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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 3, 1920)
IlíX.IX N«»W IN» » H The regular saver will be as healthy ill finance« as the reg ular eater la healthy in body. Your welcome to our Savings Bank Is not In proportion to the else of your account. Our bank is sound serviceable; It la a bank that seeks your con venience and safety. tOVIMKRilM, — SAVINGS TlilSI DFI’Ut I MIX I SAFE DEl’OSIT srvH’ u uisravv S V s 1 » -, THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SOUTHERN OREGON Special Sale! For Week October 25th to 30th 15% Discount ON Automobile Tires Discount Tokpc on Inner * UUC j Rogue River Hardware Co VWS WINCMtSnX STOSS LÛQAL PER52N/1L Eunis Smith is apeudiag the day visiting iu Merlin. Hev. Joeeph Knotts of the Meth dist church »»ent to Medforo thia morning to spend the day. 17 ''Freeaone.'* Sabin has It. Frank South returne.l to Yoncol la this morning after returning her«» to cast his ballot. Mr and Mrs P. W. Mile« were vis itom in the city yesterday leaving this morning for <’«>ttage Grove G. N 8kinner anil H W. Parmelee, of Waldo, were local visitor», last night hearing the election returns. Mrs E. A. CtMunbera, of Albany, is visiting here with her daughter. Mrs E. H Tuttle, at 321 Rogue River Ave. Mr and Mrs Adam Schaffer, for- fmerly of* Merlin but now residents of > Montana, are visiting friends in the I city. Mrs. J Ouster and Mrs. Nora Mur phy left this morning for Merlin ■ where they will spend the day VI» Hing- Jerome Fertlg. engineer for th«» ¡local irrigation district, wont to Gre- ! nada this morning to spend the day | on business Mrs. B. S. Griffin, who has been visiting here with relatives for a few weeks, left this morning for her , , home at Silverton Mrs. S E. Dillon returned to her J home at Elma. Wash., this morning ' after visiting at Waldo with Mrs. A. I M. Grimm Meet O. J. Ixtw at the Church of ¡Christ next lx»rd's day. 17 Fred A. Williams will return this evening to Salem after spending a few days in the city casting his bal lot and receiving congratulations over the recent addlt'fn to the WII- \ Hams family. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Robison, came ! up from Grants Pass to spend Sun- t day with relatives In Ashland. Mr. j Robinson went back Sunday night, but Mrs. Robinson will remain with her mother. Mrs. C. V. Beeler, tn this city until after election.—-Ashland Tiding* foster trade relations between Ger COMING EVENTS many and Russia. The new institu- Oct. 31-Nov. 14—Evangelistic meet tlon will cooperate with Petrograd | ings at the Baptist ch arch by Reid the Irish evangelist. 14 ' and Moscow banks as well as with November 6. Saturday—Grants Pas* leading Russian industrialists. It is , She'« about to do it Irrigation district bond election, She's about to do it proposed to include the Baltic and at Rogue River Valley grange hall. She's about to do it border state« in the newly formed - Nov. 6. Saturday Regular meeting She'll atMMit to do it bank’s sphere of influence. of the iatdie«' Auxiliary at the The Vossische’s financial editor Chamber of Commerce rooms, at says that the lively interest display-! 3 o'clock. ed by the United States and England ' I Nov. 7, Sunday—-''Harvest Home” in Russian trade relaUonB should be i services at the church of Christ an incentive for Germany to turn her Sunday. 20 ▼ trade eye to the east. He declare« "tbat'w'orld conference« Nov. 8. Monday- Banquet and Jinks by Grants Pass Modern Woodmen, will discuss the European situation ! 6:30 o'clock. Ixtdies at banquet. in vain so long as they continue to exclude Russia from their economic | November 11, Thursday—Armistice day. Program in afternoon and calculations. dance in evening by American'Le gion. Hamlet’s Advantage The play's the filing f" exclnlmed December 15-17—Teaohers’ State Berlin, Nov. 3.—A new bank cepi-j Hamlet. Then he added aside: "For- examinations will be held tallzed at 11,000,U00 marks has been ; tuna’ely the cinema has not been In December 20-22—Josephine County organized here by a syndicate of | vente«!. so the king cannot forsake my teachers' institute. German bankers and industrialists to »how to go to the movie« Making Glass e« Rice Husks. Experiments have been carried out Bui tna with the Idea of utilizing rhe silica content of paddy rice husk* in the manufacture of gin«.* On burning the husks about lx [ ht •■«•nt of *lil>e ash Is obtained. anil although this n«h contains small quantities of iron It lias been proved io b«- sultabl«* fur the inanufacture of glass having n fiale green or yellow color, In hurtling the husks sufficient heat I» generated to carry out tlir varions proc»»*««-«. BRYANT WASHBURN Ctuse for Admiration. Mildred - mo’lier married an elder ly looking man with a gray heard. When Mildred- mint asked her If *h» liked her » ■ her. «lie unld. "Oh. very much he look* like San ta Chiu- a NEW LINE OF Enameled Ware JUST ARRIVED BOOTH'S SE«N».ND HAND STORE 111 SOUTH «TH ST. * I »ant ing Party— Saturday night at hail. the Waldorf Knit Underwear and Flannelnette Gowns for Winter Wear ClirUtian Hclence las lure— Hrants Pass opera house, Frida» November'S« 8 p m RuuinutK«' Jialc PonitHtiMsl--- Owing to (he death of Mrs T P Cramer, one of the members nt the committee, til«» rummage sale to hav<> been given Saturday. Nov t. will be postponed until Saturday. Nav. 13 Itancing t in-»« Starts— Monday evening. Nov 15. If you wish to Join, please give your name to Mrs. Covettsche. < lilt-ken P* 35c al the Bonbonttierv Thursday t'lirUUuu Science IxH-turc Granta Paas opera house. Friday. November 5, 8 p. nt. 18 mr$. nellie Peas The House Back of If you will coûte lu »ml look «»ter <»t»r tic« line uí iui|H>rtrsl anti do tti this talk uirsUc w«Hi|en» ami tutte II»«' fair««*»* ”• «ttr pri<-«e about lite Itigli <«s»t «»f «'loliica «Ili mean ti-’tliiug to >«>u. Muka' it it politi Io aer our valiitv* al glA.tHl to S<k>mi. Igual dealer ni-arly slxt QUO. «S CALHOUN OVERCOAT Osvllfish Over, »•»• / According Io «miu squid, or euttletlsh, u tu»- fo-xl of the sperm wlmi«’ ently th«- game Is n«»l «•" - There la told « thrill'll, tn hug«’ sperm whale r«,IKn. ,,« -t ■ lit surface of the «en ■ it»«- <>| . mighty colls of an •« -topo« Hu. • -i witnessed the fight. Is of the that the devilfish was fa» tarvi’i any of which even fragment* ha», been handle*! by in«n SPECIAL One lot $25 to $35 Values $ 1 Q.85 Peerless Clothing Co. NKU TOMAI FOR SALK—370 acres of land Jerome Prarle, 160 under the ditch survey. Good land, several cords of wood in timber. Located H mile from railroad spur. Clear ti tle. Offered at 116 per acre. L. Edgerton, owner. Shoes for the Family JI NT REt Elk ED— INSURANCE—Fire, automobile, life, accident and health. T. M. Stott. 308 North Sixth St. <2tf AT- W <) O 1) VV A R D’S E L. GALBRAITH Real Estate. In surance. and plate glase liability 609 H G street, phone 38 40tf DISHWASHER WANTED at the Jo- sepbine hotel. 17tf SHOAT8 FOR 3A14C al the Dimtnlck ranch 1 ‘-s miles west of Granta Pass 23 Fl>R SALE— Fresh cow. Otto Hen ricson. Rd. 2. phone 602-F-21. 19 WANTED—Second hand cream sep arator. <!eo. Potts. Rd. 4, phone 603-F-3 2 IS WILL EXCHANGE for city home. 15 Vs a res outside city limits part ly under ditch. Inquire 62 4 t street. 17tf FOR SALE 4 boxes, and 1100 cash Palace hotel fer. burrows with pack saddle«. Complete Inquire for owner at or 1'rtxl Isham trans- FOR SALE- 270 acres of ¡and Jerome Pralrte. 160 under ditch survey. Good land, enough wood In timber to pay for land Ix>cated H mile from railroad spur. Clear title Offered at 115 per acre L. Edgerton, owner. FOR SALE CHEAP Small four room house and 2 large lots. In quire of 'A. J Pcvsera at the Fire department. Community Linen BOX MT4TIONRRV AND <X»BltEHI*ONI»EN«'E GAMM ENGRAVED IN GOLD GRANTS PASS, OREGON O<>< THE BOX CLEMENS Sells Drugs and Books TA» Western Electric t Washers TUB WENTERN ELECTRIC M ts||. ■H rot CAS DEPEND I IM»N TO W ASH VOI R «TX »THEN. TIIK WM4TERN KLHtTKK WANK* Elt MAKER VOI «IX »TH ER LAST LONGER. COME IX THE STORE OR BUONE t X I» HUE mi: KI I’ll HI VTI- TIVE OF THE WICSTI RX ELKO Title COMPANY DEMONNTKATK THE WENTERN ELM Title W ASH ER TX» VOI', Paul’s Electric Store MOLINE IMPLEMENTS AND TRACTORS Across the Street from Collin’s Garage ^r^ccyiJL J’hue Lr I T I< lì “Too Much Johnson” (From Win. Gillette’»« Famou- St.ige Site«***) The laugh ingest thing you’ve ever seen. Come on in and help pot » kink in Old Man Gloom tin wait :— THIS is only half OREGON FRIDAY—MARGl FRITE CLARK IN > I Dutch Jernment ha« estimated at the normal equivalent of |522,600 annually. ***** °7 Sala Idanks at th« Courier. EACH NEW CUSTOMER MIIO COMES 1X1 THE JOSEPHINE COi NT1 BANK RECEIV s THAT PROMPT ATTENTION IND (M1RDIAL UIIXOMF. Will* II MAKES IT so I'Ll-.IS IN . IND SATISFACTORY TO TRINSMT ANY BANKING BISINI-.SS. CHE« K- | ING MXIMNTS II I INVITED. J osephs C ounty B ank G rants ’ ass .O regon Doorn. Holland. Nov. ! Th: vil lage of Doorn now begins to look up on the former German emperor as a welcome guest. Ill« residence 1: re, under the new tax assessment levied on the exile, 1« expected to Increase the town’s In omo by t>bo i 313,26.", annually, being about 25 per cent of the entire municipal tax receipts of Doorn TI i I h >« the municipal share of the anticipated revenue from tax ation of William’« ini ome which the I
