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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 13, 1920)
NTH ni» IV, MrVIMlini HI, Ifrjo. • •ILIXTH PAM DAILY I» >1'111 EH —- Hua Ntralghl through Iba »av- Inpa dopartmmt of thia bank. Tuk« thl* road und you will be Hit f», You will travel over thia road Again and again with your earning« to b» saved up her» for I you at 1 per rent In- 18 reut 1 compounded twice a Start today. • OMMEHl'IAL — MAVIXflH Till HT DEPAHTMEXT SAFE DKPOSIT Pre uh peanut candy daily at Horn- 28 ♦ I'KRBOXALAXD LOCAL ♦ ' ing'k Shack. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ' P. F. Welch, of Denver, Colo., wa* K. II. Wolf«, a Medfordlte, twin- a burlneHH visitor in the city Friday. lured at th» .losepblne last night. AUTOMOBILE COLLISfON and Preuh taffies every day at Horn property damage insurance. See ing** Shack. ' 28 , Stott at the Buick »nlenroom. 25 J. E. Scanlan, of Eugene. I* trans W. W. Canby left laat night for acting bnnlnevH In Hrant» Para. • I Philadelphia on a buslne** trip. »1500 00, 22500.00, »3500.00 va- Pop corn that will pop—Horning'* • 28 cant residence*, two modern, tor sale.; Shack. Ford touring rar for «ale. Have eg-j lAdle* coat* relined at the Ward- cellent ranclie* anil other acreage* robe Cleaner*, 507 E strAst, opposite In and out city. Know* value«, reet-J Colonial Phone 147. 21tf dent for 15 years. See W. H. Pat- Hamraermill Bead letter Head* tlflo, 204 N. ft th street. 22tf and Bavelopea at the Courier oBtce PAO! FIVB Thomsons Corsets POPVLAItLY PlilCHD AM» MADE TKVK TO SIZE A mrs. Hellie Deas Ml Mill ,< raDTMAi ursrjit • Begins TOMORROW —MATINEE— Plays Thru TUESDAY This play is a still greater triumph for the author who thrilled you with his “Back to God’s Country”—another wonderful Northland story of love and romance in the Northwest Canadian forests. We are telling you now that there isn’t one fhw in the entire picture i Now to Satisfy Jack Frost Appetitesi I I EKE ¡ire the right Cooking TTtensila * * for the big, bountiful, appetizing' nourishing meals that everybody wants in cold weather. We have every pan, dish, jx»t, skillet or other utensil you need, for everything “that mother used to make.’* Come in today and pick out the prac tical. sensible things you waut. All spe cially displayed. e Rogue River Hardware Co. p— THE TV/^CHEiTEK STORE «8 * —n 4IEF MVDOWELL > If You Will Come and Look JOHN KEITH mir nur ne» lint* of Imported unti tlomeoUr noolen», and note the falrn«*«» of our prie,*», all thin talk about the Itigli <«■»1 of rlutliea util niean nothing to you. Huit* tailored to yitur metture—|x*rfr«11on of fit, style and |>rot"trtlon to Milt you at $11.1 to M5. IR1AM KIRKSTONE GEO 8. CALHOUN Ixwal dueler nearly slvteea year« 603 G STREET One Special Lot MACKINAW COATS $ J Q-85 Peerless Clothing Co S' *‘l- V* | * Shoes for the Family I a 1 1 È Y" * K i i ' ► > 1 A □ iTfd •n 14." i WOODWA RD’S 10.1 X. SIXTH* ST. Call at the Josephine County Bank but ar<* cordially Invititi to rail til the .lotephine County llnnk, mi et our ttlîlt ern «ntl tun omo ne- tpinlhtttl with the efficient y of olir aervlee, which The story swings into quick action right from the start; keeps one guessing vainly as to what is coming next and never falters irnits stride. “The River's End1’ is going to pack this theatre just as “Back to God’s Country” did. We earnestly advise attending Matinee Tomorrow, and as early in the day as possible. nr lielieve will prove ii.efiil. r I I Low Admission J osephine C ounty B ank G rants P ass .O regon XX *131
