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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (May 8, 1919)
PAGE FOUR GRANTS PASS DAILY COl'ltIKH Tilt IWDAV, MAY M, IOIU. What Is Rediscounting? The most important privilege obtained by our mem bership in the Federal Reserve, System Is that ot redis counting. This means that Then necessary, we can take our customers' notes and drafts which we hold to the Federal Reserve Bank and obtain cash In exchange. In this way a large proportion of our assets are just as available as though actually carried In cash. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SOUTHERN OREGON FEDERAL ESEBVK PER52NAL S LOCAL 1 Joy Theater Sl'SUAY and MONDAY Admission 13c and 80c The truth about Married life in New York So ciety Circles. AXITA STEWART as Mrs. Amy Forrester, society dil ettante, and the only one ot her set to whom pleasure is young. Loving a husband who idolizes her, she follows so ciety's fashion and seeks the company of other men while , he toils, a continent away, for a fortune to lavish on her. Maybe you know some dear little wife whose husband spends everything but his time on her? Tell her to see "Virtuous Wives" here next week. It will help her. COXWAY TEARLE as An drew iForrester, Amy's hus band, whose rugged hon esty of the work-a-day world sweeps aside the shams of so ciety and lays bare a quiver ing thing, pulsing with subtle fever which threatens to infect his "wire and claim her for its irretrievable victim. "It's Just like a man," he tells his wife to enjoy herself he hasn't time for pleasure and then when some other obliging male dares smile with her Oh my! Oh! Oh! see "Virtu ous Wives," here next week. MRS. DeWOLF HOPPER as Mrs. Irma Delabarre, a lily of beauty with pollen of the most deadly poison. Her beautiful home evokes within her no sense of wifely honor Instead it is only the setting for indulgence of her craving for the pleasures which the world calls "a menace," and which society describes as "molsrn." EDWN ARDEN as Maurice Delebarre, who finds in Imia not a wife but a virt uous mlBtress of men. His ideas ore those of a generation ago. They clash iwith gratm? echoes against the glittering, golden walls ot a society rush ing headlong into the execu tion of every . ligation ?o relief from the monotony n wealth. OF If This evening at the Church ot Christ Mrs. Xalder, who is In the city telling a very interesting story of the child widows ot India, will speak at a combined meeting of all the churches. The prayer meeting ser vice ot each church is being dismiss ed that all may have opportunity of hearing Mrs. Xalder. This good woman has a message that grips. The work which she rep resents in India has 'been the means of saving 3.000 girls irom a lire tnat is worse than death. At the same meeting David Eu gene Olson, ot Minneapolis. Minn., will speak on a theme ot h' own choice. He is an evangelist and ed ucator of national reputation. He was during his evangelistic work called the cyclone evangelist of the west. It is claimed 1y many '.hat he is the most rapid speaker on the American platform. Rev. D. E. Millard, of Medford. will also appear in this meeting In a special musical number. VKW TO;AT PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER, 206 North Sixth street. Private room for dictation. Isaac Best's office. Miss Dora Blrchard. 66 Ct'T PRICES on Hardware, Cloth ing, Shoes, Groceries. Having purchased the Pruitt stock of Gen eral Merchandise at Merlin I will plnca mif ovaptftli I n v at tit rrtaa sale Degins Saturday, wonder store build!ng opposite Peerless. R. Tlmmons. 61tf FOR RENT Bungalow, five rooms and hall. Close In. Inquire at Moore Bakery. 62 J. JU Calvert returned this morn ing from a trip to Portland. "Mentholatum." Sabln has It. O. S. Ooodnow returned to his mine this morning after spending a tew days in the city. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lewis and W. J. Vernon were visitors at Kerby. Wed nesday. .Mrs. Chus. Manning returned to Medfoid this afternoon after visiting for two 'weeks with Mrs. iMinto. Commencement and Graduation folders at Clemens. 62 Ward Hyde, of Murphy, has re turned home, having been discharg ed from the artillery section at Fort Stevens. , Marlon Darnellle, ot Murphy, It home from Camp tawls on furlough, owing to the serious illness of his mother. Mrs. G. II. Pease, of Placer, Is spending a few days In the city visit ing with her sister, Mrs. E. T. Hyde, of San Francisco. Tread cuts repaired while you wait. Auto Service Co., 503 South Sixth street. 61 Mrs. Mollie rieldlns IWt ' this morning for Eugene, where she will visit her eon, a senior at tho univer sity. Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Tubbs spent a week or more at their old home in Yreka. returning to Grants Pass last night. ' Mr. and Mrs. Chas. R. Drake gave an entertainment of impersonations and music at Medford on Tuesday evening and one at Kerby on Wed nesday evening. Meals at the Palace 40c. Family stylo try them. Mrsi; M. A. Wood and son. Geo. A. Hyde, pro;. 64 Nljah Roberts, who returned home a few days ago from overseas duty with the 13th Aero Squadron, has re-enlisted In the H7th Aero Squadron and left last nlht for Long Island. Mrs. D. McCarthy and 'dauphter. Mrs. F. E. 'Moore of Ashland, spent last night In the city. Mrs. Moore left this morning for EiiKene and Mrs. McCarthy returned this after noon to Ashland. Gladwyn Smith returned home this morning from overseas service, having been In the army for a year and in Europe for eight months. He was appointed corporal and later me chanic in the 158th Infty., 40th di vision. Mr. Smith will return to Portland after visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Smith. No Meeting There will be no meotlug of the Past iNoble Grand Club Friday. Knight TcmpW Mooting Regular meeting of Mellta Com mandory Knights Templar Friday, May 8. lHtuing Purl) At Waldorf Hall Saturday night. Tickets 75c plus So war tax. 64 Sunday School IUnnl An important meeting of the Sun day school board will be held at the close of prayer mooting service at Nowman M. E. church at 8:45 o'clock. It la hoped that all tenchora and officers will be present. Men's ( lot Inn uml Mi) Wiuited Tho Salvation Army' has hnd a number of calls by disabled men for clothes and shoes. It you will mail a postcard to 413 O street our rep resentative will call for them. J. E. Struutln, Ensign. Another Full Hon IiS.it night the senior iluse repeat ed "Circumstantial Evidence" to a pscked house. The characters held up to the previous nlirhfs high standard. A neat sum was real lied for tho class treasury. AN EXTRA GOOD 20 acres of deep red land, fine black oak timber, to trade for automobile. Good farm lease for sale, 60 or 70 acres of wheat, good stand; 30 to 40 acres volunteer hay, four horses to use; lease runs to November, 1920. A few good O. & C. hqme Btead locations. All kinds of in surance. See E. T. McKInstry. 63 FOR SALE 3-inch Mitchell wa on, nearly new. Inquire 1004 East D Btreet. 63 High School Kxhlbit There will lie an exhibit of the In dustrial work of the High school and the Junior High school on Friday from 3:30 till 5 p. m. at the High school building. Everyone Is Invited to see the work that has ibeen ac complished by these two schools dur ing the past year. Printing that leases We do It! Courier Job Department. Nearly new Ford . - $525 19i5 Ford, electric starter 400 1917 Regal - - - 525 C. L. HOBART CO. Folger's Baiting Powder H POUND CAN 23c 1 POCND CAN 45c 2H POUND CAN $1.0". The Basket Grocery T Mf AT 3 TODAY J. H. Williams of this city, and Mrs. Caroline iPerce, of Long Beach; Cal., were united In marriage at 3 o'clock today at the Williams ihome. Rev. Melville T. Wire officiating. The ceremony was performed In the presence of Immediate relatives only. Mr. Williams has 'been a resident of Grants Pass for many years, being one of the city's heaviest property owners, and has Ijeen prominent in all affairs. The bride is a cousin ot N. E. Townsend, and a former resi dent of Pennsylvania, being a grand daughter ol Judge Hill, of Arm strong county, Pa. She has been prominent In Long Beach society circles since her residence there. Mr. and iMrs. Williams will be at home to their friends after May 12. They expect later In the season to make an extended visit In the east. Price the Same ! Chautauqua tickets will tie the same price as former years. Adult tickets cost $2.50; students $I.R0, and children tickets are $1. To this must bo added 10 per cent war tax. 87 t liiiutuuiin Meeting Mr. McFadden, special representa tive of the Elllson-Whlte Chautau qua system met with the Chautau qua guarantors last night. The la dles are very enthusiastic ovV the splendid program to be furnished this year. Mr. Ellison of the system says It Is the best lialnm-ed progrtm they have ever provided. Mother's Ihty Sunday morning at the 11 o'clock preaching service Mother's Day will be observed at Newman1 M. E. chnroh. An appropriate sermon will be preached. Elderly people who cannot walk to the church will be called for with cars, provldod they phone 152. Notifying tbe par sonage before Saturday evening. Improvement at Hatchery A big water wheel lias been In stalled at tho Butte Falls fish hatch ery by Supt. rierrlan and Jack Allien. screen superintendent, that furnishes ' power to grind the feed for tne mil lions of 'baby fish and their dntllea and mothers, to pump water, saw wood and to perform numerous other necessary things arotind the hatch ery. Supt. 'Herrlan also has a pro position figured out to put In an electric plunt,' the iiower to bo fur nished by the water wheel .that wIM not only provide lights for the build ing ibtit light will be arranged over the ponds to attract iliugs at night for tho fish to feed on. Mr. Ilerrlan Is also raiHlng rabbits to provide fresh food for the fish. Medford Tribune. Letter heads that will please yot. at tbe Courier. Legal Blanks at the Courier. J onteel Talc l"OWI)KK 10c TOXTKEI, FACE POWDER flOc JONTKEIj COLD CREAM 5llc JONTEKL COMBINATION COLD CREAM BOc at M. CLEMENS JOY THEATER UOc 10c TONIGHT ONLY Chas. Ray In String Beans Worthover $1 Waists that are worth over a dollar In attractive New Models one of which wo illustrate. That Is when judged by all pre vulllng standard they are worth mom than this modest sum. The new WIUTIIOVKIl Waists that art inado tor us by a firm whose nam Is a symbol of quality, have much to com mend them that is not obtainable or hardly evpectod In a Waist at this low price. Every Waist Is cut ab solutely true to le; If you wear Stt, 1m a 36; It will fit correctly; If you require a 40, buy a 40. They are carefully made on full generous llnna' IhrtV url litftjlit M n&tlufv ar - , - - - - J I "Hf 1 can unhesltutltiKly recommend thonly)! for we know they offer an over-generous dollar's worth, . Because we believe the Wirthover the best dollar waist on the market today we control their sale for this city 'A National Standard at the Price New Wirthmor Waists $10 The same price the Nation over Here's I new group of these winsome, worthy, whlto wash Waists of tho famous WIRTHMOR make. Splendidly made 'f quality fabric that will withstand repeated tubbings. 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CALHOUN Oil O Street Exclusive locnl dealer V i fit P w- 1 w I Dig onipmeni or Diaoons i Linoleum just arrived - . 3 1'-' The standard kmmIn at the right price also more rug all sizes up to 12x18 So we can solve any lKir covering problem tr you now und at the price you can afford to pay. . Holman's Furniture Store White Lawn Petticoats Lace and Kmbroldery Trimmed BUk Peticonts all colors TOMORROW LILA LEE In "THE 8ECUKT GARDEN" 417 4S Street MRS. E. REHKOPF