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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 21, 1924)
PAGB TWO GRANTS PASS DAILY COURIER MONDAT, JANt’ART Ml, IMM ADVERTISING RATBS Display apace, per inch-------------- tic ‘ Loeal-persenai column, per liae_l*e Readers, par li»e --------- H . B a ILT COURIER By Mil or carrier per year .. t< •« j By mall or carrier, per m—th t< WEEKLY COL'BIBB By mail, per yax------------------ -UM MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED FREE« The Associated Proas Io Mclytve- ly entitled to the use for roputSka : tion of ail news dispatches credited in this, or all otherwise credited, in | this paper and also the local news palliated herein All rights for republication of special dispatches herein «rt also re served. MONDAY. JANUARY 21, IthM. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ j ♦ OREGON WEATHER ♦ ♦ --------- ♦ ♦ Pacific Const States: Gener- ♦ ♦ ally fair, except rains are prob- ♦ ♦ able alone the north coast be- ♦ ♦ pinning the middle of the week. ♦ ♦ Temperature will be somewhat ♦ ♦ below normal. ♦ ♦ --------- ♦ ♦ Fair tonight and Tuesday. ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*♦♦♦♦ DON'T BLAME CALIFORNIA Judging by what has been trans piring tn highway circles in Oregon of late California highways will be constructed to the California-Oregon line near Monumental and Win chuck before Oregon adjusts matters. The Oregon highway commission states that "there is no use of Ore gon building its end of the line un til California at least makes a start." This refers to the Redwood highway between this place and Grants Pass. The Oregon commission probably does not realise that for many months highway construction has been going on between this place and Grants Pass, in Del Norte county, to connect with the Oregon highway. The work is through the forest re serve, from Gasquet to the state line, and quite a stretch has already been completed. From Gasquet to Cres cent City it la about 17 miles over comparatively level ground and the state is now planning to close the gap, one route with estimates now on file. Another routs down Smith river, from opposite Mill creek to the Crescent City-Smith Biver bridge has been proposed and the matter will soon be decided. "You know that it is the desire and policy «f The American Tobacco Co. to extend to its customers the maximum of service. Reducing the price of a great favorite like Tuxedo—the moment it’s possible—is our idea of delivering this service. Two things have made this reduction possible: 1. A reduction in the cost of Kentucky Burley tobacco and in package materials. 2. Tho consolidation of three of our big plants into one. (Mr. Ford may not be in the tobacco business but he is right about consolidation.) There is a long gap in the Roose velt highway in Curry county. Cali fornia's portion from Crescent City to Winchuck is over a level stretch, requiring only a few months to com So that favorite pocket tin of fresh Tuxedo tobacco which has cost plete it. you fifteen cents or more for the last five years, is yours for just twelve To the south of Crescent City the (12) cents from now on! Every package is— gap between Wilson creek and Klam ath river, seven miles, is rapidly be ing closed. On the south of the Klamath work has been started to connect with the highway in Hum boldt count). In the spring the con struction of the Klamath bridge will begin. By next fall California'» portion of the highway» will be al- FOR SALE—40 acres % tnlle north moit completed ing t0 road new* ,rora ,hat “tate-— limits, 600 apple tioes, some pears If there 1. any lagging in highway C>ty Courier. fine tor Toka grapes. Large six room house overlooking the city building Oregon is doing it, accord- 8ale» book»—Courier office. and valley, packiug house , garage, barn, woodshed etc. Address H. B. Reed, R. F. D. No. 1, Grants Pass, Advertisements under tliis heading Be per line per Issue. All Oregon. _ 89tf Classified mis appear under this hcaing the first time WANT Tit BUY - 3 bronze turkey Hee Mie Large Showing of hens and one gobbler. Year old birds preferred. S. C (iun'er, Rd DRY FIR chunks, 13.50; dry slab 'HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID for 2, phone 602-F-14. 97 wood, «2.75. Prompt delivery. V. raw furs at Sam's Place, «08 H St. WANTED — 6 or 8 more wood (cut I. Megargle, phone 13-1. 93tf |_____________________________ 83tf ters, 81 50 to 82.10 per cord. i WE OFFER a complete photogra FOR SALE—Manzanita, fir and pine Wood and house rent free. Phone phic service—Portraiture, copying 617-F-13. J. H. Robinson & Sons, wood, delivered. Prices right. Ill our South Window. These suits are made of ex old pictures, enlarging, coloring near Wilderville. 97 Phone 617-F-13. 97 kodak finishing—the more diffi tra good wearing cloths, neat patterns and FOR RENT 6-room modern house, cult the job the better we like It FOR SALE Team of fine maros rent 812.50. Apply 917 Orchard* Artcraft 8tudio, phone 88. 60tt about six years old, weighing about Ave. 02 1250 pounds each, also set heavy ¡FOR SALE—Bacon backs, heavy 18c work harness; also about 50 tons LOST—Navy blue and green silk Priced Extremely Low lb. Bacon backs, light, 20c. Picnic good baled alfalfa hay, first, sec belt. Return to Courier office. 98 hams, 14c. Side bacon, 25c. Sugar ond and third cuttings. For par cured hams, 25c. 658 North 6th ticulars write F. J. Newman, Palm WHY PAY MORE'.’ Wil. n you can St- J. H. Ahlf. _______ 101 get a guarapteed storage battery, Bldg . Medford. Oregon. 73tf 6-volt. 11 plate, for 810 60, ex FOR SALE-—Manzanita, pine and ill GOOD BUYS Ford Touring, good change price. Recharge 75c. wood. Houser Bros. Phone 28 6. rubber, 850. Phone 277-R. Esnungee Battery ! _ ______ 70tf Shop. 505 8. 6th St. 100 ¡FOR RENT—3-room furnished MAXWELL TOURING, 1917, 850. AUTO ACCIDENT Insurance—8 1000 I apartment. Inquire 308 I) St. !>7 principal sunt, 825 weekly indem Come in and look them over - -we DESIRABLE APARTMENT for rent nity, total cost 85 per year. A. have several others to choose —Also small house for one or two C. Wheeler, 519 H St. 98 from. W. 8. Maxwell Co. 97 people, reasonable. Call 417 E St. 90tf FOR RENT Comfortable sleeping FUR SALE -One hundred-Jn three I piece dinner set. Initialed "3." room. Phone 370-R. 94tf Cost 832. for sale at 815. Also a 1 KEEP THIS IN MIND— Do not de cide about that photograph until T M STOTT—Insurance Specialist. baby carriage. See Smith at Art- I you have visited THE PICTURE craft Studio. 98 Automobile Insurance a Specialty. MILL. Quality Portrait» only are Reasonable Rat* t _ _ 87tf FOR SALE White Wyandotte cock- ■ I produced here. 82tf erel. Phone 534-R. 02 | PARTY WHo-Lett a black FOR QUICK SALE 25 million or THE heifer with brown stripe on back, i more white pine timber. nt my place last November, is here SPANIARD WINS FORTUNE Price reasonable. by notified to call, pay charges PLAYING MTATB MYTTKIIV Quality good and take animal st once. Antone Loggiug conditions excellent Varga, Wonder, Ore. 99 Good mill site. London, Jan. 21.- (I. N. 3.)—Ju PHONS 43 611 H ST. 8 miles from R. R Live market. a. L. GALBRAITH—Real estate. In an 'Fernandez, a Spanish waiter etn Ac’.dress P. O. Box 1168, Klamath surance an<* plat« glass liability. Falls, Oregon. 101 .Tuffs Bldg. 6th and U. Phone 28. ployed at a famous London restaur PEOPLE’S MARKET Boys’ Knee Pant Suits Golden Rule Store Mine and Mill Supplies Machinery and Heavy Hardware P. S. WOODIN ant. has t ome Into a small fortuna by ■ information thnt he hnd won part of winning a part of th» first prit» of the Hpanlsh Alate Ixittecy of |l,. the priM, Fernandez hustled his wile 000,006. and child aboard the first steamship Immediately upon receipt of the 'for Spain to claim tho money.
