Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, September 18, 1920, Page 5, Image 5

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    GRANT* PAM I1AII.Y < Ol ltlER
NATl'IUlAY. NEPTEMHI It IK. ltl.NL
KEEP YOl'It VALI ABLE |-\-
PKRN, KIN’., In our «life de­
posit vault*. They offsr abso­
lute security ugsluat theft, fire,
mold or dual ruction of any
kind
Every accommodation
la affured those who rent com-
part men Is in these vaults, the
rent of which la very moderate
beginning a* low a* *2 00 for
a boa per year.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF HOITHKHN ORBOON
PËR52ML
LOCAL [
Reuse Jorgenson, of Seattle, is a
business visitor in the city.
7h
" Resinol" Soap Sabin ha* It
H. J. White la in town for a short
business visit, having come In yes
terilay from Waldo
I have some late used Fords at
prices and1 terms to suit you. Jas K
Manuel, Collins Garage.
78
11. T. Stephenson, of Portland, is
In town while taking care of bus­
iness Interests in the Rogue valley.
Mis* Anna Calvert ha.- recently
returned to Phoenix, Aris., where she
hi an instructor in the school of
music there.
The Golden Rule ad In today's
per Is about Beacon Blankets, don't
fail to read It and see their window
display.
77
W. E. Van Hoven and Melbourn
Jon>M are spending a few days In
this locality while enjoying the rec­
reations offered by southern Oregon.
See our big display window Spe­
cial price* for Monday. Grant* Pae*
Hardware Co.
78
D. J Foote cam» In la«t night
from Portland on business.
A. Glsner, of Ixm Angeles, I* In
town for a short business visit.
I will pay cash for Fords that are
In good condition. Jas K. Manuel.
Collins Garage.
78
T. O. Haneke, of Kerby, Is a visitor
In town.
Special Royal Vacuum Sweeper
regular *»>2.50, special for cash *50.
Grants Pass Hardware.
19
Ear) Cald came in from Holland
yesterday afternoon to care for local
business matters.
New Fords have raised in price,
but used Fords have not. Jas K.
Manuel, Collins Garage
78
John McBride, of Portland, Is at
tending to business Interests In
vicinity.
Maytag motor driven washing
chine. Regular *105, special
cash Grants Pass Hardware Co. 79
Mrs B. O lx*a-h, of Portland, was
an arrival In town yesterday for a
visit with friends here.
PAGE FIVB
Wonderful Bargains
ALL WOOL NL1P OVEIt tIMW*
EHH ONE-HAIJT PIUtE
rors. Hellie Itos
PINE WOOLENS CORRECT STYLEN
TIONAL VALI EN MEAN
At the sign of
Ve Joli,
Utile Tailor
I AIIJtRING
GEO
3. CALHOUN
Local dealer marly sixteen year*
Jack London’s Famons Red Blooded Novel of
Adventure in Alaskan Waters
Successful Canning
and Preserving
“ The Sea Wolf ”
ISN’T alh knowing how und taking pains.
You’ve got to have good equipment to in­
sure against loss of your time and waste of
valuable food.
We take great eare to obtain the eanners,
jars, jar holders, and racks, rubliers, etc., that
are known to be the most successful.
Come in and talk it over with us.
Rogue River Hardware Co.
the
WINCHESTER
r
store
Shoes For the Family
Just Arrived.
New Fall Hats and Caps
A Cloth Hat made a little different
Order that new Suit or Overcoat
made to your measure, any style
you want, giving you an exclusive
pattern.
--------- AT ---------
WOODWARD’S
103 North Sixth Street
JACK
LONDON'S
GREATEST
STORY*
IIAVK YOUR
Fall Suit and
Overcoat
"Right, lull: Might's right, anil on this ship I'm the boss! I take what
I unnt!*’ Such was the creed of the Wolf In title greatcet of all sea
stork*»—a story of thrills, struggles, mutiny and shipwreck until the
Idler, fighting for the girl. becomes a MAN.
The cast includes Noah
Berry (the Wolf), Tom Forman, Raymond Hatton and Mal>el Julien«-
MADE TO MEANT IIE BY
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Scott.
AT
Peerless Clothing Co.
Birthday Party for Mrs, Leinpkc—
KI. Luke's Episcopal
Evening service nt S p. in. A cor­
Erlends of Mrs. Amelia l«mi>ke
dial Invitation extended to nil vis gathered nt her home on W >st T
Ifom.
Ilev. Philip K. Hammond, street Thursday to congratulate hi
vicar In charge.
, upon reaching her 87th birthday
Refreshment.« were served d irlng
the courae of the afternoon.
COMING EVENTS
Sept. 18. Saturday Courier Bargain
Hammnrmlll Bond letter Heads
hay.
Sept. 20, Monday
G. O. I* picnic and Envelopes at the Courier offloe
The Early Bird Gets the Best Seat
BEGINS
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