Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, October 22, 1920, Page 2, Image 2

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Carson Grapes
itered at poetoffice. Grants Pass.
Ore . aa second claae mall matter.
ADVERTISING RATE8
Display space, per inch................. 35c
Doeal-person»1 column, per Uns.... 10c
Beaders, pgr M»e——---- -
DAILY COURIER
By mail or carrier, per year.—
By mall or carrier, per month.
Now !
IHiRTLlND M ARKKTH
Portland, Oct. 13.- Cattle are
steady; hogs weak: sheep steady:
eggs firm; butter lower, extra cubes.
50c to 5lc.
.50
/
WEEKLY COURIER
By mall, per year------------------- 11.00
NEW TODAY
INSURANCE—Fira, automobile, life.
x'Cldent and health T If. Stott,
MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS
S08 North Sixth St.
63tf
101 and 105 North Sixth
Granta Pass, Oregon
Th* Associated Press Is exclusively
WANTED A good, steady, gentle-1
Mtitlod to tbs use for rwpubUcation
of all new« dispatches credited to it
manly salesman to handle a
or all otherwise credited in thia
Ward’a wagon In Josephine Coun­
paper and also the local news pub-
ty, No experience needed. For
had been provided, it was poor econ­
Itohod herein.
full particulars write promptly to
All rights of republication of spe- omy to hold a fair. The way has
•lal dlepatchea herein are also re-
Dr.
Ward’s Medical Company. I
been pointed for the permanent
Winona, Minnesota. Establlahed
grounds by the favorable vote of the
1856.
10-1-6F
FRIDAY. OCTOBER » !•».
people, and it ought to be brought to
WANTED Reddiug and Son want to j
♦
a conclusion before another season
♦ ♦ ♦
buy heavy team. Inquire 413 Weal'
OREGON WEATHER
*
Then the corn show can become a
L street.
13 ;
London. Oct. S3.—An old-world
♦
part of the exhibit at the county fair caravan route, north from Peking. ' NEW
OREGON
STRAWBERRY
WeatMr for the Week
♦
China, over .the mountains, past the * plants for sale. 50c per 100. you
♦
dig thorn; 11.00 per 100 delivered
Pacific
Coast
States
Gener
­
ancient wall of China, across the
♦
PUANT WITH LARGE SDKK
Can furnish 500 Progressive Ever-
♦ ally fair, cool, frequent frosts
OF tXYTTON Bl RNED TODAY 700-mlle desert of Gobi and through
bearing plants W. R Nipper,
probable In Waahlngton and
the foothills of the eastern Altai
phone
S36-R. 725 Jordan St. OS
♦ Oregon and probably extreme
Earle. Arkansas, Oct. S3.—The mountains or down the Selenga river
WANTED—Two good milk COWS',
♦ northern California.
to
Verkhne-l'dinsk
is
the
only
com
­
plant of Earle Com press Company
Phone
♦
also cream separator.
was destroyed and 5600 bales of cot­ paratively free way into Siberia and
08
Tonight fair. Saturday fair
149-J.
4
Russia
from
the
Far
East.
It
Is
the!
ton were burned In a tire which is
4 except probable rains in the
route
takeu
by
an
Associated
Press
FOR
SALE
—
Pure
bred
Jersey
heifer
said to have broken out almost sl-
4 northwest portion.
one year old, eligible to register; .
multaneously in several sections of correspondent in a reent trip across
4 ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦
would consider trade for milk I
the building, The loss is estimated Russia.
Although involving great difficul­
cow. Phone 14 9-J.
09
at 1600,000 The cotton gin in an-
THE COl'NTY CORN SHOW
ties In travel, the cross-country trip
The corn thow to be held In Grants other part of the eity was also is to be preferred to the Trans-SI-, WANTED- Goad farm team not loss'
found burning, but the blaze was ex­
Paas Saturday will prove of great
berian railway sone through north-I >usn 1200 pounds. J. Z. Faucet« '
tinguished
wUderville.
os I
eastern Manchuria, for there faction­
value. It is going to prove to a good
al
strife
between
Russian
forces
—
FOR SAIAS - One pair truck chains '
many people who may have been a KING ALEXANDER IS NOT
YET FREE FROM DANGER couacks. peasant revolutionists, free- ! 40x10 tires: one tall lamp; one ;
bit doubtful that southern Oregon
hooters and bandit chief—has kept ! Klaxon horn; two saw guide*. om |
can produce corn as good as you will
the country in a state of constant un-
1 11/16* shaft coupling; one cable
Rome, Oct. 22.—Injuries inflicted rost since the comparatively orderly.
find anywhere. To the corn growers
feed drum, grooved; two band saw
themselves it will be an object lesson upon King Alexander, of Greece, by a , state of affairs which ended with Ad­
guagea; three band saw shapers,
monkey, were the result of a plot to
four up sets; twelve band saw
through which they will determine assassinate him, said Dr. Widal, of miral Kolchak’s complete downfall
during the fall of 1919.
guages. 36 to 60; one 10x12 tent, j
more about variety and cultural Paris, who was then attending the
From Peking the traveller may go ' one set matt res» and sprlugs: one |
methode. But just now we would king. He was interviewed while by train to Kalgan. 100 miles north-J
seven passenger auto in good con­
emphasize the fact that the holding passing through Rome. He said the west of the Chinese capital. Kalgan , dition; also want work for Ford
been
Inoculated
with
of this corn show Is further proof pet monkey had
is the great trade mart of north Chi-! ton truck or will sell same I. M l
rabies germs
na. There the came! caravans from 1 Dennis, 1022 North Ninth St. 12 I
that there is something pretty vital
Urga. across the Great Gobi desert.;
that is missing from Josephine's an­
Athens. Oct. 22. Reports of the ,|biPharge their loads of wool and li FOR RENT—Four-room house. In­
quire A. J. Powers, fire depart­
nual program. That something Is king's condition were not so satisfac­
furs from the north and reload with
ment.
09
the agricultural fair and atock show tory today. His temperature shows tea for the nomadic desert tribes of
disquieting
fluctuations.
We have a fair board but that Is as
Mongolia and for Siberia.
Before. FOR SALE—5 passenger Cadillac,
the decline of trade with Russia, I mechanically O. K, for ♦ 400 It
far as it goes. The board quite pro­ IJcense Io Issued—
taken right away. Will consider
i camel caravans numbering thousands
perly determined years ago that until
A marriage license has been Is­
good Ford Phone 7-Y.
M
I in each left Kalgan weekly for the
* permanent fair ground where per­ sued to Roy wnilams and Vera Spar­
month trip across the desert. Car­ FOR SALE -1920 Ford touring, self
manent structures could be erected ling. both of Grants Pass.
avans numbering aereral hundreds
starter, tire carrier. Fine shape
of camels in each continue to make
Call 1111 East A street. Grants
the trip. In crossing the deaert the
Paas.
12
traveller passes several of these
FOR
SALE
Gentle
cow.
eight
years
slowly moving caravans daily.
old, just fresh, giving four gallons
But twentieth century commercial
good milk a day. |65. Inquire F.
progress and American business
O.
Wilcox, 407 Rogue River Ave.
methods
have
entered
Into
competi
­
1OO COTTON BLANKETS ASSORT­
08
tion with the camel carriers across
ED GREY. TAN AND WHITE WITH
the desert. In 1917 an American
FANNCY BORDERS. SIZES «1 BY
COMING EVENTS
7» AND »4 Bl' KO. EACH
Oct. 23 and 25, Saturday and Mon-i
day—Salvation Army Harvest Fes-1
Ural.
Oct. 23, Saturday—Pomona Grange
meets with Hugo Grange.
October 29, Friday—Hallowe'en par­ I
Oltf I
ty at Presbyterian church.
December 15-17—Teachers’ State;
examinations will be held
December 20-22—Josephine
tea hers' Institute.
KINNEY 4TRUAX
Special While They Last
$|.39
SEEING
IS
CONVINCING
Warrantor Deed
Courier offloe.
IN
FOR EOLI0, LON
B19V»B9<4
Adams Electric & Battery Shop
Phone «11
500 S. Oth St-
Ardencraig Farm
For Sale
Complete With Stock and Equipment
at $50,000.00
at
th*
Under
New Management
We now carry a complete
line of Fancy Pastry
F. C. Goetz
Proprietor
CALIFORNIA
Winter Playground of the Pacific
Play golf over splendid c<»Mr«rs; tenni» on rhanipfonshlp
court»; polo on field« of International renown; motor over
|o>rftx4 highway »I horsH, «< k riding »long plcti.it mjuc
bridle-pat lit; surf bathing on smooth «andy I him hex.
Reduced Round Trip
WINTER EXtTRHION TICKETS
via..
The Shasta Route
Kto|H>vrrs |M-rinllt<«l nt all |H>lnU within limit of thkets
California booklet« will help you «elect the resort of yinir
choice. Secure your copy no«. They are free on requcwl.
Inquire of Local Agents for parti« ulars an to
fares, routes, sleeping car accommodations and
train service.
Southern Pacific Lines
MR HAPP*
«»ARTY
BOYS HIGH TOP SHOES
are selling here at 13.65,
f
14.88 and 16.25—sav­
ing you real 111.
Cold weather with long night» is Jost
around the corner. NOW IS THE
TIME to have your Battery given n
good < nit‘•Ide charge and a thorough
inspection for the strain that Fall
and Winter will place npon it.
HERE Is the station to do the work
—the station that place« SERVICE
FIRST and sale« last- Bring us the
Handles anil we will build a GUAR­
ANTEED BATTERY on them.
blanks
Moore Bakery
JOHN M. 8COTT
General l*a»»cngrr Agent
A pair of shoes that we sell
for l(k98 1« now selling for IS
to 1'0 elsewhere.
1
aa. unto.
i business man In Kalgan drove a
! »nisll American automobile up the
¡steep Kalgan pass to the level of the
Mongolian plateau, across the tlobl
¡desert, and Into the sacred Buddhist
city of T'rga Shortly afterward reg­
ular communication by automobile
' was established across the deaert
Published Dally Except Sunday
A. B. Voorhles.
fri d a v, imtoheh
GRANT« l'AlH DAILY CXM'RIKH
A
MORE MILK AT LEM COST
WHY?
May Im secured by foaling
the
Eastern market
months ahead of the west—
J. Breler is now In New York.
Mr. Breler does not make buy­
ing a sideline—he and han as­
sistants are busy all the time
buying merchandise
right price.
FISHERS' MORMILK
(A scientific dairy food)
TO THC TABLE
J ust as
fast a
It I. tlio mido weight and price
a» a »ack of mlllnm, but will
produce much moro milk.
¿THEY A"'
Hold exclu»ivcly by
LADIES TAN CALF
military heel, lace boot
Do you remember your youth­
ful appetite—how it used to
stand on its hind legs and
wonder when dinner would
be ready? Well, you can
again make it sit up and take
notice If you purchase at thia
shop of good foods and pollte-
news.
18.50
LADIES VICI KID
military heel, lace boot .16.98
LADIES < IIEKTM T BROWN
lamia heel, (ace boot, why pay
116 elsewhere ................ —19.85
SAND BUCK LACE BOOT
Tajiils heel, Goodyear welt,
value 115, eastern price .14.98
i
Wnt<h for Mr. Happy I’nrty
JOSEPHINE COUNTY FLOUR MILL
Corner’TMrd and G Street
Phene 123
VETCH
BARGAINS IN MESS SI ITS
OVERALLS
Blue Bib, 220 weight..... 11.98
Samp le
Store
CITY
501 G Street
MONARCH SEED CO.
MEDFORD, OREGON
PHONE 9410
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