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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 18, 1919)
PAG« Kill Till ILsIUl, DMEMRER 1«. IVI» ORANTI} BAIMI DAILY OOV —...... Dad’s the Goat You know him. You have all met him. big. generous-hearted, hard-working, sacrificing "dad.** He want« to see his chlMien educated, wants mother aud the girls to have nice clothe«, wan s to give ehe boy« a start in life, and ft keeps his nose to the grindstone from year’s end to year's end. He Is in the treadmill now and there is no stopping But suppose he had commenced in youth to save a little, only a little each week, what a help that money would be to him now. Youug man. you may be a dad some day', yourself. Better begin s avlng now . I'se our bank. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SOUTHERN OREGON Mrwi-ii »11». u Wt MX > HURRiL^ G STATIONERY Makes a Fine DAVS TO SHOP READ THE ADS Xmas Gift • Rand Rehearsal Tonight— Good Assortment at There will be 'band rehearsal to night at the Chamber of Commerce rooms at 7:30. A large attendance is desired. Rehearsal was omitted last week as there were no lights. CLEMENS Sells l»rugs-Books and RteMoaery BOKX McINTYRE—To Mr and .Mrs H .Mc Intyre, Sunday. December 14. daughter.. Zta For Your Best Friend As friend to friend the gift of a Fit rite Petticoat will be highly appreciated—because they are quality through and through * Beautiful plain and changeable Taf fetas, Jerseys with Taffeta flowers peau de Cygns—all with tucked corded or hemstitched effects—make an attractive gift for any woman. OREGON Last Times Tonight LOCAI L John Iienison. of Medford, was in K«>|uUring I’hoitc Trout»*« the city today on businees | All the phones in South (Iranis Cigarette« and tobacco«« tn Christ I*«»« are still out of commission. but mas packages at Horning’s Shack. 52 it la hoped that they will tie working Mrs. 8. 4. Douglas, now of Albany.: again tomorrow Every phone across visiting . the river has been "dead" for a .----------- — days ! viaitlng is in the city .. for a . few with friends. week. Richardson’s homemade Chrint- 4» Margiuvt Mow— mas candle«. 30c per pound. Will serve a buffet lunch at the Mr. and Mrs. Ed Estes loft yester day afternoon for Oakland. Cal . to Christmas eve dancing party. 46tf spend a week. Holman s Furniture Store has the S|H*nd CliriMnuv* al Roecburif— E. II. .Molhuiiels. or the Siskiyou Hoosier Cabinets. ’ 47 •Mrs. Con Fenner and three chil forest reserve office, will leave Mon dren left this morning for San Diego day for Roseburg tv remain over the holiday season with his family The To spend the winter. Just received today, some more family. which consists of Mrs Me 12-foot linoleum at the same old Daniels and the two children, will price Holman’s Furniture Store 47 come to this city Immediately after Mrs. Walter Everton came down the new year, and will be domiciled : from Ashland this morning for the In the Macduff residence. day. Willard storage battery service < ’hriMina.« l’liuit»— 17tf Primulas are tn bloom, light I station. 314 North Sixth St Mi<s Helene Knips. teacher at Al dark pink. Best plants we have bany. and Miss Avis Knips. student for years. Will be on display at O. A. C. are home for the holidays Barnes’ Jewelry store 1»ecember Genuine Tennessee Cedar Chests 47 Xo Chani c for Football Game— at Holman’s Furniture Store. A wire was received from the Cor . B C. Offina arrived Tuesday night from Bray, where he spent the sum vallis foottali team today stating mer. and will spend the winter hire. that because of the bad weather con Special Christmas mixed candles at ditions of the north, the team had 35c per pound at Horning’s Shack been disbanded and It would there Mrs. H. S. Avery, who «pent sev fore be Impossible to get It together eral days here looking after-proiier- again for a game with Grants Pass ty interests, returned to her home at As the ground here is now about free of «now ft had been hoped by. Chico, Cal., today Some more of those comfortable the local people that the game could Mattresses arrived at Holma'n’s to- yet be arranged, but In view of the 47 word from Corvallis. It han been ne-1 day. Mr. and Mrs. IT W. Newstrom re- cessarv to call the season cloeed. turned last night from Glendale, where they spent several months Mr«. Goetfclie Invite* You— To a Christmas eve dancing party They will go to Wonder for the win December 24th. with a real Christ ter. Dance Too busy making candles every mas tree, ’n’everythlng day to describe fhem—-call and see tickets $1 plus war tai, extra ladle« 4 Rtf 49 25c. them —iRlchardson. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Christie and two children arrived yesterday from Shingle Mill on Rig MBe — Fred Anderson and Wesley Wood Gardener to spend the holidays with the former's parents. Mr. and Mrs. cock are arranging for the establish ment of a shingle mill on the lower J. Christie. See our line of Pictures and those Illinois river, at Six Allie creek, the New Rugs before making your selec power for operation of the mill to be T. M. tion of Chrlstma« Gifts. Holman’s developed from the creek Furniture Store. 47 Hunt, deputy supervisor <»f the local Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Stanard. of forestry office, has todav gone to Rix Brownsville, are here to spend th* Mlle creek, where he will Investigate holidays with Mrs. Stanard’s parents the supply of sugar pine timber In Kev. and Mrs. C. M. Cline, Mr. Stan- that district. Messrs Anderson ard is a writer and the first of the Woodcock having arranged for year will take a position with the purchase of a supply of the pine tim her from the forestry lands to an w Altany Herald. Just arrived at Holman’s Furnl- up into shingles There Is some ex ture Store. Child’s Breakfast Rets cellent pine In the region that will and Table Sets. .Inst the thins for keep the mill In operation for a lone Christmas 47 time to come. HE II I II I I. W VIS I-S, 111 »HE 4X1» Hll.K PKTTICOATN j latest lielinentor« Arrive— Call at the Golden Rille Store for your copy of the December number of the Delineator. 47 » THE GOLDEN RULE PER52N/1L Bnsincs« Men AVarned— Supervisor McDaniels, of the SI b - i kiyou forestry, has issued a warning ] to hufness men to beware of parties who may attempt to defraud them through the Issuance of fraudulent checks'on the representation that they are employes of the forestry de- j partment when they have no connec- tfon with the department. While no attempts have been made locally at this kind of easv-money getting, par- ties have been operating elsewhere, and the local office snggeets that if stranger^ attempt to ca«b*checks np- | on the representation that they are i forestry employes, the claim be verf- ■ fl'-d by calling up the supervisor’s of- i flee. The game has been worked in i other cities to victimize business men. Mlnlng blanks—Courier office. —• Hucmaor tu Mr«. E. Rehkopf Did you ever notice even with spoiled and naughty children, their change of attitude when they enter a strange but nicely furnished home? Environment, surroundings, have much todo with good man nera. « It Is worth while In every family to keep furiUelied as well M you can to come to ua for the furniture " WE TURN A HOUSE INTO A HOME M Rues. LiNOitUMS R anch , W au P aah , Sfarne M acninh a Hoot isas H olmans F urniture S tore OPPOSITE THE BAND STAND P nonc 50 605 G STRfET. G rants P ass , O regon This Jolly Little Tailor of I» the mark of correct tailoring and sensible economy. Order* for C|irl«tmn« should be pin« ed now. GEO. S. CALHOUN 1 if •ecu y<«U* local agent Overcoats, Suits Shoes, Furnishings FOR MEN-AT Hoefler’s Chocolates Peerless Clothing Co. Cash Clothiers HOMK OF HART SCH.4FFXER 4X1» MARX ruHTIls ASTORIA Oregon Made F or C hristmas G ifts — Rock-a-Bye Swings —AT— HELMER’S The limile <»f Good Fnrnitiirr” 213 anil 215 SouUi «Slxtt, street Quartz blanke at Courier office Marguerite Clark BROWNIE IV “GIRLS” 7,Tc »1.25 »1.50 »250 »»MM) Diamond Brooches SEE .VO MAX—HEAR XO MAX—KISS XO MAX Lijis that grew whiskers should never touch theirs! Then one night a poor innocent man dived right into their apartment and faced them—three raging furies—in their nighties! THE FVXN1EST CLARK PIOTI’RE WVER SCREENED TOMORROW SATURDAY BIG DOUBLE BILL Fatty Arbuckle in “THE DESERT HERO” Bryant Washburn in “Love Insurance” that cost very little more than the or dinary kind. BEST OF Nothing which Santa could bring to the little folks would please them half so much as a Brownie camera. Nothing would give such lasting pleas ure, Everything is twice nice when you can take tures of the fun you are hav- ing. BOX BROWXIES »».Ml »5.07 STANTON ROWELL Music and Photo Hou nr L. O. Reynold», Prop. Letcher & Son
