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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (May 5, 1920)
WEDNESDAY, MAI ». n»-<» FAGS TWO 1 A' GRANTS PASS Mill COURIEfi __ Fublished [»ally Except Sunday ▲. B. VOORJIIB». Pub. and Propr. Political Cards I Just Arrived DAILY COURIER By mail or carrier, per year ... 11.00 By mall or carrier, per month.. .50 I COUNTY JUDGE BARNES, The Jeweler Josephine tounty F. L. COON Republican Candiilate for N«.minee for 51.00 COUNTY CLERK Present l»eputy County Clerk X 101-3-Ó NORTH #TH D. 0. HAYES ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ OREGON WEATHER Weather for the Week Don’t let children suf fer from croup or whooping cough For colds thkt ' bang on” and for when this reliable remedy can be so lingering igering coughs that follow the easily procured. Sold everywhere. 3 "flu, ” there is one safe family cough ...................... “I medicine sold from the Atlantic to Placer Location notices at Courier. the Pacific. Mrs. A. B. Griffith. Box Courier for commercial printing. | 154. Andrews. Ind., writes: "T-ast winter my family all had the ■flu.’ I tried Foley’s Honey and Tar and never saw anything better. From KNOW OUR now on 1 will not be without it in NEVER SAW ANYTHING BETTER the house.” Pacific Coast States: Gener ally fair, although occasional rain probable near north coast; nearly normal temperatures. - The center piece of Pearls at $50.00 is well worth your time. Jet Beads are very popular this season. R«»l>ubllcan Camiciate for Nominee for NEW NAVGAHYDE R.ÏGS WEDNESDAY, MAY 5. 1WJO ♦ 4 ♦ 4 ♦ 4 4 4 4 4 ♦ I NOTICE OUR DISPLAY OF BEADS ARTHUR S. COUTANT • WEEKLY OOURinR By mail, per year ..._.................. _ • Primary Election May »1, I IHM» NEW BEAI» NECKUACKS TRIMMING I1EADH LINGERIE CLAMPS , GOLD ANI» SILVER REALTY PINS HELTS WHITE ANI» COIX»RKD ADVERTISING lUTS Display apace, per Inch ............ ..10c Irtrim1 rirsijr-1 column, per line..10c Beaders, per line........... -......... -....... 5c • Paid advertisements I Tonight and Thursday fair. Westerly winds. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦>♦♦♦♦ WILL PLEASE YOU — W£ ONLY Franklin Cars Hepublican Candidate for Nominee for ASSESSOR Presemi l»eputy Asatwaor ECLUS POLLOCK Republican Candidate for Nomiius» for COUNTY JUDGE H. H. ALLYN Republican Candidate for Nomine«» for COUNTY CLERK <CHARGE FOR WHAT Present City Auditor Economy—Efficiency—Oprvice WE DO ! j. s. M c F adden Economy • Efficiency Satisfaction Republican Candidate for Nomine«» for CO. COMMISSIONER Present Commissioner BEN H. JESS Republican Candidate for Nominee for BLOUSES their Kaynee Blouses stand the hard wear real youngsters clothes. You will want to see our Kayn««e lini •the (mteras are all distinctive, the fabrics an.l workmanship unusually fin«« anil the well-cut, trim lin««s give your boy a manly appearance. When you get a plumbing bill from us you'll be pleased to pay it because you will realize that the charge is just and fair and that the work that we did for you was well and promptly done. Here’s our telephone number. Call us up when you need us. CO. COMMISSIONER B. S. DEDRICK Democratic Camlidat«« for Nominee for Economy—Service GEO. W. LEWIS 50', Slower Y early Depreciation Iteputdlcan Candidate for Nominee for SHERIFF Present Incumbent W.T MILLER * 51 ti F Kraal Plume 3OH-J The car everyone is satisfied with. Let us give you a demonstration. DISTRICT ATTORNEY Present Incumbent GOLDEN RULE ALICE M. BACON Republican Candidate for Nominee for 7 a On Fridau .Mav 21 COUNTY SCHOOL SUPT F. S. BRAMWELL Kepublican < 'andidate Vov Nominee for — C. L. Hobart Co. STATE SENATOR C. A. SIDLER a*** Republican < andidat«« for Nominee for rar REPRESENTATIVE J. C. SMITH ewer Show Sweet Peas At grocers, florist«, drug and hardware rtoret, etc., everywhere. 125 Market St. COUNTY JUDGE M. W. GATES CO COMMISSIONER D. R. MORRISON COUNTY JUDGE I I ■ ACS MTS FOR. .. V HUDSON MAXWELL CHALMERS ANO ESSEX CARS 1 LINCOLN SAVAGE COLLINS AUTO COMPANY Republican < andidato for Nominee for • PHONE 317 •“Goo«l Ronds for Ixws Money” COUNTY SCHOOL SUPT. ___ A O ACCESSORIES AND REPAIRING 5H H STREET, ESSEX MOTORS GRANTS PASS, ORE Hammermilt Bond in all colors at me Courier office. A GOOD MANAGER Vote 310 X Yes TWBF Republican Candidate for Nominee for FOR OIL HEATERS • COOKSTOVES AND LAMPS To cripple the 1'nivemity, Agricultural College, and Normal School, is to strike Oregon not only a financial, but a moral blow that is unthinkable! For Sale By Democratic Candidate for Nominee for (KEROSENE) All States Support Higher Education All Sizes Democratic Candidate for Nomine«« for Reelection for PURI OIL (CALIFOHN IA) a. CO. COMMISSIONER C. G. GILLETTE (M| San Franciaco STANDARD OIL COMPANY Cords and Fabrics D<*niocratic Candidate for Nominee for M orse ’ s S eed 5 It pay« ethically, culttu .dly, intell.« tually, and morally, as well; but if a man puts th ■ worst construction possible on the case—if he asks, ’’Will it pay me in my pocketbook?”—then, too. it is (Hissjble to answer “Ye-. Higher Education 1ms paid Ore. gon millions of dollars, and that »Iwuefit «4m««« l»ack to each In dividual directly or indirectly-” Lee Tires and Tubes -J REPRESENTATIVE CYRIL P WISE Operalor* of World’» Largttt Sood Farm» Higher Education Pays the State in Dollars and Cents This advertisement inserted by Colin Dyment in behalf of the Joint Alumni Relief Committee for Higher Education in Oregon. 514 Pit lock Block. Portland. Republican Candidal«« for Nominee for C. C. MORSE & CO. If so, that is one of the biggest rea-on- why you slioulii V<X® and work for passage of No. 310. The -ureM way to In crease taxes is to cripple education. Th«« l’nit«««l States is th«« «Mifcst. freot. healthiest, wealthi««>.t. Iuippie««t country on earth today, with the liighest st an lard of living« It never could or would lie so without its educational sy-tem. The most heavily taxed countries are those t’iat have neglect»««! to provide state etliieation for all persons alike. and protect three institutions that not only have excelltmt stand ards, hut are anumg the moat economically administered in the Vnited States. »< the statistics of the 1'ntted Matra Bureau of Education will prove. STATE SENATOR J. N. JOHNSTON Not only the lovely “Spencer»”, but endless other “Grand Prize” varieties. Kinds, too, that bloom in cl mates too hot of too chill for ordinary »weet peas. “Blended” by the most successful sweet pea growers in America—C.C. Morse Ac Co. Morse’» »weet peas sell from I Oc a packet upward, according Io variety. I)o You Pay Taxes? I Hepuhlican Candidat«« for Nominee for — raise them yourself? No. 310 is the Higher Educational Tax Act for the protec tion of the great work of the State Vnivenity, Agricultural Col lege, and Normal Schoo). » The woman who buys judiciously is usually a good manager—she is fM(>- nomical, syst«matic an<l pay« by check. Many women have Cheeking Ac. count« with us—and we invite you a l-o to »tart one. Josephine County Bank Ideal Wind Shield Wings Brunswick Tires Stewart Spot Lights Monogram Oils and Greases The Battery Shop l.«t un in»pe«t your battery free 4OI North H4«th Ht. • HAZELTON A» DISRÎtOW Oppoaitn Courthouse A • ------------------- Advertising Pays—Advertise with the Courier
