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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 26, 1920)
PAUK FlHK GH-ANTW P. M. I TlEÄl'lY. - PER5°NflL AT THK SIGN «»»■ THE HOLLAR Many business men have no idea of or do not appreciate the many advantages aCorded by our modem commercial banking service. it la not merely receiving year deposits and paying out withdrawal* Consult us about the other strong features of our service. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK G H Ray. of Elma. Wash . visited his brother. A. V Ray. for a few days. Mrs. J. H. Farley has been a b Be »a* visitor In the city sltsee last i Sunday. Mrs. Farley returned thia j morning to her home In Wolf Creek OP *>nHKR\ ORKUON Special Sale! For Week October 25th to 30th 15% Discount ON Automobile Tires Knit Underwear K. L. Keg( left thia moraine for Mr and Mrs AV B Lyon and Chns West Fork «here he «rill spend a fear Jobawa «er» Monday visitors In the | days. city front Takilma. N. B. Moor* left for Marth field Elisabeth Horn, of Gold Hili, was a this morning where he will attend visitor in the eliy yesterday and to- to some busineaa natters jday Kelley-Springfield tire* are la a "Mary Garden” powder Sabin has class by themselvea. 10 it. 10 Chas. Grseham left this morning Mr. and Mrs W II. Knox left last I for Riddle «here he will spend th» night, returning to Seattle after I next week on business Attorney G. H. Durham neat to spending to mouths in Southern Ore , Glendale this mortlag to spend the gon with their daughter and other relatives and friend*. | day attending to legal matters COMMERCIAL — SITINGS TRI ST M PARI mi XT SAFE 1»WS»SIT -1 v I I *1 LOÇÆL PaiBts and oils at reduced prices. ; Grants Paas Hardware Co. 10 Mrs D J. Stidham returned to her home In Central Point this morning j after a short visit here with her son. Rev. 1,. Myron Hooter, of Corvallis, visited Grants Pass friends Monday afternoon, leaving in the erettine for his home He preached at Medford Sunday. Mrs. Margaret Moor* left jssetor- day for McCloud. Cal . where she will spend the next week visiting. Mrs Moon* will leave for Portland Imme diately upon her return to Grant» Paas to join Mr. Moore who has been there for the poet few weeks and Flannelnette Gowns for Winter Wear mr$. Hellie neas See Our Showing OF PIRE utMiL lAlillKW—Gt AMANTE*!! To GIVE Y<M TIRE SiriHFAlTION ANU L ANTING KERVK'K. KN •33.00 TO SA.VOO THE Ht IT TUUiKU) lUC.Iir TO Vol It MKAMI Ilk GEO 8 CALHOUN Loral damier nearly «11 G. M. Stidham. ( J O. HolL of Eugene, made eoutb- John E. Cox left this morning for ern Oregon a buslneaa visit this wash Fresno. Cal. after a visit here with j He was accompanied by Mrs Holt I w V. Whiteaal and Mrs. Robert Cox '«nd child, who are visiting Mrs. ■ Mr Cox expects to epend the winter j Holt's mother. Mrs. A. V. Bannard. in California. . and Mias Zelle Hair ot Eugene, who Roofing and building paper bought has many friend* here j by the ear load. Price« right Dr. S Ixiiighrldte returned from j Grants Pass Hardware Co. 10 Salem this morning after a few days Mrs W J. Fried and daughter, i Virginia, of Portland, are visiting In the capital city. Dr Ixiughridge i Mrs Fried's mother. Mrs Alice Ro was railed there by the serious ill- ! bertson. near Merlin, and other rota nees of Dr. M. C. Findlay who at one time was a resident of Granta Paa* tive* Dr Findley was taken 111 with blood poisoning and other complications KNIGHTS OP set tn. Ha la expected to recover MAVK YOt'R Fall Suit and Overcoat MAM TO MKAMTIUI HT Hart, Schaffner & Man AT Peerless Clothing Co. PYTHIAS Tubes lodgb no . so Ttierwopylae MEETS TONIGHT I Hallowe'en VU-k Hall— Hath Octobar 27th. Waldorf Dane* tickets SI. 10. extra ladies and spectators 25c. Rogue River Hardware Co Symphony Lawn Two lloutr» Open— COMING EVENTS October 2*. Friday—Hallowe’en par ty at Presbyterian church. Oltf December 14-17—Teachers' State examinations will bo hold. December 20-22—Josephine Oounty teachers’ Institute. Warrantry Deed Courier offtee. blank* at Tao carrier routes on the Daily Courier are no* open for boys with «heels. Extra pay for wet weather and bonuses for long service Apply at once. Several styles received — Granta Pass Hardware Co. The Stationary of Refinement It m the highest quality, liaen- flnieh paper poaslble te pro- duo* and Made In dainty tints white, la la teat styles and shapes There is a Symphony I Laws paper for every use ____ CLEMENS Sells Drugs and Books I Wander Who'U Ge* the Prise— At the Hallowe'en masquerade? The one that deserves IL of course* 114 for the beet couple. Oltf The Quaker Pipeless Furnace is built of heavy riveted boiler plate steel—and steel radiates heat three times as fast as cast iron. That is why Quaker heated homes are always so comfortable on cold mornings. Just open the draft and up through the Quaker Register Surs an enormous volume of warm, pure, clean air. ¡fore you buy a furnace, find out about the QUAKER stock Industry. tion. Daily Auction Sale*. Nationally Known Judges. Student Judging Contest*. Horse Show Each Night. “The Pipeless Furnace that is built of Steel” it not only gives you quicker heat but mart It of it from the tame fuel Every corner of every room is warmed thoroughly. It's cleaner too be- cause every joint is riveted tight bke a (team toibr. Cant lexk gat. sooc or nta bit the cement tomu at cast iron furaacaa do. F.re pot « I ->ed wnh high temperature ire bncks. Held heet extra loo*. Won't crack aor burn out Handy water filer outatde of furnace keeps sir moiet and pure. The Quaker ■ the ideal beans* plant Io- home*, ar.boola. churches and Meres Eu y end quKklr metalled in any old or new building. the bM*t Mil «e The Hart pl.tur». He sure to get la STAKTS TOMORROW TomoeWw Rabe Hull*— The Idol of the baseball fratern ity, the bead of New York's American league team, the world’s champion home-run hitter is with us at Oregon theater tomorrow Not a farmer Ilves In the West «ho hasn't a vital interest in the welfare an<l further development of the live 1100.004 Exposi tion Buildings. »75,000 in Pre mium*. 2.500 Head of Livestock. Dairy Product* Show in connec BILL HART SAND Mr. Ran nie Move* Shop— W. R. Rennie has moved his plumbing and sheet metal works from H btreet to 417 G street, below the Palace hotel. ! 1 Promoting and Perpetuating the Livestock Industry Quaker Heat is Quicker Heat —and Cleaner too ? M«»r<h Range«— IN HANDSOME BOXW 24 flbeets—24 Kaveiepe* Mr TO gi aS the Alumlnnai and While Geaalte— Large »lock just arrived. Grants Paas Hardware Co. ThePacific International Livestock Exposition 1* a clearing house for bigger and better livestock production, bringing together breeders and feeders from all parts of the country for exhibit ing and demonstrating the method* of raiding pure bred dairy and beef cattle, hog*, sheep, goats and horses. Portland, Oregon November 13 to 20 ENID BENNETT 4 ♦ » A GIRL t'ltooR MYWTI RKN S IMMNGN VOI WILL Mill Fit l»E- EIGHTH LEY OREGON | I Extra "Babe” Ruth In action, see after some business matter* for the ; thia greatest of ball players In the service. ■ world today in a real game before Come out and learn your future 1 assembled thousands. See him hlt- from a celebrated palmist at the Hal i ting the ball In slow motion pictures lowe'en social Friday night at S at the Oregon tomorrow. 10 o'clock. Presbyterian church. 10 Forest Supervisor E. H. MacDan- M. W. Wheeler, was registered iela and R. L. Fromme. of the Olym last night at the Josephine from Ash- pia National forest, have returned • land. from Brooking* where they looked Sale* books at the Ooarler. See the Fordson Reduced Railroad Rates Paul’s Electric Store 203 SOUTH «TH ST PHONE 47 Character, Capacity Credit Shoes for the Family ME .Vf» ( LOTH HATS, RKGVLAR •4J5O A ALI E, KPM IAL »3.75 MEN'S CAI'S, RHGILAR, VAIA E SPECIAL 9:1.25 92.75 these are the three big C’s in the con duct of successful business. Make the Josephine County Bank the depository of your working capital —it can be of valuable service to you. J osephine C ounty B ank G rants P ass ,O regon ILL DAY WEDNESDAY JI HT EAST "I POTTN xi MI G Ml Pl \ xt ON END OF J STREET vol' CANT HELP Iti T LIKE TIIE WAV THE FORDHON DOES ITS WORK C. A. Winetrout AUTHORIZED FORD SALES AND SERVICE