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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 21, 1920)
More Truth Than Poetry L= In this old world with It« steady grind, it is better ahead than a little behind. to be J K. Pigtiey. a former résident of Grants Pass, is visiting old friends Willard storage battery service station. 314 North Sixth St. 17tf A meeting of Josephine county farmers will be held at the court house Saturday, January 24, at I p. m Josephine County Farm Bureau. Tonight and tomorrow. "Fair and Warmer,” It’s tho Climate! At fhe Oregon. • U‘ C. D. Fies and son. Louis, returned this morning from a business trip <»t several «lays at Portland. Tonight and tomorrow. "Fair and Warmer.” It's th«> Climate! At i a the Oregon. O. 1* Crouch, of Portland, spent a day or two here with bis son. E. R. Crouch. He stopped off here on his return from San Francisco to Port land. Tonight and tomorrow, "Fair and Warmer.” It’s the Climate! At the Oregon. 75 Mrs. (Albert \mes. who vistted her aunt. Mrs. Win. Trimble, left this | afternoon, returning to her home at ■ Klamath Falls. The Josephine County Farm Bu reau will holtl a meeting at the court : house Saturday to which all farmers are invited and which all following j farming should attend. The object Ils to perfect the plan of cooperation that has been developed. It is an i organization meeting from which ail 1 farmers can derive benefits. 75 H. L. Curtis departed* this after noon. returning to Whittier, Cal., af ter spending the past two months here. Mrs. Curtis will remain «here with her mother. Mrs. Alice Mallory There la a good deal of truth in that, no matter what you may think of It m “poetry.“ How can you get ahead? The an- swer is plan, Save! Unless you do, you will always be a little be- Then hind. Such a little no matter how small your earnings place the savings in a reliable bank like ours where it will be safe No matter how small the amount, you will then be ahead Instead of behind. It’« »he thing to do. Try it. Ml'. MT MR» H «I HI «» SI « I » M THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK » OF SOI TH Fit X OREGON Enameled Cooking Utensils 3-quart Sauce Pan- 3-quart Kettle« 3-quart Basin« Coffee Pota 35c «»ach until the stork is ex haustexl Rogue'River Hardware Co. rn P. jwaui TA TROUBLES f k Chamberlain's Tablets Dean Fox Sfieaks Tonight— Miss Elisabeth Fox. dean of wom en at the University of Oregon ar rived in the city this morning, and was entertained this noon at Inn h eon at the Josephine hotel, by some of the local women. She will speak this evening at 8 o’clock at the Church of Christ and as she v ill give a pemsual of her work over seas during the late water, a large and interested audience is expected to fill the meeting place. I iverce Granted Mr«. Sullivan— Judge Calkins today granted " di vorce to Mrs. Pearle E. Sullivan trom George B. Sullivan. Desertion was the charge. An order was also made restoring to the plaintiff her maiden name of Pearl Creed. I I Judge Calkins came over from Jacksonville today, and Is holding a •Melon of the circuit court in this county. The testimony lu the action brought by Boswell against the Grand Prise Hydraulic Mines com- pany is being heard by the court without a Jury, the question involved being one of law. Mr. Boawell Is bringing suit to recover upon u bond. South Dakotan Locals The John Denison residence Evelyn avenue ha - been sold through the McKinstry agency to a gentleman named Hendren, who recently cam«* to th«* city. The price was 82.000, Mr. Hendren went to Santa • Crux, California, when he left South Da- keta. but a year In the southern state convinced him that Southern Oregon has it beaten for climate 1ou < an t Dodge— The Palace Taxi, two ear», a Ford and a Chet rolet.. both guaranteed to stand the "Climate.’’ The drivers are alao well broke to the climate We hope no one gets «ore at this, as we both love the climate. Phone 22-J. Geo A. Ilvile and H. L Sar- geant. 6f>tf " WE TURN A HOUSE INTO A HOME ” Rues LiNOifUMS fames, W au Partit, Sewtm M achinss ä Hoonns H olmans F urniture S tore OPPOSITE THE BAND STAND P h ON£ it 50 605 G S treet . G rants P ass , O^| OK xi ii to have It »ult iiuiitr lit Strictly All-W<a»l materials; tailored by the ino-t »killful tailor«; price» like you like to p.tJU You'll «ate money by placing your or- der non. GEO. S. CALHOUN Over Fifteen Years Tx>c«l Agent Overcoats, Suits Shoes, Furnishings FOR MEN—AT Eastern Star Tonight— There will be a regular meeting of the Eastern Star tonight with in- itlatlon. All members are urged be present. Victrola« and Record« STANTON ROWELL Sellers Ret urn From Salem— Representative and Mrs Sidler rn turned this morning from Salem, where they attended the special ses sion of the state legislature. After the closing of the session at 4 o’clock Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Sfd- ler went to Portland, where thev vis ited till Tuesday evening. Mr. Sid ler condemns the tactics of the leg islature ip passing a great mass of legislation during the closing hours, the bills not even having been print ed or considered in committee, says that it is in such actions the jobbery that puts legislatures in •bad repute is found. Today IT’S A JOY SHOW Always on the Job Peerless Clothing Co Cash Clothiers HOME OF HABT S( HAFFNER IND MARX < IJtTIII.« OLE’S TIRE SHOP Vulcanizing Gates Half Sole Tires Adjoining Oidi ng’« Garage On Sixth Street OREGON T°m™ “FAIR WARMER” ST A KHI XG I DOES IT SAVE YOU MONEY—IF YOV DOVBT IT ASK l/wi inn ç Y our CO-OPERATION J f sc Each Individual Is responsibly« In proportion to Iti» Influence for the prosperity of all. Under present prosperous conditions you «»we It to yourself, to your family, to the community and nutiou. to buy as freely an you need In house furnishings we offer you facilities and a nervi « that will fill your Individual nerd. We will cooperate »Ith you in the Inter«*»! of pru»p«*rlty yours and ours. Charles A. Hansen, perhaps better known as "Ole." has opened a tire shop for vulcanizing and repairing at 306 North Sixth street, in the build- Iffa which has been occupied as a Buick salesroom. "Ole" attended grade and high school in (■rants Pass and then went to Astoria. where he spent two years, He pre I I fers Southern Oregon. Mr. Hansen invite« his friends to «ill and see his place and equipment. With a Victrola in your home the finest music of the world is at yout» command when ever you desire to enjoy it. a i <>r<l»on. No horses to curry. get up at (I anil eat your breakfast 011 until 12 noon. No stope to rest. a Fordson as 3 men with 6 horse«. t “O|<*" <>|M*n« Tire Shop— You can scarcely mention a name famous in opera or on the concert stage without nam ing a Victor artist. The world's leading artists selected the Victrola as the one instrument worthy of representing them in your home to charm you with the beauty of their art. I11r$. Hellie Reas NuccewMor to Mr». E. Rrlikopf Invite» you to their social dHiV't mi Fridav >>*.*ning. Innuary t’ieir hai’ out O Street Thousand- n<> to the opera to hear the great singer«, hut mil lions hear them on the NEVER GETS TIRED No 4 n. ni. stuff for a man who own- No barn yard dust to cough up. You at 7 you “twist her tail'- and you are Y'ou can do as much in M hour« with Prices 25c up to 12.50 Rogne l’iter Granili I The .50-31» Dancing Club- Will hold its next dance at the Waldorf hall Friday evening at 8 74 o’clock sharp. Victrola Children’s Hats Circuit. Court in Se—lon— Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hottenroth. who have been visiting for a week in Portland and other Willamette valley points, arrived home this morning and will soon go out to Selina for a visit. N IRRITABLE, 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. LOCAL l’un iiases Kinney Kesiilence— W. J. Radke, who recently came li ere from North Dakota, has pur- chased the handsome residence pro perty of Mrs. Kate M. Kinney, on West A street. The consideration was |5,<)00. Mr. Radke comes here to escape the rigors of the North Da kota climate. The Radke family will take possession of th^ property on February 1st. Return From Portland Visit— AÄC eätm A PER52NÆL MAY ALLISON A HyMcrRnlly funny anil wonderfully human play of complication« and < «nnpromi»«*» A MARVEIXHS COCKTAII. AVI» A KH h C. A. WINETROUT, the Implement Man TOPICS OF THE HAY Come and Enjoy It imitais comedy
