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fNITHD PRESS • SER VICB
Uvities In other Industries caused by
the war.
Locally it has been due to
this cause, but more largely to the
fact that there was no flow in the
’ giants"
the
head to tear down the gravel bahks
and to wash the gold from the sands.
Many of these unworked mines will
OBKÜOW
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and
♦ now become producers again
another of ’the Important resources
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of the district will awaken Into life
Attention is also being turned toward
Pacific Coast States: Unset­ ♦ Josephine county -because of the
tled and occasional rains; nor­
♦ finding of great bodies of ore that
mal temperature.
♦ bear platinum, and i recent assays
Tonight and Wednesday fair, ♦ demonstrate that rich mines may
except probably rain in
the ♦ soon be producing this most pre-
♦ -ious metal. Josephine is a county
northwest portion.
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of varied resources, and her mines
THE PLACER MINER SMILES
are not the least Important.
If floods were caused in the Sac­
ramento valley and throughout the
Willamette, and the Rogue was put
on a rampage by reason of
joy in some sources(
The
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BARNES, The Jeweler
FOR SALE- 5 room house, corner
lot. large wood-shed, garage, elty
water and well, electric lights See
T. C. Booth at 2nd hand store
Phone 71.
3$
TAKES PAIN OUT
OF RHEUMATISM
Keep Sloan's handy for backache
strains and sprains, too
LOAN’S Liniment has been so,J
lor 39 years. Today, it is more
popular than e' er. There can be
but one answer—Sloan’s produces re­
sults.
Applied without ruibing, it prxcfnitrs
to the afflicted part, bringing relief
from rheumatic twinges, sciatica; sore,
still, strained muscles; backaches,
sprains, and otherrxternal pains, otten
the result of exposure. It leaves no
Eiussiuess, skin stain or dogged pores.
Get a large bottle for greater econ­
omy. Ketp it handy for use when
needed. Your druggist has it. Three
sixes—35c, 70c, $1.40.
S
Sloans
Liniment
See ITT’
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We Have a Plug
Your Car •
FOR SALE t»ark Jersey cow, giv­
ing 2U gallons milk per day. Call
at 210 D street.
38
FOR SALE No. 12 Delaival cream
separator
Good ns new
Oscar
Sullivan, Williams. Oregon.
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FOR SAI.E Store fixtures.
I nice
counters, 1 set adding scales,
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stove, lots of good shelving, two
show cases and various store ar­
ticles. Cheap.
Oscar Sullivan.
Williams. Oregon.
88
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Collins Auto Co
WANT LAND CIJ-r.ARED Want to
let by contract 40 or more acres
Light Job. no heavy pulling Apply
Immediately. Oscar Sullivan. Wil­
liams. Oregon.
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lOhampion
TWO Tl I (»ROI ’G 11B R CT» "hound pu|>s
for sale at Gravlln’s Ilarn.
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Dependable Spark Plugs
WANTED A gentleman to board In
private family. Good home cook­
ing. 88 per week. Phone 285-R
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FOR S'
AOTAB. 25 of which
is river bottom land.
16 miles
down river
Call at 407 L street
I have sonn- ALL WOWL overcoats
evenings after 6 p. in.
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sllgfitly U1MX1 al *12.00 «Bth.
BODY- WOOD and heavy limbs cut
WINDOW 8HADES, WASH TI ItS
into 12-inch lengths 83 50 per tier
an<1 BUCKETS. All gixxls dellverMl.
Slabwood. 83.50 per tier dellevwr-
Quito a few g<xxl frapa, No. I H, 2
ed. S. J. Taylor, phone 375-Y af­
and* 3.
ter 5 o’clock.
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PHONE 71
WANTED One 15-lnch valve gate
Austin Wilson. Murphy,'‘Ore.
BOOTH’S SEGONI» HANI» STORE
heavy
rainfall, it does not necessarily mean
that the same rains did not
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Nee our Hollow ware in <Maserolai, Bread ami Mandwlili Trays.
Sugars and Crcanui, <'alidi aleuta, etc., U» nee T1iaiik»gi»lng "»<1
< ìiriMiiuia and all tlie jeer round.
BALED HAY FX»R SALE
I’arker.
streams to give the
Tl MSDAY, NOVEMBER 23. 1U2V-
Pass, Oregon
101 and 106 North Sixth
FOR BAJLP —Used bicycle, lu good
condition for |20.
Cramer liras.
I'lious 56-J
87tf
8575 Hl'YS 1918 MAXWELL, thor­
oughly overhauled, newly painted.
5 good tires.
Williams Garagu
and Cyclery.
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By mall ar carrier, per yea»-—*•••
By man or carrier, per montK. .AO
1TÜMUF-R or AHBOCIATBD ¡'RJB83
The Associated Frese te axcluaivsly
•atitled to the «se for republloation
of aU nsws dispatchee creAlted U> it
or all otherwise oredlted in thia '
paper and also the tooal nsws pub-
llahed herein.
All rlghts of republisatlon of spe
elal dtei*tches herein are atoo ra-
served.
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Turkey Things
NEW HITS Just nrrls.nl at II
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Burton's, with big reductions. 407
North «th St.
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Everything for Your
Thanksgiving Dinner
Bandera, per U ba .—---------------- —- **
! SHI'itaf*» AYrs. xut.xxeui».'. IBs.
uxiMeet and ke»*sa
T M KteAt.
»oa North Mxik Ht
s»tf
bring
placer
miner is a happy man as he sees the
mountain streams flowing banks-tilll,
for it means that Ms business, which
has been largely suspended during
the past yeer. can be resumed at the
old stand.
The sluice boxes can now
go in place and the riffles can again
gather unto themselves the golden
grains.
The placer mine is a source
of a great deal of wealth in
the
southern Oregon district adjacent to
Grr.nts Pass, and during the winter
season . the harvest is continuous and I
of magnitude. The miner does not
make much fuss when he brings his
crop to market, bnt it has a wonder-
ful influence upon local commercial
conditions.
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LKT VS DO YOUR BAKING
for ‘Waokagtring. Surely you will
have enough else tt>
do
without
bothering to hake bread, cake or pie.
Wary takh that harden off
your
shodlders and when you taste the
products of our oveA you'll never
'a:* to return to home baking again
Let as kflow what you require for
the big feast day. Special
large
pumgktn or mine« plee baked to or-
Aar.
Ask
during the past four or five
years.
GRANTS PASS
The Wardrobe Cleaners
TO KNOW THAT YOU COULD SAVE MONEY AT THE SAMPLE
STORK.
No Discounts
OUR PRICES ARE TOO LOW
Common sense teaches that one lonely store pulling alone
never compete with a strong competitive chain ■tore.
LADIES tan calf and kid lace shoes, values. >8.50
Priced now 8W1..YO to *9.50.
to
can
Cleaning
Pressing
Kepairing'
812 75,
LADIES black calf or kid lace shoes, values 88.50 to S12.75, go-
ing at «A.5O, gfl.llM, S7.M5 and <01.50 tfi *9.50
There has been a steady
decrease in the production of gold
You d be Surprised
BAKERY
MEN’S ponge dress shirts, 192 1 price 80.85, our price ALN5
MEN’S 83.00 dress shirts, *LI»M.
This has been partly due to the ac-
No where can you do
better.
Men's 83.50 values crepe dress shirts *2.85
117 8. Oth St.
Ladies’ Garments Altered and
Coats Relined
Grants Pass Sample Store
Men’s Style-plus Suits
Now $35.00
Golden Rule Store
A THANKSGIVING ERAST
FOR YOUR ffORHB
OU don’t use as much
of Calumet as you do of
most other Baking Powders.
It has more than ordinary
leavening strength. You
save about half.
You don’t pay a big price for
Calumet It’s sold at a
moderate price — that rep­
resents another saving.
You don’t feel uncertain as
to results. Bakings never
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fail—because Calumet never falls
below the proven standard of “Best
by Test’
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can be made with a -innwr ons
mess of our superior <f*—<I.
Surely he deserve* the
on
that day as well as bls hwnan
frlenls. Order a sash today.
You’ll be doing yosirself 4 well
as your horse a s»tr Utrn.
You’ll have a better h
every way. In coadltl«* to
aid value.
JOSEPHINE COUNTY FLOUR MILL
Cora«r Tard and G Street
Pitoni 123
;
Grants Pass-Medford
STAGE
BEST
BY
TEST
•T <
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It possesses the highest qual
ity ever put into a Baking
Powder. Contains only such
ingredients as have been offi­
cially endorsed by United States
Food Authorities.
For weeks, for months, it
keeps as fresh and full of
strength as the day it left the
Calumet Factories, the World’s
Largest, most Sanitary and Modern
Baking Powder planta
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ft lumet crrtyi-sfiill
16«
Some baking powd, i s, cine in
12 • .» i"
I ’ 1< 'v.,
J, • si re
you get a p sir dwi. n •'O" went It.
Calumet
Gold Cake
Recipa
Yolks of 8 eggy
11}cups< f gran*
ulated sii, ar,
cup of water \'i
cup of butter,
2'/i cups pastry
flour, 3 level ten-
spoons Calumet
Baking Powder,
1 tabkspoon <>f
vanilla. Then
mix in the regu
lar way
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INTERURBAN AUTOCAR CO.
Oct. 25, 1220
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LEAVB
Granta Paas
8IBI>n«<l>
GRANTS PAM*
Waiting
Room
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10:00 n- tn.
BonlxHiniw«
I :OO p. m.
1:0* p. m
4.30 p. in.
4: iM p. in.
Phene 160
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