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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (April 9, 1921)
MTI ni» w . Night and Day 4 Ititi you ever «top tn think timi MMMiny put al laterssst werk» for >••«« night anil titty — it peter -!ce|i«. tiler yen have ear tits I money let it work for you—not you for II. -If Mill I. rI III UM III MUVI >gn TIIKHS i r<*rylHMly I. m I« A. Williamson and wife, of R>»e- M om At Lie Grants Pas* Cafe, why not burg, are visitors In Grant* Pas*. TTStf Ileducod price on * ratch feed *t you? Dinners 30c and up Cramer llro*. 4k Dr C H lai» «nd wife, of Brook tn. t ’.iiiM Sole Owner— E. A. Adam* ha* bought the en tirs Ings, Ore,, are spending a few d*'- with th« doctor’* brother. O. J. Uw, Interest of Oscar P. Iohneon in the Electric À IE lattory Shop on minister tsf the local <’hri*tl*n Mouth Alxth street i and will handle church. In.-- alone hereafter. I If you are In need of plumbing or plumbing supplies, it will pay you to look up 505 Routh Sixth street or I Ate* H, i Ini — Phono 30« G A Bryan 12tf • » ' ■ nd yr—.: cld lait wBi pur- Alslke clover seed at Count's I'eetl <■! i«« » ti. V oriti <>t ail wool mater 4SI ai at t. 1 • .le ■> luthlng Va. 30tf Store. Get your This is seeding time, garden seeds from Cramer Broe. 4H ' .icing < !;•««— Mrs M D. Eldredge, of Spokane. [ Will 'art soon If you wish to few day* Wash.. I is In the city for a hi, glvt ou« :.ame to Mrs Goet-I visiting. che. 501 Alsike clover weed at Count'» Feed 4H Store. Flic» <>n C lice Water»— Now lawn seed at Cramer Bros 4* J. R. Harvey, has filed with th A. J. Green, the contractor, who week. state engineer's office application for visited Portland during the .the appropriation of loo second feet has returned to this city. of water from Galice creek for min Alsike clover »«<•<! at Count’s FOetl ing purposes. Store. 4 8 Nitrate of soda, the wonderful vegetable fertilizer at Cramer Bros Save, yh.oo— By bringing in your old suit Nora E. Wheeler, of Yreka, and Amy G laike, of Sisson. California •,».4; ou the price of a new one at towns, are spending a few days visit the Peerless Clothing Co. ing Granle i*ae* and Medford friends. Egg Producer with dried butter- Buy* Resident e Property— Frank Booth, who recently Chlck mash with tlr!"d bnt- milk Baby scratch with green moved to this t-.-y f.om Los Angeles, termilk. has . .chased t > t residence proper peas. Charcoal, meat scrap«, grit, ty of Mr*. Cyrus Wheeler on A street digester tankage, eastern oyster .ie there. 48 and will make shell, at Count's Feed Store, 48 Chick feed at Cramer Brot. ■ÓUdtKt!— r l . MaoPheraon. San Francisco That mean* Murphy the 23rd. mining man. is in the city investigat E ARE nil ready with the best sorts of ing some of Josephine's mining pro "je: e ¡1 !>e *i> me skiddin', you bet. Paints and Brushes—Varnishes, Stains, perties. At, Eli tor Wax, and nil kinds of Paint Removers Poultry eupplies at Cramer Bros itela .u S. < . ; evenni after lodge .Monday, and Mr. and Mrs Gregory Allen and .Cleaners. Mr» Reading; of Victoria. B. C.. April 11 th. -o irlsUi. Mopped in the city last J Then n whole special collection of Paints, night, continuing their way »<> nth- YVordi 9.1.«><1— ' It i ar 1 l’tilishrs for Automobiles. \V .11! allow yo t 85 for your old I ward today. suit to apply on new one at the Peer-1 luswn mowers at Cramer Bros. 48 i < .i-i . .id let us help you select the best 30tf .Mr and Mrs it C. Crowell cime. less Clothing Co. Li i.i . \',¡;r requirements. In from Waldo today to meet Arlle, and Mrs. Ixtud. of Boston, ‘Mass., who Dance Wi«.» a Su< »•«•-»— The dance given last night by th’e will arrive this evening for a visit drill team of the Woodmen of the here Garden hose at Cramer« Bros. 4M World, at Waldorf ball, was one of The WINCHESTER Store Moncrleffe Cameron, attorney at he best attended affairs of the kind law from Seattle, is in the city. Mr this season. The boys worked hard Canterun makes a specialty of min to make this a big success and al! ing practice in the northern city, and that attended will agree that they is interested in the Boswell mine did so. The hall was tastefully and log The here, which he Is visiting while In appropriately decorated. cabin, crossed axes and fir trees and the city. Mr. Cameron believes evi dently that there I* money in owning! boughs gave the hall a real woodsy appearance and atmosphere, The an Interest In a Josephine producer as well as in dire-tlng his clients In boys rejtort that the floor was filled to capacity at every number, Tue tho ways of the law. Towols and hand cultivators at dance was given to help the mem- Cr.nnor Bros. 48 bers of the team secure uniforms, and to give the public another evi • ->ng runs a specialty In ths Co.ri*r merchant printing depart-1 dence of the spirit of this camp. So ■>'c. . a.-i Ji were they that this will me* t. be followed soon by another dance w Bridge Contract la-t— The county court today let the con- Your Old Suit— Is worth *5 to apply on pri e of tract for tho construction of the Iceland bridge to Wolke & Schroeder, new one at the Peerless Clothing at a contract pri e of 81750, this Co. rants ass regon firm being the lowest of the four lawn fertiliver at Cramer Bros bidders. Carter & Edgerton offered ta build the structure at 82127 plus 81 per yard for excavation and Woodmen Will Initiate— The local ruuap. Woodmen of the 820 per van! for concrete: J. A. Var ner hid 81944 for the bridge com World, will have a rousing meeting plete. while J. Green bld 82750 Monday night. A large lass of can didate* will be initiated. After the initiation the camp will celebrate, as Bidders Were Too High— The count., court will construct this class will place the local camp the new bridge at Takilma by force the largest camp of the order in the work, all tho bld* submitted for the state south of Eugene, passing Rose structure being considered too high burg and Medford, and the campaign j when they were opened todav. The committee hope to put the camp 400 * , estimate on the bridge was 83500. strong by the first of .May. Several and the bills ranged from 83150 to prominent members of the order will District 84 384. Tho low bidder was J. A. be present, among them Varner and the high one the I'nion Manager F. B Tichenor. Every mem ber of the camp is requested to be Bridge company. present and Join the big celebration Two rooms will be used to accom Not Absolutely Washed. modate the crowd that will be pres- man. Pycherley is n hard hearted The spirit of C'hristnJhs never enters i ent—the committee in charge will his body; and. Indeed, If he has uny I see that all have seats. . x. . particularly unpleasant Intelligence to » convey, lit- generally manages to save S|»e<-i«l Sale— It up for Christmas time. On Thompson's box chocolates at Ills wife, however. Is different, gild the Bonbonniere. Saturday and Sun I.i< eitM-tl to Wt-tl— last Christians enteri-d the dining room day. Grant* I’a.** la«lgc A. F. «X »• M. Freellng Ixtvejoy Sawyer and with a troubled look. Special communication Tuesday "tilt. John," she said. "Mary Just evening at 7 o'clock. Work In -M M. Grace Helen Cosson have been issued Would Move House for Highway— swallowed a shilling! What sitali wv a license to wed from the office of degree Visiting brethren welcome E. M. Allright, who lives in the do?" the county clerk. By order of W tlie Elk valley, near the California line. Mary.' let th- Is In the city today on his return position of .font a visit to the mining conven- l’ycherley household. “Do?" repeated the tna-ter of the ■ tah it t ortli.nd. .Mr. Allright states W HATH house. "Well. I suppose we'd better that he lias been working to open up Cun you ri-meittlH-r the date let iter keep It. She would have ev a copper mine in the Elk valley, but is your head loo full of pe<te<l a Christmas box, anyhow.”— that lack of transportation has made dresses anti tolphone numbers tendon TIt-Rlts. it impossible for him to realize upon to keep track of the birthdays he ore during the more than 20 ind other anniversaries of Ths Tip-Hunter's Guide. years that he has been there. The your friends? And yet It mean* Speaking oi' tips and tipping, a New it lot when some one remem Yoik l>elllio|> not lotig ago foriuulu .ívsl I new route of the Crescent tity- bers your birthday. doesn't It? a set of rule«, a few of which we give Grants Pass highway will run within i a mile and a half of the mining pro hclov: It’s no fact of mental magic if Volt can't tell—prrhepa It perty. The road also alniosf hit.- Don ’ t waste time on "big bugs." you will keep a "Forget-Me- The more share* you Is! Ill' Allr’.-h: house, but Mr Allright Shower nttentlon on woti8-n: If they • list and have in the American la-- lip nt all. tliey tip liberally. said he told the surveyors that he St ti ll It St NHIIIN’E WITH pion 8U.IMH» Sedan, the more Don’t pcr-s-eiite tightwad«: shame would move the house for them tf it GREETING 4'ARDH l>ros|H«(s yon have of win them with funltless service. vould hurry the constr i -tiun work. Piny the honeymooners hard; newly He says that the new highway will ning It. Every share y hi Imy wed men like to make a splurge l>e- be of immense value to the people of help« twill«! an Ameritan le fore their britlo*. gion Bniltllng. Don’t act ugly when n gue«t depart« his district. without tipping you. Have n heart I Alfalfa and clover seed at Cramer Perhaps the office cleaned him out.— 3JU Stnoa Broa. 4 8 Boston Transcript. Thomson’s Glove Fitting orsets IHiltH IX DltiJHS DEPENDS THE FIT OF YOVR (VlltSITT. ESSENTIALLY ICON !tr$. Hellie Peas We do lit inMiti hing We Have a Fashion i*n<l M fabric to fit your |M*r«M>rudlt y am well aa your perwoa in TAILORING GEO. 3. CALHOUN Over Sixteen Yean Local Dealer NEW SPRING GOODS Time to Make Things'New Again—With Paints and Varnish At Rock Bottom Prices at W LÚ Rogue River Hardware Co ESSENTIAL TO PROGRESS A bank account to which regular de posits are added is essential to the pro gress of each individual, whether young or old. Open an account now with the Grants Pass and Josephine Bank. Shoes for the Family Men’s Shirts, Sox, Collars, Ties, Underwear, Dress and Work Shoes, New Spring Stock at New Prices AT 103 North 6th * WOODWARD’S RIVOLI—TONIGHT Grants Pass and Josephine Bank G P .O Vocalion Records The newest and best Records on the market. Playable on all stand ard Phonographs. H E L M ER’S “The Home of Good Furniture’’ ? Is It Yours ? CLEMENS SELLS DRUGS RICES—93.00, 91.no and 91.OO, plus war tax. at Th.-a: r Ilex Office at. 12 o'clock. Seats now on sale USED FORDS MOST ALL MODELS ALL CARS ARE PVT IN FIRST CLASS MECHANICAL HON BEFORE BEINO OFFKHED FOR SALE. CONDI- PRICES AXD TERMS TO SI IT JAMES K. MANUEL AT COLLINS GARAGE
