Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, April 15, 1920, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Texttilt 10*1» SA . tl'IUL IA, lf»2O. -------------------------------- « (illlMS PASH DAILY <<»! RIKK PIGE FOUR I I Security Lends Itself To Our Depositors b Your funds are safeguarded by ample resources, strong management and oonetaat national super, ¡»ion The First National Bank adheres closely to the bed rock principles that characterize America's most powerful financial institutions. The continued growth of this bank is the result of progressive and efficient service. This service is at your command and your account is invited NATIONAL BANK THE MFMBUI SY5TFM OF êOlTHKRX ORRGON REGISTERED Hereford Bulls at Auction Medford, Oregon Monday, Apr. 19,1920 Consignment from the E. H. Holloway Ranch Corvallis, Consisting of 15 Pure Bred Bulls 15 SIRED BY LORD DONALD TERMS OF SALE—Cash or bankable note. CATTLE—All bulls are tested for tuberculosis and are guaranteed breeders. All are registered in the American Hereford Breeders’ Association. COL. A. L. STEVENSON, Auctioneer For details see 0. I. PAULSON, Sales Manager—At Holland Hotel PER52NÆL LOQÆL For Spring and Summer TOP; Ohm.unel l’ilio;:-tritimi this week Dorn'ing Parly— at our More Rogue River Hardware Frida, night at the Waldorf hull ' 48 — This week is Chinanicl ueek at otir Notioo— .store. Rogue Ki,er Hdwe Co. 48 Modern Woodmen of America, pay | “Nujol" for constipation. Sabin all du«w and *sseraintuits at the office has it. 47 of Blanchard A Blanchard Hemstitching and pecotlng, lbc Blanchard, clerk. and 12c per yard Nellie Nena. 01 If Ijearn how to grain with Chinarne! liemonstrations at our store this Four Wrc© J** j Orcheat M the danoini party Friday night week. Rogue River Hardware Co. I 8100 cash for any old Ford.1 Ament's Auto Repair and Machine 4<i* for Saturday— Shop 48 Xdvertlsing for Saturday's 4'ourier Ixuirn how to finish your floors should be In the office Friday after- with Chfnamel. Expert demonstrator noon. late comers are apt to be dis at our store this week. Rogue River appointed. Hardware Co. 48 You get a 30c can of Chinarne! free with purchase of a 25c brush at A female bull dog. brindi«, on« our demonstrations this week. Rogue white eye, long tail, black collar, an River Hardware Co. 48 swers to the name of Peggy Butt- able reward for the return to the NEW TODAY Sheriff's office 48 -THE. Automobile. Accident and Plata of Grant» Pa— Health Insurance. T. M Btott. Blue print plats of Granta Pau i 308-10 North Sixth street Tele- 8150; blue line prints. 81.71, at phone 44-J. 42tf the Courier office. 79tf | FOR. 3AIJC latte model Ford tour ing. well preserved by tra reful handling, almost like new. Price right. Left with Gigler. across the bridge ANI» IPrs. Pelli« H«a$ N ik re—ur t«i Mr«. K. Itahkopf TAILORING put« a mail in pertrit harmony with the accomplishment of the "big idea.” MO 8 CALHOUN il Over fifteen years local da* Tailor Spring Wallpaper Special* Now la thè lime io mahe thè boom more homr-Uk' are makleg thè prtcr righi Come in aad let — | »urr lo bri Mg thè <U»ra»hm< of ,<mr room*— ( •• « ’IU- AST HIGH, A SEW M»T Uw »tore that mAkrs tbn pHcr) 71 ' SILICATE OF SODA HOLMAN’S FURNITURE STORE “Tiie Utile «tore Around (be Corner" I «10.5 <■ »tree« Opposite tin* IU<n<i M immi ! (Water Gia—) Eggs are cheaper now than they have been tor many a day. And right now is the time to lay in a stock of them. Sili cate of Soda covers them like glass and Is therefore a sure preservative. Full and simple directions with each package. CLEMENS 101ft Buick Touring, good »i>M|H*. < tialnicrx “Rug." first ebuta. no 7 Ikxiw, Maxwell, juM NIFTY SPRING SUITS overhaul«!. k < mm | I iu ,. 11H1I Ileo, bargain |iricc. SHOES and FURNISHINGS tOR MEN Sells Drugs and Books Peerless Clothing Co. SALE AT 1 O’CLOCK P M VINSON’S STABLE, NORTH RIVERSIDE «¡ 4 iDERAE DOUBLE CABLE BASE T ires „.* They Give More Miles EDERALS are not only better equipped to stand punishment from the road but also from the F rim. The exclusive C-H, Bise feature free, Fe feral Tires from internal rim troubles. A Few New SONGS 30« HERE. Die ELSEWHERE 1’11 Tell the World. Venetian Moon. Land of Allah. WOnderful Pal. Just for Y'ou. You’d Be Surprised. l.ovr I'm .Always Falling in With the Other Fell«»»»’» Girl Eye Ix>- Friday Special Iftc to ftOc sheet «míale, 1Oc per copy FRIDAY' ONIA' Thousands of Federal users are proving this every day. Federa), could be economizing for you, but not unless you have them on your car. Let us tell you more about Federal Tires and why they save money. Triad "EMr» My E»EriC C. L. HOBART CO Swope Auto Co Buick Agency l.oodycar Tim» and Tuli«« STANTON ROWELL Music and Photo Hmiiu- 507 G Street STATE SENATOR J. N. JOHNSTON Paid advertisements Republican (i.mllilMte for Nominee fur Primary Election May 31. I»20 ARTHUR S. C0UTANT Republican Candidate for Nominee for COUNTY JUDGE Jowephlne County F. L. C00N COUNTY CLERK I‘retie nt Heputy County Clerk D. 0 HAYES ASSESSOR Pr<-«ent Deputy Asse—or ECLUS POLLOCK Republican Candidate for Nominee for COUNTY JUDGE H. H. ALLYN NOTICE IS HE1WBY GIVEN, that the county court of Josephine coua- ty. Oraron, wlll consider bids for the construction of thirteen and one-half miles of road, commencing at the South end of the bridge acrons Ap plegate, near Murphy, and running thence to the Williams' postpotrice, according to the specifications and profile on file in the office of the state highway engineer at the court- CO COMMISSIONER C G. GILLETTE Democratic Candidal«' for Nominee for Re«'lecti«»n for M W GATES DvmocraUc « andida!«* for Nominee for CO COMMISSIONER Republican Candidata for Nominee for f)N the dates given below, an expert demonstrator, will show the marvelous brilliance and beauty of Chi-Namei finishes and explain the oriental mysteries of China Wood Oil, which makes these self leveling finishes, so easy to apply by amateurs. Come in and their sparkling transparency, radiant coloring and diversified uses for home decorations. CO. COMMISSIONER Present NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the County Court of Josephine; County, Oregon, respectfully requests; and urges the taxpayers of Road DI h - 1 tricts Nos. 4 and 5 to meet with them on the 24th day of April, 1920, I atd o'clock p. m . to discuss the pros 1 LAST TIME3 TONIGHT Anita Stewart ill Human Desire” Commi—loner Story of a waif who adore« habit*« and a wife who hates them BEN H. JESS Republican Candidate for Nominee tor CO. COMMISSIONER Bcon om y—Servi ce GEO. W. LEWIS Republican Candidate for Nominee for SHERIFF W.T MILLER Democratic Candidate for Nominee for DISTRICT ATTORNEY Prenent Incumbent ty Clerk. The court reserves the right to re ject any or all bids, or award the contract according to the best in terest of the county. By order of the county court of Josephine County. Oregon. E L COBURN. Countv Clerk. OREGON NOTICE OF ROAD MEETING J. S McFADDEN DEMONSTRATION April 12th to 17th Rogue River Hardware Countv Clerk Democratic CniiiHdatc for Nomine«' for COUNTY CLERK ly. I und com, of matter« affecting said districts tor the year 1920. The above district» arc »erred by the main road, commencing at the city limita of the city of (irania Pasa, running thence westerly on the north side of Rogue river to the county ferry; thence running ea»terly on the "outh aide of Rogue river to the in tersection of the Grants Piiaa-Cres cent City highway at the Applegate bridge, this being mall route No 2. K !.. COIIURN, Republican Candidate for Nominee for , Present Incumbent house. There la approximately 30.000 cu bic yards of common excavation, 500 cubic yards of solid rock excavation, 500 cubic yards of Intermediate ex- cavation and 2,000 cubic yards of everhaul. All bids must be filed on or be- fore 10 o’clock a m. on the 24th day of April, 1920, and a certified check of 5 per cent of the amount of the bld must accompany the same, made payable to E. L. Cobum. Coun- REPRESENTATIVE CYRIL P WISE Economy—Efflcireicy—Mervice be w.ihed end harming their notici REPRESENTATIVE J C. SMITH Political Cards Republican Candidate for Nominee for SUMTHIN DOOIN” at our store C. A. SIDLER lte|>ut>li<an Candidate for Nominee for Republican < anilldiUc for Nomine«' for Bepublitan Candidate for Nr.minee for Four twisted steel cables hold Federal Tires firmly on the run; keep them from shifting, rocking, blowing off or the toe bead pinch ing the tube. This prevents rim cuts and How outs just above the run. M tn To *11.00 *m.oo to *itiao 001,11 HEAL Kl (M AT PRESERVE VOI R K4JOS wrri. or. ALICE M. BACON Republican Candidate for Nominee for COUNTY SCHOOL SUPT. F. S. BRAMWELL Repu Niran Candidate for Nominee for STATE SENATOR Follow the tracks of Wap!” to the Oregon SUNDAY for the wonderful film Starting Tomorrow A DOUBLE BILL OF FUN Broadway'« Great (’ornedy Rucee«« Lombardi Limited” “Back to God’s Country” with BERT LYTELL and a two reel Sunshine Comedy 16 Kinds of Animal Actors HER PRIVATE HUSBAND”