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'Ill 13, 1021. GRAM'S PASS DAILA WIRIER PAGE TWO GRANTS PASS 01! COURIER Pnbllshed Dally Except Sunday ▲. E. Voorhtee. Pub and Propr. Entered at poetoffice. Granta,Paa«. Ore , ae second-claas mall matter ADVERTISING RATES » Dtoplay epace, per Inch.................... 16c Local-personal column, per line. ..10c Meader« per line—......................... Sc Silk Camisoles Envelope Chemise or a beautiful hand embroidered Philippine Undergarment DAILY COURIER Ry mall or carrier. :-er year ... 56 00 By mall or carrier, per month . 50 These are very dainty and acceptable gifts WEEKLY COURIER i- 01 By mail, per year MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news .dispatches credited to it or all otherwise credited tn this paper and also the local news pub lished herein All rights of republication of spe- aial dispatches herein are also re KINNEY ¿TRUAX THE HOME OF Nt AIDER IN t 'OI T I 11 ANI» ALL OTHER QI ALITA GOODS 101 & 105 N. 6th Grants Pass, Ore- served. II. N. Annual lx Oft til«- l*nw>— The Toka 1« ready for distribution and will be delivered to those wish ling it copy **t the senior rias« night exercises at the high school this' evening There are quite a number i of extra copies for «ale. The price 1« * I per copy. r-Piano build get figure* on I shingles, lath, door« at Borland Thoma» I Phone 187-J. 64tf ------ t-liLiud sumim-v Normal— A stx-weeks Hummer normal' school will bo held at Ashland. be ginning June 30 and ending July 21» It w ill lie held for the convenience j of Southern Oregon teacher» who desire further professional training i The courses will bo the same a« arei given at Monmouth and the «auto credits will be given Before you your lumber, and window» Lumber Co. the operation of the law to the wom is properly safeguarded, and should en. and would go even beyond, and have a place upon Oregon's statute Gw* Priie < "tit 2< — ♦ ♦ »♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ The price of gasoline at the various] into new fields, for the protection books. OREGON WEATHER ♦ stations In Grants ¡-a»» was reduced, ♦ and the betterment of the race. She 2c today following the Portland drop Tonight and Saturday, fair. ♦ points out in her argument that we ♦ ♦ ♦<♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ NEW TOI» Al expend millions of dollars and measureless energy in improving the EVERYTHING IN INSURANT’! BREEDING HUMANS Dependable compatite» and rea«- (Continued from Page One) Oregon has had an advance place breeds of animats, with results that onable rat«». See T. M Stott. are little short of startling. Yet of the in the procession of states that have IDltf tietween 11 and 1 o'clock still ob Buick Salt» room». human race physical attraction and | enacted legislation that classes as tains.” for ••freakish.” We have come to con animal propensity are permitted fullj Havana is not only a beautiful PHONE 33C-Y, Houser Bro» Pine |J Ber, 2-tler load: wood, sway and we go. on breeding a people: sider a measure that departs from, city but a truly fascinating one. The 19 fir 13.50. < thick walled, ponderous the usual as of the order of freaks, with a strong proportion of the unfit. 'houses, structures, are built entirely of stone, WANTED 1000 feet steel rail*. < or and Oregon has had more than her mentally and physically. matter 12 lb*. Boswell Mining In the voter’s pamphlet recently- brick or concrete, but no share of the out-of-the-ordinary stuff , Grants Pass, Ore. Phon«' SO. what the material, all walls, inside This experimenting in new paths issued by the secretary of state there and out .are plasterd with smooth sometimes results in a real find, at is an argumeut In favor of the pass finish and then tinted with every FOR SALE OR TRADE My equity on a 20-arre tract In the Yakima other times the commonwealth suf- j age of the bill. The committee that shade of the rainbow. Shell pink. River valley, Washington, 1 cream, light green, light blue and fers by the excursion into new ways. drafted the argument is headed by consider Ford truck or car. Of the measures that are before the Dr. J. C. Smith, of Grants Pass. It , lilac predominating. This is lu after 5 p. in. at 1013 east J St ' great contrast to the cities of the people at the coming special election is pointed out in the argument that | north, where the buildings are black IXIST Auto crank on I street we have some of the unusual kind, it costs Oregon fortunes annually to ened with smoke and soot. Wednesday evening. Finder There is Doctor Owens-Adair's pet care for the feeble minded. Insane Houses of two stories with' high turn to Bryan’s shop. measure, the hygienic marriage ex- and criminal, many of which classes ceilings and flat roofs and ornamen FOR SALE -■Choice alfalfa h.iy, amination and license bill, for in- are mental and physical incompe tal parapets are almost universal. 14th, crop, ready Saturday, the All windows as well as doors are stance The lady of the scalpel was tents because of the promiscuous I Fred It Hvde, M r SI 2 per ton wide and tall, running quite to the chief promoter and instigator of the breeding of the race, heredity being 77 phy. Ore floor. These are protected from In bill now In the book that requires responsible for a downward tendency trusion by iron grill work, many of WANTED Good board and room In medical examination of all would-be i in breeding just as it may be made them beautifully wrought in attrac Very reasonable modern home, benedicts. Now she would extend ¡the factor in improvement. The bill tive patterns. Doors are huge and rates. Call at 109 West D street thick, of polished cedar or mahogany mornings. with heavy brass knockers. Doors WANTED —To hoard and ro«im I to the homes are often large enough derly person or Invalid In . when fully opened to admit an auto- homo, Good care and reasonable I mobile, as I noted at many places, Phone 28.1-U. 78 price. where the autos were parked in the [ hallway In those big doors there Is. W ANTED We are [Miylng lx- <• ixh however, a smaller door for «-neral for egg* at Burkhalter's feed store. Do you need any towels? We have about ro Also want heavy hens at market use. 150 dozen towels that are Real Bargains. price Our price I* always right Phone 2S5-R or 363. 82 BORN Turkish Towels at 25c, 38c, 45c, 50c, 58c and 75c MORRISON To Mr. and Mrs. E R SITUATION WANTED by expuriene Morrison, of this city, at the Good ed cook, for a crew of men. Samaritan hospital. Thursday. Mai Frank Wesson. Wlldervill--. Huck Towels at 15c, 18c, 25c and some pure Linen 1 3, a son Towels at Special Prices. CHRISTIE —-To Mr. and Mrs Floyd W ANTED- Bee hive* in good condi Christie, of this city, on Thursday. tion Phone 250-R. G. H. Pe May 12, a son. Tokay Heights. FRIDAY, MAY 13. 1081. "Nationally Priced" Which ineunti the Mimo prb e to every one every whore Price branded In the back of ouch Instrument st the factorv Wo aro exclu- sire agent* for Jackson, Jo»e- phlne and Del Norto Colmile» OulbraiiMo Trad* Mark The Music & Photo House Grants Pass, Oregon Skinton Rowell, Prop LISTEN— Before buying your Grocery Supply for SATURDAY — VISIT — THE GROCETERIA Conklin lltlildlng IU-M Croiiiiiery Butter to. lb. Coming! T owels Golden Rule Store IN ORDER TO FACILITATE the best interests of our customers, we have an equipment comprising the lat est features for the dispatch of business with promptness and accuracy. A good bank with which to have your Account. We wish to expre thanks and appreciation many kindnesses shown during last illness and the death of our loved husband and father, and to members of the Woodmen of World for favors shown. MRS. F. V. METTS R. H. METTS. MR. HAPPY PARTY Grants Pass and Josephine Bank i AM HAPPY I EAT HEARTY 50 THEY CALL ME HAPPY PARTY G rants » P ass ,O regon Pork Chops 25c Boiling Beef Pork Roast 18c Steak 22c Veal Roast 20c Beef Roast 18c 12 1 2c suppost everyone knows where Happy Party got his name. It might be John Smith or ! rank Brown or Bill Any body for all you know, but they simply rail him Happy Party because he is. W an li for Mr. Happy Party Union Market Grants Pass-Medford STAGE INTERURBAN AUTOCAR CO. Effecóv' Out. 25, 1920 Daily arifl Hunday LEAVE LEAVE Grants Pass MEDFORD GRANTS PASS Waiting Room 10:00 a. m. 10:00 a. in. Bonbonnipro 1:00 p. ni 1:00 p. m. 4.30 p. m. 4:80 p. n>. Phone 160 AVe connect with stage«« for A«lilan«l ■ nd Jacksonville BUYS FOR CASH Yew «nil I «««I Goods E. W. CH I LES 401 G STREET NEW TODAY—Om- Slnr oli «love «iti» <i liimp. Elis i rii- fan. Vialiriwr,. rollisi «slge II -«, a f«-w left at SU. 1 mattrvxs at *11. Library tallio, licavy top, gissi a« ni-vv, *12.50. Ile-Ut lo ryl- IN-inch «Ire f«-m <-. l’hone 71. 1. <’. instili. b «.-»a N» • It’s “Mickey” and “The Old Homestead” Rolled Into One The Josephine County Fair Hoard will receive bids for the removal of the building known as the Warren box factorv to th«- land the board ha.~ purchased on the south side of Rogue River and above the auto pnrk, on I Saturday. May 14, at 2 o'clock p m Bidders must submit plan* anil specl- fi ations for the removal with their price and give security for perform ance. The fair board reserve* the right to reject any or all blds. F. S. IRELAND, president, PLORENZ DREITMAYER A. 8. OOUTANT. I I ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ AMUSEMENTS ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦>♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ “It's a Great Life" “It's a Great Life.” which open* today at the Rivoli theater, Is built on a fresh, original theme, a theme that holds a world of Interest for everybody. It deals with the humor ous aspect* of adolescence that stage of life when the boy wavers comically upon the thereshold of manhood. What wa* your idea of "a great1 life” when you were about seven-j teen? Did your Imagination carry you off to distant lands; scented, tny*-, terlons islands in far-off seas, where blue waves hissed upon a coral j strand and the sun splashed the cliffs with gold? Mary Roberts Rinehart's fame is book, "The Empire Builders," told an enchanting tab- of two boys in a prep school and the dreams they wove. So cleverly did she catch the spirit of boyhood, the ludicrous a. iM-cts of puppy love, the atmosphere! of the school and it* scholars that I the book rivalled her greutest »ac cesses In popularity. Phone 194 Order Delivered These Are Our Everyday Prices .......................................... . *2.00 per < '« t. Country < llmnw .. ........... 32c It». Home <«r<»uii ANpniagiiM 15« Ih. (trii|Hk I ruit, (ulifornia to<-, lloridn, I.V apiece orange-. from 15c to O5c per doaea HOME GROW N STRAW BEItltlEN FOR FRIDAY HALE Wl ALSO II l\E A si Pl’Ll OF IRHSH VEGETABLES DAILY nt t!i<* PUBLIC MARKET ▼ USED CARS H don't «osi oivthiiig t<> look, nnd v«-i-y little money t<» boy iims I «ars ut Hoiiurt'* aitragc. V ile Nix just pallile«!, firn- Gin|.«.. I xh I k «- I0IN. t l-cvrol< t, I0IN. lord t«niring I ar, Itilo. Maxwell, IlllH. Ford ih-llvcry, Ju-t <>ierliaiih-<|, g.aal slmile. C. L HOBART COMPANY 108 PRINTING NFAHÏ OONE H THE COURIER OffICE
