Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, September 20, 1920, Page 2, Image 2

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A. E. Voortales.
Pub. and Propr
CO Al«— O rder now for future de­
livery. No coal carried lu stock,
Get wood In now while weather Is
good. Williams Wood Yard. Phone
137.
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surance. and plate glass liability
«09 H G street, phone »X.
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OREGON WEATHER
Weather for the Week
Pacific Coast States: Gener­
♦ ally fair in California and occa­
♦ sional rain in Washington and
♦ Oregon; normal temperature.
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Tonight and
sional rain.
Tuesday
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the west
Some day Grants Pass
will entertain these travellers by
the hundreds, and camps and hotels'
will be .ailed upon to provide for
their entertainment.
The tourist .
crop will provide the richest harvest
of the season, and we must prepare
for its coming, both as a matter of
pride and of profit.
COX FEATURES LEAGUE IN
SPECHES MABE IN SAX DIEGO
occa­
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ONYX SILK HOSE
NEW SHIPMENT OF RADIEN ONYX
PURE SILK HOSE JUST RHIXIV-
ED, BLACK, WHITE AND BROWN.
THIS UNE OF HOSIERY IS CON­
SIDERED ONE OF THE VERY
BEST IN FITTING AND WEARING
QU AU TIES.
ASK TO SEE THE NEW ONYX
HOSIERY.
Golden Rule Store
Tire Bargains
Timmons & Higgins
Cell and see us
ill Month Sixth St.
tgentu for the Cleveland National Fire Inaurane« Oimpaoj
FEED YOUR
CHICKENS
with high grade poultry feed
and watch them thrive. Better
stock, more and better egg»,
larger, finer and healthier
chicks.
This means more
money In your pocket and a
largur and stronger brood In
your hen yard, Try our poitl-
try feed for quick results.
JOSEPHINE COUNTY FLOUR MILL
Corner Third and G Street
Phone 123
Auto AccMenta lGq»on<xl—
2 GOOD COWS for sale Call at «11 I I
Two automobile accidents were re­
South Eighth.
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ported over the week end
In one
accident yesterday Mis« Anna Niel­ NOW THAT water tor Irrigation Is
sure, yuo should plan your future
son and Ernest Nielsou «ere Injured
home Remember we can supply
The car they were driving went off
you with everything in ornamen
the road on Savage creek and Miss
tai, shade, climbing vines, hlgh-
Nielson suffered a sprained hand
est grade roses, bulbs and tubers
while Mr Nielson received a disio
with which to beautify the ap­
cated ankle. The other accident
pearance of your surroundings
happened Saturday night when a
Also don't forget that Mr F E.
tourist was forced off the road by
Jordan Is at your service with lat­
glaring headlights of a pausing
est hints in landscape, culture and
auto The car, which was occupied by
setting out of anything we offer
Mr. and Mrs Roy Shields, of Weed,
you. Residence '60 North Seventh
went off the highway at the culvert
street
Vlliatiy Nurseries. Inc tf
near Savage rapids. Mrs. Shields'
leg was Injured while they were get-
flag her out of the wreck None of FOR SALE New Lyons auto bump­
er. 116 io
Address No. 21 Ao
the injuries were serious
care Courier.
CHILD WHO CAUSED A WAR
Girl Only Six Years of Ag«
Was the Innocent Center of
Trouble in Assam.
British
The discovery that Mary Winches­
ter. who '« hen only six years of age
was the cause of rhe Lusha Is war. Is
still alive, has aroused the greatest
interest.
She was atiductml by the natives of
northern Assam, and »hen the tight-
ing »as over It was found that the
chiefs of llie Lusliais bad almost del­
fled her. and they pleaded with the
British officers to tie allowed to keep
her to become the head of the tribe.
Mary's father was a native of Elgin,
and belonged to .me of the leading
county families In MorajMcro When
the story of the Lu'bril outrage reach­
ed Elgin it caused great consternation,
and the M. P. for Moray und Nairn
raised the matter in the house of com­
mons and took It further—even to
Queen Victoria herself.
So I’ i-iim»
about that the punitive force was sent
against the Lusha is. On receipt of
the news that Mary Winchester had
been rescued and was alive and well.
Elgin gave Itself up to a riot of r »
jolcing. and Inter still, on her arrival
at her grandparents’ home, rhe whole
town made holiday to welcome her
Prior to traveling north Mary had
the honor of being received by Quern
Victoria. The little maid, despite the
fact that she had changed her native
dress for European attire, was then
and for some considerable time after­
war«) of a dark almond color wher­
ever her skin had been evp -sed to the
tropical aun of Assam.
Constituei .s of Manna,
The belief that It has discovered
, one of the constituents of the manna
' of the Bible la agitating the United
' States federal bureau of chemist r.y.
I It has found a nd secured several
pounds of meleziluae. a form of sugar
. extremely valuable in scientific experi­
mentation, and hardly more plentiful
than radium. Melezltoae Is the origin­
al honey dew. Il gets Its name from
the French word tnelez. which means
larch tree. It seems that bees and
liecullar summer weather In centra'
Pennsylvania recently conspired to lay
up a lot of this unusual saccharine
substance In numeroua hives, where It
crystallized and dealt death and de-
«traction to many hoes when they tried
to live on It. It was found to have been
roo rich for their digestion and that
they literally starved to death.
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Phone 324-J
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X ROOM HOUSE tor rent. Corner
Hogue River Avenue and Fifth
street. Inquire Mrs. J. S. Smith.
so
23 2 Wwt I street.
San Diego. Sept. 20.—Governor
Cox featured the league of nations in
his address today. He was the cen­
A TOURIST CENTER
tral figure in a long entertainment
Grants Pass is fast becoming a program.
center from which tourist travel will
radiate in its viewing of the scenic NOTICE OF BOXI» REDEMPTION
wonders of southern Oregon and
Notice is hereby given to owners
northern California. The hotels re­
and holders of municipal city im-
port that they now have upon their provement bonds that at the semi­
registers daily parties who are mak- annual interest payment period on
ing this their headquarters while the 1st day of October. 1920, the city
of Grants Pass. Josephine County.
they see the Josephine caves. Cra-
Oregon, will redeem the following
ter lake, and others of the places. outstanding city improvement bonds,
worth while in this vicinity, Many , viz: 5, 6, 7, S, 9, 10, 11. 12, 13, 14,
others of the sightseers are travel-. 15 and 16 of E street improvement.
ing by auto and camping as they go. Said bonds were issued and dated
and this class has been filling the the 1st day of October, 1910.
Said bonds will be redeemed at
auto camp to capacity for weeks the office of the City Treasurer of
past. It is especially notable that1 the city of Grants Pass. Josephine
many parties that pass through the County. Oregon, on the 1st day of
city on the first leg of their trip, October. 1920, which is the time
•top on the return and remain while fixed for such redemption and the
time at which interest shall be tak­
they make these various side trii»a
en up and cancelled by virtue of the
from here. They were impressed laws and acts providing for issuing
with the scenery on first sight. a ad of such bonds.
Dated at Grants Pass, Oregon, this
the more they travel the more are
they convin. ed that the climatic per- 20th day of September. 1920.
G P* JESTER,
fection and the scenic beauty of SI
City Treasurer
southern Oregon are unrivalled and
unapproached.
Nail ’Em Down.
The testimonial of the traveling
On a first-class liner It Is said about
public bears out the claim that the 3.000 pieces of glass and crockery are
broken on each voyage.
Rogue valley offers more to the
seeker after pleasure in the out-of-
Warranter Deed blanks at the
doors than any other district in all I Courier office.
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BARNES, The Jeweler
I* ARTIES UMIKING for a good
home close in at reduced price
hail better call at 408 C street be­
fore October 1st.
7Mf
member of asboclated press
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1920.
WE ARE DlfePljAYlNG A HK.AI T1FI L LINK »>F
INSURANCE Fire, automobile, life,
accident and health T. M. Stolt.
SOS North Slitta St.
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tiered tat poatoKtce. Granta Pass.
Ore . a« second class mail matter
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LOST Purse i ontalnlng 1'0 or
Finder inform Mrs Alice Cole,
West J St Liberili reward
30x3 1-2 STRONGHOLD
All Weather Tread Casings
7500 Mile Guarantee
SPECIAL PRICE
AG f NTS
COLLINS ÁUIO COMPANY
ACqaSBOA»«« *“O K«PAiA»MS
PHONE 817
FOR SALE Peaches, apples
pears at the orchard
Bring
boxes. J. H Robinson, near
derville.
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5/1 H STRBET, ' GRANT^nX, ORB.
WANTBD Man to drive Ford
livery truck and work In store.
Married man preferred, $90 per
month
Wilson Mercantile
Glendale. Ore
Advertising Pays—Advertise with the Courier
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out of bed
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Speeding up to
of Purola
Heres PUROLA—a straightforward,
honest shaving cream without tricks.
Just chock full of quality and speed.
One inch, one minute, one dab of hot
or cold water, for a quick, generous,
man sized lather that will make the
toughest beard as soft as the down on
a fluffy chick.
Backed by this sincere guaranty
you don’t like Purola— if Purola doesn’t
give you the quickest and biggest
lather you have ever had —take any
part of the tube hack to your dealer
and get your money.
All good druggists sell Purola.
Man Leads in Endurance.
Man is a truly wonderful animal.
Although the majority of the human
ace ruin their strength and constltu-
ions by unwise eating and drinking,
ij lack of fresh nlr. and by unnec-
eMary exposure to all M>rts of Infee­
tlon, yet. even so. man cun more than
hold his own with the brute creation.
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Not, of course, in muscular strength.
A tiger with one pat of his paw cun
reduce a human skull to pulp; a hure
■tin run two yard a to a man's one. It
Is In endurance that man heats the
lower races. For u short distance a
racehorse can gullop nearly 35 miles
an hour, but in a 500-mlle race a
trained tnnn «III easily beat any horse
that ever lived.
Remarkable Animal.
One of the «iiniigest animals known
Is the platypus, a creature Inhabiting
the river banks of Australia and Tas
mania. It reweinhles both an animal
anil a bird In that Its body and full
are like those of a beaver, while Its
web feet and bill remind one of H
■luck. It has teeth for chewing Its
final, but It Ims no external ear. al­
though its hearing Is acute. It lays
eggs like a turtle, hut suckles its
young. A 'pei lmen of the animal Ims
been placed on exhibition In the Na­
tional museum, Washington.
ream.
LADIES’ SUEDE SHOES
black, baby front'll heels, Goodyear weite in A I
Widths, *1« to mis values, Our price
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Sand buck Goodyear welt shoes in A A
Save SO to As by getting tlicill here at
width«.
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Coco brown welt shoes, louis heel
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Military heel shoes, kid mid calf leather, high
♦0.05 :md $7*50
tops
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l.aili'H Iliaci: imi’.lari heel, kill and calf leather
SO.5O and SG.i»fi
One Price
That’s All
Men’s Mackinaws
RII.UN to *15-50
Get nn i-xtrii good men's mai kiimvv here SKI.fit»
Mell'«
Coverall«, heavy
•Men’s <»verni , blue,
w,.Ik(1(
S.i.IiH
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PAI« I L POST: On account of our extreme low
Hice vve iHmiilv.l,
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nils l.y panel p
Mlioo. 12c.
t Ge extra; t'o,.-rails KI., extra,
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