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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1924)
Pinr turn r ftxirr nrrrn <x>mTPR | PERSONAL S? LOCAL FLY SPRAY Knocks Out Fib's. Protects Dairy Vows Clean — Clear — Dependable Does Not Taint Milk Rogue River Hardware Company The WINCHESTER Store HEATHERDOWN RUGS A wonderful, all-wool rug in plain effect, at a re markably low price, just arrived. Made in all sizes. Just what von have I htti wanting. Don’t miss this wonderful bargain. See them at HELMER’S 4 ”THB HOME OF GOOD FURNITURE" Oregon Sampling & Testing Works (Not Incorporated) HENRY M. LANCASTER Engineer ORLANDO J. RENSTON Chemist A limited amount of commercial chemical analysis and fire assay- ing will be done, Schedule of charges now being prepared, will be furnished upon request. 201 West F Street PERMANENT OFFICE Grants Pass, Oregon Telephone 97 over. The men were equipped with powder and supplies and expect to A number of fishermen and mem- increase the salmon run by 90 per hers of the state game department cent. The work was made possible left this morning for the lower through the state fish commission Rogue to blast out obstructions at acting I on the request of the local Rainey Falls so that fish can get • commercial comm« fishermen. Start for lower Rogue Buys Cough* Truck— Fred Isham announced today that he has purchased the Hurry Congle dray anti trunfer line and has Incor porated it with his own. Thia gives Mr. Isham four trucks in Ills local R. R. Hanlware th-ts 2nd Prize— transfer system. Mr. Congle ex The Rogue River Hardware busi pacts to leave Grants Pass but Ims ness office has as new equipment u not stated where he Is going. «-drawer alesi filing cabluet \alued at 175, which wan awarded to this Sharp Residence Burns— company as a second prise in u Win- Th«* residence of L. L. Sharp, ou chaster prix«' offering. Thia • etnpo- th«» upper river road, burned to the tilion was a Pacific coast affair. ground on Thursday. The blaze started a fair sited brush fire which was soon controlled by th«» neigh« Prise Carnival Dance Tonight— hors, who responded to the call for Don’t miss it. a real party front start to finish! Fair Grounds Pa aid. Mrs. Sharp was alone when the vilion, Medford. 27 fire broke out and does not know how It originated. Very little was I saved. Out K nox ■UTX rDA’t. J« XI 31, 1031 Mr. and Mrs. A. R. nr'«shear, of Rogue River, wore at.i<u>q the visit ors !n Grants Pass yest-rday. Optical goods at Letcher 4 Son's. Mrs. Joe Galvin leaves tomorrow for Portland to spend th«' next two weeks visiting with her mother. Special bargains in a lu nt In uni 27 ware at Cramer Bros. Matthew and Georg«' Riildle and Glenn Johnson are spending a day or two in the Caves district. Special inducement. Join the So- 2 7 curity Benefit Asso. Will Attend lk»n«Y— Mrs. J. L. Coburn arrive«! 1 last Several parties of local people night from Portland to visit her plan to drive to Medford this evening mother. Mrs. J. M. Tetherow. to attend the prise carnival party Join the Security Benefit Ass’n. it which will be staged at the Fair Mr. au«l Mrs. Eugene Bureau will Grounds. This will be th«' last of leave the city tomorrow for Portland three of these big carnival dances in their car. They expect to tie gone which have been given this week for two weeks. and a large attendance Is expected. New fishing tackle for trout 27 streams at Cramer Bros. M. n . P. L. Mohler and Mrs. Allen Big Carnival Dann' Tonight— Confetti! Serpintlne! Balloons! Underwood will drive to Wheeler. Ore., with Mrs. Charles Gilmore to Favors! Prlxes! Fair Grounds Pa Everybody's (T«k- morrow and will spend the next vilion. Medford. week visiting there with her. See Dr. Marks for best glasses. tf. George Riddle goes to Eugene on Car Goes <»ff Grade— A car driven by four California Monday and will be on the IT. of O. extension division staff for the sum college boys went off the grade just mer and will also do special work on above the Savage Rapids dam late last night and took the boys for an his master's degree. Security Benefit will give you five impromptu boat ride in the lake different policies to choose from. 27 above the dam. The car went off Mrs. Gray ami Miss Harper, of at the lower end of the dyke but did Gold Hill, spent Friday in Grants not turn over. The car was pulled Pass. They are teachers in the Gold out this morning. .None of the boys Hill schools and were here to call were hurt. on Mrs. Alice M. Bacon, county Fine Photographs— school superintendent. Need not be expensive—ours are Bamboo leaf rakes at Cramer not Art Craft Studio. Baby Special Bros. 27 Henry Swan and two sons. V. A. j ists. and C. B.. leave Monday for Port land. expecting to remain indefinite- i Simona Talks at Visalia— ly. They have a place near Grants A. M. Simons, formerly a resident Pass and have been here about two of Visalia but now residing at years. Grants Paas. Oregon, where he is a Fine social features in the Security member of the Rotary club, address Benefit Asso. 27 ed members of the Visalia Rotary Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Opdycke end club at today's meeting of that or Mrs. Horace Lyon, of San Francisco, ganization in Hotel Johnson. Cap- who is visiting here with her slater. tain Simons told something about Mrs. Opdycke, will leave in the the southern Oregon country, de- morning for Albany where they will scribing it as a paradise for flsher- men. hunters and tourists, and de spend a short time visiting. Fresh fruits—Tourist Grocery, tf claring that the entire Pacific coast Garden hose and lawn sprinklers should be united In a movement to at Cramer Bros. 27 bring Eastern tourists to this coast. Miss Thelma Wilkinson, of Grants The speaker also urged local people Pass, and Miss Flora Snider, of to plan to some day take the wonder-1 Marshfield, arrived recently to enter fully scenic trip over the Redwood the Summer Normal. With them is highway, from San Francisco north Martha Wilkinson, who has been vis to Grants Pass and Crater l.ake. iting. and who will return to Grants which by next year will be in splen Pass tomorrow.—Ashland Tidings. did shape and is not at all bad now. Glasses fitted at Letcher & Son’s. —Visalia (Cal.) Times. A. S. Rosenbaum was in Grants Pass this morning, meeting J. M. Mulkey, assistant traffic manager of I the Southern Pacific, who with his family is planning on a trip to Cra ter Lake, accompanied by Mr. Rosen Rowell’s, of Course I baum. Camp stoves and camp furniture at Cramer Bros. 27 Judge Duby, chairman of the state highway commission, Roy Klein state highway engineer, and Judge Mahoney, member of the commis The “FOUNTAIN GE sion. stopped at the Oxford for a YOUTH’’ brought to short time today on their way to your dressing table. Portland. Japalac in all shades and sizes at Cramer Bros. 27 Get a copy of SKIN Z 4 PioneerPhotoPhinishers B E L C A N O ANALYSIS asking. Six and a Half Million Farms for the Rogue River I uu II cm Im ifcil— The ladies of Rogue River and the Evans creak district are Invited to attend the Courier's Free Electric Cooking school next week. There are many famous cooks tn Rogue River and Inasmuch as that territory is tributary to Grants Pass the I Courier wishes them to have full nd-1 vantage of the cooking school Millinery Sale! Millinery Sale! Prices Slashed. » Mrs. NELLIE NEAS DIAMOND CUT GLASS FOR ..June Brides • • Barnes’ Jewelry and Gift Shop Have Your Kodak Ready Gets many a picture other film would miss. Why? 7/\ wider range of exposure. Couch’s Pharmacy HOT WEATHER IS HERE! Music and Photo House Stanton Rowell, Propr. GRANTS PISS, OREGON SHINGLES Three C’s Lumber Company Phone .’>!) West G Street Ia*t Vs l»<> Your Cooking. A share of your patronage ap preciated. Sonici hing Special Every Sunday GOOD EATS CAFE R. E. Barnwell, Mtr. FOLKS IN OUR TOWN NEW Ladies' and Girls’ Pumps and Oxfords, Browns or Blacks, Suedes and Kid. •H IT R\ISHI\l.S Woodward’s SHOES FOR THE FAMILY HCULO • IS Tuig Vcu MAY » THIS'S CURLY • IF NOU HiWlN'T ANY OATC ON TO-NIGHT I COME OVER Co«LV Out of Luck Again Edward McCullough AUTOCASTER CLEMENS Bells Drugs and Books Late census reports state that in the United States there are six and a half million farms with an average of 148 acres. The total value of these farms is nearly seventy - eight billion dollars. It is evident, therefore, that farming is, not only in importance but in size, the basic indus try of our country. Our facilities are always at the command of the farmer. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SOUTHERN OREGON On th«* Installment Plan »40, » 15 and up JOHN HUMMEL Tuffs Bldg., 517 H Street Josephine Barber Shop Shop of Personal Service Electrical Hair Treatments and Maaaage Couch’s Pharmacy •’OR FILMS, DEVELOP ING AND PRINTING In by » it. in. out I»* I p. in. Save With Vs BETTER FRUITS GUARANTEED GOODS The Un bit Grown THE TRUAX GROCERY i^ADIO ' HINTS Having trouble with aerials sus pended from trees? It is due, probably to changing capacity when the tree is blown l>y the wind or breaking when the strain is great. Here’s a good way to over come most tree trouble. One end of aerial is attached to your house with its lead wire running to set. To the other end fasten a strip of rubber from an automobile inner tube in place of the regular insula tion. To the free end of the strip of rubber fssten a rope and run the rope through a wheel pulley. On the end of this rope, now through the pulley, fasten a heavy stone to keep the aerial from get ting slack. To the free end of the pulley attach a rope am bind the rope around the tree. The results are obvious. , » - One cause of poor reception has' been discovered to be caused by the screws holding the contact plates and the nuts on a tube socket being loose. Also the nuts holding the screws in the rheostat work loose and rattling results. Tighten all screws and nuts from time to time. A crystal cuts expense. Sets using a crystal detector and four amplifier tubes draw only half as much current as sets using n soft vacuum tube detector and four amplifying tubes. A little vaseline placed on ths terminals of a storage battery will prevent corrosion. Many complain that their set worked all right last week but won t work now. Examination proves nothing amiss, even the bat teries being Mll right. Often the trouble lies in a connection which na# become corroded through the JJJ* 1°° much soldering flux, this may not show on the surface. Better re-wire the whole set. ♦
