Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, August 21, 1920, Page 5, Image 5

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    GHANTH PAHH DAILY CULKIKH
PER52NÆL
to wutc.li your account grow
■Every dollar deposited repre-
wonts some little nomfort later
in life. You'll marvel at the
growth of your account Com­
pound I til crest multiplies fast.
When we solicit your patronage
we do so with the knowledge
that you will find in our bank
measure of satisfaction
> 4
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF tMH'THKRN OREGON
Thermoid
Tires
(MNiTN Mlllll. PBK TIRE
III T I.EHH PER MILE
ink i
,
h
u>n
THEY MIST MAKE GOO I
OR WE WILL
Rogue River Hardware Co
the
-WiNCHtSTM™**
USING THE SUN AS A STOVE
T here i s one comfort
THAT’S IMMENSE
Device Invented by American Scieev
list Is Acknowledged Valuable
Fuel Saver.
A SANITARY
RESIDENCE’
A sanltary residence 1« one of
thè greatesl coinforts that can
find Its «ay luto uny man's
Ufo If your plumblng fucili­
ne* are not all that they shoiild
be you should no longer delav
calllng npon us and asking uh
to furnlsh you ali enti ma te of
what thè work and thè flxtures
wIli cost you.
I
B. S. DEDRICK
Mfl F Street
Phone 3OH-J
Look Out for the Sharp Turn
The long lane wilt turn some day.
The main thing Is to keep the horses
going steady and watch out that It
doesn't turn too short.—Arkansas
Thomas Cat.
Raking bread and roasting meat on
the- summit of a inountsln without fuel
Is possible by the use of a device
Invented by n sciential of the Smith-
•otilan Institution. Washington, D. C.
The Intensity of the sun's rnys Is hsr-
nessed, the unusual energy Is capital-
I red and food can tie cooked beyond
the line of perpetuul snows.
An astronomical mirror at the
Smithsonian Institution Is capable of
receiving nnd men»nr1ng the energy
of the sun rays, calculating that In
summer the solar luminary transmits
npon each acre of land energy equiv­
alent to 7
horse-power.
The so termed "«olar cooker" con­
sists of a half-cylinder of Iron lined
with mirror gin«», which catches the
nn» uf the sun and concentrates them
upon a metal tube that la the half-
cyllnder's axis. The tube contains oil,
which expands and beenmes lighter, by
the bent ns It passes through the tube.
Tin* latter la continued to form a loop
outside the half-cylinder. thus making
a sort of endless chain.
Passing through the loop, the oil
cools. However, the sun's heat forcing
the oil through the portion of the tube
inside the half-cylinder, compels the
cooled oil to follow It. Otherwise there
would he a vacuum. So while the sun
shines there la a continuous clrcula-
tlon of oil. The "loop" passes through
a hot which contains an oven. Heat
from the oil warms the oven and doea
the desired cooking
Why the Indians Are Not Dying Out
LOCAL
"Genuine Aspirin " Hahin has It. M.u*ri<v| in Medford—
For Fall Arriving Daily
tftone jars at Cramer Bros
55
C. L. Pomeroy and Mrs Helen Sar­
The Vocal ion. the phonograph »u- geant of this city stole a march on
preme at Helmer's
55 their friends in this city last Wed-
Fruit jars, all sizes and at right nesday and went to Medford where
prices firants Pass Hardware Co 57 they were married, They are
Sin o — OS u>
E G Eadea. of Lookout, Cal , Is present making their home here.
Mrs.
K. Rehkopf
stopping In the <41 y for a few days.
Paring knives at Cramer Bros. 55 Order Hop Th Lets—
Miss Elsie Powers went to Hugo
Hop tickets should be ordered now
this morning to spemi a few days on and be ready for picking time The
a visit.
Courier, makm a specialty ot hop
Preserving kettles at Cramer Bros tickets printed with Its automatic
Rev. J. W Hoyt, of Ashland. Is a feeder.
visitor in I lie city today attending to
business
Get, Maxwell Truck—
Heavy
Clifford Roberts Is the latest truck
Bros
owner of the city, having purchased
Mr». John II. Griffin, of the Illinois a ton and a half Maxwell truck from
valley, 1» visiting for a few days with the Collins Auto company.
The
Mrs. George Barton.
trucking industry in the valley is as­
Win fruit baskets at Cramer suming large proportions and, with
55
Bros
the advent of hard surface pavement,
O. L. Nelson, of Hcappoose. Wash , is taking much of the local shipping
arrived last night to spend several from the railroads.
days in the city.
Buy fruit Jars now before the sixes 1
Ranch I» Puniutswl—
run out at Cramer Bros.
55 J
W. €>. Whitsett has purchased the
Mr and Mrs H C. Barton went to
H. C. Mueller ranch of 70 acres a few
Han Francisco today and will spend
miles down the valley, The ranch
the next month visiting In the city '
Is all river bottom soil. F. L. Coon
Try Dr Tompkins treatment for
For Men and Women
IXabetee
51 tf has sold his residence on A street
Jelly glasses at Cramer Bros. 55 , to William Dorman and has pur­
for Vacation Trip«
The Free Hewing Machine, guar chased a resldeuce on Washington
anteed for a life time at Helmer’s i Boulevard adjoining the E F. Heath
Mrs J 8 Thomnn. of Ardencralg. | home The sales were made by Heath
has returned from a trip to Crater< & Herman
lake Mr and Mr». K. M. C. Neill 1
Sliovel Is Si-nt to South S eo s—
were also In the party.
The Rogue River Hardware com­
A large selection of Congoleum
(Goh! Seal) nnd guaranteed goods at pany claims distinction for making a
Helmer's “The Home of Good Fur- very unusual shipment yesterday, A
55 shovel of the common variety, was
nlture .”
Mr and Mrs. J. 10. Prince and cbll- purchased here and sent to Irving
dren were guests at the Oxford yss- Smith, in the South Sea island group,
terday. They are returning to their The destination was marked as Pa-
home at la* Angeles after a trip to peete. Tahiti. It is not known wheth-
er It was impossible to get the shovel
the north.
Tall anil equal jelly glasses for 75c there or Just what the reason was for
NEW
FALL GOODS ARKIVING
55 sending here.
per dozen at Cramer Bros
DAILY IN NEARLY Aid. DEPART­
Henry Roberts is visiting in the
MENTS. YOU WILL FIND l'NUS-
city with his mother. Mrs. V L. Ro- Potato»* Have Big Yield—
UALLY GOOD VALLES HERE­
J. F. Webster brought some pota­
bertn He arrived this morning from
IN »ME IN AND LOOK AROLND
Weed where he has been employed toes into town today to show what
1 NYTI ME YOU ARE DOWN TOWN.
Irrigation would do to the valley. He
in the mllls
Mason Jars at Cramer Bros.
55 had a basket almost half filled with
Sea Grass rockers in neat patterns the potatoes taken from one hill on
at Helmer’» The Home of Good the Webster ranch a mile west of the
5 5 city. He had 10 pounds of excep­
Furniture "
Dr F H Ingram and family left tionally clean potatoes taken from
this afternoon for Halsey, Ore., by one hill. Out of three hills he took
automobile, where they will visit for ss potatoes. They had not yet fin­
STORE CLOSES AT fl P. JI. EXCEPT SATURDAYS AT ».30
a time. They will also make a circle ished their growth He has a small
through eastern Oregon, expecting to plot 30 by 90 feet planted to pota­
toes and estimates that he will har­
be gone for a month.
Wanted—Hop pjfikers.
Picking vest about 1500 pounds from the Whitney Boys Tomorrow—
Elk Officer* Here—
Considerable interest has been
commences Aug. 30 at Knox A Bur­ place. They were all grown in sandv
Officers and members of the Elk»
aroused over the concert tomorrow lodge are here today from Medford
dick ranch five miles down river; soil but had plenty of water.
I
night in the park, which is to be giv­ conducting the funeral services of H.
free transportation to ranch for f>o»e
en by the Whitney boys. The boys L. Truax. Interment was made *
unable to camp. Paying $1 50 per
hoi»e for a large crowd as they are I the I. O. O. F. cemetery.
hundred Apply Temple
market,
WHAT'S IN YOIR SHOES?
under a very large expense now as
phone 134 or address A. F. Knox, tf
they are traveling by train. Expenses Navy Recruiter Hem—
Mis» Edith Lindsay returned to her
I» it all comfort, or is it agony,
caused by stinging coms?
of the trip are paid by taking up a, Chief Quartermaster Ralph Cart
home at Corvallis thia morning after
collection among the audience. The of the recruiting service for the
a short visit In the city with Miss Jea­
If pm are troubled with corns,
concert will begin at 8 o'clock and United States navy, was in the city
nette Cramer. Miss Lindsay will re­
don’t attempt the dangerous
practice of cutting them, use
churches will close to allow the mem­ yesterday making arrangements tor
turn here later as an Instructor In
the local high school, having been
bers to attend.
regular visits here. Mr. Carr ha»
REXALL CORN SOLVENT
engaged to fill one of the vacancies
been given all the territory south M
A few days' treatment with
in the teaching staff
Eugene and has eight cities to core»
<
arloail
of
Roofing
—
this preparation will end your
Ever-Seal glass top jars in all
Just received, selling at 10 per each month. He Is now mapping oat
foot troubles and fill your
58
sizes at Cramer Bros
shoes with genuine comfort.
cent below present market prices— a schedule which he can follow. Bo­
Beautiful auto robes at Helmer's
57 ginning on September 1, he will make
Grants Pass Hardware Co.
We
guarantee
satisfaction
Igtrge stock of aluminum and
regular visits to Grants Pass. Boy»
granite ware just received at the
l*ri<e 25 cents
of 17 years of age may join the nary
Not to Sfieak Bero—
Granta Pass Hardware Co.
57
now according to Mr. Carr. They
A telegram received this morning must join for three years or the re»»
E. M Warner and C. B. Taylor,
by Judge C. G. Gillette from state I of their minority. Boys with ow
two Seattle mining men. have return­
democratic headquarters brings word year or more of high school may g*
Sells Drugs and Books
ed from Holland where they were
that Franklin D. Roosevelt, democra­ direct to the radio or electriciaa
looking over some properties. They
tic nominee for vice president, will school. Any ex-service man may en­
are stopping at the Oxford.
not speak here tomorrow as planned. list for submarine service, which pay»
Mason, Economy and self sealing
It had been planned that Mr. Roose­ $5 a month more and 31 per dive for
tops at Cramer Bros
velt should talk from the train, but not more than 15 dives a month. The
a stop of five minutes was the most local postmaster will furnish any ad­
that could be arranged for here. Mr ditional Information.
Roosevelt will speak in Roseburg and
Ashland. The telegram reads as fol­ Old Guns Found—
lows: "Unable to stop train 53 longer
When D. A. Jones, a local taxi
than five minutes. If you want to driver, was at Jacksonville yester­
hear Mr. Roosevelt speak, go to Rose- day he had a very interesting exper­
burg or Ashland. Can have him make 1 ience. He had been at the Jackso»-
his appearance on the rear platform | vlllo cemetery and was just leaving
at Grants Pass.”
when he saw about six inches of a
EAERY DEPARTMENT OF THE JOSEPHINE
gun sticking out from beneath the
COUNTY HANK IS CONDI <TED WITH EFFI­
AoO Reward—
pine needles and brush covering the
CIENCY AND IS .ALWAYS HEADY TO BE OF
For anybody that knows every­ ground. He investigated and fona*
THE UTMOST SERVII E TO THE PEOPLE.
body at the Murphy dance. Saturday two rifles, one an old needle gnn and
MAKE THIS VOI R BANKING HOME.
September 4. Neilson's orchestra and the other a 38-40 Winchester. A belt
57 and a knife were also with the gv»a
i a pie supper.
■
He notified the sheriff who took pos­
Starts Out Right—
session of the guns It Is not known
Joe Gorman, according to a tele­ how the guns came to be where they
gram to the Courier, has started out were.
G rants P ass .O regon
his married life In fine style. It
will be remembered that he was mar­
Frank Nombalals and family and
ried here a week ago to Miss Jose­ Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Allyn went te
phine Boesch. Gorman scored a win Ashland this morning, expecting to
over Harry Pelsinger at Oakland spend the day and night in Lit hi*
| night before last. Gorman holds the park.
I coast championship in the light-
j weight class and his win puts-him up
Trucks Grow in Favor.
, a notch higher. The telegram is self
There were 953,093 trucks In use at
| explanatory: "Sporting Editor Grants the end of the year 1!>1:> as compared
: Pass Courier- Started married life with approximately 700.000 for the
with a win over Harry Pelsinger. preceding year. This Is a gain of 27
Something Jimmie Dundee or Bud per cent. 1<1 per cent greater than the
Reilly could not do. Was the most Increase shown by passenger ears.
sensational fight of the night and Only eighteen Mate* make compile
tlons of truck registr.it.... New York
there was no question to the deci­ lead» with others following In this or­
sion. Joe Gorman.”
der: Illinois. Ohio.
i »i Ivanin, Call
fornln Inv a mid T--- ■
Nevada with
'mit funnels at Cramer Bros. 55 .'on is nt rhe foot ■ * * - list.
Mrs. Hellie Peas
Proper Clothing
Peerless Clothing Co.
New Goods
Golden Rule Store
CLEMENS
!
Efficiency in Every
Department
J osephine C ounty B ank
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New Goods