Grants Pass daily courier., November 13, 1920, Page 8, Image 8

CAGE KIGHT
Minium. NOII-.MI1M» lit, lujo.
GRANT* 1*AM* DAILY UH IHM»
~ and zive I:
advice a’’
•
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Paper white narclMiis for Indoo
flower» at Cramer Bros
ter what its make.
Distilled water should be added to
Rock-n-Hye »wing» and jumpers a
the Batter»- every two weeks In > •n- Helmer’»
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. ,.r anj or.c a ion It in winter.
Mr. and Mr». I<evi W KoiUs. rw»i
Baixi'i Church
Never let the water get bejow the dents of Scotts Mills. Or»., are vlu
Bible school al 10. Dr. M. R Brit-.IO1, of the |,)ates as this causes ser-
itors in the '< Ity.
ten. superintendent Classes tor all iou# injHry t0 the Battery. Some
More of those Holland bulb« a
ages. This is “Father and Son" da). motor|at* seem to think that adding
bring dad along.
water to their Battery during the Cramer Bros.
English dinnerware just arrived a
.Morning service at It. sermou on eol<| woathwr makes it more liable
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"Can a Christian Be a SuttMafttl lo
but such Is not the ease Holman's.
Evening
Batten 1» kept charged
Y XVentaehee touring party tha
Business Man?” F
_ service atl
* for if your ____
7:30. sermon on. “The Religion of lt wm n0( freeze
stop;« .1 In the city last night wa
Monkeys ” Dr. Reid will preach
th(b water in your Battery erap- coni osod of Mr. anil Mrs L. I. \l
morning and evening Special mtuie | ontes too rapidly it Is almost cer lyn. <’• II Farwell and A D. Far
at both hours. B. Y. P. V. at 6:30. (a|n that the generator 1» over- well
Thia will be Dr. Reid’s cloaing day charging the Batter) and that the
reflection otl heaters at ('rame
with ns. Come and hear him.
¡eharging rate should be cheeked by llrot.
C. M. Cline, pastor. your service station.
We earnestly advise attending in i
ADAMS ELECTRIC \ND BAT tibee tomorrow as "The River’s End
TERY SHOP.
The Salvation Irniy
is going to pack the Oregon ju«t a-
By E. A. Adams f"BacV to lloil'» Country" did.
Sunday s.-hool. 2 p. tn.
2’
Hollagi iss meeting. S
Adolph
Iverson,
of
Moofnheu
I
New stock of four coat I ;’ \ . enatn-
Yount people’s legiiA. 6 p. m.
, Minn., Is s;>endlnz the winter it
« o
eled
ware
at
Cramer
Bros
Big ftlvation tweeting at 8 p. m
Grants Pints with his slater. Mr»
Rev. Geo Iverson, of Medford, will
Envoy Sinclair, of the Salvation
VKW
1N»I»AT
apeak. Come and hear him Some­
Army.
thing special.
INSPRANCE- Fire, automobile, life,
All sizes of heating stoves at Cra-
Envoy and Mrs. Sinclair, in charge
accident and health T. M Stott. tfcer Bros.
,
S3
SOS North Sixth St
6îtf
Colonial
Ranges,
a
guaranteed
line
tYiurvh of Christ
"Light” is the subject of the morn­ FOR SALE Team, weight 1200. 9 made in Oregon, for sale only at
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year« old; zood harness, price Holman's Furniture Store.
ing sermon. "The Church. What Is
»200. J T Verdin
23tf
Wilford Allen Jr., and L L. Car
It?" Is the subject for the evening
sermon.
HEAR the Irish evanzelist. Baptist ter are in Eugene today, having gone
A cordial invitation is extended
church tonight.
2e to the university city to root on the
sidelines for Oregon In the big foot­
all.
Pi BMC STENOGRAPHER al 206 ball game. They will return Mon
O. J. Law, minister.
AUTHOPIZED FORD SALE3 AND SERVICE
N. Sth St
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2». day morning.
China Illy bulbs, large size only. 2<>
E. L. GALBRAITH—Real Estate. In­
Bethany ITvsbvterian Church
.
surance, and plate class liability cents each at Cramer Bros.
1 C 00—Sunday school.
609 tfe G street, nhone 28
4<Mf
Have von heard the newest and
11:00—Morning worship. “What
Think Ye of Christ?” A challenge HIGHEST GRADE nursery stock, in­ greatest phonograph on the market —-
to resent day thinking. Solo >y
cluding. Fruit Trees. Shade and the Aeollan-Vocullon at HeltnerL'
Ike Vincent, of the Applegate dis­
Mrs A. N Parsons.
Ornamental Trees, Shrubbery of
7: SO—Evening worship.
"Real
all kinds, Roses. Vine« and Creep­ trict. Is transacting business in the
Freedom.” Special music by quar­
ers» Bulbs and Tabers In season— city today Mr Vineent states that
IN* FACT e . er thin z suitable for
«<*«“ r ‘ln!* ha ”> be«B • b«nof,t
tet.
Oregon. Remember this stock is
th* farmers, as the ground was too
Tuesday. Pot luck supper followed
by the usual classes. Chapter V is
grown in your own state under na­ dry for plowing before
IJsk self basting roasters just re­
the lesson.
tural conditions - also don’t over­
ceived
at Cramer Bos.
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Thursday.
midweek
service.
look the fact that our representa­
Get Service and Quality ana save
St dies in John. Chapter X.
tive. Mr. F. E. Jordan, will give
Henry G. Hanson, minister
you any information destred as'to dollar« by buying your heaters and
ZaRwy' 1^—
the prooagation and culture of range» at l|olman’s Furniture Store
Newman M. E. Church
anything be may select for you.
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Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Residence 860 Noyth 7th. Albany Ikin’t Forget—
The
dancing
class
starts
Monday
HE car a man uses in his business
Epworth Leagues at 6:30 p. m.
Nurseries. Inc.. The Old Reliable
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At 11 a. tn . the pastor will preach
life must be always ready for duty.
10-30-4S night. Nor. 15.
on "The Stewardship of Property.”
It is justthisdemand for a car they can
instr- Pay Red Cross Dura—
, j S. MUSS AGENCY — itre
and in the evening from the text.
trust that causes60 many business men
ance, plate glass liability insur-
When you bead this, sit down and
"Give Me a Man. That We May Fight
tf write your check for. your annual
and professional men to drive Buicks.
ance.
204
H
Sixth
street.
Together." Monday evening the mis-
dues
to
the
Red
Cross,
sending
same
sion classes meet Visitors are wel- COOK lady wants work. Will go on
The new Buick NineteenTwenty One
farm, camp or mine. Anna G. to Mrs. Jennie Moss or Mrn Philip
come.
Models are cars of valuable depend­
Black, phone 294-J.
30 Helmer
ableness for busi ness use .whose roomi­
St. Lake’s Episcopal
HIGH SCHOOL boy wants work after
ness, beauty and riding comfort make
Dancing < la*» Start*—
Evening services at 7:30 p. m A
school. Phone 156-J.
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them
welcome in hours of relaxation.
15
If
you
Monday «venin?. N ot
cordial welcome to strangers.
NICE
JERSEY
heifer
from
good
milk
your
name
wish
to
join,
please
give
Rev. Philip K. Hammond.
The Authorized Buick Service 18 as
strain for sale Phone Fred W to Mrs. Goettsche.
17tf
.
Vicar in charge
notably efficient as the Buick car.
Reynolds. 609-F-ll.
2«
Bring
Your
Wife
—
Prices of the New Nineteen Twenty One
FOR SAL*E—Two acre« of nice level
First Church of Christ Scientist
Buick Serie»
Or
“
sweetie
”
to
the
Bonbonniere
land on West Bridge street. Tele­
Christian Science services are held
TwMr
Fort*. lb*e< pnaorcvfrf <W
Sunday and treat her to creamed
phone
323-R.
or
Inquire
of
F.
O
Mu4<i 1 wevry Oh»-Forty Frw.
irt panarnywr ear
•
every Sunday In the W. O. W. hall,
vtoM Tww Ow Forty Mi.
«wr
chicken,
for
25c.
25
Wilcox. 407 Rogue River Ave. 26
Mu4H T»ra.)
Forty Sewea, Ire
InUa
at 11 a. m.
Wednesday evening'
M*tei Twso Oae Forty Fight, four ^«r'
meeting at 8 o’clock. The subject CAN’T BE in two-places at one time. S. B. A. Social Friday Night —
Tvewy <>•* FoTy Nine. nrven yaeornf*» <a/
•
Tveasy Out Fifty,
seven phMrngvr srftgs
Sunday is, "Mortals and Imrhortals.”
Will sell jewelry store or green­
F. O. A F-oF. Oatf
M b
A pleasant .and well attended
Reading room is open from 2 to
houses. A real opportunity for meeting was held Friday night at
4 p. m. daily except Sundays and
some one. Address Bert Barnes, the 3. B. A. hall, .Mrs. Swlnden was
holidays, The public is cordially in­
Grants Pass, Ore.
31 installed as financier and Howard
vited to attend the services and to FOR SALE—The Paddock home Dorman as guard The social hour
visit the reading room.
668 N. 2nd St. For terms see A. was enjoyed and last but not least
L. Edgerton. 665 N. Ind St., or was the feed.
St. Anne’s Catholic Church
R. K. Hackett at the First •Na­
Sunday mass at 9 o’clock
tional Bank.
27 I ¡ant ing Party—
Rev. S. A. Coupal, pastor.
At the Waldorf ball Saturday
ESTRAY—One holstein cow with
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ngiht.
white faced calf, one small red
calf with white spot on forehead
Security Benefit IssoHatlon—
and with bell on, marked smooth
Pay assessments to Allda Swlnden.
crop off left ear, upper -lope in
709
East G street. ’
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right ear. Phone 6O1-F-13. Jose­
phine Messinger.
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Mrs. Banford Seek» Divorce-
FOR 3ALE—Dry mill wood
Also
Hazel Larson Sanford has entered
gasoline wod saw. Cheap. Phone , suit in the circuit court of Josephine
The annoyance of having the stor­
312-J or see Amos Smith
26 , county asking that the bonds of mat­
age battery of ones car run down,
rimony that tie her to Frederick B.
FOR
SALE
—
40
acres
of
unimproved
putting lights and starter out of
Sanford be served In her connilalnt
land,
under
ditch,
on
Pacific
high
­
commission and damaging the bat-1
Mrs. Sanford alleges cruel and inhu­
way.
choice
location.
Will
sell
terr lt«e’f, r»n be avoided if the mo-J
man treatment following the mar­
all
or
half
of
same.
Address
No.
tonst will give his Battery the per-,
riage at Yreka. Cal., in November.
111
care
of
Courier.
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lodlcal attention It demands. If he,
1919. and that she has been com­
doesn’t at least he should be able to'
piled to make her own living during1
Man
’
s
Daily
Food
Needa
diagnose his trouble when It occurs
I all of the married period She states
The average dally food consumption
Yet the ounce of prevention is bet­
I that Sanford had drawn a gun upon
ter, for otherwise the life of the Bat­ 1 of an adult man is placed by Raymond | her three times during the year, and
IMMEDIATE DEUVEKÌ
Pearl
at
114
grammes
of
protein,
127
of
tery Is materially shortened. If your
that he had told her he would "mark
lights are dim you may be pretty fat. and 433 of carbohydrate—supply­ her up so none of her people would
ing a total energy of 3.424 calories.
sure your battery Is running down. Grains yield 35 per cent of the calories know her." She asks for the return
Probably the reason Is that you have I of energy In the American diet, meats of her maiden nam<^of Hazel Larson
not been running the engine enough 22. dairy products 15, sugars 13. vege­
to keep the Battery charged. Sev-' tables 5, vegetable oils and nuts 5. Power Off Sunday—
eral other things may happen The poultry 2, fruits, 2. Of the protein, 36
WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT, BUICK W ILL BUILD IDEM
On account of npceseary repairs '
generator may not be charging, or ■ per cent Is derived from grains, and 26 to power lines the electric current ;
from meats; of the fat, 51 per cent is
there may be a wire short-circuited.
will be shut off Sunday, November
If the Battery has run down be­ supplied by meats (40 by pork), and 27 14. between the hours of 9 to 12 To Attend Stock Show—
Fix It Now—
cause the car has been laid up 'or, by dairy products; and of the carbohy­ a. m
For Murphy Thanksgiving night,
the
Clyde
E.
Niles,
manager
of
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scarcely used then ^he remedy Is to drates, 56 per cent comes from grains.
Riverbanks farms, and Roy E. Miller, and you won’t have to hurry so at
Snd 26 from sugars.
run the engine and charge the Bat­
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county agent, will leave Sunday the last minute.
Grangers Enjoy So< lai Session—
tery that way. If running the engine ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
A social session at the Rogue evening for Portland, where they
does not charge the Battery then the, ♦
ADDITIONAL LOCAL
♦ River Valley Grange hall last night will attend the stock show next week. L<*:ivt, for < >»«■♦<•«» llmm»—
service station should look for the; * ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ was enjoyed by a large crowd of the Mr Miller is also overseeing the
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. West, who I
trouble.
''Lux.” Sabin has it.
25 residents of the district west of shipment to Portland of many of the were married In this city Wednesday, 1
(lenivi while it colora. Will
What ever the defect, it should be |
town. There was a program •of exhibits of the recent corn show have left for their home on the Chet-
not «tain linai!» nor Injure fin­
25
Fire
screens
at
Cramer
Bros.
found and repaired.
songs, recltr.tlons. etc., while c.e held Iti this county, and will enter co. They go by way of .-Laima, going
en t fnbrliw.
Messrs. K. E. Loomis, C. T. Ray
Delay alwajs results In damage to ;
These down the Illinois river to the Ander­
lunch provided pumpkin pie, elder, them in the state corn show.
No. boiling
the Battery, and consequent expen­ and J. F. Price, of Portland, were and other delicacies of the season. X exhibits will be maintained in
I the I I son ranch, then by saddle over the
sive repair bills. Every motorist i visitors In Grants Pass yesterday.
Al.l, (OIAIIH |0c
Mr. West
number of sparring matches w«r Oregon building at Portland i during i divide to the Chetco.
Hyacinths, tulips, crocus and
i
should have a hydrometer; just for
states that there has already been a {
features of the evening, a number o th» winter.
25 the lads donning the gloves, whf’
emergency, for he should depend on freeslas at Cramer Bros.
I fall of several feet of snow over the
his service station for his Inspections
. Vocalion records (playable on all the “main event” was a bo it in Neilson*. < ¡rchewlFa—
divide, and it will no doubt tie necex- [
The specific gravity readings on standard phonographs» at Helmer’s. which Messrs, Culy and Green we re
Of sary to break a trail through mile»
Saturday, November 13.
this instrument gives the approxf-.
Sells Drugs and Books
Another shipment of blankets and the e\enlv-matcl.ed nrinritml«
course you are going to the dance at of »now drifts to get his bride to her
mate condition of your Battery. Here : comforters at Holman's
25
Savage creek hall.
The dancing new home. As Mrs. West cornu from
in our Battery Service Station we i .Mr. and Mrs. Thos. S. Anderson Security Benefit Association—
«(►ace has been enlarged and you will the sunny land of Florida, uh« wai
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J*Aan
are so interested, that we gladly re- j are in the city from their , home
Pay assessments to Allda Swlnden. i enjoy a good supper. Take the pave-, looking forward to th a trip a« a <!«-
fill anybody’s Battery free of charge' near Selma
25 .elded novelty.
70» East G street.
26 ment and watch for the sign.
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|Bt the Church« I
Power Farming is the Best
When Done With a Fordson
H. M. Button
Marion Crook
Let the Fordson solve your farm problems
C. A. Winetrout
T
ELKAY’S
Dye Soap
CLEMENS