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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 11, 1920)
It’s Within Reach of every person Just take firm hold upon the opportun ity you now have and begin at once to build up the bank ac count and moat aaauredly mu< h succeaa will crown your efforts for the future. Have a talk with us. I • I». U M PERÔïML LOCAL |f Mra. (A. W Moon and daughter, Marie, returned to 'llilt thia morn- Ing after a visit In the city. Sabin "Ilygela” Nursing Hottie 72 has It Mrs. R III Van Buskirk and two daughter«, of Santiago, Chile, and Mrs A M. Evans and son, of Santa <5rus. Cel , are visiting at the home of Mrs. Fred Reynolds Mlss Elsie Neave arrived tbia morning from Junction City and will take up her dutlea Monday aa an In- structor In the city schools. School hooka and supplies at Sa bin's Drug Store. 72 Mlipi Ulla Dickinson, who will be an Inalructor 1» the s hoots during the coming year, baa arrived from I ndepen dance. Miss Echo Spores, of Eugene, ar rived yesterday to take a position in the city achoola during the coming term Beautiful auto robea In fine wool at Helmer'a, The Home of Good Furniture.” 72 Mrs. J. D Fry went to Klamath Falla thia morning and will visit there with her brother for the next two weeks. -Miss Dora Gebers went to Med- ford thia morning where she will be employed In the city school«. Mite Oebers taught at Medford last year. The '‘Victory” the best guaranteed silk flow mattress made, «old by only one good store in each city, at Helmer'a. 72 Miss Marie Hillis left thia mora- Ing for Redding where she will be an instructor In the Redding s hoola during the winter. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Ml trift» •*> *• 11 *i OF HOITHERN OREGON Headquarters FOR « Thermoid Tires GRADE AND HIGH HCIKMIL BOOKS AM» SCHOOL Hl'PPLIEH / I CLEMENS Sells Drugs and Books 5DE» I X >STS MORE 1’1 It TIKE III T LFHH I'Elt MILE JAu* A Mistaken Idea FERHAP8 YOl’ HAVE A NOTION TAILOREIFTO-MEASIRB CLOTHES AKE HIGH PRICED. WE’LL PROVE THEY ARE NOT. < OME AMI TALK IT OVER— LET I S SHOW YOU THE NEW FALL SAMPLES. GEO S CALHOUN «03 G STREET l)on'( decide on a phonograph un- til you have heard the Vocalion. the finest Instrument on the market, at Helmer’s. 72 ' Mrs Ixtuisa Williams and son, Carl, will leave this evening for their home at lx>ng Beach. They have been here disposing of their house- hold goods and visiting with rela- tives for the past week, Hear the Vocation, the phonograph supreme at Helmer's, “The Home of Good Furniture.” 72 John Apple. Holland mining man. is In the city for a short time on business. AHK I s W in Rogue River Hardware Co the -WMCHtSTtR « tor . Shoes for the Family MEN'S FILI. INI) XXTNTI i: indirweir . sunns, shoes . MOCKS IMI M I kll EAR. * ► > 103 N. SIXTH ST. School Books AND William S. Hart and Anna Q. Nilsson Supplies C. H. DEMARAY Druggist in THE TOLL GATE A Special and the first production by Hart’s own organization It Creates Confidence TOPAi BY CHECK ON THE JOSEPHINE COI NTY BANK—BESIDES IT IS THE SAFE, hXJDNOXIIt XL .INI» «4INXENIENT WAY TO SETTLE IIILM. CHECKING X< <’ol NTS, EITHER LUIGE oR or modi i; \11; size xiti: invited J osephine C ounty B ank G rants P ass .O regon This feature is offered as the perfect example of a Western picture—the train robbery, the thrills and spills-—all that goes to make up a red-blooded “W estern” is there—absolutely correct in detail, acting, photography and setting, Hart worked three years on this feature. Tomorrow and ’Till Tuesday Midnight The Usual Excellent Musical Interpretation by Katherine Calvert IIAVE VOI II Fall Suit and Overcoat XI XDE TO MEAHl RE IIY Hart, S hafher & Marx AT Peerless Clothing Co. Newspapers 5 & l()c Bundles- Courir? Cartoon Comedy—“Mutt and Jeff” Is (guaranteed to kill the v rst case of "pip” ION NEWS—WORLD'S LATEST EX I NT"
