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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 28, 1920)
wedxi sdav , F 4GK TWO Placer location notice* at Courier office GRANTS PASS OAILÏ COURIER Palm Olive Special Published Daily Except Sunday A. S VOORHIM. Pub and Propr ’ ■titered at poetoffice, Granta Paas. Ore., aa second claae mail matter ADVERTISING RATES DLaplay epace, per inch................... »O'- Local penonal column, per line..10c Readers, per line....................... ....... DAILY COURIER By mall or carrier, per year .J» 00 By mall or carrier, per month .60 WEEKLY COURIER By mall, per year tin iw, it»J<h A NEW LINK «»r Hand Painted China For That Cough After the “Flu” IN III« It (MH,II DESK.NS IT 1 VERY RE »SON SIILE Pith I Lingering colds and cough* that follow the grip or influenza are difficult to overcome, but many such sufferer* have found relief in Foley’s I loney and Tar. 3 Bars of Soap Free i ini I He© Our BARNES, The Jeweler Nest 4oor Fir*» Natioaal Itaa* B. P. Time laspector Says It is Worth »50.00 a Bottle Try P. 0. Shampoo »- °° KINNEY & TRUAX GROCERY Wm Barn««, S ro Antonio, T cm . writes •‘Foley*» Honey and Ter »• undoubtedly the beet cough remedy in the world I know thia ia so bocauaa I (ound it to bo so. Actual oaperioneo taught me. It haa been worth $50 00 ab otlle to me. Early in the eeaaon I had the tlu.’ which IcM ma weal» and with a peraiatent cough The cough hung on and 1 became much worried about it Someone adviaed me to try Foloy’e Honey and Tar and I bo^in taking it that night. I have aww completely recovered a nd do not cough at all.** MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Tress is exclusively j entitled to the use for republication Quality Service of all news dispatches credited to It or all otherwise credited In this ; paper and also the local news pub-, T lished herein. All right* of r*publloation of *»*- the educational system will be kept place is essential. And as the com eiai dispatches hereto M* up with the rest of the procession. munity grows, the park becomes es served. COMPOUND sential to community health as well AN OLD RELIABLE FAMILY as happiness. Setting aside a defi REMEDY, recoininended for coughs, PARKS FOR THE FUTURE WEDNESDAY, JANI ARA' 2S. 1920 7, The present is always a good time nite perccnteg* of -every new land colds, tickling of the throat, spasmodic whooping cough, la grippe, and ♦ ♦ e > ♦ e ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ J to put into effective operation any development for such a purimee is a croup, bronchial coughs, hoarseness, etc. OREGON WEATHER ♦ , wise plan for Improving conditions. very wise step indeed. ♦ r | All users praise its prompt an. I Fair except, probably rain in . no matter how long overdue the plau ♦ efficient action. Absolutely safe Mo- ■ is. It is so in the case of the new BORN ♦ the northwest portion, Contains no opiates. derate southerly winds. J park plan suggested by the Cook OHAPPHC—To Mr and Mrs. R G. SOLI» EVERYWHERE Chappel of Merlin, Wednesday, ♦ county, Ill., real estate board. Chi i January 28. a daughter cago has developed rapidly, and its W'HERE OREGON IS LAGGING park systems are not adequate to the Whitpn* Oregon has prided herself upon needs of the city.* Chicago is still her educational institutions, yet ed growing, and the proposed plan of like peroxide ucation has had to advance by a con the real estate board will be a great stant fight in legislative sessions for help in securing needed parks for the future. the things neceesary to carry it The real estate board has proposed along. Demand has always been that in the opening of new subdi Tooth Paste pressing hard upon the heels of Sold only where ADS equipment, and today demancr has visions. 5 per cent of every 40 acres good« are displayed | or more shall be given to the city, far outstripped the provision the with the understanding that it shall Larh^Tube 25<^ \ state has made to care for its youth be maintained by the city as a park who seek knowledge. The country space or returned to the original schools of the state are forced to MILL RUN owners. No matter how rapidly a close because there are no teachers MIDDLINGS new section develops or how fast for them. Why the lack? Simply CORN AND HARLEY CHOP I new population crowds in. this sys- »PRESCRIBE A VACUUM because the teaching profession has MILK PRODUCER [ tem will insure frequent breathing CLEANER AND AMOTOR. not been made sufficiently attractive, i ROLLED BARLEY F or your scwi (Hi MB spaces with green lawns, flower beds, It led to no definite goal either in ALFALFA ANI» MOLASSES shrubbery and trees. CHOP salary or in position, Better wages It is a plan which many a much RLATCHEORD8 CALF MEAL could be obtained in other callings smaller city than Chicago would do CRACKED CORN and the ranks of the teaching fbrees well to think over carefully and S4 RATCH FOOD were depleted. adopt for its own development, A BGG PRODUCER Even the higher institutions of small city or town, or e<en a vi|- WHEAT learning find themselves in same po lage, may be just as cramped and i LITTLE CHK K FOOD sition as the country school. Their leaders leeve for other professions crowded in proportion to its popu or for other positions. Again It is lation as a metropolis. Parks are largely a question of the adequacy not only public recreation grounds, THE 01.1» FAMILY DOCTOR of the wage. In matter of physical but public meeting places aS well. knew what he was talking equipment the state schools are in Today when community welfare goes about, it wasn't medi ine that about the same position as in the hand in hand with friendliness and the overworked housewife teaching staff. Buildings are inade neighborly good times, an attractive The California and Oregoo needed, It was a rest from the Coast Railroad Company quate to care for the great army of and accessible open-air gathering slavery of antiquated houae- TIME CARD keeping methods, What the young men and women who seek our doctor ordered is to be found colleges, and the first duty in meet- Effective Nov. 24, 191*. E TACKLE A JOB OF 1 at this shop and belongs in Ing the situation will be to provide ‘ every home. THAT’S Trains will run Mondays, Wednes- more housing space. We are mort- ■ days and Fridays. THE REASON gaging the future to build highways I P.M. Leave Grants Pass ........... 1 \A/E that people may travel faster. Why P M. 2 ADVERTISE) Arrive W’aters Creek . be niggardly in taking the necessary 2:30 P.M Leave Waters Creek . ^pbRS£LKT^ STORE P.M. Arrive Grants Pass 4 steps that our people may live bet For information regarding freight ter? The educational relief bill that -oo PHONE 47 and passenger rates call at the office will be upon the ballot next May will of the company. I.nndburg building, in a measure meet the present need or telephone 131. caused by higher prices of materials and salaries. But Oregon ought now I to adopt a definite policy whereby Foley’s Honey and Tar i We Are Exclusive Agents for MACK TRUCK in Josephine County yot contempi , vn rt h < ms. 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DEDRICK ôKI F Street Rhone 3O8-.I Prices ipon Application MANAGER III NT TAKER MIT'H I’LEASI RE IX tN.XOl X< IXG IIE HAS ARRANGED WITH HENIO W. SAVAGE, PRODI <'ER OF WORI.D-FAMOI’H MUSICAL COMEDIES, SEXI» HIS LEADING STAR MITZI NOW I<E< <MJNTZED AS AMERICA’S HIRE.MONT PRIMI DOX’. X I < <»MEDIAN TO THE Page Theatre, Tuesday Evening, Feb. 3rd N THE Mt < ll-T »LKF.li \IM»I T MI SK AL < I»MEIO Head Over Heels Black linlincd hear) calf skin with two full '•<>i»v>. For only The organization «ill conic complete, without change, even includes the opera orchestra an<l trotpe oí Mensatlonal ii< rohatM. PICK ES AS IN siz.es !» to 12 12It to 2 for only $1-35 Size» 21-, to <> to»- olili SI.Sô ILL < ITIES, .rate, #1.00, #1.5«». #2.0», #230 NOTE—Mail orders with check including war tax received now and filled in order of ifceipt. Rogulnr Saturday, Jan. 31. N<< phone < rders » an traction. This is the largest and most notable Musical Comedy Company to visit th > West in several years. i I G. B. 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