Grants Pass daily courier., May 22, 1920, Page 5, Image 5

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^Announcing
the. Addition of a
Trust Department
to Our Regular
Banking Facilities
A
RECENT net of Congress permits
National Banks when authorized by the
I'cdernl Reserve Board to establish Trust
Departments to carry on such business as
would ordinarily be conducted by a Trust
Company..
We have installed a staff of specially
trained men and arc ready now to serve any
of your needs in this important department.
I .et us explain to you in person our facilities.
Iliis bank hae been authorized to act as
trustee, executor, administrator, registrar of
stocks and bonds, guardian of estates, as­
signee, receiver, committee of estates of
lunatics or in any other fiduciary capacity in
which state bunks, trust companies, or other
corporations which come
into competition with na­
tional bunks arc permitted
to act under the laws of
thia State.
First National Bank
Of Southern Oregon
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Quality Goods
Art'
Ihr Iru-M rK|»enMivr in the long run.
We Iminlle mi1 h nntlonnll) known brunii» a«:
WEIREVKR Al.I MIS» M
HEItllK K REFRIGERATORN
SIMONDS A DIHTON HAWN
M ME PAINT«
OOMMINITY PLATE NILVEItM IRE
THOR WANHKRN
MAYTAG WASHERS
DETROIT VAPOR KEROSENE STOVES
VI<< OKMI< K AND DEERING MOWERS AND BINDERS
CASE KEROSENE TR M'Tolls
TCACTopS, ••»■«< >vil>l.l Vi X rs <Mt Gl ' I R II. HlltllWARF.
If II’» the l>e»t you xvnnt we have It-
Rogue River
Hardware Co
the
WINCHESTER
stori
The Professional Man
ii» well n» the bm-lne»» man. nil! ap-
pre»-iate the except tonali) good ser­
ti« -<- at the Jie-epliine County Bank
in transacting hl» banking bu.ilncn«.
Hare your t'becking Aivount with
fhi» -Winn, obliging Bank.
k E k SSNAIL
*2? LOÇÆL
We lava some good late model Mm Wanted—
"ords at reason«h‘)'pre e* and niiz
For road work, 15 and up for 8 I
terms. Manuel Bros.
it hours. Bring blankets. Schell &
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John llampaliire left las' night for Calvert.
Purtlund where he will spend several
si;w today
days al lauding to business.
lleinatlli-hlng and peooting, 10c CARRIERS WANTED, boys or girls
ami 1 Zc .per yard. Nellie Neaa. OUf
with wheels; route open; apply at
Mr». C. A. Kenney returned to her
once. Courier office.
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horns at Seattle last night atter vin­
UNION
CENTRAL
LIFE
Insurance
Ring In the city for a short ti me with
Company of Cincinnati. One of
her won, C. J. Kenney.
the ten oldest and largest In the
Rolled barley and oats, 1160 per
United States. Investigate their
»ack, at the Josephine County Flour-!
rates T. M. Stott, Agent.
It
Ing Mill.
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Mrs. C M. Dalrymple and daugh DEPENDABLE INSURANCE
kind», telephone or write for rates
ter left last night for Ohio w here
and save your time. T. M. Stott,
they will make their horns, They
Agent.
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have been living here for a short
lime.
HJS. MOSS AGENCY- Fire insur-
"Pepaodent” Tooth Paute. Sabin . ance, plate gl:-»s liability Inaur-
79 ; a«ce. 204 H Sixth stseet.
ha» It
What Is home without a flivver. I
79 AGENTS WANTED luxdy or gentle­
Manuel Bros.
man agent wanted for the city of
W. A. Letchor left this morning
Grants Pass. Sell the original
for Sun I’ram l hco after a visit here
Watkins Products. Known every­
for a day with his uncle, Alfred
where. Write today.
Watkins
la-tcher. He arrived yesterday from
Co. 52 Winona, Minn.
5-1-5S
Seattle and »topped off for a »hort
time.
E. L. GALBRAITH— Real Estate. In
Rolled barley ano oats. 12.50 per' surance, and plate glass liability
sack, at the Josephine County Flour
609 Vi G street, phone 28.
40t
Ing Mill.
7»
Mrs. ID. F. Heath left last, night FOR SALE I own a 13.000 home in
for Corvallis where she will vifit for I Seattle that I have a 11700 Inter­
a few days. She
~ *.'■» acromi-allled a*
est In that I w|ll trade as a' first
tar as Albany by Mra. L. M. Curt,
payment on a nice home at Granta
who has been visiting here with Mn
Paas not too far out, not less than
lloalh for the past week.
two acres or more with a gopd five
We have our Fords put In good
room house with lights and water,
liape before we offer them for sale
all kinds of fruit and good soil.
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Manuel Bros.
My place is 6-rooni modern house
V. B. DaUno who was formerly
in good shape, lot 100x100, young
ronnecied with the C. & O. C. rail
fruit and berries, flowers and
road here passed through the city
roses. T have a good deed. 3910
yesterday afternoon on his .way to
West Webster. Seattle, Wash. 81
«an Francisco and was met at th»
truiu by a few of his acquaintandbe HIO VALVE—Good dry pilli work
110 a load of four tiers,
Tele­
Orres the ladles' tailor from Ash
phone 351-J mornings or even-
-and, will be at Clevenger's Hat Shop
inga.
every Thursday. Instead of every
Tuesday.
61tf WANTED--Chiffonier or chest
Mr. and Mr«. S. Itos». of Portland,
drawers In dark finish (black wal­
are visiting st. the home of Mr»
nut preferred): also kitchen table.
Roas' sister. Ilm. Fred Roller, Mr
Give price and condition.
Mrs.
and Mrs. Rosa intend to make t heir
Claude I,. Davis, R. F. D. 2, Box
home here as they were former resi
»1, Grants Pass.
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dents of the city.
We can sell you a Ford on «neh FOR SALE Another lot of White
I-egh.iBi 4 weeks old cockerels, at
easy terms that you will hardly iiüs<
11.50 per dozen. Hammerbacher
the payments. Manuel Bros.
Rd. 2. »hone 6O6-F-23.
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Rebekah Meeting Momlay^—
FOR SALE—6 head of horses: One
There will be election of officers
span mares, 8 years old, weight
at the meeting Monday night Every­
3000 lbs., well broke; 1 span bay
one come.
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mares, weight 2800, well broke;
1 mare, 1 horse, weight 1000 each,
Guarantors Meeting—
broke to -harness and saddle.
Guarantor» of the Chautauqua are
be seen at Parker barn.
Ito meet at the Chamber of Commerce
moms Monday afternoon at 3 o’clock FOR SLAI<E—Lincoln electric charg-1
er, 3 to 20 cells, '4 horse power. -
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Practically new. Call Carl Gent-
ner.
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Conct'rning Mill. Bottl e» ■ ■■
All customers of Peter Olson will FOR SALE- —Setting hens, O. A. C. 1
please set ont milk bottles ea<A
strain Barred Ro: ks, $1.50 each. '
night, as milk will not be left at
Spring wagon, John Deere make, j
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honsM failing to observe this.
in .good repair, newly painted. 135.
I Cha». E. Wise. Rd. 1, phone 600-
PORTLAND MARKETS
F-12.
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Portland, May 23— Eggs. 3X cents.
All other quotAtions are unchanged
front yesterday's rejtort.
Blue prints
i ourler office.
of
Grants
Pass—
Big Reduction
ON SWEATERS
ALL, FANCY SHADES
Sn< ce««or to
Mr«. E. Rehkopf
«
NIFTY SPRING
SUITS
SHOES and FURNISHINGS
FOR MEN
Peerless Clothing Co.
HOLMAN’S FURNITURE STORE
The Hule »tore ar<>un<l the corner
»
.Maple porch rockers and swings-
Old Hickory Porch Hockers
Also more of thoee GOOD OAK rocken-, (the llolted Kind)
And a new line of Refrigerators just in
My Prices are Right—Come and See-
BOB G STREET
OPPOSITE THE BAND 8 TA.’
I W ANTBD
-Mail to dress old style |
mill buhrstone». E. Gillenwater.
Rd. 3, Box 81.
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WANTED- Single buggy and
ness. in good condition. 1 E.
Barnes, Wilderville, Ore.
Taylor’s Singing' Band Is Coming
Chautauqua Presents Splendid Company on Fourth Day
Josephine County Bank
Rip Saw
Plats of Granta I’ns
Blue print plats of Granta Paas
.11 Kg saw, buzz
51.50; -blue line prluts, 11.75, at learned my trade with a darn good
the Courier oITl s
.
7ttf gang. Can I paint? Well I should
smile! I can paint and decorate
llaninsertnlll Homi printers nt the your house In any old style Wikoff.
707 South Fifth street.
Courier otllce.
Memorial Service at B.iptist Church
Bible S liool nt 10. II. K Hackett, Supt. Classes for all ages.
Morning service nt 11
Memorial Sunday services.
Program
Doxology mid Invocation.
Hymn "All llnll the. Power of Josus’ Nu me."
Hrrlptare lesson. II Sam. 1 17-27.
Mrs. Roat
Holo" Blessed Are the Pure In Heart”
Hymn “Star Spangled Banner"
Prayer and response.
Prof. Applehoff
Bnss Clarinet Solo
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Announcement» mill offering.
Full Chorus
Anthem "Exalt Our Klug"........................
Sermon
"Parged NN fth Blood’
Hymn --"America"
Benediction
In the evening thu ohurch joins in the union baoealanrest servlT
nt the Methodist church.
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Singln, I'.iind bring- tb Chautauqua two of the big uiusieul prognum» of the week on the fourth day. For severni veers thev have been
neuvu/ featured in tne
and are n < »inii in ] as one of the genuine musical succmrcr of the platform.
This splindld organization 1» » aging bam! with 11 program of unusual variety. They have imsemble seldom found In mg’nnlaatlons of twice
■Iwlr size- They a.I po»«»-. hoe vole.-« and are master» on their many blind fi.viruanmrs. The best In the musical library Is to be found in their programs
< ulmiv.il witli lighter intisie uml pm-ltln.' tilrs. Their two programs are of »mil excel!, neo and larlely that whatever vour musical taste may be you will
a- genptne\v -urprlsed mid plesMii. .’I’lau Corwlnc, lnlijltnble entertainer, will mid to the Joy of the day by appearing both 'afternoon mid evening
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