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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 28, 1921)
mqnday , fkiaki aky PO TR P i PERSONAL YOU WIN - YAM WIN WHEN VOV TAKE Fl LL ADVANTAGE OF A RANKING CONNECTION WITH 1 GOOD STRONG BANK SUCH .AS THIS ONE. THIS BANK IS IN A POSITION TO HEU’ YOV. NO M V ITI lit AA H AT YOl'R Bl MN ESH IS. OCR OFFICKHR WILL BE GLAD TO HAVE YOV CON« Sl'lTT THEM. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HOVTHKRN OREGON PAINTS REDUCED I Price on»ACME QUALITY PAINTS has been reduced $1.00 per gallon YOU CAN NOW AFFORD TO PAINT Rogue River Hardware Company me WrMCfftSTH rrona Coming-3 Nights Oily-Coming Grants Pass Opera House DON’T FAIL TO SEE COURTNEY’S BIG FUN SHOW THE REAL BLUES CURE 2 H0URS- 2 HOURS of real fun, laughter, mirth, sensation, comedy, sing ing and dancing—Something new and different—A new and entire change of program each night—A complete stock of laughing material NO SEATS RESERVED Come early and avoid the crowd Doors Open at 7 p. m.—Curtain at 8 p. m Music Starts at 7:30 P. M. ADMISSION PRICES Adults 50c, war tax 5c, total 55c Children 25c, war tax 3c, total 28c All performances under the personal direction of B. A. Courtney R VOL The Rivoli s Greatest Fun Frolic only two more days d 0 presents ___ _____________ £ 1 ( Ey Air*ng, menr with Jojeph M. Schenck I Jhe Life of the Party jd (paramount (picture WEDNESDAY'—ENID BENNETT. “SILK HOHIEIIY" L0Q1L a*, imi « K. P. Martin, of Portland. waa a Ship Your Drwewd Hog»— Sunday visitor in the city. And i«al to us. Farm Bureau Co A!WI> Ml ITM Wm Lichtenberger, one or the operative Exchange. Medford. Ore 15 promtnant clUaens of the Wolf Creek gon. district. 1» a visitor in the city today R F. Carpenter. of Myrtle Creek, Glut.' to san FrnnciMX»— Ml»» lAnna Adams, of Kerby, left was visiting friends In Granta Pass thia afternoon for San Francisco, over Sunday. We do ll«*m*Ut< hintf Mr and Mrs Geo. H. Slover spent where she has employment and Sunday in Ashland with Mr. and Mrs I where she will remain. MI m Adaui» I formerly attended school In the Cal U. G. Coleman ifornia metropolis Mrs. Delbert Van Dorn, Miss | Queen Every and Allison Every are Save Money— ! In t|>e city today from Merlin. Buy your ault or overcoat tor S H C Miller, of Portland, returned price at the Faerie»« Clothing Store j last night to his home Mr Miller I has been spending several days here Small Things AV ill Count— looking after property interests. "Despise not the day of small W. 8 (Selby, of Petersburg. Ind., ' things." Rummage »ale» were Invent who has been visiting hts brother. F. J ed to encourage thrift. Other coun ' M Selby, of this city, left last night, tries flourish by saving the kinds of ¡for Seattle to visit another brother things .Americans waste. The rum . and sister whom he has not seen for' mage »ale help« us to save what 30 years -Il otherwise might be wasted. It will A H. Tucker, district plant chief. help build a library. i and F. G Hanson, division store-1 I keeper, of Eugene, will be In the city 1 this afternoon to Inspect the plant I Daily .Matinee— Rivoli Thaatar 3 p. m | and stores of the Pacific Telephone 9 ! and Telegraph company. W. A. Smith, formerly with the Mr. A'aven's Full H »ml— Jas. Caven. the head of the new J Western Union forces In this city, now division traffic inspector, will Mora pump company here, who re- arrive In the eity tonight to give the cently came to Grants Pas« from office of hie company here the once North Dakota, doe« not look like a poker player, but they say that when over. At Rock Bottom he came down town this morning he Prices at remarked that he now held a hand Idcrn*e to Wed— A license to wed was issuea from that would be hard to beet. “Queens the otftce of the county clerk thia full on jacks," was the way he put morning to John William Scarbery. It. letter it was learned that the lute of Red Bluff. California, and third daughter had just arrived In Mrs. Clara Lullea McIntyre, of thia the household to keep the two els- ters and two brothers out of city. chief. Atteiwrry Out <»n Bond)— Wesley Atteberry. who has been Bargain < ’ountrr held in the county jail for the past | Just a few bargains In city week because of his failure to pro-, perty; V* acre with bearing apples vide bonds following his being bound 5 acre« cleared; 4 acre« not entirely over to the grand jury upon a charge cleared; 1 block; 6 acre« weH Im of unlawfully living wjth a woman proved: 9 acre« Improved; 2 acres Buy your Easter Shoes Now. White Kid, One Strap not his wife, was released today, his I »»II Improved with considerable Pumps. White Reign and Canvas Oxfords bond having been reduced from $750 fruit, all under ditch. Three good to $400. and cash to cover the latter home« on «outh aide of railroad and at amount having been supplied. west of Sixth street, all tor quick sals at bargain price« Several excellent Matinee Daily 2 p. m.— buy« in ranch properties from $1500 ont to $35,000. If you have $1000 to put Rivoli Theater. In ranch property, you can get It. Mr*. Itoat Entertained Sunday— Owner will rent place for 1931 Easy Sunday afternoon members of the terms. Would like to have more resi Baptist choir made a surprise visit I dence property for sale and more for to Mrs. L. F. Roat who La- til and has rent. Pattlllo-Lord. been confined to her bed for over a I week. They carried their music , New Service Station— with them and entertained her for Al I-emov*, who recently came over an hour with hymns and an here from California, h«v taken out ANY BU8INESS PROBLEMS? thems. Mrs. Roat Is a valuable work a permit from tbs city for the erec er in the Baptist choir and her ab- > tion of an aul »mobile servi e atntlor If you have any business problems of a sence Is keenly felt. It la hoped that at the north««**. corner of Sixth and financial nature, do not hesitate to con she will soon regain her health and i street« e cinlng the Deal room sult our officers freely, who will be glad be able to resume her place with the ing l)(>ii*o. 7 nc newcomei states to render advice The Grants Pass and singers. Mrs. Roat appreciated the that after looking over the cities of Josephine Bank is a prudent choice as thoughtfulness of her friends. southern Oregon he became convinc your depositary. ed that Grants Pass was the place It Will Pay Yim— for him. ap;>eallng to him more than To see us for your new Easter suit any other locality for Its bustn«»» —New goods arriving dally. Quality and Industrial possibilities. Harper and prices guaranteed right. 12tf A Son have the contract for the building of the station. G rants P ass .O regon Mr. A'oorhies at N, E. A. Convention. A. E. Voorhiea, publisher of the Courier, started last night on a trip Now Spring Good« Arrive— New good« at rock bottom priceli to Florida to attend the annual meet- 1 2tf at Peerless Clothing Co. Ing of the National Editorial Asso COMING EVENTS ciation. at St Augustine. Fla. The Mar 3-4-5, Thursday. Friday. Sat editorial party will spend two weeks Making Income Tax Report»— urday—Courtney’s Big Fun •how Messrs Hewitt and Wilkinson ar-1 in Florida, guests of the citizens of at Opera House. Played two the state who have raised a fund of rived from Medford yesterday, «nd, weeks In Salt Lake are now guiding the Granta Pass pub $100.000 for entertainment. Trips Mar. 12, Saturday—Rummage Mia will be made by apecral train and au lic In the way of filling out their In for library fund This Is to certify that on Febru come tag reports. The gentlemen I tomobile to all parts of the state. Mr represent the treasury department, ary 26, 1921, the undersigned visit Voorhles will be met at Birmingham, Ala . by his son. Earle, who will also and will be here till the evening of ed the Fred Knox ranch on the lower < tnvton < '»esimere Hulls— make the trip. They will visit at the 3rd to aid all who wish assistance river road and gauged the flow of For $23 50 you can punrhaae one Washington. New York and Boston, in the making out of their reports. water being pumped by a Six-Inch of these new spring suits -guaran and will make stops In Michigan on They have an office on the second Mora Pump, direct connected to an teed all wool at Peerless Clothing the homeward trip. Earle Voorhiea floor of the courthouse. In the room electric motor, which discharged in O b l’tf has resigned his position as editor of occupied by School Superintendent a flume a stream of water measuring the .femada Plain (Mass.) News and imel, and their official designation Is eight Inches deep and 24 *4 Inches will return to Oregon with his father. that of deputy collectors of internal wide and flowing 130 feet per mln- Kill SALE—A very complete »toi k revenue, They have been kept buny ute. of 2nd band good», range«, cook This Is equivalent to 1,904,544 stoves, heaters, bed spring», mat- all day, with a waiting Hat always Investigate Federal <tiar g es A representative of the federal ready to grab them whenever the gallons In 24 hours, or enough water IreMMW, drreser», tables», chairs, cup- to Irrigate 210 1-3 acres of land, board», cooking utenalls, dlslim, bed- government has recently been in grabbing 1« good. pumping 24 hours per day, with 2*4 ding, tools, floor covering. Al»o m-w Grants Paas Investigating possible acre feet, and 105 1-6 acres would goods. Not selling out, but outaeil* federal charges against Wesley At- Climatic Candle« Made every day at Horning"«; ; al be covered with 2*4 acre feet pump «M. I’llONK 71. teberry, who was being held In the lí» ing 12 hours per day for a season of jail here. The official was Investl- ways aa good a« the climate ■9 90 days. gating the possibility of making Pump operated on 17 foot head charges against Atteberry upon three Want» Illinois Bridge- Mrs J. M. Finch Is In the city from and used between 7 and 10 hone counts, one an alleged violation .of the Mann white slave act, another Kerby today, and la explaining to the power, according to beat judgment the making of false statements In county officials and others the need obtainable without timing meter ItONT BE DECEIVED the military registration, and a third for the building of a bridge over the disc. Pump operated at about 120 by Aspirin advertisements be- a like charge In making an entry Illinois river at Kerby. She says revolutions per minute end was con Ing run by those who seek to upon the homestead which he han that there Is a growing traffic In the nected with six Inch pipe both suc discredit all Aaplrin Tablets taken adjoining Grants Pass. The Canyon creek district, and that the tion and discharge. With 8-1nch connections, still more except those made by them. Investigation of these three com building of the bridge would serve Mrs water would lie obtained plaints grew out of the testimony a large number of people. THE FACTS ARE GEO. S. ¡BARTON that was brought out at the recent Finch reports a wonderful Increase That we handle, regularly, W. T. WHEAT hearing In the justice court where In Interest In the mining regions largo quantities of Aspirin U.D. Atteberry was charged with a statu around Kerby, and says that not only Co. tablets that we know are ■BORN tory crime. It was not learned what are the mines being again worked, IM RE anil GENUINE. Put up the federal Investigation developed, but that there are many prospectors COLVTG—To Mr. «nd Mrs John Col- In packages of 12*s, 24's and riff, at Kinmath Fnlls, Monday, but Atteberry has not been frffqpally now going Into the hills. Prospect 100's at modorato price«. February 28th, an 8-pnnn<1 dntigh- charged by the governmental author- ing was nearly a lost art during the 1er Itlee. war period. CAVEN—To Mr and Mrs. J«s. Caven on East A street, Grnnts Pass,! Long run« a specialty tn the <>nc-ha!f Price— Monday, February 28th, a daugh- Any suit or overcoat, one-half Courier merchant pria ting depart- SELLS DRUGS ter. ¡ meat. price, at Peerless Clothing Co. 70tf mrs. Hellie Deas NEW SPRING GOODS Peerless Clothing Co Shoes for the Family 103 North 6th WOODWARD’S Grants Pass and Josephine Bank — The ASPIRIN Situation CLEMENS
