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GRANTS CASK DAILY COI RIER
PACK FOUR
Advanced Spring Styles
Rules for Saving Money
There are a thousand ways of spending money,
to one jjood rule for saving it. Here are a tew good
rules for getting ahead. They have helped others.
They may help you.
Spend less than you earn. Keep out of debt.
Never spend profits or wages before they are earned.
Keep an accurate account of income and expenses.
Open an account at our Bank, where your money will
lie carefully guarded and always subject to your or­
der. Do it now.
I will 'O in my office January 31. | Friday-— (
ready tor work. Dr M. R. Britten. I Cod fl»h balls and licitato« cakes;
88 I dam chon dor at th« Bonbonniere
Mrs Mice Bogers, of Wolf Creek, j
Mi» l'or inni Remains—
is in town today.
Mia« Ruth Corbett, who recently
25 per cent reduction on •II mo-!
del Titan storage hatteries. at th« resigned lier position as home dem-1
Josephine county, ask I
Grants Pass Service Station, 8th and onstrator for
Ing
to
be
relieved
from the duties of!
«$
D.
the office on February 1st. will ra-
M. S. Glenn, of Paula Electric main till March 1st, no one to fill j
store, made a trip to Medford this her position having yet been found.
afternoon.
Dancing at Waldorf hall Thursday Carrier Rout.
night from 9 to 1:30. Ticket* 81 85.
('n north side non open, for boy
86 with wheel. Courier office
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Miss Charllla Tetherow went to
Medford this afternoon to visit rel­ Save Money—
atives.
Buy your suit or overcoat for H
Mr and Mr». A. C. llacklay. of price at the Peerless Clothin« Store
Walla Walla. Wash., are registered
lmpirtant Ixsfion MesMing Tonight—
at the Oxford.
The American Legion meeting to­
Strictly fresh banquet cheese for
sale at the Haxelwood station. We night will tie Important and a good j
pay highest caah prices for cream, attendance Is desired Thu boxing J
eggs and poultry.
86 card which will tie staged February |
.Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Sewarn, who 4th. a campaign to clean up
have spent nearly the past year here claims of ex-service men with
visiting their daughter. Mrs J F. government, and other matters
Webster, leave tonight for their be discussed.
home at Pendleton. Ind
We have several rebuilt storage One-half Prie«
\ny suit or overcoat, one half
batteries, all styles, priced from 812
price,
at Peerless Clothing
to $20. guaranteed 6 months Ser­
vice batteries for all makes of cars
Grant« Pass Service Station. Sixth Case I mler Idii»ement—
Following a difference of opinion
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and D
between
Fred Collins and Henry
Coffman
returned
last
Mrs. Clara
night from Portland where she »pent Bacher. when words were punctuat­
several weeks with her daughter, ed with what Is alleged to have been
Mrs. Haas, and her .»on. W. L. Ire- a slap delivered by Collins upon the
Bacher countenance. Bacher had Col­
land, and family,
•‘Spot” dances at Waldorf hall , lins brought before Police Judge Al­
lyn upon a complaint charging hs -
Thursday night.
sault
and battery After hearing the
Wilbur Williams left this after-Ì
noon for Oakland, Cal., for a twoi evidence produced, the Judge took
weeks’ visit, His family, who have the case under advisement where It
been visiting there, will return to will rest till he ha» determined upon
what his just decision saould be
Grants Pass with him
Time to have your storage battery-
tested. service on all makes of bat­ Some Trot—
A mile In two minute», but a Mur­
teries. free, at The Grants Pass Ser­
phy
fox trot. Feb 5. will lower the
vice Station. Sixth and D.
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S T. Clark, appointed to fill the record. Get a grand stand seat, and
recently created position of district be at the finish •
manager of the California-Oregon
Power company, having supervision Meeting of Paran Encnnipnirnt—
There will be a meeting of Paran
of the company’s lines between
Rogue River and Glendale. Is In the encampment members Friday even-
city today making arrangements for Ing. Jan. 28 at 7:30 fl. m. There
locating here. Mr. Clark’» wife and will be decree work, with refresh­
three daughters are in Portland and ments following. All members are
It A Wil-
will remain until the clpse of school requested to be present
Hams.
Scribe
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They will then make their home
Grants Pass.
Majestic orchestra of Medford at
Waldorf hall Thursday night.
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THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
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ra>r«A! arsravi
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OF HOVTHKKN OREGON
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The Victory
Drag Saw
Outsaws Ten Men
Rogue River Hardware Company
the
W?fCH£ST££ « to »»
Phone 147
507 E St. ‘
Valentines
‘The Wardrobe
Cleaners
FOR THE KIDDIES
WE ARE EQUIPPED TO
DO FIRST CLASS WORK
Sells Drugs
mrs. nenie Deas
We <l<> Hemstitching
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QUALITY TAILORING
la the tailoring of today. It mark» an adíame far tmyoud ordinary
lea al tailor method». Dosen» of fine wool pattern* tailored to your
mrAaurr at g.'M.OO and g.KI.OO a »ult.
GEO S CALHOUN
Nivteen V e«r»
I shk I
lb-alcr
Extra Special
Any Suit or Overcoat
1-2 Price
Peerless Clothing Co
9
Shoes for the Family
Men’s Black Cotton Sox
2 for 25c
Men’s Silk Lisle Sox, were 75c, now
50c
Men’s Suspenders, were 75c, now
50c
One lot Men’s Silver Brand Collars
2 for 25c
A new line of men’s leather work gloves at new prices
103 North 6th
WOODWARD’S
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The Devil Loves a Balky Automobile
IT PRODICEN ANNOYANCE, CERTI RI1ATKIN.
VUN-
STERNATION. EXAHPEIIATIO N. AND IN LIMITED DAMAI-
TION.
SETTER LET 18 ESAMI NE VOI R CAR IN TIMI . HE-
FORE THE INEVITABLE BREAK COMES. IT IH < IIEAPER
NOW TH AN LATER.
WK MAKE ALL KINDS <>F REPAIRS. Ititi NG IT NOW
IT
WHILE WE CAN GIVE IT THE CARKFl’L ATTENTION
SHOtl.D HAVE FOR «.OOH IlF-SILTH.
Clemens
7A« ^'' ko £JL J i
in Millinery, Suits and
Dresses
Ament’s Auto Repair and Machine Shop
MACHINE WORK
WELDING
CLEANING------ FRESSING — REPAIRING
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How Can You Farm Without
FORDSON ?
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BACKWOODS
STORY
BEGINS TOMORROW
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By James Oliver Curwood
Leaving Tonight
CONSTANCE
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“Dangerous
Business”
With
LON CHANEY
BETTY BLYTHE
LEWIS STONE
RIVOLI
FA °.r F RS ARE SIX’! Y
A. o LATE WITH SPRING
/ÛRK
FORDSON TRACTOR PRICED
AT $725.35 F. 0. K
GRANTS PASS
ITS THE MOST COMPLETE
ONE MAN TRACTOR MADE
- COMPARE IT WITH ANY
OTHER MAKE
You, like every other Farmer, an from GO to !X) days behind with
your fall and spring work. Ou have only a short time to get
\ our crops in. How are you going to do-it without a FORDSON?
You can buy a Fordson for less than a good team can be outfitted.
Think of getting the biggest power plant made foisonlv $725.35.
Use it any place, any time, does all your farm work, all your sta­
tionery work. You can’t buy a stationery engine with half the
horse power of a Fonlson for what we ask for a Fordson.
Does any other tractor offer you as much as the Fordson. All im­
plements made so operator makes his adjustments from seat, such
as Plow, Disc Harrow, Spring Tooth Harrow, Spike Harrow, Fres­
no Scraper, Spray Pump, .Mowing Machine and Binder. Special
implements, such as Threshing Machines, Hay Balers, Pumps,
Wood Saws, and many other implements, are made for the Ford­
son. Ask for a demonstration.
C. A. WINETROUT
AUTHORIZED
FORD SALES AND SERVICE
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