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NATI RDIY, APRIL II», 1021. GRANT« PAH« DAILY COURIER lì! LOÇÆL Easier Suggestions New Hals, New Coals, Huit-, .nid llu-.-., Kilk Hose lu us» »luid, silk pa lili oats and silk iiud voile lingerie |<> kuU tin- m<,-I parti, ul.it |Mtrons. Mrs. NELLIE NEAS A Bulova Wrist Watch M IKKH AN IDI AI. Gli f 11)11 THE GIRL till till A IE. I' 4« a arrosslty flint lomldncs nseiuln!ami beauty willi alsio- luio saii liaci loti. EASTER Cards and Books Easter Songs, Easter Records Lister Player Rolls THE MUSIC AND PHOTO HOUSE 212 South Sixth St. HT.'INToN HOWELL, Prop» HAVE YOU wood ward’s M mm *» for I tie l-'andly Reaci the /Xds in the Courier It Will Pay You $ d* (b T) Cp (b ¿p vp cb Roth Bu)s Water Plant— The Rogue River Water Com pany was sold to J. A. Roth, repre senting Los Angeles and eastern capital. It is announced that there will l>e no change in the personnel, policy or rates at this time. R. W. C'lurke will continue as local man ager. Mr. Roth expects to stop here In a few days while en route to Portland. Lawn mower* sharpened and Hatter) Atsoclatkin Meets— cleaned at Crum* r Bros. 74 Tiie .‘¡outbern Oregon Battery As Mrs. H. J. N’azor, of Eugene, Is vis sn lotion, consisting of owners of iting In Grants l’a*. for a short time battery sjiopv In the Houthi rn Ore gon towns met Friday with I. Rae with her ais'ur, Mrs. C. A. Ltnch. Guaranteed garden hose in cotton Cowdln. .»nd rubber ut Cramer Bros. 74 Father Time Waits for Nobody— Mrs. C. A. Catching, ot Roseburg rhe Study (Tas*— But he can’t take today’s photo Of Grants P.ias Womans Club will la visiting here tor a tew day* with graph along. Art Craft Studio. meet with Mrs. Johnsrud Monday Mrs, ii. F. Ixiiir. Baby Specialists. 75 74 All kinds of lawn sprinklers at afternoon at 2:15. Craw r Bros. 74 Fear Dry River— lass Goes Through Shop— It. W. Clarke ba* returned from B -cause of the fact that. the The auto mechanic* class at the 8pokane, where he attended the dis Rogue is lower at the mouth than high school, conducted by • Jack tricl convention ot tho Rotarian*. for muny years, residents there fear Lawn mower* and lawn rakes at i< b' nk, visited the Willard service there will be no water in It this Cramer* Bro*. 74 station Friday and were shown summer. H. E. Haefner, of the for ‘__ by I. ~ Rae ~__' Cowdln. H. L. Bromley, of the California through the s shop est service, has Just returned from Mr. Cowdin explained Oregon Power company, ot Medford. I ropi letor. the mouth of the Rogue and heard 1» spending the day here on buhness the electrical apparatus to the 14 that sentiment expressed. Rocks Jnpalac and floor paint at Cramer boys for two hours. that were never seen before at low Bro*. 74 tide are now high and dry near the Mr*. W. G. Smith, ot Wolf Crook, I i-lilng Prospects G< mm I— bar. spent Friday In Grants Pas* visiting The wgek end forecast for fish and shopping. ing, a* issued by Joe Wharton, re- Hand cultivators with large wheel cognizcd uu th" official dispenser of Allrm-ti'd to Grants Pan Shipments of plants and produce tor 15.5V at Cramer Bros. 74 fishing lore, is for good salmon and L. E. Walker, of Klamath Fails. trout fishing. The salrnou are re from Rogue River Valley must ne to Is speiiiilug a few days in the city at ported to l>o again ascending the cesKarily attract many people this section, especially if they are tending to business. river, a large school having gone up put up well. F. E. Jordan, of the Optical goods st Letcher & Son's yesterday. The trout are taking Mr. and Mrs. George Hartman, of flies In good shape, the riffles yield Jordan Nursery of this city, has Just received a letter from L. Marsh, of North Bond, urrived here yesterday ing their regular quotas'. , Ogden, Utah, a state agricultural on a business visit and are railing inspector. Mr. Marsh inspected a on old trlends today. Yew— shipment of grape plants and was See Chevrolet First tor Eronotnl- We sell Hotpoint-Hugbes Electric attracted by the quality. He imme cal Transportation. 74 Ranges. Complete line at Clevengers diately wrote back stating his desire Mis* Prudence Pardee leit last Electric Store. 64tf 1 to come to this part of the country. night for Portland where »11« ex Mr. Jordan states that shipments of poet, to make an indefinite visit Get Market llowl Fund*—— good produce from this country will with her brother. Jo Pardee. County Judge Eclus Pollock has constitute a big advertising feature La«!i<-< garden sets und hand gar- d<‘n tool- nt Cramer Bros. 74 received notice that Josephine coun for Southern Oregon. G. F. Johnson, of the G. F. John- ty will receive *10,554.37 this year sun Plano company, of Portland, Is tor market road funds, Last year Be Hun* to Include a Kodak— the allotment was *10,328.13, or On That fishing trip and for pro In Grants Pass Oil business for a *73.70 more than for the present fessional finishing leave your films short time. year. This is because of the fret at the Art Craft Studio, Baby Spe S- u Dr. Mark* for best glasse*, tf 75 Mrs Nail Kes r left this morning that Josephine county has a lower cialists. for Trinidad, where she will Join tax ratio. her husband, who preceded her to Mislford-Grants Pass-Roseburg— that city. Freight line, twice a week, Mon Glass* fitted at Letcher & Son's. S' Chevrolet First for Economl- days and Thursdays. Phone 18-J. tf cal Transportation. 7 5 Poultry feed and poultry reme- Hud Fair Crow«!— dies at Cramer Bros. 74 Only a fair crowd of dance en Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Thrasher are thusiasts turned out Friday night to spending the day here visiting with the dance given by the Jewel orches Mr. anil Mrs. A. I). Houck, while oil tra nt the Waldorf hall. The boy* their way home from Portland, made a small amount over expense* where Mr. Thrasher ha* been under so may be prevailed upon to give going medlj-al, lr< atpient. They will ■ another dance here in the near fu- leave in the roorifing for Klamath I ture. The seven piece orchestra Falls. Mrs. Houck and Mr*. Thrash gave excellent music and those who ' were present had an excellent time. er are sister*. Mazda lamps in all size* up to 500-watt nt Cramer Bro*. 74 Sa l<* Returns Iuu-gc • The rummage sale, held last Sat- I ne woman wno Loves. As an old student of life, I should urday by the Grants Pass Womans •ii.v tin* must beautiful and helpful 4 l't.i netted at least ,415 toward thing In it Is the respect, confidence. the community house fund, The re an'' love of au agreeable woman. And turns are not yet all tabulated but I beg you men who enjoy tills blessing the ladies expect the total to reach not to throw It away heedlessly. A the amount giv> n. The Womans womnn who loves you Is entitled to Club wishes to express their appre- fair treatment; and ninny devoted iation for the response ot the com w-nniea do not get It. A Just master lonueaf retain* Id* powe*. If there 1» munity in making the sale the suc- nay one entltl« d to justice, to gentle- ct > that it was. it being the second ik - ks mid npiireciiitliai. from a man, it one ot the present year. Is the woman who <1 votcdly loves him. E. W. Howe's Monthly. Coast Road to Be Imprmetl— The work on the Redwood high Butterfly a Beauty. way over Oregon mountain to the One of the largest and most strik ing of our butterflies, «ays Nature Oregon line will receive the atten- iiiii ot the county court. The coun Magazine. I« the liger swnllowtsll a species wl'h yellow wings l.ordereil und ty will expend *1000 on this road burred with black. and the federal government, through the forest service, will add *500. The stage company has decided not to assist in the work this season. Due to the fact that a heavy traffic s expected over the highway the court wants to get the road in as food condition as possible. HOT WEATHER IS H Let Is Do Your Cooking. A -hue of your patronage ap preciated. Somethin1; Special Every Sunday GOOD EATS CAFE It. E. BitriiCell, Mgr. PioiieerFhotoPliinislieis RoweH’s, of Course Josephine Barber Shop Shop of Personal Service Electrical Hair Treatments anti Massage <‘OUCH’S PHARMACY Films, Developing and Printing, Prompt servirò and good work. Froo en- largement with *3.00 worth of work, In by 9 a. m. out by 4 p. m. Lucile Saunders Coming— Lucile Saunders, special writer Cor the Portland Oregonitin. will make n trip through the national •orests ot Oregon, according to word received at the office of the locul forest service. Miss Saunders, who has made a trip through South America for the same paper, expects :o travel down the coast, ucross the southern part of I ho state and into southeastern Oregon, She is look ing for stories ot unusual interest. Miss Saunders wrote a number of articles on Southern Oregon last tall. Will Give Lecture— An illustrated lecture on forest protection will be given next Tues- lay evening at the high school by Albert WcLendnnger, of the forest service ut Portland. Mr. Weisen- danger spoke in Grants Pass about n year ago and will be remembered is an extremely interesting speaker. His talk will start at 8 o'clock and, while it will be of especial interest to school children, will also have a mes- j sage for* the older people. Radio fans will remember Mr. Weisendan- ger bccaus'.* ot the h armonica con- tests conducted by the Morning O re Ionian in their radio station last summer. Mr. Wciscntlungcr was the winner ot tho contest. Ho has •harge ot the Eagle Creek camp ground. PAGE UVE — Many Inquiries Made— Inquiries numbering 429 were re ceived Thursday by the Chamber of Commerce as a result of the adver tising campaign to attract tourists, settlers and investors to Oregon, This is the largest number received in one day since the campaign started, Three hundred of the in- quiries are in reply to the full page advertisement which appeared in last Sunday's issue of the Los Angeles Tinies in connection with a full page layout of Oregon scenes in the ro togravure section. More than 90 per cent of the Inquirers said they are coming to Oregon during the coming summer, many of them to spend several weeks and they desire road maps and pamphlets descrip tive of the country. A large number will spend considerable time in Cen tral and Eastern Oregon.—Portland Telegram. Natural Levees. A levee is an eml-aukmeut which keeps a river in its channel. A river like the Mississippi curries u great amouut of sediment from its swift headstreams to the lower ground. When its velocity is cheeked, it drops a portion of this sediment, gradually raising the bed of the stream above the surrounding country. In flood time, the river overflows its banks, de positing sediment along the land side of the banks. This creates u long allu vial ridge, which is culled u natural levee. DON’T MISS THIS! Wear Ever ; two-quart ALUMINUM DOUBLE BOILER; ¿X 7/ jMLlÄ fl lì” [‘“‘ J TM« offer expiree April 19th. This Double Boiler is unexcelled for cooking cereals, boiling rice, making puddings, sauces and custards, and for all cooking opera tions that require slow, even, carefnlly managed cooking. The two piece* can also be used separately; the rover fits both. ROGUE RIVER HARDWARE CO The WINCHESTER Store Spring Showing of Curtain Nets and Draperies Beautiful nets in all widths, white and beige, priced from _ __________________ 45c to $2.00 yd. Dotted Swiss (ruffled) curtains, 2!4 yards long at........ ................... $2.65 pair Other ruffled curtains at $2.60 and $3.20 pair HELMER’S ”THB HOME OF GOOD FURNITURE” Basis of Time Reckoning. The basis of reckoning standard time at the United States Naval ob servatory is transit observation of the stars. The observatory has three standard docks running in a constant temperature vault, electrically wound and sealed to keep the air pressure constant. Meridian circle observa tions of selected stars are taken reg ularly on clear nights, and from these observations the errors of the stand ard clocks are determined and cor- rected. Many Crops of Leaves. Evergreen trees differ from decid- nous trees, which shed all their leave» annually, in that the leaves of ever green trees last for a full year or more. This means, says Nature Mag azine of Washington, that one crop of leaves can always be found on an evergreen tree and sometimes as many ns five or even ten annual leaf crops at one time. Printing that pleases—Courier Hearst’s American Woman’s Home Companion Good Housekeeping Sunset Fashionable Dress Cosmopolitan Modern Priscilla CLEMENS Sella Drugs and Books (Paid Advertisements.) LINCOLN SAVAGE Made for Style Flanagan Bldg. Candidate for Noiuiuatiou for Jose phine County Sheriff on the Republican Ticket. o The votes of the Republicans are re spectfully solicited. Primary Election May 10, 1021. J. L. STANBROUGH Candidate for nomination for County Commissionar Candidate for Nomination for County Commissioner on llepublican Ticket MRS. JEANIE BURKE Candidate for Nomination for NEWTON COOKING AP. I’LES, CELERY, LETTUCE, ASPARAGUS THE TRUAX GROCERY o o Paul K. Ruttencutter Clyde C. Brown Tailored Costumes T1 ANNOUNCEMENTS H on llepublican Ticket JOHN HUMMEL o POLITICAL Candidate for Nomination for Jose Docking the Doc. phine County Treasurer on the Hiring s doctor bv the year mstr.-s Repubiicar Ticket. sickness a pleasure. The patient In stead of grlev’ng over the bill, can look Economy in Public Administration. forward to the first of the month when Will perform the duties of the office ho will dork the doc. without aid of County Paid Assistant. Primary Election May 1«, 1884 MAGAZINES FOR MAY Make IJfc Worth Living Don't go around feeling tired, lacking in energy and strength, be cause your kidneys are not working properly. The use ot FOLEY PILLS, a diuretic stimulant for the kidney*, will give your kidneys a good flush ing, remove injurious waste matter and bring the kidneys back to a < normal, active condition. ‘‘Your FOLEY PILLS are the only thing I ever got to do me any good,” writes Samuel Brenner, Alexandria, Ind. Couch's Pharmacy. Adv. — i ■■ ■ — County Treasurer I On the Republican Ticket MY PLATFORM—"Will ______________ conduct th« office without the assistance of t paid deputy.’’ o o c 0) CD ow S' m