Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, April 29, 1920, Page 4, Image 4

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    GRAM'S PASS DAILY (MH Ril lt
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FtK52NrtL ÎÏÎ LOCAL
Perfect satisfaction guarantee«! at
the May breakfact May 4th.
60
Bring in that old Flivver and let
us show you what a > hang«' •« few
dollars spent on paint will make.
Ament's Repair
Machine Shop 60
Come to th«' May breakfast given
at the Presbyterian church May 4th.
Choice Chrysanthemum plants for
sale. 25c i»er dozen while they last.
Mrs. A B. Cornell. «>09 B str«>et. 59
Delicious foods prepared by exper­
ienced cooks, at th«* May breakfast.
May 4th.
60
•Canthrox” Chatnpoo. Sabin has It.
JiKH TODAY
SYSTEM
Father
and tko Boys
ET the boys started right - a
^*-*their banking arrangements.
The privilege is theirs, to takt
advantage of the vast resources be­
hind the Federal Reserve Syste’n—
not n6w —later.
Your Bank can’t be too strong!
FIRST NATI0NAL1BANK
Y
Accident and
FIRE. Automobile.
Health Insurance.
T. M. Stott.
Tele­
308-10 North Sixth street
Utt
phone 4 4-J.
M.lld.lONS IN Oil#--Vulcan Oil t
Gas Co. now exploring Rogue
River Oil-Coal field. Is offering
fairest. squarest plan to investors
ever proiKMed. For limited time
only real ground-floor opportun*
ity. For details w rite Vulcan Oil
& Gas Co.. Medford. Ore. 15-M-91
WANT IKX»D MW for farm. or­
chard anti road work
Furnished
house with phone, place for poul­
try and garden.
Steady work,
goo«i wages.
Address P. O. Box
IK. Grants'Pass.
8-M-81
FFRNITFRE FOR SLAMS. cheap, in
good «xindition. One rug* 9x12;
one gas range: one heater, with
damper for burning sawdust; <mte
oak bookcase: one oak sectional
book case; one chiffonier; one oak
dresser: one large solid walnut
chest of drawees: one single anil
one
iron bed:
several nice
pictures: moving and no room. A. j
N. Parsolis office.
61
ONE nicely furnished modern house: ■
two unfurnished modern houses,
close in. for rent
Isaac Best. 60
FOR SAGE Sash and doors. Call at !
60
65 4 N. 3rd Btreet.
particulars from
WANTED—-Full
parties having general purpose
Sonn* __
hay. pas-
ranch for rent. ____
tnre. corn and garden land, A|>
piegate or Williams creek prefer-1
red.
Might take over lease and
later buy small, well located ranch
if price and conditions are right.
Address M. W. Harter. Kerby.
Ore.
62
FOR SALE Purebred
registered
Jersey cows, heifers and calves, at
The Meadows. Phone C. N Culy. I
59tf
Hemstitching and pecotiug.
and 13c per yard. Nellie Neas.
H«’lp M Ind Ilio May Pole
At the May Day dancing part}
60|
Dancing Party —
Friday night, Waldorf hall. Dance
tickets $1.10 extra indies and spec-
tutors, 35c.
May Daj
Tl««’ Temple Market—
Is paying 30c per pound for
Tlie M uk I c —
Will be Jaxxy and full of pep at
the May Day dancing party, Every -
body come and step.
there’s a heap «>f satisfa« lion in iMtinUng to
ihe tnlx'l on th«’ 1 urtile |>ock«’t
Dttncing Class Imminences—
Monday night, May 3rd
wish to join, phone your name
Mra. Goettsohe. 4-Y.
At the sign of
Ye Jolly Utile
Tailor
GEO 8 CALHOUN
Exclusive Itx'nl «icelrr over 15 »earn
tMH XTY TltEASl RER’S CAIJ.
FOR GENERAL WARRANTS
All Josephine County General War­
rants issued up to inot including!
April 1st. 1913, and protested prior
to that date, are hereby called In and
are payable at the County Treasur­
er’s ofTIce on or after April 30th,
1930. on which dato Intere»! urlìi
cease
OED. S. OAUllOl’N.
County Treasurer for Jose­
phine County. Oregon
HOLMAN’S FURNITURE STORE
Thr little «tore *r<>un<l the «-ornrr
«
<»ne shipment <»f all kind* of
Camp Furniture
OREGON
lias arriied.
Any tiling you may need for liuti « «unpinu trip,
in an«t see tiicm—you will find the prie”- right.
ELKAY’S
I <«« I Miirrhtu«* Utrn*
Juma* Oscar Jobanaon.
Med-
1 ford, and Nellie I’earl Fletcher, of
I Waldo. were grunted a marriage 11-
cenae by the county clerk today.
_
Dye Soap
I
PLUMB, RULE AND LEVEL
Clean.* while it color*.
IX ill
not *tain hand* nor injur«* tin-
e«t fnlirlc*.
Xo. Ixitlliig
ILL <X>|X>|<6
Norma
TALMADGE
CLEMENS
Sells Drugs and Books
AND
TA# 5^? xciÉC
Thomas
Meighan
New Music
WHILE ITS NEW
Rogue River Hardware Co.
Co
the
WfNCff£5T£*
store
Hm’t wait for all of your
friend* to get th«’ latest song
hit* first. Come in and discov­
er them for yourself.
Every Friday
NIFTY SPRING
SUITS
SHOES and FURNISHINGS
FOR MEN
Peerless Clothing Co.
we offer a new assortment of
vocal ami instrumental 'licet
musi«- at lOc |H*r copy.
mi«- <>nr Friday Sp«x ml
STANTON ROWELL
Music and I’hoto House
507 G
*
Met artliy return««! to
her home At \-hland this miming
arter a few <I u « h in the i It) visiting
with friends.
Mra. McCarthy
property Interests In the city
Th«’ picture is «i liunian <>ne
—alive anil throbbing—anti
li<>l«i*> your inteO’st to the
very end.
FOR SALE OK TRADE
i i T ox ROYALTY
Oil
LOHN E. MOORE
Grant* P«»*«, ltd. I
BOXING’
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TOMORROW
SATIRDAN
Tonight at Opera House
Elsie Ferguson
The Witness for
the Defense
9 p. m.
Carmen vs. Boscovitch
Street
Middle Weights
10 Rounds
First Main Event
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Leland Lumber Company
Freddie Anderson vs. Jimmy Mascone
BUYS A FORDSON
Light Weights
10 Rounds
Second Main Event
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Red Campbell vs. Jess fogram
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Roy Wells of
Kerby, says the
Fordson will do
more work than
any 8 horses in
the state.
Now a Fordson
goes to the lumber
camp. You find a
new job every day.
It’s a Bull to Pull
and its simplicity
appeals to every
man who has work
to do.
Welter Weighty
8 Rounds .
Semi-Wind up
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ART CLOSE vs. JAKE BOESCH
Four Round Preliminary
X
Curtain Raiser
Bell vs. Tinkle
Lots of Action
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C. A. WINETROUT, the Tractor Man
Secure Tickets at Horning’s Shack