Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, September 18, 1920, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextNATI KDAY. NMTK.MHI.ll IM, I92*. 0*4.4 NTH I’.YMH Him vOUIUKH -AGE FOUR I GRANTS PASS ÜAILÏ COURIER Published Daily Except Sunday A. I. Voorhles Pub and Propr New itered at postoffice. Granta l'as». Ors., as second class mall SMttsr. ADVERTISING RATI» Display space, per inch....................30v tamal-person al column. per llne. lbe ■•aderì, per Una.—.......... be IX»MB ANI» NTR4INE1» HONEY C( IKK SUGAR CANE SUGAR CORN SUGAR MEMBER OF ASSOCIATSD PRh»j The Aasoclated Presa is exclusively entitled to the use for republication 101 and 105 North 6th of all new« dispatches credited to it or all otherwise credited in this paper and also the local news pub- lished herein. All rights of republication of «pe L W Damon, of Portland. Is a lo stai dtopatches herein are also re ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦*♦♦♦♦♦♦■♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ PERSONAL AND LOCAL ♦ cal buaineaa visitor. car, sd »♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦«♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Z N. Agee, of Portland, is in the ■ATI R1»AY, SEPTEMBER IS, 19». Paul Lamoni came in from Merlin | city on business matters. yesterday to visit here and attend to W. A. Wing of Waldo, is attend ♦ ♦ ing o business matters here business matters OREGON WEATHER P. I* Hazen, of Portland, has de 78 Kalsomine at Cramer Bros 1» parted after a business visit of a few C. A. Hendryz, of Eureka, ia in Weather for the Week •a days in the city. the city on a business trip and will ♦ Pacific Coast States: Fre Congoleun. (Golt! Sea!» guaran ♦ quent showers over northern ♦ return via Creeeent City. teed goods, at excellent assortment ♦ Daniel Frame, of San Francisco, ♦ portion and fair over southern of patterns at Helmer's The Home portion of district. Normal tem ♦ arrived in the city yesterday for a of Good Furniture.” 78 i ♦ few days' visit here. 4 peratures. J. L. Underwood is down from ♦ Geo. W. Card is in town on a brief Portland to attend to business he ♦ Tonight and Sunday fair, ex ♦ business visit, having come in yes has in southern Oregon cept probably rain northwest terday from Seattle. W. J. Grace, of San Francisco, ♦ portion. Voealion. the phonograph supreme stopped here for a few days recrea at Helmer's. 78 tion while on his way north. J. C. Ryan, of Kansas City. Mo., Mazda lamps at Cramer Bros 78 OPENING THE CAMPAIGN arrived in town yesterday and is I.. M. Green is a business visitor When woman assumes the ballot making a business visit of a few days from Portland, leaving today for the south. •he also assumes an equal share in in this vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. H. Packer and fam C. Bergman is in town from San the political management of the na ily. of I«os Angeles, who are on a Francisco for a few days, transacting tion with mere man And she is tour through Oregon, have been vis business here. proving her ability to meet these iting in the city yesterday and today. U M Swift and Ralph Kitterman questions of governmental policy ' New Economy tops at Cramer came In yesterday from Kerby for a 7 8 business and pleasure visit in town wherever opportunity has presented Bros. William Basel, of Portland, has The Vocalion. the finest phono itself She is taking an interest in been making his headquarters at the graph on the market today, is equip the issues that are involved in the Palace hotel while spending a few ped with a graduola. one of the most campaign, and will cast her ballot day3 attending to local business. vital inventions In the history of the A. J. O’Keefe and M. Norden, both phonograph next November with a full under Hear this wonderful 78 ■tandin g of its purport and effect. of Seattle, are in the city to look af instrument at Helmer’s. C. K. Real, of Portland, came in It is expected that there will be a ter business interests in this part of the state. yesterday and will attend to bus- large proportion of women in the au- George F. Lewis of Seattle is stop iness interests in southern Oregon dfen-e that gathers next Monday ping in the city for a short time for the next few days. evening, in Riverside park, to listen while looking after business inter Mr. and Mrs John J. Chrlstoffel are arrivals in the city today from to Congressman McArthur, But the ests in this section. R. O. Clayton and wife arrived in Chicago and will visit with friends congressman is not to have it all his town last evening from Seattle and here for a short time. own way. for the state committee is I will visit with friends here for a Easy Seal glass top jars in all sizes ■ending Mrs. Davenport here from few davs before continuing their at Cramer Bros. 78 i Portland to speak at the same time, , tour. Mr i and Mrs E. A. Peck, of San Dr. J. Guy Strohtn. of Portland, Diego. stopped for a visit here yes- and those who have heard the lady i say that she speaks with wit and J was an arrival here last evening. terday while on a trip through I the ! and will leave shortly for the coast state wisdom. It will be a notable open : where he is planning a hunting trip Cane poles at Cramer Bros, 78 ing of the fall campaign in southern , in the country out from Harbor. C. L. Rimer and wife. of Portland, Oregon. The meeting at the park is El* gent Old Ivory bed room suites. spent a few days here after an ea- 78 tensive trip through the CascadM to be preceded by a band concert, i Oregon-made at Helmer’s. Mr. and Mrs P. F. Cooper of Mo- and made headquarters while ia which will begin at 7 o’clock. At ler. Ore . are visiting with friends in town at the Oxford. They started 5:30 the members of the county j the city stopping for a short time j on the Cascade range train In the central committee, nominees of the from their tour of the Pacific high- | northern part of the state and trav party, and all other interested eiti- . way. eling with one pack animal, made G. F. Hart came in yesterday from the trip over the length of the range zens. with their families, will par- take of a basket dinner in the park f Kerby and is making headquarters ! in four weeks, coming out by way of I at the Grants Pass hotel while i Diamond and Crater lakes Remember, should the weather be ; tending to business matters Tn I Mr«. C. H. Grinnell and daughter. on its bad behavior, the concert and city. Miss Emma Grinnell, of Tacoma, are , » I making headquarters at the Jose- speaking will be in the opera house. Mason jars at Cramer Bros Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Meredith. of j phfne hotel while stopping in Grants Tacoma, who are making a tour of ¡’ass They are touring the high Hammesmlll Bond Letter Head« Pacific highway through Oregon way. headed south, but are so de and Envelopes at the Courier office California, arrived here yester- lighted with the scenery and climate and are making a short vlsit in ot the Rogue valley that they are Paring knives at Cramer Broa. 78 city. making a visit here Perfection blue flame heaters and cook stoves at Cramer Hroa 78 ! Willlkm Rlehler and wile, touring uorthward from their home at Ban ’ Diego, spent yesterday here and have continued on the Pacific highway, intending to go aa tar aa Spokane, via the Columbia highway Handy Jar holders make eauulnx •asv. 90 cents tor six at Cramer 78 Bros. Get ready for cooler weather and sei*« t your heating stov» now at 78 Cranier Bros 1 Dant ing I’arty— Saturday night at the hall. HK ink IHNPLAYING A BEAI TIFI I. LINE <»•’ Cuff Links IN HNAMEI» GOLI» INI» PKAIU, AT POPI l.llt PIUCEH, BARNES, The Jeweler Waldorf 78 N vi L m *»'« Orehivur»— At Wimer Grange hall. Saturday. September 18th All night dance, and a good supper. Follow the 78 crowd. Tire Bargains Paran Envaiupmeni NuurU)— There will be a spe-lal meeting of Paran encampment Saturday even ing. September 18. at the I O. O. F. hall. All members are requested to be present. as there will be degree work Refreshments will be served Williams. w D Fry. c P., scribe. I 30x3 1-2 STRONGHOLD All Weather Tread Casings 7500 Mile Guarantee v SPECIAL PRICE i A lotta J ims ium I Pep— At the dance Saturday Carrier* Usntol— Boys or girls with wheels wanted one route now open Bonus paid for long service Apply Courier office S|>e«ial— White sewing mac hine worth 83 8. cash $10. Grants Pass Hardware Co. y CHALMERS AND ESSEX CARS COLUNS AUTO COMPANY ■ffSk Kolwkah ACCB*«OR»B« A*« R4PAIBIHC PHONE 117 Anniversary— All Odd Fellows and Rebekahs and families are invited to attend the banquet at the I. O O F hall Tues- day evening, Sept. 21, at 7 p. m. A program and general good time af terward. Salvation Army Envoy and Mrs. Gray will occupy the pulpit at the Free Methodist It church Sunday morning .it o’clock A qc of the World. The reckoning nf time iirnong all na priictleslly tive tion» rem lies I tun*! «arne period. »‘li'u** •• Indhins nn*l i* th»t inni th** me earth Kg|»tinn< nil ■»sumí* 1 •> I lof-.n* It could was so < m W) yei tate tn which It Is have itwumed iHik of Chinese an- now. The o!d< ■ n *e its historb al aala • • not , ec>rd *r un hi ; . ■ * r : i a thon ttint Neither do the of the Tr«»J»’i w.,r Tndlniv cm rry hncl their historical age more than i *,*»»» venni According to «< ripturn I rUr»mob»ity. In that wn\ of reefconing It, which MpinarM the imwt probable to pwmu hlatorinn«. uln>**»i o»JO year* ii.nv he a<i<1ed to the In «II..on' computation. Lagitimate Protest. Next to disguising w "flivver” the !iief pt*«ri!ii«. nimniiii » is tlie efforts uf rc»t3Urnnt pr*q*i **rs to camou fl: g» i-ertalu klmls **f ■ hh I tn put thexn mrRPwlth the trad«* • . whto w e saw • iliick «I j.initinllu" on lhe menu The «III«, curd». were pnzr »bowed thnt quent investlgatlei new wav of "chicken JnmtmllH" f dlsflHlsliiz chicken n**<‘*< Rut by an) other uanu* a chl<*ite*. nwk Is still a Saturday chicken neck.—Detroit Night. 5// H STREET, GRANTS f*SS. ORE. U. S. ARMY New Shoes New Tarpaulins, Auto and Wagon ('overs, Blankets. *■ « Long Pants and Tents at sweeping price reductions BRINI» XI.AA < III < »LA I I. » < »13 »14 AiiMA NHOI.N. I'lu. ar** hl i «hoes, made of all leather AAq have all sizes anil widths These sho**» were nmn- faetured by standard makers in accordati with specific itlons written by »hoe experts. Send us your aia«- and width, and we can fit you Every i>air is inaile of the very beat nut terial Durable and splendili shoes Pont palli to your towns .......................... ■I $5.75 NEAA TARPAI LINS INI» AA AGON GOVERN. We absolutely guarantee every cover to be brand new. These wagon, Truck and Auto C outh and Tarpaulins are made of heavy 10-ounce double weave and double fill Khaki Duck and are 14 feet 8 Im he» long and 11 feet 6 inch**» wide Their olive Drab color will protect them against mildew. Can be used for covering anything that needs protection from rain and moisture Postpaid to your town $14.75 I . N. ARMY LONG PANTS. Made for th** Government for a certain branch of the Servo*** All w<>* I Olive Drab and abaolnt*!) »rand •• i riiose pants are tailored aloTig regular lines, with regular widib bottom», just like civilians wear. Made of 20-oz. Worsted, strictly All iWool Prepaid to yo*ir town .. .. NEW OLJVE-DRAB ALL WOOI. BLANKETS. Brand new, weight 4 pounds. Postpaid to your town ............... BLUE-GRAY' ALL WOOL BLANKETS. Brand new. , Postpaid to your town ................ .. ............. $6.45 .$7.75 $6.65 Banknots of 13f*9 B. c. TENTH. 16x16 feet square, 11 feet high, made of heavy 1214 oun e double The oldest banknote was Issued by I fill duck. Slightly used, but guaranteed to be in fir»t- the Chinese government In 1.899 B r. I class condition. F. O. H. Is»» Angeles, Cal According to < ’hiñese rhmntrler» banknotes were current n China 2897 All <o*»<b» guaranteed ae rejHvwnUxI and money w III Il»r refunded if not *at- It i* or the name "flying money " iwfactory. Semi check« with orderw. <>r, if doirrd nhl|»in«mte will lw iniule C. O. I>. Inspection allowed before you pay for the a<MMl«. Tiiey vere probs hl y written $37.50 DHPONITOHY: CITIZENS’ NATIONAL BANK. IXtS AN’GELHH. 4 Ml SIIME.NTN ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ The attraction at the Oregon theater for three day«, commencing tomorrow matinee is the screen ver sion of lack London's famous novel, "The Sea Wolf.” The picture is de clared to be in several respects out of the ordinary Striking sea scenes, including a collision between a ferry boat and a schooner filmed on the very locale of the story—Sen Fran cisco Bay are among the features. But the chief interest Is In the story. The central figure is the bru-, tai sea captain. "Wolf” iMrsen. a pe- United States Sales Co. culiar mixture ot villian and hero, > philosopher and near-animal. The plot centers around this terror of( the deep and the adventures which befell a beautiful girl and her young idler admirer when they are involved tn a collision and. rescued by Wolf, are kept by him aboard his vessel. LADIES’ SUEDE SHOES hlack, ivaby fr”n<*li hecls, Goodyear «cita in A A vvhlth». NI« t«> «IH taluna, olir prie«. BM.4.A Sand nek Goodyenr writ »ho«»* in A 4 Rave W to «M by gWfing them bere nt Beacon bath robe blankets, Beacon Indian blankets Beacon traveling blankets, Beacon crib blankets See window display and Beacon robe flannel GOLDEN RULE STORE width». «M.l.t Coro brown welt <ho*v, Ioni» heel St»H.*> Military heel shoes, ki'l and calf leather, high miai 9ÉJM mi'i s? -,o l.mlirw black nsHltary heel, kid and mlf leather 4UI%O and Mtil»”. One Price That’s All Men » < Noah Berry give« a notable per formance ar “Wolf.” Toni Forman it the reacned youth who Immieii a cabin boy and Mabel Julienne Scott I h the girl. Walter I ¿oft ft, Raymond Hatton, Eddie Sutherland. Jameo Gordon and Fred Huntley are alto In the cant. »InckliiHH « •f».t»N to K1.VÔO n h extra «<»»1 men's nutcklnaw liefe gl«.IM» Men'« Covertili«, heavy lien’« Overall«, blue, *J2o urlalit A3.IIS •2. I.T I’AlttEL lt»ST: On account of our extreme |<nv prim ae |WM|tlvely .!<> not pay pnriel |H»»t. Over« nil« by parcel |n«i Be extra; Coverall. Ill«- extra. Shorn 12c. SAMPLE STORE »