Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, June 30, 1920, Page 2, Image 2

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    Ul l»NKBDAY, JI XI 30. IMO.
GRA.XTB PANK DAILY COI KlKlt
PAGE TUO
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I’ll 4MIU.lt OF COMMKIU'K
Published Exil; Except Sunday
A. E. VOORJ4IE8. Pub. and Propr.
Entered at poetotice, Grants Paes, (
Ore., as second class mall matter
New
By the Secretary
Doh't worry if you're troubled
with bad dreams at night. Join the
Chamber of Commerce and- your
conscience will rwi easy.
——Add-A-Member------
The Chamber of Commerce is the
fire under the boiler of Josephine
county. We've got to keep 'er hot
If we ever expect to get anywhere
Why don't you join and help make
'er btle?
—— Ad<l-A-M<'inl>e
You may think you're going
"get by" this membership campaign,
but some little member'll get you by
heck Why not come without help.:
called Join today!
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O-o-h, H-u-m-m-m! It certainly I
Hcelth is Worth SmUig, and Some a shame to disturb you Mr. Don't
Grant» l*a»s Pewplo Know How
Care but you might Just as well wake
to Save It
Many Grants Pass people take up now and Join the Chamber
their lives in their hands by neglect­ Commerce.
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ing the kidneys when they know
these organs need help. Weak kid­
“
George"
says he Is the busiest
neys are responsible for a vast
fellow In Josephine county.
Some
amount of suffering and ill health
the slightest delay is dangerous Use mon, whenever a man Is naked to
Doan's Kidney Pills a remedy that Join tho Chamber of Commerce and
has helped thousands of kidney suf­ help better conditions in general, ho
ferers. Here is a Grants Pass citi­
wants to ‘'la»t George »to It "
zen’s recommendation.
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Mrs J H Hutchins. 105 Foundn
St., says: "Doan's Kidney Pills have
Consider the busy little bee; ho»
been of great help to me and I can­ beautifully he cooperates.
Herein
not say too much for them. I used
them when ray kdinevs were out of lies a good motto for every man In
order I had a lame and aching back this county. Cooperate! Join the
and my kidneys didn't act right Chamber of Commerce and help the
Doan's Kidney Pills gave me prompt Mve!
My little boy had awfully
relief
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weak kidneys and was run down and
IB» also complained of head-
dull
la»t's make It 300 or bust!
aches and backai-he.
His kidneys
acted too free and he had no control
NOTH F.
over the passages of the secretions
T gave him Doan's Kidney Pills and
they cured him of all signs of the
Good chance for live wire, conces­
trouble.”
Price «Oc, at all dealers. Don't sions on east side of auto park. Only
simply ask for a kidney remedy—get reason for selling. Immediate bus­
Doan's Kidney Pills—the same that iness call elsewhere. Including of
Mrs Hutchins had. Foster-Milburn
property and stock if taken within
Co.. Mfrs.. Buffalo. N. T.
three days. Concession includes hot
Hammermill Bond in all colors at doughnuts, pies, cakes, bread, chick­
ens, (frysl rabbits, vegetables, fruit,
the Courier office.
canned goods. Ice cream, pop. clgaTs, I
and tobacco. Price 1250.
TODAY — TOMORROW A Drolette. Camp Handy.
See the new Slip On
WEEKLY 0OUIULR
■y mall, per year------------------- 31.00
MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Associated Press is exclusively I
entitled to the use for republication
of all news dispatches credited to It
or all otherwise credited in • this
paper and also the 'ocal news pub­
lished herein.
All rights of republication of spe­
Mrs. Philip Lind arrived Monday
cial dispatches herein are also re­ from Portland to visit relatives. Mr.
served
Lind will come down- to spend the
Fourth.
WEDNESDAY, JUXE 30, 1020.
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OREGON WKATHKB
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Weather for the Week
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Pacific Coast States: Gener­
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♦ ally fair; normal tempera­
♦ ture.
Tonight and Thursday fair.
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♦ Warmer tonight in the south­
west portion.
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NEU TODAY
INSURANCE—All forms. Life. Acci­
dent, Health, Fire. Automobile,
Liability. Plate Glass and Bonds.
T. M. Stott, 308-10 N. fth street
Office phone No. 44-J.
93tf
FOR SALE—Two H h. p. motors,
almost new. Address No. 1476
l®tf
care Courier.
FOR SALE—From 3 to 5 tons fine
clean oat hay. in the field or will
deliver. R. F. D. 2, Box 21.
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E. L. GALBRAITH—Real Estate. In-,
suranfe. and plate glass liability.
609*4 G street, phone 28.
40tf
LOST—At Riverside park last night,
a child’s hat, black straw with
black ribbon streamers.
Finder
please leave at Courier office. 12
WANTED—Woman
for
general
housework in family of two; mid­
dle aged woman preferred. G. W.
Gross, South Grants Pass.
12
MINING- Will do contracting of
tunnel, shaft and annual assess­
ment work anywhere in Southern
Oregon or Northern California'.
Geo. S. Barton, Grants Pass. Ore.
Phone 515. P. O. Box 646.
36
FOR SALE—Chicken house and cup­
board, with glass doors. Call at
102 A street.
i»
FOR SALE—1919 model Ford in A-l
condition, run less than 4000 '
miles. Price 3500. E. J. Lind,
Rd. 1.
,
16
HUGO
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Mrs. Harry Schmidt went to Grants
Pass Thursday to spend several days
visiting friends.
Nat B. Hart and Robert Denofsky
arrived home Saturday after spend­
ing a week in Portland.
D. E. Wright, Gus Spranger and
Mr Spranger left Saturday for Kan­
sas to work in the harvest fields.
Ernest Decker came over from Le­
land Monday to pick cherries
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dingier and
family motored to Grants Pass Sun­
day to spend the day with Mr. Ding-
ler's parents.
The following General Fund Jose­
phine County Warrants were stolen
from my place May 30, 1920.
Amount
Date
No.
|1®6.66
Feb. 8, 1914
8
10.00
Oct. 1, 1913
20044
78.00
Jan. 9. 1914
20920
75.00
Jun. 1, 1914
1466
141.66
Oct. 1, 1913
20035
100 00
Dec. 1. 1913
20651
60.00
Mar. 2, 1914
394
40 00
Oct. 1, 1913
20045
lit.66
Nov. 1. 1913 •
20332
81.00
Nov. 8, 1913
20370
10.00
16
Feb. 2, 1914
24.10
Oct. 9, 1915
6527
100.00
Feb. «> 1914
4
141.66
Jan. 1, 1914
2 " ' 5 4
1.50
18186
Dec. 31, 1912
141.66
20327
Nev. 1, 1913
15.00
20046
Dec. 1. 1913
75.00
Dec. 1, 1913
20653
35.00
Feb. 2, 1914
15
10.00
Mar 2. 1914
391
166.66
Nov. 1. 1913
20330
75.00
9
Feb. 2. 1914
35.00
Mar. 2. 1914
390
21.00
Feb. 7. 1914
57
136.66
20655
Dec. 1, 1913
141.66
20652
Dec. 1, 1913
166.66
20038
Oct. 1, 1913
A liberal reward for any informa­
tion as to the whereabouts of the
above warrants will be paid.
11
MRS. EMI RY YORK.
I will not be in a position to accept for repairs any Juwslry or
small work, but will make a specialty of Fine Watch Repairing
and Diamond Setting.
■
BARNES, The Jeweler
No mat tor »tint nmkt' battery
you have WE liave the |>ar<a,
es|M»rlen<'e, anti facilities to rr-
|Wtlr or rebuild It—anti, a bat­
tery ropalrisl or rebuilt HERE
la one that 1« DKPENItAltl.E-
If you want SEItVK'E that la
»erylce for tlie OWNER—-route
to us,
OREGON
THE ART OF FITTING}
PIPES ’NE KNOW
AND FOLKS
.............
A two Feature
Program
SAY THAT
The Wardrobe Cleaners
Cleaning — Prqfsing — Repairing
• •
315 N. 6TH ST.
PHONE 147
WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER
Quaker
Milk Macaroni
Milk Spagetti
Egg Noodles
J. Pardee
r
u
Two stare with but a
single thought—make
you glad and happy.
OUR
PRICE IS
LOW
Adams Electric
& Battery Shop
Hammermill Bond letter Headfl
and Envelopes at the Courier office.
KOKUA”
I
Better Come and
Bring the Family
Tt e drri&'QtlePlum ber
JS2L
We know a lot about p!pe~flt-
ting and every other branch of
the plumbing art. We know
how to install in your home
the proper plumbing fixtures
or to do the proper kind of re­
pair job at decent prices. We
know that you will be pleased
with the courteous, correct
manner in which we will han­
dle your order.
“KOKUA” is an Hawaiian expression meaning help, sup­
port, agreeing, cooperation, 0. K., all right, assist, aid, sustain,
recommend, etc.
Every man in Josephine County should “Kokua” the Cham­
ber of Commerce and the first step is to become a member.
She’s With Us
Today—
In Her Newest
Peppiest Picture
B. S. DEDRICK
51® F Street
Pboae 3Ott-J
The next step is to “Kokua” with your time ami thought.
Give a little of your time and thought towards bettering Josephine
County.
DOROTHY
Whenever anything comes up for the benefit of everybody in
general, “Kokua” whole-heartedly. Don’t remain indifferent.
GISH
White Wash Skirts
It’s the individual “Kokua” of every bee in the hive that
makes them so successful. Cooperation can make molehills out of
mountains.
A riot from start
to finish
Right now the demand is big for white wash
Skirts. Don’t miss the opportunity to see
the big line we are showing at $1.48, $2.95,
$3.25, $3.75, $4.50, $5.95 and $6.85.
Let’s all “Kokua” and push Josephine County up to the top
of the ladder. JOIN THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
The King of Heavy­
weight Comedians
FATTY
ARBUCKLE
Golden Rule Store
Contributed
“FOR A GREATER JOSEPHINE COUNTY”
by the
fu His Newest
Laugh Festival
COLLINS AUTO COMPANY
“BACK STAGE”
ne Always Guarantee
Member of the Grants Pass Chamber of Commerce
laugh your
I
complete clothes satisfaction—In service, style, fit
and valve. Clothes that invite the question
Admission
«
At the sign of
Ye Jolly
Little Taller
Is almost Impossible to obtain and my Watch Repairing has grown
. tq su h proportion that 4 atn compelled to discontinue certain linos
of repairing.
Keep The Kidneys Well
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GOOD HELP
XFTEIt Ji LY 1ST
HOUSE DRESSES
AND
BUNGALOW APRONS
ADVERTISING RAT 'S
naplay space, per Inch----- 20c
Local-personal column, per line 10c
Beaders. per line......... —....... —...... 5c
DAILY COURIER
By mali or carrier, per year ... *6 00
By mall or carrier, per month— .50
PEPTOMISMS
I nchiding tax
GEO. S. CALHOUN
Over fifteen yeers local dealer
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