Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, December 14, 1920, Page 2, Image 2

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**On Chrutma» Day tn the Morning
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and heartening Ywwude carol'
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
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by putting •
Victor record or. the nr* \ wtroia. usher an the
happiest t¿ aa\ 9 to the strain» oí socnr ianulaar
71* X’tctrola
makes certain a merry Christmas, and it per­
petuates your message of food-will for years to
come
With Victor records every one in the
family can bear just the music al h» or her
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The Panama Rooming H oum -. 2,r_’! _ '*outh
Sixth street i> under new managvmriit.
thoroughly renovated and will be run a* a
first -<-laaa houae under the uane- of Tue El­
don rooms.
own chotee
interpreted by the »world » greatest
artisu
As a gift the Victrola is beyond every­
thing individual
Drop ui uo us today- -let us
explain our easy ‘terms.
EZ>e Eldon Rooms
Mr> May Whitsett. Prop.
A
Free Hath
Weekly Ratee
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The Music and Photo House
Stanton Rowell. Prop
Granta Pas? Ore
GEEAT RESULTS
Have beer, given by
the famous herbal reme
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ANTI URIC
In the treatment
gout, rheumatism o r
lumbago Contains no
minerals or salicylates
Your money back if not
satisfactory Try an out
fit today. Relief prompt
and definite.
For sale bv
TH Kl» l\<<
INSTEAD OF HUNTING
for oil, gold or diamond mines,
safer and surer to reach a competency
by the little everyday accumulations.
An account with the Josephine Cot: nt y
Bank will be of real help to you.
•tU b» Üw calti«. horma.
p>«» and trthar 11»«atoe» aal-
ß« pur Hit erad» I<wd r»r»-
iar.-. Keep Ibras > suad &ad
healtsy aed add to their mer­
ke: ral»« bj fl» le» them leed
like ear». kseen la .ocíala the
piree a&d beat tncredlesta tor
Hrwtoek
J osephine G ounty B ank
JOSEPHINE COUNTY FLOUR MILLS
Phone 123
Cor. 3rd and G Sts.
SABIN'S DRUG STORE
TELEPHONE CREDIT
Our List of “Mark Downs”
71.c tcle|dmne»<-ompany will Is- <■. mpellrd to borrow large amounts of
money in the next few years, not only to extend its service to new sub­
scribers. but to take care of the constantly increasing use of the service bv
present subscribers.
keeps growing larger.
wiH pay you to come in and
see for yourself.
ASK
TO SEE OUR
CENT SERGE
98
Golden Rule Store
GREAT FAITH IN THE SOUTH SIDE
To all partus who have purchased and contem­
plate busioeM men included Higgins and Verdin
will furnish the money to oU-m five acres on good
terms. We have made several happy. Why not join
the crowd f Two cars at your service free, just a
rearing to go and take you for a ride on the south
side. Ten, twenty and forty acre tracts a specialty.
Ask Our Customers.
They are all boosters. Come in and let us tell you all
about the terms. Prices run from $15.00 to $50.00
por Ht-re. Free transportation furnished all knock­
ers out of the state.
VERDIN à HIGGINS,
111 H. Sixth Street,
Grunts J'.» », On gon.
Must
Be
Turned
Into
Cash!
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A lender in business will demand of a liorrowrr ample security and
insist that its value Is- maintained without deterioration. Ilf must Iw shown
that this security has an assured earning jx>wer. He must lie satisfied that
Ins investment is safe; that it can lie disposed of at any time without loss
and that it will bring him a continuou- return.
At the present time this compan ’s operations in Oregon are conduct­
ed at a deficit. Its expenses are greater than its revenue. No return is
being recieved by its stock holders; roiri their property in Oregon. Not
even the interest on its bonds properly cliargeable to its Oregon proper­
ties is Is'ing paid from Oregon receipts.
With new capital scarce and commanding high rates of return, a busi­
ness showing operating resuts such.-is these will find it difficult, if not
impossible to secure money for its ne«-essities.
We assume that the people of Or. gon wish to treat the utilities doing
biuineiw in thia state justly and fairl., and in thin belief we have asked
the Public Service Commission to approve a schedule of rates increasing
our revenues. 'Hie amount asked for is relatively small to the individual
rate payer, but the aggregate will pl u-e us in a position where we can ob­
tain the outside capital necessary in ouj operations.
Sample
Under present conditions an ade uatr telephone service_ efficient
and sufficient—is dependent upon higliet rates.
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The PACIFIC TELEPHONE and TELEGRAPH COMPANY
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