Grants Pass daily courier., January 07, 1920, Page 4, Image 4

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THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SOUTHERN OREGON
31.
C. R. Fairman. of New Plymouth, Non Scliiiol Iloti*«*—
\ now school building I* being
.da . Is in the city today.
Mr and Mrs. F. S. Bramwell are ere ted
The Rand. In the \lmeda
spending the day at Medford.
district.
Willard storage battery aerviuv
station. 314 North Sixth Si
I7ti 1 on < an't Iknigc
G. W Winetrout went to Richard­
The Ford jitney servi« • ( two
son Springs yesterda.x to spend two Fords). You can 'ford to call ÎÎ-J
weeks.
We go at your re-
day or night,
G F. Foster and Bert Kilkney, of quest, fast or slow
Hyde. II
’ortiand. have been at the Grants I I. Sargeant.
bass hotel for a couple of days. They I
are here looking up land.
Sunilay s, liool Risqwu
Mr and Mrs. W. It Sherman ar I
St. Luke's Sunday school i Eplaco-
. ived last night ( xperting to remain | pall will reopen on Sunday. January
a week, but Mr Sherman will be II. and It Is hoped that all children
obliged to return to Marysville. A’Al . of the church attending other school»
Mrs «Sherman while St. Luke» has been closed will
tonight : on business
will go > to Holland for a week.
be present
Mr. i and Mrs- E. E. Stannard rv-
turned to Brownsville last night af-
Chevrolet Agviu.v Ib'iimveil—
ter spending three weeks with Mrs
W. S Maxwell Al Co have moved
Stannard's parents. Rev. and
Mrs
the Chevrolet and Nash agency to
(Tine.
Mr. Stannard will take up
the corner of Sixth and II streets, op­
spy ial writing for the Albany Her*
posite the Peerless, which they
occupy until thiir new building
Harrison Hunsaker, of Portland,
ere ted
See Maxwell for Chevrolet
who formerly lived here until he en­
ears and trucks and Nash cars and
listed' in the early part of 1917, was
trucks.
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visiting some of his many friends
here yeeterdav
He has been on duty
Inspect* \tir»rr> Stock—
at the army recruiting office in Port
If. E Haefner, of the local forestry
land since last March when voluntary
office, is at the Page creek nursery
enlistments were resumed.
of' forest trees inspecting the stock
now growing there This nursery I m
Visits in Ashland—
near Takilma, and Is in ch ante ef
Miss Ella Myers of Grants Pa m H Rairger M M. Ta'wls.
was an Ashland visitor yesterday
¡ MUs M lyers formerly lived in this You < an't \ Ford—
' r-!tv
city. Ku
but now is in the employ of the
Two«
To Dodge the Sooner Taxi
telephone company in Grants Pass new Dodges at Ford price« Use
Ashland Tidings.
two Fords for those who prefer them. I
t (i|Uta 1 Stock ........ S 50,O< »0.00
Surpl II*
25,<MMMH>
dis.
6571.121.27
XN.IM2.iM)
Other Bonds anil
V\ arrant*
Stock in
Ecleral
Reserve Rank
Interest Collected,
Not E.'irmxl
IHv ideml* I ii|sii<l
( IrvuLitJon
tiA.OPl- Iti
2,2*50.00
Bank. Building and
Fixtures
Other R««l Estate
10,710.00
Crt.*ti and Exchange
N5,005.43
5,tM»l«.5l»
3.OOOIHI
12,500.00
Tit»!»XU.!Mi
l»EI*tkS|TS
■J3.133.til«
»N45.5NO.55
•NL5.5HU.55
of indi ulmii* nml firm
tiring a helpful
STOMACH
TFiOUBLLS
N ii-i 1TABLE, fault finding disposition is often
due to a disordered stomach. A man with good
digestion is nearly always good natured. A
great many have been permanently cured of stom­
ach troubles by Chamberlain’s Tablets after years
of suffering. These tablets strengthen the stomach
and enable it to perform its functions naturally
Try them. They only cost a quarter
A
VEW Tftnn
A Phonograph
of Wonderiui
Beauty
For the handsome home fur­
nished with thoughful care,
there is a place set aside for
the phonograph which is today
as much of a necessity as the
piano formerly was. Its grace­
ful lines, its clear, full, reso­
nant.* lovely tone will cause
you to choose the
THE INSTKl MENT OF
QI AL1TY
Sonora
CLEAR AS A
HELL
plays all disc re ords per­
fectly without extra attach­
ments and it was the first
phonograph to do so.
STANTON ROWELL
Music and Photo House
507 G Street
Portland Man Vi*it*—
Phil Bates, one of Portland’s dis­
tinguished citizens, was a visitor in
Grants Pass last night. He had List
come down from Salem where the
committees of the house and senate
of the state legislature were in ses­
sion trying to bring order out of the
chaos that had resulted in fish and
game matters through re ent de-(1-
opments.
He stated that the ses­
sion was a stormy one. and that the
Rogue river question had Its ««snal
place in the lline-llght.
Garments for Cool Weather
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LI ABILITIES
Loans
and
count-
1
S. Rond»
LOCAL
SEE G. P JESTER for life Ins ur-
SOtf
ance—Penn Mutual Life
WANTED TO RENT Modern house,
furnished or unfurnished, in or
near town, Address No. 31 care
62tf
of Courier.
FOR SAI.E i.aree lot and small
house near high school for >20«)
cash, or >250, >25 down and >5
per month. Airs. A. F. DeSautel.
Gaston, Ore.
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WANTED Position as housekeeper
or work of any kind by thorou.:h-
ly competent woman. Phone 612-
77
F-4.
FOR 9ALE—Four 6-weeks old pigs,
been weaned 2 weeks.
«Address
Box lb, Route 1, on Merlin road.
1 t
la-ave Sunday for Salem—
Representative and Mrs Sldler
will leave Sunday morning for Salem,
»here Mr.* Sidler will take uji his
duties as a law maker a! the special
session of the state legislature, which
convenes Monday morning.
“Nig”
has gone to Altneda. where he will
be a guest of the Macintosh h< iou«e-
hold during the absence of the > rest
of the family in the capitol city
O«tr phone service Is as good as our ‘
T.ixl Service. When yon think of a
Taxi look on the Inside of the front !
«•over of the phone directory. Sooner'
Tax! for serv’ -e
Phone 262-R.
nev Luke
Itakrr to Plead Monday
Geo. Baker, against whom three
indictments were returned by the
grand Jury Tuesday, was arraigned
this morning, and was given till
i
Monday morning at 9 o'clock to en­
ter his plea. The court appointed
sheriff l.evvi* Sourche*»—
Sheriff Geo. !>ewis returned laut Attorney E. S. VanDyke to represent
There are
night from Waldo, where he went to the interests of Baker
execute a March warrant that had two indictments against Baker for
been issued at the request of R P. larceny and one for the destruction
George. The premises of a neigh­ of a mining and Irrigation dam
bor of George's were searched in an
effort to find trace of a dumber of Hao Two New Ikxlgcs—
The Sooner Taxi Service,
hogs that had disappeared about
While the sheriff as their many patron* have been so
Christmas time,
states that about 300 pounds of pork pleased with the Dodge car rocen th
was found that had been salted down ( added, that another has been pur­
about the time the Georg" hogs were chased. and will make their service
missing, there was no definite evi­ the largest and best equipped one in
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dence that would identify It as part the city.
of the George swim
Succr»««r to
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lÛRIÎlTURÎ
> ECONOMY
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To Trade With Us
w«< Rive you the beat service unii value« t>ut you
getting whet you want and no more, In trading
When you buy furniture It Is economy to see It placed as von
will use It so that you can make your «( lection for utility and »er
vice.
We offer you that adv antigo. and we will take uny pain* to
Insure that your every purchase made hero Is un appropriate, e o-
nomical one.
* WE TURN A HOUSE INTO A HOME w
Rues. liNOlfUMs, R ahms . W au P aaia . fe^.'NG M temuti <s Hoosirafi
H olmans F urniture S tore
OPPOSITE THE BAND STAND
P hons
605 G STREET,
G rants
PASS,
O^ uon
TAILORED CLOTHES
a 15 «nd l<-** to N«I5 and iiiot'r
GEO. S. CALHOUN
Over Fifttwu Years lax-al Agent
Overcoats» Suits
Shoes; Furnishings
BORN
Peerless Clothing Co
Cash Clothiers
G. B. BERRY
Harness and Saddlery
Auto Tcp and ( anvas Work
W. S. BUTLER
OREGON
With Grants Pass Hardware Co.
Here From Roseburg
To 111 <
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EXTRAORDI
THE AMERICAN BEAUTY
Judge It W. Marsters, of Ibcte-
Inirg, Is in the city, and afier trans­
acting business In this city and. tiib-
serblng some of the climate, he will
go on to Klamath Falls before ro-
turing to Ills home on the roipqua.
Kathrine MacDonald
IN
The Beauty MarKet”
Ktlll.M'Ollll TO THE PLAY—
Fashionable society is to man a relaxation, to woman a
profession,
in
which success means jMisition marriage, her heart’s desire. To Its glitter­
ing circle men bring wealth; women beauty; for the great exchange. All.
tin- lieartadies and the hidden tears that sear the soul la-hind the smil­
ing face in fashion’s cold exchange, The Beauty Market.
BRAY
Pit TOORAPH
NO HAISE
IN PRICES
BRIGGS COMEDY
“SECRET SOCIETY"
in Port laud was a visitor at the local
ir-.iy re rultlng option Sunday. Col.
Steven* I* a Went Point claasmato
of Gon« ral Pershing's and
Is In
charge of the »eni-rnl’s parade and
entertainment iu Portland the 1 Sth
Inst.
I'oiiml
at Grunts Pans—a.
except old roosters.
Mrs. K. H. Jensen, who formerly
resided in Portland, and who has
been In Roseburg for the past two
monlhs, left Iasi night for Grant* To Testify in I < <lcial Court
Puss, where she expects to locate.—
Mr. and 'Mrs. A. F. Van Deventer
Roseburg Review.
ire In the dty from Crescent City,
Mr. VanDi ienter lining on hl* way to
Portland where he Is called aa a wit­
Bank Deposits Increasing—
ness
In the federal court to give tes­
The statement of the First Nation­
timony
In the prosecution of SI Mc­
al Bank published today on the call
Kee, charged with fire trespass upon
of th« comptroller of the currency as
federal lands,
Mr. Vnnl»ei/>ntnr
of December 31, 1919, shows the
states that there was 15 Inches of
highest, mark yet reached in deposits,
new snow on the Oregon mountain
being 1750,000. Total resources of
the bunk l>elng nearly |85O,OOO. At divide as they crossed, and that while
I lie present rate of progress Grants It made a most beautiful view, It was
I To was
Pass may expert this to be a million not so good for traveling
dollar Institution In the next few formerly In the employ of the Hobbs-
Wall company nt Crescent City, but
months.
now contemplates faking up bls resi­
dence In Grants Pass on I i I h return
Pershing's Classmate Here Hunday— from iporllnnd.
Mrs. VanDevonlcr
Colonel G. W. Stevens, who is In will remain here during bls nJtsencq
«harre of the army recruiting office In the north.
To Reside
Why Always
Blame the
Woman
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have a great deal to do with one's
welfare. tiu<<ws«ful men wear them
They coat no more in th* end
Have
your next suit tailored by
Rogue Bridge Coinpldol—
Highway Engineer Visit*—
G. S. C:i*e left yesterday for hl"
COLLINS- -To Mr and Mrs. Fred.
K. E. Hod-r man. divisional «agi­ -tation in charge of the Gasquet dis­
Collins. Wednesday, January 7, a neer for tila stale highway depart - trict of the forest reserve, taking
son.
ment, catiie over from Medford yes­ with him over Oregon mountain the
terday. and joined Jules E. Hanique, quartette of mule* and horses that
of the California state highway de­ has been in use in the construction
start i work at the Rogue river bridge
partment. who came here
Butler’s superb assortment of
route low Callee.
the location survoy for the
Mr. Case arrived
rare confections includes a va­
limi­ I''.rants Hass on the '«rd instant,
to Cre ent City.
Engin
riety of special flavorings and
la« is t'irning from hi.- annual vacation
que will establish the par
nut pastes, fruit and other com-
to run the survey from t
binations of surpassing deli-
•*hl h had been spent in the north.
ciousness.
state line at the Elk creek
He went to Almeda to get the koi
Their luxurious contents are
Crescent City. California has already •!rnm< nt unlnials .«nd return them to
artistically displayed in a box
appropriated >4 90.000 for the build­ Gasquet, whore they are used In
of artistic beauty, richly em­
ing of its portion of this new hi.-h 'uaintainln ■ transimrtatlon into the
bossed and forming one of the
most acceptable sift« ever de­
way.
forest depths
The work on
the
signed.
bridge over Rogue river ha» now
Belgian Congo, which until
i»een completed, and the struct uro is
ly has been dejtending on
In a most excellent condition for
Merlin. Oregon
countries
for
its
rife,
Is
now
travel
1>y foot
pasM-ngers. saddle
Prices ipon Application
ing tens of thousands of tons.
horses and pack trains.
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