t
i*AOB FOIT»
GRANTS l'AMH DAILY tXHIHKR
Taking; Stock!
»!
This 1s "the season when thoughtful people pause tor
a moment to "take stock.”
In your own case, for instance:
What have you accomplished in the past year?
How much more money are you worth now than a
year ago?
away
against
"hard
How much have you laid
times." misfortune and Inevitable old age to which every
year brings you nearer?
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SOUTHERN ORÉCÏÏN
i
JTR5ÎML ÎÏÎ LOCAL
thl» Piw-lnvvntory Salo—
Howard
Hopkirk arrived
morning from Portland.
The Hat Shop has roduced
Miss Cora Bniith went to Sutherlin prices on all tall and winter
this morning to visi{ friends.
linery.
New Year's post cards at Clemens,
the Rexail Store.
56 hot Scout« Tonight
Mrs. J. 8. Parson, of Ashland, vis
A special meeting of
ited her sister, Mrs. George Calhoun, Scout troop 1» called for tonight
returning to Ashland this morning. the club rooms.
Some matter»
The first 7 reel picture ever made particular interest require the
by Mary Pickford is "Daddy l.ong tendance of every scout
iiCgS."
56 j
Mrs. Lydia Johns of Glendale, who
Novelty Walla—
visited the J P. Duncan family, re-'
At 11:30 o'clock at the Now Year's
turned home this morning.
eve dancing party.
Willard storage battery service'
station. 314 North Sixth St
17tf
Mr. and Mrs. W. 3, Moore, of I 1». A. <’. Band to Come—
\t last night's meeting of the Am
Portland, are spending a few days
erican I region. it was decided that
here with old friends.
140.00ft cash was paid by Mary the proposal of the O. A. C. band, to
Pickford for the s reen rights to the appear in this city under the aus
play "Daddy Long Legs." at the Ore pices of the American legion. be ac
gon Sunday, Monday and Tuesday.56 cepted. The exact date has not yet
Mr. and Mrs. J. W Dingier went been set but it is understood that
to Hugo this mornlug to visit their It will be the latter part of March
The band is appearing 1n .several
son.
Vest pocket diaries at Clemens, the cities in the vgUey In Its tour.
Rexail Store
56
Miss Lucile Garber left this niorn-
I ing for Klamath Falls to spend the
! remainder of her vacation with her
' parents.
Strikes are common enough but
this orphan's great prune strike in
"Daddy Long I^egs" takes the sand-
wiches and cider. Oregon Sunday,
. Monday and Tuesday.
56
Mrs. M. A. Woods has returned
from Portland accompanied I by her
I daughter-in-law, Mrs. Hyde, who will
also visit her mother. Mrs. Wade.
S|H*cial Police-
Will protect your cars at the New
Year’s dancing party.
Murphy's Annual Ma»k Ball—
New Year's eve The biggest allow
on earth under one roof. You can
dance all night and oat with the ani
rnals for on« fifty.
—Need ive «ay more than t4i.it thr«e Blouses hear the nationally
re»|>ected and favored WIRTH MOR mark- It'« hCcaiiM* a Wirtli-
mor Blouse never <lisap|*oint«; Ix-c-au-e it give« a complete and
gencrou« measure of Blou«e satisfaction; because it fits- and
wears just as a good Blouse should that it hai won the prefer-
ence and the friendship of a lio«t of prudent, tlirifty women
everywhere. They buy the Wirthtnor re|>eatedly with the mu
preme confidence that in so doing they are getting tile utmost
in real Blouse value.
IN THIS NEW ALLOTMENT THERE
\RE EIGHT
CHAIt.MINGLY DISTI N< TIVE NEW STYLES IN GEOR-
GETTI: AND < REFE DE < 'HINE. THEY ARE PRICED
AT 8«.75, AND EA< H ANI»
EVERYOJÍE
WHF.N
Jl’DGED BY ALL PRIA AILING STANDARDS IS EN-
TIRELY TICT E TO ITS ÑAME WORTH MORE.
The Golden Rule
OREGON
Last Tinies Tonight
Mary Pickford
tn
; V :
DADDYLONGLEGS
Watth Service at Baptist Church—
At the Baptist Church on Wed
nesday evening will occur a church
social and watch meeting.
Basket
sup;>er at 6:30. followed by social
, time when an informal program will
j be rendered, two features of which
will bo a male quartette composed of
! Messrs. Applehoff, Warren, Edgerton
and Taylor: and Prof. Applehoff will
play successively on the bass clari
net. cornet, violin and cello. Follow
ing the program and social time will
be the devotional service led by the
pastor. The public is cordially Invit
ed. C. M. Clin»*, preacher.
l'IN< E THE OLD YEAR Ol'T,
AND THE NEW YEAR IN
WITH A
Columbia
Grafanola
7 Big Reels of Fun and Pathos
•RICES—Kiddies, 15c; Adult,« 55c
PERFORMANCES—7 and A: 45
DON'T MISS IT
D. W. GRIFFITH’S SPECIAL PRODI 'CHON
“The Girl Who Stayed at Home”
BIG ALL-STAR GRIFFU H( AST
Get Hunting Permit
The new hunting and fishing li
censes for the year 1920 are now in
the hands of the county clerk, and
already a quartette of the permits
to pursue the game of the state with
in the limits prescribed by law have
been issued. The first hunting li
cense went to it E. Smith, of Hugo
Number two was gathered In by
Eclus Pollock, while the next pair
was issued to T. W. and D. H. Ir
win. of Chapman- Oregon These are
all hunting licenses, no angling li
censes having yet been called tor.
'•1rs. Goettsclie Invite« You—
To a New Years eve dancing par-
Salvation Watch Night Service—
ty
at the Waldorf hall next Wednos-
Wednesday evening's public meet
ing at 8 o'clock will be followed by day. Dan e tickets $1, plus war t ax:
a watch night service beginning at extra ladles anti spectators 25c. r.stf
11 o'clock and lasting until 12:l>
a. m. New Years day. Prayer will Allege« Failure to Provid
Rosetta Farlow has made com-
be observed according to our custom.
We will pray the old year out ami' plain» to the district attorney alleg
the new year in.
Resolution fori ing that her lord and mauler. Homer
I 192ft will be determined by the grace Furlow, has failed In his duty to
of God. Our company attendants provide herself and the throe little
and members will bring in thei- Farlows, the youngest only a couple
Christmas presents for the Armenian of month» of age, with the support
relief next Sunday at 2 p. tu. Happv for which he obligated himself when
\ warrant
New Year? Ensign J. E. Strautln. h<* led her to the altar.
for the arrest of Farlow has Iceen
issued from the court of Justice Hoi-
Enjoyable Time at St. Luke's—
Farlow Is believed to be now
The members of St. Like’s Episco man
living
in
Salem, and If ho is arrnst-
pal church s.,ent a most enjoyable
time last e-enlng in their Guild Hall. 'ed upon the warrant he will he
A dinner at 6:30 was enjoyed by turned to this county to answer
about 75 after which there was a. the charge.
general good time.
The nation
wide campaign has renewed inter-1 Football Ticket« Exchanged—
If you have a football ticket
lest greatly, and It is expected that
I a resident clergyman will soon be the Corvallis-Grants Pass game,
bring it to Hornlng'H Shack and ex
placed here by Bishop Sumner.
change it for a tlcl et to the New
Years game.
MARY PICKFORD'S GREATEST PJCTI'KE
THE LOVE STORY OF AN ORPHAN
Coming Tomorrow and Thursday
/
All the best dance music,
new, and old, is at your dis-
posal on Columbia double disc
records. Let the young folks
have their New Years dance at
home. Every one is bound to
have a jolly time if a Columbia
Grafonola furnishes the music.
STANTON ROWELL
Music and Photo House
At Bargain Prices
I1lr$. Hellie fleas
Nucc<'«»or to
Mr». E. Itehkopt
Many a boy, many a irirl, has been won from a tureer of way
wardneas by the superior attractiveness of their home atmosphere
A few well selected pieces of furniture will furnish that at-
t rncth eness.
You not'd not spend a gr al deal of mone), but If you care
to add to the attracthene»» or your home "tw'lll pay von to »•'<• us-
* WE TURN A HOUSE INTO A HOME M
fft/dj. l/NCiCUMÍ R ahm S, W au P a A í R T/WW M a CHIHH i HoOSt/KS.
W. I'. Operators Get Rai««'
Local employes of the Western
I'nion telegraph company are among
the 32,Ouo employes of tltu company
1 to profit through salary Increases an
Cake Walk—
For a big chocolate cake at the nounced as effective January 1st. Em
57 ployes who have been in the service
New Year's eve dancing party.
of the company more than one year
\eu Year's Day EvaM—
will receive a 15 per cent advance,
The annual New Y ear's day feast and those who have been In the.ser
nt Pomona Grange will be held at vice more than six months but less
the W. O. W. hall, Opeu meeting, than a year will get-a 10 per cent
election of officers and program.
advance*.
Beautiful New Wirthmor
Silk Blouses Arrive
ALL WINTER HATS
T—rr-
t'atchc« Coyote» and Bob Cut«—
Elijah Davidson, who won lasting
fame by discovering the Josephine
caves when he followed a wounded
bear to the entrance o>f the caverns
many years ago, has just brought to
the office of the county clerk that he
might collect the bounty offered an
other batch of peltB taken from pre
datory animals
Davidson Is just as
keen as ever upon the trail of the
forest
dwellers, and
this time
brought in three coyotes and 11 bob
cat pelts to prove that there were
that many less of the prowlers to
hunt the sheep and the chickens of
the neighboring farms. Davidson also
caught a half a dozen bear during
the fall before bruin went to sleep
for the winter.
i
Barnum & Bailey—
Had a circus, but for bipedal mon
strosities the Murphy mask ball will
have ’em backed off the Rand Mc
Nally. There’ll be sailors and sala
manders, Indians and Ignoramuses,
bonny lads and bolshevlcks. If you
miss it you’re hopeless
56
H olmans F urniture S tore
OPPOSITE THE BAND STAND
P h OHE
50
605 G STREET, G rani S P a SS, O u ,OH
I
A Clothes Investment
It I» economy to order, and get nll-
.* not clothes made as you want them
and made right by
GEO. S. CALHOUN
1 \<lii«iv<* I' hii I denier
Overcoats, Suits
Shoes, Furnishing’s
y
FOR MEN-AT
Peerless Clothing Co
Car h Clothier
PAGE
' V ■«
1
>
<
thuisday, Jan. 1
MfDFORD
tUoroseo
PRESI NTS
I
FRANCIS X ••
IHE
NOT I
FAMOUS BUSHMAN
A
STARS
MOTION
bEVERLY PICTURE
IN
PERSON
bAYNE
THEMSELVES
Fascinating Mystery 1*111)
The Ma
• ’
I
F
< ! III
Thief*
i
I*1
By EDW. E. ROME
WITH 4 TYPK \L .MOROSI O CAST OF 20 LIVING, BREA III
ING ACTORS
’RII'EK—Orchestra : $2; Parquet, SI.50; Balcony, *1,50, *1
50<—pin« War Tax
S<"at« Tuesday. I»e« ember 30—Mail Order» Now
5: IMI TO H
I’rice Hi I25
Thursday, January 1,1920, Josephine Hotel
>