Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, October 08, 1920, Page 4, Image 4

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    FERSSNflL ÌS? LOCAL |
THK rue« »OR YOUR
MONEY
la. first of all. the savings
bank. Later, when you have
accumulated enough, you can
take come of It out and Invest
U at a higher rate of Interest,
but it is always safe to entruet
us first with your spare funds.
We allow you interest com­
pounded every six mouths—
and your money to absolutely
safe here
FIRST NATIONAL-BANK
OF SOUTHERN OREGON
Successful Canning
and Preserving
ISN’T all knowing how and taking pai
ou’ve got to have good equi pment to
sure against loss of your time and waste of
valuable food.
We take great care to obtain the canners.
jars, jar holders, and racks, rubbers, etc., that
are known to be the most successful.
Come in and talk it over with us.
Rogue River Hardware Co
the
’fffMCHESTlR store
Barber Buys Ford
------- Sedan
New Coats
M O. Wallace, of Roseburg, was
a local visitor last night.
I» 00 buy* a 9x13 matting rug at
Holmans Furniture Store.
9«
W M Cheshire is spending a few
days in Portland visiting friends
Good beds, springs and mattresses
at Holmans Furniture Store
»«
Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Nicholson, of
Vancouver.
were registered last
night at the Josephine
l/ota of good rugs in all sites, both
large and small can be found at Hol-
IC
mans Furniture Store.
W. G. West and wife were visitors
in the city from Portland, leaving
this morning for the north.
Fancy new crop alfalfa need. at
100
Fardee's Grocery.
Mrs H. S Wynant left today for
Bray. Cal., where she will spend the
next 10 days visiting.
Tube free with every Firestone
97
tire at Hobart's.
Mrs Nancy Sixemore arrived to­
day from Ashland for a vielt with
Mrs. F B. Wtlmarth
See our window tor new and daln-
ty pattern in dinner 4 3 and SO plece
0«
»eta Holmana Furniture Store.
Two J5c cans of cocoa tor Me at
the one cent eale. The Retail Store.
Mrs. B. S Griffin arrived thia
morning from her home at Silverton
and will visit here for a few days
with Mrs M. IA. Griffin
Firestone
Tube free with every
•7
tire at Hobart's.
G. X. Wendling, president ot the
Wyre-Bound box company, of Rhn
Francisco, spent a (hort time In the
city today with I. A- Roble, who
runs the local box factory.
Gray winter oats for fall seeding
at Counts Feed Store.
98
A. G. Church wood.
formerly a
member of the police force of this
city, but now of Portland, le in the
city for a few days, stopping while
here at the Oxford
Mrs. G W Shelter, of the Western
Hotel, left this morning for Portland
and after a short vielt there will
leave for Minnesota where ahe win
visit with her daughter for the next
three weeks
DALTON
P. A. DeGenault
AUTHORIZED FORD SALES AND SERVICE
.clear up title to the lands, some of,
Box Factory Again Running—
The box factory which has been which are under dispute, the rail­
closed down was started again this roads declaring some agricultural
morning. The present outlook is for lands granted them by the govern­
a continuous run throughout the ment. The Jewett property in Fruit- [
dale, for instance, was listed by the j
winter.
railroads as agricultural, while it is
—
distinctly mineral land.
Darn ing Party—
_ I
At the Waldorf hall Saturday
night.
9« 50-50 Dancing Club-
Will start promptly at 8:90 Fri­
day evening. All are urged to be
Will Hold MeeUng—
preeent.
95
County Agent R. E. Miller is plan­
ning to attend the meeting of the
cattlemen of the Illinois valley to­ Federal Commlseion I /Baren—
The member* of the federal trade
morrow. The meeting is to be held
at Holland and it is expected that all commission hearing party reft the1
the stock men of the valley will at­ '■Ry yesterday afternoon and today1
for Salt i/ake City, where the hear­
tend.
ing against the Utah-Idaho Sugar
company will be renamed. It Is hoped
Survey I* Mad«—
J. R. Harvey returned yesterday . to have this hearing completed and I
from a mineral survey of the differ the arguments In the case presented 1
ent districts of the county, which waa before the federal trade commission '
being made by the government. Tne j before Christmas. The hearing has
survey Included all
the territory already been on for six months.—
from the mines adjacent to Granta Medford Tribune.
Pass to the rough country around the
Althouse. It wss made by govern­
ment experts who are attempting to
E R Miller Is spending a few days
at Klamath »'alls attending to some j
busineas matters
Tube tree with every
Firestone
tire at Hobart's.
*■
Mrs
W
J.
Robertson,
of
Brook
­
j
ing*. was a local visitor yesterday,
leaving last night for San Francisco
Always lot* of range* and heaters
at Holman* Furniture Store
9i>
Robert Grimmett, of Kerby, waa a
buslnem visitor In the city yesterday,
stopping at the Oxford last night.
Get your alfalfa and red clover
seed at Counts Feed Store.
98
M W Baldwin came down from
Wolf Creek yeeterday to attend to
some buxine*» matter* tn th« city
9x9 matting rugs at 87.50
8x9
matting rugs at 85.50. At Holman*
Furniture Store
»8
A. M. Lawson. K hop buyer from
Portland, la stopping at the Oxford
for a few days.
Tube free with every Firestone
tire at Hobart'S
97
Mrs J P Cyan, O. V Dy an and
Mtsa Dy an. or Berkeley, are returning
home after an auto trip north They
stopped last night at the Josephine
Fancy new crop alfalfa seed, at
Pardee's Grocery.
100
Mr and Mrs. A. J. Hite were regis­
tered last night st the Josephine,
giving their home address a* Port­
land
mr$. Hellie lka$
i
IN THE GOOD OLD DAYS
1 IM,MAR WVH WORTH A LOT AND A MIN W AN WORTH
VERY I.ITTLF. YOUR NEW FALL Hl IT TAMARRI» TO lol It
MIAMI RE HY
Mild. MAKE vol UUltTII MORE I’D YOl HMKIJ- AND TO YOl H
FAMILY—YOU WILL HE Hl ItPItlHEI* TO FIND HOW FEW
DOLLARS WILL PAY THK BILL
Local dealer amrly «litiwi year«
GEO. 8 CALHOUN
HAVE YOUR
Fall Suit and
Overcoat
MADE TO MEAMITCK IIY
Hart, Schaffner & Man
AT
Peerless Clothing Co.
IF YOl' IHD NOT G KT ONK
OF THH
‘ WE
Bo oToid CJ
Al* IIKSTLARN CAM, FOR
ONE-
Sells Drugs and Books
ZAe ^cMccdtC
BETTER
VALUES
The Money!
NOW
INLY
TWO
l»AYS
C. A. WINETROUT
Mr. and Mrs. C. W Woodcock, of
Kerby, sprat Thursday in th« city
•'Bixby's Shu-White." Sabin has It. |
CLEMENS
IM» T LET ANOTHER
BBT TN'TIL VOI HAVE SFEV
I
IS A HAPPY MAN. FOR HE RIDES IN A FORI» SEDAN. P. A.
MAYS NOTHING LIKE IT, LET IT RAIN OR SNOW. I'M €X»SY
IN MY H*RD I8EDAN. YOU WILL NEVER KNOW REM.
MOTORING JOY UNTIL YOU HAVE A FORD SEDAN.
Just Arrived
ARE THE FRIENI*
THE WORKING MAN- ONCE
IN A WHILE SOME OF OUR
COMPETITORS THROW OUT
SOMETHING FOR A DAY OR
TUO TRYING TO OMVUI i
YOl THAT THEY CAN SELL
MERCHANDISE
JUST
CHEAPLY .AM THE
Sample Store
THE
DARK
MIRROR
LOI IS JOSEPH VANCENI
Smanbingly <w-n national
AND
WHEN YOU TAKE
QUALITY INTO (ONMDEItA-
TION. THEY ARE SIMPLY
I/OST—YOU CAN HI Y ISO
WEIGHT OVERA I, IS HERE
AT $1 .»*♦•
Rest Assured
THAT WHEN HOME ONE
THROWS OUT AN OVERALL
story
of a New York society woman
who came to be known in the
UNDER WORM* as "Red Car­
nahan's Girl." Unquestionably
Mb» Halton's greao*t picture
since the "Flame of the Yu­
kon."
FOR $1.75, THE
Sample Store
HAS IT ¿EAT FOR $1.0».
OVERALLS 221» UT
il.PH
COVERALLS, $1.50 VALUE...
_ ALBO—
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Your Financial
Thermometer
YOl It HANK ACCOt NT IM Vol II FIN ANCIAL
THKR.MOMKTKIL KEEP YIM R FINANCHt IN
A HKAI/THY. GROWING <N»NDITION IIY Al»-
DING REGULAR DEINKITN TO YOl R FUNIM.
START AN ACCOUNT WITH THE JOSEPHINE
COUNTY HANK.
J osephine C ounty B ank
G rants 'P ass .O regon
Ardencraig Farm
For Sale
Complete With Stock and Equipment
at $50,000.00
Seed Wheat, Barley, Oats and
— Rye —
Guaranteed Flour at $3.00 per sack
For Sale at the
JOSEPHINE COUNTY FLOUH MILL
Corner Third and G Street
$3.(1»
Phene 123
SUNSHINE COMEDY
HER LIGHTWEIGHT LOVER
OREGON
SUNDAY
“BELOW THE
Hl IO-ACE"
WE HAVE YOU 25 TO So PER
CENTON EVERY Pl IM H AHE
Sample
Store
R obert bosworth
¡71
“BELOW THE SURFACE”
A PIOTI RE UP TO THE HIGH STANDARD OF OREGON HP».
CI AIS. THE MOST REMARK MILK UNDER-W ATER HCKNKN
EV ER SHOWN.
'"'MM'
COMING MUNDAY
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