Grants Pass daily courier., August 07, 1920, Page 5, Image 5

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GRANT* PA*»» DAILY OGl RIMI
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Take No Chances
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YOI’ PLANT YOUR CROP, CUI/TIVATK AND HAR­
VEST IT, AT CONSIDER »BLE (tGHT OF TIME AND
MONEY.
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TAKE NO CHANCES WITH THE MONEY YOE GET
FOR Yol'H CROP III T PLACE IT IN THIS STRONG
BANK.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Save Laundry Bills
Wash for
with a
Rogue River Hardware Co.
Shoes for the Family
Ladies' Nut Brown Brogue Oxfords
are here. Get yours now
AT
W O O I) WARD’S
103 N. SIXTH HT.
OREGON
STARTS TOMORROW
FOR THREE DAYS
Who? Ray?
HOO-ltAY! FOR
1XOTIIER BIG
•TIIE BEST I.IKED
AITOR OX THE
SCREEN TODAY"
HE'S SO D4RN DOWNRIGHT HI M
AN!
CHAS. RAY
in
“Red riot Dollars
PERSONAL ÜÍ? LOCAL I Luxite Hosiery
C. T. larrley. of Klamath Falls. Is
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Purdy, of River ;
In the city for a abort business visit. side. ' al., are making a visit here.
Mr and Mr». T. M. Peelor. of I
We have some real Ford bargains.
Springfield, Ore., are visiting Mr.
Manuel Bros.
8. A. Rowland and I. A Rowland, Peekor'a sister. Mrs. C. A. Swope.
A. P. Burrows, ot 84. Paul, is stop- i
of Denver, are visitors in town.
Fine lot of 'cane fishing poles at ping at the Josephine hotel while
43 transacting local business.
Cramer Bros
C. L. Fr>-n h was an evening ar­
R R. Black c of I’ -rliuml, 1« In the
rival from Portland yesterday and Is
city today on n buvlners trip.
I Pumps, gas ■•ngines. cream Mpa- attending to buslneaa matter« here.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Izeith left on
rators at D C McIntyre's
L. D. Coulter Is in town from Ker­ No 13 thia morning for northern
California where Mr laelth will be
by, having come In yesterday.
Try Dr Tompkins' treatments for employed for some time.
New paring knives at Cramer Bros.
diseases of the nervous system. 33tf
Mr. and Mrs James Martin went
II. W llawllns, of Albany, G b ., I s
In the city for a businees visit of aev- to Rogue River today to attend the
marriage of Mr Martin’s sister. Miss
eral days on mining matters.
"Mulslfled Ooooanut Oil." Sabin Marietta Martin, formerly a teacher
43 In the local schools.
has it.
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Mrs. !>»na Kreth and son, Karl
E. T. Towdhend Is making a brief
business visit here while en route to Kreth, of Kansas City. Mo., are vis­
iting here with Mr and Mrs Roy
his home at Harbor.
If you want a Ford at a price and Hlgclna, and expect to locate here. If
terms that you can rea h, come in Mrs. Kreth Is Mrs. Higgins’ mother.
Knotts, of the Methodist
and see us. Manuel Bros.
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K. K Johnson, of Eugene, Is a church, has returned from the Wil­
lamette valley where he attended
buslnesa visitor In the city.
The best summer stove is the New the Epworth League Institute at Jef­
Perfection Oil Stove sold at Cramer ferson. and visited with his family
43 at Lafayette. Rev. Knotts says the
Bros.
George H. Carls and A J. Smith. Institute showed 257 registrations
troth of Kansas City, Missouri, are and was one of the best In year».
Dne company of the 4 4th Infan­
making a visit here while lnveatl-
try. which has been stationed at Van­
atlng this part of the country.
The Midwest Utllltor has proved a couver barracks, went through here
perfect success. See It at D C. Mc­ this morning as second section of
Intyre's.
43 No 13. bound for their new station,
Thermos' bottles at Cramer Bros. the Presidio of San 1cran jwfO Only
Raymond H. Crump, of Corning, a brief stop was made, but the troop
California, was an arrival In town movement recalled the days of 1917-
yesterday and will make a short 18.
stay here, stopping at the Palace.
Water bags, camp stoves and tents New Nash Own
The Will Ahlf and G. H Camer
at.Cramer Bros.
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F. Gustafson, of Seattle Was an families are the recent purchasers of
arrival at the Grants Pass hotel yes­ Nash touring cars from the W S.
terday attending to business matters Maxwell Co. agency.
In the Rogue valley.
Fruit Jars at Cramer Bros.
43 Bathing Kriite—
New shipment of men's and ladies'
Mr and Mrs W C. Wiley depart­
Jantzen
bathing suits at Peerless
ed
this
morning
on
No.
13
for
Hilt.
I
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Cal., where they will remain for sev­ Clothing Co.
eral months
large stone jars at Cramer Bros Ex|«Mures trouxr Ro~el»*ra—
Mr irnil Mrs Gray and son. Mr
Startling exposures which have
and Mrs Chas. Thurman, and Envoy been brought to light in the prose-
Gray's Sunday school class returned cut Pin of a Roseburg jitney driver for
today from an outing spent at the "Joy-riding” young girls to their
Caves.
ruin, have set the Umpqua city agog,
The price and terms on our Fords and have caused the newspapers and
are within reach of anyone. Manuel citizens grave alarm over what they
Bros
43 term the conditions of "javenlle de­
Lunch boxes with thermos bottles linquency in astonishing propor­
at Cramer Bros
43 tions " Wide pee of autos for carry­
Dr and Mrs Ralph AV. Stearns ing out immoral designs was charged
have returned from a trip to Crater and proved in fhe investigation.
lake on which they were accom­
panied by Dr and Mrs. Stearns of
.Columbia Drug Saw
Medford.
The latest Improved, with multiple
Fishing tackle at Cramer Bro«. 43
, iliac clutch. Two sold thig week, D.
Mr. and Mm. M. Meyerholx, of Su-
C. McIntyre, the Implement man. 43
pertlno. Cal., spent last evening In
the city, and departed this morning
for the north, touring on the Pacific G. 4. R. May Get Rate-—
highway.
If the efforts of Adjutant C. A.
No Hot Kitchen with a new Psr- Williams of the Grand Ar”iy of the
fe tion stove sold by Cramer Bros 43 i Republic of Oregon are si essful.
Dr and Mrs C. F Flannery and special railroad rates ’■» tiie national
son. Wilbur, of New <*astle, Penn., encampment of the <' V R to be
are expected here today to make a held in Indianapolis September 19-25
visit with Mr. and Mrs T. M. Stott »ill be made available The increase
Mrs Flannery Is a sister of Mrs. In railroad rates effective this month
are expected to decrease the attend­
Stott
If you want a good Ford and ance from Oregon over the previous
haven't much money, just come in estimate, unless rates are effected.
and tell us about It. Manuel Bros,
Dr. R. J. Best ill returned this Sold Four Non Cbewr li t Car—
morning from Portland where he has
This week. The Chevrolet bus-
been attending the convention of the iness is limited only by ability to se-
Oregon and Washington State Veter­ cure cars. W. S Maxwell ft Co. 45
inary Medclal association, in session
—
Thutsdny and Friday of this week.
Southern
Oregon
•» I’ry—
Dr Reatnl reports the llvelleat and
Reports from all parts of the i
most valuable convention in years.
Rogue river valley are to the effect
Say did you see the 1920 Chevy in
that the -season is exceptionally dry.
Shorty’s Show Room. Some bargain
Throuchoui the Applegate valley the!
One of those late models with the
farmers are having a hard time to get I
two peek holes In the rear. It will
enough water for proper irrigation. I
pay you to go by Shorty's Place and
Ashland Is being forced to dole out ,
look It over.
44 the water for lawn watering pur-:
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NOTICE
The Grants Pass Feed Barn will
open for business July 21 at the cor­
ner of Seventh and I streets, one
hlock east of Fashion Garage.
WILTJAM DoFOREST
Jonteel
ADDED PROGRAM NI'MIIEIW
FAt F POWDER tl.L COLORS
COMPACT POWDERS
M INK I HE
PREDAR VI'IOXS
SOAP 1 XD COLD ('REAM
CLEMENS
Sells Drugs and Books
TA • /
Newspapers 5
10cRundles- ( our.ie>
T.twe
poses with more rigid rules than ever '
before, as Ashland creek is reduced ■
to the lowest stage in many years. 1
The recent rain seems to have done |
Grants Pitas more good than other
sections, records here giving .22 of |
an inch, while Medford got less than
.1 inch
See That Army Wagon—
At D. C. McIntyre's.
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Headlight Imus Disregarded—
Two boys riding bicycles were
nearly run down Friday night on
Sixth street, by an automobile, the
driver of which was blinded by the
glaring headlights of an approaching
ma -bine. The boys escaped injury
by only a few inches.
Bicycles
should carry headlights after dark
and automohillsts should obscrie the
| dimming law. There are a certain
half dozen automobiles in the city
with especially brilliant headlights
«hkrli are set so high that the blind-
' ing of approaching drivers is un-
I avoidable. It is well to remember
| that the driver who does not dim h'
lights Is held responsible tor any
' '"nt.
in White, Cordovan and Black
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Mrs. Hellie Peas
u>
Mr«. K. Rehkop«
A FINER KIND OP TAILORING
The length of service you get from clothes de­
pend» on the quality of materials ant! Inner con-
wonderful
structlon — which accounta for the
pOWIT" Of
"staying
At the sign of
Ye Jolly
Utile Tailor
CUSTOM TAILORING
GEO S. CALHOUN
x early six tee., years local dealer for this line
( Proper Clothing
For Men and Women
for Vacation Trips
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at
Peerless Clothing Co.
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Grants Pass-Medford
Interurban Autocar Co.
Daily and Sunday
Effective Aug. 5, 1920
LEAVE
GRANTS PASS
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MEDFORD
7:00 a.m.
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Waiting Room
BOXBONIERE
Phone 160
Used Car Bargains
1 1917 DODGE—A GOOD OXE
1 191M DODGE—FlRfit CLASS.
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Swope Auto Co
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Republican Committee Cullet!—
oil sands will be found At somewhere
A meeting of the re nblican coun­ from 1200 to 1500 feet.
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ty central committee has been called
BORN
to convene in this city on Saturday,
H AM MERLY—To Mr. and Mn R_
August 14. at 2 o’clock.
R. Hammerly, Saturday. Angus!
7th, Ason.
(Ml Indications Good—
NOTICE TO PEAR (¿ROWERS
Geo. Rarton returned yesterday
from a visit to Medford where he in­
We would like to have all members
spected the workings at the Trigonia
oil well now being drilled. He states of the association call at the office
that the well Is down 760 feet and at the packing house and turn In es­
that the formation encountered thus timates on their crop and receive
far is most encouraging, giving every rings for picking, which will start
promise that with depth oil will he within a few days. It is very neces­
ind. Oil "colors'' are found in the sary that this be attended to at once.
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.. .mp, and the liope ls expressed that I
C. O. MACK. Hu pt.
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