Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, October 06, 1920, Page 2, Image 2

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    WEDNESDAY. IMTOBEH 0, I»»
V a. Voorbise.
Pub and Propr
New Stock
Maxwells
•AT LATEST LOWEST PRICES
G KOI«, K'li K
Cuff Links
<o i: oi it WINDOW
line
19«
Carload now on our floor at
BARNES, The Jeweler
New Price, $1185
>Y OOUR1BR
12.90
I'be <|u
baisary U
ilio one we like lo eye for we
quickly correct lhe tremble al
lie «mise «I the lululmuui a«-
pen«« and ee«id you «■ yewr
way
ou
ad« rrtleeuienl
for
THIS STATION.
MklU«d eervlvtc and iu<>de-i
chargee uieke tide the PUPI -
I lit NATTKKY STATION.
Old Price $1335
I loan's soon relieved all »lens of the
trouble,"
Price 40c, at all dealers.
Don't
serious kidney trou kies may
simply ask tor a kidney remedy get
iXtan's
Kidney
Pills
the
name
that
That dropsy or Bright's disease
Mrs Orme h«d
Footer-Milburn Co..
may be the fatal end.
Mfre . Buffalo. N Y.
You will be glad to know the fol­
♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦wee* ♦ ♦ lowing experience.
—
OREGON WEATHER,
* i
Tie the statement of • Grants Paes Always Stundhing
• j citizen.
And delicious for your lunch at
■
e
Mrs Anna Orfue. 260 3 3rd St., the Bonbonnalre
♦
Tonight and Thursday rain
t says "I used Doan's Kidney Pills
4
several times when
my
kidneys
Fl restose
Tube free with every
“ ¡troubled me and they always helped
me
I had attacks of kidney eom- tire at Hobart's
| plaint and felt tired ont and run
down
I had no energy and often
had ditzy spells. My kidneys didn't
Wbee WiU Gnats Pane People l.ewrn ad right at all and my limbs and an-
Lhe Importance o< It?
kies were swollen
I used Doan's
Backache la only a simple thing at Kidney Pills from
Slover'e
Durg
first:_______
(Store and they were what I needed
PI ANU INSTRl mON
ADAMS 11K ÏRK And
HUDSON
CHALMERS AN 1 ESSFY CARS
BAI URY SHOP
Uelde her vice duiloa.
10« Mouth dixth tftraal
COLLINS AUTO COMPANY
r^aiKiMC
SScmus
¡CS5EX
I moiors
PHONI ¿17
5H H STRtET,
CHANTS MSS', WÍ
May Prove Fatal
Mrllta Cotiinutiidcr, Friday-—
Regular meeting of Mellin
mandery will be held Friday even
Ing at Masonic ball
Supper served
■t 4 30
»«
Haie « at llug<
There will tie a dance
Grange hall at Hugo, <irn^ Saturday,
October »
Good music and aupper
tor 11.60,
»4
MM JAS M POWERS, instructor
on piano.
102 H
Sixth
»treat
High school credits Riven Register
now. Phone 2f6-J.
BEACON BATH RGB ES AFFORD
COMFORT
A N D
WARMTH. THEY ARE ECONOMY ROBES LN PRICK.
AND UNAPPROACHABLE IN QUALITY. THEA' ARE
NON'-.ABSORBENT
SHAKING OFF WATER INSTEAD
OF BLOTTING IT. MADE I'RoM PURE, 8TECLAIXY
TREATED COTTON, TH Fill WARMTH IS EQUAL TO
WOOL. THEY" DO NOT SCRATCH.
AND
EXCEED
WOOL IN NEXT-TO-THESKIN COMFORT.
OONSIDERABLB SAVING (ONES FROM THE FAIT
THAT THE ROBES ARE MADE VP BY THE PUD­
CHASER. WE SUPPLY EVERYTHING. IN CLUMP«« /
■INSTRUCTIONS. BEACON BATH ROBES AKE A PIW-
DUCP OF THE FAMOUS BEACON MILLS-
NEW PAU. LINE NOW ON
6ELAXTION EARLY.
DISPLAY,
MAKE
YOUR
REAL BfTATE
£ T MeKlVBTRT 60j G 8t . phone
> 13-R; general real estate buslnee*
Beet of colls for fruit, bay or gen­
eral farming
I
CIVIL EKGINKKR
OIVTf/TkGlNEKH
Daniel McFar­
land, Civil Ungiueer and Surveyor
Res 747 North Tenth St
Phone
311-Y.
DRAYAGE AND TRANSFER
THE WORLD MOVES so do we
Bunch Bret. Transfer Co
Phone
341.
F G. lâHÀM. drayage and transfer
Safes.
pianos
and
furniture
moved, packed, shipped and atored
Office phone 124-Y.
f—-———-
Golden Rule Store
The California and Oregon
Coast Railroad Company
TIME CARD
Effective Nov. 24, 1919
Moore Bakery
Under
New Management
will run Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays
PM
ideare Urania Peas
1
PM
Arrive Waters Creek ....... 2
PM
Leave Waters Creak............ 2 30
Arrive Granta Pass.............. 4
P M.
For Information regarding
_
_ freight
_
and passenger rates sail at life offiee
of the <um»any, Lundbnrg building,
or telephone 111.
Trains
Nobody thinks anything, nou
of gp¡n¿ away on a trip
No Sale Promoters
HE railroads were partly
responsible. But it wasn’t
until the automobile reached
its present state of develop­
ment that the old barriers
against travel were finally
broken down.
T
Sam pie
Store
BREAD PRICES
Now 10c and 15c
SALE!
WE SAVE YOU 2ß TO 8ß PER
CENTON HVERY PURCHASE
—WE GUARANTEE THESE
PRICES WHILE THE SUPPBV
LASTS—
F. C. Goetz
Proprietor
EDMONDS 1112 VALI E SHOES
Sfl.OM
( ASIMEICE SOX. fl.V V ALVE
............ —..........
3Ue
CANVAS GLOVE. PRE-WAR
PRICES ..............................
•».fill VALVE OVERALLS
92.30
BRADFORD gflM.5
VALVE
SPRING NEEDLE UNION
SUITS, SALE .........
94.BO
Shoes for the Family
When buying sho*"» consider ■«•vice,
c.mifoT and styl« You get real value
from a purl shoe diet Pita the fool.
All tbeae qoaUUr* with price« ju*t
right
PRICES AT ROCK BOTTOM
YOV GET THE HAVING OF
El BRY PENNY.
OVR PRICES, WERE, ARE
AND ALWAYS WILL BE THE
WWB0T.
Select your fires ae-
oording to lhe rotuJt
ihoy have to traval:
In sandy or hilly coun­
try, wherever the going
is apt to be heavy—The
U. S. Nobby.
For ordinary country
roads—The U. S. Chain
or U»co.
For front wheels- The
0. S. Plain.
For best results—
e very w h ere—U. 3,
Royal Cords.
■MUCDRD NUWK-QMM USCD PUIR
//
More people own auto­
mobiles today than ever
thought of owning a horse
and buggy in the old days.
That’s because the cost of
motoring has been brought
within reach of the average
citizen’s pocketbook.
We look upon it as part of
our job to keep it there. If
it weren’t for the trade of
the man with the medium
priced car there wouldn’t be
AUTO TOPS
YOV WILL BI'Y’ HERE IF
YOU ONLY COMPARE VAL-
VEH.
UNDERWEAR
■■•art looking, servioeoble lops—
perfect fltUug cad tsaprovlug the
ear's looks—a wide «Boi««. In nit-
Seriad« and «store.
sox
GLOVES
LEATHER GLOVES
047H PVUCEH LOWEST
G. B. f)ERRY
J. H. McKLNNEY. Mgr.
—
O7c
18c
13c
r,o<
us.
HI
The less a man has to
spend on motoring, the more
important it is that his tires
should be of first quality.
Any tire is not good enough
for the small car owner. He
wants a tire that will give him
just as much for his money
in the small size as the big
car man gets for his money
z
in the large size
IV
In thinking over what kind
of tires we would represent
in this community we tried
to put ourselves in the
place of the car owner. And
we believe we hit it exactly
when wc selected U. S.
Tires.
A
HAXiAL CAPS, TO «».SO VAIz
VES. MALE
91. HO
Heptoee the shabby top with
tight,
eaoy-U>-bMa»dl*-
weruhe-r-
proof as« new
much in thia tire business for
United States Tires
BATTERY SHOP
Hazelton and Disbrow