Grants Pass daily courier., March 29, 1921, Page 4, Image 4

TI M"il»YY. MYIB’II iW. IMI
GRANTA» PASS DAILY «XM IUW<
PAGE FUI R
PER52N/1L 1Ï? LOCAL I
in one of our safety de ¡»«»sit
i a ilta and know they are sate
There
from fire and thieves
will also be room for valuable
,'a,ers s.ich as deeds ami pol-
Ynd they'll always ’>«•
Icles
eas\ «vf access
We <s« mesti»
advise you to «lelay no longer
in protecting your i aluables
Talk it over with us
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
• snie
»» ci »V Ki smv »
OF HOTTHKHN ORKGON
Y«s wo can I.ike it all apart
*■* f.i. t we know «,«*11 «ar l>) losvrt.
Ik»n t •«» !:k«> t’ <> little «'» who took
th«> watch a|>art to see what made
lk»n‘t tinker
the wheels go 'round
around your car and so disturb th«»
mt'chanism that you don't Mi ve a
tinkers tamo'ahanter what becomes
of it. Drive it around here
If it
is too sick to navigate oust phon«- ;i
and we'll throw out the life line
AMENT'S AIT«' REP VIR AND
WE CAN
put it
T ogether
3 Air AIN
CSJfl
MACHINE SHOP
WELDING I'HOXES--- Day 114-1;
SERVICE « AR DYY OR NIGHT
Night 252-R
MACHINE WORK
PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY
Some people have the mistaken idea that it is prefer­
able to buy out-of-town. It is greatly to your advant­
age to buy at home, where you have reliable mer­
chants that are pleased to serve you promptly and
courteously, with goods high in quality at reasonable
prices. At the Grants Pass and Josephine Rani; you
are made to feel at home in the transaction of your
banking business.
Grants Pass and Josephine Bank
G rants P ass .O regon
PLAYING!
TGNIGHT
ROSCOE 'FATTY)
ARBUCKÌ
f4> -4—XTcwrer * txM
The world-famous play that has thrill»!
crowds than any other drama of t.-.e West.
Rocking wit
laughter
Ixradwl with
Filmed amid >eauty and grandeur of sc«e
dwarf any etaze production ever presented
TOMORROYY—T YKE THF. Til
T
«'am¡>'>«>11 i» r«>gi»U»r>Hl at
th«» Jos<x»hlm> loda» from Tillamook
Philip Twohy, of
Portland.
ia
spending a f<>* da) a tn th«> cil» vis
tting.
O I. Webb of the Elk <*reek
coiuitn near Waldo, was a business
\isitor in the city toda*
SEAT SALE CONTESI
STAGED BY STÜOENTS
The sale of tickets to th»* I’niver
it) of Oregon orchestra concert has
een
aced exclusively in the hands
of high school st ident.s. who have
been stimulated by the sight of a
Oregon pillow top to I m ? given
e student selling the largest
num-’er of ti kets
The pillow top
was placed on display in the high
' liool auditorium today
A re;«ort was i r*» “1 v ••«! from
colla. wher» the - orchestra gave a
roncert last night, to the «'ffect that
the audience was completely
won
over >y the music
The program
consist»«! of c classical number», popu-
ncores. solos in whi h Intricate
were delicately handled,
quartet an<l sextet selections and
ir>--
Frank Jue. the <’hi-
tenor. was etith i-lasti allyi
¡veil and Mis.-« \lb»rta Potter in
her violin numbers were repeatedly I
•ced to respond to »ncores
Tomorrow night the orchestra will!
. before a Grants Pass audience
o;-e.a house The program will i
n promptly .it s o'clock, in ord>-r
lance, which follows, may!
With the!
as possible
Ashland, th n orcheetra ,
other daiL es while
southern Orem
DOIG Ma.LEYX and DORIS M YY
"THE
HOOKIE s
RETI P.X
ores Ship(M-<l to Portland—
The low grade ores for the inter­
national mining exposition a' Port­
land were shipped today
fre.rht
The high grade ores will
who have
ores for the exposition are
st these in as soon as pos-
y can be left at Letcher's
re or at the Grants Pass
la
YY’ ti Fleming, of Yhwlforil
• ¡lending a few da1» in tin' i'll) at
tending to business matterà
Harry Is'wts »us In loda» from G a
lice creek looking after bUMllU’.AA
Worth *5.00—
Wo will allow you |I> for your oh
iVvter K ho is a b
visitor in suit to apply on new one tit tli«» Po«*r
the city for a few da*s having ar­ ioaa Clothing t’o
rived last night from Roseburg
Mrs h <’ b’aucelt, of San Fran li«'tiirn» I» '»«»> —
cisco, is stopjun^ at the Josephine
l'h» lurc of ili» Soutb»rn Urogon
for a f«*w we«*ks
«limai» pro«»d l«> b» t>>«> much f«>r
Mrs \\ S Hamilton .»nd Mrs K1.I- Frank \ndcr «>n. »ha lati b»r» »«<)
der armed th«» latt«»r part of the «Tal ycara ago ami wciit io Mu»hlug
w «*ek from R«w»btirg to »pend a I ton
H«> rolurn»«! ib» timi of th<
week visiting her»»
w»»k lo mak» hi» homo hor«> ¡H'riiia
If you ar<> In n«>»d of plumbing nentl)
Mr «\n«l>'r»<>n w ili bO UHHll
or plumbing auppllt's, It will pay you clatvd with tli» Winetruut autoiuo
to look up .'>0’ South Sixth street «>r Idi» company
phone 306 G A Bryan
3'.‘tf
W U Kearns is »¡»»tiding th«' I Atra •»¡ss'iiil—
w<««'k in «¡ranis Pass, having come in
SO and your old suit will pur-
the latter part of th» week from lw chase a new one of all wool mater
| land
lai at the Peerleea Clothing Co
Miss Anna Bramwell has arrlv«sl
In th«> «'tty to »¡»end Easter vacation,
'satiation \rui) l'«su»l.' on I rt|
having first visited In Salem after
Envoy and Mrs \ \ Gray of the
leav tag the t ntiersity of Oregon
Salvation Army stopped tn the city
D C Mason and «' E I’ulley arc
tod) for a short visit when on their
making an automobile tour of th.'
way from Mount Vernon. Wash . to
They arrived here last night
west
Ixmg Beach and San Diego, «‘al The
from the south
Roads are said to
trip is being made overland. the
be In excellent ondition to the south
lira's camping out along th» route
Mr an«l Mrs C «' Evans arrived
With the exception of a strip of road
by auto last night from Portland
in Washington and several short de
They report good roads, very little
tours the highway* uro reported
difficulty having been encountered on
be In g<M>d condition
Smith
They stopped at th» Jos«'
the trip
much better and unless rain set h
phine
soon will be in fine shape
En * oy
and Mrs Gray formerly had harm-
of th«' Yrmy here
—TRY To SEE—
RIVOLI I
Cotton, Silk and Lide
V>ur I >1<1 suit—
Is worth 5 to apply on pri e of
new on«« at the Feerie», I'lothlu •.
Co.
>. Il'H.ls Yre Y l»lt«sl—
Mrs Alic«« Bacon, county school
siiperinteiKluiit. spent th«« past week
visiting various Nchools of the conn
ty. districts 23. N. 10, 12. 14 and lb
being found tn excellent condition
I»1 strict 9 was lo have been clos.sl
for a w««««R the ti'aeher being ill 1 »Is
trict '».» has been dosed for a week
because «»f illness in the tamil) of
Mrs Bacon átate» that
the teacher
If there are any <*ertlflcat«*d leachi Ti*
In the count) who dœire to subs ti­
t«lle it may I h < »SM I b I«» to fimi ¡H)HÍ-
t.' ns fur them soon
The Mrhoobi of
the count' ar«< preparing for th«*
eighth grad» examinations which ir»*
to !>e held May 12 and 13
S|H»clal .Meeting lU-nnu'- i luspier—
There will b«> a special meeting of
Reames Chapter, commencing at 1
o'clock Thursday. March .11. Chick
en »upper at 6 3o
By order of the
high prlesr
4»
J«-ttj Work R>-suine«l—
Work of billding the breakwater
was resumed Monday, rock
being
<lumj>ed at th» shore end to ¡»rot«»*t a
portion vhat received
considerable,
wash during th«' pant winter Thing»
have been arranged so that much
mor» rock will b>> dumped Hum last
By next fall a large ¡»ori. »n
season
of the bay will b«» w«*ll promoted, al
lowing vessels to lie at th«* wharf
during heavy seas coming in from
off shore *Del Xort»« Triplhat»*
Hare *5.00—
By bringing in your olii suit to
A ashington,
A committee of 11 headed by Chas. apply on the price of a new one nt
30tf
G I>aw<-s. of Chicago, who served as the 1’eerlonH Clothing Co
brigadier general in France, was ap­
pointed >y the president to Investi­
gate the war risk bureau and the
treatment given to di-abied service
men.
Underwear
For Warm Days
mrs. Delllc Deas
W «v do IlenisUt« hing
sitii:i,i>
mi
»«»i» in lHi)in¿¿ i I«Hh«w. 13»«* **iin» <»f ti*<* l » ii > l.it-
Il«* railor l* tli«* "tun of *«if«'t) for )«»u I nmaum * it
Mun«!* for
rin: illùsi' yi ÌLITÌ-Ì ÌLI I I oil KH It
At tlie sign
Yr Jolly
Little Tailor
DEO 3 CALHOUN
Ov«-i .Sutern 1 rar« linai Df alti
I
I
NEW SPRING GOODS
At Rock Bottom
Prices at
Peerless Clothing Co
Shoes for the Family
JI ST Itix EIY l.l> SHIP.MEN I
I.YDMS KIIYKI
IIIKIXG
IMI HREIA lll>
1 » > Y Ts
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103 North 6th
WOODWARD’S
i
A MUSICAL TREAT
IS OFFERED BY
The U. of 0. Orchestra
Concert at Opera House
8:00 O’clock
Dance at WiJdorf Hall
9:30 Until 1:00 O’clock
r< > ai <
i3?< >w
Concert 75c and 50c
Dance $1.00
VENIZELOS WILL BE
Typewriting paper -Courier off!, e
GARDEN TOOLS
Athene, Mar 2S.
(A I’. I For­
mer Premier Venlzelos Is going to
Japan to be the guest of the mikado,
who has asked him to arbitrate the
difficulties between Japan and the
United States, says a laindon
patch.
Fbsh Lights
AND BATTERIES
A good assortment
ALL PRICES
Rogue River Hardware Co
The WINCHESTER Store
CLEMENS
SELLS DRUGS
Evangelistic Meetings at the
Baptist Church
I u<-s«|Hy me., Man li '4M, YY lini Musi I <l<> lo ll<- .
VY • <ln«vMla) ove., Mar. 21», YY lini d<Nx Jl M« mui lo I»
Tl>iirs«lny evening. March 40,
YY ben
Yin
I I
— lirrvrxn
SA Vi I) *
Song H«-r«l<'e Iwgiii» nt. 7 40; »eriiion nt M AH».
IllU-kctt, song len<l«'r
4M. «'LIXE, prevuhi-r
Vol IRE INVITED
Able to Ho Out—
Charles Oglesby, who him been laid
up for the past tew week« by Injuria«
aiiHtalned when he fell from a foot­
bridge, has rocoTored sufficiently to
be out on the street on crutches. Mr
Oglesby ho|Hw to bo In bls old posi­
tion In Horning's Shack soon
Ofrico stationery—Courier ottico.
JOSEPHINE HOTEL
CAI’E
BORN
EIAEY To Mr. and Mrs George T
Elsey, of Merlin, Monday, .March
2S, a daughter.
4 <»MIX«. I.Y EXTS
Mar ill, Thursday la»<li<>i Aiixlliarv
Xj>ril Fool Party, at f'liarnber of
«'ornnierce rooms
I IIIK II
IHiitor
12 t<> I 3o
5 30 Io M