Grants Pass daily courier., May 28, 1920, Page 4, Image 4

FRIDAY, MAY 2H, II»*».
GRAM’S PASS DAILY <X»l RiKIt
PAUK FXH'K
PERÔïNflL *«? LOCAL
Big Reduction
.Mrs C. Jolllffo returned to her Deputy Stalo Tnsisurer llero-
Joe
Richardson, deputy alate
home at Merlin this morning after a
WHERE EYERY
.YR
ON HHHATKRH
short visit in the city with Mrs. Joe treasurer. Is In the city today Investi­
ALL
FANCY SHAD«*
gating matters pertaining’to Inherit­
Galvin.
"Pompeian Fragrance." Sabin has ance taxes
84
IS UNDER SUPERVISION OF
Miss Nell Williams left this morn-
Ila* Oregonian Agency—
Hucceaaor to
lug for Roseburg where she wlll
Is O. Reynolds, at the Bonbon­
Mrs. K. Rehkopt
spend a few days visiting with
nier« confectionery has secured the
friends.
agency tor the Portland Oregonian
FOR THE SIGN
sack
Rolled oats, »2.50 per
He will
86 and will handle the paper,
Count's Feed Store.
take over the agency beginning June
Mrs. A. G Houck and three sons
.
IM
left this morning for' IMrris to spend ut
the summer. Mr. Houck is employed
OF SOUTHERN OREGON
in the mills there.
Cadillac Auto Magi'—
Miss Irene Hilliard, instructor tn
The Cadillac Auto Stage is
the local high school, left last night ning regularly to Crescent City, leav­
Our new spring H>xd<*ns, style« and «aluce
for Wyoming for the summer. She tng at 9:30 every morning,
creating an uiiu.-iially fine iinprcMÍoii. Hee tlirtu.
will return here to teach next tall.
stage takes passengers only,
Hemstitching and pecottng. 10c reservations see O. lllller, Jr.
\t (he sign er
and 12c per yard. Nellie Neas. Oltf
GEO. S. CALHOUN
Ye Jolly
Mrs Mervin Horton, of Bend . Ore
Flxcluslve local dealer over IB year»
Idttle Tailor
gon. returned to Medford last night ( leaning Gravee—
Members
of
the
G.
\.
It.
and
Amer
­
Merle
here
with
Mrs
after a visit
ican Legion are cleaning off the
Dyer
Mrs U C. Hyde and Mrs J. B graves of the dead soldiers, who are
Cook returned to Canyonville this buried In the local cemeteries The
morning after vtsltiny In the city graves are being cleaned prepara-
tor\ to Decoration day.
with relative« for a short time.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Rolled
oats.
$2.50
per
sack.
OF THIS WEEK
Count's Feed Store.
86 Stat«' Engiuc-r Hi'n'—
Mrs. I. F. Williams, of Central
Percy A. Cupper, state engineer
(\>me in tuid see litis Red Star
Point, arrived this morning to attend passed through here thia morning on
Detroit Vapor Oil Stove tn ac­
SHOES and FURNISHINGS
the Baptist aseo iation and to visit his way to Sutherlin. He has been
tion.
with her daughter. Mrs. Fred Roper. making a trip through the southern
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Fies and chil­ part of the state Investigating the
Wicklest, and odorless,
dren left last ntght for Portland, various irrigation projects at Med-
Cooks ar fast as gas.
where they* were called by the ser­ | ford, Talent. Gold Hill and Grants
Burns II» hours on 1 gallon of
ious illness of Mr. Fies' father, who i Pass His original plan waa to get
coal oil.
has been 111 with sleeping sickness her„ )aat nlght but' was unable to
for some time.
so he conferred with Project Engi­
Rolled oats, $2.50 per sack. neer Fertlg an<L Secretary Allen at
Cook and bake fast and keep
Count's Feed Store.
86 the train relative to the local pro­
cool during the hot weather.
W. B Sherman, former real estate ject
Don't forget the date. May 2Stli
Í
dealer in this city, but now of Sacra­
and 29th.
The little store around the corner
mento. was in the city yesterday. He Tw<1 M(lfT, Xrr
__
left last night for Portland and will ( Rol|n Wardrlp an<1 Kdwln Keyn.
return here later.
¡olds were brought before Justice
Mr and Mrs. T. R Cryst went t° Holman this morning by Deputy
Maple |M>rrh rocker* and swings.
Gold Hill this morning after a visit Game Warden Walker, of Jackson
here with Mrs. Cryst's mother. Mrs county. Wardrip was charged with
Old Hickory |N»rvli llockrr»
M. Harvey Mr and Mrs. Cryst ate snagging salmon at the Golden Drift
THE HOUSE OF QUALITY
residents of Miami. Arlz. and are jdanl while Reynolds was char-'>‘<l
visiting in Southern Oregon
Mrs wlth obstructing and interfering
And a new lino of Refrigerators Just In
Harvey recently returned from a trip j wlth the flahway at the dam Roth
to California.
: pleaded guilty and Wardrip was
My I’ricea arc Higtit—Come and See
A. Hamilton went to Glendale this fined $50 and costs, while Reynolds
Inspects Roads—
G. A. R. Will Meet—
morning to attend to business mat- waR HSseMed $20.
A special meeting of General Lo­ tens for the day. Mr. Hamilton has
District Highway Engineer K. E.
Hodxman. of Medford, was in the gan Post No. 39, of the G. A. R. is been In Spokane. Wash., for the past
city yesterday and left this morning called for tomorrow morning at 10 few weeks. He says that crops in Chief I avid Out—
Chief of Police Melaine had a bit I
over the highway for Glendale. Mr. o'clock at the rooms at the court- Washington are looking fine but
of hard luck last ntght at the Chau-i
Hodgman says that the work on the house. The meeting is called to con­ that he is glad to get back to
the tAuqua Some small boys began to
roads is progressing favorably and sider plans for Memorial day and a “climate."
throw stones at the back of the tent
that the highways sre now In first full attendance is requested. 9. W.
and the chief went out to stop them
>
class condition.
Phillipa, Commonder.
He thought he was clear of the guy 1
NKW TODAY
ropes on the tent and started to run ,
Bill of Sals blanks at ths Courier.
Engraved Cards—Courier office.
UNION CENTRAL LIFE Insurance One of the ropes caught him and
I FORD IX »I RING
Company of Cincinnati. One of threw him heavily on his right
I OIIKVICOLHT
the ten oldeet and largest In the shoulder, dislocating it badly.
Dr.
United State«. Investigate their Ixvughrldge and Mrs
Melaine at-
I GOOD MAXWHIA,
rates. T. M Stott, Arent
78tf tempted to set it but were unable |
i GOOD < tVEKI.MND
I FORD TRUCK
PIANO TUNING—Gao W. Cross of and had to administer an an- j
Medford will be in town for a few aesthetic, Chief Melarne Is able to
days. Those wishing their pianos be around the streets today
tuned leave orders at Josephine
hotel.
84 Had To, Much YY'ater—
The pump on the Northwest unit
DEPENDABLE INSURANCE
All of the irrigation district was operat­
kinds, telephone or write for rates ed last night till past 10 o'clock, it
sheriff has been appointed to arrest
and save your time. T. M. Stott, being the Intention to keep It run­ Highway <3<« wm I—
Shell A Calvert will start laying any one caught using It without a
Agent.
78tf ning all night. More water was be­
"hot stuff" tomorrow morning on the
WANTED Someone to put In crop ing put Into the ditches than the Pacific highway between Rogue river permit, The traffic will be routed
on shares or otherwise. laind un­ farmers were prepared to care for, and Grants Pass In order that the over the road on the north side of
der water and close to town. 3 however, and at the request of some work will not be Interferred with, the river which Is said to be in good
But I can’t skip offers like these! i”
ready now 5 more June 20. River­ of them who «aid their lands were the road will be closed No one pith-
condition The pavement .being laid
bottom soil. E. D. Roberts, 215 B being flooded, the pump was stopped out a special ¡>ermlt will be allowed
Is to be of the blthulltic variety, ths
till
morning,
It
will
be
operated
street.
85
to use the road and a special deputy baa« being already laid.
night and day from now however, as
Me
FXtLGERS RAKING POWDER, FI LL POUND CAN
FOR SAJsE— Hack, surrey and steel arrangements are_ being made for the
-JM.IO
FOIX1ERS BAKING POWDER. 2H LB. CAN
plow. 24 4 West I street. C. Gla­ use of all of
the flow, the farmers
....... 4Oc
zier.
89
ROYAL BAKING POWDER, 12 OZ. CAN
getting their service laterals In bet­
4UC
K. C. BAKING POWDER, 5Oc SIZE
; WANTED—-Two carrier boys to ter shape to handle It.
He
handle paper route. L. O. Rey fl­
ARM A HAMMER SODA, PKG.
olds. Bonbonniere.
ag Dance a Sucres'«—
NEYY SHOW TODAY
20c
CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP, 3 BARS
Many
ex-servlc-y
men
of
the
coun
­
5c
FOR 3ALE— Or will trade, single
WHITE BEAR SOAP, PER BOX
speed twin cylinder Indian, fully ty were present last night at the
...,3c
KOKAPAL.M TOILET SOAP, PER BAR
equipped. Box 54, Rd. 2.
89 dance given by the Grants Pass post
Tlie Joy-Girl of Filmland
3Oc
CITRUS WASHING POWDER, PKG.
of the American Ixtglon Men from
«
FOR SALE—4-horse logging truck, every part of the county answered
15c
LIGHT HOUSE CLEANSER 2 FOR
wood
rack
with
truck.
O.
E
oi-
the invitation to attend, with the re­
Bl.35
KARO STRI P (WHITE). 10 LB. PAIL
son, East A street.
se sult that about. 75 CQUples wore
31.25
KARO SYRUP (DARK), IO LB. PAIL
present.
The Imperial orchestra
CRISCO ............................................................... 4Oc. <M»c, Bl. 20, 32.40
I
CUMING EVENTS
from Medford was most satisfactory
j May 26-31, Wednesday, Monday— as the music was encored time after
PERFECTION CRACKERS, LARGE PK<
Grants Pass Chautauqua.
SNOW FLAKE CRACKERS, LARGE PKG
time. Everyone appeared to be hav­
ing an excellent time. The Ix-glon
SODA CRACKERS, PER LR.
Coat of Mail Tunics.
committee had decorated the hall
KRI’MBLE <X>RN FLAKES,
—in—
There lire In the smart shops noma with flags, giving it a patriotic ap­
OLYMPIC PAN CAKE FLOUR,
Interesting tunics made of a fabric re- pearance. Punch« was served.
j wmiillng cont of mall—chain nrmor,
QUAKER OATS, LARGE PKG.
renlly. These tunics are worn with
SHREDDED WHEAT, PKG.
skirts tisuully the same color but In a
HERSHEY’S COCOA (BI LK) PER LB.
different fnbric, one of the heavy silks.
DEPENDABLE TEA, LARGE PKG.
The fabric is in silver and gold, and
the tunics are made with short sleeves,
INSTANT POSTUM, LARGE SIZE
a plain neckline mid n narrow belt to
OVERLAND BLEND (X4FFEE, 3 LBS. FX»R
«1.00
—Him fildwMl like **M1 nh George
hold In the waistline ii little,
W'aahington."
MACARONI, PER POUND-...... ....... ...................
tun!« dron well over the hips.
I
YOU DEPOSIT
THE U. S. GOVERNMENT
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Big Cooking
DEMONSTRATION
NIFTY SPRING
SUITS
Peerless Clothing Co
HOLMAN’S FURNITURE STORE
Rogue River Hardware Co.
I
OREGON
MARGUERITE
CL A R K
Community
Linen
CAMPBELI/i PORK AND BEANS, NO. 2 CAN
VAN ( AMI’S l*ORK ANI> BEANS. LARGE
PINK SALMON, 2 CANS FOR ......................
NORTH POLE SARDINES, LARGE CANS
MAIN IIES, 4 BOXES
WHITE MOI N’TAIN FLOUR
Electrical
Supplies
IUXJI LAR PRICES
WHY PAY MORE?
BOX STATIONERY’ AND
CORRESPONDENCE CARDS
ENGRAVED IN GOLD
GRANTS PASS, OREGON
«Oc THE BOX
A Widow by Proxy
—She ma«<pi<-riul<vl as alio dl
“Com« (hit of the Kitchen."
Ita nil In h g>"*l cause.
—Hlie innktw the Family Tree of two
nuUdon tilinte look like n piece of
moth-eaten ahrnblierv.
CLEMENS
Sells Drugs and Books
PAUL’S
Fjlectric Store
SE.MON
TA »
JAtse