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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 11, 1920)
PAGE FOI i; PER52NflL THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK MFMRm fFDCUM. RKSEK'E SV * OF SOUTHERN OHBGON Barcalo Wrenches 224 PATTERN. SIZES. INGLE CRESCENT I. «. N, 10 AND I2-IN- EVERY PART TEEI». Rogue River Hardware Co r The Clothes You Call Old suit of clothe*. perhai»* you liave discarded it. it may be in the woodshed or <»ut in the garage, at lea*t when you find it, you have fount! something worth having cleaned, pre**ed and refsiired. / Somewhere up in Garage Row, The Wardrobe < leaner* are uait- ing for that old suit of clothes- New Spring sweaters mr$. Hellie Deas to Ml*. K. Rehkopf i GUARAN- Somewhere around your home you may have an old Don't forget those nice lunches at You Can't I Haig We hate smashed prices, A C bsv Margaret Moore's. 93 W. K. Dean went to Roseburg this rolet ride at Ford price. For it’s the climate Palace Taxi, phone 3Ï-J. tf morning'. Willard storage battery service statiou. 314 North Sixth St 17tf KiiKiurrr Visit* Portland— C. D. Thompson left this morning . J- H. ......... Fertig, the irrigation .................... .............. engi- tor Klamath Falls to remain for sev - ll)>er wfto represents the bond buyer» er.il days. in the development of the > Grants A. G. Vedder and wife, of Zion. Pass Irrigation district, left last I ill., are registered at the Oxford ho night for Portland, and will return tel to his duties here Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. A. McDuffee and Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Buggs, of Portland. Hearts Are Trump*— are at the Grants Pass hotel. party At the Valentine dancing IL C. Muller arrived thia morning Friday night. from Portland and will s|>end the fe mainder of the week here on bus Royal Arch Régula iness. A regular convocation of Hearne» (AiPtain J." €.. Dugget and family land two grandchildren arrived last Chapter No. 28. R. A. M.. will be ¡night from the Presidio and will go held Wednesday at 7:30 p. tn. Feb llth. Work In Royal Arch degree to their farm at Williams. followed by refreshments Mrs Hemstitching neatly done. Huy 1er. H. P. SBtf Nellie Ne»s last George H. Parker arrived night from Klamath Falls and will Itide in a Sedan— Th« Owl Taxi has just purchased remain here for some time looking I after niter his uis* farming lauuuif» interests. **“«• w»«*. ..... Mr. a sedan car and you <an ride with « Parker stales that Klamath Falls is <»>e high brows at low brow prices 92 I booming but for u place to live ! I Irri"«- From Hike Creek— Grants Pass is far ahead. i The family of G. Stubblefield ar For special orders for pice i and i Moore rived from laike Creek, in Jackson cakes leave orders at the 93 county, yesterday, and will make Baking Co. Miss Dora Lamar arrived here this their home here. Mr. Stubblefield is for the morning from Pasadena, called on the designing engineer Grants Paas Irrigation district pro account of the serious illness of her j mar. Mr. Lamar ject, and is now developing the plans father, Joseph for the construction of the linni and returned only two weeks ago from | the irrigation system a visit at Pasadena If you can't find the placo at 315 North 6th Street Phone 147 and we will find You When you buy bread, buy home made bread made in Grants Pass. We'll All Play I’oatoffice— At the Valentine darning party. • 3 Moore Baking Co. 94 George Swinney leaves tonight for Friday night. Fall Ctty to take the position as freight clerk for the Southern Pa l>r. Best ill Grandfather— Although Dr. Beatul is now called in I ci lie. His family will remain "grandpa” he doesn't feel a day old Grants Pass until school closes. I G. Stubblefield and family arrived er. in fact, he save he feels younger h re today from latke Creek to re-^now than ever The 9-pound grand main. They will reside at 656 North son was born February 5 to Mr. and Fifth street. They were accompanied Mrs W. C. Adams, of Okanogen. by Mrs. Stubblefield's parents. Mr. Wash Mrs. Adams was better known and Mrs. L. W. Smith, of Boise. Ida , here a* Gloria Hestul. who will also make their home here Good Music— And a good time nt the Waldorf i Investigate Report* of Flu— County Health Officer Smith and hall Friday night. Sheriff I^ewis went out to the ll’i- nois valley this morning to investi- Mr. Thompson in Jackson County C. 1». Thompson, appraiser of the i gate reports coming from there that there were numerous cases that re California Joint Stock 1-ind Bank Is sembled the influenza throughout in the city and valley for a few lavs, the valley. If it develops from the conferring with the M Curdy ln-ir ! investigation that It is the influenza ant e Agency, local represen tali v?> of all bom« in which it occurs will be the company, and making Ins »ectlon* of valley lands for loans Medford I I placed under quarantine. Mall-Tribune. The keynote to I your character may be ahown In the furnlsh- Ing of your home. The clothes you wear, jour hnbils of life and little mannerisms here and there, are not so important an Index of character ns the atmosphere of your home. You can buy furniture here today on a ■basis of economy and the beautification of your home <• WE TURN A HOUSE INTO A HOME ” RuùS, LlNOlfUMS R*Hi.tS, W au P à PIH, SfW.'HC MACHfHtt & HoOSUtS H olmans F urniture S tore OPPOSITE THE BAND STAND P h ONF 50 605 G STREET, GRANTS PAS«, 0*060* Vol'Ll. HE t 'HtllE'lTIA mid <-conomicn||y attired If you'll lei u<> send your measure to Vbu can duplicar a yiatprtce anyptacc , but * p PIC a -Z~U IT omv GEO. S. CALHOUN Fifteen year' local dealer NEU TODA» Washington's Birthday Ball— Water Service Disturlied—— Water users on the south side of At Murphy. Saturday, Feb. 21. Home will be a bum place that night. the river Who are t erved by the Rogue River Water company are 94 having to do with a shortage of the liquid these days while the repair Mayor DemarAy III— work is progressing upon the steel Mayor Deniarav is confined to his bridge. Tiie service pipe is carried home today because of illness, rotis pon the bridge, and it is though the trouble is diagnosed at; having to be removed while the new this time as only a severe cold. To . flooring is being laid The pipe will ward off the influenza, however, the j now be carried acro-s beneath the ■official is keeping in the quiet. Mrs. floor of the bridge where it will be Demaray ha* also been ill, tt is con more out of the way and better pro valescing. tected than heretofore. OREGON} TONIGHT A Nil TOMORROW Lime Sulphur at 23c a Gallon— SEE G. P. JE8TER Tor life insur- On the cars at Grants Pass. The 59tf Farm Bureau Exchange is handling ance—Penn Mutual Life WAITRESS wanted—Josephine ho inis for the Oregon Fruit Growers tel. Sltf Association. . Mill run at warehouse for 119 a ton Place orders with WILL EXCHANGE Ford delivery W. F. McCabe. 92 truck as first payment on furnish ed residence, close in. with month ll«'p < ontracts Ire Recorded— ly payments for balance. Address Contracts now lading placed on re No. 290 care Courier. 96 cord in the offi-e of the county clerk of Josephine county Indicate the re newed Interest in the growing of the hop here. Two of the contracts were filed for record today, one wherein W. H. Hull and S. .1. Christy agree to grow 70 acres of hops, to be plant ed this year, and to sell the product at 50 cents per pound for 1920; 40 cents for next year, and 3 0 cents for the two succeeding years. The other contract is for the crop to be grown by R. E. Stephenson on two acres of old hops and 15 acres of planting to be made this year, the prices being 50. 40, 35 and 30 cents. — - ----------------- ------------------------ FOR SALE - Fine Mamtnouth Bronze young turkey tom. weight 20 lbs., price 112. Address iP. O. Box 690. 92 DRY SLAB WOOD »3.50 per tier de livered. Also few loads of good barnyard fertilizer. F. L. iloat, phone 379-R. 97 WANTED Men to split 16-lncb wood, »1.50 per cord. Write or inquire of A. E. .Miller. Wonder, Ore. 97 70 SMUDGE POTS, second-hand, foi sale. Inquire Mrs. H. C. Bobzien 97 WANTED I primers at Eismann's orchards. Address Rogue River Ore (>OOD PLUMBING IS THE VERY THING- - TO MAKE YOU HAPPIER THIS I HE FAVORITE \< TOR S pring - DUSTIN FARNUM Overcoats, Suits Shoes, Furnishings FOR MEN AT Peerless Clothing Co. Cash Clothiers HOMI. «»I H VRT S< II VI FMill IND M VILA < M>l III * I Second Hand Cars ALL !\ G<M)|> <M)\IHTI<)\ FORD TOURING FORI» TOI KING FORD TOURINGS .......... FORD TOURING ............... FORD TRUCK, I TON BAH Y GRAND CHEVROLET, GOOD VS NEW . CHEVROLET, OVERHAULED 1-TON REPUBLIC TRUCK New < hevrolet an<U Naall car. and truck* expected Inst of month. W. S. Maxwell & Co IN The Man in the Open USED OAK» A great story of the west replete with suspense and excitement TOPK 'S OF THE In the springtime everybody and his brother and his cousin Bill are looking for happiness One way to make certain that you’re going to enjoy this sea son of the year is to install some good, dependable plumb ing. If you’re going to build this spring it would pay you to talk over the specifications with us. STRAND COMEDY COMING FRIDAY ami SATI RDAY ALICE BRADY BETTER HALF in The Occasion—The Date Memory becomes dim time, but an autographed neg* ative never fades. Keep a record of the things you «ant to remember with an Autographic Kodak. Eastman* Kodak*, Cameras ami Film*—The Best Made l»IH HM7 IIMO 11X7 1014 IOI5 FORD WITH SHOT KN BUG GOOD V4 NEW ROADHTEIt FINE HR\PE FORD GOOD AS NEW ..... .. FORD GOOD SHAPE! BUICK CAR ........... Several other car* nt hitrgnin price*. 9««« trtso SIIMI ML5O #325 g 300 C. L. Hobart Company A. J. POWERS, Salesman B. S. DEDRICK STANTON ROWELL Music mid Photo House 507 G Street . 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 51« F Street Phono :«OS-J Advertising rays—Advertise with the Courier X)
