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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1921)
PAG« PHR GRANTS PAM DAILY COVRI ER — THK BISIXI'XS «0111,1) of today rests upon the bank account. If all banks were to close up, the business of the world would be set back a hun dred yean. Are you doing business as other progressive men are? If yau have not a bank account you are behind the age. Better open one at once. "ER52NAIL LOCAL 9. B. A. meeting Friday at 7:30* Our half I'rice-— 73 1 sharp. Any suit or overcoat, one-half ■Mr. and Mrs A 9. Coûtant left price, at Peerless Clothing Co TOtf for Eugene this morning for a few days. Mr. Ctoulant will attend the an Représenta St hnc'lisli lions«'— HAW nual meetthg of the newspaper men’s E. E. Rorapaugh. a former rosi- i «inference j dont of tirants Pas», now maklng hla R. Timmons has opened hla new home at Eugène, la In the elty today Kiwi Estate office at 311 South Sixth reprvsontlng the bond bouse of the 75 Ralph Jlchneeloch company, of Port- | street Phone 3 89 Mr Rorapnugh U selllng the 9 B. A meeting Friday at 7 80 land TJ securitles offered by the Schneeloch sharp. Elenora Sauer left this morning I company, this being the company for Roseburg for a short visit and that han negotiated the purchase of OF ÄOITHKKN ORKOOX then will go on to Portland to re-1 the bonds of the Granta Paas Irrlgu sume her duties. She ha» been! tlon district. ■■■ " spending a short time here visiting with her parents. Mr and Mrs John, Save Money— Sauer. 1 Buy your salt or overcoat for H Bring your smile to the 9. B. A. price at the Peerless Clothing Store meeting Friday. 73 . Volney Colvig. pioneer resident ofi lgvd INonww I’nw«— this city, came in from Ashland last Kennedy Montgomery. aged 92, night to visit his brother. Gso Col pioneer of 1849, died at Brownsville vig. and old friends. Mr. Colvig and was buried January 8. He was We have a few tlree left in other was residing on his farm on Jones a prominent stockman and farmer at sixes of THERMOII» and .AJAX on Creek in 1878 and was a resident for Prineville for many years Mr. which we will make cheap prices. many years of this etty. In 18 83 he Montgomery Is survived by several helped build the first store building sons and daughters and a stater, Mrs j in Grants Pass He served as county Catherine Ryan McCallister, aged 88. ¡judge of Josephine county in the of this county. 1 90‘s. School teachers, lawyers, doctors Hiwpital Ih'ncflt— and preachers specially invited to On Saturday afternoon from 3 Io the >™ i hear the Friday night sermon on 5:30. The public Is extended an ur The Psychology of Jesus." Church gent Invitation to attend the stiver I of Christ. 74 tea for the benefit of our hospital, at L. Wimberly, of Roseburg, for 80 the home of Mrs. Clemens. 512 N 1 years editor and publisher of the Third Street Harry Sordy, of Almeda. la in the (the bridge at the mine and reaching Roseburg Review, and now president city for a few days. He reporta that to the mouth of the lower tunnel. No of the News-Review company, arrived Twentv-throe additions In the the high water marooned him at the damage was done, the bridge holding here last night to visit his sister. Mrs. eight days of the revival, and iC. I*. Clevenger. Mr. Wimberly left crowd» are Increasing. Church Almeda mine for some weeks, the fast. water at one time being 12 feet above Office stationary—-Courier office. this afternoon for Tucson, Ari«., to Christ. i join his family who are spending the ! winter there. He was accompanied notick by his niece. Mrs J. T. Fry. who will Gal Ice. Ore., Jan. spend some weeks visiting Dr. an<l To whom It may concern: My wife. if Mrs. Bywater. Sllda Maloney, having left my bed 9. B. A. meeting Friday at 7-30 and board without any cause, I will sharp. 73 not be responsible tor any debts con- "A Good Sinner," subject tonight traded by her, from this date. at the revival JOHN MAI j ONEY WE IIBK HEDI tTIOXM I A I IIVUIIX i . THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK $20 Will Buy a 30x3 1-2 Thermoid Non-Skid Tire mr$. nellie Deas Wo do lli'i>i*tit«'hing WE CAN ASSURE YOU that our line of Blue Serges just receiv ed from At the sign <>f Ye J<>Uy Utile Tailor is unapproachable, (and you will be delighted with the values) in addition to which we are showing a large variety of other staple fabrics. GEO. 8 CAJiHOUN Nixteen year« local dewier Extra Special Rogue River Hardware Company Any Suit or Overcoat MWWJfÄf DOLLAR $ SPECIALS J 1-2 Price Peerless Clothing Co. Shoes for the Family ail <M* s IIOE h M EX’M HROWX EXGLISH «lux» sll< »E h MEN'S HEAVY HIloWN UDII.. h H oeh MEN’ HEAVY < tl.lv SlloFS Bl.Mlv MIX’S BltoRN I.X<.I.IMI 103 North 6th •0N5 •«.MA • 4.75 •5.M5 WOODWARD’S ' FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY Good Quality Apricots, No. 2!2 Cans, 3 for $1.00 Yellow Free Peaches, No. 2\2 Cans, 3 for .... $1.00 Preferred Stock Sardines, Large Oval Cans, 5 for .......... $1.00 Standard Peas, 6 Cans for $100 Minnesota Corn, 7 cans for $1.00 Standard Tomatoes, 7 cans for $1.00 Rice, Good Quality, Whole Grain, 11 lbs. $1.00 Special Blend Coffee, 5 lbs. ._ ...... $1.00 Palmolive Soap, 11 bars $1.00 Basket Starts Tomorrow NORMA TALMADGE in ‘The Woman Gives’ By Owen Johnson NOTE—Students of women SHOULD SEE “THE WOMAN GIVES”—Should see it from the beginning—the ending is in doubt right up to the LAST scene. Tonight—Then Gone KATHERINE MacDONALD in Rob’t W. Chambers fascinating story “THE TURNING POINT” RIVOLI I MATINEE DAILY 2 P.M. ATTENTION I.FXHON MEMBERS at court Regular meeting house at eight o’clock on , Thursday evening. Election of offi cers to be held. Paid up membership will be reported to national head quarters February tat. Remit dues to K. M. Winetrout, finance officer. Applications of ex-service men will be received. Help the l^eglon with your membership. Refreshments will b«> servod. JAMES hl I’M. Post Commander SALESMAN WANTED sell FORD CARS Apply at Once A WINETROUT
