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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1919)
GRANTS PASS DAILY COCKIER , TIKSHAY, UCTOUEU Hi, lllju. ft-; PERSONAL LOCAL Your Needs and Ours! new Coats, new Sweaters TAGS Font You need safety lor your funds. You seed some one to collect your checks. ' You need a safe means ot paying bills. You need bank accommodation in business some t'tlniea. We need new depositors tn order to increase our bus Iness yearly. Let's get together tor business THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SOUTHERN OREGON BkkHSYSTENd ?ar,-your leasiire hours try a VICTROLA ' :The Victrola Is your com tlanioa and friend when you ax alone, and an able enter tainer -when you have guests. ' It adds to the enjoyment and comfort of lite by furnishing you with (he best music ot the opera, the concert, or the ball room. Victrdas and Records Stanton Row'ell Music and Photo House 507 500 Q Si. Resumption ot trade with Ger ;many will again make bismuth avail able In quantity. Quartz blanks at Courier office. The Oregon TONIGHT ONLY Dustin Farnum in 'The Parson f Panamint" ALSO COMEDY Hop the Bellhop" TOMORROW MARY PICKFORD in "CAPT.KIDDJr." S - A moner-niAkPF and hard vnrlr MVMfAH imwA 4 ... armtraetnnL. On mon (r. i - -- - .... . . wna4 br f ssL On Wads jm men i work at m m eon. wnit uiacniMconu oar. ran a. bUfindiiMih r-"s.k vo" -sA'm. n9vsrjcB r j. m C. A. WINETROUT StTVtrrw nt St. I .liken Tomorrow, Wednesday, at 10 a. ni., there will be services at St. Luke's Episcopal church. Celebra tion ot Holy Communion and short address. Rev. Philip K. Hammond ot Ashland, vicar in charge. listen Here Tell your sirl to not let you for get that big dance and weiner feed at Murphy Saturday night. 02 Reports Fine Fishing J as. iMaeon was up from the mouth of Whiskey creek today, laying in a supply of groceries. "Sit. Mason and Al Paul, both ot Klamath Falls, are spending a few weeks in that sec tion with W. H. Whlteueek who owns a ranch on the Rogue at the mouth of Whiskey creek. The trio are hav ing a tine time hunting, trapping and catching steelheads. and later on will engage in mining. Mr. Ma son states that the fishing was never better. ; Woman Gets Auto Thief ' A tew days ago three men in a Ford , car drove up to the Ford gar age in Yreka and asked for gas and oil. Mrs. Logan, being in charge that day pumped nine gallons of gas into the empty tank and when she turned to get the oil the parties cranked up and made their escape in all haste. Mrs. Logaa wired down the line to officers to be on the look out for the parties and in a few hours the trio were safely 'lodged in the county Jail, where two of -them pled not guilty, the third pleading guilty and was fined $25, which he promptly paid. But in the meantime, Mrs. Logan found that the car was taken from Us Washington -owner without his consent and there was a reward of $35 offered for the car and $25 reward offered for the apprehen sion of the gas thief. Mrs. Logan gets both rewards while the man from Washington will be furnished free passage back. JfEW TODAY WANTED Plain family sewing. Work guaranteed, prices reason able. .Phone 156-J or call 406 North Third street. 03 WANTED Dining room girl, second cook, and chambermaid,' at West ern hotel. 06 FOR SALE 3 cows, 2 giving milk and one to be fresh in 'November, 2 calves. To be sold immediately. Inquire of W. H. Casner. 747 Mer lin Road. 06 ! FOR SALE 1-ton Chevrolet truck driven 1300 miles, $1400. Can be seen at Hobairt's garage. 06 WANTED TO BUY Chickens, young and old for table use. Will also buy your fresh eggs. Grants Pass hotel. 06 WANTED 50 or 60 h. p. boiler in good condition. Address No. 1880 care Courier. . oitf KLB .""j,1? a"u wooa-cuTOn(f Quick ItUotrUt frtm mt rxmssjrjr i Mrs. F. U Warreu went to Port land yesterday to visit her son. C. O. Carpenter and K. I Hawks, ot Medford, were business visitors In the city today. iMra. illeriuird Hull, of KUimat'h Falls, is visiting her sister, Mrs. C. H. Rlsmann. Wlllard storage battery serrlce station, S14 North Blxth St. lTtf Mrs. Jennie Moss w.ent to Med ford this morning to attend a con ference of Red Cross workers. Mrs. iP. AV. iMcOuat, of Rogue lUver, was in the city today shopping. Mrs. W. L Duncan and Jennie Dubois returned last night from Medford. where they spent the day. Mrs. J. H. Meade and daughter, Pauline, went thla morning to Rogue River. They expect to visit at Med ford and Jacksonville also. Mrs. Harry IWllken and son ar rived this morning from Dayton, Ohio, to join Mr. Wiiken, who pre ceded them. They expect to make their home here. Mrs. .George Calhoun returned Sunday from Portland, where she spent a' month with her son, Lester Calhoun, ami wife, and her sinter. Mrs. 'N'orris. J. E. Bartlett of the Peoples Elec tric Store, Medford. Ore., will be In this territory, still selling Standard Electrical equipment same goods. better prlcei your' needs will be given our utmost consideration. ?5tf F. M. Fauvre and son, J. M. Fauvre, of Indianapolis, who have been in the city for the past week on business, left this morning for a' few days' trip Into northern Califor nia. G. A. HUNT TAKES OVER THE OREGON THEATRE With the close of the show at the Oregon Theatre last night Jos Wolke, owner, and Miss Alma Wolke, man ager, became people of leisure and G. A. Hunt, the new owner of the Oregon took the active management. The Wolkes have been conducting play houses here for the past two years, bucking up against competi tion and finally by absorbing the other show houses, occupying the entire field. Mr. Hunt, who formerly conducted the Page theatre in Med ford and is now owner of the Liberty theatre in that city, and his wife have become residents of this city. I TheV hflVA h 11.1 HI 11 avtm.Un.i. n I the picture show business and will without doubt make a great success here. Mr. Hunt will later on make some changes and improvements in the Oregon. H.S. ORCHESTRA JAZZ FOR LEGION SMOKER Soldiers, sailors and marines, of the great war will start "smoking up" at 8 o'clock tonight at the Am erican Legion "smoker." The evening's box-fest mill start with a ifast sparring .bout between Cedric Fields and Aubrey Coff of the high school! football squad. These lads are well matched, both fast and aggressive and should give a good exhibition. A number of other bouts are also scheduled and a six .piece orchestra of high school boys will furnish Jazz musje. The program committee also has 15 gallons of apple cider and grape Juice to, wash down as many crisp doughnuts as can be eaten. All ex-service men are invited to be the guests of the local poet of the American Legion. NOVEMBER 10TH Your Last Chance To subscribe to your fa vorite magazines at spe cial reduced rates. Call for Price List CLEMENS Sells Drags and Book 7X ncoAL J9bp . J. F. Shaffnor, or Boise, Idaho, Is rosluiored at the Oxford. Fred W. unn, of Fresuo, Cul.. is lu the city today. F. j. ilramwell went to Jackson ville today on business. Mrs. Knight went to Guselle this! .iiomlng to nurse case ot illness. iMrs. 'A. J.' Klocker returned to Medford this morning. New Ilreiory C II. Corson nm business trip to Medford today. He states that a' new telephone directory will be sued within a tew days. ! IteceptJim to Now Pastor I Members and friends of Newman! M. B. church are Invited to attend! a reception for Rev. Joseph Knotts1 and family in the church parlors Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Crescent City for $a Owing to the present excellent condition of the roads the Grants Pass A Crescent City Stage Co. will take you to Crescent City or return for $5. " T5tf PreiMrtntf tor Tolo Contract v Albert Anderson, who has the con tract for the overhead crossing nt Tolo camo in from Divide Sunday night and with Ellsworth Tubbs mo-' torod to Tolo and Medrord yesterday th make arrangements for the de livery of material for the struc ture. The crueslng will he 120 feet of con crete, and 185 foet of .frame trestle. KrtitriiM From the Kant E. B. Hlnnchunl returned last night from a' several weeks visit In the east, and with his eon, Paul, at Chicago. As was reported here nev eral days ago, he did not come via Phoenix, Arlcoim, but came the northern route, through Portland. Mrs. iilanohard is still visiting in the central states but Is expected' to ar rive home about the 5th of Novem ber. IliirvcNt FoUviU Program There will be programs for girls and loys. All company, attenders are asked to cooperate Girls will report at once to Mrs. Bllsabetli At kins. All boys apply to Ensign J. K. Strautln. 1AH are wanted at 7:30 o'clock "Friday evening at Salvation Army hall for instructions in con nection with the hurveet festival. All who desire us to call for decorations of the hall please advise us early by phone 38". Ensign J. E. Strautln. 1. E. Rnrtlctt Of the Peoples Electric Store, Medford. Oregon, will be in this ter ritory, still selling Standard Electri cal equipment same goods, better prices your needs will be given our utmost consideration. 75tf ItiimmiiKe Sul In the rear of the Salvation Army hall are surplus of children's shoes and clothes; ladies' shoes and clothes also men's shoes and clothes, ready for rummage sales on Thursday and Saturday afternoons. All money ob tained will help toward the $60 har vest testlual target raising. There are no general public solicitations on this target. The fund will be used tor Grants Pass corps general Im provements. J. E. Strautln. ensign. Calling Card Prices Printed calling cards 75c for B0; $1.25 per 100 at the Courier office. Engraved cards per 100, $3 and up; where plate Is furnished. $1.50 per 100. V. A. OrllTin ReriouNly Hi ll. A. Griffin, who with Mrs. Grif fin loft Grants Pass a few weeks ago for Richardson springs, exnectlne la ter to go to Southern California tor the winter, -was taken suddenly 111 last week and was removed to the hospital at Chlco, where ar mastoid abcees was discovered. It was thought for a time that an operation would be necessary tout it was found not to be necessary for the present. Mrs. Griffin, who Is also 1n poor health, Is at the springs. O'Kelly Hells Store Fred O'Kelly, f Wllllame, who has successfully conducted the Wl Hama store for nearly nine years, Is In the city today making out the ne cessary papers for the conveying of his store (building, stock and bunga low (home to W. C Fixley of Wil liams. IMr. FJxley recently sold his farm near William. He has been a resident of Josephine ocunty for eight or ten years, hut tn the mean time sold out and went back east to Mve, returning later to Southern Ore gon. Mr. Fixley baa had experience In the mercantile 'business. new finis MRS. E. Put Into the tailoring of every itsrmenl the most painstak ing care that skill and syitnu ci.n nmploy. GEO S. CALHOUN OO.'Kd Htreet CM. fa!M It tukes a woman, a woman only, to turn a house Into a home. Is no store In the hnil thntscun bo of more ullunce in the furnishing of it than nurs. We solicit the Inquiries and Inspection of women who nre par ticular about their furnishing, hunt to plrum. We will plehse you. fwm0mmwmz Dependable Quality - Prices Right Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes at. Peerless Clothing Co. Cash Clothiers "If .Men Wear It We Have It" Vulcanizing Repair Work FIRST CLANS WORK GtAltAXTKKn GOODRICH TIRE8 and THUS Gasoline 20e AUTO SERVICE CO. GARAGE FOR SALE 10 ton of first class ' , Wheat Hay in stack. GEO. J. FOX at C. L. Hobart Company Freighting to Crescent City iRobert iRIce, or Yreka, Cal passed through iG rants IPass today with a truck load of freight for Crescent City. Mr. Rice will load baok to Yreka with 'Rogue river apples, pro vided he can find some that he can make freight oat of, he will buy the Mi on Display REHKOPF Fifteen year local a oat Oil 20c and up HOK.V OURTIN To Mr. and iMrs. W. h. Curtin, Sunday, October 19, a ' daughter. UATHROP To IMr. and Mrs. Roy Uathrop, Sunday, October 19, a on. 'apples. '
