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advocated a twenty-year building
plan, coating three dollar« per year
per capita, for twenty year«, and
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calling attention to the advantages
of this system of road building as capable of differentiating between I
a national defense, enabling us to right and wrong. Judge Cadaver­
mass more men at any one point ous Pete Allen, despite the introduc­
in the United States on abort no- tion of an insanity plea ax a miti­
I lice than any foreign foe would un­ gating circumstance, fined the pris­
load If they had their men ready oner (1 and sentenced him to hang1
I to unload when we started for the I *>y the gallus. At the conclusion of j
the trial, after sentence was imposed, I
i scene of action.
Instead of, /pending «...
our u.™*,
money <h<* defense proved that the bank
in making dreadnaughts and other
In the possession of the prose- |
obsoleto warcraflt, wo would turn ’<utlng attorney, who in turn said
our attention to perfecting our fly- | •><* received it from the judge, who
Ing machines and highways this th**n turned upon the defense a*tor-
country would be invutlerable. [«’ey and claimed to have received it |
’With the submarines scattered from him. The bank was then re­
along our coast, our aircrafts in stored and the case dismissed. Bill
I use carrying the commerce and do- Carnahan, as sheriff, had a hard
i Ing other useful things, could be time getting his prisoner sulxl^ed.
One unexpected treat for the
converted easily Into modes of de-
I fense. •All men and many .women Cavemen was the singing of two
j would be aviator«, and flying ma- j number« by James Stevens, well j
■ chines would be like the locusts of kftown baritone. He was made an ’
Kgypt. the multitude would be co honorary member of the Cavemen.
great as To darken the sun If neces­ Cavemen songs were sung by the
sary, and no nation could come members of the organization with
here lh3 even raise a scare in this , Tines Imposed upon those failing to
' at least attempt to take part. A. G.
country.
Let's turn our attention to good Knapp, clad in hfb Caveman costume,
roads and aviation Snd forget the acted as the master of ceremonies
antiquated and obsolete methods, 4iid kept thing« moving all evening.
The new officers were installed
and Instrumenta, the relic of wood­
en plows, ox teams and monarchy, j last night, Niel R. Klien becoming
Chief Big Horn. W. C. Carnahan
—Crescent City Courier.
was put in office as Chief Rising
Buck, A. K. Cass as Keeper of the I
Wampum and H. E. Gale as Wing-1
feather. The Eagle-eyes were also I
■ put into office, with ex-Chlef Big 1
i Horn Chinnock as Chief Eagle-eye. !
' Dr. C. B. .Marks was the installing ! ■
i officer. •
Charley Talent, traffic officer of ;
I this territory, and A. W. Jones, man- I
j ager of the Standard Oil plant, of
I Grants Pass, were made active mem­
ber«. Associate members elected
| were Harry Couch and F. 5. McFar- I
1 land.
The next session of the Cavemen 1
will be a special meeting on Tues- 1
lay evening in the main dining room
of the Josephine hotel. A program I
has been arranged so that it will be |
possible to have entertainment be- |
! tween the reception of election re-
! turns which will be received by radio
and by wire. The Cavemen are ex­
pected to bring their wives.
The snappy new Caveman or- j
chestra played for the entertainment ;
last night and received many compli- '
ments for the brand of music turned i
out.
Guests last night were Joe Dunne, |
president of the Oregon state motor
—Noon, night or morn­ ; association. George Branderburg,
manager. Paul McKee, of th- Copco (
ing — there’s nothing so
company
’s office at Medford. Earle
gratifying as a good oil
Voorhies and G. Ed Ross, of Salem.
MOTOR CLUB IS AIDED
IT’S A FACT THAT THE
20th Century Stores Have the Food-Buyers Confidence
That is v*hy these stores are constantly increasing in numbers, and.vol­
ume of business. They always give the consumer th$ soundest values.
Offerings Saturday and Monday, Nov. 1st and 3rd, 1924,
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Carnation or Bord
en’s Milk-Tall
cans
9c
Jello—Any flavor,
package
Pure Strained Honey—New
Corn Meal —Fiesh
9 Ih. sack
43c
10c’’
Preferred Stock Cat­
sup Large Size 24c
In Manon Jars. Quart, 58c, Pint
Fig Bars Freshly
baked. 2 lbs.
33c
33c
Schillings Vanilla—
Pure 2 oz. Iiottlc 33c
Raisins—I'nblcached Thompsons Seedless, 3 lbs.
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Dromedary Dates —
Nrwlv packed, pkg. 22c
Creme Oil Soap- I
bars for
... 25c
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Sun Maid Raisins-
Seeded or seedleas
15-oz. pkg. 3 for 38c
Oregon Walnuts -Grunern fancy bu<l<l»*<l Franquette», lb., 10c, 2 foj*
79c
Royal Baking Powder— Large
can 43c, 2’7, lb. can ..
$1.29
15c
Booth's Sardines—Large can
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20th Century Brooms—Finest Quality, medium weight, strong, each
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Melowest Cheese
Oregon's finest^ 2
lbs. for
55c
Macaroni—Fresh, 4
Lbs for
25c
98c
Crisco—ti lb. can for
$1.-13, 3 lb. can
75c
49c
Mazóla Oil—Pint
Quart
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Peet’s Washing Ma­
chine Soap—Large
package............
33c
27c
49c
20th Century Coffee—"The Perfect Blend”—Its the taste that tells. Roasted
daily in our own plant, pntind
._43c 2 pounds ..—------- ----------- -- —85c
Netted Gem Potatoes—Mealv <*o<>k-
»•is. 11 lbs, 25<*. VH> II».
' $1.89
Fancy Dry Onions—<5 lbs. for 15c, 1<K»
pounds foi* .........
$2.40
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STORES CONVENIENTLY LOCATED
Grants Pass
Medford
Ashland
509 G St.
3! N. Central Ave.
174 E. Main St.
is such a
small item ofthe
coft, but such an
important part of
your cooking that
you can't afford to
use anything but
the
“ very ‘ t
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Mude in
I he Northwest
Borden’s Evaporated Milk is the product of
67 years’ experience in the making of milk
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foods. Its creamy richness and pure, fresh­
milk flavor are unsurpassed. Thousands of
particular women will use no other kind.
The taste tells why! Try it—but insist on
Borden’s!
The Smile That Won’t Come Off”
I h your« when you din»* on
Oregon
Mountain
Breakfast
(BRAND)
Pure Pork
Dountry
Sausage
Made from pure pork and home-ground spices — as
pure and wholesome as the mountain breeze that
murmurs through the Oregon pines.
“It’s Exceptionally Delicious”
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Only 30c lb
Manufactured in Grants Pass by the
G&G
COMFORT
in the
morning/
Instead of spending money for na­
val demonstrations, and building a
great sea navy, why not put the
money into good .roads, and give the
people something for their money?
If the money spent in going to
Europe and fighting the battles and
interfering in the monarchial quar­
rels across the ocean had been spent'
on good roads in the United State«,
we would have good roads every-
where.
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The government—that is. all the
people—own the roads and why
should not all the people build and
maintain them?
The United States government was
organized for all the people, one
principle safeguarded by the constitu­
tion was that all laws should be
general and for the good of each and
every citizen as a whole. Special
laws were forbidden, and rightly so.
The government owns the roads, they
are used by all the people, and why
should not all the people pay for
them?
One hundred and fifty housand
miles of trunk line road« in the
United Stntes would give a through
line from the Atlantic to the Pacific
ocean an<| from our northern to our
souhern boundary, a road east and
west would pass through every coun­
ty in the United States atid one road
north and south would also pass
through every county in the United
States, giving to each and every
cbunty one trunk line east and west
and one trunk line north and south
in every county in the.United States,
and each county would have a cross­
ing of the east and west and north
■and south trunk line« within its bor­
ders, so that the inhabitants of each
county would have four ways out
to travel and market their products
and bring in supplies.
The National Highway associa­
tion submitted a plan giving the
cost and method by which 150,000
miles of highway could be con-
s^-ucted with a normal carrying ca­
pacity of eight tons per load. They
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Meat Products Corporation
Grants Pass, Ore.
W. II. Green, President
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heater filled with Pearl
Oil! Heat by the room*
fill! No fire to lay—noth­
ing to lug— only the touch
of a match! Pearl Oil is
refined and re-refined —
the clear, odorless flame
consumes it entirely. '
“Coal oil” and “kero­
sene” are terms for kero­
sene of all kinds — good,
bad and indifferent. Say
“Pearl Oil,” copyrighted
for your protection.
L’.RD
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(California)
PEARL
OIL
(KER j MBNB)
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The Place to Buy Your Meat
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Saturday Special
Baby Beef Pot Roast, Per Lb. 15c
/¡IrHEAT& LIGHT
Phone 52
FOR THE BEST OF QUALITY AND SERVICE
We alwavs
»■ have both.
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Home Made Hominy—
—Red Rock Cottage Cheese
—New Sauer Kraut—
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/r Oil Heaters
Cbokstovcs
A- Lamps
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The City Market