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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 1, 1924)
MiTi niHV, N ovember i, it»?». GRANT« iras Baby Ben will got you up on time these dark mornings. ROGUE RIVER HARDWARE CO. The MINI'll ENTER Store Big Meeting and Initiation Monday, Nov. 3rd, 1924 HAM AND EGG RACE Live Turkey for a Door Prize The notice „<• sent you said December 3rd. Camp next Monday. It's wrong. Come Ui EARL & WILSON SEMI-SOFT COLLARS 3.5c cadi, il for »I.OO. Sizes 14 to 17. WHY I’AY MORE? MEN'H FANCY VEHTH Woodward’s MllliEM FOR THE FAMILY " W" W. M. HAYES SHOEMAKER « FARMER Democratic Candidate FOR SHERIFF Full otqck of Holland bulbs at Cramer Bros. 39 Mr. Wills of Kerby was in town today. of Josephine County General Election Nov. 4. 1924 i Paid Adv. ) will be al oar store Monday, Nov. 3 Ileniocratir Nominee CLEMEN§ (Paid Advertisement) Our Price — First Grade Cream 38c Grants Pass Creamery FROM 12 A. M. TO 12 1». M. I'oo Voong Noni Yue Spare Rihs Chinese Fried Rico Chinotto Cold Menta — 1 Walter Taylor who has boee teach ing school at Kerby, left last night tor Eugene, where ho will attend the University of Oregon home coming, j Bea Marsh returned yesterday from a trip of over a month, during which lime be helped lake charge of the pack outfit for Zane Grey oa hie trip into the central pert of Ore 1 I ' gon. Plant fertilizers at Cromer Bros. 3» ; Notice— The opening meeting of the high school Parent Teacher association will be held Monday evening, Nov. 3 at 8 o'clock in the music room of the high school. This will be in tbe nature of a reception to which all paremte and patrons are invited to attend. 39 Greettag Card»— The Study Section— For business firms. An extensive Of Women's club will meet with • line to select from. The prices are Mrs. P. S. Woodin, 2'15 Monday lower than offered by traveling sales- afternoon. 39 |jnen. POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS (Paid Advertisements.) FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY Over Sundav Dinner ? The law is here for your protection. It must be enforced. W. x MILLER Try our Special Sunday Dinner — it’s delicious. We are ìvallv endeavor* ing to please our patrons ■ GEORGE H. JACKSON for DISTRICT ATTORNEY Josephine County Election November 4, 1024. R. E. Barnell, Mgr. Raw Furs of All Kinds High Cash Price —at— THE FUR MARKET Opposite Josephine Hotel Phono IHI-R Regular Republican Nominee. Present Chief Deputy. Building Materials FOR HUHS, DEVELOP ING AND PRINTING la by 0 a. m. out by B p. as. OREGON Mountain Breakfast For Hale at All Market» Cement — Doors — Sashes — Roofing Flooring — Lumber — General Milling Guaranteed Three C’s Lumber Company West G Street Pilone so I I 1 1 1 S 17.14%1 OREGON POWER COMPANY ■ Trrfcmd Stock yields HTRK'TLY FRESH EGGS at The Truax Grocery Josephine Barber Shop Electrical Itair Treatments Shop of Personal Service and Mnasage GIFTS- —at— 4 Barnes Jewelrv and Gift Shop SOLD AT Holman’s Furniture Store A NEW RECORD FOR YOUR VICTROLA Would be n welcome surprise to the family circle on these rainy evenings. Drop in on your way home and select one or more from our stock of Victor, Brunswick, Columbia, and Edison records. THE MUSIC A PHOTO HOUSE STANTON ROWELL, Prop. Wasted Votes! SHALL IT BE FOR COOLIDGE AND PARAL YSIS? COOLIDGE CAN NOT LEAD— >nc-thirtl of the members of tbe Senate are to be <-bowa this fall; Of the fourteen seats held by Democrats there is only the possible loss on one seat; If the seventeen seats now held by Republican», they will have to fight to retain five; 111 of this points to a Democratic Senate; In the present house, nominally Republican, the Insurgents para- lyned Coolidge's |>ollci<*H. There is no chance for Republicans to Increase their strength. Ho electing Coolidge menus another deadlock and no legislation. THEREFORE— DON T WASTE your vote on Coolidge CAST YOUR VOTE FOR PAVIS Don’t Read and Forget READ AND REMEBER NOT TO WASTE YOUR VOTE Shall It Be For Coolidge and Paralysis? Shall It Be For LaFollette and Stagnation? 1 CALIFORNIA 1 (BRAND) Pure Pork Country Sausage MRS. NELLIE NEAS The Congress is sun* to In* Democratic; Mr. Davis has demonstrated his abilities for leadership; With the election of DavU thrrr Is 3 r***ta*nty of harmony and the progress needed in the country for restoration anti stability. THEREFORE— Rowell’s, of Course ? Couch's Pharmacy All Luxlte Garments are guaranteed to be perfect. SHALL IT BE FOR DAVIS AND PROGRESS? DAVIS CAN AND WILL LEAD— FOR SHERIFF ProneerPhotoPhinishers Noisette, Cordovan, Indian Tan, Laxite Glove Mik I4agrrie DON’T WASTE vour vote on LaFollette E. H. LISTER WANTED —TO BUY New Shades tn all the States where laFcrflette L» strong, there arw no Sena torial elections; There arc not enough insurgents In the present Congress to insun* necessary votes for legislation; With the election of LaFollette then* won hl still be a deadlock and no chance for legislation. THEREFORE— REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE Good Eats Cafe LUXITE HOSIERY SHALL IT BE FOR LA FOLLETTE AND STAG NATION? LA FOLLETTE CAN NOT LEAD— Candidate for District Attorney. Election Nov. 4, 1924. » THE MOCHA CAFE page Geraniums May He Obtained— The geraniums which have beauti fied the grounds at the court house this cummer have been taken up and a number of these are now available for the people of the city who desire to get them. Only a limited number of the plants are obtainable and those desiring them should get their Bridge Will He Bui it— The lax budget for 1925 provides requests in as soon a: possible to for a levy of 919.890 for the build Mr. Bears«, who has charge of them. ing of a bridge on the Pacific high way across the Rogue river at Gold Try ours. The Truax Grocery. 39 Hill, long a bane to autoiots. WHY WORRY Wilderville, Ore. Chicken Chop Huey Chow Yuk I 'how Mein Chinese Noodles i i ; Make appointments now, For County Commissioner Chinese Specialties OOURIKR large China IIHee for 29 cents rack at Cramor Bros. 39 Mrs. A. Kogers was in the city from Wolf Creek today shopping. Glasses fitted at Lotcber a B ob ’*. H. K. Robinson, of Wilderville, wae in town last evening. 'Hyacinth, tulip end crocus bulbs at Cramer Bros. 39 Mre. Josephine Donehue and sla ter, Mrs. Carr, were shoppers from Merlin today. High Water Detayx Train»— When you think of a gift, think Tourist Grocery Trains otj the Southern Pacific of something that will convey the For Effie's home made dough most pleasure and good will—some nuts. 38-tf from the north were delayed last ______ night and today by the heavy rains thing that your friends cannot buy— Your Photograph. Then make a be*- Dbl Yun____________________________ in the Willamette valley, which have llne for THE PICTURE MILL where Open your account at the Truax ™,de “ * rwute^th. tr.f- they make as fine and finished pho Groeery? 39 I i,c o¥*r tb< veat side, which takes them around by Corvallis and makes tographs as can be msde anywhere at any price. Make someone glad New Haar Kraut— It a much longer trip. Train 13. due here at about 9 o'clock in the morn this Christmas. Phone 283-R today, Home made hominy, chicken toms ing, was marked up as Indefinite. make an appointment for a sitting and Red Rock cottage cheese at the The Wilamette valley is fairly well tomorrow never comes. 41 City Market. Photic S3. 39 inundated, according to reports from Mrs. C. E. Shepherd, of Pasco. there. Wash., Is here visiting her daughter, Tnrn in Competing Essay»— Mrs. 8. M. Armstrong. The local committee for the Better Bulbs for house planting at Cra- Home Lighting essay contest wishes Don't Forget— 3> to notify the contestants that all es The cooked food sale at Basket mer Bros. Mr, and Mrs. F. P. N edler, of says must be turned In not later! Grocery tomorrow at 10 o’clock giv Klamath Falls, were visitors in than Monday. 38 Contestants must i en by 8. B. A. Grants Pass today. hand in their essays to their teach- ‘ Flowers by Christinas from bulbs ers, who will turn them over to thei lloys On Way to Portland— The Sucker creek Judging team, planted now. Get them at Cramer local committee. The contest closes 1 composed of Keith Wells, Clinton Bros. 39 Monday. Smith and Arthur Sawyer, left this R. C. Lea, of Ashland, wan look morning for Portland where they ing after business matters here to Daaco— | will enter the livestock judging con- day. Given by Athletic department of ; Beautiful hyacinths for house Granta Paso Women's club at the tests against 35 other teams from plants. 'Bulbs In three colors at Woodman hall, Saturday night, Nov.1 ail parts of the northwest at the Pa 39 8. Tickets 81, extra ladles 10c. 40 cific International Livestock exposi Cramer Bros. tion. This is the first prize team at Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Woodcock ar- the Josephine county fair. A part rived in the city last night. Mr. Leaky Roof—Phons 329. 39-tf of the expense is paid by the expo Woodcock is connected with the Illi sition and a part is paid by the nois Lumber company. Will Hold Initiation— Grants Paas and Josephine l>ank. Paper white narcissus for house The local camp of the Woodmen planting at Cramer Bros. 39 of the World will hold a class initi The First National bank recently j W. H. Carney and family were in ation and entertainment Monday eve i helped finance the trip of a team to today from Wolf Creek. Mr. Carney ning, Nov. 3, at their hall on Sixth I Salem. Is principal of the Wolf Creek high street. This is the first class Initi Riverside Community Club »ance school. ated during their three months mem Come to the dance Saturday night The lady of the PICTURE MILL bership campaign. The committee la still busy removing warts, bun has announced as prizes for secur- , where you will hear wonderful music ions, plpiples, scars, freckles and ing new members, live tujkeys. mer and dance on a wonderful floor, A wrinkles from the faces of some of chandise orders on merchants who surprise awaits you at this dance. 39 her patrons—without pain or incon are members of the camp, and a 835 venience, and when she is in one of suit of clothes furnished by Geo. Cal October Was Cloudy— Clouds held sway throughout the her playful moods she has been houn. The program for the evening '■ known to grow hair on a bald bead Is original and Interesting. A ham month of October, with only seven or make a fat person thin, in one and egg race is among the features, days classed as absolutely clear. Six minute. She guarantees to put a the winners taking home a ham. of these came during the first week long nose oil a short person, or a The door prize will be a live turkey of the month. Twelve days were short nose on a long person, with for this meeting and for every meet partly cloudy, with the same number out interfering with the price of ing during November. There will be wholly cloudy. The month was the wettest October In the history of the mutton chop« In Chicago. See her refreshments. valley, with 9.83 inches of rain fall before it is too late—and have your ing during the 31 days. Of this picture took-en. Be wise and avoid Perfect Applcw— the rush. Phone 2«3-R, 41 In small boxes at the Truax Gro amount 1.44 inches fell on October Flower pots at Cramer Bros. 3» cery. 39 30 and 31, the most violent down pour ever seen here. The tempera ture went down to 26 on October 11, Carrier Boy Wanted — * this being the lowest point reached. Courier One route now open, It hit 87 degrees on October 1. be office. ing the warmest day of the month. The Belcano Demonstrator Ernest Loughridge DAILY PER52NAL *55 LOQrtL Optical goods at Letcher * Son's. Mrs. A. Gilbert, of Galice, wss In town today shopping and visiting. America Sleepmeter Big Ben P<VW ash any M| B m member of our ||J^ coganization SHALL IT BE FOR DAVIS AND PROGRESS? Democratic County Central Committee (Paid Advertisement) • I
