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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (July 23, 1920)
«n.\ NTS P.ANN I»AIl.Y 4NHH1KR FACI TWO Water Warms l'|»— GRANTS PASS OAILÏ COURIER Published Dally Except Sunday A K. Voorhiea. Pub. and Propr. The water la beginning to get warm enough tor comfortable swim mIng again It got as low as 66 dur ing the past few cloudy days but it Is getting up toward 7*> again and larger crowds are patronising the bathouse The swimming hole In the Applegate river near Wlldervllle is proving attractive to many besNiusr of the warmer water. Special atered at poetoffice. Grants Pass Ora., as second class mall matter. Saturday Only ADVERTISING RATES Dieplay spaoe. per inch................... 10c; Local-personal column, per line.._10c Beaders, per line................ 5e Sunkist Q/Zzs Lemons “•'v Doz. DAILY COURIER By mail or carrier, per year..... 36.00 By mall or carrier, per month.. .50 WEEKLY OOl'RIBR |!.00 By mall, per year.— * MBMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS Ths Associated Frees is exclusively entitled to the use tor republication of all news dispatches credited to It or all otherwise credited in this paper and also the local news pub- Hah Ad herein. All rights of republication of spe 1 her of Commerce stating that the in more attention and advertising than cial dispatches herein are also re quirer has heard this ts a good town at present served and a fine climate and wants more PORTLAND MARKETS FRIDAY, JULY 23, 1920. information about it. Such excellent Portland. July 23.—All markets and inexpensive advertising as this ♦ are steady and unchanged today. ♦ should not be neglected by this coin- OREGON WKATHKK ♦ NFW TODAY ♦ Rompers 58c is almost Impossible to obtain and my Watch llaimlrlna ha* grown to such proportion that I am compelled to dlecoutlnu« certain llnna of repairing. AFTER JULY INT I will not be In a position to accept for ropalrs any Jewelry or small work, but will make a specialty of Fino Watch Repairing and Diamond Setting. HORN WIMHR To Mr. and Mr» Jefferson D. Wimer, of Holland, Frida.». July 22, a daughter. NOTICE The Grants Pass Feed Barn open for bualnoss July 21 at the ner of Seventh and I streets, block east of Fashion Garage. 37tf WTU.TAM OeFOREST GRANTS PASS BAKERY Kennon Kribel, l‘rv>p. NOW OPEN •NO3 G Klrert Ft LI, STOCK OF BREAD, HOLER. DOl'GHNl TH. tXMlKIKN IND CAKES FRKHH DAILY SPFX'IAL ORDERS FOR CAKES, ETC., SOLICITED PERSONS HIDDEN Watch for Mr. Happy Party JFST THE THING FOR THESE HOT DAYS- CHILDREN'S ROMP ERS UP TO SIX YE AR OLD, A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF COLORS. CHOICE 58c, WORTH DOUBLE THE PRICE. 4MMM GOOD HELP BARNES, The Jeweler Itiilldiug Torn Out— The old Blue Front blacksmith shop on Sixth street has been toru down and the corner shows a much improved appearance Other old buildings around the city, which have long been an eyesore are being taken out also rnunity as it is at present. WANTED to buy. a small building Pocitic Coast States: Fair, al ♦ ♦ The chamber of commerce and Courier classified ads bring suitable for a garage. J. Pardee.30 I ♦ ♦ though probably light local pro- «ulta public spirited individuals have a classified INSl’RANCE. ALL FORMS Inquire ♦ showers in extreme north por ♦ “ It's the Climate' vided rubber tion Monday or Tuesday; nor for rates on grain and hay Insur ♦ ♦ ♦ stamps and distributed them gratis mal temperatures. ance. T. M. Stott, office phone ♦ 44-J. lltf to the various business houses of the | MR-HAPPV + Tonight and Saturday fair. ♦ FOR SALE Sturgis baby buggy in P arty ♦ city. And yet. according to reports ♦ westerly winds. good condition. 101 Bridge St. 31 ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ from some firms receiving a lot of i local mail, there are but very few IX»ST -Between Grants Pass and Sel ma Thursday night, one 30x3'S» CHILE HEARS “IT’S THE CLI business houses making it a practice tire rim with Fisk tire and inner MAT!" to have their outgoing mail stamped tube attached Suitable reward it From distant Chile at the other with the climate stamp which they left at Courier office. Care of \<> 31 1657. end of South America comes a letter , have for that purpose. to a local resident with our catchy When a piece of mail is received PAUACE DINING ROOM now open HAM THAT'S MitfHTY to the public. All meals family TA NTALIXIWG- - slogan. "It's the Climate.” neatly let from a local firm without the “It's 31 style. TOU \AJL-L PiND IT tered thereon. Perhaps our Chilean the Climate” stamp on the envelope, ’APPETIZING-'! friend did this to remind his friend the recipient should consider it a 1AJST—One purple and gold swim ming suit. Finder please return to here that he had neglected to stamp i duty to call up the sender and sug Mrs. Meyers at the bathhouse. 35 his own slogan on the last letter gest that the little rubber stamp be SALE—Incubator, almost new. used more freely. If everyone would FOR 1 mailed to Chile. You'll not only find the flavor price 320. Barred Rocks, young of our ham mighty tantalis From New York and other dia taut do this. Grants Pass and Josephine hens. etc., by Mrs. Cora B. Find ing. but you’ll find the good states comee Inquiries to the Cbam- bounty would recive a great deal ley. R. F. D. 4, Grants Pass, Ora. ness of all tht meats we sell (Jerome Prairie.) 30 up to the pure food mark, BOY, about 12 or 13 years old want- And you'll find our prices ed Saturday morning. H. M. Webb. down to public favor and you'll find our courteous ser TWO MINERS WOUNDED vices at your disposal Weather foe the Week ( Williamson. W. Va.. July 23—Two miners were wounded today when the Portsmouth Solvay Coal Com pany’s mine at Freeborn was at- tacked by persons hidden in the hills on the W’est Virginia and Kentucky sides of the Tug river. ALRAXY SHOWN INCREASE Golden Rule Store STORE CLOSES AT 0 P. M. EXCEPT SATURDAYS AT 0.30 IN POPULATION ON JANUARY 1 Washington. July 23.—Census an nouncements include Albany. Ore gon. with a population of 4840. an increase of 565, or 1 4.2 per cent. Cor vallis, 5752. an increase of 1200, or 26.4 per cent Ford Steel Wheels Will not get loose CITY Guaranteed Forever 50/G Street C. L. Hobart Co. Old Newspapers, 5c and 10c Bundles -$hoej and Ship/ and Sealing Wax- — made right here in Oregon. And hundreds of other products you’d least expect. PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW FOR DOIMiE BROTHERS CARS—WILL HAVE MORE IN A FEW DAYS. 'I he manufacture of these things is making Oregon a better state for you to live in. ♦ So if a merchant offers you any article which doesn’t bear an Oregon manufacturer’s label, ask him to give you the Oregon- made kind. MOTOR ONE TON FORD TRUCK ONE G, M. C, TON TRUCK—NEW. ONE DODGE BROS. TOl'RING C'AR—USER. » » C. A. LINCH BUY OREGON PRODUCTS DEALER IN Tour merchant bat a little book which we send him and which will tell him in a minute if the thing you want is manufactured in Oregon. MOTOR. CAR ♦ Associated Industries of Oregon •
