #5 per »hare per month (with
interest allowed on all payments) telephone anv mem
ber of our organization—or mail the coupon clow.
For Sale at All .Markets
CALJFOcNiA ORF.GO
THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY
Office»!
Perfumes
Drugs
♦Stationery
Grunts PajssT Orc.
«
Roseburg
Number Eighteen
Quality Coffee
The Truax Grocery
FOR FILM8, DEVELOP
ING ANO PRINTING
In by 0 a. tn. Out by 5 p. ni.
OREGON
Medford
Granta Paas
Y reità
YOUR PARTNERS
IN PROGRESS
Couch’s Pharmacy
Gateway to the Oregon Caves
MONTH
makes you an investor
Tuffs Bldg., 517 II Street
FOI N TA IN SV HINGES
Woodward’s
Your investment in this security is safeguarded
by a large direct equity (more than twice the value
of the stock) in nine valuable power plants, in one
more now being built, in 1550 miles of power lines,
and in all of the Company's other properties.
7.14' ' from Copco Preferred Stock does mean
doubly-guarded savings.
TAILORING
and
Check niirrou four-ln-luiiul.
DOUBLY GUARDED
ample
JOHN HUMMEL
MILLER AND
GOODRICH BRAND
Ift/r WATER BOTTLES
«
Preferred Stock of The California Oregon Power
Company öfters ONLY sound, high-yield invest
ment for your idle funds or monthly savings.
It offers no sudden, speculative fortune. But it
brings you. regularly every three months, the maxi
mum reasonable dividend from a well-guarded In
vestment.
Matinees. 25c.
Evening. 35c.
Children (under 12 yearsl. 10c
CLEMENS
HENRY M. LANCASTER, Mining
Engineer, 204 West F St., Grants
Pass. Oregon.
Barnes Jewelry and Gift Shop
7.14% -«/WHAT ELSE?
Get Rich Quicks
Is ae rare as a Millionaire in a
Foorhouse — there
simply
arrn’t any! People who own
GULBRANSENH* are satisfied
to keep them.
FOR SALE—Cull Anjou pears, 75c
per box delivered. H. C. I.awton.
Phone 3 47-Y.
xs
At
TWO HORSE Brand Waist Overalls
FOR SALE—4 good milk cows or
will trade for pullets. Chas. Mee,
Applegate, Ore.
90
Stanton Rowell, Prop.
To *«•«» flirm I“ I»» buy thrm.
It's Nestlé's AIHNB
Ih* aure you have nn
supply.
The Music & Photo
House
Imported from England
MADE OF TESTED DENIM
WITH SWIVEL BUTTONS
WHICH GIVE
LIKE SEWED ON
BUTTONS
THOMAS
Used Piano Sale
MARCEL AND CURL last longer af
ter a Golden Glint Shampoo.
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WANTED—Clean cotton cloths for
wiping machinery; loc per lb. for
first 2 5 pounds brought in: 7c per
lb. for what we can use. Courier
office.
87-tf
FOR SALE — 3 high grade Jersey
cows, one fresh today and other
two this month; 6 and 7 years old.
t’all Elery Stone, Provolt Central.
88
WANTED—High school students to
board and room. Prices reason
able; 5 minutes walk to school.
_ Mrs. J. L. Daws, 730 N 6th St. »2
FOR SALE OR RENT—A 3-room
house partly furnished
Corner
lot 50x100 ft., cor. D and Booth
Sts. Inquire of James Holman. 88
A GIFT 1.INK OF TEAPOTS
TW0 HDRSE BRAND
COW TO TRADE tor wood or hay.
Inquire "07 Foundry St.
87
Prices $420, $495,
$575, $650
JUST IN
ASK YOUR DEALER
in %
E. L. GALBRAITH—Real estate, in
surance and plate glass liability.
Tuffs Bldg.. 6th and H. Phone 28.
Mrs. NELLIE NEAS
MENS BIB
Overalls
Have 14 points
of superiority
I
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CALL 187-J—For dry pine and fir
slab wood, >2.25 to 12.50 per tier.
Del. C. W. Lambrecht.
90
BOARD AND ROOM for high school
girls or boys. Write No. 673 care
Courier.
87
NEW HAT STYLES
Ask any member
of our organization
or mail thit coupon
Klamath Fall.
CALIFORNIA
Uunsmuir
THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY
MEDFORD, OREGON
Please send me full information about your 7% Preferred
Stock and special partial payment plan.
Nam«__
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