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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 6, 1920)
Take No Chances YOU PLANT YOUR CROP. CULTIY ATE ANI» HAR VEST IT. AT CONSIDERABLE <X»KT OF TIME AM* MONEY. TYKE NO CHANCES YVITH THE MONEY YOl GET FOR Y- •! R CROP Bl T PLACE IT DI HUB STHDNG RANK. YOUR MONEY WILL THEN BE ABSOLUTELY SAFE ANI» AT YOl R DISPOSAL YS YOl NEED IT. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SOUTHERN OREGON Save Laundry Bills Wash for with a Thor Electric Rogue River Hardware Co. Shoes for the Family JUST ARRIVED—NEW LINE MEN'S SOX IN PLAIN AN1» FANCY SILKS AND tXITTON GET A PAIR OF SPRINGO SUSPENDERS GUARANTEED 12 MONTHS ’ s ST. NEW SHOW TODAY THE PRETENDER YOU’VE PROBABLY READ ABOUT HER—THE “MAKE- BELIEVE" GIRL Wilier DREAMS CAME LUCILE VAN SLYKE’S ABSORBING NOVEL, "LIT TLE MISS BY THE DAY.” IN PICTURES THE STORY IS EVEN BETTER. THE DELIGHTFUL EPISODE OF I “TUB STOLEN KISS” WITH ONE PERSONALITY AS ENGAGING, .AS WINSOME. AS TRULY NAIVE .AS THE LITTLE HEROINE CONJURED IN MRS. VAN SLYKE’S MIND. THAT’S WHY WE ARE PROUD TO ANNOUNCE THE FIRST GRANTS PASS APPEARANCE OF Constance Binney —YOU’LL LOVE HER FROM THE START t FRIDAY. AUG! HT «I. I*JO GILYNTH I* YHN GAILY tXH'IUKH PAGE FOUR IOREGON I ¡i PER52WL All Prices Reduced W I. Ylouigoiuori .saw lu from P. II Peterson Is In the city from Takilma vxetcixlay to attend to some Portland on « business trip ON LADIES IAOE ANI» KMIIROI mining b isiness G. H. Young, of Portlaud, came In l»ERY TRIMMED NIGHT GOWNS Frank Harner. of Suu Francisco. Is yesterday afternoon for a short bua« a business visitor In the city Iness atop tn the city Ed Wilson. of Bend. Ore. is tu R. A. Gilmore Is In town from the city on buwtness matter*. Holland and will be In the city for .Sut-veMor to Dave McGee. of Bend. I* transact a abort lime while attending to local Mr*. K. Itehkopf ing business here today business matter*. Mr. and Mrs O. A. Ilammersley H. G. Kahlo, mining man of lais are in the city for a short *t*y. Angele*, wa* an arrival In town thia E E Helwig, of the U 8. S. Py*o, morning and will be here for some wa* a visitor here yesterday, leaving time on a bnsinee* vl.lt today for the south John Cisiy. of Seattle, who Is In George Engle and F. Welin. of terested in local mining develop Rosoburg were visitors In town last ments left yesterday evening for the night and today. north, expecting to return here Mon H YV. Weakly and W. Patten, of day. Davis. California, are making a brief Mrs Gladys Strieker and daughter, visit here for business and pleasure of Los Angel'*», were arrival* here Charles Bancroft, of Creecent City, Yesterday, and expect to remain tor is stopping at the Josephine while | some time visiting with relatives In attending to local business matters. • the city. R. O. Trowbridge cam« in yester- Mr. and Mr*. C. B. Werasing. tour day from Portland for a short bus ists on the Pacific highway from iness visit her«1. Portland, «topped here last night and L. M. Green, of Portland, is a bus are today looking over the country iness visitor here, having arrived around Granta Pass last evening Mrs. T. P Cramer has gone Mr. and Mrs. William Stinson, of Rogue River where she will attend brief I Newark. New Jersey, made a the wedding of Mis* .Marietta Martin business visit here today. who taught In the local school sys R. W. Neighbor, of Portland. came tem last year. in last night to look aft*r hta local John Oailey. who has mining In business matters i tercets in the Illinois valley In the For Men and Women Try Dr Tompkins' treatments tor vicinity ot Selma, i* stopping at the for Vacation Trip» diseases of the nervous system. 33tf Oxford while earing for business Mrs George H. Durham' returned matters here during the next dav or this morning from Portland where so. at she has been visiting for some tithe , B, W. Riggs and O. F. Riebei. S. Alden A. Proctor, of Palo Alto. I’. Engineers of Ruseburg. were In California. Is registered at the Grants ' the city Thursday on their way home. Pass hotel for a brief slop here. They went by automobile from Rose Fred Popkins went to Klamath burg to the end of the road toward Falls today and will work in the lum the headwaters of the Coquille river, ber mills there for the rest of the then over to Handon. Crescent Ctt». .summer. Eureka, Redding and Grants Pans, ■A.’ B. .McFadden. oí San Francia- having had a most excellent trip co. was an arrival here yesterday Mr. and Mrs W. O. Morris a and is attedning to local bualneaa in daughter. Esther, of Oaklahoma City. terests. arrived here last evening and N. .D. Me Pari and was an arrival making a few days' stop In the from the south lust night, coining Thev are making the trip In a closed | from Loe Angeles, and will attend to car and sivoke very favorably of the some- local business road between Roseburg and Grant* T. N. Dane, of Oakland, made a Pass, finding it very good in spite of 1 short stop here yesterday and today the abuse heaped upon it eaTlIer In attending to business matters and the year visiting with friends. i Mr and Mrs. 8. L. .Magee, of Long Hogue Pear Harvest On— Bea h, Cal., are making a brief stop Harvest of the 1920 Rogue river ‘in the city while en route north on1 valley pear crop will begin Monday I the Pacific highway. with the first packing at Medford. B. P. Janetting. who is connected The Oregon Growers Association has with the Crescent Cliy stage com-1 made plans for rush work to begin pany is making a business visit in ' next week, which will begin with ; the city. green fruit shipments It Is estimat Misses Mollie Hedgpeth and Irene; ed that 15 cars H day will have to be Smith, of Academy, Cal., arrived in Interurban Autocar Co. handled to properlv care for the i»ear the city last evening, and will leave ! situation. Estimates for the local Effective Aug. 5, 1920 Daily anti Sunday today for Holland, where they ex pack are not yet complete, but C. O. pect to visit with friends. LEAVE LKAY K Mack, manager of the local station "Freezone.” Sabin has It. 41 «¡RANTS I’YSS MEDFORD is making a survey of the orchards Grants Pass i Mr and Mrs. S. B. Potter and fam tributary to Grants Pass The first 7 : <M» a. m. 7:00 a. m. ily came In yesterday from their p<Virs to be handled beginning next Waiting Room 10:80 a. m 0:00 a- ni. home near Takilma and will be in week are the Bartlett*, and after ■ BON I1ON 1ERE 1 :OO p. m 1 :OO ¡s m the city today on business connected about ten day*, ft is estimated the, 4:80 ». m. 4:80 p. m. Phone 160 with a mine in which they have own full harvest for cannery crops will ership. also be In swing Mr and Mrs Cyril P. Wise, and their two children are in the city this Dance at Deer Creek— Sc that continues and even appears night to (torvallis where he is a pro afternoon and evening from their to be In the Increase. Reports from There will be a dance at the Deer fessor In the department of educa farm in the Illinois valley transact Creek Grange hall Saturday night. other points In the valley Indicate tion In O. A. C , after having sjient ing local business and visiting with August 7, music by the Neilson's. that they are faring In about the a couple of days here, looking after friends in the city. same way, with the heaviest tourist Tickets, including supper, $2 Come an orchard property he owns In the Mrs. O. M. Anderson and little son. and enjoy a regular time 43 season yet experienced in the Rogue city Mr. Brumbaugh was formerly Oswald, of Eureka. Cal., were ar valley. a member of the law faculty of the rivals this morning on No. 13. on Tourist Traffic Still Ihvvvy — I nlverslty of South Dakota and I* their way home from a visit in Idaho. l. C. l'rufiwiur Returns— All the local hotels are hard push* the author of a widely used text They left during the day for Cres ed to care for the rush of tourist traf- Brumbaugh returned book on briefing cent City. Mrs. A. J. McKinney and little son, Maxwell, expect to return this even ing to their home in Portland, after having spent the past week visiting here with Mrs. McKinney’s mother. Mrs. M.'A. Wood, and with other friends in the city. Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Norton have gone to San Jose, Cal., for a visit of two weeks duration with their par ents. The parents of both Mr. and Mrs. Norton reside in the California city, and have made occasional visits to Southern Oregon. A. J. Walters, of Seattle, who has been interested for the past several I months In local mining transactions, X returned from the north yesterday TOI RING OAR TOURING OAR and will spend the next ten days in this vicinity. mrs. Dellic Deas Proper Clothing Peerless Clothing Co Grants Pass-Medford Fords Delivered This WeeK Borland-Thomas Lumber Co T. W. Barber I ELKAY’S I Dye Soap Sells Drugs and Books City Meat Market FORI* ton TRUCK FORD TON THICK L.-F. Nixon 1,280,000 FORD OARS WILL BE III ll/T THIS YE YU AUSI st Nf, IMOv ANI» ENDING Al'Gl’HT 1ST, 1001, No. boiling ALL COLORS foe Dr. R. J. Bestul A FORDHON THAI TOIC Cleans while it colors. Will not slain hands nor injare fin est fabrics. CLEMENS SUNDAY—4TI AB. RAY IN "RED HOT’DOLLARH” LÛQIL li__________________________________________________ I BEGINNING A MILLION MALE LAST YEAR C. A. WINETROUT AITHORIKD FORI» SY LEH ANI» S F.RY'D'E *
