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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 18, 1920)
« * PAGE TWO tUlANTN PA38 I «Ail. Y tVM’KlEH . ¿ . - GRANTS PASS 0AIIÏ COURIER Published Dally Except Sunday A. B. Voorhtea, Pub and Prapr. Hair Bow Lengths M> TWO ALI KF' iterad at poetofftee, Orante Fase. Ora., as second clase mall matter ADVERTISING RATES Dtoplay space, per inch.................. 30c Lorâl-personal column, por line. ..10c ■Uaders, per line DAILY COURIER By mail or carrier, per year..... >6.00 By mall or carrier, per month.. NOYY IN SIXM-K LINKN TllltEill NT AB CROCHET THREAD WEEKLY COURIER WEDNESDAY. AUGUST IS. 1M0. ♦ ♦ a ♦ WEATHER OREGON Tonight fair. ♦ 4 and warmer. Thursday fair ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ 101 and 105 North 6tli NEW TODAY INSURANCE--Fire, automobile, mail package and plate glass liability. T. M. Stott. 310 N. 6th St. 44tf WANTFID Hop pickers by Sept I Heavy crop, clean picking. Will pay lY»c per pound and free daily transportation. Put in your *p- New Goods NEW FALL GOODS ARRIVING DULY IN NEARLY ALA. DEPART MENTS. YOU WILL FIND UNUS- I’ALUr GOOD VALUES HERE- COME IN AND LOOK AROUND ANYTIME YOl ARE DOWN TOWN. Golden Rule Store OTORE CLOSES AT 6 P. M. EXCEPT SATURDAY’S AT P.30 111 South Sixth St Compati) The queer acting battery is the one we like to see—for we quickly correct the trouble at its source at the minimum ex pense and send you <m your way an advertisement for THIS STATION. Skilled service and modest charge* make this the l*OI’U- LAR BATTERY' STATION. ADAMS ELECTRIC and BATTERY SHOP Exide Service Station. 506 South Sixth Street Birthday Party Given— 16*1 acres of timber land 7 miles In celebration of his birthday. M down Rogue river from Grants Eldred Simas, entertained an enjoy Pass. 1,000,000 feet of timber on able party at the Simas home In this place, offered at 110 per acre Kerby, Tuesday evening The prin cipal diversions of the evening were 320 acres of timlier land located on Iron creek. 8 miles south of Grants Pass on the Applegate riv er. estimated at 5,000.000 feet, offered for quick sale at 320 per acre. . I am the owner of the above pro perties and wish to make a'quick sale of the same. V I*. Edgerton. ' 55 | Grants Pass. Ore. FOR SALK Ford delivery car, also i camping outfit. At auto lamping grounds. I» almost Impossible to obtain und my Watch Repairing has grown to such proportion that I am compelled to discontinue certain lines of repairing AFTER JI LY I NT I will not be In a position to accept for repairs any Jeweliy or Repairing small work, hut will make a specialty of Fine Watch ■ nd Diamond Setting BARNES, The Jeweler Á ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦-»♦♦♦♦a* PERSONAL AND LOCAL ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Ven Tell Her— wood and titulier land Murphy. September 4 She'll tell & O C. R R . ditch sur- ¡ you phone Gilmore's store for a num 160 acfes of this land. ber 52 $10 per acre. Aleo a number of building resi dence lots in Granta Pass at prices from 3250 to $400 each GOOD HELP George I Sth. I* S Morrison, of Inland. return plications at once Leonard Lutate ed to his home this morning after Co., phone 607-F-11. 47tf I several days in the city. Chief of Police and Mrs Melaniti E. I* GALBRAITH -Real Estate. In surance. and plate glass liability returned today from a several days 609*4 G street, phone 28 40tf visit In Ashland Fl. W. Palkins, of Portland. PEACHES spending a few days In the city at Pl JONTY OF CANNING at Tokay Heights at reasonable tending to business prices, Bring your boxes and In M. W . Gates and Tom 'Johnson, of quire for Wardrip. 55 Kerby, are In the city today on Ima I WANTEO Good cook, one who un- ’ iness Mr. and Mrs. George R Sneath derstands it thoroughly, at the Western Hotel. Good wages and | and Frank Sncath were local visitors room. 53tf yesterday from San Francisco WANTED- Hop pickers: picking be-i Mr“ J S R>“n to Modiord gins September 1: 31 50 per hun-|th*» ***»niing to spend the day vlait- dred; fret« dally transportation. |wl’*1 friends. good picking Apply 8. J Chris- Mr' an'* 3 ra K *' Russell, of tie. Route 2. phone 606-F-21. 52tf '’••endale. are stopping nt the Oxford — ¡hotel, Mr Russell will be employed FX1U.NI> Boy’s coat was put at the Southern Pacific station w rung car in front of Sample C. Stewart, the local mining store. Owner can get coat at the ; lllan |efi yesterday evening for Se Courier office 53 ! attle where he will spend the next WANTEIÏ 3'iiH) on good real week looking after business Interests security, A first class loan. in the Sound city. dress No 1862 care Courier. Neilson's Orvhtxr»— FDR SALE 40 aere wood lot 3H An ail night dance and a real sup- miles north of Grants Pass on Pa-! lier at Wimer «Grapge hall Sat unlay cific highway, offered for 35 tier night. Conte on folks 54 acre. 270 acres close to vey covers offered at Phone 324-.I REWARD Will pay a reward of 3$ | for the recovery of a light row boat stolen from my premises. Hout Is cativas covered and paint ed green. Will also pay a reward of 310 for Identification of the parties who took the boat. and a like reward for the Identification of any party who commits the theft of fruit, vegetables and other things of value from my premises Wilfonl Allen 67 HORN H<X>D To Mr. and Hood, Wednesday son By mall, per year--------------------- 18.60 MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Prase is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it er all otherwise credited in this paper and also the local news pub- llshed herein. All rights of republication of •pe- elal dispatches hereia are also ra- served. UGIHT IM. 1MW. Surround Your Horae witli oats and teed of various kinds and he will Invariably chose those that come from here He knows what's good and you'll be wise to reply on his Judgment Give us a trial order and you'll learn why and how It pays to use our teed JOSEPHINE COUNTY FLOUR MILL Corner Third and G Street I*hone 123 Grants Pass-Medford Interurban Autocar Co. Daily and Sunday Effective Aug. 5. 1920 LEAVE GRANTS 7 : in * a. 10:30 a. 1 ; OO p. 4:30 a. I'ANN m. Ill tn m. LEAVE MEDFORD 7; (Ml m. t*:00 •• nt. 1:00 i»- in- 4:80 |>. in. Grants Pass Waiting Room BONBONNIERE Phone 160 of Mrs E .1 Carrillo last I week, and on account of the extreme i heal, work was dispensed with, the entire af- ternoon being devuled to muslc and The guests a general good time, were seated at a luncheon table which was a itower of pansies with individual pots of growing pansies which proved to be a delicious eon- faction rather than mother earth. The placecards were chosen to rep resent the personalities of the mem bers The dull expects to settle down to real work this winter and will strive to he n factor for <%M urn Hill» — The Contura Club met at the home good of the community singing, after games, music und which a sumptuous sup|M>r and Unlit Those ref radii menta were served who enjoyed their hospitality were Uoyd Mesdames Dolile Ball and I tew Is; the Misses Julia O'Brien. Ruth Kennedy. Ruby O'Brien. Inez Simas, Bertha Fulton. Dorothy Ful ton. Emily L Simas; Messrs M. El dred Simas, Ray Kennedy, Kennedy. Frank Simas. John Falron. Willard Ball Alphonse Simas and little Clyde Si mas. We Have in Stock for Delivery All Models of Chandler Cleveland and Well Beatin The most important step to ward better baking is securing reliable flour. The rest is easy —merely follow the direeftions of a good recipe. 0E7KI is reliable flour — whoever has used it says so, and many have used it during the past thirty years. % Motor Cars AND A Complete Line of Deep Apple Cake for Tea Federal TrucKs Separate 2 eg&s — add to yolk». m cup» milk. See Us For 1 tablespoon melted butter W tea spoon salt—mix, add Coing Camping? Tuck In some (ilWilgJS Pancake Flour. Campfire pancakes have a delicious tang. Of course, you'll include (flkLI^R H heal Hearts, too. 2 cups *05753511? Hour 3 teaspoons baking jwiwder Your grocer has it in 10, 24i and 49j pound sack*. B-ie quickly; told in L.len whites Bake in well greased fallow pan Cover the vp thickly with pared, cored and quartered app>lcs Dust over all one cup sugar. Bake half hour Second Hand Trucks l Seely V. Hall Motor Co Medford, Oregon 1
