Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, October 27, 1920, Page 2, Image 2

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New Shipment of
Now ¡s the Time
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TO H1SGIA YVl H < HRI n TM Ui WORK—DO AT PIT IT OFF TILL
THE LAffT MIAI TF WF H HE A BEAIT1FI L LIAE Off ST AMP­
ED GOODS— Min DEN1GXS. IXCXVINNG CHILDREN"« I » RENN KN
ALL MAI*. WITH FANtT «TAMPED DESIGN».
WE HAVE HANDKEHtHLKF UXEN—ALffO COLORED I». M. C.
IX EMBROIDERY COTTON.
Grants Pass, Oregon
tv » day
CUT GLASS
1 NSCRANCE-Fir. automobile, life
acetica t and health T. M Sinti
>•9 Sorth Stith St
«Jtf
BARNES, The Jeweler
ÌFTRNI8HED ROOM to rent—715 X
3rd Phon. Î49-R
17
U)OT Tuesday night on «th street,
small leather puree coatsialnr
about M la silver Finder please
return to Courier office and re­
cab• reward
17
Moore Bakery
FOR SA IX—One mare, weight about
9«0 lbs
Washing machin., mat-
trw. and tub E R Barn«.. Wil-
Support
i in grinding his grist if in his ms- from republican policies.
darville. Ora.
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j chiaery he used a gsar that failed Harding with a republican congres»
i to mmh. His power equipment might
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VEDXKSDAT, OCTtMRER 27. 19». be th. beat. th. mill the moet mo- THE R4MUSEA El.T BI Hl» HEFIGE
ME ASl HE
lewhere in the trans­
deni, but
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ORSGOM
WKATHKR
mission of power he was using a cog
Th. Portland Oregonian. In mak­
Prices Right
Just Arrived.
B. L. OA¡»BRAITH--««al Ebtate In­
surance. and plat. glas, liability
«09 H G street. phon. 9«.
«Otf
Under
New Management
OBITUARY
Mr*. Fk>rra<w Smith
Florence Smith wa. born In Du-
Quion. Ill-, on September 9. 1997
Sb. died la Klamath Falla on October
22, 1929. at th. ng. of 29 year» Mr»
Smith was an ardent church worker
having Joined the Ch ri. tian church
when ah. was ala. year of age She
moved to Oregon in 1910. and to
Klamath Falls In January. 1919.
where »he was also active la church
work. Beside. her husband. Earle
Sm:th. she leave, her parents. Mr
and Mm- J W Smith, three brothers.
Herbert. Carl and Dean, and two ala
tem. Mr. Nelli. Mayhew, of Pueblo.
and Ruth, of Grants Pass, to mourn
her las.
■
V.r, Rud.,
"Tso not going to that woman bar-
her « again iberr’s a too« girt there,
don’t you know Why -he looted at
o>, uoMtscbr and .«SKI me It I
would have It «ponged <>ff or rubbed
tn.~- Edinburgh Scotsman.
wheel that was not built for the ing Its recommendations for voting
work—it was too small to mesh and upon the metM-jme next Tuesday, ad­
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Pacific Coant State. Goner- ♦•the greet engln. whirred merrily on mits no choice upon th. bird refuge
♦ ally fair in California; unsettled ♦i__
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w measure which would create th.
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5ut was proving ineffeUve.
We
♦. and mln la Washington and ♦
Roosevelt reserve in the Malheur
♦ Oregon; normal temperatures ♦
^a,t »ach • »l‘»*Uoa la oar
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* governmental machinery if a cog | Ink. district. There has been a lot of
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Tonight and
Thursday fair. ♦ .heel that fail, to mesh M betweer. argument pro and eon upon this
♦ except probably rain in the ♦ .be elecutlvs office and 'ongrwsa In measure, but the real spirit of th.
♦ ■<’rth”-‘
................. * „pponm Harding for president we argument against th. measure would
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-------------------- must give him s republican »nat. serve a. well to support the throw­
GRl.VDIbo A REPIBLK AX GRIST and a republican bouse of mpresen- ing open to the ends of selfishness '
!
Th. mill owner would not get far.utlves if the grist is to be ground and comeree .very national park, na­
tional monument, reserve or preserve
set aside for the enjoyment of the
people and the preservation of na
turn and her wondem
Individuals'
would profit through th. drainage of
Malheur lake and its mambos, but
the general public would not profit
WOOD BIDS U ANTED
Individuals would profit If they were
allowed to quarry out the pure lime-
At its reglar monthly meeting to
stone that formi the beautiful deco
be held at the office of th. clerk
rations in the Josephine eave«: but Monday evening. November 1. 1970.
the public would be the loser There the Board of Director, of School Dis­
is. furthermore, an industrial raise trict No 7. of Josephine County, j
bids for
to the millions of wild fowl that Oregon, will receive »esled
the sale and delivery to the said di.- j
breed in the Malheur «wamps as grest triet of four hundred tier, of body j
i probably as the value of the hay that fir wood, said wood to be cut in two!
j might be produced from ths alkali­ foot lengths and delivered on th.
laden acrae. The Roosevelt fird ref­ ground at the variou. school house,
of the district, at the option of th.
uge would be a fitting monument to
board, well piled ready for measure­
ment by the board. All wood mus*
be rut from the body of sound green
trees free from rot. dote or punk
and diameter to be not less thsn
four inch.» and not more than ten
inches (seven Inches round limber),
round timber not to ex eed twenty
per cent of the entire delivery The
Board reserves the right to reject
any and all blds.
EDWARD S. VAN DYKE.
Clerk.
We now carry a complete
line of fancy Pastry z
F. C. Goetz
Proprietor
Used cars that you can use
All in first-class condition.
ObE IUI» MODEL OAKLtND SEAHIBI.E NE.
THRKE 1OIN MOI»E1. (OO CHEVROLET TOl’RIMG t Allti
TWO »t»17 MODEL Foit’> TOI Kl «t. C.AIlS
OWE I»j T»»X MtXMFt«
TKCCK
|l»ao
MODEL,
Eyl IPI'ED WITH P.I IMLTU Tll.l H.
THREE CAI« WE WILL »ELI. AT A SA' RIFI» E.
Mt f»T GET ItID OF THb.M, WILL MAKE FIRST
CI. ISS HI GH.
‘State-Wide Telephone Service
V^-77
AG f NTS
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FOR.
\V/ HUDSON
MAXWILL
\/ CHALMERS AND E5SEX CARS
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COLUNS AUTO COMPANY
Our efforts are <on*tantlj directed to the extension an<l improvetnent
of •*tate-wlde" telephone service, fatrge and small ronininnitie* ar<- de­
pendent uj>on each other, commercially and «ocially. Good telephone equip­
ment in the cttie. and town* of Oregon. with good construction and well
maintained "long distance" pole lino* and wire* between, mean their mutual
«■ont.-niente and profit.
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The value of any telephone is proportionate to the numlter of other
telephones which may be (onnerfed with it. In Oregon there are approxi­
mately 138,000 telephon«-* connected with our system- Ideal te|e|di‘>ne
service mean* the promt* connection of any one of these with any other
and the lea*t possible l<cc in strength and distinct n«-~* in the convematfotw
that follow.
LOW PRICES
I .«fore the troubled perUzd of the war we always aim«*! to maintain
-pare or reserve plant—that i*. plant ahead of Immediate needs, thus
ensuring prompt and mote satisfactory compliance with demand« for service
a* th j arc-. During the war tliia reserve was cyhau-ted as the materials
” i wer«- required and properly taken by th«- «.overnment anti those In­
dustrien given priority consideration.
With (I,. rezon-truction ja-riod, a« la th«- case with all other line* of
l>u*in«*«, Otir pt* Ide.p* hay«» continue«! to an unexpected degree. We are
«till hampered by *horiag<- of material. am! delayed deliveries.
We realize the requirement* of our long distant<• patron*. We have a
« timpn Ire,,,jye and well defined program designed to provide ad'Niional foil
tir.uiis sufficient to meet the present an«! constantly growing demand*.
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GRANTS PASS, ht
Are Our Success
Te fact that we have opened
5 new stores in 1920 indicates
Ardencraig Farm
For Sale
Our Prices Are
the Lowest
rubber
boots
Complete With Stock and Equipment
SZ.0-1.
at $50,000.00
Every boot we sell Is first qual­
ity and bears the first quality
stamp.
14»dies boot«. .
»3.2*
Youth« boots
»2.0*
For ««!»• only liy owner of authorized agent*
Mens l»-inch rubber packs
»5 M5
Knee boots
»5.(10
Hip boots at
•7 50
Overalls, 220 weight
«IJ»*
Wool underwear, knit with
spring needle machine
»3.05 and »»..TO
Guaranteed all wool
weight underwear
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heavy
»0.08
Second-Hand Bargains
Men’s Mackinaws
»O.OM, SIZZA and «13. OS
The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
*c 4.g»«R.ac
PW0M«
/ 5// H STREET
Misses
Our entire plant i- engineer««! and confirm tel with the object of rend­
ering a sati.fmtory “"tate-wide” .ervlre suffi« i.-n» in Ewiliti«-* available
and with these facilities efficiently maintained. For this purpose the tr|e-
phone equipment mu*t he »tetter. I«*al an«! trunk wire* mu*t be of proper
»¡ze and type, and central offi«e* and switchboard* must have a«ldttlonal ap­
paratus to at'ommodate and «are for th«- long distance circuit«.
ecnssoKige
MAXWELL FINE SHAPE
CHEVROLET
FORD TRUCK
Sample
Store
$600
$.r, ,
$4.50
C. L. Hobart Co.
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