Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, January 07, 1920, Page 2, Image 2

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GRANTS l'.fc.s DAILY IGl KIER
A
GRANTS PASS MIL! COURIER
Published Daily Except Sunday
A. E. VOOR.HIK8. Pub. and Propr
Entered at poatotfi-e, Granta Paas
Ora., aa second claaa mall matter. ’
ADVERTISING RATE'S
Display apace, per Inch.................. -MOc
Local-personal column, per ltne..l0c;
Readers, per line.................... ........... Sc,
YY EDXEADAY . -lYNiYHY
end visiting at Ferndale. They did
not get home until utter school hours
Monday.
Silas Ltidwl. k has ordered a drag
saw from l'ortlulid and is expo, ting
it to be on the train some time this
* eek.
Tropic Clusters
Seedless and Seeded Raisins
Zante Currants
We Wi.h You
All
The Season’s Greetings
BARNES, The Jeweler
DALLY COURIER
By mall or carrier. per year $6.00
By mail or carrier, per month .50
WEEKLY COURIER
By mail, per year........................... $2.00
WEDNESDAY’, JANI ARY
7,
HMM.
7. 1IMM.
Nest door Flrat National Haute
rapector
Fancy Head Lettuce Now
San Francisco, Cal., Jan. ?. After
having enjoyed his liberty on parole
since \ugnst, 1915, »\ bra ham Ruef,
♦♦♦♦♦♦ *♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
Quality and Service
former political Imss of this city,
OREGON WEATHER
♦
who was convicted of briery, was
♦
freed of all i>arole prohibitions today
Fair tonight aud Thursday,
♦
which marked the completion ot
also continued colder with
Elk creek divide. Mr. Hanique stated the sea to about three hours ot legal Roof's 14 years term.
♦ northerly winds.
that the making of this locatiou sur­ speed by auto, and less should the
» ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦-»♦♦
vey would probably occupy a couple speed fiend want to get there sooner
Cosmetics in History.
NEW COAST HIGHWAY' IS NEAR
i ot months time, though from the
While the mnuufucture of cosmetics
California is now taking up her
began In antiquity. It is curious to
'preliminary surveys the
general
. THREE PINES
end of the agreement for the con-
note how the custom lias appeared
1 route has already been determined
Mr. and Mrs. Garner and sons
disappeared, nnd renppeared through
atruction of a new highway to
moved to Three Pines Sunday aiter- out the ages. Probably the practice,
I upon.
nect Crescent City on the coast
like many others, began In chance;
The survey upon the Oregon side noon.
Miss Helena 1x>Roy. the teacher at some primitive man fell Into blue clay,
Grants Pass in the inland,
was made during the fall, under the
Talent, spent New Years and the and when he emerged fancied that the
wonder road that has long been the
direction of Engineer Hodgtnan. who week end with Mrs G. M. Crawford. streaking* enhanced hl* virile charm*.
dream of those who were interested
is now cooperating with Engineer
Miss Nola Pollock of Winona spent Perhaps some primitive woman smear-
in the development of this portion ot
ed her clowks accidentally with rvd
Hanique in tying the two surveys to­ New Years with Miss Iva Wright.
clay, or the Juice of some red flower
the west has passed the period of dis­
Mrs.
Will
Vanderbilt,
-Mrs.
G.
M
gether. Work on the California end
rubbed off on It. and she was so
Crawford, and Miss I,eRoy attended pleased with the effect that she pro­
cussion. and will now become a real­
will commence at the Elk creek di-
grange
at
Hugo.
ity.
duced It purposely thereafter. Other
; vide, and will progress down Smith
Miss Iva Wright spent the week women admired envied, and Imitated;
Representing the California state
■ river till it joins with the present end with Mrs. Geo. McCollum. , of nnd thus n fashion was set.
highway department, Engineer Jules
, highway at Gasquet. Mr. Hanique Winona.
Edmond Hanique arrived in the city i stated that the new route would be
James Price and mother were
In 1795 It took loo duys to send
yesterday, and has since been in con­
spending New Year« and the week mail from London to Bombay.
much shorter than the present one,
sultation with representatives of the
and that it would eliminate much ot
Oregon highway department He has
the grade. The pass would be 600
now gone to the state line, where he
feet lower, he said, than the route
will organize the work of making the
as now taken by way of Monumental.
location survey to connect up with
As the Oregon mountain grade is ob-
the survey made by Oregon, at the
vlated on the Oregon side oi the
highway, it is evident that the new
How Much He Gives in Service Compared [to ;VVhat He
Grants Pass-Crescent City highway
Receives in Return.
will be a very different road than
I
KINNEY & TRUAX GROCERY
Every Grants Pass Druggist
Is Grossly Underpaid
•
•
the New Year
Buy-a Maxwell
MOST MILER PER GAI.MIX OX G YM
MORT Mil I s PER IMILLAR ON TIREN
We lune m few Ilt'JO Touring Cara in Htoek. < All lU1«l
/
er­ They sell them selves.
We also have In stork a few used car* at bargains.
THE 1W2I1 CHALMERS IS A WONDER
them
Call nnd ms ' foy,yourself. If you want a six cylinder car the
( luvlmrrs is just wliat you're looking for. Medium priced, no lim­
it to power, a brag for comfort and looks, it's lasting qualities un­
ravelled and last but not least it is economical to operate.
ALSO REMEMBER WK CARRY' \ COMPLETE LINE OF TIRES
AX’D UM'EBHORIKB
and
OPERATE A MYCIIINE SHOP WITH THE RENT <>l ME< IIAN
ItH IN CHARGE
*7 UT?. 7
AGi
HUDSON
FOR.
NTS
MAXWELL
Mg®
CHALMERS ANO ESSEX CARS
COLLINS AUTO COMPANY
©
Accassomrs
aho rbpairing
.
PHONE 317
5H H STREET,
GRANTS PASS, ORE
the old one.
This new route from Grants Pass
to the coast, branching from the Pa­
cific highway here, will be one of
the scenic routes of the west.
It
will also open up to industry a great
territory that has been retarded in
its development by inadequate trans-
portation facilities. Both Oregon an<’
California propose to build as per-
I feet a highway as present-day Idea
can construct, and it will be the next
|
best thing to completion of the rail­
road. The building of the rallroa«’
would in no manner, affect the nee
I for the highway. The coast rout
A NEW
WONDER
White Mazda
Lamps
Ysk for a demonstration
Be «lire to «ee Iheve lights
Rogue River Hdw
I
No professional man in Grants U reasons he knows Is because he In­
Pass serves the community better or sists that the preparations he sells
■more conscientiously than the drug­ shall measure up to the highest
gist.
, standards.
To recommend an article,
He accommodates you with post­
age stamps at cost, maintains a gen­ ’ druggist must of course, know w hat
eral information bureau and
free it contains and how it Is made, and
waiting room, his store Is a first aid this was one reason for the forma-
hospital conducted without reward, . lion of a cooperative national asso­
he gets up in the middle of the night ciation of druggists and physician*
who prepare a complete line of
to answer your emergency calls.
Night and dav he is consulted of-1 ; household remedies and toilet goods
tener than any other, anti he gives This association is the American
hi« professional services without fee. , Druggist Syndicate.
This is the largest enterprise of
His only reward, and it is a small one 1
at that, comes when you make a its kind in the world. More than
purchase from his stock of merchan­ 28.000 druggists and physicians own
and operate It and guarantee Its
dise.
products. They know that A DS.
i from Grants Pass will be one of sce­
You accept his recommendation
Milk and Magnesia Is the best In l»e
nic beauty and of industrial import- just as you accept that of your law­ world, they guarantee that A.Drf.
, ance second to no highway of lik- yer, your doctor or your banker, be- Xsplrn meets the highest standards
cause you know that his word is good
length to be found anywhere.
1
of quality, they stand back of V.D.S.
and that he knows best. He can't
Peredlxo Tooth Paste the tooth
will run through farm lands, minin afford to make mistakes and
he
Paste which whitens like Peroxide
districts with giant hydraulic plant doesn't, He knows that his wnole
because it is Incomparably the
in operation aud cop, r and chrom success in his chosen profession de­ best. Anti the same druggists in the
mines developed and producing, for trends on accuracy on skill on same way are squarely behind the
keeping faith with his customers
' ests of pine and fir, and finali
entire family of A D S. products.
Ho "takes his reputation a hon­
It means everything to you to have
land
of
grea
through that wonder
or d time a day with a hundred dif­ such a guarantee behind the reme­
It wil ferent >»s»om> rs but his judgment
redwoods in pel No • • co
dies you buy a guarantee based on
¡’ass t< is founded on knowledge and exper­
reduce the time from Grants
i
the scientific knowledge anti exper­
ience -the knowledge and experience ience of thousands of experts. When
of the men of his profession handed toil buy an 1.0 3. product from an
down through the aces through A D S. druggist, you may do so In
schools, colleges and text book- — the onfident belief that you have
and the knowledge and experience secured the finest possible produ< t
which come in the day's work anti In at the lowest possible price.
association and conference
with
Ask any A D S Druggist for A.U.S.
others in his profession.
products the next time you need any
The druggist of today doo -i't
ous hold remedy or toilet article
guess he knows. And one of the sold in a drug store.
NOTICE !
We vv i .h to tliank all our customers and patrons for
their patience and assistance rendered us in our endeav­
ors to restore light, heat and power service to them.
The storm and tempt rature conditions were, of
course, unprecedented, aud to an extent we were unpre­
pared for it. However, vv had repair material available
and have employed all the extr v competent help that
could lie had; and by steady and hard work, under any­
thing hut favorable cireun lances, have restored service
to the majority of our customers in every town and city
In onr territory. The next four or five days will see aU
service restored although but temporary repairs will still
exist in a number of places. Week* will go by before
permanent repairs can l.e completed, and the costs will
run Into the thousands of dollar«. Nevertheless, we wIP
continue to push the work to completion with tlie -ame
vigor we have used to dale and do every thing possible
to make it a real service.
Telephone us if we have seemed to overlook you In
this restoration work. It wiB a«sl*t us nnd it will have
onr best attention.
Again thanking you. we are
Y'oitrs very truly.
Ca lif ornia-Oregon Power Co
023 G Street
Phone 108 J
Grants Pass, Oregon
When You
’t Sleep
for Coughing
%
OU CAN GET RID OF the
annoying, distressing cough
that results from constant effort
to clear a "tickling” throat—or even
Y
the deep, heavy, wrenching cough that sc-
companies a bad cold;—you can relieve tpan-
modic croup, whooping cough, lu grippe and
bronchial cough* by taking
The Wardrobe Cleaners
’s
Honey and Tar
315 N- Sixth Street
Phone 147
COMPOUND
Do not accept a substitute. The
curative influence of pine tar and the
balmy, laxative effect of honey are
wi.l
known that there arc many Imitulior oi
the genuine Folcv’i Honey and Tar ('< n-
poiind on the market, but imitations lack th*2
scientific blending and other healing ingredi­
ent! found exclusively in Foley’a.
The First Dose Gave Relief
C. E. Summers. Holdredge, Neh., write*: “Some
tin e ago I contracted a very «ever« cough end < old duo
Io e xposure. My cough got no bed I could hardly tier n
for two or three nights. A friend d mine reconmen-' <1
Foley’s Honey end Tar Compound, and J got «60c bottle..
The very first doae relieved me. I took a second do»*
before going to bed end can truthfully any I did not
cough once all night. By unrig as directed the npjtl two
dsye my cough was entirely gone, and I give Foley’*»
Hone / and Tar full credit fur my
edy snd ,-n rmanent
recovery.”
,
Prompt steps should be tnken to check
co ugh ing at night.
It not only weakens the
sufferer, but it is troublAome to olh> r mem­
ber» of the family. Los» of sleep and nervous
»train quickly wear out the afflicted ore, riri.l
he or she toon is in no condi'ion to ward off
Cittacl.a of mere dangerous sickness.
SOLD EVEIIY YY HERE
I
Cleaning
Pressing
Repairing
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