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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (March 17, 1921)
PAGE F'OVR THlllNDAY. MARCH IT, IMI GRANTW PANN DAILY UOVIUKH ■■ —«■ I The Incentive to Hustle « ÇTHE MAN WHO SPENDS ALL HE MAK5J» MAA WORK JI ST-------------- US HARD --- A Illi < M W HO sAY is. Hl I THE WAVER ■ UMDN FOR SOMETHIN«! mi YOUR STAR HIGH THEN WORK M»R IT- 8JSTYRT AN At NAM NT WITH VS AND WHILE Y «»I WORK. WATCH YOUR D »LI.ARS «¡ROW. NATIONAL OK SOUTHERN ORMON TODAY I.A n T TIMES *5 Ai w WILLIAM S HART /k - Í The Cradle of Courage ) » Q d QKinuatMuü Ç^icùuv f L HART .AS A REFORMED «'ROOK Tl RNED P. - IJ«'KMAN AND FI«JHT1N«J HIS OLD PALS—1 NEW ROLE AND A HURRICANE PICTURE k ooming tomorrow I SI 1.1 JE BORRE, as a etera girl in "THE SIR'- CATION OF ELIZABETH." L ■ ■ rivoli ]—! * Dally Matinee— Rivoli Theater 2 p. m JOSEPHINE HOTEL CAFE COME THY OCR 73c TABLE DE HOTE LUNCH ANI» DIN- NEW». Luni h ...... ...12 to 1:30 3:30 to « Sltf To Discus* Marketing— A joint meeting of the cooperative association and the executive com mittee of the Farm Bureau will meet this evening The cooperative mar keting of crops will be the subject for consideration. PYTHIAS LODGE NO. 30 Friday and Saturday— Thermopylae feeding at JUST RECEIVED— s Wyandotte Cleanser* at Mclntyr*'*. Wo Don't Need to Tell Yow— How we can play, you know* Im Anyone wishing to communicate I with the Grants Pas* and Crescent perial orchestra al the Waldorf hall 38 ¡City Stag* Oo.. call 315-R. 30 Thursday. March IT. Wyandotte Cleanser* at McIntyre's. Matinee l*ail> 2 |k m.— Don't forget the Women's Auxil- • lit Rivoli Theater I lary to the American legion meeting | at the courthouse tomorrow night al 38 Oregon Caiudniere Nuit»— I 8 o'clock. For 823.50 you can purchase one go to About 15 local Elks will Medford this evening to see that Jud of these new spring suits -guaran Pernoil gets all there Is lu the sack teed all wool at Peerless Clothing 12tf Jud will be an Elk In the Oo tor hint morning It nothing happens—or If If You D» Not Care to Dan,««— enough happens Come up and haar the music at the Mothers, wives, sister*, daughters I —at j Bt. Patrick's dance Admlaelon 10c lot American legion members i 1 tend the organisation meeting for the Women's Auxiliary to th* Legion. 28 Nt. Patrick’« Do, Nocial— R. B. Miller, vice president of the The young i>eople of the Baptist «Talifornla and Oregon Coast railroad church held a St. Patrick*! day so the Grants Pasa-Crescent City line, cial in the church parlor* last even arrived In the city this morning on ing. Some 50 were present and a No. 13. and went out over the line thoroughly good time was enjoyed with Mr. Murphy, who 1s In charge of the company affairs here Mr Mil It Will I’ay You— ler left this afternoon tor th* south To see us for your new Easter suit We have just received the new mo —New goods arriving dally. Quality del Cletrac Tank Type Tractor This ind price* guaranteed right.« Peer type of tractor means more kinds of less Clothing Co. work and more days in the year. We have one on the floor for your In Nt. Patrick's Dune spection. Call in and see It. Mcln- March 17 at the Waldorf tye’s Implement House, Grant* Pass. Dance tickets 81 10. 9i>ectators and K. E. Hodgman. district engineer extra ladle* 10c. Imperial orchestra for the state highway commission, is tn the city from Medford Mr. Hodge Nothing Reserved or Marked Sold— man states that he expect* that the Before sale opens on Saturday. commission will arrive in Grants .March 19. at 11 a. m Sale In bank Pass early tomorrow, and that It will building on H street in Tuffs block. stop in Medford Friday night. He will go north tomorrow morning and H. H. Allyn Chairman— join the commission at Smith hill. H. H. ‘Allyn has been uamed We Just received a shipment of chairman of the campaign for Wyandotte Cleansers, get yours be collecting of the relief fund for fore they are all gone again, Mcln- suffering people of China ts tyre's Implement House. ------- • We Have Ea«trr Candle»— Mellta t ommandery, K. T.— Hand painted Easter cards. Easter .Meets tonight. Several compan noveltie* tor children and grown ions in the Order of the Red Cross ups and something unusual In fancy All Sir Knights expected to be pres- !>atlk bathing cape You are sure to «8 find something that will he just what you want at the Presbyterian Ba EOD KNIGHTS OF zar New Spring Goods Arriv New goods at rock bottom prices at Peerless Clothing Co Automatic press Merchant Printing—Courier office. Courier office. LOCAL PERSONAL the GARDEN TOOLS MEETS TONIGHT Visiting Mem Invited Special, last shipment of navel or anges, sweet, juicy, at 2 dot. for 45c. Kinney A Truax Grocery. 28 Rogue River Hardware Co The WiNG HESTER Store Rogue Fame In London— The fame of the Rogue River val- ' ley I* spreading even to old England The secretary of the Chamber of Commerce today mailed several doz en booklets on Grant* Pass and Jo sephine county and Scenic Side Trip* booklets for the Carleton Club. Pall ■Mall, London It Is exacted that this request for Grant* Pass booklets will be followed by similar requests from other exclusive dub* of Lon- don. Don't Worry— Over the little folks' summer clothing, You can get anything you desire at the Presbyterian church sale. ROD St. Patrick Never Saw a Ford! The American Legion Boys Have One ELECTRICALLY EQUIPPED, GOOD LIGHTS, SELF STARTER, EASY RIDING A LL-YT A R-ROTND CAR. DEMOl NTABLE RIMN, SAME SIZE TIRES FRONT AND REAR, NON SKID FRONT AND REAR, WIRE WHEEIJi, ONE SPARE AND TIRE CARRIER. ASK ANY LEGION BOY—HE CAN TELL YOU Blue Bird Blouses mr$. Hellie Reas We do Hem«tit,hl«g A FABRIC "TO ITT" I« if teromHia? That la alwajv the question in <ho*Mng I : hi.e ns ulmoag unlimited »election when yog ««sure TAIMIRING to jour individual mcaaure. Hundred« of nil-wool falirh • in ibe lat ent weave»—at the price you want to pay. GEO. S CALHOUN NKti-cn Yvwrs U k - ii I Dewier NEW SPRING GOODS At Rock Bottom Prices at Peerless Clothing Co. Shoes for the Family JUST RECEIVED— Shipment of Hats and Caps for Men and Boys 103 North 6th WOODWARD’S 5S USED CARS 2 Chevrolet, 1920 1 Chevrolet, 1919, Over hauled. 1 Republic Truck. 2 Fords. W. s. Maxwell & Co. IMr vrtTANCE OF MAKING THE START Everything must have a beginning— anti it is important to start saving early. Begin now—open an account with the Grants Pass and Josephine Bank. Four per cent interest paid on savings accounts. Grants Pass and Josephine Bank ' i G rants P ass ,O regon ’ Lic<-n«,-d to W ed— Tea and Small Cnkea— A license to wed was Issued this Coffee and assorted sandwiches morning from the office of the coiin- will l>e served at the Presbyterian ty clerk to Jason R. Hlgglnliotham I aid les’ Bazar. EOD and Mrs. Heatherbell Closton, both Merchant Friulani—Courier of this city. The wedding will occur this evening. Npiœlla Cue» eg» A splendid line of 1921 models at reduced prices. The corset with the guarantee. Mary L. Con, coraetlere. 840 Washington Blvd., phone 184«J. Caster RASTER GANDY FANTI* IIAHKETH Prayer Meeting Early— Prayer meeting at the Baptist church tonight will be from 7 to 8, so as to give all who desire to do so an opportunity to attend the lecture at the high school. C. M. Cline. EANTER DY MH EASTER I “OST «IARDA CLEMENS SEE IT ON DISPLAY AT FORD AGHNCY. WINETROUT, Authorized Ford Sales and Service clothes. at In Your Garden— A small patch of strawberries will supply the family with fresh berries .Magoon and Gold Dollar are varieties! recommended by the Department of, Agriculture for southern Oregon Lo cally gown plants, 81-50 per hun dred. bunch of 25, 50c. special rates 1 In thousands or If purchaser desire« i to dig plant*. Strong well-rooted plant*. Postpaid to outside point*. Sabin’s Drug Store 28 « <>me to the Bazar— And buy the kind of aprons you like beet. We have them for all purposes. EOD Some Hand Made t'timfy Cart— Bodice top vesta and suits. Kinney * Truax. 28 SELLS DRUGS 23U llf.'iiitlfiilly Made— , .Muslin wear and towels, bags and holders at the Presbyterian bazar I I
