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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 7, 1921)
GRANTS PASS DADA PAUB TWO " has done practically nothing to- warxls constructing adequate high- Publish»«! Daily Except Sunday ways to them or tn providing them with hotel facilities and tourist ne a. B. Voerhlee, Pub. and Propr. commodat Ions tstorwd at poatofflca, Urania Paas. (OFFKK 15c TO .ML "It has put th»» curt before th«» Ora.. M second claaa mail matter INH Nlis M. J. IL tNH'FKE «I H» home. INH NHS M. J. IL COFFEE »a.-tA "The result has teen a handful of TILLAMOOK Fl II. I’HKIM tourists each season, and like Cobb CHEESE 40c they leave singing praises of On»-' WE NEED FRESH EGGS con's matchlres aoanery. but advis DAILY OOUH1ER A) mail or carrier, par year---- *« 00 ing against an attempted explora By mall or carrier, per month.. tion of it. because of its Inacceaalbil- WEKKLY COURIER tty and lack of accommodations. dy mali, per year-------------------- 12 00 1 "While Oregon has peacefully re-! IHIY GOODS AND GROCERIES IHised California. \\a»hlngton and MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively Colorado have developed and capi •a 11 tied to the use for republication talized their scenic assets, and ea»'h of all nows dispatches credited to it „-r all otherwise credited in season reap a harvest totaling mil ..«per and also the local news pub- "At present the roads. except lions of dollars in tourist trade." ■ ishod herein within the park itself, art' very, very All rights of republication of spa rial dispatches herein are also re bad. In the months of Juno and Oc Birthday Candles .«riud tober—which constitute th<> season The significane»' of cnmlles for autoniohlling they are ankh' birthday cake, an-erdlug to old UNITED PRESS SERVICE tom*, nui» b»' said to exorel«»« deep in white dust, and under the -plrlts mid Insures the honored guest FRIDAY, JANI ARV 7, 1821. dust lie deep anil jolty ruts which health nml happiness mid by h » or tier ka- shred away your tires and loosen ..... ■■ ...... ............... > ♦ « ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦•»♦♦» your springs. an»1 make travel at » OREGON WEATHER almost any gait a veritable endur ♦ ance tret What the Oregonians re ♦ gard as a fair road would be cursed ♦ Pacific Coast States: Unset as a bad roa»T almost anywhere east Dr. King's New Discov- ♦ tled and rains. Normal temper ecy will do that very of the Mississippi ” ♦ ature. thing, easily and quickly. ♦ The farmer with wheat in his ♦’ Tonight and Saturday gener ONT say, "Poor field or the merchant with goods in ♦ ally fair. little kiddie, I wish his warehouse would be foolish in rw what to d»» f”r * ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ deed if he did not provide a way for you!" When the couch first comes, give a little Dr. King’s New Discovery as TIME TO WAKE VP seeing. Irvin Cobb's recent article the transport of the wheat to mar directed, and it w ill soon be eased. ket of the goods to the retail shelves It’s a good family cough and cold The Portland Telegram has been in the Saturday Evening Post has- remedy, too. Loosens up the i a consistent supporter ot better fa turned the attention of millions of Oregon has the goods but she is not clears up the cough, relieves the con- culties for travel to Oregon’s scenic readers towarii Oregon and Crater making them available to the tourist gestion. No harmful drugs. For tilts years a standard remedy for cokls. wonders. It is now advocating the Lake. But likewise it has turned trade, And every season lost is a cough«, grippe. At your drugguts. lost. harvest oOe and «1 -20 a bottle. creation of a state tourist bureau - attention toward the roads leading "The plain truth of the matter is that the great tide of tourist travel to Oregon's wonder places, ami lit may ba turned toward Oregon. But tle it -wiil benefit Oregon to have that Oregon has utterly neglected first it urges the (building of high within her borders the "most gor its scenic wonders.” says the Tele- way« that will open up these won geously beautiful lake on the plan gram. ders so that the tourist may come et.” if people' must travel over al “it spends thousands of dollars an and see without suffering hardships most im;>assable roads to reach it nually in advertising them, but it Make Bowels Normal that will take all the pleasure out of Here is what Cobb said of the roads ’ Habit forming purgativ» »,v. t.» -u for constipation, rack the s; '’a si lently. Nature’s w ay is the w ay of I r King’s Pills—gently and firmly r. ing the bowels, eliminating the in'. : ckvging waste. Same old price, -.c. ’ < !i mische. Bilious- ConP’prv'n. £ Prompt! Won’t Cripo . . our b’ -mach. Ga oo ness. B.. B -m: —yiu will lind the Sto*v ’ nolhirg CKiur than that wbolevome phytJw— tfcw SHIPMENT LYDIES AND MISSES WOOLEN FOLFr CATHARTIC TABLETS HOSIERY, THREE QUARTER AND FULL LENGTH. Never disappoint. Take one tonight FANCY BROWN IND GREEN MIVItllES. LOW and feel better in the morning PRICES. SUMIS PASS ÛAILÏ COURIER FRIDAY. HM AKT 7. IIMil. < « > l.ll K IM A Down With a Splash Prices Seeking a Lower Level We are giving I hem h »lownwiiril shove (lie I mvs I* of next Spring pnrvha.»»*. 111 pills'» ou n'unit»! Ihn» ar»’ i» i«l|»» lol «•■••I r»'»lu»»'»l (»• l’n'-invoiuory ImrgiUiu»—on l»r»>k»'n llmv» »»• «I»’ Drews Ginghams. ;wr yd tftc luidlos Suits, values to J.'iO.OO. ih » i Mon’s Belta value up to »1.50 »’M*«- Mini • ill Mi Blin» Chambra Work Shirt» 7»»« »11» Ml St Kol Oii’r.ill« *110 Ilk Stifal Ju:iii’»T« «1. IO 17» llluck ini’ll » ill”«« Hol Dr»-’ Shirt« »1-05 MA»- 12 OU Xoi-klliw Wool llrOHH«’.« .’ill 27 imh Outing Fall » Xóchil«« S»»x \\ ml :•.»» • I .nò 35’’ I >. |M»lr, »U.S.A »!•>«. »2I»5 l’un Wool Shirt« M h Boy’s Fliititii-I Shirt» I'.o.l'.ii.’« 11..Ml »n»l » • »1.75 1.1.'» laMtllvr V»'st« Kiddies’ Coughs Can Be Eased Quickly The Olympic Line includes your favorite For colds andcoughs Dr Kings New Discovery For New Hosiery PrKine’s Pilia Georte Jenner. S.o Anionto Tea» "Folev C»th»r'K Tablet« b.ve p»ov<■ ■ be the bes laxative 1 ever have tahen ana * re<-otnmeo4 them lor couatipa” >a «»»I bikovaaea* OLYMPIC •. WHEAT HEARTS £ MLsCELLANEOl S SHOP—Plumbing, REPAIR work, steam fitting, boiler and pump work and installing. 605 2 Oil Heater*, guaranteed, at »5.00 6th street. Phone 306. G. South Several good 2nd hand Iron each. 51 tf A. Bryan. Beds. Regular »15.80 coil spring at A few of those all cotton 45 »13- NURSERY stock of all kinds Orna pound niattrrese* at »11-75- mental, shade and fruit,trees. Geo. J. C. BOOTH Phone 71 H. Parker. 70tf NEW AND SECOND HAND GOODS —E. W. Chiles, 401 G street. 77 SOLD ON MONEY BACK PLAN—1 wreck autos and trucks and sell the good parts. Bodies, tops, seats, cushions, wheels, tires, rims, wind shield glasses, lamps, gears, tear ings, axles, bolts, magnetos, car- burealors. spark plugs, rebuilt en gines for any purpose, transmis sion springs. If wanted will In stall the parts. Also I will have a car at all times to be sold at >5 reduction each day until sold, Nearly new 1920 model this time. Watch sign on windshield at Den nis Auto Salvage, 505 South Sixth street. HERE’S a wealth of health and purity in each of these sanitarily packed,wrapped and sealed packages. At your neighborhood grocery along with OLYMPIC Flour. OLYMPIC! MILL OJÏ OATS DENTISTS E. 0. MACY, D. M. D First-cla dentistry 109% 8. 6th St VETERINARY HIIIGEON DR. R J BESTUL, Veterinarian. Residence S3 8 Washington boule vard. phone 398-R. BILUCK, M. Physician and surgeon; office Schallhorn block, phone 5 4-J; residence, 1004 Lawnrldgo, phone 54-L. I’llYHK IANH W F. RITIIEREORD Manual tho- L O. (’DEMENT, M. I».. Practice raputlcs. Office over Barnes’ jew limited to diseases of eye, ear,nose elry. Hours 9:30-12; 1:30-4. and throat. Phone 62; Res. 239-J. RALPH W. STEARNS, M. D. Phy- 3. LOUGWRIDGE, M. D. Physician •talan and surgeon, X-ray equlp- ment, dental X-ray. Office, Ms- and surg»yon. City or country calls Phone« Of- attended day or night. Phones. bo nie Temple Bldg. fice 21-J: residence 21-L. Rea 369; Office. 182; 6th and H Grants Pass-Medford STAGE INTERURBAN AUTOCAR CO. Effective Oct. 25, 1920 Daily »'inti Sunday LEAVE LEAVE Grants Pass GRA NTS MEDFOItl* Waiting Room 10:00 a. 10:00 a. in. 1:00 p. I :OO I». ni. Bonbonniere 4.80 p. 4:80 I»- in. Phone 160 with «tage« for Ashland mid Jacksonville WAIT for the feed she likes so well If it> a cow that gets our feed regularly. She will eat all she can hold of It. And a well fed cow means a well filled milk pail. A trial order for our feed will prove a good In vestment. It will show you how to increase profits without in creasing costs. JOSEPHINE COUNTY FLOUR MILLS Phone 123 Cor. 3rd and G Sts. Watch for HaK Page Ad. Wonderful Tire Announcement C. L. Hobart Co.
