GRANT« PAH* DAILY COLBIFK
—■
PACK FIV«
'
I
TIIH PINK BOOK TO
PROH.
PEIUTY
Is one that shows regular de­
posits In a good savings bank.
Th« earlier you commence to
eave the eooner you will be In
a position to embrace oppor­
tunities which come only to
those who have some money.
Why not begin at once by open­
ing an account here? Wo wel­
come small accounts as well is
largo ones.
PER52WL
LOQflL
Tirno to have your storage battery Goin' Rack?.
timled, service on all makes of bat­
Yen, we’re all goln' back to Mur­
teries, free, at The Grunts Paus Ser­ phy February 6th. That kind of
vice Station. Sixth and D.
87 goln’ back la some progress.
82
E. A Wall is a recent arrival from
Dodge Cur Sale«»—
Anacortes, Wash.
C. A. I.Inch, Dodge representative,
G F. Hart, of Kerby, Is spending
has made recent sales of Dodge cars
the day in town,
Roy MaNelll, of Eureka, is In the to the following: Mrs. H. D. Norton,
Dodge sedan; A. R. Bradsher, Of
I city.
Rogue River, the Sooner Taxi and
F. B. Archer and wife, of Eugene, Otto Knlps, touring cars.
'll Mill W
' are visitors In the city today.
» » ni i» \i ui ».r MX i
H. P Ewell, of Seattle, is here on
Xi s i » M
One-iudf Prion—
OF HO ( TH ER M OREGON
! a business trip.
Any suit or overcoat, one-half
I
Chas. H. Glasser Is a Portland clt-
price, at Peerless Clothing Co. 70tf
, Izen who Is looking after Interests in
i Grant« Pass today.
1a»opold Godowsky, who appears I. O, O. F. Degree Work—
Initiatory degree Wednesday even­
nt Medford June 26, records exclu­
sively for the Brunswick Phonograph ing. All members requested to at­
83
Co. Hfs records are sold exclusive­ tend.
ly by Stanton (Rowell.
82
Mrs Mary Idndsey arrived here Public Market to Clone—
M. H. Shinn, who was stricken
last night from Deschutes. Ore , to
with paralysis Tuesday, shows little
visit relatives.
F. A. lxicas and wife of Sunny­ improvement, and it is feared his re­
Outsaws Ten Men
vale, Cal., spent Friday night tn covery will be much prolonged. The
Grants Pass. They are en route from Public Market, of which Mr. Shinn
the north to their home by automo­ is proprietor, is In charge of Mr.
Wolferwberger, who announces that
bile.
Mr. and (Mrs. G. R. Hugerln. of the stock will be sold out and the es­
Pendleton, were guests at the Oxford. tablishment permanently closed
They are making the trip from East- i
th i
«To««
era Oregon to Southern Callfornla Save Money—
Buy your suit or overcoat for ’<4 j
by automobile.
26 ¡»er cent reduction on all mo- price at the Peerless Clothing Store. |
del Titan storage batteries, at the
Grants Pass Service Station. 8th and At the l*reKbyterian (Tiurch—
Come and study how to handle ,
87
D.
E. L. Bailey and wife, who made yoirr pocketbooks. Sunday evening |
an exchange for Josephine county at 7:20. Observe Thrift Sunday i
property some time ago and came with us. Special music.
several wwkn ago tn make some Im­
provements, have disposed of thqlr Medford Matchnudcrr II
Any Suit or Overcoat
holdings and will leave on Monday . Jo Thomas, ring promoter,
for their home In lx>s Angeles, mak­ handled a boxing bout in Medford in
ing the trip by auto. They made ex-| January with Johnny Carlson and
tensive improvements to the former Kit Pickles as principals, is in town
Taylor property on M street, and also today, working up sentiment for the
the farm known as the Anderson February card, the date to be an­
nounced later. Mr. Thomas says he
place at Murphy.
F W. ^hausse. former resident of will hold a bout here if the proper
Grants Pass and for many year« pub­ I support is in sight.
lisher of the Oregon Observer, arriv­
ed here this morning to spend a day The Hut Shop Close«
On account of Miss Clevenger
with hfs wife who is visiting her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Geo Colvig. leaving for the wholesale millinery
Mr. Chausse is of the firm of Chaus- house, the Hat Shop will be closed
se A Prudhomme. Portland printers, until February 1 2th.
and is on a business trip into Cali-
fomla. going as far south as San Grants Pa«« Jan Orchestra—
FACILITIES THAT KEEP PACE
Will furnish the music for
Diego.
We have several rebuilt atorare dance at the Waldorf hall Saturday
The facilities of the Grants Pass and Jo-
8
batteries, all styles, indeed from 112 night.
sej hine bank keep pace with customers’
to $20. guaranteed 6 months. Ser­
1 equtrements- and our capacity to
vice batteries for all makes of cars. Buys Grant» Pae* Hom,
Ì
sei ;e tl.em well has proven our useful­
H C. Ijee. who recently came from
Grants 'Pass Service Station. Rixth
ness. Checking accounts are invited.
and D.
87 Montana and has been looking over
western Oregon for a place in which
to locate, has purchased the resi­
Sale» Agency for Mora Puni|>—
dence
property of J. A. Pittenger at
,
A new company Is to be incorpo­
rated here Monday which will take Tenth and Maple streets. Mr. I*e
( over the general sales agency for the has now gone to Roseburg where
f
western states for the new Mora Mrs. I.ee has been visiting and they
G rants P ass .O regon
| pump which has recently been dem­ will move here to take tip their resi­
onstrated by its inventors in this lo­ dence in the new home.
cality. It is proposed to commence
. the manufacture of the pumps at
f
From Oklahoma by lord—
Texas where heavy crops of cotton once and their sale will be pressed,
Walter ltavidson »nd family af­ were not picked, the selling price of particularly in the western irrigated
rived here this week front Oklahoma the product not being equal to the districts. The pump has aroused a
cost of picking alone, Hundreds of
having traveled the entire distance cotton growers left the country great deal of favorable comment. The
Incorporators of the general agency
in a Ford, six of them In the party broke. The Davidson family expects wtll Include Geo. Barton. David Dab­
and making the trip In three week«. to locate here
ble. Alexander Dobble. W. T Wheat.
Chicago, Jan. 22.— (A.
They encountered all kinds of weath­
Jas Caven and A. N. Parsons.
cattle today are quoted at the lowest I
er front 10 fei’t of snow over the di­
figure in nearly five years.
The i
vide to the orange harvest season in
Order your year’s supply of sta­
Order your year's supply of sta­ stockyard prices range from $7 to;
California. They traveled for three tionery at the Courier and save tionery at the Courier and save 810.75 as compared to $7.25 to'
days through the cotton fields of money.
money.
$10.50 in April. 1916.
Hateen and muslin petticoats
ion broidery trimmed
Children's rompen»
rnr$. milk mas
1
We do Hmi^dUhin«
«
r
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
The Victory
Drag' Saw
Rogue River Hardware Company
TWCHC5TÍA
Extra Special
FASHION’S LATEST DECREES
AS ORIGINATED BY
for Spring and Summer, 1021, sktow a decided ituuige in favor of
roomier garment».
A well developed cheat and a full blade effect
1« the moat im|M>rtant improvement.
GEO. S. CALHOUN
.Sixteen year« local dealer
Origin 0« "Bra- I "
The country Brazil derived Its name
from a red dye wood which abounds
throughout the land. The Portuguese
called the wood “braxa," which means
a live con), ..nd Braxil Is the form of
the word applied to the whole country.
BEGINS
TOMORROW
MATINEE
NOTICE OF ANNCAL MEETING
The annual meeting of the Granta
Pass Fruit Association will be held
Monday, February 7, at 2 o’clock p.
m., in the Chamber of Commerce
rooms.
O. 3. EATON, secretary.
RIVOLI
One Man—
One Wife!
Enough?
Civilization
Insists on
Monogomy,
But men
Question it!
1-2 Price
Peerless Clothing Co.
Grants Pass and Josephine Bank
CHICAGO CARLE PRICES
”
WHITMAN BENNETT
presents his ]>ersunally
L
I
O
supervised production
NEL
BARRYMORE
irfen adeptotiorr uf W-B-Mwwell’S honour noyelX/
/ a -
kJ/«?
Devil’s Garden
DIRECTED B5^ KENNETH WEBB.
A FIRST NATIONAL V«/ - ATTRACTION
LEAVING TONIGHT
VTHE SCOFFER’’
A picture that has everything that one ex­
wets in a reallv big drama