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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1924)
Ti íxnAV, <HToin:li ai, n»2t GH.4NTR D O Y L E’S Grants Pass, Ore. Wool Dresses $11.50 Well made and neatly trimmed with braid and biittoiiN; navy and brown. Navy Blue ('harmciiKo Dress, sizes 36 to II, “KOKRECT” quality Soutache braid trimmed $16.50 New Brushed Wool Sweaters Classified Advertising PLUMBING FOR SALE Foil BALE -6 good milk cows and one yearling heifer, 20 purebred Whit« Lnghorn». 11. E. Wehr, Murphy. 33 G. A. BRYAN — The Plumber. For suultary plumbing and heating. Skilled labor only employed., We guarantee uur work. Phone 306 if FOR BALK Full grown White Leg-1 512 H Street. horn pulieta. finest strain. F. W. | BUILDING Seyboth, ltd. 2. Box 13, upp. Rogue ; River Grange hull. 81 CONTRACTORS MILK FOR SALE—Delivered morn- I luge and evenings. West Jordun HARPER A SON—Building contrae* tura. Shop work, furniture crating, stiuet. Phone 326-J. 53 bbop 417 U HL, Phoue 142-J. FOR SALE 6 hogs about 125 lbs. each, and Shropshire ell wop one INSTRUCTION IN MUSIO >...! ..I.i II A. Lindsay, Wlider- vllle. . SO PIANO SCHOOL FOR BEGINNERS —Hallie Coleuian Calvert, 511 FOR BALE — 6 boga about 135 lbs. North Fourth Street. Affiliated teacher Natioual Academy of each, and Shropshire buck one Music. Carueglu Hall, New York. year old. Will exchangv for ewe. It. A Lindsay, Wildervllle. 30 PROGRESSIVE PIANO SCHOOL— Statu accredited teachers. Plano FOR SALE .Winter blooming stocks and voice. Separate aludioa north now ready for planting. Inquire aud south portions of city. Mrs. phono 3 4 2-R. 1» Clara Tuttle Fenton, 609 A street, every afternoon but Wodnesday, FOR SALE—Almost new "Outing” and all day Baturday. High school phonograph and records, 335. ci edits given in piano. Burrow«« "Parkview,” 8. 6th. 30 primary and kiudurgurteu course fur beginners aud little lots. Af FOR SALE—Good young team of filiated with Natioual Academy of mures; well broke; true to pull; Music, Carnegie Hall, New York. »eight 3000. Can bo seen al the Mrs. J. J. Hausen, 515 Bo. 6th t|l. Baley ranch on Missouri Flat. J. High school credits given in voice A Gray, .Murphy, Ore. 31 and piano. Oft BALE—Nearly new cider mill, equipped for power or by hand. Cheap. Inquire Ben Howe at Tem PHYSICIANS AND ple Market. 31 , I ; PAM DAILY IXHRIER CHURCH SUPPORT IS SOUGHT la-nguc of Nations Wants Help to Fight Drug Evil Washington, Oct. 21.— ( United ess). Earnest support of church- oh and church organisation tor the American plan for world-wide sup pression of the "drug evil” before |ho International Opium conference in Genevu in November is sought by the Federal Council of Churches. The council calls upon Christian America to support, by thousands of resolutions, the famous "American policy" calling for total extirpation of opium plants except to mont medl- cal and sclenkific needs, The petl- lions will be presented to the world conference by Bishop Charles H. Brent one of the three American del egates appointed by Preeident Cool idge. Congress has appropriated funds for the expenses of the dele gation. The American delegates, the fed eral council says, will make a strenu ous fight for control of the traffic In hablt-forniing drugs, but leaders In th« fight believe that Is essential for ths world to know that they are barked by th» American people. The International Opium confer ence was summoned by the league o( Nations, chiefly through the ef forts of Stephen G. Porter, then con gressman who persuaded the league commission to udopt the "American policy. a f * Steer», medium ................. 86 to 7.25 Calves, medium to choice ...86 to 88 Ilogs, top grade 89.50 to 810 Hogs good choice ined.wt. 89-310.10 Sheep, top _______ __ 810 to 810.85 Umbi _.................. 88.50 to 811.50 Eggs. .............................. 48He to 52c Eggs, current receipt» ................38c Eggs, henneries ...... 36 $4 to 37 H Butter .......................... .................... 4 2c Butter, prints ............................... 40c Butter, standards .................. „...39c Butterfat, Grant« Fa»» ........ 41c Butterfat, Portland ...................... 4 2c Butterfat, San Francisco..............44 He ■ Story of Hlisngc Live lu "Cythcrra” Now at ICIvuii When Lee Bandon came home Í with the imprint of rouged lips on I hl* check bis wife did not upbraid him, as most wives would have done j under the circumstances. Of course I Lee did not know he was carrying visible evidence of a kiss bestowed , upon him, and, when his wife point- j od out the telltale mark and merely I laughed, he was relieved. Ilia wife's attitude was not duel to the fact that she did not care i what her husband did. The reason : for fier peace of mind was the fact that she believed that Lee resem bled her; that he also had grown old with the passing of the years, aud was likewise immune to the call | of spring, to the spirit of romance. I But Lee, faithful aud loyal to his i wife, was not immune, and the kiss i was not merely the result of a "lit tle escapade," as his wife innocent-1 ly imagined. For a strange love had j come into bls life, a love so power- ; ful that he could not witlistimd it. i And a little china doll bad been the I cause of it all! This unusual episode Is one of tile | many which made Joseph Merges-I heimer's "Cytherea.” Goddess of; Love, one of the outstanding photo-! plays of the year. It is a First Na-1 tlonal picture, was produced and di rected for Samuel Goldwyn by George Fltxmaurice, and is now playing at' the Rivoli Theatre. GOOD BOUTS ARE ARRANGED Smoker of .Merit I’romiMxl for To night—A New Hoving Club Everything is now set for a big time this evening when the Grants l’asa Boxing club stage their first card in the old chamber of com- merce hall above the Jr. <c. BrUI store. All arrangements are now com pleted, and the evening wll! start off with a battle royal between five local boy*. Carl Boesch has been ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ matched to meet Joe Vetter, of Port- SURGEONS ♦ > land, and while neither boy Is in ♦ COMING EVENTH REAL ESTATE DOCTOR C. J. MOSER. Physician ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ the pink of condition, both are cap and Surgeon. X-ray work. Otile« Dec. 6. Saturday — Sale given by able of putting up an interesting phone 182; Rua. »2. 8ELLINO OUT RANCHES at bargain 31 exhibition which should please the ladles of Brethren church. prices, 5 and 16 years' time. Ranches for rent and «»change. DR. RALPH W. STEARNS—Physi Nov. 4. Tuesday—Election day. fans. cian and surgeon. Special atten-1 Nov. 11, Tuesday — Armistice day, Uold Ray Realty UWSipaay, Med Kd Sullivan of this city will take tion to surgery. Obstetrics aud Di fur.I. Oregon. _____ tf with full day program sponsored on Red Rose In a 3ft-minttte wrest seases of women. Complete X-Ray Foil BALE—15 acres near i lly lim by the American Legion. equipment. Deqtal X-Ray. 1'hones, I ling bout. Sullivan has been seen its. H in alfalfa. Terms it de butue, 21-Y; office 21-J. Nov. 27, Thursduy — Thanksgiving on the local mats many times re sired. Write No. 693, care Courier. day. 48 DR. W. F. RUTHERFORD—.Manual cently and has quite a following tberaputlca. Office over Western here, while Red Rose will make his LAND FOR SALE 10. 20. 40-acro Union. Keo. 269-K; office 217-K. initial de>but as a wrestler. tracts. Ralpti Hull. Rd. 4, on Nuw Hope road. 31 DR. A. A. McBRIEN, Physician and Cecil Barrick and Floyd May, of aurgoou. Obstetrics, diseases of Medford, should furnished some real women, and children. AU chronic FOR SALE - AUTOS ' excitement In their one-hour wrest- discuses treated without the kuite. Phone 262-Y or 276-R. i ling match, ms both boys weigh in TRUCK—Denby 3-ton. Cheap. 511 II 8t. Phone 42. Willttaku small W. L. CAMERON, M. D.—Physician * at 135 pounds and each figures he car in trade. 23tf is about theifoest at his weight In and Burgeon. Office and resi Says i Backache Often Means You I southern Oregon. dence over Couch's Pbarniucy. WANTED Have Not Been Drinking Telephone 14 4. The real scrap of the evening Enough Water WANTED — To trade or sell cafe. should be the six-round final be VETERINARY Will tako car for all its worth. A tween Eddie Gorman, of Grants real bargain. Seo J. A, Shores, HOSPITALS Pass, and Fred Hiller, of (Medford. 5th and G Sts., Grants Pass, Ore., When you wake up with backache and or Phone 22-J. 33 GRANTS PASS VETERINARY dull misery in the kidney region it may Hiller will out-weigh Gorman some mean you have been eating foods which 20 pounds, but lacks the experience HOSPITAL — Dr. R. B. Grlffen- create WANTED—Secondhand cook stove acids, says a well-known author of the Grants Pass boy. Hiller has bageu, Vot. Surgeon. Corner 7th at reasonable price. Write Mm. ity. An excess of such acids overworks and M Sts. Phone 191-R P. B. Lewis, Rd. 4, Box 63, Grants the kidneys in their effort to filter it a record for gameness in the ring 51 i Pass. from the blood and they become sort cf that few, if any. can question and J WANTED—We will buy furniture. ' VETERINARY SURGEON paralyzed and loggy. When your kid the fans will not be surprised if he | neys get sluggjsh and clog you must tools, farm Implements, chickens, DR R j HESTUL Veterinarian. relieve them, like you relieve your should carry the match to Eddie for rush or sell on commission. |" Residence 838 Washington Boule bowels, removing all the body’s urinous most of the way. 618 I street, auction yards. Mil- I waste, else you have backache, sick vard. Pbone 398-R. Thu management announces the likun A Fletcher. 21 If I - headache." dizzy spells; your stomach doors will open at 8 p. m., and the sours, tongue is coated and when the ~ | DR. R. B. GdflFFENHAGEN, Veter- weather is l>ad you have rheumatic first bout will start promptly at 8:30 Inarlan. Office 7th aud M St., POULTRY “ . .................... - » 4 Phone 191-K. twinges. The urine is cloudy, full of p. m. sediment, channels often get sore, water FOR SALE—White and Brown Log- ' I scalds and you are obliged to seek relief horn cockerels and cocks. Also! two or three times during the night Barred Rocks. One mile west of , Either consult a good, reliable physi town on lower river road. Con cian at once or get from your pharma Schaofors. 48 1 cist about four ounces of jad Salts: MISCELLANEOUS | take a tablespoonful in a glass of water before breakfast for a few days and your kidneys may then act fine. This FOR FIRE Extinguishers and refill famous salts is made from the acid of Standard watar pip« and fluid gee Goo. 3. Barton, Grants1 aerrw raaitoa. for evtry rur- grapes and lemon juice, combined with Pass, Oregon. 48tf Kw : alao valves and flttinir*. . --- < ............... ' ■-"■ 1— litlua, and ha* been used for years to th n»v and ro-manufacturod. hejp clean and stimulate sluggish kid HENRY M. LANCASTER. Mining' All material traini under pres Machinery and neys, also to neutralize acids in the sure and Kuaranteed. Immedi Engineer. 204 West F BL. Grants ata delivery. Money aavlng Heavy Hardware system, so they no longer irritate, thus Pass, Oregon. prices. often relieving bladder weakness. Jad Salts is inexpensive, can not in HATS—Good material, correct styles, C. WEISSBAUM & CO. jure nnd makes a delightful, efferves P. 3. WOODIN moderately priced at Burton's Mil-1 10» 11 tn t>t. Ban Franctacu cent lithia-water drink. Drink lots of llnery Shop. Hats remodeled, Phone 42 Bit 11 Ht. soft water. By all means have vour cloaned and blocked. 407 N. 6th physician examine your kidneys at least opposite court house. lOlltf twice a year. If Kidneys Act Bad Take Salts PIPE of the republican tidmlnlslratlon since March. 1921. the United States bus tnkon th« position of the leading com mercial and financial nation of, the world. The dollar has become the International standard of value. With possibly one exception. the United Blates is the only nation that partici- psted In the world w»r that has re duced its expenditures, Its debt and its taxes since the wnr. It wns first of the nstIons participating in war to get Its budget balanced. MINE AND MILL SUPPLIES WHAT’S THE USE Postal Savings Effected. Three years of cnrefiil nnd econom ical administration by the Republican party has cut down the deficit In the pimiofflce department $117,489.609. To curry away static electricity from oil truckH, Iron chains Hint dangle to the ground are faatenutl to the frames. PA«B THREE 1 "1 L SAYS PLANET CAN’T FEED estimate that the number of inhabi consulship there were more than roi’CL-tTlON IN 3,000 A. D. tants doubles every century. At this nine at the outbreak of the world Chicago, Oct. 21.—The world will have more inhabitants than it can feed and shelter try the year 3,000 A. D., if the present rate of popula tion increase continues. Thin was the statement of Frank E. Hand, supreme vice-chief ranger of the Independent Order of Forest ers, in an address here. "The population of the globe has already reached 1,849,500.000 souls," said Mr. Hand. "Scientists RESPONSIBLE FOR R1 HEALTH PILES or othft- rectal or colon 1 disorders may be responsible for yoüT general ill health. My notwurgic»! treatment of these dis orders has been taken by thousands of men, women and children from all parts of the West, my unprecedented rucress enabling me tn confidently GUARAN TEE to cure your riles or refund your fee. Send today for my FREE book on Rectal and Colon disorders. Every sufferer should have it. rate there will be 4.000,000,000 people on the planet by the year 2000 A. D. By 3000 A. D. the world's population will have reached the staggering total of four trillion people. "For every four people living in Europe at the time of Napoleon’s war. The population of the United States advanced from 3,929,214 in 1790 to 105,708,708 in 1920.” AUTO TOPS ELECTRIC The name April is derived from a Latin word meaning "to open." Traces of sun worship appear in the oldest records of the human race. BERRY—Auto tops, harness CLEVENGER’S ELECTRIC STORE. and canvas work. Phone 307. For Duro Pressure Pumps, Motors, Ranges/ Washing CREAMERY Machines. FARMERS. ATTENTION Highest INSURANCE prices for butterfat. Ice cream, soft drinks. Quick delivery. Sixth E. L. GALBRAITH—Fire and Auto, and L Sts. "Jackson Co. Cream Plate Glass Insurance. Tuffs Bldg. ery.” Phone 84. Phone 28. CAFES REAL ESTATE GOOD "EATS CAFE—309 So. Sixth. E. L. GALBRAITH—Farm and City Meals at all hours. Sunday spec Property. Business opportunities. ial. Tuffs Bldg. Notary Public. Phone ___ _______________________ EMPLOYMENT BUREAU A 28. ('•W HEELER— Real* Estate, Fire FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU — and Auto Insurance, Notary Pub Silver Moon. Billiards, pool, lunch lic, 514 South Sixth. All counter, registration free. kinds of employment, Given and TAILORS secured. Absolutely no charge. 512 South Sixth St. Welcome. JOHN HUMMEL’S TAILOR SHOP. 517 H street. Phone 218. In a Hurry Too
