Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, October 09, 1920, Image 5

Grants Pass daily courier., October 09, 1920, Page 5, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextR<n ri » a r, Hartman ». imo . ‘Nonapl Get All of the High Priced Butter Fat That Your Cows Produce! Make your butter fat bring you $20. (X) more for every cow you own, every year. The H«bln baa IL llenew your bouse Inside and out with Patton'a Sunproof paint from Cramer Bros 96 19 00 buys a 9x12 matting rug at Holmans Furniture Store, 96 Deloo-ldgbt Kleetrlcity for every farm. 96 Fancy new crop alfalfa Med, at Pardee's Grocery. 100 Tube free with every Firestone tire al Hobart’s. »7 The newest and greatest phono graph, the lAnollan-Vorallon at Hel« mer’s. "The Home of Good Furnl- Heating stoves 13 and up at the Grants Paas Hardware. 96 Have you beard the Vocation al Helmer's. 96 Just Arrived Deleo-Light, the complete farm light and power plant, 96 | Good beds, springs and mattreseea . at Holmans Furniture Store. 96 ' Tube free with every Firestone tire at Hobart’s. 97 Rocka-Bye, swings, walkers, high chairs and Jumpers tor the babies at Helmer’s. 96 l«ots of good rugs In all sixes, both large and small can bo found at Hol- New Coats i » mr$. ntiHt nta$ Come und tee it at the Rogue River Hardware BEGINS TOMORROW MATINEE Plays Thru Tuesday Your Financial Thermometer HOBART BOSWORTH J osephine C ounty B ank G rants 'P ass . O regon A Th os. H. Ince Special Harb and woven wire fencing at the Granta Paas Hardware. »6 ELKAY’S Dye Soap A tale that is full of the surge of the sea, the tang of salty waves—a tale of fog and wreck—of danger and daring and boundless love, picturing the most sensational under wa ter adventures ever shown on the screen--------------------- A daring theme treated in a daring manner, thoroughly strong without being gruesome. THE USUAL GOOD FILLERS KATHERINE CALVERT AT THE ORGAN LOW ADMISSION PRICES Adults 35c—Kiddies 15c—Includes war tax Woodmen Take Notice— On Monday night, October 11. a mnoker will be held at the hall, and each member Is requested to bring some one eligible for membership. Cards, plenty to smoke and eat. A K. Cass, clerk. 96 ' I lancing Party— At the Waldorf hall ■■a I night. i..... . ■ 1 " ’*• *" * Saturday 96 M" OREGON worth I'dlorlng Is worth mon« tlum the prior iiakoti. 1 oil can tetre the conforta of this first tailoring within yonr reach, and mm . for your self. Local dealer nearly sliteen years today Conic GEO. S. CALHOUN Peerless Clothing Co P. S. MR. AND MRS. PUBLIC- Don’t let another sun set. until you have seen DOROTHY DALTON in “THE DARK MIRROR.” Unquestionably Miss Dalton’s greatest picture since The Flame of th Yukon.”