Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, June 17, 1921, Page 2, Image 2

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    GRANTS FARM DAILY COI HIER
PAGE TWO
GRANTS PISS DAILÏ COURIER
Apricots
Published Dally Except Sunday
A. E. Voorhies,
Pub. and Propr.
■stared at postoffice, Grants rase.
Ora., as second-class mail matter.
ADVERTISING RATES
Local-personal column, per line.... 10c
Headers, per line—....................... 5e
DAILY COURIER
By mall or carrier, per year..... 8« 00
■y mall or carrier, per month.. .50
Curuiiktx'r* ;uul Gnx'u Pepper« Now.
KINNIÏY
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MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS
THE HOME OF NUMBER IM COFFE K
The Associated pre*s Is exclusively
AND .ALL OTHER QUALITY GOODS
entitled to the use for republication
ot all new» dispatches credited to It
101 & 105 N. 6th
Grants Pass, Ore-
or all otherwise credited in this
paper and also the local news pub­
lished herein
All rights of republication of sp«*-
•lal dispatches herein are also re­ The irrigation project i» a pernia
He Accomplishes Thisjs
served.
It Is usually the fellow who doesn't
nent asset, and some day. when final
FRIDAY. JUNE 17. IMI
Snow any better‘who does the thin::
payment has been made upon the .'bat can't be done. —
You see, the
— I cost,
acre
there will belong to every
poor fellow doesn't know It can's be
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♦ of land under the canals a right more lore and so he goes ahead and do».-
OREGON WKATHBR
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It.— Exchange.
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valuable than the land itself.
So
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Tonight and Saturday, fair
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! long as farming is carried on, the
Placer location blanks at the
Automatic pre»» feeding at th»
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦FF ♦ ♦ ♦ . water will flow without cost to the
Courier office
Courier office.
user other than a maintainance
SUCCESS CREATING SI UX ESS
The highway commission now gives charge that will be a pittance as com-
notice that it will award the contract pared with its worth. It will bring
next month for the paving of the 9.S thousands of people here and will in­
miles of the Pacific highway north of, crease the homes by many fold. And
Grants Pass, thus closing the last j so with the highways; once construct­
Now's the time to plan a visit back east to your old home town or an
gap in this district, and completing, ed. they also become a permanent as-
outing to your favorite resort by the seashore or in the mountain«
the paving throughout southern Ore- set to the community, aiding in de-
job will employ
gon. ’ Thia
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. . a large velopment ot the lands, tn marketing!
HACK EAST
NEW EASTIKHND
force of men during the season, in­ the timber and in exploiting and de- !
Ia>w Round Trip Ticket»
One-way Fares
Through
Through
creasing the local payroll and add­ veloping the mines.
ing another factor to the advance ot 4
CALI Foil NT \
CALIFORNIA
The merchants of a western Ore-
prosperity.
This
announcement
ar»» now on sale at
will be in effect
Kethlced Fare
June IO and daily, thermfow
brings to mind that old truth which gon town developed a plan ot offering
t
certain
of
their
wares
at
a
saving
to
•ays that success creates success.
Final return limit round trip tickets. three months from sale
Grants Pass is the center of a revival the purchaser that attracts many
date not exceeding October Slat, Stop-overs permitted and choice
of routes.
of industrial activity not excelled by, people to the city, Forty-one ot the
any community in Oregon. The var-l merchants selected some one or more
On your back east trip, see Crater lake, latke Tahoe. Yosem­
ite. Sequoia National Park. Carrlso Gorge a grand and highly
lous activities that will be under way articles from their stock» and placed ,
colored canyon seen from the car window—or the Apache Trail
and Roosevelt Dam.
during the summer represent work of them on sale on a definite date at a
more than a million dollars of value. most attractive savins to the buying 1
The completion of the irrigation pro- public. Thus all the merchants were
Week End and Season Excursion Tickets
are now on sale to:
pect will employ an average of nearly offering inducements to trade upon:
15 men, while the two big road­ the day and the shopper could inspect:
Tillamook County Beadiea
Newport
A particularly attractive trip
building jobs, the paving north of 41 different lines of trade and find |
A delightful seashore resort
across the Coast Range Moun­
on Yaqulna Bay and the Pa­
town and the construction of the bargains in each. They would also j
tains. These beaches Include
cific Ocean. An Ideal place for
Rockaway and Garibaldi Beach
highway to the caves, will put scores find other bargains, for it is not al- i
Resorts. N'eah-Kan-Nie, Man­
the family. large natatortuni
of men on the payroll. It is payroll ways necessary that prices be cut to i
zanita and Bayocean.
and salt water baths—various
that counts, and while each of the produce a bargain. But the cooper­
Daily train leaves Portland
forms of amusement.
Union Station 8:15 a m.
three items noted will come to com­ ation of 41 houses produced a bargain ’
Daily Train Service
Special w «-ok-end train leaves
pletion during the year, each will day that caught public attention It!
Portland Union Station Satur-
“Oregon Outdoors,” our now
day 12:45 p. m.
leave behind development that will is a plan that any community might
Summer booklet, graphically
Electric train leaves Port-
descries the different resorts In
yield returns for all time to come. well adopt with profit.
land. 4th and Stark Sts.. 1:15
Western Oregon, nnd includes
p. m., connecting with week­
hotel and camp Information.
end train at Hillsboro. No bag­
gage handled on electric train
Copy free on request
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“I had the pleasure of witnessing
Winston Churchill's gr««at story “The
Inside ot the Cup" which will be
shown al the Rivoli for three da.'» be­
ginning Sunday matinee, al a pre-re­
view yesterday morning and only
wish that 1 were able to purchase a
ticket for every man und woman in
Grants Pass so that they might see It.
“Th«« doctrine ot the helping hand
which 'The Insld«* ot the Cup* splen­
didly expounds. Is one that has great
appeal and such a story chnnot fail to
inspire belief In the heart ot
the
Brotherhood ot Man as one ot the
great salutary forces tor goo«l In our
modern civilization
“The story tells th«« absolute truth
and the power ot truth. In book or
screen, cannot lie denied. Th«« theme
is developing In a strong dramatic
story which lends itself admirably to
the screen, the strength of the theme
I is that of practical Christianity."
|C. II. Demaray.
W<> an* Ivuying the beM pack of fancy Aiu-ie"«« dim«
troni tin* grower ami we advise canning beton* «he «««««on I«
over. Our price Í» alway « right.
We have some very fancy Hotliouxo Tomai new at a very
fancy price and «mio California Tomato«*« at alHuit half of
the Hotlum««* prie«'.
Display space, per Inch.................. 25c
WEEKLY COURIER
■y mall, per year
MAYOR DI MMt 11 INDOR-Sls
“THE INSIDE « OF ITIE Cl I'"
I 1(11» I » . JI NI. 17. IMI
Make Friends with
<
The Victrola
A
Once in your home, the Victrola
becomes the musical member of
your family.
Judged by the most exacting
standards, it successfully fulfils its
mission by bringing to you the
world's best music exactly as in­
terpreted by the world's greatest
artists.
Musicians recognize the Victrola’s
pre-eminence and give it the final
stamp of their approval. No sub­
stitute cun ever eouul the Victrola
and Victor Records.
The Music diid Photo House
h
STANTON ROWELL. Propr.
Grants Pass, Ore.
Vacation Trips
New Oxfords and
Strap Pumps
Si« »EXT \1N AND OTHER RESORTS
Jo««*l>hine County i'au»—Tickets now on sale.
Crater lak<*(a lake In the extinct crater of a volcano) Tick­
ets on sale July 1st.
Coleetin—Tickets now on sale.
Shasta Mountain Resorts- Tickets on sale, daily, on and after
June 10th.
Yosemite National Park—Tickets on sale, dally, on and after
June 10th.
For particulars as to passenger fares, routes, train schedule» or
sleeping car reservations, inquire ot any ticket agent of
The most complete showing this season of the
latest styles in Ladies’ Oxfords and Pumps.
Several of the numbers we have just received
have been delayed for several weeks on
account of the unusally heavy demand for this
particular style of footwear. The new color
combinations we are showing are sure to please
you.
New numbers in plain brown, grey and black.
UTZ & DUNN Quality is appreciated by the
people of this community.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
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.
BROKEN BUTTONS
DAMAGED LISTENERS
Grants Pas
Electric Company
It o nly costs $2.00 l*W sack.
Sold at the
JOSEPHINE COUNTY FLOUR MILLS
Phone 123
vur. 3rd and G Sts.
1AUN-DRYET7E
Think of a fi«e-pa«»cnger. quality automobile. <ompl<-«< ly «*q«dppn!
anti having a powerful ialve-in-h«*ad motor, for
Grants Pass and Roseburg Stage
$809 Grants Pass
DAILY AND SI NDAY
I xmivc firant» l*a«» 1:00 p. Bl-
I«eave Roaebiirg 1 p. m.
CHEVROLET
PHONE 520
)
)
$2.50 to $4.50 for Children
$3.50 to $5.50 for Men
$4.50 to $7.50 for Women
7»/ iUuitr.itin ihni j "Sam
hnit’Notrlty Sun m fun Worn.J
hruy Wtan. uuh Duleh Collar
Uitj a ftm‘> AtMtrit Stylr
in nr Llattit Kib
Tlii. wonderful washer
now «'ii our display floor—
. on...
it now—no obliga­
tion 0:1 your fuirt.
Mcrmilk”
LE IVE
M EDFORIi
M:0O a. ni.
1 1 :OO a. in.
DAILY AND MUNDAY
1:00 p. in.
PHONE H.A OR ItlO
1:30 p. in.
We connect with stage« for Ashland and Jackson« tile
Grants Pass-
automobile
W. S. Maxwell & Co.
The Dealers in your town
are ready to show you a
splendid selection of the lat­
est "Saxonknit “ Styles at
<
Swiftly whirl« the cloth«*«
dry—tin* entire tubfull
one minute.
will your cow follow suit? She
won't if you fe«*«l her
Model “Four-N in«*ty" at the new price is the greatest
value of this or any oth«*r year.
Our Patent Gus­
set fenture und E'Ls-
tic Rib stitch ensure
absolute comfort
and perfect fit, both
in the water and out.
and the extra qual­
ity of our Worsteds
means long wear
even under the most
strenuous circum­
stances.
The Laun-dry-ette
Vv hen the Grass
Dries Up
-»
You can do just
that by petting a
"Saxonknil* Bathing
Suit for each mem­
ber now.
WHINGER.
Golden Rule Store
V j
JOHN M. SCOTT.
General Passenger Agent.
Learn to swim
this year, teach the
youngsters — all of
you get in the spark­
ling sunlit water and
make Summer one
long healthful,
happy holiduy-
Stage
fl
I'l
I:
i
LE H E
GRANTS PASS
10:00 ». m-
1 :OO p. in.
4:00 p. in.
0:15 p. ni.
If your Dealer
cannot supply you
write us direct
Saxony Knitting Co.,
z,Atth. Washington
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