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Wednesday, March 30th
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Hand and Power
Sprayers
Orchard Ladders
Bluestone
Oil Emulsion
Lime Sulphur
Arsenate Lead
Oregon Growers’ Packing Corporation
Grants Pass, Oregon
Telephone 61
Ament s Auto Repair
' and Machine Shop
S ome
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T hat
U li< r
you get wlint
\\ lie,i jolt want It.
you
want —
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S| li\ l< I < IK I» A A OK MGIIT
M K Il I M l WOKK
We specialize on
the Electric
Equipment of
Automobiles there­
fore we claim that wo can render
better service than the concern that
handles everything
Being *i»eclallsta we take pride In
our work -It Is the kind of service
that relieves you of all worries and
doubts
We repair ANYTHING Electrical.
ADAMS KLtOtTTU«' AND BATTERY
SHOP
I'miHMille Buttery Nation
Phono <WI
.MMI So. 11th St
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Tires-Tires-Tires
Just Received Large Shipment
of Tires at Big Discount
LAND ALL MEN IN DISTRICI
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30x3, 5000 mi. guar., $11.75, Plain
30x3 1-2, 5000 mi. guar., 17.50,N.S.
32x3 1-2, 5000 mi. guar., $20, N. S
31x4, 5000 mi. guar., $23.00, N. S
Don’t Miss These Buys
Participation In Athletic*.
Athletic programs have been devel-
"l-<-d In n number of state depar’
mints of the American Ix-glon. In In-
dlntm ami Iowa I.'-gba, luiskerhall tour­
naments ure under way, and In Maaiui-
*TinaettM, under the leiiderxhlp of a
committee composed of notable Mas
sachusett* athletes, legion member*
propose Interstate competition In a
number of major sport*.
Come in and See Us Save MONEY
at ASSOCIATED Oil Station
Dewey LeMoss, the Tire Man
Tn iutx <* h *- roniinun»!»»r of fin Amer
<*an Lvglon jkim I, wbl< ii !i.» lu»li*s every
eligible ex N» r\ !< «*
tnun in H n «IN
trh’t of LW squnre
State* O. K. Five-Fold Plan
fhllet, 1.« the h»>n
The state legislatures of North Da­
or conferre«! on kota. Oregon and Minnesota have
David L. Wlrk- adopted resolutions urging that con­
ena
of
Arthur gress pass the Fordney bill, which em­
Wlshtnun
poat, bodies the five-fold compensation plan
No.
Avon, of the American Legion. The action
S. D.
of the North Dakota legislators is ea-
In rounding »»ut pectally noteworthy In that their state
a one hundred him already awarded each veteran a
|>er rent inernber- flat bonus of $2.' a month of service,
ahlp* the ¡»o«t roti» the largest state bonus to be grunted.
ducted u content
In which the losing aide aufTert*d the
Legion Athlete* In Training.
l»-iuilty of serving us kltrheu police
American Legion athletes keep In
for ii general f< n«t. After the contvat
the ex-rw-rvlcr men not yet enrollr«! training In many parts of the world
w< n iisalgnnl to Indi v !<! uh I h until the bj- comi»etlDg In all branches of sports.
list man In the territory was slgne<l The |s>lo team of Kauai Post No. 2.
Department of Hawaii, has been the
up.
Member* of the post are s<’nttere<l victor In contests with a number of
■ »<r u Mo tion 20 miles long und HI regular nrmj' teams.
miles wide. The post centralize* re-
"poimlblllty by providing thut the post
THOMPSON «'KEEK
er- shall serve us members of the
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It boasts of ii
-st < las* Women's auxiliary, an <>r-
Ed. Davis, of Applegate, was visit­
■In stru and basket bull team. Spice
- added to the monthly meeting* by ing with the F. F. Grove and Will
' ¡'ermiju tit eiitertnlnim-nt committee Jordan families on Thursday
and
'.Meh iirruuge. for athletic Contests, Friday of last week.
motion pictures or feasts to wind up
Mrs W. A. Cain was visiting Mrs
the meetings.
Fritz Ruch last Saturday
Mrs Fritz Ruch and Mrs W. A
CLUBHOUSE IS IN ORDER NOW
Cain were guests of Mrs F. F Grove
Kensington Post at Philadelphia I* last Sunday.
Reidy for Entertainment of the
Mr. and Mrs Anderson Mee went
Boy* During Warm Days.
to Medford on Friday- of last week
on business, returning home on Sat­
w hielt sweeps up the I ><•!«-
urday.
days is hardly Indicative
Mr and Mrs. Roy Johnstone were
timi roses; jet the mem-
visiting in Jacksonville Sunday
Misses Bessie. Beatrice and Ada
Johnstone were visiting Miss Sybil
Fairburn Sunday
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Mrs M Bingham and I daughter,
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Miss Bertha, have been i quite sick
are im-
for the past few days. but
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proving at this writing.
Albert Borde and Ed Reed from
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Jacksonville have been I in this sec-
tion of the country prospecting
Mrs. F F. Grove has a Black Min­
orca hen that beats the record for
large eggs, having laid one egg that
measured eight inches in circumfer­
ence and six and one half around.
Clubhouse -All Dolled Up."
We Give Service
M»*orberN,
I 'ilir 4'«»mill loll
$925
Ihtl X Grand < ìir% rolrf, 11120. run 7,000 mthw, tln-s g«MMl. lote
of |Mmrr
«1IOO
Ibtby Grand < ìievrolcf, 1019. n«m tlnv. nil nrouml, overhaul'll
—I<e»k*» giMxl
ANI Hl
W. S CHEVROLET
Maxwell
& Co.
CARS NASH
t>era of Kensington Post of the
American Legion ut Philadelphia have
just finished painting their summer
clubhouse and have renovated It from
top to bottom.
By doing the Jot» themselves, the
members of the Pennsylvania post
have -livid the price of numerous en-
lerliilnments which nre planned for
the summer of 1921.
f South Sixth and L Street
In Buying a Mattress
You Want the Best
ASK TO SEE THIS VICTORY MATTRESS AND
YOUR DECISION IS MADE
Sold Exclusively at
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“The Home of Good Furniture”
We are getting the benefit of a
steady Oregon mist, although it is
hard enough to prevent the farmers
from plowing and seeding.
Miss Lizzie Ellmore. who has been
teaching school on Savage creek and
her sister. Miss Dorothy, who has
been visiting her. returned home last
Thursday on account of the illness of
their mother
Dave Haywood reports finding sev­
eral nuggets.
Arthur Bell accompanied E. ber-
nard Hogan the past few days to
the school. Arthur thinks he will
soon be able to drive a car.
Billy Kinsman is able to be around
again after his accident.
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Don’t Overlook These
11M1» l’<»nl Truck, .sinke B< m 1 j
Look What We Have
Flower« From President Wilton.
A bouquet of flowrm from I'rmldent
Wilton wan tent every day to Well«
IlawkN, veteran pre*« agont nnd coni
mand»*r of S. Runkin I>r«*u ¡’oat 340 of
the American Legion ut New York
»luring hlx recent illn»>M. Mr. Hawk-,
while <»n h vlalt to Washington, was
suddenly taken down with Inlhimma
torj rheumatism and removed to
G»-org»- Washington hospital. If was
while he wiim In th»* Washington hoM
pl?al that the President a incniLer
of the American L**g!on aided his
•‘buddy.**
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Arthur Wittman Post, Avon, S.
Rounds Out Itt 100 Per
Cent Membership.
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Blatta Hopea of Polltlclan*.
Tb<- Imi ,i • ■ iiu iit of a - umlMnta for
|w>lltl<>il pri-fiTiiH-m l>y ¡itiv organiza
tl'-ii of *1 - Alm-iì H Le. imi In IIH i ,,■•
i i r< e.i in <!l-«'Ip'iiuiry uctloii for
lili ..
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i Ided ni a meeting <>! thi etnie •■*••<•11
tlw < uimnltl'-*' of thè |,< gioii. Tbe ¡III
imi* I'gloimalri'M furtin-r resolved ih.it
we illsnpprove the use of th<- mime of
tlie American Leghili or of the preatlge
of ottli'i- or memberniilp thereln b> uny
p'-rHoli for thè furilo rano- of hls per-
“oiml efforts to promote any polltlcul
' iimll'lm y or piirtlnan principie*."
U of O. ORCHESTRA
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PAG F THKEB
Mrs W A. Crain was visiting Mrs.
Elmore, and Mrs Hogan Monday
E. Bernard Hogan. Cyril Atkins
and Dave Hayward motored to Med­
ford Sunday.
Miss Viola Hogan returned to her
school at Butte Falls Monday. She
reports the roads in a very bad con­
dition. She had to make the trip in
three different kinds of vehicles.
The attendance at the Thompson
creek school is very poor the last
week, owing to colds.
Miss Viola Hogan visited her sis-
ter. Olive, at Ruch Thursday.
Misses Olive and Viola Hogan
spent the week end with their par-
ents at the Shamrock ranch.
The Tire With a Scientifically
Constructed Tread
WHAT THEY DO WITH BONUS
Ardencraig Farm
For Sale
Complete^With Stock and Equipment
at $50,000.00
For sale only by owner or miti, orlami agents
SI MM EK'S FOKKRI NNEK
Eaater la here. Now la the time to
•»quip the home with the many time
and lal»or Having devices that eloc-
trclty, the modern houseworker pro­
vides, to assist the ever busy house­
wife. Don’t go through another sum-1
mor of Irving housework without the
aids.
Reasonably
prl oil electric
vacuum cleaners. Irons ami
other
essentials wilt give von many an ex­
tra hour for rest and recreation.
Seventy Per Cent of Minneapolis Men
Increase or Open New Sav-
Ings Accounts.
Next tloor to water nfflce
I'lione d.'ii-l;
GATES
What do ex-service men do with
their bonus money received from the
various states?
Some person* opposed to handing
out cash tn the men either by the
states or nation, give ns their greatest
argument that the benellclnrles will
squander the money foolishly ns soon
ns they get It.
But the experience of the Wells
Dickey Trust company of Minneapolis
which flrm has been Instrumental In
advancing $2,296,090 to ex service men
through s|s>clnl arrangement with the
bonus board, completely overturns this
conjecture. Figures Just compiled by
the cashier of the trust company show
that of the .1.921 claims handled by
the hank for Minneapolis men. TO ¡ st
cent of tlie men Increased their own
accounts and 20 per cent opened snv
Ings accounts nt once.
SUPER TREAD
TIRES
CORD and FABRIC
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tlie I
C The worth of a tire can be measured only one wap:
The return in miles of service for every dollar in­
vested.
Ç Gates Super Tread Tires are built on an entirely
new scientific principle of tire engineering ; designed
for one purpose only—the giving of greater mile­
age.
<] The broad, thick, sturdy tread distributes the road
wear over a greater tread surface, and insures
ample road contact with less bending of sidewalls.
That means Super Tread Tires wear longer. Let
us show them to you.
Ole’s Tire Shop
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GRANTS PASS ELECTRIC CO.
C Tire prices are all pretty much alike—but there is a
world of difference in the mileage they give.
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