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GRAB'» PAM DALLY <QUUKK
DOYLE’S
Grunts Pass, Oregon
Gingham Week
Domestic and Imported Qualities
Beautiful Patterns
19c, 25c, 29c, 33c, 45c per yd
Chinese Parasols—shower proof $1.49
Classified Advertising
FOB BALK
POULTRY
FOR SALE- -First <rg4e, first. a«c- FQR SALK—White Leghorn cock*
uud and third culling of alfalfa,
Record
erels, Hollywood «train,
Phone
oat huy, *18 delivered In town.
of SOO egg« or better.
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Mrs. J. H. Smith, Dlmmlck place,
348-J.
West G St.
SUlf
FOR SAL®—May 17, 1200 White
Leghorn baby chicks, *16.00 per
FOR BALE CHEAP—Ludle«' new
100, or *140 pur 1,000. (Jrder at
spring suit, ulao pleated skirt and
once.
Also hatching eggs from
sweater, «lie 36. Cali 654 North
ncloctod heavy layer«.
Agent
Eighth St. between 12 aud 18:30,
Master Incubators and brooders.
excepting Saturday and Sunday.
K, Hammerbacher, Rd. 2, phone
82
606-F-23.
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FOR SALE Good postofflce cabinet
Cheap.
Apply to Mrs. E. J. An-
BUILDING
«I■ l ’..ni, ri.K <T. Ore.
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CONTRACTORS
Foil SALK Home choice
tomato
plants.
1301 East A., Mrs. A.
Meier.
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85
HARl’ER A SON—Building contrac­
tor«. Shop work, furniture crating.
Shop 417 G St., 1’hone 142-J.
ONE JOHN DEERE huy rake und a
Wood utowur. for aale. *50. J,
T. Young, ltd. 1, Box 27.
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INSTRUCTION IN MUSIC
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REAL ESTATE
PROGRESSIVE PIANO SCHOOL—
Clara TuUle Jfeulou. SIS A SUuel.
State Accredited Teacher.
Burro wes Kindergarten Cours«.
Mr«. J. J. Hansen. Accredited.
515 South Fifth St.
8KLLNG OUT UANCHE8 at bargain
prices. 5 aud 10
years'
time.
Ranches tor reut aud exchange.
Gold Huy Realty Compauy, Med­ PIANO SCHOOL FOR BEGINNERS
—Hattlo Coleman Calvert, 611
ford, Oregon.
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North Fourth Street. Affiliated
teacher National Academy
of
FUR SALE—300 acre irrigated
Music. Carnegie Hall. New York.
ranch bordering riv«r aud high­
way, 2 tunes from Granta Pass.
Sacrifice at *10,000 on 10 yea*»
PLUMBING
lime, *1000 por year, 6 per cent
iuterest. Gold Kay Realty Oo* G. A. BRYAN—The Plumber, For
Medford, Oregon.
6111
__ J beatlug.
sanitary plumbing and
Skilled laoor only
empli
!y employed.
We
FOR SALE Oil TRADE— »4250,
guarani«« our work. Phone 306,
18 acres neur town. Terms it
U
612 H Street.
desired. H. C. Lee, Tenth and A
streets.
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PHYSICIANS AND
FOR SALE cheap—80-acre
rolln-
SURGEONS
quiahiucnt. O. W, Immbrecbt, 74 4
North Hixth St.
100 C. B. MARRS, M. D . Praotlce limited
to oi»ea««a of aye, ear, noau and
throat. Phone 62.
F or SALE—Irrigated lands, cloee
to Granta Pass. 820 per acre and
DOCTOR
C. J. MOSER. Physician
up on easy terms. A. 0. Wheeler,
and Surgeon. X-ray work. Office
514 South Sixth St.__________ 86
phono 182; Re». 4S-R.
FOR SALE
AUTOS
STEEL FLY WHEEL Sturter Gear«
iu stock for all car». J. W. Gay­
atty Foundry and Machine Work«.
33-tf
DR. RALPH W. STEARNS—Physi­
cian aud surgeon. Special atten­
tion to surgery. Obstetrics und Di-
acasos of woman. Complete X-Ray
equipment. Dental X-Ray. Phones,
home, 21-Y; office 21-J.
Cleveland, April 29.—As in L»20.
Ohio’« forty-eight votes in the Itemo-
cratlc National Convention will be
cast for James M. Cox, Democratic
Presidential nominee in 1920, and
three time« Democratic Governor of
this pivotal stale, according to pre­
dictions made here by leading sup­
porters of the Ohio leader.
In the preferential primaries to be
held in this state April 29tb, Demo­
cratic voter« may express their
choice between Mr. Cox and William
Gibbs McAdoo, of California, .for­
mer Secretary of the Treasury. At
that time 52 delegate»—eight at
Jock’s Painful Interview.
large and two each from the twenty-
Toting Jock had just returned from
I two Congreasional districts of the
a painful Interview with the minister,
to whom he hud said, in reply to a state — will be named by those vot­
question, that there were 100 command­ ing In the primary.
ments. Upon meeting another lad on
The Cox slate is replete with the
his way to the minister's he asked: i names of men mentioned in connec­
“An' If he ask» you how many com tion with Presidential nominations
mnndnirnts there are, what will ye
past and present. Heading the list
say?” “Kay?" queried the other lad.
“Why, ten o’ couree." "Ten 1” relter is former Governor James E. Camp­
•ted til« Aral youth in «com. "Teu? bell, elected to the state’s highest
Ye wull try him wi' ten? I tried him office in 18S9 and voted for as Pres­
wl’ a hundred and he wasna satisfied.” idential candidate at the convention
in 1892, which preceded the second
election of Grover Cleveland. For­
While at work on the disease of
mer Governor Judson Harmon, At­
silkworms, Pasteur suffered paraly­
torney General of the United States
se.
in the second Cleveland administra­
tion, was one of the leading candi­
Ohio Metal Worker « Victim
dates for the Democratic nomina­
Hay S Ball. Huron, Ohio, was a
tion in the historic Baltimore con­
victim of coughs and colds. Both be
aud his sister suffered with them, vention fl912, when Woodrow Wil­
but found "speedy Relief" through son began his meteorje national ca­
the use of FOLEY'S HONEY AND reer. Former Senator Atlee Pomer-
TAR COMPOUND, the old favorite ene, of Canton. Government counsel
cough remedy. 'He writes: "I have
four»d FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR in the oil-leasing scandal cases, and
COMPOUND a most excellent reme­ Newton D. Baker, former Secretary
dy for coughs and colds. My sister of War, are others in the list of Cox
hud a severe cold and cough a year supporters whose names have been
ago uu<l tout'd M|»ee<ly relief in
FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR COM­ mentioned frequently for the Demo«
POUND.” Couch'« Pharmacy. Adv. I cratic leadership.
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ONE ELEVEN
INDIGESTION MAY LEAD
TO APPENDICITIS
Repeated attacks of indigestion
often lead to serious inflammation
of the stomach and Intestinal tract.
TUI» inflammation may finally ex­
tend to the appendix, which usually
becomes infected through the pres­
ence of foul, irritating matter in the
bowels.
It doesn't mtV ip ignore even the
most «impie warnings of digestive
troulile. Neglect is responsible for
much misery. Uneasiness at the pit
of tho stomach, sour taste in the
mouth, excessive gas, heartburn,
nausea, vomiting, bitter risings, con­
stipation, biliousness, dlxzy
spells
and palpitation of the heart after
eating uro some of tho most common
symptoms of poor digestion.
If you are subject to any form of
stomach distress, don't fail to try a
bottle of Smith Bros.' M. A. C.. the
guaranteed stomach treatment. This
wonderful medicine usually gives
prompt relief front all discomfort. In
fact, it Is sold on a positive guaran­
tee of money back if tho first bottle
falls to do so in any case of stom­
ach trouble. A large bottle costs
VETERINARY
but *1.25. Couch's Drug Storo will
HOSPITALS
supply you. (Mail orders accepted.)
Adv.
GRANTS PASS VETERINARY
HOSPITAL- Dr. R. B. Griffen-
hag»n. Vet. Surgeon. Corner 7th
< TTY TREASURER’S NOTICE
und M St«. Phone 191-R.
There arc funds in tho city treas­
VETERINARY SURGEON ury to redeem all warrants draw«
on tho general fund numbered
DR. H. J. BESTUL—Veterinarian. 16775 to 16t>79, inclusive. Interest
Residenre 838 Washington boule­ will rinse after April 26th. 1924.
vard. Phone 398-R.
Dated at Grants Pass.
Oregon,
DR. R. B. GRIFFENUAGEN, Veter­ April 26th, 1924.
G. P. JESTER.
inarian.
Office 7th und M St.
City Tieaswrer.
«2
phono 191-lt.
HIGH CLASS, popular 7-pass. uuto, DR. W. F. RUTHERFORD—Manual
therapullcs. Office over Western
looks aud runs like new, 5 good
Union. Kes. 259-R; office 217-R.
cord tires, 1924 license.
Thia
year's price, now, *1755. Will sell
tor »700. Terms, halt cash. Ual DR. A. A. McBRIEN—Physician and
Surgeon, office 112H South Sixth
unco *50 month or »500 and your
St , Peerless Hid g
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small roadster or touring. F. W.
street«. Grants Pass.
80tt
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FOR RENT
PIANOS AND TYPEWRITERS tor
runt. Thu Music A Photo House.
9«
HOUSEKEEPING rooms for rent,
downstairs; also house on
Oak
and L streets, with 1 acre of land,
irrigation. Cail at 802 D St. 85
A 3-ROOM nnd 6-room furnished
house will be for rent on or before
tho 1st of May.
Inquire 20«
Foundry St.
________ 85
room« for rent.
1005 E«Bt J St._______ 85
WANTED
WANTED—Middle aged woman to
cook for small crew in mlnipg
camp. Wages *35. Call at 614
South Fifth.
WANTED—Painting
and
paper
hanging and decorating. All or-
<I cm with 0. F. T. Co., Eugene
Morey.
MISCELLANEOUS
WILL BUY — For cash, household
goods, large or small lots. O. F.
T. Ce. Fon« 139-R.
34-tf
KEEPS YOU
FEELINO
-3/ YOUNG I
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Why not use a good majority
of tho money for your new
homo for bet lor plumbing?
Tho content and health of your
family uro nt stoke. Let ua
demonstrate our superior sup­
pile« nnd plumbing nbllltleH.
Machinery and
Heavy Hardware
G. A. BRYAN
Plumbing and Heating
Al2 TT St.
l'irono 800
P. S. WOODIN
ritolte 43
Bll H St.
AW, WHAT’S THE USE
GRANTS PASS CITY
DEALERS
I. Rae Cowdin (The Bat­
tery Shop)
W. D. Fry (Valley Hard­
ware Co.
Grants Pass Rochdale Co.
Ole’s Tire Shop & Service
Station
W. S. Maxwell & Co
Fashion Garage
Smith’s Garage
C. A. Winetrout
Camp Handy
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(California)
HutetanS Is a pure veaetabi«
pound, wl* a Wond«rfcey ew------
Tul record since 1SSS. It bring, to th«
chert, that youthful bloom to mu. h
aired bv women and to much admired
ai rue j -... . un-l
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HUFELAND
□ RUGGIST
STANDARD of QUALITY
PIPE
Standard water pipe nnd
•crew rasin je for every pur-
r«»w ; r bo vnlvee and fìttine*-
Roth new and re-manufactured.
All material trjeted under pre?-
auce and Ki*aranlred. Immedi­
ate deliver»'. Money saving
pricfm
* a
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G. WEISSBAUM & CO.
109 11th St. San Francisco
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MINE AND MILL
SUPPLIES
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The dealers listed here protect their
customers by selling Red Crown gaso­
line, which because of the exacting
production standards maintained by
this Company, is uniformly reliable al­
ways and everywhere.
Protect your car by patronizing the
dealers who protect you. You 11 never
have to drive very far to find a red,
white and blue Red Crown sign, and
your car will run better and farther if
you let nothing go into your fuel tank
except clean, reliable “Red Crown.”
Quick on the start, prompt on the pick­
up, economical on the long run—“Red
Crown” has all the qualities you de­
mand of a motor fuel, and has them
uniformly.
Incidentally, it’s worth reflecting that
the garage man, service station, or oth­
er dealer who refuses to let his custom­
ers take chances with inferior or un­
known motor fuels, is likely to be equal­
ly responsible and reliable if your car
needs inspection or repairs.
Look for the Red Crown disc and
the red, white and blue pump—the two
signs that identify a reliable dealer.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
Youthful feeling and youthful
looks result from perfect health.
Huf eland, the famous Swiss
Tonic, acts gently and quickly
in toning up ths whole system to
rugged health.
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H ousekeeping
Foil RENT—One 3 room furniehud
apartment. Close in. Inquire 70«
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The claim to a solid Cox delega­
tion is hotly disputed by the Mc­
Adoo leadership..
Wilbur D. Wil­
kin of Cleveland, alate manager of
the McAdoo interests and law part­
ner of Judge David Rockwell, na­
tional manager of the Califorpian’s
^fhest dealers sell
.
gasoline, thals always good/
u '’ij
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A Ooo<l Thing - DON’T MISS IT.
Send your name and address plainly
Writ leu togelhar with B cents (and thu
slip) to Chamberlain Medicine Co, Dm
Moinaa, Iowa, and receive io reUrn ■
trial package containing Chamberlain’!
Cough Remedy for cough«, colds, croup,
bronchial, •’flu” and whooping cough«
and tickling throek Chamberlain's Stoss-
•ch «nd Liver Tablet» for itomach Iran-
hies, indigsstion, gassy pains that crowd
the heart, kiliontnete and constipation!
Chamberlaia’s Salve, needed in swy
Candidacy, predicts there will be
many McAdoo delegates elected and
gays McAdoo has an even chance of
winning tho state-wide preference
vote.
York more interested inthe platform
The state campaign is proceeding
than in securing the nomination.1 very quietly, Now and then state-
Four tears ago he mads a nation­ ments are promulgated from one
wide fight to secure approval of ad- headquarters or the other. James
herence of America to the League of A. Rice, one of the McAdoo candi-
dates for delegate at large, is billed
The battle finds organization lead­ Nations.
ers in both camps. Rockwell him­
Study of this question in the last to make a number of speeches
self was long a leading figure in four years—including a trip over throughout the state, but thus tar
State politics, and when Cox was war-torn Europe—has only served this has brought no counter demon­
governor was one of his close advis­ to strengthen Mr. Cox's convictions. stration from the Cox forcos.
ers. Hamilton G. De Weese of Co­
It is thus made certain that
Burned Paper Money.
lumbus, in charge of the McAdoo Ohio’s delegation in the Democratic
Burned paper money should he care­
york of organization iu the state, convention—it the Cox slate wins—j
I
fully packed In cotton so that It will
i has also been closely affiliated with will stand for a reaffirmation of the not fall to pieces, and sent to the re­
Democratic organization politics.
1920
platform
on
international demption division. Treasury depart­
However, iu the main the tight questions, with such changes as are ment. Washington. D. C., for examina­
will be staged with the organization, necessary by succeeding events.
tion. The treasury doe« not mnke the
state and county, backing Mr. Cox.
However. Interest in the plat­ money good a« a rule, unless enough of
•nd the McAdoo
element relying form, great though that may be, will It Is left to be recognised. If the paper
upon the support of those not closely not be permitted to interfere with ha« been reduced to ashes, the treas­
ury will, under certain circumstance«,
affiliated with the organization.
active work of securing another ffiwever, redeem It on the presentation
Mr. Cox. according to apparently chance for the Ohioan at the Prcsi- of affidavits.
reliable reports, will go to New dency.
By L. F. Van Zehn
Calling Him
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QΠal Ÿ OeT A B a QGA in T hat
ANY
G ood ?- if you wamt to get S omething wo Q tm
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EVFQ
WHEN STRAWBERRIES COME—
Tho Trunx Grocory will havo the
beat.
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FOR FIRE Extinguisher« und refill
fluid see Geo. S. Barton, Grants
Pass, Oregon.____ ____________ 48tf
RELIA BI, E
platinum
determina­
tions. T. W. Gructtcr, Grants
Pass, Oregon. _________
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MASSAGE — Violet liny. Electric
Garment; women and girls only.
40«'i li. upstairs, hours 10 a. m.
to 5 p. m
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JEWELERS
J. H. HOWELL—Jeweler and viqllh
maker, repairer of violins and
other string Instruments. 3Ufi
Sottili Slxxth Street.
WHILE
YOu’vE G ot TO GO TO'T hb BlG
AND PAY
T he PR i CE-
S ho P'A