Grants Pass daily courier., December 04, 1920, Page 2, Image 2

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HUGO
BUY A
BICYCLE
FOR THE BOY FOR CHRISTMAS
1918 Used Maxwell
REPAINTED AND OVERHAULED
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GOOD CONDITION
$550.00 CASH
William’s Garage & Cyclery
Mrs. Caroline Moldt returned from
I Chicago Tusaday morning »Dor ae\
i oral weeks' visit with relatives.
The play. “The Poor Married Man"
! given by the high school Wednesday
| evening afforded a pleasant enter
i talnment for those In attendance
The |»arts were well chosen and the
¡character» well Impersonated
The
i entire rendition reflects much cred
lit upon the teachers and pupil«. Be
I tween the first and second acts H
j W. Ritchie contributed to the pleas
I tire of the evening by reciting some
>>f his comic storiette. The plea and
baskets sold at auction, with C. D
Sexton wielding the hammer, added
Ito the finaticfal tutecees of the even
’ Ing. Net proceeds being ill
This
assurss the school ohlidrett of Hot
lunches during the winter months
Miss Mabel Harris of Omaha, is
| visiting her aunt. Mrs Jessie Cahill.
Mrs Winnie Bagley »pent Thanks­
giving at Myrtle Creek with friends
Mrs Mae Henry spent Friday and
¡Saturday In Grants Pass with her
daughter. Mrs. Harry Schmidt.
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FASHION GARAGE
& MACHINE SHOPS
Day and Night Service
Phone 163
AU. KIN US OF
Lathe, Plainer and Machine Work
AND ANY KIND OF
Acetylene Welding
our prices« are right and with our equipment we <»■
Mil will give you guaranteed satisfaction.
We also
carry a full and complete line of accessories and hlgfa
class oils and greases also just received a new stock of
CHAINS, KOBES. SPOTLAMPS,
W I N 1» S H 1 K L I»
CLEANERS and numerous other extras that will make
your car comfortable for Winter and bad weather.
GILL PISTON RINGS, ALL SIZES—drop In and see
them. GlARANTEED to give satisfaction and also
GVARANTEED FOR THE LIFE OF YOVR MOTOR.
This high-class one p^ece lock joint ring is the stand*
ard equipment of the Curtis Aeroplane Motors this
year and numerous automobile factories.
STORAGE BY DAY, WEEK OR MONTH
C. F. BURKE and E. KNOX, Props
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FRUITDALE
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Mr. and Mrs. Nielson visited the j
I Vnderwoods Monday evening.
Mr. and .Mrs. Barrell, of Grants
’ Pass, called at the G. A. Hamilton
home Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Ella Wright wiu dinner gsost ‘
of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Bates Sunday
A. Bauer spent the week end in i
Ashland with the S. B. Ried family.
The Misses Ethel Bocock and Ruby
Best of Grants Paas, and Winnifred '
Best, of Oakland. Cal., were dinner,
guests of Mr. and Mrs Robert Har­
ris Saturday evening.
Mr. Jenkins purchased a half in-1
tercet In O. A. Hamilton's tractor
and leveler and will use them to put '
his many acres into producing con-i
dition this year.
Mrs. Perkins, now of Oakland. |
Cal., came out to visit Mrs. Florent-.
Brietmayer. and Thursday evening I
they and the little folks went over ;
to Sirs. Slattery’s staying until Sun-1
day when #the family party was com -1
pleted at dinner by the arrival of l
Is a blood disease and
Mr and Mrs Wm. Brietmayer snd
Florenx and son. William.
cannot be cured by ex
Mr. and Mrs E C. Vnderwood
tsrnal
treatments.
were Thanksgiving day dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs E. J. Sheumaker. of
Grants Pass.
Mr« E. J. Childers Is spending the
This herbal remedy will
week end with her s’s’er. Mrs. Fred I
eliminate the cause of
Roper.
gouf, rheumatism or
The past week, has been a very
busy one for the Frultdalers.
On
lumbago or your money
Thursday the annual community
will be refunded. Give
Thanksgiving day dinner was given
it
a trial.
at the grange hall when about 125
home people and guests from Med­
For sale by
ford and Grants Pass seemed to en­
joy themselves physically as well as
so iaBy by the way the good eats
disappeared and the good attention
that was given to the Puritan day
werk
program prepared by our teacher. Miss Elva Garner spent this
In Grant« Pass and Medford.
Miss Allen, with her school, being
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Spence
one *>f the best we ever heard from
Grants Pass visitors Tuesday
little folks. On Saturday the Pomo­
na grange was held at the hall with Wednesday.
Inez and Ashby Fulk are at home
a tfood attendance and three new
the ThnnIsgiving vacation,
during
members were admitted. The fol­
The dance at Spence hall Novem-
lowing Wednesday a large number of
wag well attended, a number
our people attended the annual Farm her 20
Bureau meeting and dinner at the from Deer Creek being present
Mr. and Mrs L. Edwards of Mon­
courthouse.
tague. Cal., are ,spending a few days
with their daughter, Mrs. Clarence
TT
it’s ä Deere
Rheumatism
Anti-Uric
FORD AND CHEVROLET
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Gasoline
Gauges
Shaler Patches
5 Minute Vulcanizer, $1.50
Monkey Grip—The cold patch that won’t come off
Schrader Air Gauges
BATTERY RECHARGING AND INSPECTION
SABIN’S ERUG STORE
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WILDERVILLE
WILDER
VILLE
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£X
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MOLINE, ILL,
Because it«
Io right, by a force of
expert« whose equal
any other plow fac­
tory in lite world There are many dlffi rent
makes of plow». each claiming to fa> tlio fa st, yet
the fact rumina that three John Dri-rn plow« am
a use to one of uny oilier Mud.
The John Deere Fac­
tory, the larg.-st In the w< r!<l, turn« out every year tuoro
plow* than auv five other factories combined.
Standard of the World
For Over 60 Years
The Plonc r Plow Maker. John Deeb' made bls first Mwl plow by
hand from the l.liuio of a trnw in 1H37. The first «lab of steel rolled in
tLo I nlted blah « wa« rolled for Uw John I)., re plows by Wiiifam
yXo.Mfa._of Pittsburg, in 1M6. Anl ever «Ince those early day«
Deem Plows liiivo «Fiown the way and maintained the lead In thia
great national industry.' 1« It any wonder that the farmer» of the
World ex preas tbeir verdict in tbi ie familiar
“
phrase,—«‘If It*« a
Deere -It’« Right.
ment can produce. No matter what your net*!* may
be, wo can supply them from uux line»
D. c. M c I ntyre
nesday to spend Thanksgiving with
Till. IMPLEMENT MIX'
The revivals here are expecting to |
parenp,
close this week a« Rev.
Brfmer,' Mr. and Mrs. C. C Brown enter­
who has been conducting the meet­ tained a number of friends Thanks­
ings has another appointment await­ giving day.
ing him in eastern Oregon, Several
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Kltterman are
Stewart Disbrow, Propr.
converts have gone forward the past visiting in Medford this week.
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week.
Quite a number of the young men
HIKES IltOX’iNG < mi,irs PLAY
The Misses Alice and M fl dr nd attended the shooting match at
With
our Electric Irons, ironing day
Lovelace spent the week end with Fulks Wednesday, a number winning
becomes
not a day of toll but of
their
parent«.
a
fine
Thanksgiving
dinner.
TREES! TREES! BERRIES! ORNAMENTAL!
l>l timire. II. fa so easy to work with
Reo Morrison was an over Thanks-
this electric Iron. No fmw, no muss,
giving guest at her parent’s home,
no bother. Attach It to uny lamp
returning Sunday to Harrisburg. I
FERRYDALE
so ket and turn on the switch—
where she is teaching.
that's all. Other convenient electric
Paul Ruttencutter and family of
Dr Smith was called to see C. M.
household devices here aro stoves,
Kerby are visiting home folks.
Jolllff Wednesday, who Is 111.
dish
warmers, egg boilers, toasters.
Mr.
Ridgeway
and
family
expect
to
I have now on hand direct from the Albany Nur­
Mr.'Schore was a visitor at fjrant«
I return to California this coming Pass the first of the week.
series: 1000 Everbearing Strawberries; 1000 Ala- I week. It being their former home.
The Picket Creek school Is closed
GRANTS PASS ELECTRIC CO.
Ernest Barnes and wife left fast this week on account of the Illness
Next door to water office
goons & Clarkes Seedlings, also 100 of the finest
Saturday for Whittier, Cal., where of their teacher, Miss Vera Turner.
I larry H. < iup|>, » J <
I’hone 3AO-K
they will live for a time.
The Misses Audry .and Gladys
Lambert cherries and two dozen silver prunes.
J. L. Daws and family were Sun- Griffin, Myrtle, Malinda and Bertha
• dav guests at the Oliver Morrison Ford also Carol and Phil Hussey and
home.
Paul Allen all «pent their Thanks-
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givfng vacation at their homes In
Will have later on Figs, Japanese Persimmons, etc.,
Ferrydale.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Stephenson
ILLINOIS
VALLEY
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for novelties, in fact everything in the nursery line.
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♦ were attending the farmer’s gather­
(None better in town)
Miss Vera McMaster went to Sweet ing at the courthouse Wednesday.
Will be sold at the price of soft wheat flour
E. C, Ned r and son, Ray, were
I Home. Ore., to spend the Thanks-'
$2.75 PER SACK
nt Grants Pass Tuesday.
Hiving vacation with relatives.
There were a goodly number at-
Mr ind Mr«. E. J. Lind «pent
Because there are a very few weevils in each'sack.
•«■”'llr4
Mdpleton school meeting
Thank«- in- at Robt. Grimmett’-
For any of the above stock call at 860 North Seventh
As most people know, they indicate old wheat flour,
Mm Fred Seyferth Is spending a Saturday.
xr— r'las Dorn 0”mn Every and I
street, except Saturdays, as I shall be away.
| few d->v« In Gr ntg Pass.
which is best. They do not injure the flour a par­
Mr end •m Hnrry Smith Ter" Ben Jones spent Tuesday at Grant«'!
ticle.
X sifter eliminetrs them.
ICrant'’- *'•'?» "Isiton Wednesday.
Paas.
Miss Gladys Tones and Miss Fr«n-
i v'sjtlng in Gfants
JOSEPHINE COUNTY FLOUR MILLS
Pa«« Wl’i '
her, Mrs. Oeo. Col- „a v p-er arcnt thnlr Thanksclvln"
Phone 123
C' r 3rd and G Sts.
vacation with a friend, Miss Evelvn
lard. t
’■'arston. of Bogue Hl ver
Mr and Mrs. H ” Leonard
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BATTERY SHOP
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140 Sacks .Hard Wheat Flour