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to Come Down ?
fot Thto D^partm»«« SupplUd By
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POPULAR WITH ‘DOUGH' BOYS
Are you one of the millions who are patient­
ly laying rents that are from 20 per cent to 50
per cent too high?
If you are, do you know the facts I
Do you know that Grants Pass is short 2tK)
homes; that experts estimate the I nited States
to be four years behind in building require­
ments t
The law of supply and demand always fixes
prices. So long as there is a home shortage
landlords will demand high rents and tennanfs
will be forced to pay them.
The one wav out is to become a home owner
yourself.
You can build now cheaper than at any
time in the past five years, and almost as chea|>-
lv, we believe, as at any time in the next five
years.
Lumber and building materials have taken
a tremendous drop. The complete cessation of
building has caught manufac» turers with big
stocks which they have been forced to sell
almost at cost.
If you buy now you can take advantage of
their situation. If you wait, you will buy when
everyone else is buying, and you will find the in­
creasing demand forcing prices upward.
In our opinion, right now is a good time to
build.
You owe it to yourself to investigate thor­
oughly. Call and see us, or a letter or phone
call will bring us to you at once.
Adjutant of Montana D«partmeot Good
Fighter for Rights of the Ex-
Servie« Men.
Ben W. Barnett of Helena. Mont.,
adjutant of the Montana department
of the American
Legion. is popular
with ex -service
men tweauae he
¡s*se«>a»e» the rare
ability of enter
talnlux veteran»
as well as fighting
fur their rights.
Many former
soldier« who were
statloued nt Camp
Bodge, la., remem­
ber Mr. llaruett
for his vaudeville
acta at various recreational huts and
hundred» of Montana veteran» prnise
him for his efforts In obtaining work
for them aud Justice for disabled ex
service men.
At the age uf eleven, Mr. Barnett
organized the Abraham Iduculn club
at the Hull House In Chicago and ever
since be has beeu an organiser in
business and tn the affair« of the Le­
gion. Ills versatility la Indicated by
the fact that he has beeu a vaudeville
artist as well as a successful denier
In hides and furs.
Mr. Burnett was at first rejecttsl by
the army t «»cause of a bad foul, but
Anally was accepted for a few months
of service In an American training
camp. He I as served as state adju
tant since the organ ration of the Le­
gion's Montana department.
Since January /, recular eyurpotent
on ail mode It inc ludet C.o’d Tiret
SEEKS OWNER OF WAR MEDAL
Opera 8mger Redeems Emblem Found
In Window of New York
Pawn Shop.
The sight of ■ Victory medal In the
window of a Now York pawn shop
moved Lucitm Muratore, opera singer
and French soldier during the World
war, to red«jem the decoration In hope
that It will find Its way to Its owner.
"While strolling with my swretary,"
M. Muratore wrote, “I chanced to took
curiously In a window where many odd
articles were displayed. Among them
was this medal. Having served with
the French army In the gr«»at war. I
was naturally interested to know how
this medal should come to such a place.
My frlerals informed me that probably
the veteran had tx-en forred by clr-
cumstunces to port with it for a small
sum. It Is certain that I should be
greatly distressed to be forced to give
up Insignia of rewnrd with which
France has honored me. With this
feeling. I sent my secretary to recover
this modal for me In the hope that I
should be able to return It to the gal­
lant soldier who won IL”
The medal bears clasps for St. Su­
blet. Mens«»-Argonne and a defensive
»ector. It will be returned to Its owner
if properly Identified.
Three C’s Lumber Company
Chas. R. Cooley, Manager.
E Ch ail son, Mill Supt.
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SERVICE
SERVICE
And Buick 1921 models have added
prestige to that name. The new models
possess the known Buick reliability to
meet every condition of travel. To that
reliability there is added comfort result­
ing from improved seating arrange­
ment and spring suspension and easier
control of mechanism. And the new
lines are beautiful.
Each car’« reliability ia re-inforced by
Authorized Buick Service.
OPEN
FOR BUSINESS
WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT. BUICK Will. BUILD
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Phone 147
The Wardrobe
Cleaners
WE ARE EQUIPPED TO
DO FIRST CLASS WORK
FIRST TO SIGN APPLICATION
Little Minnesota Lady Puts Hor Name
on Dotted Line for Auxiliary
Charter.
COME, LET’S GET ACQUAINTED
The Women's Auxiliary of the Amer­
ican Legion Is open to wives, daugh­
ters nml sisters of
Legionnaires
as
well us mothers
and wives. Hence
It wns entirely
proper for Pearl
Iva Hoskins, six
year-old daughter
of a prominent
Legion member In
Fergus Falls.
Minn., to have
the distinction of
being the ' first
signer on an ap­
plication for an
auxiliary charter.
Pear! says she
likes her Auxil­
iary, but that It In a hard wort
pronounce.
Associated Gas
36c SS
WHAT YOU HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR
TIRES, TUBES. ACCESSORIES, ETC.
OIL AND GREASE
Le Moss Service Station
SOUTH SIXTH STREET
Better Built
Better Service
in fact it can’t be beat.
Better Price
k
Complete^ With Stock and Equipment
at $50,000.00
For sale owly by »wacr or auth ‘W-iMd ageete
Minnesota member« of the Ameri­
can Legion are attacking the red tape
and delay by the government In cash­
ing Its certificates issued to disabled
veterans to pay their « xpense* while
traveling to public health and voca­
tional training centers. Because of the
difficulty In cashing the paper, the ex-
service men are now for«»d to accept
a discount of ten per cent Authoriza­
tion by legislation of federal reserve
banks and post offices to pay cash on
presentation of the certificate« is the
remedy suggested by A. H. Vernon,
Legion department commander, In let­
ters to F. W. Galbraith, Jr., National
commander; and to the federal board
for Vocational Education. It Is be­
lieved that the Legion will adopt *he
suggestion ami back legislation to that
«»nd.
Grants Pass Service
FOR THE GARBEN ANI» FIELI»
Lester Lord
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PEAS-------- BEANS — CORN
ONION HETS
lEirrii.izKRH
POVI7TRY HI’I’I’LIEH
J. Pardee
Liniment
I. I.t\
«tops the aches
that follow exposure
UDDEN changes of weather
or exposure to cold and wet,
S
start rheumatic twinges and
Waiting, Fondly Walting.
O.—Sloppy weather, ain’t It? Fm
wearing my nrmy slicker. Got your'»
yet?
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D.—No, not yet.—American Legion
Weekly.
CLEANING------ PRESSING - REPAIRING
Diamond Tires and
Tubes
Delays Cashing Certificate*.
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make your “bones ache.’’
Sloan’s Linimen! brings
warmth, comfort and quick
relief to lame back, stiir joints,
sprains, strains, soreness.
fenetratrl without rubbing. Ail
druggists—35c, 70c, «1.40.
USED CARS FOR SALE
fkrlppn Booth, good as new. IWMlgn, fine condition.
Buick Hix,
fine shape. Three good «lievroleta and three good Fords.
Ford
One Ton Truck. Come In anil look them over. The Price« are
Right.
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