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FRIDAY. OCTOBER .11, filiti. GRANTH D O Y L E’S PAM RAn.T RURAL NEWS NOTES pao « rm «OmiRR J Learning to Cook A bride of three months lives In a flat and bo» become very friendly with her neighbors. She strolled Into a company of other women who have their habitat In the same building, eat down and said »lie was tired, Of course another woman asked what «lie had been doing. "Just prepared dinner for my I m «- loved,” she said, “and for one who never cooked before It was some task." “How did the beloved like ItP’ an other neighbor asked. "He was proud of rne,” replied the bride, glowing through her weary countenance. "Review the menu,” came a rhonis. “All right," cnui« back from the bride: "Sliced touiutoea. boiled eggs. canned com, lettuce, chocolate, dried beef and hot rolls from the bakery. I tell yon It's no easy tob to learn to cook In three months." V The people of Oregon have a Mr. and 'Mrs. Wm. Hanner, of Merlin, attended the Ferrydale Sun- Granta Paas, Ore Lillie Hildreth Inman bus hud an day school Hun day. Mrs. D. M. (RobertHon. who ha* attuck of appendicitis this week and 1 been ill the past two weeks with Anna. Duncan und Nellie Nielson Ladies' and Children’s Fall Underwear pneumonia, Is much better. tussled with the yellow jaundice. .Mrs. R. E. Htuphenson was The Hlanhrough tamlly spent Iho Liidius’ medium weight Union Suit, low neck, h I ccvc - Ing on Mrs. M. E. Hunt Thursday of week end with the George Franks last week. I chh , knee or ankle length, Dutch neck, wing h I ccvc family near Trail. .MI hs Daisle Cole of Grtyit» Pass, a EUit $1.35 Mrs. E. C. Underwood returned to was Women’s extra «izen, 16-IH, 50, Dutch neck, ankle, - her home In Seattle after spending day. visiting Mrs. E. M. Leefeld Mun several weeks here harvesting their a SUM .$1.65 Mr. and Mra. I-ester Ford were In | grapes and caring for her lather Children’« Union Huis, Dutch neck, elbow h I ccvc , , during his Illness. Grants Pass Wedne»day. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Neely and Mr. ankle, a nuit . ................................ 89c, $1.19 and $1.25 • J. H. Thomas has just received a und Mrs. Roy E. Neely, of Granta letter from th« Hutton family stat Women’s Wool Hose, 85c Pair ing that they are ut Halida. Colorado Pass, were In Ferrydale Sunday. Mrs. Wm. Hanner, of Merlin, was end Mr. Hutton Is recovering from ; calling on Mrs. M. K. Hunt, Wednes Hittoric Indian Dead 'an operation. day of last week. Dick Morgan, an Indian who died Hnturday little Coraliell lirait may- Harry Neely was working on the recently, was a historic character of er had a birthday party, The little fill at the Mapleton school bouse Alaska. It wns recalled by the Rev. guesta were her cousin. Amy Elliott I Wednesday, as the rain» had made A. P. Kashevarov of Juneau. and Ruth Joan liagadoni. of Med- Recorded Damage Due to State Income Tax Morgan, whom tlie United States na It almost Impossible to travel over. Stanley Bennett and Betty ford, ■ Timber purchaM« canc<!l«d or raipflldw!........................................ $1»,000,00 val authorities had employed as a FOR SALE BOTLDING Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crow, of Van ■ 1 Conwroecina o( lumber mil»«, emme. k>szme eamae »nd lot Jane Underwood, of Fruitdale, Bar- policeman nearly Bfty years ago, wgr CONTRACTORS couver. Wash., was visiting friends sent with a message from Capt. L. A. MlIJC FOR HAIJC—Delivered morn De Genault of Grants ¡ ’ ass, Bud- bara » ing« and nvnulugs. Weal Jordan i In Ferrydale last week. Beerdslee to settle differences that had street. Phone 324-J. 53 HARPER * SON—Building contrso- dy and Teddy Breltmayer. All kinds Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hussey were arisen between the Kockwontahn ami lors. 8hop work, furniture crating. of gamea were played but the chief FOR HALE —German police dogs, Granta Paas shopping Friday. Ganadl tribes north of Sitka, safs the 10 Shop 417 G St, Phone 14Z-J 'attraction of th« afternoon was the In nieces and nephews of Htrong- Detroit News. Morgan Informed the i large birthday cake und a beautiful heart, the world's famous movie 32 chiefs of the warring factions that ROGUE RIVER PHYSICIANS AND star. Dur stock is registered In dish of jello. 31 they were to preserve order and to per i.-rinany and American K< un, I SURGEONS .• Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton called on While cranking his ear Saturday mit the white man to go through the < lul> Itoinnp l K1x. 3 1 I llur >* DOCTOR C. J. MUttEH. Physlciau Mrs. Alverson and Mrs. Wright in morning, preparatory to going to Yukon passes. Morgan returned Feb g«aa Ht. (¡rants Pass. Ore. and Burgeon. X-ray work. Office (¡rants Pass Sunday afternoon. 21 Medford to attend Institute, Ernest ruary 12. 1880. with word to Captain phone 182. Ree. 92. REAL ESTATE I Mr. and Mrs. Hess spent bls week Jacobson had the misfortune to Beerdslee that the Indian factions fof vacation In Portland visiting Mrs. break his arm. He went to Dr. Car would remain peaceful and that the ■CLL1NO OUT RANCHES at bargain OU. RALPH W. STEARNS-Physi white men could enter the country cian and surgeon. Special altno- Hess' aunt and other friends. ey and had It set. Mr. Jacobson was without fear. As n result of this par TOTAL RECORDED DAMAGE.. prices. 5 and 10 years' time. ..$41,252,350 tlou to surgery. Obstetrics aud Di '/ Mrs. Lester Sylvester is spending aible to be at school Monday but said ley the Chllkat country was opened Ranches for real and oxchange. seases of women. Complete X-Ray Gold Ray Realty Company, Mod- I T We have examined the eigned «Mementi end equipment. Dental X-Ray. Phones, a few days with her parents, since his arm was very sore and painful. to miners. ford. Oregon. it J eehibrte upon whkh the foregoing tabulatine The political meeting held by the homo. 21-Y; office 2I-J. _____ her return from Portland. find that the total of S41.3U.1M >• • cotuervetrve FOR BALE—15 scree near city lim ■ Mr». Clark Savage and Mrs. Lehr republican» at Wimer Saturday ita. V« in alfalfa. Terms if de DR. W. F. RUTHERFORD—Manual man of Savage Rapids, called at the Hebrew Proverb night was attended by a large crowd. theraputlcs. Office over Western sired. Write No. 4*3, care Courier. down the ladder when thou Go Stanbrough home Tuesday. The talks given by the candidates Union. Res. 2&9-R; office 217-R. 48 choosest a wife ; go up wlu-n thou Mr. and Mrs. Moeller. Mrs. Reed were very Interesting, each telling niu HAI JE (IK RENT 33 acre DR. A. A. McBRIEN, Physician and choosest a friend. ranch. « miles south of Grant« surgeon. Obstetrics, disease« of land son and daughter of Grants what he or »be would do If elected. Pasa. W. G. White, owner. 701 C women, and children. AU chronic | Pass and A. Bauer assisted lletty There was a community dance given Shipped in Log Farm diseases treated without the knife. Jane Underwood to celebrate her after the meeting. St. 4 2 order that boards mny ìm Phone 2«2-Y or 175-R. In ¡fourth birthday at a dinner party Jamef Wiley was an Ashland vis matched. European ¡uiflber Ami» FOR SALE -AUTOS W. L CAMERON, M. D.—Physlclan Sunday given by her parents. Mr. and itor Thursday. them unedged and In log furin. and Hurgeon. Office and risi- Mr». Allen Underwood. TRUCK—Denby 2-ton. Cheap. 611 The City of Rogue River is having deuce over Couch'» Pharmacy. Il Ht. Phone 43. WilKtake small a new well dug hoping to have more VOTE November 4 th to remove i Telephone 144. __________ No Safety There car in trade. 23tf water for the city next summer. this millstone from Oregon’s neck! There may be safety in numbers, UP-TO-DATE Ford touring, fine con This summer the water was turned but on the other hand the more VETERINARY DEER CREEK dition, $200. Hell or exchange for 1 off before the gardens were grown friends a woman has the more dan HOSPITALS property. 80» G 8t. East. 41 jasper Larrimore's friends at Dry- causing much loss. gerous ft Is to tell her a secret.— MAXWWLL TOI ItTNG IM - Fur G R A N T H PAHS VETERINARY I den will regret to hoar of bls recent Clinton Wiley of McCloud. Calif., Washington Star. Sale. I75 OU. at Auto Top A Paiut HOSPITAL —Dr. R. B. Oriffen- misfortune. While logging near spent the weekend visiting relatives Shop.________________________ 42 hag»n. Vet. Burgeon. Corner 7th il’ralrle Creek he had his leg broken and friends at Rogue River. •nd M Bte Phone 191-R WANTED A party was given the high school ' and his foot badly crushed. He is students Friday night by Thomas WANTED — Secondhand cook stove V ETE RIN ARY SURGEON in the hospital in Grants Pass. al reasonable price. Write Mrs. Mr. and Mr». Alfred Ragun have Moony at his home on the Highway. P. E. 1-ewls, Rd. 4. Box 63, Grants DR. R. J. BE8TUL—Veterinarian. moved to thd Herman ranch on Dry The evening was »pent in playing ) Paas. ____________ 61 Residence 8(8 Washington Boule den creek. games and music after which re- vard. Phons 398-R. ' — Cattle and sheep nominally stea WANTED W« will buy furniture, Mr». Charles Harmon and Mrs. W. freshment» were served, At a late Paid advertisement, Portland Chamber of Commerce Committee for repeal of tool», farm impluuuinia. chiclieus, pH. R. B. ORIFFENHAGEN, Veter I N. Tolln wire shopping tn town last hour the tired but happy crowd re- dy, hogs fifty cents lower, eggs firm Income Tax. W. S. Babson, Chairman, residence 542 East 15th Street. North. ui avil -uu -asMM**We*o:>. to one cent higher, butterfat steady. Portland, Oregon. inarian. Ottica 7 th and M Mt.. Thursday —-A,— turned home votlfcM Thomas and »•• — 61 < I street, auction yards.’ Mil- Phone 191-R • llkan A Fletcher. 21tf Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Tolln were at his aunt, Mrs. Howard 1-ee as royal I (Paid Adv.) Steers, medium -------------- 36 to 7.25 tending to business affairs in Grants i entertainers. WANTEDr-Truok for Ford louring, Calves, medium to choice ....$6 to $8 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Earl Scott was a business visitor Pass last week. I perfect condition, starter and ex- (AIMING EVENTS ♦ < Mr. and Mr«. B. F. Scherfflu» and up the valley Friday. He also vis- Hogs, heavy weight ..»S.50 to 19.25 iraa. Uraw.o.d, i lib ana K Ht. 39 ♦ 39 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ' son Charles, were week end guests - >ted his mother, Mrs. W. W. 6cott. Hogs, light weight ..... .39 to »9.50 Sheep, top —___ . »10 to »10.85 PLAIN HEWING WANTED- Phone Nov. 1, Saturday Women's club at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. of Central Point. Lambs _________ _ »8.50 to »11.50 278-R. or call 916 N. 10th St. daughters' day. . Hathaway. The farmers from Evans valley 49c to 51c Mr* C E tlWbl.y, 39 Eggs......... ........ ....... Mr. and Mrs. Ed DeGrasse were are investigating a place to build a Nov. 4, Tuesday- Election day. .... 40c Butter — ....... WANT TO TRADE—A-t 192u Spec Nov. 6-7—"Brown's tn Town," given In town last Wednesday. reservoir up Evans creek for the ___4Ûs ial 8 Studebaker for »mailer tar Butter, prints ..... at high school by alumni. 35tf Mr. and Mrs. Willlo Garbe and i purpose of holding water for irriga- in first class condition. Address ___39c Butter, Stannards No. 703 care Courier. 41 Nov. 8. Saturday- Rummage Sale by , Lowell Camp, came out from town | Hon. This dry summer has made Wheat, hard white ...... . »1.50 Friday for a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Woman's Club. all the farmers more anxious to ob- WANTED—Clients to Insure In the »1.13 W’heat, Western red ... Mrs. Garbe and 1 tain water for their (arms. American Insurance Company. Nov. 11, Tuesday— Armistice day,Warren Tuttle. __ 38c Butterfat, Grants Pass Mr. Garbe with full day program sponsored ( Lowell returned Sunday, Com- Mrs. Rambo spoke at the Ono of ths oldest and Mrongest .... 41c Butterfat. S. F. _____ fire Insurance contpanlue In Amer { remained for a longer stay. by tho American Legion. munity hall Sunday night on the ica. Special reduced rales for Nov. 27. Thursday Thanksgiving , Miss Brown, teacher of Dryden condition in the Near East. She Grants Pass. H. B. Hendricks, ¡school, visited friends at Kerby last ' also spoke Monday at the school day. real «Matte, agent for American Of Reliable Business and Professional Firms house. Her speaking was very in Fire Ins. Co., office in Howard Dec. 6, Saturday—Bazaar and cook week end. bldg , over Bonbonniere. 62 Arranged in alpliabctlcal order for quick reference ed food sale by ladies of the i Ronald Tuttle, who is spending his teresting and instructive and made (Continued from Page One) Church of Christ. 37 vacation with hfs parents, made a one feel the need of helping the boys POULTRY visit Io relations In town, this woek. and girl» of that country. Mrs. “The general level of wholesale FOR HALE—White and Brown Leg Let all bear in mind the union Rambo spent several years in Ar I prices continued until .April the horn cockerels and cock». Also services at Dryden school Sunday. menia. gradual but small rise manifested Barrod Rocks. One mile west of Cover with wet baking sod» — AUTO TOPS ELECTRIC November 2. There will be Sunday during 1922: thereafter it fell off Fred O ’ Kelly is hunting ducks end town on lower river road. Con afterward« apply gently — school at 10. preaching by Rev. E. geese In Klamath county this week. slightly. While the average for the M. E. BERRY"—Auto tops, harness 48 Schaufora. J. Dodson at 3. and missionary meet and canvas work. The teachers of the llogue River year as a whole was a little higher M1O0ELLANE0U8 ing following. You ar« cordially school all attended institute at Med- than the preceding year, the price CREAMERY FOIt FIRE Extingulsbers and refill I ▼ V aro R ub invited Io be present. level at the close of 1923 was a tri ford Saturday. Over 17 Million Jore Head Yenrly fluid se» Geo. 8. Barton, Grants fle lower than the previous Decem FARMERS. ATTENTION — Highest The Sophomore and Freshman l’aaa, Oregon. 48U INSURANCE prices for butterfat. Ice cream, classes and teachers enjoyed a ber. The year was one of advancing FERRYDALE HENRY M. LANCASTER. Mining soft drinks. Quick delivery. Sixth E. L. GALBRAITH—Fire and Auto, » standards of living through out all park marshmallow roast in the city Englnoor, 204 West F St., Granta and L Sts. "Jackson Co. Cream Plate Glass Insurance. Tuffs Bldg. Jack 'Bears« of Granta Pass spent Friday evening. sections, ewept some branches of Pass, Oregon. ery.” Phone 84. . Phone 28. the week end with Carol and Philip agriculture. ” / I ■Mon Shorty Smithpeter returned HATS- Good material, correct atylea, i CAFES Early in 1923 the shift in relation Hussey. day from a very successful duck modorately priced at Burton's Mil REAL ESTATE linery Shop. Hat» remodeled, Misses Vina and I.cona Farmer hunt In Klamath county. of exports and imports, which had GOOD EATS CAFE—309 So. Sixth. E. L. GALBRAITH—Farm and City cleaned and blocked. 407 N. 6lh Meals at all hours. Sunday spec I Property. Business opportunities. were visitors at Gottville, Calif., for Mr. and Mrs. Hill White, of been going on for some time, con ' Ht., opposite court house.__ 10»If ial. tho week end. tinued until March, April and (May. Tuffs Bldg. Notary Public. Phone Grants Pass, spent Sunday with Mrs. N'lW la the (line Io do your tall 28. when imports actually exceeded ex Miss Grace Griffin spent Saturday White ’ s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill EMPLOYMENT BUREAU plowing and grading. Leave word Machinery and and Sunday with friends at 'Murphy. ports. Then came a decline hi im A. C WHEELER—Real Estate. Fire M oo A b of Evans Valley. at C. L. Davis place, Woet end of li«»avy Hardware FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU — and Auto Insurance, Notary Pub Rogue River Avonuo. 39 Mrs. II. Woodford and Mrs. R. I. Tills community is having one of ports and an Increase of exports, Silver Moon. Billiards, pool, lunch lic, 514 South Sixth. Ileltn were visiting Mrs. E. M. Lee- the heaviest ruin falls we have had but for the year as a whole, ac GRANTS PASS, Ore.—Oct. 27, 1924. counter, registration free. All My wife, Lizzie Bumgardonor, be kinds of employtfent. Givyn and P. 8. WOODIN fold Wodnosdny. the excess of for several years. Let us hope the cording to Hoover, TAILORS ing of unreasonable and Irrespon secured. Absolutely no charge. Miss Mallnda Ford spent the dry spell of the past is broken and commodity • exports over imports Phone 4» Bit H Ht. sible mind I will not be reeponsihlo 512 South Sixth St. Welcome. JOHN HUMMELS TAILOR SHOP. weekend with (Miss Daina (McKinstry that Oregon gets the usual rain fall ( 2376,000,0001 only half as f«T any debts made by her after 517 H street. Phone 218. nt Grants Pass. great as in 1922 this data. John Bumgardonor. 39 once more. FRUITDALE $40,000,000 DAMAGE CASE against the state income tax law Here are the facts: Classified Advertising I I KILL THE STATE INCOME TAX Vote 312X Yes Advertising Pays—Advertise with the Couria REPORT ISSUED BY HOOVER urns B VICKS MINE AND MILL SUPPLIES PLUMBING <1. A. BRYAN — The Plumber. For sanitary plumbing and heating. Skilled labor only employed. We guarantee our work. Phone 308 513 H Street. tf INSTRUCTION IN MUSIC PIANO SCHOOL FOR BEGINNERS —Hattie Coleman Calvert. 511 North Fourth Street. Affiliated teacher National Academy of Music Carnegie Hull. New York. PROGRE89IVE PIANO SCHOOL— State accredited teacherB. Plano and voice. Separate studios north and Bouth portlonB of city. Mrs. Clara Tuttle Fenton, 609 A street, every afternoon but Wednesday, and all day Saturday. High school credits given In piano. Burro,wee primary und kindergarten course for beginners r.nd little tote. Af filiated with National Academy of Music, Carnegie Hall, New York. Mrs. J. J. Hansen, 515 So. 5111 Kt- lligh school credits given lu voice and piano. WHAT’S THE USE Classified Business Directory
