Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, October 23, 1920, Page 8, Image 8

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MITI
TAGE KIGHT
I
SEEING
CONVINCING
A pair of shoes that wo sell
for 96.98 is now selling for $S
to 1’0 elsewhere.
HOYS HIGH TOP SHOES
are eellins here st *3.65,
IS.»5. 14.18 and I6.il—sav­
ing you real I I |.
WHY?
the
Eastern market Is 6
months ahead of the west—C.
J. Breier Is now in New York.
Mr Breier does not make buy­
ing a sideline—he and has as­
sistants are busy all the time
buying merchandise at the
right price.
LADIES TAX CALF
military heel, lace boot .*6.50
I AIMES VICI K1I>
military heel, lace boot—*6 9S
LADIES CHESTNIT BROWN
Louis heel, lace boot, why pay
116 elsewhere -------------- *9.85
SAND BVCK LACE BOOT
Louis heel. Goodyear welt,
value 115. eastern price ..*4.98
BARGAINS IX MENS Sl ITS
OVERALLS
Blue Bib, 230 weight___ |1.98
Sample
Store
BORN
HOPKIRK—In New York City. Sai-
urday, October 23. to Mr and Mrs.
Harold Hopkirk, a daughter. Mrs.
Hopkirk was formerly Miss Ruth
Hathaway, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. Hathaway.
TONIGHT
7:45—S. D. A. Chapel
7th and E Sts
"The Big 4
of Dan. 7”
Is the Subject of
LEONARD E.
CAMPBELL
Sunday
Night
Subject
"Why Am I
What I Am?”
|flt the Church« |
Chrixtian Church
Bible sohool at 10 o'clock
Communion at 11. followed by ser-
i nxon by Rev. Doser.
Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p. tn.
Evening sermon by Rev.
Beam
Salvation Antsy
Meetings on Tuesday. Thursday.
¡Saturday and all day Sunday. Sun-
¡day school at 2 30. Bring the chil­
dren.
I
Newman M. E. < bun b
Sunday school at 10 a ni.
Epworth leagues at 6:30 p. m.
At 11 a. m. the pastor will preach
on the theme ''Incline Your Ear” and
in the evening at 7:30 on the theme
, 'How to Know You Are Not a Chrte-
tlan.”
COME
HEAR
FOR
YOUR
SELF
È lLJfM
IVI adc
To secure your new Fall and Winter Suit,
Overcoat, Hat, Shoes and other Furnishing!
at greatly REDUCED PRICES.
i
Bethany l'n'-H tcrlan Ctiurvli
school—Classes
10:00—Sunday
for all ages
ll:0<k—Morning worship, •The
"Spirit's Conviction of Sin ”
The
7:30—Evening worship.
Message of the Harvest.”
Tuesday. October 26. Third pot
' luck supper, followed by classes and
studies on "The Situation in the Far ■
East.” At 8 the measures to be voted
on at the coming election will be ex­
plained. Bring your pamphlets with
lyoe.
Wednesday. Oct. 27, the Woman's
Association will hold Its monthly
missionary meeting with Mrs L O
' Clement at 830 Washington boule­
vard. Subject. "Alaska."
Thursday, midweek service. Study
‘John. Chapter VIII.
Henry O. Hanson, minister
St. Anne's Catholic Church
Sunday mass at 9 o’clock.
Rev. S. A. Coupai, pastry.
St. Iaike’s Episcopal
Evening services at 7:30 p. m.
cordial welcome to strangers.
Rev. Philip K. Hammond.
Vicar in charge
Firwt Chen-h of <liri»t Scientist
Christian Science services are held
every Sunday in the W. O. W. hall,
at 11 a. m.
Wednesday evening
meeting at 8 o'clock. The subject
Sunday is “Probation After Death.”
Reading room is open from 2 to
4 p. m daily except Sundays and
holidays, The public is cordially in­
vited to attend the services and to
visit the reading room.
COMING EVENTS
Oct. 23 and 25, Saturday and Mon­
day—Salvation Army Harvest
tlval.
October 29. Friday—Hallowe'en
ty at Presbyterian church.
December 15-17—Teachers' State
examinations will be held.
December 20-22—Josephine County
teachers' Institute.
Gigantic
Stock
Reduction
Sale
Still On
and there are many very
attractive Bargains in every department of
this stock of men’s and young men's High-
Grade Apparel. Nearly every day we aro re­
ceiving goods that were purchased last Spring
at right prices which we also include in this
Great Sale—in fact- Nothing Reserved—
Everything Must Go.
It will pay you to anticipate your needs
for the next six months and then take advant-
age of this Opportunity and Save Mon» y—
Buy Now.
PEERLESS
Clothing Co
“Cash Clothiers
“If Men Wear It, We Have It
Copyright 1920 Hart bviunncr & Marx
«
chemical action of a sulphuric acid, until it Is gone; you
Icals with electricity
solution on the lead plates.
But why. you may ask, must the produce electricity.
The English call a
battery be charged with electricity
Storage Battery Is a Misnomer and before it will give out electricity? an accumulator, but
So Are Some of the Other Names
Simply this, the passing of an .elec­
It Is t alhxl
tric current through the battery is
necessary to put the plates and elec-
It's funny how car owners call trolyte In the proper chemical condl-
their storage batteries names when tlon for the production of electricity,
they fail to perform the duties for This is what charging does. Changes
the lead sulphate In the negative
which they are intended.
Nine times out of ten it Is the own­ plates Into spongy lead and the lead
er who should be called names for sulphate in the positive plates Into
not giving his battery proper atten­ lead proxlde.
In these operations acid Is formed
tion. Be that as it may, the storage
battery is one of the most Inappro­ and goes back into the electrolyte.
priately named parts of the car.
This Is the action stated In Its simp­
Contrary to the generally accepted lest form. Discharging results In the
opinion, it does not store electricity I reverse action. You don't fill the
It generates current through the; battery with electricity and use it
Sunday, Oct. 24,1920
or
"Why Do I
Keep Satur­
day for the
Sabbath?”
Here is Your Opportunity !
BETHANY
PRESBYTERIAN
4'Hl'RiT!
11:00—“Your GREATEST SIN”
7:30—“WHITE INTO THE HAR­
VEST.”
HENRY G. HANSON
MINISTER
BRING VOIR FRIE NI IS
Ho I reckon storage batteries
|continue to supply starts and tights
The scientific term 1« secondarj for automobiles whether that Dame
storage battery i cell hut as It isn't at all descriptive Is accurate or not.
E A. ALAMS
that Is no im­ I It is never likely to become popular Oh
treat its . hem
so that It will
or n n
The FORD
.A—
COUPE and
SEDAN
Are now used by those who have always
looked to the large cars for motor com­
forts. The roomy and deep upholstered
seats with plenty of leg room is sure to
satisfy the most fastidious.
SPECIAL Ml SIC
ft
ROOFING
PAPER AND COMPOSITION ROOFING
C. A.
Winetrout
LAIB XEW ANI» IIEPAIRED
L. J. Otis
740 NORTH TENTH STREIT, GRANTS PASS, OREGON
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