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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 2, 1920)
mi nsi» tv, GRANTS PA x S DAILY toi llll II de « fmbi R U, ii»u. I IX THE CIIK I K OF FIX IX« I "Woodbury's Facial Soap." Sabin Why Pay More?— has it. 40 All Suits. Overcoats. A beautiful line of floor lamps at Furnishlugs reduced one third Holman's Furniture Store. 41 legs at Peerless Clothing Co. December Victor record* are now in at Rowell's ♦ 40 Mate Engineer Herts- Percy Cupper. state engineer, ar Real Navajo Indian rugs at a spe fixed this morning from Portland cial {Sri e Friday and Saturday only and Is si«endlng th* day In going Holman's Furniture Stord 41 ovor the Granta Puss irrigation dis H.'R. Floyd returned to Kerby to trict. Mr. Cupper has stated his ap day after spending a few days in the proval of the district on numerous city on buslhess. occasions and la taking this oppor- I have a larger and more complete tun'ty of acquainting himself with line of good beds, springs and mat the progrrns made on the work tresses. Holman's Furniture Store. Remember the bazaar at the M. E l>r. IHmmlck Moves Office— To 113 Mi South Sixth street. ovor church. Tuesday afternoon, and even 41 ing. December 7th. 39tf Peerless Clothing store. We have the goods in Granta Pass and can beat any mail order price at Stock Shipment Made— C. N. Culy has just returned from I Holman's Furniture Store. \ 41 Portland where he wpnt with a car Mrs. M. M. Bowers returned to her load of hogs and cattle. Th«» ship home dear Leland this morning after ment Included 19 head of cattle and a tew days in the city. l«> head of hogs The market for Ladies coats relined at the Ward hogs showed up stronger Tuesday robe Cleaners, 507 E street, opposite ( with the top at 313.50. They were Colonial Phone 147. flipped through the Josephine coun- Mexican Zarapes pillow tops and tv association. table covers at a special price Friday and Saturday only. Holman's Furni I >rv*i. Shoe«*— ture Store. 41 Reduced 20 per sent at Peerlres Lunch will be served afternoon Clothing Co. and evening, at the bazaar held in the M. E. church parlors, Tuesday. ILUufall Wiu* Heavy. The rainfall during the 34 hours December 7th. 39tf Just a very few of those nice auto from 5 o'clock Tuesday evening until robes left. Make your selection be- th«« same hour last night showed a From 5 «r '6 lnch fore It is too late, Holman's Furol- lure Store. 41 j o'clock last night until thia morn ing .35 Inch fell. It appears that the Mrs. O. R. Hoxie, who lives at 1 Summil. the highest point the South rainfall was confined to the lower ern Pacifi reaches in going bverethe valley, as the river did not show any The Siskiyou range, came down to the marked rise this morning. weather forecast Is fpr fair weather "valley of sunshine'' yesterday. Mrs.| tomorrow. Hoxie says that there is six feet of. snow on the mountain She also I'nran Emampment Friday— states that there is much «4ork going All officers ami members of Psr on repairing the snow sheds »nd get an Encampment No. 29, are request ting ready for winter. ed to be present at the I. O. O. F. A nice line of real Tennessee andl hall Friday evening. December 3. at Oregon Cedar Chests at the right I 8 o'.-lock. There will be degree prices. Hoiman's Furniture Store 41! work, with refreshments served la Chicken tamales and other good ter By order of the C. P . B. Aj Wll- things to suit the taste, served at ■ llama, scribe. the luncheon next Tuesday afternoon and evening, December 7th. at the Don't Forget— M. E. church bazaar. 39tf The home made fancy work sale of Be sure to make yotir selection the home league of the Salvation, Indian g-ugs and the real Mexi an pil Army. Home made articles such as low tops and table covers. Holman's. quilts and fancy work of all kinds, | Furniture Store Friday and Satur Saturday, De ember 11. beginning at j day only. 41 10 a m. Proceeds for relief work , 3. E. Walcott has been visiting Sale to take place at the hall on <1 here for several days with his broth str«»et Junior Sergt. Major Mrs. «At- ( er. C. C. Walcott. Mr. Walcott is an kino, in charge of sale« ------------------- | ardent fisherman and during his vis ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦ e ♦ + it here managed to make several EASTERN STAR ♦! good catches. He is now a strong ♦ ♦ • ♦ *« v « • • * ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦[ booster for the Rogue and Its fish- At the Eastern Star election helil ini. He returned to Portland this Wednesday nlglTt the following wen- morning. Be soure to make your selection elected officers for the ensuing year: W. Matron—Mrs. A. S. Barnes. of those real Navajo Indian rugs W Patron—Ch <!<• B Niles. while the stock Is complete, Special Asso Matron—Mrs. A. B. Cornell prices Friday and Saturday only. Secv —Mary A. Brown. Holman’s Furniture Store 41 Treasurer—Mrs Anna Stinebaugh ConductressMrs. A. K. Case. Dan« Ing Party— Asso. Conductress—Mrs. Roscoe Saturday night, at the Waldorf Bratton. hall. 42 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SOI THKRN OREGON Buy a Broom Special Prices BROOMS »1.50 VALUE —......»1-1» BROOMS »1.25 VALVE ONc BROOMS »100 VALVE........... ..... 7»c FIBER BROOMS SOLD FOR »1493 .......... 4Nc TOY BROOMS FOR THE KIDDIES .......... -Hie VITALIC CLEANER REGULAR PRICE »23.50. NOW »IS Rogue River Hardware Co THE WINCHESTER STORE “YOV—WOMAN • HAVE SERVED MV l'l RPOSE" TONIGHT OXLY HAROLD MoGR \ rii - extraord i n a r y »tory of quixotic bravery, love, hurled treasure, «hose», intrigue i|n<l most thrill* ing adventure. A SPLENDID HAZARD” Produced by ALLAN DWAN COMEDY — SEMINARY SCANDAL ILLITERATE DIGEST KATHERINE CALVERT AT THE ORGAN OREGON A XEW SHOW TOMORROW ANNETTE KELLERMAN in ••WHAT WOMEN DOVE" Haminermlll Bond l-etter Headi Saturday A«l* in I'ourlcr— MerchanUr who desire display and Envelopes at the Courier office ¡space in the Saturday Courier must ■ have their copy in by Friday night j at 4 o'clock. USED BUICK 7-Passenger Fine condition—Newly painted I $1300 P. N. G. Club to Meet Friday— The Past Noble Grand club will meet at the I. O. O. F. parlors at 2:30 Friday afternoon. All Past Noble Grands are cordially invited. * C. L. Hobart Co. No doubt you are—for everyone but the habitual spend-thrift is. The best way to build a fund to your credit is to make weekly deposits with the Josephine County Bank. J osephine C ounty B ank G rants P ass .O regon COMING EVENTS Dec. 10, Friday—Ladles Auxiliary danee. Waldorf hall, 8 30 p. m. 48 December 15-17—Teachers' State examinations trill be held. December 30-32—Joeeohins County teachers’ institute. Hall Was «'rowdtwl— The dance at the Waldorf hall last night proved to be popular with local fiance fans. The floor was crowd«*! all evening. The Hawaiian music and the hula-hula dancing were exceptionally good. Luke the Physi«-ian— A course of mid-week Bible studies on the Gospel of Luke will begin at the Baptist church tonight at 7:30. Topic "Why the Third Gospel was Written.” C. M. CJllne, minister. 40 Are You Interested in Saving Money? 9 Ixurion Meets Tonight— The American Legion trill meet tonight at the courthouse. The meet ing will he short in order that mem bers who wish to attend the Chamber 1 of Commerce meeting may do so. Some important business is to be brought up and It Is necessary that every member be on hand early. A Christmas Suggestion— Every lady makes use of calling cards. A finely printed or beautl- fully engraved card would make an acceptable gift.” Order now for prompt delivery. Many people claim they have been relieved and cured of this dread ail ment by using Anti-Uric If you suffer with gout, rheumatism or lumbago get an outfit of this her bal remedy. Money re funded if you are not satisfied. For sale bv SABIN’S DRUG STORE FOR CHRISTMAS If you put off buying Greeting Cartls until the week Ix-for«'. you'll be »(«ending the week af ter Christmas in getting Xew Year's cards for all the friend* you forgot. Begin to make up a list today. CLEMENS Sells Drugs and Books Jtes* I Ihr foremost biilorlAg h«»u»r In the world making clothing to individual uienauro luttr announced a hwkki ' ing <- i t i\ ritte »> tluH rvrtaiul) juntifle« you lu hu>iiitf n«»w Silicon iiMirw local tlcalrr GEO S CALHOUN All Suits and Overcoats Reduced 1-3 **d Less Peerless Clothing Co. Shoes for the Family— New pumps, oxfords mid shoes, brown anti black and adjustment prices at WOODWARD’S TREES! TREES! BERRIES! ORNAMENTAL! Lambert cherries and two dozen silver prunes. Will have later on Figs, Japanese Persimmons, etc., for novelties, in fact everything in the nursery line. For any of the above stock call at 860 North Seventh street, except Saturdays, as I shall be away. Rheumatism CARDS Apple Dumplings— And Clam Chowder like mother used to make at the Bonbonniere Friday. to More of those good maitresse*, also Simons bed*. New comforts at »3.95. Feltep to cover that bad floor, »1 per square yard. Phone 71. BOOTH'S SECOND HAND STORE Special Reduced Prices PERSONAL ÜJS LOQÆL our banking institution occu pies an enviable »osttion. O ir service {o depositors la second to none, ottering. as we do, our vast experience and facilities We can accommodate you with almost anything within reason if its in relation to a sound banking syste. We solicit your acoount. I OH, WISE PUBLIC! I If a picture is not worth while it doesn’t take San Francisco and Portland long to find out. The public is perfectly frank, perfectly sincere, usually right in its point of-view. Humoresque Has gone «taught Jo people’s hearts, they are earnestly un stintingly, unceasingly proclaim ing its supremacy, and when the public is universal in its approval there is not much left to say. "HUMORESQUE” began its third week Sun day, September 19, in each Portland and S<in Francisco under the same triumphant conditions that marked the opening day.
