Grants Pass daily courier., September 14, 1921, Page 5, Image 5

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IT IS NEARLY IMPOSSIBLE TO MAKE ENDS MEET NOWADAYS
COME DOWN IN PRICE AS THEY SHOULD
NECESSITIES DO NOT
YOU CANNOT HOLD OFF BUYING
FOREVER.
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MANY ARE THE PEOPLE THAT WOULD BUY RIGHT NOW IF ONLY THINGS WOULD COME
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KNOWING THIS WE ARE ACTING ACCORDINGLY—TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE PRICES
OR FOREVER HOLD YOUR PEACE,
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MEN’S SUITS
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B uster B rown S hoes
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Lift No. 1 .Men’s Sui
aiits____ ______
$14.85
lx»t T, Blo*-k‘‘,‘high grade suits $55 quality >nQw $25.00
(Right here we will say $55 was not/foq muc c¿ for
that <fi?nfty,iff stlils at that time. V
..„$18.65
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25c. quality I.vandale Gingham
19c
Apron (lingham
12Uc
58-inrh serge suiting. 3».. yard lengths, remnants at
Buster
Brown
Shoe
$6.48, $7.50, $8-95 and $10.50
Sewing Thread, Coats 150 yards
3t>-inch blue or red Middy Cloth
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INFANTS’ SHOES
Not Due to Sex Alone
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SATISFIED I
»Qi le Plumber
V>* h , we're quite able to guar
antee the plumbing nork wa do-
because we never announce
that a lob Is finished until It
Is lierfectly aut I «factory both
to ua
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kaow that yen'll
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entirely
with
our Herviré
satisfied
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YOUNG MEN’S DRESS PANTS
High grade Blo ks’ quality sold iV»r much more thAu
w <- get for tltf-Jn
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Tan Englsh Shoes, Goodyear welt
• 'lily
Others at
Many women have come to know *
that s«x Isn't the reason
for all
1 backaches, dizzy headaches and ur- :
Inary disorders
Men have
these
1 troubles, too, and often they come
from kidney weakness. To live alm-
. ply. -eat, >parlngly, take bettor care
of one’s self and to ush Doan's Kid*
nei I’ills, is bound^to help bad kid-
There Is no other
'neys get better
I remedy so well-recommended by
people
lak your
| Granta Paas
' neighbor'
Mrs. W H. ReiMlok. 314 J. St..
Grants Pana, says "Doan's Kidney
I Pills are not a nAw remedy to me.;
I have used thren with good regults
My kidneys troubled me a lot, and |
I suffered with a lame and adhtng
Mr *ldne»K ected Irregularly '
t 'Mied
Kidney
Pills
, _.,T they, rl|l
me of the trouble,’
strengthening and regulating my kid-
. ueys and benefiting me In every
way,"
Price flOc, at t*U dealers
Don't
. simply ask for a kidney remedy—get
Doan's Kidney Pills the same that
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I Co., Mfrs., Rnffalo, N. Y.
(broken
$5.60
39c
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$3.95
220 WEIGHT OVERALLS
Sold as Mgli A ai ^X o O uhd you khow at ,-get the rtf here
now
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Jumpers to mateh
95c
TThtR tneturtUFT Bhw"Bnrkip; King and other makesr~
$4.85, $5.45 and $5.85
These shoes sold to $10.55 12 months ago.
BROAD TOES
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YOUNG MEN’S DRESS SHOES
l’wen W omití Hue lx-*m<xj
lb«» < mum » of Mnnj .Mjsteriou-
Plein* anil Allien
$2.80
$3-98
$2.45
$3.45
$2.98
Kersf’V Partts
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Work Pant«
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iJi'fH« apyJ/Work Pants
Dress and Work Prints
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In 57 varieties of shapes and styles—colored tops,
etc. Eqch shoe is bench inAde and finished smooth­
ly inside, sizes 1 to 8 priced at
98c to $2.98
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In black or tan. high or medium heels, priced up to
$6.49 That includes shoes sold by us up to $10.50.
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OUR WORK VOl/Vf TRIED
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THAT YOU WILL BE
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LADIES’ SHOES
FIRST 3WLAST
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4c
25c
DRESS SHOES
One lot of black shoes to be closed out at
llunkidori Shoes ___ _______ ___ _________
BOYS’SHOES -
$3.50
A l iny last tan Shoes .7----------------------
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Blal'k Engli ish
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Il.ittrcall Shoes
WOOL UNDERWEAR FOR MEN
No. 250 Bradford Wool Suits
$2.85
Bradford
Wool
Suits
$5.25
No. 600
$3.45
o. J73 1 hadfonl Wool Suits
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No. 450 Bradford Wool Suits
Wright's All wool Buckskin wool suits. *10 values $5
(Every suit guaranteed spring needle knit)
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SCHOOL SUITS FOR BOYS
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At prices that will convince you we want to sell them
_____ __ $4.95, $5.95, $6 85, $7.85, $9.56 and $10 50
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WESTERN HOTEL
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Special i
I lini ng rooii , .Mir. 7ftc, anil $1
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COMINO EVENTS
Sept. 15-17, Thursday, Friday, Sat-!
iirday- Southern Orejón Indus­
trial Exposition at (’rants ’’sea
SuaU g g-t ki U K. Monday-Situ relay— *
Oregon State Fair, Salem.
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In the District M 'oiirt of the.
states for tl$ District o<' I’rllha'-
In the Matter, Lf Frank E Russili,
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We are Growing by Live and Let liive«
Oregon’s Fastest Growing Concern
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Chinese Shoes Homemade.
air ahoamakera among thei
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(0'nese and shoe« of varying grndesj
ja,rc for anio In the shops, but many oif
>y upper-class (’hiñese |
t of tile shops but of
For the (’hliiese woman oil
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MUiy "h<> bus been eduented In
klolied way. considers K ■
^lotli n'duty and a pleasure to mukf I
““ally shoe*, and she lavishes I
•tn the money, the leisure, the
d .14011 that do not enter Into
Tlfe commercial artlclq. i
.writes itolaixl (íorbold In Asia Mngal ¡
zine,
JTho tiuKv ^"jwilth.v Chinese men
*«*r Kery’Tbnr^íilng, If somewhat un» j
usual shoos, which might nltnost h< I
is lied Nllppenr. The soles, very muck 1
turopd/up nt Hie toe, are made of'
bamboo and tilth covered with whlti*
linen sml are extremely rigid am|'
W t ky ntus-rs of a pair In my col»
ntiisri' t>f pule blue silk, with art
qils'd toe and motifs of purpl« ¡
tuucli embroidered In yellow,
blue, enriched with gold.
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Bankrupt, j !
No.» R-.Mll
In Jliinksnipfcy
Notice Is he] h>y given that on the
lhtli day of S< jtember, A
Frank E. Rttll ffll of As^
son County, (J Jargon, the BankrupJ
above named | 4: ih duly udjudl' :<V'I
the first meeWig
bankrupt and Hat
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of Ills credited M will bo held nt nry
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office, k’liom I, .Masonic Temple,
Long Career as Statesman.
gon. on Ui.et-^lirtdi * '' j/>lm ’VJjtlHcy Adiuns ivai the
Grunts I'ass, 4
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day of Seyteira Ar. 1921, at 1:30 m eV-Freshlchl "! ,■ had a long pnbllq
m., al whirl) tl ¡Be said creditors tuny career after
leaving
the
White
claims, ajendnl. a, . JJ oum .^
attend, prove tl
ir> niter Ills retire-i
trustee, examlt| iS the’‘tl»il/rd|>t mid Blent fLofii^Gie fAexhlcncy „ IK2.I 1.«
Io the bouse of rep'
transact Bitch ( (Rher htlslfess as tp-.iy was e
4 »resentUtifH*nfier»' he served until I:
properly com« | trfora
death, more than 111 years later
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Claims must • presented in form
reiideri'd ten yl’iH's of-public servlie
I irtHl *» .AheJin n hruttifly.'Act»’«trt after passing aaxiAty, and wiis known!
At
■fjtunbj aqi ojuj dp»
Suoi a Junin sb nnj qonm sb isnf pere
jadnaga gannì «|
iqHtiBJ qsg qaaa
jój” âaj b ìnj.fBiI ,<q iridino.) suBaq
üwp t n TU • pmretrrr jpq i JOJ t n Tt u
DATES FROM ‘'DIVINE RIGHT
didn’t last__ mi'i__aa_ m L. x U m
Jewelry runnier was because when a
Ullin Hlihe In mid sird he "no led
something nicej
nice for jus baby she asked SJ-II’IIU ajoqAi I|sq (()!" paqaow
him irKTs baby was a boy, a girl or TiddójiT agit! ñ'sdá<»l UBiÓJOjqBj y
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"Star Chamber i'rweeding”- Is an • chicken.—Dallas News.
ejprpsslon now. almost Invariably u«rd
to depute an official action wbieh.ls
conducted In xectvt and, usually. In ,
I a hlgfi-nnntled manner.
The pWrws'e'coines to’ns from rt’o
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fact that cfrilnrles a tn »here Cxi«tlr<i
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in England ivn all pnwerftti trlhnhal
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aeaalattag rd n committee «>f ihe idng't
privy council. The rustvni u.is either
Instituted or revived by Henry VII.
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,Tbljs( cotyifil hjjfl, <uu,Upotep7 Dahers
and was unfettered by rules, or .¡aw.
tf (Io,-th with civil ana crlmimil cases
tiltke'liy •'•bill lnnd Ini’iirmntfon.” With
ottt th*» aid nf if Jury, urfrt rouM inflict
any torn: of t>flnlshth’<Alt short <if
disuhj
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The onhrlnnl t was “stm* xffinmher"
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because bi the .room jybere |he qoum-il
juot were.'dwposlteil the .lewjsh, jtmml«
known as ,‘^.ia^s" (rppi tj>e Helyew
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word shetnr. meaning a eovenunt..—
Brooklyn Eagle.
:ti in 5'j » il
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flOIfe't
Star Chamber Prceietfings" an EtAo
of the Days When Kings Could
Do No Wrong.
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?';ctCb..Ct!ir ihvellingfs and
io cgtcb Hi' e.xqiiixlt|». colorings of’
ciinyotl wfttls. Mfss f'lira ifrontague of
Salt V<Uiq7('li.> lyl’vi's (lirvrlf to he
¡swung from dizzying heights on a nar-
,row board senU’f The photograph
shows her sketching while swinging
!ov«r ri‘»»l>(■<'!• (iMjS’df* liirthtrciU'of feet
as “the idd inim eloquent.''
Edwnrdj
iln Zion National, I’.nrk. l^ali.
Everett Unh^zUi, his ".Memories of a
Hundred Year»,'.' ,aells of n Down East
sen (iiptnlp who iyi(l lie wished "they Notice to Subscribers—
could take the old engine out of Adams
Subscribers ar^xqqiiested to make
iipdifHA .It Into n new hull.'' Adams ¡payments to tire ofUce-and not to the
iynx( (y|'Jcken In Ills sent nt the enp , carrier boys. Boys have no author­
lto| bi Wmdllngton on a spot tlmt Is
ity to collect. When a change of ad-
still pointed out to visitors.
dreit-.ffi l«Kni lUf '.ilwLy.s notify the
tiffice.
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will, be filled free of charge at •
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Browning’s Poetry.
The truth Is tluit many renfleru of!!
verse resent «iny , llenuitul upon their1
intellects; poetry to them living only
a .pleasing Indulgence- -an ,qceasux>ai
substitute fpr ii sherbet—not to.be
token seriously,. Certqlnly Browp|ngs
fioetry I’ m not for Such. No one to
day who knows ''Sordelfo* decides It.
fof. tllfflrnfl ns It1 Is to the beg'lmier.
It contnlnx ninny veliis of the pure
gold of poetry -land It« picture« of' (he I
i 'tin
l/U4*ioi .u»!. tumultuous life or the lute
f I KI I
Ifwelfth ,qqil, early Thirteenth ..ven
is ntji ¡o sdep U|«l
turlei in |Jrnl,v, ,,with,.the tierce coq.
-annui iMp no
9ti|ii|t(s aqi jo nan
Ilfcts of Giu'lf nml Ghibelline by which
•iqUyq 0i|> oj i
It ">t< torn are unoqualed-In vivid
„'NlllHIUnoUl t»l|
ness iiml truth by any .lilsni>'l'1f
Insulting the "Hub.”
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I'liillii Sli|ffti|ii. 310X011,
Some nstronomlcnl inker is out
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