Grants Pass daily courier., October 04, 1924, Page 4, Image 4

««»RTS PISS MID COURIER
Published Daily Eseept Sunday
A. K. Voorhics • Fab. and Propr
Entered at pos office. Grants Pass.
Ore., se secoadx'lsM mail matter.
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«iTunoAT. nrronwi i. imi .
ghixt * rua n.iiî.r oovrikr
TAGE FOI R
1’’’ " •
ballots.
Iu 1908. «8 per cent
In 1913, tii per cent.
price is $15 for $100 worth of bogus
bills. The market is stabilised by
the demand for such money, uavd
hy bootleggers in buying liqv '
from th« runt fleet, sent by our
British brothers.
The managers of the boats are
poo l bootleggers, but not familiar
w,th American money, and many,
it seems, hav« bean taking bad
money for worse whiskey—which
seems fair enough.
¡Htihe Churches |
DAILY
NEWS LETTER
Bot hau) Presbyterian < liureli
Tilla church in In
There will bo » reception of new
tin bualni««» of help.
members and observance of the
these eligible to vote, went to tho
Ing other».
ADVERTISING RATES
Lord's Suppsr at the morning per-
Display space, p«r Inch ................. 2>c polls.
vice at 11 o’clock. The sermon will
lavcal-perscaal column, per line 10c
!<■ the tv' any way
Raaders, per lute ......................
5c No more eloquent indictment for
be on "The Hprlngs of Lifo” and the I
U T'-
.11—I'-v 41
In nlili-h »" iwn l>e
civic Indifference Is needed thau
A rrvsbyteriaa church in New
London, Oct. 4.— <!. N. M l—Sir choir will sing "Fear Not. I Am Willi
DAILY COURIER
of »enter to y*«n?
Jersey spent 84.000 in on<> year,
.Th««." by Williams.
By mall or carrier, per year...... 8” 00 these statistics. It is an Indictment
trthur Conan Doyla regtet« Sherlock
By
Arthur
BrUbane
taking
care
of
a
huge
oak
400
Evening »erviee at 7:80 p. m. with
By ■nail or earrtar. per mouth.
80 against all of us. from the lowest to
Holui< •
years old. Th« oak may be worth
sermon on "As s Little Child."
it.
But
that
sum
would
have
In
his
autobiographical
’
’
Memor-
the highest - laborers, skilled work­
WEEKLY COURIER
TEN MEN AND A THOUSAND
Bible school at 9:85 a. ui.. wltb
planted several thousand new trees
lea and Adventure«." Ju«l published.
By mail, per year
...... -—.83.00 ers, executives, employers, profes­
along New Jersey reads. Or, if
graded departuieuts.
Hervlcra at
OSE OAK. $4,00«
Sir
Arthur
declares
frankly
that
If
you don't resent dragging in reli­
sional men and clergyy.
Cbrlstlau Endeavor (onererai Ion
11 and TilO
W. L DOUGLAS, BUILDER
lie had never conceived the uow
MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS
gion, it would have done a msod deal
Ted Cramer.
The Associated Press i* exclusive-) The figures clearly demonstrate
to help some of those "little ones '
world-famous Sherlock, perhaps he insetlug at 1:30 p. nt
DEMPSEY AND DEFENSE DAY
leader.
ly »milled to the use for republic»- that the great danger to the Nation
that sre supposed to be more im­
might have been a greater figure In
tien of all news dispatches crediteli
portant than many oaks.
You are Invited to attend these
the literary world.
In thia, or all otherwise credited. In is not the attacks, of radicals and
Very good news for the United %
services.
"All things find their level.“ Sir
this paper and aleo the local news bolshevlsts from without, but the
Above the base at Quantico. Va.,
States is this:
F. Gordon Hnrt, Minister i
ihllshed herein.
The President Is considering the flyi.’g machines are p i avticing,
acticin^, and
Arthur writs«, "but I believe that.
of civic performance
dwindling
relative value of battleships and on the ground our honest vv S.
If
I
had
never
touehed
Holmen,
who
All rights tor republication of
Marines, in deep amazement, “ob­
Church nt the Brethren
airplanes.
haa tended Io obscure tny_ higher
spécial di. pat ch or herein are also re­ within, 'It is a menace to our instt-
Those that sell battleships nt served that a flock of buzzards,
110 E Street
tutions and our government,
served.
wotk.
my
position
in
literature
after watching tho aviators, imi­
forty million dollars apiece will tell
Sunday
school
at 10 a. nt . with
Third at K «treat
I The situation is one that should
would be a more commanding one."
■dent thst
can't
tated ail their flying tricks in the
the President
that the country can
claaeaa and grades fur al) sg«s.
SATl RDAV. OCTOBER 4. 1Q24.
without
plenty of battic- air."
survive
t
_
___
arouse every thinking person to the
Junior and Senior Christian Work­
You remember th« gentlemen
chips.
Holmes has come to anno? Sir Ar­
Manufacturers of hansom cabs with his house on tire who gath­
* ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦«♦«
♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ necessity of performing bis obliga-
ers' meeting at 1:30 p. m.
thur. and he tells of many embar-
would also have said a little while ered in his arms all the furniture
tion.
Morning worship at 11 a. m.
*
OHKGON WLAIilhH
tu.lly picking un
he could carry. Anally
ago that the taxicab couldn't ba a
rarsiueiita, «'»on to being addressed
tnon subject, "How, When
♦ •
a
You can help to remedy this situ­
the baby v .th his teeth
I...!, fartefied in
real success.
as ' Sir Sherlock Holmes." Hundreds
Where Christ Lead» His People."
the little dree«.
♦
Pacific Coast SUtes:
Fair ♦ ation and it is your duty to do so.
have written to hint Inqulrlug whe­ Evening worship. 7:30 p. tn
As he bfted the baby he saw a
Before the President builds an­
The
♦ in California, and fair followed ♦ Go to the polls yourself, talk to your
ther
he
himself
was
Sherlock
Holmes
other battleship let him ask tho cat walking nere.-s the floor hold­
ssrmoa subject Is, "New Testsmsnt
♦ fry unsettled and probably* rain ♦
ing
a
kitten
in
her
mi.
ith.
and
said,
builder this question:
or Dr. Wutsou.
trieuds. associates and neighbors
Models."
♦ after Wednesday, in Washing­ ♦
“Are you willing to build that “Look at the wonderful imitation of
voters
and
line
up
a
great
army
of
Prayer luoetlng Thursday, 7:30 p
ship for forty million dolars and that cat.”
♦ ton and Oragou; normal tem­ ♦
Sir Arthur confesses that he has tu
guarantee that it will be afloat ten
♦ perature. The toreet fire haz­ ♦ on November 4.
no illvtlons about his own ability
W. L. Douglas died in Boston
hours after being attacked by one
Come and you will find a welcome.
♦ ard will remain relatively high ♦
VOTE AS YOU PLEASE. BUT
hundred thousand dollars’ worth of last week. His name will be re-
as n detective, though he has solved
Hiram Smith. Pastor.
In California and normal in ♦ VOTE!
mci.ibcred
among
the
builders
of
fighting airships?**
We have to uss the proper
two or three problems that have1
great industry, among those that
♦
♦ Washington and Oregon.
bait in flahin’ lor a whale, and
I
been submitted to him. but—
helped
to
free
humanity
from
Slav-
If
the
President
discovers,
ns
be
Baptist
<
hurt'll
unis»» we fi’h in earnest, we ar«
♦
a ♦ ♦ ♦
♦ ♦ ♦
♦
' The««1 scml-selentlfic
methods
will, that a hundred thousand dol­ cry, by making machines do the
mighty apt to fall. I nless a
Prof-
Bible school at 10:00 a. in
♦
Oregon and Washington: ♦ ♦
♦
ADDITION IL LOCAL
lars’ worth of airships, manned by work of human hands.
are o<-cns'lonally I «bored and slnw as liable classes for all ages.
feller pride« hi«»«lf In knnwln’
♦ ♦ 4
♦ Partly cloudy tonight and Sun­ ♦ 4
He b"g.vn life driving pegs in
ten men. can destroy any forty-mil-
mor«'n the fish, h« mav seat his­
compared with those of tbn rough-!
Morning worship st 11:00 a. m
4*
lion dollar battleship with mo’e shoes for his uncle. He lived to
♦ day: warmer Sunday.
self al nupp«r.llm», betid« an
Mrs. Mary Van Dyke left today
aud-ready. practical man.
Lest 1 ■ Subject. "What Christ Reni." This
than a thousand men on board, he make machines do the work of
empty dish. While some may
for Pomona. Cak. where she will
should seem to haw been throwing Is our regular communion service.
will decide not to build battleships. thousands of human beings and
laze along the crick, and never
distributed Ari.riean-mad j shoes
bouquets olther to myarlf or to Mr, Mrs. Root will stag.
land a thing, there’ll be others
spend the winter with Mrs. Kate N.
Governor Pinchot has signed the throughout the world.
waddin by 'em, with a doteh on
Holmes, let me ntntr that when a
VOTE AS YOU PLKANE. 1H T VOTE Kinney.
B V. I*. V. will meet at 8:80 I
death warrant of a young colored
their strinfl
occurred
ai
the
village
Inn,
burglary
Today a circular found its way to
Those that consider Prepwrednvss
Evening service, 7:30. Subject "Tty-
woman who killed a colored police­
There'« only one condition that
within a ntone'a throw of my liou.r, Ing to Borrow Religion.” Mrs Hack­
the desk of the Courier, it was sent Worker Ixmes Two ringers—
man and pleaded self defense. She and Defense Day a menace to peace
compel« th« p«rch te bit«, and
A
transient
worker
employed
in
please
notice
thia:
will
be
the
first
woman
executed
in
the
village
constable,
with
no
the
­
out by one of the great political par­
ett and Mrs. Edgerton will sing.
they’ll yank the bibber under,
Jack Dempsey is prepared. If
sawing wood for John Lawless, lost
the State of Pennsylvania in thirty-
ories at all, had seised the culprit,
if yer hook is bailrtl right.
ties, but instead of being filled with
Our latch string hang» out.
y?u
doubt
it,
pull
his
nose.
Ar
he
five
years.
Governor
Pinchot
signed
two fingers this afternoon by con­
while I had got no further than he
There’s tragedy In fi’hin* name
C. F. Mosher, Pastor.
the death warrant when he was in goes through thick crowds every­
propaganda, tills circular coutained tact with a b'tzz saw.
as any other art -dun to Igno­
was n left-handed man, with nc.Ha
the hospital. When he comes out, body knows him, everybody is
I
some facts which are interest.ng and
rance and nlothfulness, which
In his boots."
entirely recovered, it may occur to POLITE. Nobody slaps him or in­
Change In Hour of Fvrning Mervlrc»
can’t b« told apart! But—the
which should be absorbed by every I'nll'M Avitsan Officials Here—
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)
him that putting a negress to death sults him, and be does not hit or
At the minislsrs' meeting held at
cltap w,ll face a phtter full of
instead of locking her up is small insult anybody. HE’S PREPARED
Dr. G. C. Eshelman. supreme med­
Conan Doyle has much to say of th" M. E parsonage. Sept. 88, It was
citizen of the United States. This
«»very beauties, fried, if his
and people let him alone. He let*
business
for
a
great
State.
heart in in ths ball-can that
his contemporaries and writes of voted 10 change the evening hour of
paper is glad to be able to give the ical director of. the United Aritsans
The question is not “Does s’.e them alone unless they get in the
neatles by his side.
end Robert Clark, field worker, are
Bnrrl»:
ring
with
him.
deserve
death?"
It
is
“
Does
Penn
­
service from 8 o'clock to ?'3>V
circular publicity. It follows:
As it is with individuals, so with
here for a few days with Frank Mc­
And thst’s th* solemn prin­
•'Great a.« arq. Barrie's playa—and
sylvania deserve disgrace?”
Urania Pass Ministers Association
and people let hint alone unless they
Twenty-seven Million People Farland. district manager, who is
ciple that underlies the sport,
some of them. I think, are very
There are now regular quotations nations. When they are prepared,
vhlrh la je«t as true in enler-
stayed sway from the polls in 1920. making his home here with his wife
great—I wl«li he had never written
N'rmman McthodIM Churvh
irUe ef any other sort!
for counterfeit notes. The average they have peace.
and son at 417 E street. There has
a
line
for
the
theater.
The
glamour
Twenty-six million people — A
Sunday school at Ifi a. m., with
been a council of the United Arti­
of 11. and the—to him--easy cue«
grades and classes far all age« Ep-
minority of all the voters—elected a
sans here for 25 years or more but
playing >uinu.
Delicious refresh­ cess haw diverted from literature
worth l-catru» at S:30 p m. Let all
president in 1920.
no active work has been done. A
ments of sandwiches, grape juice. he man with the purnat atyle of
la'aguers find their way to this »er-
Were you one of the twenty-seven meeting has been called for all mem­
j Ice cresm aq.) cake were served. Th« tho ng". Plays arc always ephemer- ; vice.
following guetts were present: the ml, however good, and sre United to
million who failed to perform Aliair bers for 8 o'clock Monday evening
'Morning worship at II
at the home of Mrs. E. T. McKin­
Misses Geneva Otts, Vera Wil­ a few; but Harrle'a un barn books
full duty as citizens: or one of the
hell will cease ringing Juvt before 11
(Continued
from
Fag"
Three)
stry, 830 Olive street.
bur. Dora Conner. Elizabeth Wood. might have been an eternal and Uhl- o'clock so the service can
begin
twenty-six million who properly ful­
Kathleen Galvin.
Wynafred Guv- versal auset of British literature.” right on time. The »ermon them« Is
Peril
Byers
rendered
a
obligato,
filled' their obligations?
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»
rolo ’’Shubert's Serenade". A <1 : i ton, Alice Harvey. Rebecca Dallrynt-
''Man'» Relation to God." Tbe choir
Another “Don Jaan!"
Whatever the answer, register a
Sir Arthur talks Intimately of will sing an anthem entitled, "Come
pie, Mabie Ingram, Halcon Tucker.
wus not encftg-d to one of them, "Barcarole from the Tales of Hoff­
He
describes
Liizabeth
Fifield,
Virginia
Reed.
many
men
and
things.
Her With
promise now that you will go to the hut I wnn on the verge of It with the man" was given by Mrs. J. R.
Holy Spirit” with solos by Mr«
polls oil Election Day and swell the wlt'tlc five They had letters of mine, Thompson and Mias Helen E'.lis and Helen Smith, Katherine Springer, Lloyd George as “Just a pleasant, Richard Clraham and Mrs. Arthur. Old Maid (sndlyt—If t tly I ha>'
and the guest of honor.
smiling. gray-halr«d. but very virile
lived before the Christian era. alien
Wlblc. Th« response 1«. "Hear and
i
ranks of the twenty-six million so but I'd follow«-*! th« uilvi,,- <>f i.iv dying a quartet. Mrs. J R. Thompson. Mrs.
the yen re went bai-knnrd.—R*>»te
g-.ntl« man. with twinkling eysa and
fattier, aiu! never used the word tttttr- W. O. Andrews. Paul Byers and Miss
Answer.” Mrs. J. R. Thompson and Transcript.
they will cast a vote truly represen- rlt'ge In any of them. I'd nev»r given
roguish smile."
Helen Ellis sang “Good Night Be­ Old Fn»> i< nt d Noeial Given lai«t
Mr. J. M. lalinm * ill sing a duet en­
tative of the will of tbe eligible nnv of them present»—when you're
loved".
“
Study
Prevention
Week
”
titled.
"Knocking at the door.”
Night
at
PresA-ytcrian
Church
S'u'tlng busin«»« from whnt's little
J. Maxaon MUI* han devoted an e ti­
voters of the country
The evening service Is at 7:30 p.
The Old-Fashioned social g'ven at
■-.(••re Hum a nu<-l*:t* you iloift throw by Mrs. W. F. 'McCabe was given, as­
Fifield, Leia the P.-osh”ter:an church »as enjoy­ tire hook to Lloyd George anti the m. The aermon them« Is. ’ There
• Vote as you please—but—VCTE! iour money about I Tea or an ice ut sisted by Elizabeth
Feldntalr. Dorothy Zimmerman, and ed by more than a hundred mem­ most dramatic pit»»« of hl» career in a place.’’ The cbolr will sing
the
confectioner's
«ns
ns
fur
»«
ever
I
The Felbers of our Constitution.
«ent—and not riot unlerai 135- hand Rebec a Dalryt.iple and was vi ry In­ bers and friends of the church. Sev­ "I'-avid Lloyd George, War Minis­ anthem, ''Ashamed of Th««" wi
<>y Divine inspiration,
gave
you wa< foned. But there bad been dls-
ter* sting. A contest game was won by eral wer- dressed in the time of ter.’’
solo by Mrs. Arthur Wilde. Pr
Mill«' analysis of Lloyd George I« Byers and J. M. Isham will »I
>equality before all men; made you ciia*i<>r< of ttie subject of love, and Mian Edith Ayer
Delicious refresh­ long ago. with tight stays, leg <>f-
Interesting, even though tho author
a participating stockholder in the there also bad been ns opportunity of­ ments were served.
a duel entitled. “One Hwcelly
m’'t on sleeves. Paisley shawls and
fered what tuny lie culled ptvlitnltia-
find him more or lens of n contra­
greatest corporation in the world—
cmn Thought.".
the
like,
and
old
time
favorite
songs
rief." — From "Templin'» Tales of Ills
» « *
diction. He déclares, however, that
wer? enjoyed. There were several
the United States of America—and Family," by Burry Pain.
Lloyt! Georgs found nuccesa In tile
Free M<MI hm II m (Iturcli
exciting
contests
that
dispelled
any
Miss < nthcrine llobbic Honocrtl i.n
gave you the privilege of personal
war beenune he dl<1 not mo the war
'Come to the Free Methodist church
possibility for stiffness and formal*
Kith
Birthday
With
Purty
representation in the condnct of itr
Women and Courtship
with th" common nenne and quick­
Miss Catherine Dobbie was honor­ ity. The parlors of the church were ness to learn of th« ordinary civilian to worship.
Man vie«« Il as a great testimony
affairs.
Good spiritual aerrlccs and a cor-1
to Ids prowess at amour to yleid up ed on her sixteenth b'rthday by her brightened with branches of autumn who became » soldier.
dial welcome to all. Come and n«>e. 1
. More than this: to insur? your full his III h 'H. v . hts ftrufierty sml bls soul parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. Dobbie, leaves. Ice cream, cake and coffee
Thin Is but one of inany volumes
Munday school 1» ». ni., preaching
patriotic performance in behalf of to i tie firn wuumo «T,o. In despair nt with a birthday party on Wednesday were served.
written of the intimide
Lloyd
at 1 1. 259 W«at I St.. Grants I1»««. <
finding
better
game,
turns
her
apprais
­
evening. The home was very attrac­
Your fellow-citlzens. they placed
George. There will I mi other*, for
ing eje u|»<n him. But if you «ant to tively decorated with cut flowers.
iMerlin.—Young people's inerting [
Mining location notices at the
upon you an obligation to serve, to
the earoer of Lloyd Georg« I» un­
hear a mirthless laugh, just present The evening was enjoyably spent Courier office
at 3 p. m.
finished.
Will the final book re­
take an active part in governing this this masculine tbeor> to a brldesnm'd
Preaching again 7:80 p. m.
ord
theh
tragedy
of ultimate failure 1
st
a
weibling.
purti.
ubirly
after
aleo-
great organization.
W. H. Walker, pastor.
bo! and <*r<H»sII1e tears have done their
or lost honor» reclaimed?
■ That obligation is the obiigB' ion
dlsunultig work upon her. That Is to
IB. Lake*« <‘hur*h
to vote.
■sy. juM Inni to bet timi the bride
An int"res>ing volume nt poems Is
(Episcopal)
lutrliored
m>
mai
m
of
marriage
until
I
Within the last d"c •<!« there hi:«
on the presses. A young Irishman.
Hveuln« ««rrlce at 8 n'cfoek.
stormed Into ii<a;,dc»« eure by the
’. <1. Giillnchcr, Is tho author of I
been a retrogression of civic con- inoonstriK-k und i<!i|»-tu"ii» br de-
Rev. Philip K_ Hunimoud,
».(■■er(•«■ments under this heeding V per line per tssno. All
"Rhymes of the Ronrd." for two
stiousness: a failure on the part of gi-oota.—H. L Mcmki'ti. in "In De­
Vicar In ( hnrtfe.
f l»»«tiflic! nils appear ,tip|,*r «ht» heading II««- fl"*«« time
years Gallacher was an ordinary lab­
a large number of otherwise guod fense of Women "
orer at faich Katrine and I» now do­
Mr«« Ovnerh nt C9»r««t Hrtwn«1w
citizens to perform :*-- ir duty to
Bssrntg for Centuries
ing manual work st Callander. Tho
T
Chrlrttsn flelence ««rvleev ara held!
Vi
iìtott
INSURANCE SPE WILLIAMS WOOD YARD Rack on poems, which are In the hands of a
their country; to fulfill their obli­
Th" ice«, i "r:i i.: of the sm-red fires
•■very Sunday In the W. O. W. hall, I
rIALIRT — Temporary beadqiiw
tho Job. rhono 137.
Or.tf
of India sub rUsiing .ns .■nn«ecr»ml
gatfon to vote.
publisher, deal mainly with country
tor» »» Tl'iick sali-aroom 804-81«
at
1! » tn. , WBffnrtMtay rrenlngj
12 centurl«« »£<< In 1 o nr.ieumriitl«.. .if
life. (Inl!acli"r has novar b<w*n to
North Sixth St
34tt
Give serious tho «gut I ) the folPr*- th» voyage i.„.d«- by the I’uraees u!,<-n
WOOD FOB SALE Drv seasoned
meeting at R e’cleek. Th» subject fa*
pino, fir and oak.
Phon« 2R8. school and In entirely self taught.
they emlgrs'nl from l'"r»'» tn Indin.
Ing figures:
Munday la "Unreality."
Houser Bros
FOR
RENT — Modern, furnished
108tf
The
fire
is
fed
live
times
every
24
Reeding room at 508 "E" «treat Is
> In 1890, 80 pcr cent
tho eligi-
large
apartment.
Close
in.
Mrs.
hour« with eiinilnlv.ood hii <I other fin
open from I to I p. in. dally except
Height of Soldiers
George Tetlieiow, 710 J St., or WANTED TODAY—Camp man or
bio voters of the countf went to the grant materials con.bineil «lib very-
I tng Bnnrisy and hoUdays. The pvthllj ,
phone 397-J. ‘
12tf
Th- avrng- hc'glit nf nmn
woman for small mine crew. P. B.
dry fuel.
polls and voted.
hi coni fatly Invited to attend the sur-
Wickham. City, or phone 285-L. sen ed In the United States uriny dur
FOR ¡'.ALL Dry n:HI «<■
T
15 lug the World war was <17.40 Inches views sod to visit the rsadfsg room ,
tier 82.5d; two tiers I 1.75: ovoi
two tiers. 22.25 tier; 5^ discount Mlf.K—83 00 p«r quart per month,
Nt. Anwn'a CMholfe Church
on orders of ID tiers, o? over.
doliverod. Phono 149-11.
18
Phone
C32-R.
Amos
tfmitli.
33
Sunday
ma«s at 9 o'clock.
I
bist roi'civpfl ,< big siiipiu.i’iit of (hose famous
Rev. H. A Compal, pastor.
AGENCY—Inaur
PHONE 187-4 tor dry pit.« find Ur IOSEP1I MOST
an«»
and
bond«
High
cl»««
com
sla’rt. $3.00; i'.so seavonsd body
n»niM.
Writing paper at toe Conrl«r
fir. oak and pine, any length. C.
W. Lambrecht.
E L GALBRAITH—Real e-tat-. In
FOB SALE -— DcLaval ti"parator,
«tirane« and plate glass liability
cne-horr.e eturip puller complote
Tuff» Bldg. <th and H. Pboria 28
with cubie». 1 l-ln. plow, G-ft.
crosi-cnt HUW, new; kitchen range, FOB RENT
K-room house, two
<1 resser. yearling Jersey heifer
stories, no d"rn. water and I Igltts,
Pair-minded non-Catholics sre
Must be sold tills week, H. C.
garden, <1 au bln garage,
WOOtl-
invited to learn what the Gst hoi ic
Moore, 4 miles out Jeioinu Prairie
house.
71G N. Four: li.
Church rtslly is and is not by
road.
17
Hall.
sending tor
FOR EALE CR RENT -From Nov. I
SALE
Two
nie«
rocking
elisir:
first, libihee poultry ranch, io FOB
Hl «4 each. Phono 19.
id
Specify the general topic on
seres; hoiires for 11)00 hens; mod­
u lilch (sets sre desired.
ern bungah.w, but and cold water.
sali :
Ft
Hl
—
Malaga
and
Tokay
F. S. Ireland. Phono 019-F-12. 10 I
s«id Fcml Card to
grupea, • 2é per lb. on the stein,
i'iclûid arti put Insida,
WANTED- Cooking Job for crew of
’ ' . Bring your
atholic
ruth ociety
men. large or small, by experi-
south on high.
boxes. Two miles
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Mvli«iM itw,.
msn ami . nstMLN
> need woman cook.
Write No.
way. Phone 603-F-ll, or »so Hob-
632, care Courier.
ID
ert Neilson.
In 1920. less than 50 per cent of
<i<vw«tp nt HtMff Com ■■ponde« la
«* World (VMttere of
lh<|>ulMtlon
Uncle Jahn
I
PEOPLE’S MARKET
Miss Spokane Bungalow Aprons and
Street Dresses
CATHOLIC
Priced at 98c, Si.19 to $1.89
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