Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, December 14, 1920, Page 4, Image 4

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TIFMDIY, I»F«'I MllKft 14. itti».
GIIAXTS PASS GAILY <XIII<IFI<
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Wonderful Gifts
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t their
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vaults
’ conven-
a >'sa.
'■'asy to .< t at. • r.‘ Hl
and night and a low rental
leaves nothin to be desired.
Investivate at once'
should be ke •: '
theft Th.nk «
won I *4 iw n
d burflar
roti a aefr
Bended Bags — Vanity (’ases
Silver
Toil-toim and Silk Underwear
THE FIR T NATI INAL BANK
ORFt.oX
Iho foraanoat t»ll«>rln« hoasa In Ilio world nuvkinii
< loihing l<> individual im-a-ur«« hnx«- anflmnird a
Shoes for
the Family
GEO S. CALHOUN
Sixte«) year« 1< k «1 dealer
The Salvation Xrmy are In need of
provisions with which to furnish
Christmas baskets for the poor
Phone Heath A Horman, No. 184,
4»tf.
and the ordern will be taken.
11-Mi-s
Alligator Kain Clothes. .Tuc­
kets. 3-4 Length Coats,
Pants, and Hats. . Guaran­
teed absolutely waterproof.
Get a *34 oz. Featherweight
Raincoat for street wear.
»S J Shrum, of Glide, was regia-
tered yesterday at the Western.
Ju»t arri» «M— W «a.Inup, doublr
blank «Ha nt S4.1W a |M»lr. A fww Uiul
hsiul heater«.
!’«»»< «vini « amori»,
finn shaiM-, »4.l><>. Call 71 H «.HI
hate aa>thing to «eli.
PHONE 71
|I(M ril'M SECOND MAN» «TORE
Every t.«aly. more or Usta, ha» evprr-
irnr«-«!' mhih - «uri of a inalriinouial
ndxnp. So cosar and
laugh <>»<■«■
this |>rixr ninni». "'TI« a m »«1. .¡ul tal«-,
mai«*."
COMING WEDNESDAY
“POIXY OF I HE STORM
CAH'NTKY”
WOODVV ARD’S
’
OREGON
All 5uits and Overcoat»
Reduced
ACHES AND PAJNS-
SLOAN’S GETS ’EM!
imoui pain and ache t Inlment-
kept handy, brings warming,
gratifying relief
heumatic twinges ease up
R
Constipation. Indigestion, Sour
Stomach, Biliousness, Bloating.
Gas. G ated Tongue, take that
. wholesome physic—
I
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tluit «•a-rtidnly justifie»« you In l«U)iuu BOW
Alligators Never Leak
For Sick lleadaciie
«inalili
SWEEPING < I T IX 1*1111 'KB
saltation Irtny Christina- I to-
103 N. SIXTH ST.
liluli
Attorney B. L. Eddy, of Roseburg,
os a visitor* in the city yesterday
attendinj to legal matters.
—
KNIGHTS OF
PYTHIAS
LODGE NO. 50
FQLEY CATHARTIC TABLETS
Thermopylae
Act promptly. Never diisppcint. Mild
and £cn«'e in actioo
Do not gripe oe
■auseate. No costive liter effect».
MEETS
TONIGHT
Visiting Mem­
bers
In»Red
»non. So do stiff joints, lame
back, neuralgia, overtaxed mu»-
des, and tjiuse pains from weather ex­
posure, too—taey don’t fi^b.t long
c -ainst the counter-irritation that
Sloan’s Liniment produces.
Always kceg this old family-friend
* t:aady fur instant use—a little pesc-
traMs wxTAou.’ rubbixf. leaving no skin
stains, muss, or closed pores.
Its
* ¿ry ucor—healthy and stimulating—
-unrests the good it will do.
w Ail drug.. >t$. Three sizes—3Sc, 70c,
.* 1 40. Largest size is most economical.
Sloaiis
Liniment
Delicious home-made candles at
the Presbyterian ladles' cooked food
sale Saturday.
Bl
Don't forget the Baptist ladies
cooked food sale Thursday after-
noon.
Bl
*
Buy your Christmas fruit < cake at
the cooked food sale at the Conklin
Bl
building Saturday.
The Baptist Indies will give a
cooked food sale Thursday afternoon
In the Public Market. N 6th street,
at 2 o'clock.
Bl
Plum puddings, Christmas cullln-
ery triumphs, will be on sale al the
Presbyterian ladles' cooked food sale
in the Cc-nklln building Saturday. Bl
Christmas will soon be here and
we are here already with a nice line
of satin finished Christmas mixed
candles at 25c per pound We make
'em. Richardson's Candy Factory, i
604 South Sixth street.
5,|
Oh You t hick«-n Pie!——
At the Bonbonniere Wednesday
Eastern star—
Kansas City, Mo.
—late at night!
MORNING TO YOU, PETE!
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9
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Who crossed my trail in the hotel this
afternoon but "Long Sam” Weaver! Last
time I saw Sam to«hin to was that night of
July 15th when our old 38th clinched the
“Rock of the Marne” title! And, I guess
you won’t forget that night, old glue pot—
everybody was stuck on you !
Sam and I fought the war all over again
and dug into our Camel supplies like it was
“free commissary”. Sam never will get all
done talking about that session when we
couldn't move a hair without getting a close
shave—and, no eats or smokes !
Sam has some song about how good
Camels were to him in France— and ever
since? That bird has the warble! Why,
Camel talk trickles off his tongue like water
flows over Pa Smith’s mill dam! Pete, old
carpet tack, Sam has a head all right !
“Camels certainly are friendly ”, was the
way Sam put it in his old-time vigor-vim
Style. “You know as well as I do”, he added,
“that no other cigarette has such a mild,
mellow body. And, there’s no harshness or
tiredness of taste in a million Camels! No
objectionable odor, no lingering unpleasant
aftertaste! Summing it all up, Shorty, I’ll
say Camels are the greatest cigarettes in
the world at any price!”
Headed southeast tonight, with Winston-
Salem, N. C. my first port of call. Some
jump from K. C. ! Pete, it’s Winston-
Salem where Camels are made! GET MEI
Sincerely
Regular meeting and Initiation
Wednesday night. All memliers of
th" erder urged to attend.
Grants Pass Receives Allotment
of the Original
U. S. Army Blanket
mi
Shipped direct from Camp Lewis
A real Blanket to keep you warm
$4.85 Take advantage of this early $4.85
4 Each
as the amount is limited
4 £ach
Sale Starts Dec. 15th
9
- 8 O’clock—Come Early
Grants Pass Hardware
609-611 Sixth Street ----------------- ----------
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entire stock of Hardware sacrificed
NS I I 19 .r ’ to the public—thousands of bargains to be
had—every article reduced. Now is the
time to buy.
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