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paper and also the local news pub thought it was laziness, but now he with encephalitis lethargia. he will
lished herein
make no effort to save himself, bul
All rights of republication of spe knew it was liver complaint!
will drift slowly and inevitably down
cial dispatches herein are also re
fraternity
has
a
Now the medical
served .
the wasted years to final dissolution
The
doctors
call
new name for it.
Tl ESDAY. APRIL H. 1M0.
lethargia.”
It
it, "encephalitis
A RECIPE FOR SIXN’KBS
seems that this preference for resist
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"The
world cau be dividevl into
♦ ing rather than working, or fishing
OREGON WEATHER
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two
classes,"
said a philosopher.
♦ rather than figuring, arises because
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"There
are
those
who see things and
♦ a man is not working at the right
Weather for the Week
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those
who
don
’
t.
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Pacific Coast States: Fair,
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job. When he finds his own real
♦ except occasional rain south ♦ job, the symptoms will disappear and
He might have Added that seeing
♦ Pacific Coast. Normal temper ♦
thiugs, though of extreme import
be replaced by energy.
♦ ature probable.
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It is not laziness which makes the ance, is only one-third the journey to
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Tonight
and
Wednesday
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feet lag to the office, or the heart success, Another third is the self-
♦ showers. Warmer east portion.
grow heavy at the sight of the stack control necessary to do the thing
♦
♦ Gentle southerly winds.
of dishes in the kitchen sink. Per which is necessary to be done, no
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ish the thought! It is a sickness of matter how hard or unpleasant the;
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Tl IXIU . APRII. O, IIMM.
UKANI« PARK DAILY COURMCR
two
the mind arising from misplaced ac
tivity.
Jerome K. Jerome said that he,
read a patent medicine advertise- '
There is a chosen job for every
ment once which gave the symptoms ■ sufferer from this disease if he will
of liver complaint, and one of the but search until he finds it; and
symptoms was, “A total disinclina- when he can work strongly and vig-
tlon to work of any kind.” Then, for orously at the job for the job’s sake,
the first time in hie life, Jerome de- not for what it provides in food and
dared, he knew what was the mat- raiment, he will be cured.
ter with him.
He had always!
Of course, if he is too far gone
Ladle-. black kid pumps. new toe and heel, 2 lí to 7 at
lanlies black kid oxford, military heel, 2H to 7
•4.05
The man or woman who has the
vision to pick out of the trackless'
future his one right road, who has
courage to start .upon it, and self-,
control to stick to it in spite of dif
ficulties and temptations to slde-is
sues is the man or woman who is
sure to reach success.
Nothing can hurt him too deeply
for recovery, nothing can injure him
permanently, nothing can stop him.
, Life does not bewilder him —it serves |
. him. And he, in turn, constantly
j serves humanity.
For success three thingB are ne-
cxsary : Vislon, courage, self-control.
THE FOOT COMFORT STORE
Open 7:30 to 5:30 except Saturday 7:30 to 9
Business Changes Hands
I have taken over the C. L. Hobart Co.’s auto repair anti machine
shop and am now prepared to work on any make of car, do weld
ing and machine work of all kinds and give you thorough satisfac
tion, whatever your work ma; be.
Aments Auto Repair & Machine Ship
G. B, BERRY
Harness and Saddlery
Àuto Top «nd Canvas Work
With Grants P ass Hardware Co.
Paul’s Electric Store
COMING EVENTS
April 9. Friday—Interchurch World
conference at Baptist church.
Apr. 16, Friday—Discussion of meas
ures by Josephine County Legisla
tive club for Women.
April 20, Tuesday—Benefit con
cert by the Grants Pass chorus.
April 23, Tuesday—Albany college
conservatory faculty concert, at
Bethany Presbyterian church.
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OF
OWNERSHIP,
MAN »GEMENT. <TR< IT.!-
TION, ETC.
| Required by-Act of August 24. 1913.
Of the Grants Pass Daily Courier,
published dally at Grants Pass. Ore
gon, for April 1, 1920.
Publisher. A. E. Voorhies.
Editor, Wilford Allen.
Managing Editor. A. E. Voorhies.
Business Manager, A. E. Voorhies.
Owner, A. E Voorhies'.
Bondholders.
mortgagees
and
other security holders, holding I per
cent or more of total amount of
bonds. None.
Average number of copies of each
issue of this publication sold or dis
tributed through the malls or other-
I wise, to paid ■ubserlbers, during the
I six months preceding the date shown
I above. 1126.
(Signed) A. E. VOORHIES.
Subserfbed and sworn to before
me this 1st day of April, 1920.
CLARA E. TREFREN.
Notary Public.
i My commission expires
September 9, 1923.1
Read the classified ads.
Engraved Cards—-Courier office.
Orders for Electrical Goods or call»
for service will be promptly taken
care of b.v Mr. l’aul pending the ar-
rival of a competent man to repre
sent us in Northern California and
Southern Oregon. Upon his arrival
notice will be given in these col-
ihm «.
Vidros-. all calls direct to
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Keep the vital organs healthy by
regularly taking the world’s stand
ard remedy for kidney, liver,
bladder and uric acid troubles—
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Ths National Remedy of Holland for
centuries and endorsed by Queen Wilhel
mine. At ell druggists, three size*.
Laak fee «he m * m Geld Medal aa eeerr bee
«■id
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Paid advertisements
rim
EDERALS are not only bettw
equipped to »land punishment
from die road but also from the
Primar» ricitlon May 2t.
The exclusive Double Csbta-
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from internal rim trouble».
ARTHUR S COUTANT
Republican Candidate for
Nomine'«« for
Joséphine county
Four twisted »reel cablet hold
Federal Tires firmly on the rim;
keep them from shifting, rucking,
blowing off <x the toe bead pinch-
■ ng the tube.
F. L. C00N
This prevents rim cut» and blow
outs just above the rim.
Republican Candidate for
Nominee for
Thousand« of Federal users arc
proving thia every day.
COUNTY CLERK
Fedrr.il« could be economizing
for you, but not únicas you have
them on your car. l-ct us tell you
more alvait Federal Tires and why
they save money,
Present Deputy County Clerk
D. 0 HAYES
Republican Candidate for
Nominee for
ASSESSOR
Present Deputy Assessor
Rutiré
Trra.1
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fit
C. L. HOBART CO
ECLUS POLLOCK
Republican < anilMate for
Nominee for
COUNTY JUDGE
H. H. ALLYN
COUNTY CLERK
Economy—Efficiency—Service
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OOL,E>E
double cable base
Republican Candidate for
Nominee for
Serv ice* at St. Luke’s—
There will be services at 10 a. ni.
Wednesday at St. Luke’s Episcopal
church. Celebration of Holy Com
munion with short address.
Rev.
Philip K. Hammond, vicar in charge
Plats of Grants Pass—
Blue print plats of Granta Pass.
$1.50; blue line prints, $1.75, at
79tf
the Courier office.
BARNES, The Jeweler
COUNTY JUDGE
details of doing it may be.
S».5O
Iridie*. brown kid oxfords, long vamp and high heel, 2lt to 7 SI.05
Easter Sunday »ill be remember
by those who were in attendance at
both Bible school and church ser
vice at th»» church of Christ yester
day. The Bible school program was
ivom posed of songs and recitation*
from the beginner and primary de-
part meats with the final tableaux
representing the national benevolent
work of the church. While a duet
march wan played, the Bible school
led by the beginners marche«l by the
gift basket and a total offering of
$37.24 was the result.
The message at the church service t
was inspiring in its lending to higher
ideals in life and brought conviction
to the hearts of five |>eople to give
themselves to Christ. Two others
placed their membership with the
local congregation. Evening brought
another splendid audience and an
other stirring nMBsage after which !
the five people were taken into the I
church.
M c F adden
Republican < andidate for
Nomine«' for
CO COMMISSIONER
Present Commissioner
BEN H. JESS
Republican Candidate for
Nominee for
The Value We
Are Giving
CO. COMMISSIONER
Economy—Service
GEO. W. LEWIS
Republican Candidate for
Nominen for
SHERIFF
Present Incumbent
W. T. MILLER
Democrat!«' Candidate for
Nominee for
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
Present Incumlx'nt
ALICE M. BACON
Republican Candidate for
N<>mlne<- for
COUNTY SCHOOL SUPT
AGENTS
FOR
HUDSON
MAXWELL
CHALMERS AND ESSEX CARS
COLLINS ÀUTO COMPANY
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ACCOSORICS AHO RIPAIRO
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How my back aches!”
After Grip, "flu" or cold.’, the kidneys
Ind bladder are often sffoe.ted—called
nephritis, or Inflammation of kidneys.
This 1« the red llag of danger—better
be wise and check the further inroads of
kidney discs -<• by obtaining that wonder
ful discovery of I)r. Pierce’s, known as
Anuric fantl-nrlc-acld), liecaiise it expel»
the uric Held |x<ison from the body and
removes tho-e pains, such as backache,
rheumatism in muscles and joints.
Naturally when the kidneys are
deranged tbe t.hssl is filled with polson-
on- waste matter, which settle- In the
feet, ankles and wrists; or under the
eyes In Img-llke formations.
Dr. Pierce's Anuric Is many times more
potent than litlila and often eliminates
uric acid us hot tea melts sugar.
M apeka . C al .— "1 recommend Dr.
Pierce's Aiiuric very highly. I have
suffered for the last three years with
catarrh of the bladder, having tried
every remedy I hoard of but without
relief. I saw Anuric, advertised In
the paper,
r
and
__ like a drowning man
‘ '' ' at
grubiting
a‘ a -traw I thought I. would
Jso, which I did with great suc
try ___
It also.
cess. as It relieved me almost liiuuv-
dlately, before 1 had taken all of the
trial package, and having great confi
dence In the remedy I Immediately sent
V> t he drug store and bought a pack age.
1 can sav to all suffering from any
disease of the kidney- or uric arid
troubles, try this remedy and suffer no
longer. I have great failli in lioctar
I'itn <
n no...
• ..'.ii.
STRSST,
GRANTS PASS, ORI.
Dear Madam: •
You are Interested in the better
way to cook, "electrically.”
\nd
that you may have ¡in opportunity to
more thoroughly investigate the pos
sibilities of the electric range, Miss
B. E. Galvin, Home Economist of
the Edison Electric Appliance Co.,
Inc., Chicago nnd Ontario, Califor
nia, cordially Invites yon Io a s.a clal
demons! ration at our store ench af
ternoon from April I 2th I 7th.
CRAMER BROS HOWE. (K> ,
Grants Pass, Oregon
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