Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, October 09, 1920, Page 2, Image 2

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th*
animal
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proceeded
fa"
paces from th* »uiranc*.
In order to demonstrate th* utl*r
lies* of this cav* darkness. later on
when we wer* « maller <»f 1(00 test
underground. th* guide ordered all
of th* Ughi* «allngulahed
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(Continued from I'M« On*)
Ito wond«r.
Corridor and causeway,
liny wlggle-hol* and immense cham-
I bar. th* lower cave* stretched on and
i on, every nook and cranny and gal-
i l«ry richly and marvelously decorated
1 by fantastic bric-a-ba-- and
niarv*-
lOtta statuary.
Th* walls of these caves arv of
marble, solid and beautiful, and the
decorations are of
limestone, dis­
solved and crystallivd out of the !>'•
cold water which is everywhere drip­
ping from the walls. These eras-
' meats, odd. quaint, gorgeous, cannot
in a word, be described, but It <an
here be said that they consist
of
dome«,
pillars, frostwork, flower
gardens, elwvery ledges, wonderland
cities, remote, unattainable lakes and
rivers,
ripply beaches, statuary,
busts of well known men and wom­
en, portraits of Old Ni< k. great hatu»
and slabs of back, frost encrusted,
¡heads of animals known and
un-
MEMBER
FEDERAL RESERVE
SYSTEM
' known, hanging gardens where enor-
j moua cabbages are growing side by
side with snowy cal la lllle*.
The order of march through the
leaves was as follows
A
narrow I
and back oí’ YOU there is arwTiys
a Federal Reserve Bank-
>causeway led us from Watson's Grot-
, to to the petrified gardens, where In
I a large chamber, curious limestone
ACK of every member bank in the Federal
Reserve System is the strength of the organ­
ized banking resources of the country.
Bv dealing with this bank which is a member
of the Federal Reserve System the system's fa­
cilities and resources are available to you—
virtually just across the street—. What is thia
worth to you in giving confidence as to the sta­
bility of your banking arrangements?
B
formations
resembling vegetables
¡caused many an exclamation of won-
I der on the part of the travelers Fur-
' ther on. high above us, so that we
j had to hold our lights and peer into
the darkness hung the gigantic Sa-
| tan's Cradle.
McIntyre Implement House
The guide carefully explained that |
her* his aatanlc majesty is In the ha­
bit of rocking to sleep many a llltl*
i imp. and eveu crouching therein blm-
i self. On hands and knees we craw-
i led along and came presently to the
Bee Hive Grotto, where
nests
of
i wasps, hornets, mud-daubers of all i
i deserlbtions hang from
the
wall.
These are. of course, limestone for-,
mations, for no bees ever penetrate I
' Into this 3300 feel of Inky black cav-1
First National Bank
of Southern Oregon
Cream Separators
Van Brunt Seeders
John Deere Tractor
De Laval Milking Ma
Plows
chines
Walking Plows and
Feed Grinders
Spring Tooth Harrows
Gasoline
Engines and
Litchfield Manure
Drag Saws
Spreaders
EVERYTHING IN THE IMPLEMENT LINE
We carry only implements of the best and abso­
lutely stand back of everything we sell
OUR LINE IS COMPLETE
402 4 South Sixth
Granta Paas, Ore.
Counts’ Feed Store
IL K. '!••«<>». I’ hub .
Jem where the darkness Is absolute I
It may be added parenthetically that
' Mr. Rowley In all his travels through
the marble halls has never
corny
I across any animal life
In his opln-
lion the animal eye, like the human
eye. la totally Inrapable of pler-'i?
that total blackness of thw earth »1
Interior, and a bear or
a
cougar
would be entirely lost In the caves.
FEED, FLOUR, GRAIN SEED8
POULTRY SUPPLIES
A large stock always on hand
THE ROAD TO HEALTH
And strength lies largely in what we
eat, and among all
foods bread is
probably thie most important.
The
better the bread
the sturdier the
children and grown folks too. Our
bread is simply perfect.
In flavor,
wholesomeness and food value it is
nothing short of Ideal. Try it today.
Ask your Grocer for Bread
baked by the
GRANTS PASS
BAKERY
503 G Btrect
WATCH
THE BIG 4
Stomach - Kidneys- Heart-Li ver
Keep the vital organs healthy by
regularly taking the world's stand­
ard remedy for kidney, liver,
bladder and uric acid troubles—
The Ideal Light Six
GOLD MEDAL
Price at Grants Pass
The National Remady of Holland for
centuries and endorsed by Queen Wilhel­
mina. At all druggists, three ekee.
$1765
Look for the name Gold Medal on every box
• nd accept uo imitation
Seed Wheat, barley, Oats and
Guaranteed Flour at $3.00 per sack
For ¡¿ale at the —
JOSEPHINE COUNTY FLOUR MILL
Phone 123
Corner Third and G Street
Newspapers 5 & 10c Bundles- Courier
The California and Oregon
Coast Railroad Company
TIME CARI»
Eff«et!.e Nov. 24, 1919.
4
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Trains will run Monthly«, Wadnes
days und Fridays
I>eave Grants Pass
1
P.M.
Arrive Waters Greek.......... .2
P.M.
I«ave Waters Creek........... 2:30 P.M
Arrive Grants Pass.............. 4
P.M.
For information regarding freight
and paseenger rates «all at tin office
of the company, Lundbtir? iTiilldlng,
or telephone 131
If price is reduced before May 1st, 1921, pur
chaser will be refunded amount of
price reduction
C. L. nobart Co
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