Grants Pass daily courier., February 17, 1920, Page 4, Image 4

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G KA NTH FAIM BAILI CO LUI K H
Tl KHD.AY, FEBItl ARV IT, lll'JO
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PER52NÆL
Why should we ask you
to do business with this bank?
We freely and frankly do so because we have faith In
our bank and in the men behind it; l»e«ause we are sure
the hank's service will be worth as much to you as yonr
account will be worth to the bank.
With ample capital and reserve. fine facilities and an
appreciation of the needs of our community, we are ready
to do for you everything that a good bank ought to do.
So we invite your business with confidence that our
bank can add something to your prosperity if you will but
let it. iLet'S get acquainted.
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Spring Underwear
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J. K. Jerman aud family left this Major Truax ll«-tliming Holin'—
morning by automobile tor Kegg.
Mrs. J. P. Truax has received word
Hemstitching neatly done. Mrs. from her husband that he is now on
Nellie Neas.
86tf his way to Hau Francisco on »lek
BMMIMEILH AND («Miti NATION*
F. Af. Greever, of Smith River, leave, expecting to roach that place
and Rollin laiird. of Crescent City, about March 10. He left Vladivostok
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about January 20 aud louohed at Na-
were In the city yesterday.
Succeawor to
H. T. Ke.vte came over from Mer- gasaki. aud will also stop at Manila
Mr«. K. Itehkopf
lin Monday and went out to the Wei-'
“Serves You Right"—
ter mill today.
When hungry. Opposite passenger
Feed oats, bkrley and wheat at
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the Josephine County Flour Mill 907 depot.
Howard Richardson, of Kohler, a
soldier, arrived here Monday after­ U Tsai Thankful—
Al Teal, who has been an Invalid
noon to take treatment at one of
for the past 10 months suffering
the hospitals.
.Mrs. Jessie D, McCombs, of Cor- from a stroke of paralysis, is thank­
vallis. state home demonstration ful to his friends for the girt of a
<hir Nprlng mid Mummer Fuahions ho «I Woolen» uro Nim
Itvmly.
leader, spent Sunday here with Miss wheeled chair, which has just been
IsMlien liiind Tai lore, I Multa, Conta mid Nklrls al lower prie«" Ihm«
presented
him.
The
chair
will
per­
Ruth Corbett, leaving for Jackson
reudy-mmle». Otter M4> high grade w « h ,I tnnP'rinls for your ln»|a<c-
■nit him to enjoy some of the fine
county Monday afternoon.
Gon. G oim I m by the yard if you want.
sunshine
we
are
now
having.
R. S. and J. H. Stone, of Fresno,
Cal., who spent some weeks in Jo­
sephine county’ left yesterday by au­ Irrigation Rate—
GEO. S. CALHOUN
For the benefit of consumers
tomobile for their home at Fresno,
Snm|tlc room (MH G street
Cal. They came by the coast route planting gardens an.I lawns, the
and returned by the Pacific hlgh- ’Vater Comiiany announces that tm>
, si»e lai sprinkling rate enforced for
way.
Dr. W. F. Rutherford, who prac­ t.ic past two years will be effect!"*!
ticed in Grauts Pass two years ago, this reason aa usual from May 23rd
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but spent the past year anti a half ¡to September 23rd.
in Portland and Corvallis, has re­
turned to this city to locate, and is tluskiiig tuheritanee Tax—
3. z. Cuhrer, auditor for the in-Ì
now seeking office rooms.
heritance
tax department of the1
Feed oats, barley and wheat at
the Josephine County Flour Mill 907 state treasurer's office, is in the city
FOR MEN—AT
A. Brunken is again on the job che xing up at the office of the coun­
as first trick operator at the South­ ty clerk to see that proper returns
ern Pacific depot after an absence of have been made to the state upon
about 10 months, following a mo all Inheritances subject to tax.
torcydle and automobile «tollision. E.
Cash Clothiers
H. Stewart, who has filled the posi­ You Can't Dodge—
HOME
OF
HART
SCHAFFNER
AND MARX CHETHEM
We have smashed prices A Chev­
tion for the past six months, and his
rolet
ride
at
Ford
price.
For
it's
the
wife, will leave tonight for Junction
City. After a short visit there thev climate. Palace Taxi, phone 22-J. tf
will go to Portland.
More liig Egg»—
for thè flrm whlch ha repreaonls,
M. Ashley Broadbere. editor of the Demonstrator Holds Mergings__
.Mis«
Ruth
Corbett,
homo
demon
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Willlama «reek valley la not be­ Wood, llunliury. Itiiodos & Jackson,
Del Norte Triplicate, and Arthur
Hinman, prominent Del Norte coun­ stration agent, spent last week in hind the other section* In the pro­ of Imndon. Contraete filed for re­
ty farmer, came over from the coast the Deer creek and Selma sections. duction of big eggs. Sum Tetherow cord yesterday for «alea contraeteti
Saturday and returned home the fol­ On Thursday there was a general comes forward with one measuring lo thia finn Inoluded 85 acre« lo he
lowing day. They came over with community meeting which was of 7x8 H Inches In circumference.
grown by Flanagan & Chrlsty, and
two ideas in view, one to try out a‘ great Interest. In both communities
15 nere» t<» be grown by A. Il Otin-
new truck, and the other to learn and also In the Pleasant valley sec­ More Hop <<>ntra«t" Flirti—
nell, Tho prlces Include«! In thè
some rallroaJ development news tion on Saturday Miss Corbett In­
A. IM. I m wsoii. of Independence, «’ontracta ar«« 50 conta for thè pres­
They were successful in the former structed the ladles In the making of I Oregon, is in the city looking after imi aesHon's crop, atid 40, 30 and 30
but the railroad news did not de­ dress forms, etc.
«ontracta for the purchase of hops cents for the succeeding three years.
velop.
mr$. Dellie IW
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF SM H TH ERN OREGON
Happy Thought
Happy Thought Tree Bruners in a 6 and S-foot length, regular
price gl.TR and 92—T«> close out an overstock we are «««Hing them
at 50 cents
Overcoats, Suits
Shoes, Furnishings
meh, «Idle they last
Rogue River Hardware Co.
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The Clothes You Call Old
Somewhere around your home you may have an old
LOCAL
suit
of
clothe», perhaps you have discarded it, it may lie iu the iv«»»d»hed
or out in the garage, at least when you find it, you have found
something worth having cleaned, pressed am! repaired.
Peerless Clothing Co.
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Somewhere u|> in Garage Row. The Wardrobe Cleaners are oalt-
Ing for tliut ol«l suit of «lot he«..
If you can't find the place at
315 North 6th Street
Phone 147 and we will find You
Murphy Girl Marri««»—
Saturday evening at the home of
the officiating minister. Chas. R.
Drake, occurred the marriage of Dan
Merritt Osborn, of Oakland. Cal.,
aud Alice Gertrude Ainsworth, of
Murphy. Only the immediate mem­
bers of the families were present.
Mr. and Mrs. Osborn, who have many
friends here, left thé same evening
for Oakland where they will make
their home.
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i re«1—A ITione Mask—
Gtiard against the flu — an ounce
of prevention, etc.—get a mask for
your telephone at Hali.n’s Drug Store. :
A sanitary device to protect the re-!
reiver from collecting germs. These
are free.
lincrieaii lx«gi<m Meet l,o»t|M»ne<l—
There will be no meeting of the
i American Legion tonight, following
the closing of the town yesterday.
The boxing which was to have taken
plate will be scheduled again for the
first meeting It is possible to hold.
NEW TODAY
.Membership cards are now rea«ly
SEE G. P. JESTER for life inaur­ an«l may be obtained upon applica­
What's the use of sunny «lays
ante—Penn Mutual Life.
*59tf tion to the post finance officer, H. L.
if ) oii haven't a
Truax Jr., or will lie mailed later in
! l/>ST—Envelope addressed to Mrs. the week.
Garfield Stubblefield containing
Warranty Deed and other papers. No liaise In Prices—
Finder please leave at the Courier
Although our cars are new, our
office.
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From the Vest Po-ket Up,
TO
RENT. Ligfit
housekeeping changed since we started In business.
We have changed our location, how­
we have them all. Box and
rooms; reasonable rent, at 823 J
ever.
and can now be fo tnd next to
folding
cameras.
Cameras
street.
902
the Mocha Cafe, with the old phone
using roil films, film packs, or
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WOOD FOR SALE in car load lota. number, 262->R. Sooner Taxi.
plates.
Pine anti fir. Two miles down
Don't be without a camera
the highway from Rogue River. For tviation Training—
these sunny days, Corn« in
F. M. Gruver, of the Siskiyou for­
Wallace
Galbreath,
Charlevox
and look over the different
Ranch.
902 est force, arrived yesterday from
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styles.
Crescent City, and will leave today
for .March Field. California, where
Back on the Job—
he will receive training In aviation I
T. M. Hunt, deputy supervisor of
as it applies to the work of the for-,
the Siskiyou forest, is again at his
estry department A number of the
post of duty after having been laid
STANTON ROWELL
rangers from the various forests of,
up
for
a
couple
of
weeks
with
the
Music and Photo House
the west are being ordered to the
influenza.
SOT G Street
aviation fields for training at this!
time, and will then be detailed to aid ‘
Near East <arn|M«ign Post|M>ne<l—
in the air patrol that~1s established
E. L. Coburn, county chairman In over the forests during the fire sea-
COMING EVENTS
charge of the campaign for relief for i son.
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the sufferers in the Armenian coun­
Feb. 28, Saturday—^Meeting of Po­ try, states that the drive that he had Tillicnm Blocked Traffic.
mona Grange, at Rogue River Val­ anticipated starting this week to
Tilliciim, the Scotch collie belong­
ley Orange hall, 10 a. m.
complete the raising of the Jose­ ing to Supervisor McDaniels of the
phine county quota of the fund, will forestry office, only arrlvetl in the
BIDS W ANTED
be postponed till the flu situation city from Roseburg last week, and
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is quieted. The county is to raise had not yet become accustomed to
'"♦ad for 114 rodi
a total of 11700 tow rd the state rapid action on the streets and high­
*•• la by
fund, |400 of which amount was ways. Today thè collie was trying
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raised during the Christmas season. to feel at home on Sixth street when
'■•«lance of >1300 will be raised it was strudk by an auto, and came
°'o,oekfh,Qi*
•"Im is Inaugurated near passing in Its checks. Time will
make Ttillcum a good dog again.
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