Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, April 27, 1921, Page 4, Image 4

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GUANTO P ANN DAILY tXMHlKH
PAtMC FOl’R
The Best Worker
IP PERSONAL
LOCAL ¡
Money really works. Main people tail
to liecoine prosperous because they do not
fully understand this fact.
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You
inav __________
be a hard worker
but money
works harder than you «io. You have to stop
„..........
.... your money
to rest, to
eat. to „ .......
sleep. Put
in our Bank and start it working for you. If
you don’t put it there. somebody else will.
Begin today.
O. R Fouls, of Medford, will he Why Pay Rent—
in Hrants Pas for the day
The Building .vi loan Association
F. S Johnson, of Myrtle Creek, will help you buy your own home
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was in the city last evening.
See H II Allyn. Secretary.
H. II Baker and wife were III
Grants Paas yesterday.
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Ia<avea> for Illinois—
K. C. Johnson and write. of Gold
Harry J. Wible left laat night tor
Hill, were in th«» city yesterday
Golden. 111 . w here he Jias beeu called
Car of shelleil corn Just in. *40 by the serious Hint's» of Ills father.
per ton or *2.25 per 100. deliver­ \\ J. Wible. Geraldine. Mr W Pile's
ed. Josephine County Flour Mill. 66 daughter accompanied him
R. D Payton, and wife, of Aber-j
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deen. Wash., who are motoring along J
The Popular Ma, UroakfaM—
mu RAl tostavi
the coast, registered at the Josephlnuj
By Preabyterlau ladies Tuesday
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SOITHKKX OHÌXK)N
last night
' morning. Piati to lie there.
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Agues» M Kinnln and Belle Young,
of Pittsburg. l*a.. stopped in Grants \\ onderful \ alu««—
Paaa last night. They are touring!
For *13 50 you can purchase a
the western coast
uew two-piece suit «t the Peerless
\ Q latwson. the bop buyer from |
Clotting Co.
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Portland, left the Oxford hotel this
morning for Portland, where he will I ColnpLUut Filed—
be for a few days
A co ili pl ai nt has beou filed by Al­
F. G. Dau and wife and .Mrs. L. H. berta Downs va. Irwin Downs, suing
Gow land. of Portland. Mary M. Bar­ for a decree of divorce. The plaintiff
nett. C. T Alkne, and A H Moe, of will attempt to prove alleged cruel
Tacoma. all tourist. »topped *tn the
an Inhuman treatment.
Mr. anJ
Mrs Downs were married In Yreka.
as well as th «e of merchants, farmers and indi­
J. T. Steenberger and R I. Michael Cal.. September ». ISSO.
viduals are cordially Invited by the tiranta Pass
of Yakima. Wash, and A J. Wat-
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am! Josephine Bank where good fa. ilities for the
tens. of Seattle, ail milling nien. wfcrv For S13-SO—
transaction of business an’ afforded.
iti Grants Pass yesterday They have
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Exceptional values In two-piece
been investigating mining conditions suits at Peerless Clothing
at Takilma.
Charley McGIaughlln and
ht*| »soap and P«n
. daughter. Gladys, of Independence, j
Will be shown in the richt way
Iowa, who are touring through the next Friday* uight at the Waldorf
u
tò
ass
regon
last with the Woodman boys Como one.
i west stopiasd in Grants Pass
i night and took the Crescent City come all
I stage this morning.
Fred A. Rutledge, photographer 4 iaile Judge l*o||<M'k
| and artist. Is in th«» city today. He :
Kinkle Win* Case—
Everett Rose and wife, formerly
¡is traveling over the Pacific highway j Elsie Pollock of this city, and Mary
The case of Klnkle
Smith,
to gain information as to thel E. Pollock, her mother, visited Judge
which came up for hearing before the
topography oi the country which will | Pollock gt Ill's home here yesterday.
justice court yesterday, was decided
be of assitance to him in his relief The party came from lax Angeles,
(Continued from Pare One)
In favor of Mr. Klnkle. who was at­
map work.
and are driving to Glendale where
tempting to prove ownership of a
municated first to the I'nited States cow claimed'also by Amos Smith
they will speud several months this
government.
In political cirles
4LBERTA FARMER I»|S4M>VERN
summe.*.
Both parties identified the cow as
(iAS lb IKKKiATIOX WELL
close to the premier the belief is ex­
belonging to themselves, and present­
pressed that the Ruhr district will be
Own lour Own Home—
ed the testimony of formerowners,
Calgary. Alta. Apr 27.—(A. P )
occupied Immediately after May 1st. who testified positively to
If you want to build a new house
haring Wm Embree. a farmer residing a
sold the animaJ in question
Testi- short distance from Calgary, while or buy a home try the Building and
London. Apr. 27.—(A. P.)—The money on both sides was irrefutable,
drilling a stock well on his farm Loan Association. H. H. Allyn, Sec,
British government today requested
but as Charles Klnkle could present stopped work for a moment to light rotary*.
Jts representatives in Berlin to In­
a more consecutive proof of owner­ hla pipe and in stooping down to do
quire informally regarding the new ship. the jury unanimously awarded
so ignited gas'coming from the well. Party at Niiua- lloin««—
German reparations offer to clear up
A very enjoyable party was given
to Mr Kinkle the cow. or her value The flame shot several feet in the
the ambiguity concerning the term of at ISO with costs.
air and was only put out bjr the use the Sima« family at their home In
years in which payments would be
of sod and earth. This strike of na­ the Illinois .alley Saturday evening
made
tural gas was made at a compara- -Ypril -3rd. Games and dancing were
HORN
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tlvely low level and is declare«! to In­ the principal diversions of the even
(Xt.MIXG EVENTS
AKIN—To Mr and Mrs James C.
Ing. A sumptuous* supper was served
dicate
the probability of oil.
Akin. Savage street. Wednesday.
The property on which the strike at midnight. Those prtwenl wet«.
May 4. Wednesday—'May breakfast
April 27. a son
was made was filed upon a year ago Mes.lams H. Bail. Charles Reynolds.
by Presbyterian ladies
68 PRITTT—To Mr and Mrs
C. A.
for petroleum rights, but no develop­ Leslie Bailey. Ernest Reynolds. Fred
Pruitt, of Merlin. Wednesday.
ment work was done and the lease Wilson. S F Finley, Vallls Reynolds.
Merchant Printing—Courier office.
April 27. a daughter.
Mr Embree has taken out Lkivid Webb and aJmes Sowell, and
expired
a lease for the petroleum and ima .MiM.ee Freda Carter. Emily Simas.
Inez Simas. Thelma Wilson and Ethel j
rights.
Sowell, and Messrs Quincy Wood­
STI l»l <>F t.HBin REM MED
cock, Joseph Farren. .Alien Thair. J
IV i’l GET Mtl X|1 < o| I i 1.1 W. Farren. Geo. latterly.
WiUard
Ball. M. Eldred Sltua.-. Frank Sima.-.
Tacoma. Wash. Apr 27.—(A P. > Er. Ing Herring. John lilll. Alphonso
—Study of German has been resumed Simas. Henry Webb and Geo. Strong
< leaning up part rolle. Bring the ntt’a.surr of your rooms and save
at the college of Puget Sound here
money. We have more goo«Ls <-oming and nos’d the room, therefore
The replacement was In response to \ <>ur laws«—
we a tv giving you the benefit while ne are cleaning up part rolls.
a demand from the student body- E
It you fail to purchase a new
H Todd, president of the college. saJd spring two-piece suit at
Peerless
German soon will be added to the Clothing Co.
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course of study in the high schools
005 <1 Streut
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of Tacoma, ac ording to H. F. Hunt, < hurrh of the lirethrvn—
i principal.
i The subject for tonight is •Samp-
son Shorn <»f his Strength.” Thv in-
terest continues to grow and the pub-
lie is cordially invited
Jr W. Bar-
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nett, evangelist.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Checking Accounts of
Professional Men
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Snappy Silk Sweaters and
Georgette Blouses
mrs. nellie Deas
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THE BIG IDEA
Not style, not fabric, not color, or pattern, or tailor
ing, or fit, or cost. The combination of all of them,
with none slighted, is The Big Idea; many sided ex
actness such as no other tailor can possibly assure,
but which the organisation of
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and their method make certain.
GEO 8 CALHOUN
Over Sixteen Yean Local Dealei
NEW SPRING GOODS
At Rock Bottom
Prices at
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SPECIAL SALE!
Linoleums and Congoleums
Holman’s Furniture Store
B. W. Bates, publisher of the
Roseburg News-Review, L. J Barnes.
J O Newland and M. F Rice, mer­ 4
chants of Roseburg, were in Granta
Pass this morning for a few hours.
They made the trip to Medford by
auto and stopped here on their return
trip.
Printed calling carda—Courier
All persons having •
American Legion Sedan
Shares for sale are re­
quested to turn the un­
sold shares and money
in before May 1st.
COMMITTEE
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Just Arrived
Grants Pass and Josephine Bank
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Anin.
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Peerless Clothing Co
Three C’s Lumber Company
CARRY a complete lint* of I uii U mm *, all grades.
Lath. Shingles, boon». Windows, Wallboard, etc
WE MAKE all kinds of Cabinet Work, Screen
Doors. Windo^ Screens. Cupboard Doors, etc.
ESTIMATES ON REQUEST
FfM'NIIRY l\|t WIST G
. GRANTO l*ANN. OREGON
Shoes for the Family
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Gleason Canvas Gloves Made in Oregon
Jung Arch Braces Save Your Feet
103 North 6th
WOODWARD’S
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To Prove the
FORDSON TRACTOR
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$625.00
$625.00
f. o. b.
I »etn»it
f. O. b.
Detroit
is mç>re than a plow machine
More FORDSONS in actual use
than all other makes combined
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SUN RAY
Every farmer has use for a FORDSON—
you all have land to level—it’s a big job for
horses and expensive. See it work—watch
how easily and quickly it can be done
Fhsh Lights
With a FORDSON
AND BATTERIES
A good assortment
At Al. Teal’s Farm
ALL PRICES
Just South of Bridge
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CLEMENS
SELLS DRUGS
C. A. WINETROUT
AUTHORIZED FORD SALES AND SERVICE
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