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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 11, 1920)
MITI Klill, MMITHMHKH II. STORAGE BATTERY readed REMEMBERI may ba acarvad to «loath. Batitrw« may dto ofthlrwt Batten*« may be Injured by overheating. Batteries may freeae to death in winter Any battery will ulti mately waar out. BtflerW Jarartre «on help yvMi avoid all but tbclaat. GOODIES for the Childrens Lunch. « Baskets. I .• m J» I Send the children t<> OUR store when you want gro- eerie.. WE LIKE CHILDREN. A mi will get just as come yourself. ¿* h 1 service as if you were to AAe sell to everybody at the same HONEST PRH E and this price is the A AA'.A A'-l MlAAN price for the AAA AA UP. always fresh kind of gnx'eries we sell. We will WELCOME ilio < IULDHEN. Try OUR Groceries I J. Pardee Comply With Law Use Suess Rib Lens 4 And Get Them at Willi ims Garage & Cyclery I Second-Hand Bargains MAXWELL—FINE SHAPE FORD TOURIN'« FORD ROADSTER 7 PASSENGER BUICK C. Lz. Hobart Co Old Newspapers, 5c and 10c Bundles I HUGO •--------------- Mrs. Geo. Baer and datighler. Mr«, Pearl Getty were in Granta Baas Liat week. Mrs. Fred Dingier «nd son. Orville. spent one days in Granta Pass last wee k. C. H Willison and family left Saturday for a trip to Crater Iaike. returning Monday night. They had a very enjoyable trip, spent several hours on the lake and caught the limit of fish. Fred Dingier and family spent Sunday and Monday at Cow Creek ramping and huntlLg Wiley McCormick and wife, of Eureka. Cal . came Saturday night for a visit with the former's parents. Mr. and Mrs George McCormick. A. T. Martin and daughter. Al berta. who have been living in Illi nois for over two years, were calling on old friends here last week. They expect to make their home in Grauts Pass School opened Tuesday morning witt Mrs. Stinnett of Merlin for high school teacher and Miss I^eRoy teach ing the grades. Mr. and Mrs. Wiley McCormick. Mrs. AA’lnnle Bagley and son, Wesk’v. spent Tuesday afternoon in Grants ! Pass. ♦ I ♦ Why You Pay More Threaded Rubber Insulation in- rr rases the cost of manufactur- ing this buttery. It is a more expensive material to begin with, and the process by which it is pierced with an enormous number of tiny threads (to make it porous) adds another item of CoSt. It always coats the owner less when the necessary durability is built into any part of n battery at the start That’s true in this case —for when ordinary insulation is replaced it may already have caused injury to other parts of the battery and shortened its life. k battery has just two “wearing POM 127 Mrs. Slattery was In Medfnrd a few, 1 day» last week with her daughter Carlotta AA'lsenian visited .Anna j Neilson Monday Mr. and Mrs. Underwood attended I the celebration In Medford Monday. I Mrs. W. A. Holmes, of Park Place, NOTICE OF MEETING OF IMI ARD OF Eyl UJZATIO.N Ore., and her daughter. Airs Myrtle Hansell and two children, of lewis Notice is hereby given that the ton. Idaho, spent last week with Mrs Board of Equalization of the County G. A. Hamilton. Hamilton and Mrs of Josephine. State of Oregon, will, Holmes were neighbors for 15 years on the second Monday in September, io-wit. September 13. 1920, attend and Mrs. Hansell's husband is a large at the courthouse In said county and wheat grower, he harvested 64.000 publicly examine the assessment roll bushels this year. and correct all errors In valuation, Mrs. Droulette has closed her dela- description or qualities of lands, lots or other property assessed by the as catessen store at the park for this sessor: and It shall be the duty of season. persons interested to appear at the Mrs. Brietmayer and children and time and place appointed. ECU'S POI.IXJCK, Mr. and Mrs. Underwood were house Assessor Josephine County. Ore. party guests at Mr. and Mrs. Slat tery's over Sunday and Mr and Mrs. lias tall joined them for Sunday din ner. Lee Franks returned to his home at Medford Saturday after spending four weeks with his aunt, Mrs. A. W Bates. Mrs. Robert Harris and baby went to Portland Monday evening for a short visit with her sister, Mrs. Jew UNIVERSITY ell and family. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Slattery enter tained a house party over Sunday. naintainrd by the alate I<ast Wednesday Mrs. G. A. Hamil in order that the young peo ton, and son, Worth, Mrs. Holmes, ple of Oregon may receive, Mrs. Hansell and Mrs. Ella Wright without cost, the benefit a of went to Lithla. Park for the day. a liberal education. Mr. and Mrs. Roper returned from The University includes the Colfefe of their vacation trip to the Klamath Utemtere. Science and the Arts, the country last week. Mrs. Roper’s Gradual« School, the School of Phys-’ sister, Mrs. L. E. Childers came home ¡cal Education, and the professional1 with them. Schools of Law. Medicine 'at Portland). Architecture. Commerce. Journalism, I Charles and Alfred Droulette and Education and Music. the latter's wife and two children, of Hiflh atandards of scholarship are Oakland, Cal., are visiting their par made poeaible by an able faculty, veil ents this week. equipped laboratories and a library of nearly 100,000 volumes. Mr. and Mrs. Silliaman and Mr. Supervised athletics are encouraged Silllman Sr., were supper guests of and every attention* given the heahfi the Neilsons Sunday and Mrs. Hamil and welfare of the atudenta. ton and her guest, Mrs. Holmes, With n heightened eonfidenm spent the evening with them. gnified by the recent •*preaeion Harry Seymore, a cousin of Mrs. of pnblic RiipiHH t, the. University Hamilton's and his wife were with j is now entering upon an era of large development and estended them Tuesday night. Mr. Seymore I OREGON• Dully Courier Bargain Day— September IS, Saturday, la the an nual Bargain Day for the Dally Courier, when yearly subscriptions are sold nt a discount. On that day |5 pays for one year In advance. Hammermltl Bond Letter Hoads and Envelopes at the Courier office Read the classified ads. Replacing worn-out insulation is an expensive job, to say nothing of inconvenience, and almost invari ably happens to a buttery with ordinai y insulation before its platea are worn out. parts —plates and insulation. Threaded Rubber Insulation,!here« fore, removes half the occasion for wear and replacement. It is the only form of insulation that ¡x*r mits “bone drv shipment and storage of batteries — positively without a drop of moisture in them. Hazelton & Disbrow I Is club r<anlzer for the O. A r and says that he ran see a gr t improve) ment in Riverside orchards since the water was put on. over. Why it Costs Less -------- e FRUITDALE But it means that the >b is done right and doesn't have to be done Dll N. bth SIRI I WE ARE NOW SELLING Studeba.ker * EXCLUSIVELY In Four Models Sold at the same price everywhere J. F. 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