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GRANTS r u» DAILY COU HIER
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GRANTS PASS DAILY COURIER
Pabllab«d Daily Eacept Sunday
A. E Voorhlaa.
Pub. and Propr.
Entered at poetoffice. Grant« Van«.
Ora., aa aacond-clau mail mattar.
ADVERTISING RATES
■Nepiay apace, per inch..
2Bc
Vocal-personal column, per line....10c
Beaders, per line—.
... >C|
it Is cooperative effort that is now 1
being called for Every land owner!
whether he tills his acres or not.•
mast go after the digger. Otherwise j
his land becomes the breeding
ground for the hordes that flock over
the line and eat up the neighbor's
crops. The battle is now on. Go af
ter the digger this week. They are
all doing it.
DAILY COURIER
Ry mall or carrier, per year .... 16 00
Bj mall or carrier, per month.. .50 j Big tripe for Si|4ion—
The big pipes for siphouing the'
WEEKLY COURIER
By mall, per year......... —........ ....»2.00 water across a bad piece of ground I
in Dry Diggin's district Of the Tokay'
MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS canal, tor the Irrigation district, is
The Associated press Is exclusively
entitled to the use for republication now being delivered on the ground
of all news dispatches credited to It by trucks. The district has arrang-J
or all otherwise credited in this ed for the purchase of the old Tokay
paper and also the local news pub canal through the Irrigation and
lished herein.
Power company property near the
All rights of republication of spe
Golden
Drift dam. and as soon as the
cial ¿{«patches herein are also re-,
steam shovel reaches this ditch it will
served
be put upon other work, this corn-)
pleting the Tokay canal from the
’ TMl RbDAY, APRIL 14, 1M1.
Savage Rapidsd am to Sixth street
in Grants Pass. The extension from
♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Sixth street westward is now being
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OREGON WEATHER
♦ excavated by Wolke A Schroeder.
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Tonight and Friday, fair, ♦
Lost Sunday Dinner by Mistake.
♦ with heavy frost in the morn- ♦
Changing cars In nildseason euded
♦ Ing.
* as disastrously for a real estate dealer
♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ as changing horses in midstream. The
dealer has ridden for several years tn
EXTERMINATE THE ••DIGGER"
a car of rather ancient vintage. Re
Success in agriculture requires a cently he bought a new car of the
same make.
constant vigilance. There is soil
Saturday night he drove his new
fertility to watch, for always taking car to the city market. He parked it
from and returning nothing to a soil beside an old car. He bought a bushel
will sooner or later impoverish it to of apples, a big roast and a week's
supply of vegetables.
the point where a paying crop can
Probably It was force of habit, his
not be obtained. Then there are friends say in explaining the conse
various Insects and fungus pests that j quences. He placed his purchases In ;
the old car. Then he returned to the
must be guarded against, calling for stall to add further tn his supply. On !
spraying at the proper season and in returning he discovered his mistake. 1
the proper manner. When soils were The old car had been driven away,
carrylug his Sun lay dinner ami his
new and costs low the farmer was week'« supply of vegetables.—Kansas
prone to neglect many of these little City Star.
things that reduced profits, but when
Engraved cards—Courier office.
profit is reduced to near the van
Merchant Printers—Courier.
ishing point the little leaks have to
Typewriting
paper—Courier office.
be stopped. Today in Josephine
county there is a campaign on to rid
the lands of the gray digger squirrel
pest.
This little animal destroys
crops every year that would total
thousands of dollars of value if al-
lowed to go to the harvest.
The'
gray digger can be absolutely con- j
trolled with cooperative effort. And
REDUCED PRICES
on Neu Furniture and
tresses This Week
Mat-
E. W. CHILES
403 G «St.
Extra Special
$1 Dollar Sale $1
Real Bargains For You!
The More You Buy
The More You Save !
Friday and Saturday
These Goods Are All Guaranteed
20 bars Royal White Soap .._
4 lbs. English Breakfast Tea
3 lbs. Ground Chocolate
12 lbs. Dried Prunes
5 lbs. 25c Coffee
3 lbs. 39c Coffee
4 cans IXL Jam
5 packages Cluster Raisins
3 lbs. Gunpowder Tea
12 bars Lava Soap
5 lbs. Salted Peanuts
5 cans Veal Loaf
4 cans Kippered Sardines
13 packages Soda
3 lbs. New Crop Brazils
4 large cans Plums
5 large cans Apples
3 large cans Pears
5 medium cans Beets
4 small cans Pears
2 medium cans Raspberries
3 medium cans Asparagus
6 lbs. Whole Peanuts
60 lbs. Potatoes
$1.00
$1.00
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TWO POUNDS Shasta Valley Butter, 80c
Pittsburghers Will Bor«.
After hnvlmi tried. for a number
of year«, to get over hiii I nround the
lulls Kurrouudlng their city, the real
dent« of Plttuburgli have decided to
■trike nt the heart of the difficulty
nnd go through them. Accordingly
tunneling <qH>rittlons have been got
ten under wny which, when com
pleted, win result in u double-tube
bore thnt will necuminodnte pedes
trial«,
street car and
vehicular
traffic.
«ay«
Popular
Mechanic«
Magazine. The eMImiited cost of the
undertaking Is between f'-’.txto.tkst nnd
*>1.000,000, nnd It 1» expected Hint two
yenm will bo required for It« com
pletlou
It eatabllshe« no precedent,
aa another bore, made several year»
ago, has given satisfactory service, al
though reserved for the use of «treet
cur* only.
Cigarette
No cigarette has
the same delicious
flavor aa Lucky
Strike. Because
Lucky Strike lathe
toasted cigarette.
Gymnastic Dancing Passing.
*
The units of our grandmother's dnyn
- tint with n fascinating touch of "hes
itation" lilts come buck to our J h *«-
wenry ballrooms. It became all the
rage
after much opposition — when
the t'xnr Alexander danced It nt Al
mack's in 1H14; nnd slue« Hie Prince
of Wales like* It nnd dances It today
n new logue for the waits I n assured.
Dancing evidently In to be lex« gym
nastic and more "titlinenliil Anxious
mother« will not repine. The dreamy
waits was n match maker In their day
and perhupH II will la* In ours.—Lou
don Dally Mall.
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Courlar.
Merchant Printers
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TONIGHT
Special Dollar
Bargains
VIMtlng Mem-
tiers Invited
If it la Inxjr air we nwk
la that we fakr your car to (aek.
We are auto Npeclaliata and If your
car I m not Nerving you in the manner
that it should you'd better have us
put it in good running order again
Upon inquiry you will find that our
prices are absolutely fair and that
our work la dependable In every re*
»pert.
AMENT’S Al TO ItEPAIIC ANI>
MAf’IIINK SHOP
SERVICE ( Alt HAY oil NIGHT
Night 2.V2-IC MACHINE WORK
Dry Goods Department
PETERS CLASSIC
Friday and Saturday
Two Days Only
Always New in Style—
Always the Same in Ouality
Our “Classics”—the finest “Diamond
Brand” styles—are now ready and you will
find them extra fine.
Everything that goes to make
footwear is embodied in each pair.
KINNEY & TRUAX
Grants Pass, Oregon
• 101-105 N. 6th
good
The patterns are new and attractive;
The lasts up-to-the minute and splen
did fitting;
The materials carefully selected and
the shoemaking the very best.
You will like them and you will find
them elegant boots moderately priced.
NOTICE
To .Members of the (¿adle« Auxiliary
and women of Grant« Paaa:
A special meeting of the Ladies !
Auxiliary will be held in the Cham-'
her of Commerce rooms at 3 o'clock 1
p. m. Saturday, April 16, 1921, for
the purpose of general disciission of
certain measures of vital Interest to'
women. The Auxiliary extends an
WHY NOT COME TODAY
Whih We Have Your Style and Size?
ACHES AND PAINS-
SI-OAN’S GETS ’EM!
Golden Rule Store
Famous pain and aclie I.lnimcnt-
kept handy, brings warming,
gratifying relief
heumatic twinges case up
R
sunn. So do stiff joints, lame
• back, neuralgia, overtaxed mus
cles, and those pains from weather ex
posure, too—tney don’t fight long
against the counter-irritation that
i Sloan’« Liniment produces.
Ahvay» keep this old family friend
handy for instant use—a little prne-
( ¡rates without rubbing, leaving no skin
stains, muss, or clogged pores.
Its
very odor—healthy and stimulating—*
i «uggests the good it will do.
All druggists. Three sizes—35c,70c,
31.40. Largest size is most economical.
Sloan»
Liniment
urgent request that every member
be present as well as a special invi
tation to all women who are not
members.
.MRS. C. L. CLEVENGER,
President.
V. A. C. lAULF,
Chairman Ix-Klslatlve Committee
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HAVE II«
REGISTERED?
All electors who were registered
but did not vote nt either the Pri
mary or General Election In 1920,
and those who have changed their
residence, must re-reglster.
Electors not registered must do so
¡on or before May 7th, 1921, at 5
. o'clock p. m.
F. IL. COON,
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County Clerk
USED FORDS
MOST ALL MODELS
ALL FAILS ARE PI T IN FIRST FLASH MECHANICAL
TION BEFORE BEING OFFERED FOR SALE.
CONDI
PRICES AND TERMS TO Hl IT
JAMES K. MANUEL
AT COLLINS GARAGE
Used Cars
We have an assortment of various makes,
all of which are honestly priced and are as
represented--It will pay you to look them
over.
W. S. Maxwell & Co.
CHEVROLET
NASH
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BUICK
Viewpoint.
It take« the eyes of the rich to sea
the blessings of poverty
mon light criiluTs mid 47
fewer
destroyers. Japan I h , however, de-'
voting heraelf to HiibmarineH and It
Engraved cards —Courier office
I h exacted that by 1 927 «he will beat
the United Staten In HtibtnarliPH to
the number of 32.
If the United State« doen not Htart I
a new program after 1923 (either re-1
placing old nhlpa transferred to the
"second line” or augmenting her;
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fleet) Japan, it I h held here, after i
three, iliy the end of 1927 Japan big expenditure*
and
c.ontlniioiiK
will have two fewer big ships, three building at her maximum capacity
JAPANESE 10 COMPLETE
will In 1 927 only be In practically
the name relative position aa ahe In
today, 1921.
If. on the other hand, the United
Staton after 1923 adopt« a new
building program of only replacing
the ships going Into the "second
line, which I h regarded a« not only
a reasonable asHumptlon, but almost
a certainty, then. It In the contention
here that Japan In 1927, will occupy
the name relatively weak poaltlon
that nhe will have In 1923.