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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (June 11, 1920)
/* PAGE FYH'R I PER52ML The Right Bank Too much care cannot be exercised In selection. The all important consideration with this Bank is first to safeguard the money of its depositors and to ren der them such business servl e as to increase their pros perity and thus increase fte value of the account. rrncuv. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK hfsirvi . OF SOVTHKRN OREGON SI M « M McCORMICK Mowers and Rakes » ,1V y 1 /\ A 2 if ■1 -rs- '■"-E* E Rogue River Hardware Co International Sales and Service ■WfNCt'£5T£R « toss T he 9 Opening of New Rex Cafe Dinner served from 11:30 to H Saturday. June 12, 1920 SOVP Cream of Chicken with Noodles RELISH Sliced Cucumbers ... „..25 Green Onions Head Lettuce .......... ....25 Radishes Ripe Olives ............ .....15 10 .10 % SALADS .....35 Lobster ......... —.15 Lettuce _____ ENTREES Fried Spring Chicken. Corn Fritters ......................... Chicken Fricassee with Steamed Dumplings ...... . Breaded Veal Cutlets, Country Gravy ..................... Rraised Short Ribs of Beef with Hominy ................ Lamb Chops Breaded with Green Peas ..................... Pork Sausage with Sweet Corn ............ ...................... Calf’s Liver and Bacon —.................................................... ROASTS Roast Chicken with Sage Dressing __ Leg of Pork with Apple Sauce ........... Prime Rib of Beef with Brown Gravy ........................ VEGETABLES New Potatoes Creamed Gasden Peas DESSERT Custard Pudding served with orders Apple Pie .............. ................. 10 Cifstard Pie . ................... Raisin Pie ............. ............ —10 Strawberry Short Cake .. Banana Pie ........... .................. 10 BEY’E RAGES Tea Coffee Shrimp Potato LOCÆL M. C. Gaston wont to Medford this t'lilhlron’» Day Prournm— morning to spend the day attending Bethany I’rAby terinn Sunday to some business matters. school will hold it» Children's day D. H. Wells left last night tor 8po-, program on Sunday morning at 11 kane and Montana points tor a short o’clock, to which everyone Is Invited Program by the beginners, primary business trip. "Bixby’s Shu-white.” Sabin has it. and Intermediate departments. . • Harry Edgerton returned today Will GM Bulletin» — from Corvallis where he has been The Courier office will get bulle attending O. A. C. tin« on any balloting which may take Mrs A.’L. Gaston, of Clay Center. place this evening at Chicago, Kan.. Is in Grants Pass to spend the bulletins will be »mated In summer. Courier window as thoy are redved, Michael Byrd has returned from O. in order that the people may know A. C.. where he has been attendin ', who Is the favorite tn Chicago i dljege. He will work In Hays’ »hoe shop during his vacation S| hs ini Sal Hemstitching and pecoting. 10c Ml silk 40-lnch Georgette anil 12c per yard. Nellie Neas. Oltf Crepe de-chine. per yard I1.8S Rev. C. M. Cline and daughter. nd on Editorial page. The Golden Mtss I ails Clino, went to Ashland this Rule. moaning, where they will spend sev eral days visiting with triends. Mrs Mamie Whipple left today lor Meet» Truck at Riddle— morning Klamath Falls, where she will spend • Harry Weblwtr loft this for Riddle to meet the big Sterling the next month visiting with her son. truck which ho Is having driven Elmer, who is employed there. down from Portland by C C. Clark, One half off on all trimmed -hats The tru k has a‘capacity of 3 H tons at Currier’s Millinery. South 6th and will be used to hnul lumber and street. • 94tt logs for the Woodcock ft Anderson Mrs. H. F. Spain nnd mother, Mrs «awmlll at Kerb' It |s electrically H. L. Monahan, left last night /or, 'equipped throughout. their home at Kootenai. Idaho, after a short visit at Brookings and In this city * Toka On Halo- Get yours at the Golden Rule Lloyd T-ewls. who has been visit 97 ing in the city with his parents. Mr Store or Sabin’s Drug Store and Mrs. George Lewis, for a few days, returned this, morning to his M ill Hold Election— farm at Waldo. A .< hoo! election will |je held on Empty sacks wanted at the Jose- Monday. June 21. to elect two direc 99tf tor» to take the place of Isaac Best phine Flour Mill. Mr and Mrs. M. E. Hunt and and Mrs. T. P. Cramer, whose terms danghter. who reently came from »«111 expire thia year. A meeting; California and settle«! here, were vis will be held In the morning at the itors at the Grants Pass hotel on,junior high school for the nomina Tuesday »pending the day In town. tton of directors and to take up any Mr and Mrs. J. B. Jackson, of other business that should come U|>. Huron. South Dakota, have been That afternoon the election will be; visiting for several days in the eitv held nt the same place. with Mr. and Mrs Elmer Balalger. ! They left this morning for their re Cadillac Yuto Stage— turn home. T»>» Cedilla«' Auto Stage la .Reduction on all trimmings of nlng regularly to Cros>'«nt City, every description at Currier’s South (n at 9 3« every tuornlng. 6th street. . 94tf stage takes passengers only. Mrs. G. W Donnell and daughter. 1'P gerva ,| ons g 04 q . miler. Jr. Miss Dorothy, who have been visit ing here for several days»with Mrs Trm ef From < aiwula— O. P. Jester, left this morning for, A party of tourists from Canada Eugene. They have been spending | were in the city today on their way the winter at Santa Cruz. to San Francisco They started J. H Williams left this morning from Imdysmlth II. C . and went by for Hilt to oversee the installing of I wnv of Olympf» sn«i down th» const machinery In the Moon-Williams mill They report that the roads as ’ a there. The mill is to be run by ciec 1 whole are In very good condition. tricity and will he modern In every • except between Portland nnd Olym- re» pect. ; pla which they say Is very bad. Th» All who have ordered Tokas mall- I car became stu k several times along ed to city addresses will slmpllfy that part of the trip. Mr,and matters if they will kindly call for Victor Celle and Dr. nnd Mrs copies at Golden Rule Store. n iter made up the party. Mrs. Geo. Radford and daughter. Betty, left this morning for their S[»ecial Saks— home at Waukegan. Ill. Mrs. Rad Sixty-six all silk Georgette ford has been visiting here for the Crepe-de-chlne blouses, choice past year with her parents. Mr and See ad on editorial page Mrs. R. D Cole. en Rule. Darwin Ingalls returned this morn- | Ing from O. A C., -where he has been Fir«* Hydmnt Broken— studying electrical engineering. Mr. The fire hydrant at the Intersec Ingalls will spend several days here tion of <A and Sixth streets got In before going on to Medford, whore the way of the big Pierce-.Yrro Cres he will be employed with the Med cent City stage last night and both ford Irrigation district. hydrant and automobile suffered Mr. anti Mrs. ’Walter Neu meyers. The big auto was being driven up who have been visiting with Mrs. Sixth street by Bert I^>wls and when Neumeyers’ parents. Mr. and Mrs. ,T. he got almost to the Intersection, he P. DeGrasse of this city, for the past saw- another car coming out A street month, left Thursday for San Fran- He put on the brakes and «Xhe car . cisco, where they will remain for the skidded but would not stop, In or- i present. der to avoid hlttfng the Maxwell, he ran liffo the curt) and went over 1t Iftcr the Hand f'onccrt— ¡striking the hydrant. The hydrant Everybody’s going to the dancing : was knocked out and the front wheel party. 92tf on the car badly battered up. i damage was repaired last night Hammermill Bond printers at the Courier office. Dancing Party— One of the most Important factors in your business success is having the right kind of a Bank to deal with. Mi'ini u 50 15 ....... 60 ....... 50 . . .45 ...... 40 ...... 40 ....... 35 .35 50 40 3/ ....*...10 ....... 20 Milk COMING EVENTS Friday night at the Waldorf hall. BEACH Calling «arde at Courier office lune 30, July 1. • . 3, Wednesday, Thursday. Friday, Saturday— Teachers' examinations, Granta Pads. TOKA’S Sale» books at the Courier. PRESENTS HIS MIGHTY DRAMA OF THE FROZEN NORTH, Courier for commercial printing. on sale at Golden Rule Store * **The Silver Horde” 9 AT THE ELKAY’S SIN.. MON., TIE». JI NE 1.3TH. 1ITH, 13TH and Sabin’s Drug Store / Dye Soap Cleans while it. colors. Will stain hands nor injure fin- fabrics. No. boiling OREGON ILL < <>M)RH 10c CLEMENS Sells Drugs and Books Xte FRIDAY, JINK <«. GRANTS l'.WN DAILY COTRiKK I Buy Your Electrical Supplies Vnfforms Are Ordered— When the local ball team prances ■ out on the diamond Rnndny to go up against the Klamath bunch they hope to be arrived In the new uniforms. A subscription taken up among the business men of the city and |2RR collected to go against the cost of the uniforms and to pay other expenses. The suits were ordered but It Is not known on what, day thav will arrive. Jud Pcr- noll states that they should bo hero now and they may arrive before the game. It Is expected that the gate receipts will not "ho sufficient to meet the expense of bringing the team Jiere but a good attopdanco Is urged as the local players have been prnc- tiring hard and a little cn'-oura go- mont would help a' lot. Sonln good games are promised for the season if on igh Inferos1 4 ro cd over them. •9 Special Sale Hucernaor to Mr«. K. Rohko<if rnrs. Hellie Peas HOT WEATHER «'M WHEN tim«; la hero. Don’t wiUt until the themionictrr «tanda nt IO in the «hado, Pinci' your order for Palm Be ch. Mohair» nnd Hummer fnbrtcw tailored tin' nud Trminers *25 to »30 or more. At the sign Ye Jolly IJttle Tailor GEO S CALHOUN Fifteen year» local jiealer. CAMPING TIME What shall.we take? A cot, the GOLD MEDAL hind, Y table, a few <li«he»t too, Y nhc comfortable lawn cluilr for Griinilma, Y hammock for Grnndpa, Y couple of ramp chairs and »tools. Ind you will fimi them nt: HOLMAN’S FURNITURE STORE The Utile »tore nr>*<nxl the corner ()I,I*OHITK BAND HT »XI» <»O5 <i STREET NIFTY SPRING SUITS SHOES <«nd lURNISniNGS FOR MEM Peerless Cloth'ig Co. i \ riox <>i Mazóla Oil I hi IGH.NITH AND Htl.il) ■ tit X X I. A world fainou« not cl of the licer*» went inaili' Into n picture you’ll long remember—- N’EYV TODY! rp^. ’ m V • I old m * the Hills With Rob’t Warwick »And a brilliant supporting cast Filmed in llp< mountain» and canyons of Idaho—You'll any it's one of the gr<uit< st we»tern outdoor pictures you ever MW— Larry Semon i Comedy I ci t HAUL’S Electric Store i » i : moxsi i : OREGON Matinee 1 omorrow