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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 6, 1920)
wkdnkbday , (MixmitK a. i»2o THE PLACE FOR Y<»CB MONEY Tube free with every tire at Hobart'«. Tub« free with «very Flreaton« 97 itire at Hobart'a Just Arrived first of aH the savings bank l^ater. when vot have aorumulated enoaph. yon can take some of It out «nd invest It at a higher rate of mtrr*st. but it is always »afe to entrust ns first with your «pare funds. We allow yon Intereat com pounded every six months— and your money is absolutely safe here Thing« Are CXiuAud autrm Star Tonight— Regular meeting of the Star at 8 o'clock tonight, ant business All members quested to be prerant FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF MHTKKKN ORkXMlN Wall w« ara ba-k ok the job with Grocery Store. South *th St a full Hoe of frouh home made candy, Tube free wRh every Firestone grocerloa. lev < ream and soda water. RJchardaon'a Cgndy Factory aad tire at Hobart's —T— Quaker Heat is Quicker Heat —and Cleaner too The Quaker Pipeless Furnace is built of heavy riveted boiler plate steel—and steel radiates heat three times as fast as cast iron. That is why Quaker heated homes are always so comfortable on cold mornings. Just open the draft and up through the Quaker Register pours an enormous volume of warm, pure, clean air. Before you buy a furnace, find out about the “The Pipeless Furnace that is built of Steel ' * It not only give« you quicker heat but uwre of it from the tame fuel Every comer of every room ia wanned thoroughly. It's cleaner too be cause every joint la riveted tight like a steam V ladlt-x of Grants Para— I will be at Hotel Josephine Thurs day. October 7th. with a complete line of woolens and alike tor ladles tailored suits, coats and skirts Come and see what I have to offer High grade tailoring at lower price» than ready made garments I abac- lutsly guarantee a perfect fit and sat isfaction. * I .argoat line of woolen« for women's wear weal of Chicago Aak the woman who are wearing my suits in Grant« Paaa. We alao re model your old garment«. Will be at Hotel Josephine every two week« on Thursday«. Orres, Tailors for man and women Ashland. Oregon mrs. Hellie fleas Unusual Values in the finest Tailoring WK ARK OFFERING VOL A sI'W lll. OPFOR- Tl MB TO 111 4 TW AT FAM, Ml'IT ANDOVER- OOM NORN — A CHANCE FOR Vol Til MAAE IN HMT’RINU. TAIMillING GEO S. CALHOUN lawal d<*|vr nearly «latee« year« ÌHERtóA HOMES FIRST CLASS- ATTRACTION ALL-OUR TUBS GIVE SATISFACTI QUAKER "2 New Coats And served ths way you like them 93 at th« Ronbonnalre. A (XHCKING TALK OF ForriNH lORKN boOtr Can't Irak gsn. »at ar aahm Mw tb« c ou w a t araca of cast iron fatware« So. Fir« pot ■ Un«d *ttf> >u«fe tl*01-»t»r« Hr. bocks. Hold brat ntrs loan w««1 crack oar burn out. Handy «star «liar outaad« of furnace koapa air mow« and pur«. The Quaker 1« th« >de«l baalinc piaat for homra, achoob. chu rch oo and atorea 8«*ly aad «ugkly motalM any «M ar a«w bvuldlna. *15.' NEW SHOW TODAY Paul’s Electric Store HEAT AND LIGHT Chases the Chill o’ the Morning A good oil heater filled with P earl O il gives instant warmth —wherever you want it; econom ical and convenient No smoke, no odor, for P earl O il —refined and re-refined by oar special process—is clean-burning. Sold in bulk by dealers everywhere and by our stations. Order by name—P earl O il . uffíbvr Phon« 47 JlKl S tlth St. HOBERT BOSWORTH in “BELOW THE SURFACE” A DARING THHME TREATED IN A DARING VLANNER. THE MOST REMARKABLE L'NDERWATKR KXFUHTB EVER ■............ .. Whether a man ha« just arisen from a good night's sleep or has just come from a hard day's work, a first class bath room presents mor« attraction.', to him than any oth«r room In the house All of our plnmb Ing futures are built Io look well and wear well. B. S. DEDRICK hid F Street J COMING svnday HAVE YOUR Fall Suit and Overcoat Hart, Schaffner & Man AT Peerless Clothing Co. The Six Best Cellars A JoYolN I ALE PF DI I'AlirtD HI'IHIT« A rid i HE FOR AA'ETH. DBA« AXDOTHKRM M A< K HEXM.-I I IXiMKDA BY GOLI.Y" (OMINO FRIDAY DOROTHY IHLTON In “THE DARK MIRROR." PEARL OIL (KEROSENE) MADE TO MKV.SI KH BY STANDARD OIL COMPANY BRYANT WASHBURN HEAT A/YA'AA/VA'AAAA ttAKOAJtD OU O3MMXT I ICAA1/UBM1A1 OREGON NEW TODAY INBL'RANOE—Firs, automobile, life, accident aud health T. M. Stott. 303 North Sixth Hi COAL--Order now for tut ljver/. No coal carried In stock. Get wood In now while weather Is good Williams Wood Yard Phone 137. 71 tf FOR SALE—Modern bungalow with furnace, also 3-room bouse Mrs. F. D Stricker. 215 West B Bt. 80tf Routing The Doubting £ 12 ACHE POULTRY RANCH, good house, 3 acres cleared, wire, per fect grape land, less than half value. See owner at 701 E street I bphind postoffice), Grants Pans. • Oregon, Careful selection of wheat combined with the modem milling methods used in producing OEY k IÏOS Flour assure baking day success. You can rely on O lympic to to make whiter bread and lighter pastry. At your grocer in 10, 24i and 49i pound sack*. E. L. GALBRAdTH—(Reai Beute. In surance, and piate giaaa llability. «09 H G Street, pitone M 40tf WANTED—Applepickers for River Banks Farms Phone 607-P-3. 88 WANTED—Men to work on farm. Parmanent position River Banks 'Farms. WANTED—To board and working man. 1n comfortable home Terms, |40 per month. Phone 286-R. 88 Here’s Bread You'll Like A short method of making three loaves, or two loaves and twelve biscuits m pints tepid water; 2K tablespoons sugar (level}; 1 tablespoon salt f level); 2 cakes compreieed yeast, I tablespoon shortening: (fie./«UTE I-lour.well sifted be lore measuring, eniAgh to make a srrxxXn dough, about IK quarts Dissolve yeast in part of water salt and sugar in re mainder (Combine and add O lympic Hour to make a wmxxh alter Beat until free from lumps, then add rest of flour, sufficient to make a snvxxh dough Add melted lard or oil Knead well, put in greased bowl to rise until double the bulk Knead down and let rise again until double the bulk Mold into loaves let rise till light, bake in moderate IXJST- -Little black purse containing 95 bill. Finder please return to No. 2245 at Courier office. 95 ! IXifTT—Coin bag between Granta Pass camp grounds and railroad park. Return to Courier office No. 2343 and receive reward. 96 FOR SALE- Furnished rooming house all full, all light housekeep ing rooms. 8 23 J street. Phone 209-J. 88 FDR MALE Borne second hand fur niture, chairs, tables, refrigerator, and bed. Call 224. ONE HORSE WAGON WANTED Phone 149-L. Courter ciasmfied ads bring «ulta -Try a olaaalHad. Official cesiftnnalJou of pre«» diapahTira from Detroit, aunounclsm that tlicre would be no reduction In the price of Dodge Brothers Motor far», ha* I hmto received by C. A. IJtuh, the Dodge Brother« dealer In till« city. A telegram from (J. AV. Matbeaon. ad Ing gMMral »ah* manager to the local dealer, read»: “Dodge Brother» policy ha« ever been to give full value for the price aaked. There will be no reduction In the proaent prices of Dodge Brother» motor ears. Wen’Peoer report* to the contrary are almolntely un true.” Dodge Brother» announcement wae no surprise to u»,“ said Mr. Idnch. “In fact it 1« only a subatantlulion of Dodge Brothen, buxine*,» principle*. At no time have they ever ileinanded an niveus amount for their product. Au tn the pant, they will continue In Uie future to demand a fair return for their efforts." "The raiys fact that the demand fop Ihslgo Brother« mill's car* Is still greater tluui the supply, despit« '-he great, evpausdon program al Ihr factory, lias absolutely nothing to do with the declnlon to continue the In marketing their cur Dodge Brothers have never preseas prkea. mad« a point of priée an<| will never sacrifice the quaJHy of their pro duct b> enter price competition,” C A. LINCH IdMAUER IN DODGE It ROH MOTOR V HR It’M»
