Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, December 02, 1920, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextMS PASS OAILÏ COURIER Never Before Fancy Packages DeLux Published Dally Except Sunday A. E. Voorhles Till R m DIV. DI < I MIIEIl 9. 1020. GRANTS PASS DAILY <PI RIER PAGE TWO Pub. »nd Propr. itered at postoffic», Grant» Paa». Or»., a* »»cond *1 mb mall matter. ADVERTISING RATES ttaplay apac», per loch.............. Leeal-personal column, par line Readers. p»r line------------- RTAO Thr AOS » California Cluster Raisins and Figs in FancyPackages so underpaid as that of fa rm lug The reason can b» found in the fact that the farmer must give his personal attention and time to the production WEEKLY COURIER of the crop, while Its marketing, just By mali, per year-------------------- $2.00 as essential a part of the industry, must be left without a thought-out MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS 101 and 105 North Sixth This has meant that the The Associated Press is exclusively program •■titled to the use for republication middlemen have reaped the benefit. , at all news dispatches credited to it prices have been forced down or all otherwise credited in this through the competition of one pro paper and also the local news pub ducer with another, and profits fall-1 NEW 'IX IDA 1 lished herein. INSURANCE—Fire, automobile, life All rights of republication of spe ed to appear. cial dispatches herein are also re The program now being provided accident and health T. M. Stott. served. by the Bureau will give the market 808 North Sixth St. S2tf ing of the product the sarqe thought FOR BALE—Used bicycle, in good UNITED PRESS SERVICE that has been required In Its produc- | •onditlon for 820. Cramer Bros. THURSDAY. I*:< EMBER 2, 1B2O. tlon. Marketing means the finding Phon» 55-J. «T« of the market and the wise dlstrlbu- TYPEWRITER for sale — ’ ’ Blind ” tion of the produce This can only ♦ ♦ Remington, overhauled, new plat result through cooperation. Just such OREGON WEATHER « en-and new ribbon; $20 cash takes cooperation as the Farm Bureau pro ♦ it. Courier office, 41 poses It is Immensely better than Weather for die Week the plan that had been proposed of FOR RENT—Farm on the Applegate having a state market master, creat Pacific Coast States: Unset- ♦ 6 miles above Murphy. 100 acres ed as a part of a political machine ♦ tied, but occasional rains in In cultivation. Good grain corn The latter partakes too much of the * Washington, Oregon and north land, some Irrigation Will rent paternalistic aplrlt. for the producer» ♦ ern California. Normal tem for one or three year» for $200 are well able to handle the matter perature. per year, one-half cash In advance, for themselve». We have seen the ♦ balance payable before expiration raisin growers and the prune grow Tonight, rain. ¡Friday, fair. ♦ of year. See or address W. S. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ 4 ers and the producers of the citrus Bailey. Murphy. Oregon.Rd 1. 43 fruits grow rich through coopera .or WANTED —-Furnished house tion. The apple growers and the THE COOPERATIVE SPIRIT apartments for three adults Can pear growers and the producers of The producers of the country j give references Address No. 120 any farm product will find (he co grouped together under the stand operative movement Just as bene 44 care of Courier. ard of the Farm Bureau are on the ficial. STRAYED There came to my place right track. Through cooperative one spotted black and white year effort they can solve the problems ling heifer. Owner call for same C. A. Bills is strong for the Rogue that, unsolved, have made the pro H. L. Reed. Murphy. 4» valley and Grants Pass in particular. fession of farming an unprofitable business The margin between pro Although he lives in Spokane and his WANTED—1 ton or more of 8—12 fit and loss In any business is often knowledge of this city is confined to or 18 pound steel rails. J. B Allen, pretty narrow, and, for the effort re short annual visits here with C. E. Josephine hotel. 45 quired. there has been no business McLane, he tells everybody of the WANTED TV RENT—Furnished climate. Mr. Bills left for Spokane house or apartments. Address No this morning, after stopping off a 121 care Courier. 41 t couple of days with Mr. McLane while returning home from San FOR SAI a E —3-day old Jersey heifer ’cair. Call L. F Roat. 663 North ( Francisco. Eighth street, or phone 339-L. 4 2 Granta Pass, Oregon Squibs of Sport Lo» Angeles and Chicago want the 11124 Olympic game» Early football preparation I» under way among many colleges and club athlete» • • • Seattle Y. M C. A. will erect two tennis court« on the roof of Ita head quarter». • • • Kansas City (Mo.) Golf association Is tn process of formation. An or ganisation of public lawn tennis dubs Is also being formed. • • • Sir Thomas I.lpton will challenge for the America cup races to he held In 1922. He will bring over Shamrock A' If the challenge la accepted. Fred Stone, the actor, never misses a chance to shoot. Every town that Stone playa In he looks np the mm club and makes arrangements to «hoot at the clays. Qur Largest Park». These st ', les are absolutely new anti have never been shown before. No one else lias any just like them so that the ones you buy will be almost exclusive. —There are Jersevs in straight line efforts with ideated •..... ___•«! with ribbon »11 flounces . X trimmed and » otbci» Y '.* ing flounces ; nd Van Dyke j oint <■ plain color ' chanroable effects pin-tucks, hoi ■■ itclBnjf. j ti’ g ,rr on’t you co h end seo bow we’ ‘Vitrites are made and I v reasonabl - 1' e • / Ooltb. A ; tore STAGE INTERURBAN AUTOCAR CO. Daily and Sunday Effect”’ • Oct. 25, 1920 lkavb Grants Pass LEAVE MEDFORD GRANTS Waiting Room 10:00 a. m. 10:(Mt a- Bonbonniere 1:00 p, m t:OO p. Phone 160 41 SO p. ni. 4.30 p. AUTO TOPS Replace tin' »hobby top with « light, ca»y-to-h«:Bdle weather proof one now. Smart looklag, »ervicaahle to| (►erfext fitting «nd improving the car'« look»—a wide choice In ma terial» and cxdora. OUR PRK’EH LOWEST G. B. BERIH M»u lllMTlAfti LEARN TO DRAW vex/» HAMA AHU AM/«U» Wt WUA KAO. TCX/ O\l» A»V HXXUT A»o Tt«M> »nHUVX The largost natlotinl park» In United States are Yellowstone, Wyoming, and Montana, conralnlng 3.348 aquari- tulle»; Yow-tnlte. Cali- forma, contninlng 1.125 «nu«rc> mlles. an<l Glacler. In northwestern Montana, contalnlng I.5R4 sqtinre mlles What Eyebrows Tell. Thin eyebrow» show a lack of vital ity and thick bnes a highly-vitalized temperament, together with power of endurance. Hlghly-arrhefl eynbrowa denote a sensitive temperament» The average eyebrow 1« a c-omblnarlon of >>I m <->< and red. ____________ a DO YOUR -SHOPPING-, EARLY AHV CU»V TO you kmoo . dwcomd iv na ua « cxit w w»r a « mv macaxwu *1 Cl* mm A. R. Mills, a fnnm r's son. won the recent English marathon race from Windsor to Stamford bridge, London. He covered the full marathon course- In 2:37:40 2-5. HUMORESQUE The Holiday styles have just arrived and the instant you see them—they will appeal to you as “just what I want to give to_____ ’’ Grants ’Pass-Medford Inge« for t »bland and Jac kson» lile The original Olympic game« back to the days of Homer. * • * In 100 meters to 1.500 meters man Ross leads the world swimming. Frank Jackson of Kellerton, Town won the horseshoe pitching champion FOR RENT — One sleeping room Advertising Copy- I ship of the United States recently 408 E street. 41 In order that the Courier force held at Akron. His total score for may be able to handle the necessary FOR SALE—Modern. 7-room house. the week was 1.7W. work and issue the paper on time • • • • Lot 100 feet by 175. Deep shade, each day it is necessary that all copy A golf match ha* been proposed by fruit, close in. Apply to 608 L for display advertising and all street. 85 some of the fans, between Ruth and Ray against Cobh and Vardon. This changes of advertising be in the of- flee by 4 o’clock the day preceding PIANO FOR RALE CHEAP—Call at would make It Interesting for both 719 North Fourth street *5 baseball and golf fan«. ’ publication. Hereafter it will be ■ impossible to give a change on RESIDENCE FOR SALE—7-room Marcol Cahljos. champion fencer of day copy Is brought in. modern house, with lot 100x100. EVERY BITE TAKEN the Frelch navy, has been sent to Call at 211 A street. 45 this country by the French National from a slice of our bread creates a Fencing federation to Introduce the FOR SALE — Young red Duroc pigs. desire for another. There never wa* Dried Mummies as Medicine. new school of "epc o’* fencing. A Gigler. 41 Buch delicious bread. Try a loaf and Animal products were much need In • • • note how the youngsters and medicine from the sixteenth to the In n recent tournament of the Bor- eighteenth century. Dried mummy wa» gen Bench (I.. 1.) club. Miss Nnn yourself too will soon finish it. You a favorite remedy. The Importation Smith, the first time before a trap unti cannot possibly bake better bread, of mummy was an Industry of some on a day In which the best shots I nor as big, a loaf for the same cost commercial importance and several found the going difficult, broke 68 tar "Titers of thar day cau»l«n against the as you can buy it for here. The many admirers of Henry B. gets In 100. use of spun murimv. giving direc • • • tions as to what d;»t:.vg ’¡Mies the good Walthall will hail with Interest his Ask your Grocer tor Bread I Duluth B. C. senior eights previous appearance in "A Splendid Hazard, ” from the poor product. There was baked by the rnVh substitution and one dealer was the Oregon theater’« feature attrac to this year’s Olympic regnlta nt Wor cester. when they finished third to An found to hate done au extensive trade tion tonight. napolis and Syracuse varsity eights, GRANTS PASS BAKtRY I d bodies dried in Imitation of the In ”A Splendid Hazard,” Walthall von the feature race five years In 503 G Street genuine article.—National Geographic takes the leading male role. The | succession. Society Bulle' o part Is rich in opportunities for char acter portrayal which the actor has George H. C«r«an, nn authority on realized in full. The picture is an wlmmlng. who during the last twenty Allan T>wan production and released tears bn« taught aoo.tioo men, women md clrldren to «wlm. «nyn there ore I fhrotigh First National. Kit a liali ilozen ekpert swlmmcm In FANNIE HURST’S he world • • • PORTLAND M ARKETS It 1« lyported that Bob Dibble of Portland Dec. 2.— (A P.)—Cat Don Rowing club. Toronto amateur tle and hogs are steady. Sheep are .single sculling champion of Canada, The heart appeal of “The Music Master,’’ lower. |8 to $8.75. Eggs lower, may turn professional and compete buying price 57c to 58c, selling price, against Eddie Dumnn. American and comedy of “Potash and Perlmutter’,’ and the next year. candled. 64c to 68c, sele ta, 66o to Canadian chnrnplon, • 4 • wonderful mother love of “Madamme X”. ft is reported that'C. fl. Tralsor, owner of the sensational pacing mare, Mnrgnret Dillon (5) 2:<M1,4 on half- Warrantry mile track, refused $25.lkJ0 for ourler »ff'ce daughter of Dillon Axworthy that sold when » yearling for 8125. COME TO OUR PETTICOAT DEPARTMENT WHILE YOU’RE OUT SHOPPING BARNES, The Jeweler I DAILY COURIER By mall ur carrier. p»r year---- $8 00 By mall or carrier, per month.. .50 THERE IS NO WRITER Who *urpn-»es I minie II nr-t. Author of HUMORESQUE In analyzing mid depic ting clinractrr. I li of her “lirnln children” (na she culls them) I- a pe rfe, i i,,., . i rnmbc Mar lon who memorized II, and 1 ruik Bors.i ihc director, hate rcdiilnc-cl the delicate humor mid pathos of Mis« Hunt'« orig inal story. MEN’S CAPS 1-2 Former Value REGAL < Al’S, >•!. iji.i.’J.) ¡md - ;..>i) values, honest price $1.49. See our men's hats at $2.85, $3.50 and $3.95. Eon $3.95 you get a genuine GOVERNOR hat. Silk Shirts have dropped prices are made attractive for Xmas trade. (told Top $10 values now $4.98. Canyon heat this price- we can’t. Genuine all silk pongee shirt $4.F5. Ihc billing ]»o\\er ol many stores enables us to sell hotter merehandise for less. No deliveries_ No cred it No office expenses- -No bad debts-—No interest to pay. Grants Pass Samnle Store A NORTHWEST 3ALE3 INSTITUTION