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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 22, 1921)
rm ICNIHV, NwriMin n au, luat GRANTS P.AÄ» DAI Lt <NM HIER ►AGE TWO OH TODAY GRANTS PASS DAILY MIER Published Daily Except Sunday A ■ Voorhles, Pub and Propr Bntered at postoffice. Grants Pass. Ore., as second-class mail matter ADVERTISING RATES Display space, per inch................ 35c Local-personal column, per line. ..10c Readers, per line............................. 5c DAILY COURIER >v mall or carrier, per year ... »« 00 My mail or carrier, per month.. .50 WEEKLY COURIER By mail, per year....... . GET YOUR LUMBER from the Jose phine Lumber Co. at wholesale mill prices. All kinds of planed lumber. Our truck delivers any where Phone 188. 107 North Sixth atreet. 92tf Skirtings All wool plaids and stripes A beautiful line DEPENDABLE INSURANCE All linos. See T M 3tott, Buick sales rooms. Phons 520. 4 3tf I FOR SALE Good cull pears al Farm Bureau Warehouse. Neat to Sixth street. 88 »2 00 MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication Insist on Minerva Yarn of all news dispatebee credited In this or all otherwise credited In this Grants Pass, Ore- 101 & 105 N. 6th paper and also the local news pub- ' Itohed herein All rights for republication of ape-1 sial dispatches herein are also re-{ low rates were of more moment than served. Lotus Oldtime Food. speed of delivery- Nitrates, coal. I Herodotus of Hallctumasaua, In hl* TH I R8DAY. SF.ITKMBER 22. 1W21 iron, steel and grain have been the record of travels and researches But last March it through the world of his period, wrote ♦ ♦ ♦ •»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ chief freights. OREGON WKATHBR ♦ was demonstrated that the refrige of the Egyptians who dwelt In the ______ ♦ rator ship could take fruit from this morasses as being especially fond of coast and lay it down in London for the lotus and they found It to be of Tonight and Friday, fair. ♦ ♦ great value as food. llvrtMivtUM wrote : ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦♦■♦•♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ less than one-half the cost b_. the old “When the Nile Is full and has made rail-and-water route, and save time the plain like a sea. great uumbem of TRADE VIA PANAMA into the bargain. lilies, which the Egyptians call 'lotus.' Seven years ago the Panama canal Washington. Oregon and Califor spring up In the water.“ These, ac was opened to commerce. It did not nia produce 20 per cent of the barley cording to Herodotus, they gathered create a sudden and spectacular revo raised in the United States. 12 per and dried In the sun and "thru, bavlug lution in sea trade as many people cent of the sheep and the wool and 6 pounded the middle of the lotus, expected Indeed, during the excite per cent of the wheat, while one-half which resembles a POPPE they make ment and anxiety of war its effect on the Umber of the country stands on bread of It and bake IL** The old world affairs was almost overlooked this coast. During the fiscal year chronicler wrote that the not of the lol But with the resumption of merchant 1921, 25,000.000 bushels of grain lotus was also tit for food “and Is I erably sweet and is round and la i of shipping it is found that long estab from the Pacific Coast passed the aise of an apple." lished currents of trade have been through the canal to Eastern mar greatly diverted by this canal, and kets. P«r»«an "Home Brew." these diversions have been largely in The l*ereians claim to have orlyt- Seventy per cent of the consumers nated the art of home brvwlug. Thli* favor of the I'nlted States of the United States live within 400 i ty centuries ago. according to an ac During these seven years the canal miles of the AtlanUc seaboard In count, King Jamabld had a great jar has passed 13,104 ships with cargoes time a greater proportion of the of grape«. Pressure of the top layers totaling 50,525,000 long tons. The products of the West Coast will’ on thoae beneath «qurrxed out the total of traffic for the calendar year probably go to the consumer by the juice, which fertueuted and became 1520 was 11.23C.119 tons, of which sll-water route plus the short haul •our. One of the king's wives, having more than C.000.000 tons were east from the Atlantic Coast.—Portland learned of the liquid In the itaseinent. bound and 5,270.000 west bound. One • hi'-ti the king believed to be. and might suppose that our coastwise Telegram. bad labeled "lailaon,** decided to use It to eod her life. Although she drank traffic through the canal exceeds all freely. Instead of dying she lost her other American traffic. But this is Pear bee— Your last chance to get them this deaiioudency and became very happy. not so. In 1920 the coastwise traffic 88 The king could not understand her was 12H per cent of the whole, while season at the Public market. sudden hilarity until site confesaed. that from the east coast of the United Thereafter, It Is related, both the COMING EVHNTS States to the west coast of South monarch and his court very regularly America was 21 per cent. During "potaooed" themselves on home brew. the fiscal year 1921. ending June 30, Sept. 24. Saturday—Pomona Grange meets with William Grange. the tonnage passing the canal exceed ed that of the previous year by Sept. 2 6-Oct 1, Monday-Saturday— Oregon State Fair. Salem 2,225,000 tons. The traffic is grow ing rapidly and steadily. With the readjustment of transportation in our country the intercoastal traffic has showed an increasing tendency to more through the canal. As compared with rail routes the canal has hitherto been chiefly used for heavy and bulky freight on which Ha Couldn't. The Orator—“Work, my friends, is the lot of mad I Man was sent Into this world to earn his living by tbo sweat of his brow. You didn't find Adam walking about the Garden of Eden with his bands in bls pockets I —The Show flxindnnl Men’s Woolen Shirts ’ MODERN 7-room house, close In, good location, lot 50x100, for sale. Priced especially for quick sale. In quire on premises. 411 C St 72tf CULL WINTER BANANAS. while they last at 30c a box at the Co operative Association warehouse 87 This Summer— A VICTROLA COAL AND WOOD When you buy your coal and wood from us you get two things that are essential today- quality and service Wil liams Wood A Coal Co. 75 if You gain a kind of pleasure from the Victrola that nothing clue can give. Io enjoy at any moment the actual music of the fore most artists is possible through the Victrola alone. You may carry this delightful privilege with you in the summer months. We have convenient models for traveling and outdoor use that will make it easy. Call on us today. ¡TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN -One bay horse on place two weeks, am going to put him to work for feed. I. H Dralette 87 WANTED- Four more apple pickers and two more packers. R M Rob inson A Son, Wlldervllle. 88 WANTED Tso mule pack« re Steady work for winter. C. H. Pet- tinger. Merlin. Ore 93 2 TON NASH 1920. used «0 days in all. For quick sale, »1600. Terms J. W Alderson 99 The Music and Photo House FOR SAIJC Comic« pears, seconds 50c a box. bring boxes, also pe- [ tlte prunes. 2c a pound, you pick | them Bring containers. F 8. Ireland, lower river road. 88 STANTON ROWELL, Propr. Grants Pass, Ore. FOR SALE - Tcggenberg goats regis tered stock. 2 does giving milk. 4 kids, at half value If taken at once, first camp to right in autO) park. Also 8 white Muscovey ' ducks »2 each, these are noiseless and good layers Call this week | 88 Everything for the Auto FOR SALE- - Modern, furnished or unfurnished bungalow, attractive terms. Phone 348-R. 93 FOR RENT CHEAP Good 20 acre farm, all in cultivation, one mil«' from city limits, larqe house, gar den land, some fruit, school bus passes dally. Phone 375-Y. 92 ■ —— — WILL PAY liberal rate of Interest for I 8700 loan on good first mortgage! as security. Inquire No. 253 care WANTED A man to wash dlabtu al Courier. 93 I Josephine hotel 87 FOR SALE or exchange— For light ■ car or truck, 10 acre tract mostly ! NEW TODAY—Habjr bed, high cleared and under ditch C. E Mo chair«, sewing rockers, range with ran, 965 lavwnrldge Ave. 93 water tank, a few heaters left, dress, C L. HOBART COMPANY >R S.A'I.E Used Port Good condi er, oak table. tion. Reasonable price anil terms. , Booth. A. N. Parsons. If fou wear woo*en shirt* you can't afford to boy without »ceing the Racine line of woolen and flannel «hirtw. These shirts are made extra large and roomy, beet materials and workmanship. Prices this season are very reasonable. RUN HOME WITH THEM while they are nice and hot and let the folks enjoy them. Hot bread, roils and buns every day at this bakery— send for them and have a real treat. They have that “glve- me-some-more'' taste, you know| Ask the children! $3.35, $3.50, $3.85 and $4.35 BIT MUNSING UNDERWEAR FOR ALE THE FAMILY NOW. Ask your Grocer for Bread baked by the Golden Rule Store ^ GRANTS PASS BAKERY .->03 G Htreea 87 WANTED—Gentle horse and light wagon or buggy for keep of tame, or willing to pay small monthly payments with privilege of buying in spring. Address Geo. D. Young. 109 West D street. Phone 285-R. 89 I'hont 71. WANTED A lost soul at the tist church tonight. T. <’. Bap 87 j ' i | FOR SALE Seven passenger, Cole Eight, In good condition, a bargain If taken at once. Call Sundays or ; evenings at 516 West Bridge St 93 I BIG REDUCTION in mall subscrip- | tions to Portland Telegram, for' limited time. See or address Wade i Harmon, 407 G street. Full year ' »3.75. The Oldest Science Astronomy las the glory of bring tbe oldest of the sciences It by watching the ¿{Minified fi<*svena thin man first got hl« conception of an ordered universe, and from that the Idea of other thing* governed by law. Acme Cafe Mmla frotn S:3O a. m. to 19:00 mhlnlglit Regular mrala front HSc it|> t l«vtnllnt-ss— R litte he|p only < oitrt -y and cortllality to gurwta SHERMAN ORTON New Manager Tears. Physlclnn* *tn flint women In whose eyes retire gather qi> < kly have the most beautiful .•>.•* Titty ar.- f.richt, tender mid attractive W«>m, n with the more delicate nerve «v-t.-uia weep tnnre easily What do you need most in your home? WhyDoYouDreadWashday? Why Does Every Woman? Why Are You Always Glad When It’s Over? Doesn’t washday mean in your household a day of confusion and long hours of hard work? It does in homes where the washing is not done electrically with the Western Electric Washer with Swinging Wringer With the swinging wringer you can wring the clothes from the washer into the rinse water, from there to the bluing water and then into the basket without having to move the washer. Western Electric Wash day becomes wash hour and all trouble, confusion and fatigue that the old-time wash-board rubbing and hand-wringing brought into the house are banished at once and for all time. Phone 47 PAUL’S ELECTRIC STORE? 203 South Sixth Street Have you written your letter for the $25.00 Cash Prize ? I DOWN will put this wonderful labor-saver in your home now. The few remain ing easy payments are really met with the savings of laundry bills. Time, worry and work saved means something, too. Now is the Time to Buy! The Special Easy Terms Are Exceptional! Will next washday find you rubbing and wringing the same old-fashioned back-breaking way? Or will it mark the beginning of a lifetime freedom from the washtub and scrubbing board?
