Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, December 06, 1924, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextGII I XTS PACK FOUR PASS DAILY HIT« lll»AV, DKITMIIER n. IM4 COURIER ■■ —1 what he is going to get and the rep- i «aa*lv understood by cltv people. In and service of his local liter-' a way some of us do nol realise, us yet. nr use her. Published Daily Rx'.ept Snuda» I chant. You have to live on a farmi I mean Anyhow, the best Iking Charles A. E. Voorhles - Pub. and Propr the isolated, not v«ay prosperous Entered at postofflce. Grants Pass. M Schwab ever said was "The man farm, to understand. There are many Ore., as second class mall matter. who is a bear on America is a fool.'' farm wives who never go t<| t hureh We are on our way. ADVERTISING RATES nr to n lecture or concert. «610 have Display space per inch .............. 15c little time for reading Tlii> arder- Local-personal column, par line l'*c ouh duties of the farm life are per Readers, per line —.— - Sc e ADDITIONAL LOCAL * ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ formed without th« aid of conven- ♦ DAILY COURIER iencM the city woman ha*, and By mall er carrier, per year..... »».Ot* We Imve a big nurprisv for you. You i-an't H. N. Wait, of M dford, is in By mall or carrier, per mouth.. 50 they take shout all the heart out afford to miss it. Greater values lor less town today on business. atlrr a time and there Is not much Mr. and Mrs. Haldeman, ot Ker- WEEKLY COURIER money in evert department of our store. chance for up to date methods to By mail, par year ...w-....... „.»2.00 by. are spending the day in towu Opportunities sueli as we are offering sel got in. 4 EMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS shopping. dom come at Christmas time when you need Such womrn feel different and out Have you seen Skeexix's Rolls The Associated Press Is exclusive of place In town, often, even In com them the most. Don’t fail to avail yourself «9 ly entitled to the use tor republics Racer at Cramer Bros munity gathering, life Is monotonous don of all news dispatches credited L, B. Rice, of the Corvallis of this great closing out sale. In this, or all otherwise credited, tn and they do not know how to make company, is here over the Creamery this paper and also the local news It any other way. week end attending to business mat- published herein The county demonstrator Comes to All rights tor republicatioa of ters. special dispatches herein are also re such homes with knowledge and a Opt ical goods at I<etcher & Son's. served doep sympathetic understanding She A. C. Walker, of the Big Four plants eeeds that will do more for mine on Pickett creek, is in town Successor to NATI KDAY, DECEMBER O, 1IKS4 th«' future happiness and prosperity today on business. Peerless Clothing Co of the tountry than a like amount ot Christmas silverware for every day • •••«••« ♦ • S expenditure could bring about In use at Cramer Bros. 69 0 I Perry Wickham, from the Sugar * OMKSMtH UGAfHKH any other way. ♦ Pine mine at Galice, Js in town to She gives the farm drudge a ♦ glimpse of methods that will light Pacific Coast States: Gen tank will be erected Mr. Fiea states Die» at Home Here— day. ♦ erally fair and normal tem ♦ that although he will start with a | John Henry Chipley died today at en her load and add Interest to her A new Sense ot value that ♦ perature, except that consider ♦ Wreaths Will Be Sold— smaller station than the other com- hl„ home nor(h (>f GrBals He duties. The Wanisbaunta Campfire girls panlee ht> expetfts to Increase the a la a sure foundation to better living ♦ able cloudiuess and occasionai ♦ had been making hla home here for She helps make over the old dross ♦ rains are probable in western ♦ and Troop One of the Boy Scouts of siae as hla business grows. He has . Grants Pass will work together dur the territory from Yoncalla to Can- i only three weeks, having come from and hat, and enables the wife and ♦ Washington, western Oregon, ing the Christmas season to make yonville. ♦ and extreme northwestern Mr. Flea war* formerly I Bellingham. Wash. He was 54 years mother to get away from that "dow funds for their activities. They will manager of the local Standard OH of age and is survived by his four dy” reeling that rob.t her ot courage California. make and sell wreaths for the holi plant. ♦ ■ i children. Funeral services will be and shuts her away from the things days and will have samples to show hor city sisters enjoy: but still, she ♦ Unsettled with rain in west . held Sunday morning at 10 o'clock at local people next week. The two or Work at Mine Pna-eeds portions. Snow east portions to points out beauty and promise In new Hall's chapel. The Salvation Army the common things about her, her ganizations will split evenly on the ♦ night and Sunday. M. Bailey reports that the proceeds. * compressor plant at his mine on will have charge of the services, in- stock in trade. IV, have been unusually fortunate Reuben creek is speeding up the terment to be at the Granite Hill Rebekahs Notice— in our demonstrator and the work very cemetery. work, and that conditions are WE ARE ON OUR WAY State president of the Rebekah as she Is just beginning is far reaching Our calamity howlers may now sembly, Mary D. Moss, will be with favorable for the winter. It takes time to establish confidence Plats of Gt-uliU I'aw • retire while the forward looking ns at our regular meeting Monday. Will Arrtw tn Morning Blue priuts »1.5U; blue Hue printa. and secure cooperation In such timid I business men of the nation go into Dec. Sth. W» will also have inltia- retiring folk as the farm womau, The body of Miss Irene Eddy. who »1.75. Courier office. executive session. The day of bet tion. Iva Gilmore, Noble Grand. 89 died tn s¡erre Madre, will arrive in * ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ and thia work Is only well started. ter trade is not coming: it is al Take the sewing clul»s—In our dis I Grants Pass on train 14 early Sun ♦ COMMUNICATED ready with us. There has been an Visits County Schools— day morning, a telegram received to- • ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ trict the first achievement day was increase in our cotton ginnings for Alice M. Bacon, county school su-i day by L. B. Hall, local funeral J. Best ill Makes Statement on worth many dollars, showing ss It the year of 2,100,000 bales. There did what a little well directed effort perintendent, H«s just returned director announced. Tuberculin Teets has been an advance ot »47,000.000 can accomplinh. I am personally from the northern part of the coun in building in the month of Octob ty where she spent several days vis Davenports— I noticed in an article In yester conscious of the fact. thAt the one er. The production of steel ingots iting schools. The schools visited »3 down and »3 a week. C. F. T. day's Courier that our county agent little club In our district, set In mo has taken almost a sensational 7? had saved-'Josephine county »1,300 tion new and much needed Ideas and were the Placer. Leland, Wolf Creek j Co. jump, while steel bookings are more and upper Grave creek districts. She I want to ideals. on tuberculin testing, than a million tons ahead of last You cun not know the value to found the schools at Wolf Creek do Attend Medford Banquet— state this fact, that over 700 head year, The manufacture and distrlb- the mother uf this interest for hor ing exceptionally fine work with the in Josephine county of dairy cattle Masonic Thirty members of tn« ution of Portland Cement, which high school about ready to be stand were left out, not tested last. year children. This wise direction. In telle the story of good road con- ardized. The school is now giving order from Grants Pass attended the also that the highest approprin spiration and knowledge will do more first annual banquet held Friday struction and of building. are a four year high school standard night in Medford. Il was given by tlon ever made in one year for our country young folk than a marching far ahead of schedule. In i course. Four teachers are employ resident Master Masons of that city for the maintenance of a county »et number of reiormers could do Inter. brief, the basic industries have tak- The country women ne«)d Miss ed at Wolf Creek, two being in the who were not affiliated with the Inarian in Josephine county was en on new life and now lead the high school and two in the grades. lodge there. The feature of the »1,1*00. That covered everything In Griswold. She has begun a much way to the wave of prosperity. Per evening was a feed in which buffalo connection with the office. Includ needed work In a wise and an under- haps local merchants slow Basketball Season Starti Our ilujjding way, and has already be meat was the main attraction. R. 1 C. ing the tuberculin touting. to take advantage of the change, county agent saved Josephine coun come invaluable to us part season a,t the Stevenin, of Grants Pass, had a The basketball but those keen ot vision, who bold (Signed* GERTRUDE B. HELMS ty »1,200 on the tuberculin testing who school will start in the program. The members ly take advantage of the times, are Grants Pass high (Mrs. R. 1. Helms) The boys they, alone. Can you beat It? in earnest on Monday, attended from here state that destined to profits unknown in Grants Pass. Oregon, Rd. 2. • 400 ! R. J BE8TUL. answered the call of Coach Brown had an excellent time. Nearly many a year. The laggards will wait, of course, until they must buy last week but did not put in any lodgemen were fed in the banquet Communication 1« lte< lived at higher prices bound to come in heavy practice. This is the first room dur.ng the evening. Fiotn FarmA-'s Wife response to greater demand in in- year of high school basketball here Dear Sir: in years, but most of the boys have Mrs. Colvig Breaks Wrist— creased consumption. I enn not let Mtss Griswold's office had some experience and will be Mrs. George Colvig Friday fell and The report of the department ct .able to get into shape before the broke her left wrist. The bone was be cut out without a protest. She commerce shows the sales of the season ‘is far advanced. A good ¡set by Dr. J. C. Smith and the patient belongs to the farmer’s wife, and we two leading mail order houses ag need her. Need her in a way not schedule of games will be arranged is now resting comfortably. gregated »41,036,000 in October as for the season so that local sport against »31,448,000 in September enthusiasts will be able to see this and 837,7i«,uvu in 1923. This sport again. shows the improved condition of the pocketbook of the farmer, who, un Another Big Banco- fortunately, has not yet levied Lyric that he can buy at home the same I W. O. W. hall Saturday. orchestra. C6tf saverttM-iueote under thia bending Ac per Hue Per issue. All quality of goods and at as low pric . lessi fieri ».is appear under tin- brailurg tire first Ulne es as he gets by mail and have back of his purchase the knowledge of Fics Starts New Business— - — .. . .j— . ------------ — —— Grants Pass will lose C. D. Fies ! HOUSE TO RENT — 5 rooms, furnlsli- WANTED — To buy girl's bicycle. as a resident next week when he < d. in good locality, with a garage. Call Wardrobe Cleaners. 69 goes to Roseburg to take the agency Inquire of Janies Holman, Box for the General Oil company. He BOX CANDY in large and small lli, Grants Paas. Ore. 74 boxes for Christmas at Horning s expects to start the first of the week FDR RENT — Furnished 5-room cot- Shack. tf to get his station under construc tage, 212 Foundry street, corner Booth. Garage. Inquire at 208 tion. It will be ready for occu BICYCLE FOR SALE—Cecil Har mon, 407 G St. 69 Foundry street. 74 pancy the first of the year. His sta tion will be plainly visible from tl^p NEW MODERN 4-toon. house, cor FOR SALE- Perfection heater, hall tree. Vlctrola cabinet. .M th . T. A. ner lot. luoxlOU. New garage and 'Pacific highway at the southern en Bird, Manzanita Ave. and Merlin woodsln d. Will sell tor payment trance to the city. A 30,000 gallon road. 70 down, balance like rent. See owner. Chas. Morrison. 622 L St. FOR SALE OR TRADE—1-ton Ford _ To truck, good condition and good LARGE AND SMALL boxes for tires or will trade for a light de Before you buy Christinas Handkerchiefs, be sure Christmas at Horning's Shaeit. tf livery car or runabout ot late and see our Big Stock. model. Phone 6O3-F-2. Geo. A. FOR SALE—International one ton Hamilton. 78 true,». unusually good, safe buy. also oiber good buys In used car . FOR SALE—Flint class loose alfalfa hay. J. E. Hair, 812 Washington expeit mecnanlc. Worh g«urau- Blvd. Phone 164-R. 71 teed. S.udebaker Agent" HOUSEWORK WANTED by exper WILLIAMS WOOD YARD—Back on ienced young lady. Write <13 the job. I’boae 137. (*i>tf care Courier. ___________ 70 NEXT AUCTION SALE December 13. CHRISTMAS PRESENT-- »4.000 618 1 street. Millikan & Fletcher. modern home, close In, at »3.300. 69 Including »1,200 lurniture, all tor »3,900. Reasonable terms. See 1. n B’lur'i INSURANCE SPE rne at once. Parsons, Josephine CIALIST— Temporary headquar Hotel Comer. stts ters ai Buick salesroom. 3o8-31U North Sixth St. 64tt jusl CH tnuaa AGENCY—Insur ant- ana uouds. Higu class coin- ' for SALE—Faultiest stump-puller. I'he largest showing of pamea. o. st ou earth, hat iciuiu 41 siumps 38 minutes. Clear land FOR SALE--Reasonable, 28 acres, iiot.^ soil water soaltod. Address improved. Will sell all or part. Box 690, Grants Pass. 69 Pass on Pacific Close to Grants i highway. Address 719 cure WOOD FOR SALE—Dry seasouee _____ It Courier. pine, nr and oak. Phone 286 a rlu fted Houser Bios. lU3tl FOR SALE-1923 Ford Touring Ever exhibited ill Grants Pass, B. Maxwcl car willi starter and demount<ütle PHONE 187-J—Dry pine and fir slab novel "The both for ladies and children. lima, first clans mechanical confll- wood, body tlr, oaa and laurel, lion, new top Hassler shocks, A-l Mes»enger” Priced, per box. from any length. C. W. Lambrecht. »0 cool tires all round, equipped for cd by Ed trailer, >250 takes it. Huwes, FOR RENT—Well furnished apart rewe. care S. P. Roundhouse office, or ment. Cali at 468 E St. 62tt phone 2 72-R._________________ 73 CO.MEÖY FLY WHEEL STARTER GEARS for V1CTROLA- FOR SALE- -At a re all cais. Piompi attention to markably jow price. Terms. Will Will Rogers ga.ugi orders. J. W. Gayotty make an excellent Christmas pies- in Foundry and Machine Works, tf ent. I hone G16-R or call al 423 ■ rreet. ____ 76 “ Our Congressman ’’ CANDY KISSES wrapped In red pa per for Chrlstmus tree decorations. CASH PAID FOR RAW FUilS At Sam's Place, 608 II St. fi7tf Gotr '■ SRMITS PASS EMIT CMER I utation Greater Yet WATCH I Chop Suey — Chinese Specialties FROM 12 A. M. TO 12 r. M. thicken ( bop Huey Chow Yuks Chow Mein Chinese Noodles F'oo Vuong Non* Vue Sparr Riba Chinese Fried Wire Chinese Cold Mesta THEATRE I'ARTIES HKHVBD THE MOCHA CAFE l*houe im-R Building Materials Cement — Doors — Sashes — Roofing Flooring — Lumber — General Milling Three C’s Lumber Company WeM G Htreet H»ena »• TEA» HERN' EXAMINATIONS Notice Is hereby given that the County Superintendent of Josephine County. Oregon, will hold the regular examination of Applicant* for State Certificates at Granta I'aaa. at the county courthouse, as follow»; Com manning Wednesday. Derember 17, at 9:00 o'clock a m . nnd continu ing until Saturday. December 20, 1924, at 4:00 o'clock p. m. etlnemlay Forenoon U. 8. Hla.ory, Writing (Penman ship*, Music, Drawing W e«lm-«.lay Afternoon Psychology, Reading, , Manual Training. CoiupoaHiou. Domestic Sci ence. Methods In Reading. Course ot Study (or Drawing. Methods In Arith metic. Thursday Forenoon Arithmetic, History ot Education, Psychology. Methods in Geography, At. . Ii.iiilial Drawing. Domestic Art. Course of Study for lh>meetlc Art. Thursday Afternoon Grammar. Geography, Stenog raphy. American Literature. Physics. Typewriting. Methods In Language, Thesis tor Primary Certificate. Onlay Forenoon Theory and Practice. Othography (Spelling). Physical Geography, English Literature. Chemistry. Friday Afternoon School Law, Geology, Algebra. Civil (logeruinent. Naturtlny Forrnoyn Geometry. Botany. Nat unlay Afternoon <;• n. 1 al History Bookkt oping. J A CHURCHILL Superintendent of PuNAc swat Instruction " •» Starting Sunday For Three Days PEOPLE’S MARKET Today's the tlay for drama—lotlny's the <|a> for emotion—today's I lie (|BJ Klirn you live tluough u story sfruage us lire Itself__ as wtnnlerful as love makes life. EDWIN CAREWE Rives you Hie—lore—hate- sacrifice mighty symphonic snnaation. In ' « to 98c each Fancy Boxed Handkerchiefs 25c a box to S1.63 a box Golden Rule Store > Adults K lililíes :M c IOC Going Tonight “BORN RICH”