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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 5, 1924)
PAGE TWO GRANTS I'kSS PAITA* FRID4V, HKPTEMIIKH 0. I IMI I. COURIER 6RAN IS PISS Mill 01URIER enroll for the day regardless of age or physical condtfloti. as an expres sion of their patriotism. A. E. Voorhles - Pub. and Propr. In addition to the American Le Entered at postoffice, Grants Pass. gion. Grand Army. Spanish War Vet Ore., as second-class mall matter. ernna and other veterans' orgunixa Ilona, patriotic fraterunl bodies are ADVERTISING RATES joining as bodies. including Elks- Display space, per inch .......... 25« Surplus war material in the form Local-peraonai column, per line..l0c lodges. Odd Fellows. Kuights ol' of cheap agricultural explosive is Rsadera, per ling--------------------- 5c Pythias and Woodmen of the World. | again available to the farmers of A number of labor unions have join DAILY COURIER Josephine county. The supply of By mail or carrier, par year...... $6.00 New York. Sept 5.—(I. N. 8.»— government sodatol, of which a ear ed. Cities are arranging parades By mail or carrier, per month.. .50 With the coming at the Prince of was secured locally, was rapidly ex and patriotic programs, decoration of the streets with flags and oxer WEEKLY COURIER Wales to New York, Judy O'Grady hausted. The 18 million pounds of By mall, per year ----- — eiaea In the schools. Portland re and milady are enjoying a mutual fered tor sale throughout the United MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS fluttering of hearts and, indulging Stales lasted only about six months ports plans for a parade with be tween 10,000 and 30.000 injltu. The Associated I'raas is exclusive In day dreams of a miraculous meet How»ver. a new explosive celled ly entitled to the use for republica- Defense teat day. September 13, ing with the most romantic "catch'* pyrotol is now being prepared «and tioa of all news 4 is pat ch»» credited i falls on the anniversary of St. Mi- in this. or alt otherwise credited, in in the world. Is composed of ground smokeless | hiel in which several thousand Orv- this paper and also the local news A dialogue In the subway rush powder aud sodium nitrate. It is J gontana fought, and is the anniver- published herein. hour between two New York shop prepared tor use in double-dipped i sary of the writiug of the Star All rights for republication of1 paraffined cartridges weighing about special dts patches bercia are alao re girls: i Spangled Banner, lu cities of small "Wouldn't it be grand to hook the six ounces, aud are packed in wooden er sile enrollments are being stud« served. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER S, 1024? I Prince of Wales after ho turned boxes each containing 50 pounds of regardless of other cxerclaee. The down heiresses and everything. Nel pyrotol. mayor of every city in Oregon has Orders for a pooled ear ure now ♦ 4 lie?*' been furnished with rolls aud full "Gee. I'd be satisfied just to meet being taken by County Agent Howell, information and in most places have 4 4 Handsome Eddy." ¡who is In charge of the distribution ♦ ♦ put their information in circulation. "No klddtn*. Ain't yon In love »hi» county, aud he hopes .to se- ♦ Pacific Coast States: Con 4 i 4 tinued fair weather in Interior 4 with him? 4*m da tty over his royal'cure orders for several cars at the Wed at Bridegroom’» Home 4 and considerable cloudy weath 4 nibs. Didja see his pitcher tn the Pricp quoted of $9.10 per hundred In Japan the marriage ceremony la This performed at th» home of the bride ♦ er on coast, probably occasional 4 >aper with his cap tilting sporty po^nd«**. f«o.b. Grauts Paw price Is lees than commercial groom. 4 showers in extreme western 4 “Not so loud. TUB».“ “ explosives. 4 portions of Oregon and Wash 4 "Whatddye mean, not so loud. U should be understood, said Mr. 4 ington. Temperature will con 4 High.Resistance Vacuum Bottle. 4 tinue normal. Fire weather 4 D'ye think he's on the train with H®"^1 ,hi«_ morning, chat pyrotol A vacuum bottle of foreign manu is being made from surplus war ma 4 hazard will continue high in 4 you?" facture lias for.an inner liniug steel “I wouldn't be aurpriaed ir he terial- and made available by con gia6s of more than three times the 4 interior, and relatively low 4 gress for the benefit of the farmers usual thickness, and It Is chilifted thtq 4 rode on the subway some day. He's 4 along the coast. of the country, and is not in compe will not break even when submitted t> 4 democratic enough to." 4 , Generally clondy tonight tition with regular explosives, there rapid changes hi the temperature ut and Saturday, moderate tem 4 being no charge made for the ex the liquid. The »levan famous chimes of 4 perature. i plosive Itself. Ljt simply for putting 4 Grace Church, at Broadway and • Temperature today, 93. it into cartridge form, packing, ship 4 J Water at bath house, 69. 4 Tenth street, that have floated sweet-, ping, distribution and cost of neces 4 44444444440444 4 ly over the city for a generation, sary ingredients not furnished by ! have had their stiver tongues stilled the government. They have joined the molten metal •Tones OF THE Mr Pyrotol is being processed by the in the boll foundry of their forefath DuPont Powder company at DuPont. A' baby fawn was killed yesterday ers and will emerge w'.tjt a new soul, '* i Washington, and is being sold for by a hunter. That buntar shot at In time to give forth their first song ! 4 • $6.60 per hundred pounds f.o.b. the little fellow, wounding it. He at Chriat mas tide- there. Freight charges to Grants They are expected to become the I Pass are $2.50 per hundred pounds. theg seemed to loee interest in th» hunt for he left it to suffer. It was moot «beautiful chimes in the world, The ordinary blasting accessories which is one comforting reason for furnished by dealers, such as caps found and efforts made to help it, being reborn. and fuses, are recommended for use but it was too badly injured and with pyrotol. died during the night. The man i The chorus girls of one Broadway Those anxious to see ere some of whd will shoot fawns or doea is not musical comedy have had their best this cheap government explosive fit to carry a gun. He is capable excuse for being late bobbed off the should secure order blanks from the alibi list. "I was getting my hair countjr agent's office. of almost any crime. «« trimmed,” was the current explana tion of every bobbed-haired girl Tourists are to be accorded the when she was tardy for rehearsals. "If Miss Muffet wants to go to the full courtesy of the city. Grunts 1’asa will now be taken oft the black hairdresses," said the stage manager (Continued from Pace One.) “wall have the hairdresser com» to list; on which it was placed along Miss Muffett.’ So he installed a wo nonneement made today by defense will) Drain and Gold Hill. Advices man barber in one of the dressing test headquarters here. have been received from Geld Hill rooms. The program for the day In a nut that the business men there, seeing shell. as explained by the state com A metropolitan hospital receutly mittee In charge, consists of assem trade driven from their city by too str let enforcement of their traffic issued the following advice to bly of the military units in the state • • young fathers: and their recruitment to full war laws, asked the council for the a bo “Never kiss the baby on the strength by one-day enlistments. It lit ion ot the position of special traf mouth, and do not kiss it at all for is in a sense a one-day duplication fic officer there. Action was not the first two weeks. Do not kiss the of the state-wide mobilization in mother on the mouth, nor permit 1917. All citizens are allowed to taken at that time. M anyone else to kiss your wife. Published Daily Except Sunday WORK STARTS ON DEFENSE The co-operation of every person in the city in national defense test day is needed to make it a success. The.’day should be a demonstration of pktriotism which will give assur ance that the nation need not fear from la«k ol manpower should ag gression by a foreign power he at- tempted. In the American Southland dark- ies will clog a mile for a dime. The pickaninnies along four blocks of I a Newark, (N. J.) street, beneath I the railroad trestle, have a lower tariff. As the train from Washing Advertisements under this heading Sc per line per issue. All ton chugs through, passengers are Classified ads appear under thin heading the first time entreated, in a melodious chanty, to ‘ T'row down a cent and see a dance!" As the coppers bounce off the cobblestones there Is little danc WANTED—By reliable couple, small MARCEL AND CURL last longer af ter a Golden Glint Shampoo. tf well furnished hoyse. Best of 4 4'4 4 444444444 ♦ ♦ 4 ing but much scrambling. references given. Address No. COMING EVENTS 4 4 668 care Courier or phone 165-J. FOR LATE CANNINO- We have • I ♦ ♦ 444444444 4 4 4 Soy Beans for Pasturing D'Anjou, Bose and Flemish Beau FOR RENT Four large rooms near ty pears. Tomatoes at lc anti 2c S»p(, 15, Monday—Grants Pass city the high school, suitable for apart Sheep and Hogs Are Fine ments or single rooms. Call 1611 a pound, prunes at l’Ac per lb.. schools open. Cooking applds, 50c a box. G. A. Soy beans ran b» used ter pasture E. "A” or phone 117-Y. 91 Sept. 1», Monday — Miss Telford's Hamilton. Riverside Orchards, 2 for all klnda of stock, bnt Is hotter for miles south on Pacific Highway.95 kindergarten opens. sheep and hogs than rattle. In Inta FOR SALE—3 acres ground, small Sept. 16. 17, 18, 19, Tuesday, Wed- summer and early autumn when other house, woodhouse, poultry house, and barn, only $1,000. Easy terms. CALL 187-J—For dry pine and fir ntfeday, Thursday, Friday — Jose anstnre« are short, soy beans furnish alab wood, $2.25 to $2.50 per tier. phine County fair at Grants Pass. a aatisfartory forage. The cattle may Del. C. W. I-anibrecbt. 90 4 acre» unimproved 11,000. Small Sep^ 18. Thursday—Daily Courier be turned In as soon as the beans ar» payment down, balance payments. FOR RENT—2 well furnished house well giown, but they trample th» crop Bargain Day. •• keeping rooms with bath. 207 W. down badly, and for that reason It Is 7-room modern house, well locat «a C St. 9I ed. large grounds, fruit and ber mor» profitable to nse the pasture for •« On the Lehigh Valley, ries, cash $2650, terms, $2850. bags, By aonSng the beans in rows FOR SALE—l’elite prunes and Otte of Simeon Ford's latest stories there Is less loss by trampling. Hogs grapes. Houser Bros., west end la 'about Pennsylvania Sunday make 5-room house and six lots for beet gains on soy-hesn pasture of Foundry St,, phone 2 s »; sstf quick sale. $1,060. $250 cash, SChqpl. A young lady with phllan- when fed some coca In addition. It balance, easy. E. L. Galbraith. thrr^lc motives was teaching a dozen would net pay 1» sow any beans espe Tuffs Bldg, 521 H street. w-f90 FOR RENT Five room house, gar or t$o little ones in the mining dis age, woodshed large chicken house cially for a summer pasture for baef trict "Now, where did I tell you the A BARGAIN -Willys Kjtiglit seven and yard. Strawberles, black cattle. Savfdr was bcm?" she asked one passenger automobile in first, class berries, and graiies, ’A A. ground, I condition, two extra tires; will morning. “Allentown!“ shrieked a $18 per month, 725 W. Jordan Ft. sell for less than the price <>t a grimy twelve-.vear-wld. "Why, what do Phono 326-J. __ 91 Only Lightly Held flivver. See it at Ole’s Tire Shop you 'mean. Johnnie? I told you He was Friends who stick to you because and Servire station. 91 FOR SALE — i good milk rows or born In Bethlehem." “Well." repl let] they are under obligations are likely will trade for pullets. Ghas. Mee, | Johpkle. “1 knowed ’twuz some place to drift pretty rapidly when released DRY SEASONED WOOD Williams Ajfpregate, Ore._____ *_______ 90 Wood Yard. Phone 137. 23tf on de Lehigh VaUey railway." from their obligations. THE JORDAN NURSERY—Home in WANTED Before school atari». stitution. Place your.order with warm 4, 5 or 6 room house, gar us now for fall planting. Remem age; place for cow. Mr». S» A. • • ber our stock is complete, thor IJewcilyri, 107''. North 9th. 95 • I oughly acclimated—Walnut, Fil bert, Apple, Pear. Peach, Plum, WANTED—Clean cotton cloths for Prune, Cherry and Apricot trees. wiping machinery; 10c per lb. for Thousands of grape vines and first. 25 pounds brought In; 7c per largest stock of Gladioli bulbs In lb. for what we can usò. Courier offi< B, 87-tf Oregon. Notice! we offer 10 per cent off on all orders given before Oct. 15th. The Jordan Nursery at SPEEDWAY •Bicyole for sale, phone| « Be sure and see the wonderful buvs in 394-R 95 North Tenth, Grants Pass, Ore. 16 T. M. STOTT INSURANCE SPE CIALIST — Temporary headquar STRICTLY FRESH EGGS -35c doz. Bartlett pears for canning, 75c ters at Buick salesroom, 301-310 box. also tender Kentucky and North Sixtji St. 54tf butter beans, tomatoes, at A. Al TO RENT—A pleasant room with berts, North fith on Highway, 2nd use of sitting room, to a teacher. stand. Square Deal .Market 90 Inquire 669 A St. WANTED —A shetland pony, for a SECOND HAND motors handled, small boy to lido to school. Must . overhauled and repaired at Clev bo gnnflp Reply, stating prb<> to enger’s Electric Store. 21tt Charles Harmon. Dryden, tiro. 91 FOR SALE .Muir canning peaches, also tomatoes at C. 4*. Logsdon, FOR RENT- Furnished housekeep ■ ■■ ■■ ■ I, I ■ I ing rooms for high school girle» north city limits, on Pacftlc high Call 315 J St. It way. ' 95 Í’ HARDEMAN HATS pOR the head of the ’’head of the business” — as well as for the fellow who is using his head to get there — this Hardeman has the call. A headliner in quality and refine ment. And a price chat is low for a value that isn’t! better dealers everywhere ïëmâî F hâts JIM'S TOGGERY The Home Merchants Want Your Business Read the Advertisements I PEOPLE’S MARKET tells why Borden’s Evaporated Milk is used regularly in the homes of particular women everywhere. Once you get to know the taste of Borden’s, no other will do. For cooking, especially, you’ll pre fer it even to bottled milk. % The creamy richness — the wholesome flavor of pure, fresh milk with the cream left in — and the convenience of always having it ready for use, in any strength you want — will soon convince you that you ought to lay in a dozen cans at a time. You will save money — your cooking and baking will taste better. Try it—wherever the recipe calls for milk. But insist on Borden's! taste telisi p MEN! // \ 3 ' Men’» Flannel Shirts priced at $1.98, $2.25 and $3.25 Golden Rule Store Static Hi tlm Northwest I ft
