mondai . Armi. un. itrji.
GRANT* PAM* DAILY OOl »UKK
PACK TWO
We Wish to Inform—
The Public that Mr. Kltson.
Electrician of several years exper­
ience at the Electrical trade to now
Ladies Full Fashioned
with the Granta Paas Electric Co.
▲. E. Voorhles.
Pub. and Propr.
And we are now In a position to
entered at post office, Granta Pass.
Ore. as second-class mall matter
give you the very beet Electrical ser-
vice on short notice, Quick service
ADVERTISING RATES
Display space, per inch................... 35c i
is our trim. we realite that when you
Local-personal column, per line....10c |
want an Electrician, you want hint
Reader*, per line—........
5c!
right away.
BLACK. WHITE, GREY. CHOCOLATE
—
DAILY’ COURIER
By mall or carrier, per year..... M 00
River Attract» Many NimriMn—
By mail or carrier, per month .
50
Hundreds of people spent at least
a portion of Sunday at the Golden
Drift dam and many were there the
entire day. picniclng or fishing.
MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRE®5
About 50 automobiles »or«« parked
The Associated prees la exclusively
on the south aide of the river at the
•«»titled tb the use for republication |
dam during the day. it considerable
off all news dispatches credited to It I
or all otherwise credited in thia
number being Medford cars. In fact
gaper and also the local new* pub­
several Medford latrtice are camped
lished herein
at
the dam. Heretofore the fishing
AU rights of republication ot spe-
sev< eral month*, a new experience tori
t„H,n KOod In the early morning
SU1 dispatches herein are also re­ For «1350—
*. West,
West, who came from Florida I bt|t yesterday there were only »1*
Exceptional value* In two-piece Mrs.
served
suit* at Peerlees Clothing Co.
54tf last fall and had never seen snow salmon caught throughout the day
Mr. West has been caring tor the I. It is reported that during Saturday
MONDAV, APRIL **, IMI
H. Peck mining property.
night certain parties were there with
Draws Fine—
nets and cleaned out the pools. which
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Opir Reed, who was arrested Sat­
spoiled the day's sport.
♦ urday for alleged illegal fishing, to­ Special Meeting—
ORBGON WEATHER
♦
♦ . day drew a fine of $50 and cost*, the
♦
Of Grants Pass lodge No. 84, A.
Tonight and Tuesday. rain ♦ charge being that Reed wag using a F. & A. M.. Tuesday evening. April
♦
NEW TODAY
gaff to snag salmon at the Ament 26. at 7:20. P. B. Herman. W M. «2
♦ Fresh southerly gales.
EVERYTHING IN INSURANCE—
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Dependable companies and reas­
Medford, made the arrest.
Your 1 a *»—
onable ratea. See T. M Stott.
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If you fall to purchase a new
Buick Salesrooms.
lOltf
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PERSON AL AND LOCAL
4 Wonderful Value—
, spring two-piece suit at Peeríais
"1
SALE
Alfalfa
seed,
alslke
For $13.50 you can purchase r
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* I 1 Clothing Co.
-» -
clover,
red clover and bluastem
Miss Berneice Phillips left thia af­ new two-piece suit at the Peerless
I
wheat
seed at Count'* Feed Store.
54tf- Black lienuty at Rivoli—
ternoon for Trail, where she will Clothing Co.
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•pend the summer.
No more appropriate demonstra-
Rev. W. J. Fenton, who held ser­ Bohan Wins Case -
Your
tion calling attention to the import­ LANIWCAPE GARDENING
vices at WUliams Sunday, went to
In the case of Pat Bohan vs. H. W. ance of kindness toward man'* four-
home grounds demand the atten­
Medford this afternoon.
Webber and John Banning, the court footed friend* could be found than
tion of someone who can secure
Car of shelled corn just in, $40 ha* awarded damages to Bohan, for the master picture play,
for them an ever Increasing beau­
"Black
No.
per ton or $2.25 per 100, deliver­ injury to an automobile. Bohan re­ Beauty" which is being presented at
ty. Consultation free
ed. Josephine County Flour Mill. 66 ceived 1485 by the decree.
care ot the Courier.
the Rivoli theater. I-ast week was
Mr. and Mrs. George Van Horn, of
observed as "be kind to animal FOR SALE—Apples. Inquire at fruit
Gold Hill, were in the city over Sun­ Special Meeting S. B. A.-
week" throughout the nation under
warehouse or cold storage plant
day.
«1 the auspices of the Humane society. I
Tonight at Dixon Hall, G St.
MWStf
Mis* Hoag, who is connected with
and the cooperation of the general
E. L GALBRAITH—Real estate. In­
the California-Oregon Labor Com­ Out From < tetro District—
public was asked in the education of
surance end plate glass liability.
pany, is in Grants Pass on business.
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. West came in the children in the humane treat­
809 H G street, phone 28. 40tf
A. G. Kingston and wife, of Eve­ from the Chet co district Sunday and ment of dumb animals. The Rivoli
leth Minn , are in the city on mining will spend a tew days in the city be­ management is to be congratulated i'MHD MAXWELL in Al condition.
business.
fore going to their farm on Deer in showing the instructive and enter­
9525. Williams Garage and Cy­
H. L. Chapin, of Wolf Creek, is creek. They were snowbound for taining classic.
cler?.
in the city today, having been called
WU»L THE PARTY WHO FOUND
as a witness in the case of Smith
In their car Saturday night, one
vs. Lemond.
sack of flour, 10 pound* of sugar,
Mrs. James Worsenek and Miss
and one child's shoe with name of
Mariam Worsenek, of Eureka, who |
Oleson written on wrapping, please
•topped at the Orford last night are
return all to Partlee's grocery
on their way to Portland for a visit.
store, as they were placed in the
W. J. Herwig, Oregon superinten­
wrong cur by mistake
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dent of the Anti-Saloon league left
this morning for his headquarter*
WANTED TO TRADE— 3 lots lu
in Portland, after presenting ad-j
Monroe, Benton county. Ore., for
dresses in two churches yesterday.|
Ford car. N. C. Patterson, 308
Mr. Herwig attended an Anti-Saloon 1
Manzanita. Ave.. City.
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league conference of ten Pacific coast
FOR
SALE
—
Chevrolet
touring,
new
Get
rid
of
’
em
—
the
remedy
states, in San Francisco last week.
top, new tires and paint, complete­
is simple—just come and hear
ly overhauled and mechanically
Fishermen Forgot Licensee—
perfect. A snap. $350 cash. E.
Fishwarden Bancroft caused the
D. Yenny, Palace Hotel.
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arrest of eight fishermen, during
Saturday and Sunday for alleged fish
NALASKOWSK1 — Contractor.
ing without licenses. Although the
Builder and Jobber. Phone 246-R.
men were ¿aid to have taken out 11-
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•enses, the papers were not on their
A
FEW
FRESH
<X>WB
tor
sale.
Ten
persons and the arrests were made
to select from. Am reducing herd.
as a matter of warning. The law re­
All young, gentle, heavy milkers,
quires that the angler have his 11-1
and good testers. Cows home ut
cense coupon with him while in the
5 p. m. Place. 6 miles north ot
act of fishing.
Grants 'Pass on Pacific highway.
Prices right
W. W Ballnntyne.
Palace Hotel Dining Room—
3.M i
The original high speed “pep”
Meals served family style, All
PERSONAL—V. Powers, at 412 W. |
white help. Will treat you right.
program. It is sure to please
A street, Grants Pass, phone |
Give us a trial.
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everybody.
215-R, wishes to know If Mrs R. I
New Fountain Installed—
C. Powers of Muskogee, Oltla., who
recently arrived in Grants Pass, is
The National Drug Store has dur­
ing past week finished the instala-
related to him.
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Htion of a very handsome marble
FOR SALE -6-room modern house
soda fountain, the latest improved,
and 4 lots at 212 North 2nd St.
guaranteed ice less. The fruit jars
Garage, fruit and lots of shade.
are of porcelain and there are several
Terms to suit purchaser, Would
important improvements over the or­
consider renting to right party. W.
dinary fountain.
J. Teel, at lunch wagon, corner
I
Sixth and G street*.
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Advertisement written by Mildred Lowden
Printed calling cards—Courier.
FOR SALE—Good Jersey milk cow.
Inquire at 308 Burgess St.
66
FOUND—Automobile crank O*W
I can get It at the Courier office. 62
SILK HOSE
THE VICTROLA
is Mother’s Friend
*
The Victrola brighten* the home for the whole family— but most of all,
perhaps, k«r Mother. I hiring the I, sig hour* of the day when »he is alone in the
hou»r with no company »ave the monotimou»ly-tkking clock, a Vktrola may
change her whole world lor her. Il ''make» friend* easily," tinging, at any time,
the tong* »he love», or playing the tunc», old and new, »lie cares for must.
The world'» greatnt srtut» help her to forget the weight of a thousand »nJ <>n<
task*. There »lioulJ be a VictnJs in your hutuc. 11 you will drop in today
we »hall be glad Ui explain uui caty tarn».
JI ST THE THING Hill MOT HERS HAY SI BITUME
HELMT ONE NOW AT
The Music & Photo House
Stanton Rowell. Proprietor
BLUES !
The War emphasized the reasons whv all Americans
should demand articles
►
MADE IN THE U. S. A.
Similar reasoning and the advertising <>f Oregon
Merchants is teaching all Oregonians to use, articles
ne MERRY
RONDOLIERS
Made in Oregon
Josephine Made Products
Opera House Saturday
Buy From Merchants in Your Home Town
We are in business to serve you the best that anyone can. We
thought we could supply you with Lion Brand Shoes at lower
prices by mail, but find we cannot.
Our experience has convinced us we were wrong and for that
reason we have discontinued selling direct to wearers by mail.
We are now sure retail stores render a service that is worth
all you pay for it. The money you spend in stores helps build good
roads and better schools right in your own neighborhood.
You don’t have to pay more for this service than the extra sat­
isfaction is worth to you.
When you need another pair go to your dealer—he will take
good care of you and please you better than anybody can by mail.
You can see many different styles (not pictures, but the real
shoes) and you can be sure to get the proper fit. With kindest re
gards and thanking you for your interest in Lion Brand Shoes, we
are,
Very truly yours,
HARSH & CHAPLINE SHOE CO.,
Milwaukee, Wis.,
The shoes referred to above
are sold in Grants Pass by the
Golden Rule Store
JOSEPHINE COUNTY FLOUR MILL
—9
Shoes for the Family
NEW TODAY—1 large office tleak, 20
gauge lutmnierlcs» shot gun, Standard
Remington Typewriter just overhaul­
ed, Sxfl window sluidrw, baby buggy,
baby beri, large oak rlresser. bevel
glass, several giMwI oil stoves. Phone
71, T. C. BOOTH.
SATURDAY MTCCIAIM
Black or Brown Hox, good quality, 7 ¡eUrs
Black or Brown Hox, Heavy weight, ,1 inlra
Mem’s Ith« k Belta, a real value nt
A I hiiu 11 f il I new line of wash Tim
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103 North 6th
AMUSEMENTS
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WOODWARD’S
"Black Beauty'' PlMMes at Rivoli
All lovers of Anna Sewell'* "Black
. Beauty." all lovers of horses and all
W. PoUok and J. Pollak, ot Albany'
< NOI ING EVENTS
i those who like fine acting and a beau Ore., wore
«_■r>r<» In Í !>••*> n L* l)««n I»»..*
In Grants Pass last even­
| tlful picture, wil go to see this mo­ ing.
May 4, Wednesday—..May breakfast
tion picture production of the famous
Merchant Printing—Courier office.
by Presbyterian ladles.
68
at
the
Rivoli
today
or
tomor-
1 book
a
row.
As we love horses and specially ad-
mire Jean Paige and James Morrl-
son, and the other* whose acting
makes the picture such a treat, it Is
difficult to maintain the equanimity
which hr supponed to pervade a re­
view. We confess frankly that we
are not competent to judge "Black
; Beauty" Impartially as the horses
land Jean Paige carried ua off our
I feet. In extenuation we might say
1 that a very large theater of very crit­
ical people likewise broke loose and
applauded.
MiTS OE Fl N
bathing in a bathroom where you
can splash around to your heart's de­
sire. Have ns put a tub, basin, tiled
floor and side walls, «te., in your old
bathroom and you'll not have to coax
or command th« iboy to take a bath.
He’ll be *0 eager to "go to It" that
•very time you miss -him the bath­
room will be a good place to look for
him.
W. R. RAN NIK
417 G ST””ET
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