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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (May 18, 1921)
WRDNMMfAY. MAY IM. IMM. GRANTO P.VB DAILY «.XH’IUKH PAG» FOVB PERSONAL ~ L0Q1L Safety First You often hear that slogan. It as true with banking as with railroad or any other ¡'ubile enterprise New Collars New Vestees I* - 1 r=-------’»■ ~ White Silk and Flannel Typewriting paper—Courier offico Save »5.00— W. L Babcock was In Grants Pass Turn In your old »ult at the Pl r- yesterday from Kerby. if less Clothing Co. Before you build get figures on your lumber, shingles, lath, doors BapUsts V». Christian»— and windows at Borland Thomas K 30 11 H. grounds tonight. 1 ....... We do HriusUKblag . .. • ■ Co I buna 1 S7-J. 841f Primed calling cards—Courier. W orth Avoo— 1" McDaniels 1» at Powers. Orc- Wo will alow you $5 for your ■ m. on forestry business. suit to apply on the price of any wool Flume lumber at Borland Thomas suit. 1’eerleaa Clothing Co. Lumber Co. Phone 187-J. fittf Edward McKinney and wife, of lerne < afe— uiih the MUtw <vr you woohl your car» There U a Mylo to III .Weed. Cal., were in the city yester At Grants Pasa hotel. Wo »er» e day. every in<IKhlii'il noxl In waffles from « a. m. to 11 a. m liest Merchant Printer» — Courier. you can buy latrsen and Andrews. Goitre, diabetes, epilepsy may be I prupt SOtf methods. cured by Dr. Tompkins — TAILORING Phon«» S04-K. 7#tf Big INuice at Hugo— James McNulty. J J. McNamara. Long life—long fibre woolen«—both foreign Mil Uoniralic—in an Dandy music, dandy supper, dandy Oscar 1-ariff and George M Keller, time ulmoet unlimited »««ortroemt of weave«, coloring« and |»atlera» Everybody come Saturday. all of Crescent City, ar«» in Grants May 21. T*il<>re»l to jour tinwsure—at the price you want to pay, M2 Pass today on business. GEO. S. CALHOUN Over Sixteen Yean Lot al Dealer Alfalfa seed. field peas. Minnesota Worth 50«'— No. 13 seed corn, alslke clover seed at We allow you 50c for your old hat Counts' Feed Store 78tf to apply on new one grade $1 50 and I S. A. Mills and wife, and I. M. up. PeerleM Clothing Co. 78 Commons, of Newburg and Salem, who are In the Holland district fish I .m ile Collette— ing and camping, are here to look for Distinguished French violinist who farm property which they desire to has made little less than a sensntlon I buy for a stock ranch They will live throughout the cast ^he has ap At Rock Bottom here if a suitable place can be found. peared In recital with many of the great artists of the |>resent day Mil«» Price» at Wires Foretell Weather. Collette came to America aa a war The varying humming of telegraph refugee and created quite a furore In wires Is claimed to give experienced observer» a clue to the weather 24 to musical circles. For over two years 35 hours ahead. A German statement we have been trying Io secure this Is that high shrill notes are followed sensational young artist but have by heavy fall» of rain or snow of short t>een unsuccessful In the past because duration, anj deep humming tones, by of her contracts with the Edison brief light rainfalls, while buxxlng Company for tone test tours She of the Lowell Patton Company. Mr vut thia »plendid artlata trio Other tones precede a change In the weather. comes to Chautauqua as a member Patton needs no Introduction to musical companies scheduled for Western Chautauqua audiences Hs double concerts during the week are has Just returned from a highly sue- the liberty Belles of Boston, the eeaatul concert tour In New Zealand. Alexander Trio and the Stona-Platt- Lula Root, formerly eontralto of the Hragarw Trio Grants Paa» Chautau Washington Opera Company, rounds qua May 27-Uune I Sport Skirts It is safety first for our depositors. That's why we are so careful about our loans and our reserves. That's why we carry fire and burglar insurance, That’s why our de- poeitors have confidence in this Bank lllrs. Hellie neas CHOOSE YOUR CLOTHES THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Oh SOI THKRN OREGON Determination Wins NEW SPRING GOODS Peerless Clothing Co. s^aatra■■■■s^a- Your Old H m — Operation at Hospital— • la worth 50c to apply on the price Mrs T. C. 'Booth underwent an I of a new one. grade $150 and up. operation for tumor at the Good Sa Peerlees Clothing Co. 78tf maritan hospital Monday morning and is doing nicely. The oi>eratlon I Former ltewident Win.« Champion-hip was performed by Dr. Loughridge | Jewel Jordan, of Carson. Wash ington, formerly of Grants Pass, has Member« Entertained— been awarded a Blue Ribbon prixe An entertainment was given Mon-' for the championship in spelling of day night at the home of Mr and; Skamania county. Mrs. J. L. Christlelb. in honor of the Riggle children of Williams, who are' Nearing Perfection. attending school tn this city. The' James returned home from school charter members of the Brethren' one day recently, wry happy and ex Sunday school were present. Music; cited, telling his mother that he would have made 100 per cent In spelling and plays furnished the entertain if he had not forgotten to pnt '*u" in ment. and refreshments were served during the affair. busy RUGS—From 20% to 50% Reduction On every Rug in our stock. Measure your rooms and come in and see how little it takes t« make your Home Beautiful with our Rugs. You are welcome and our time and services are yours. see OL'R WINDOW Holman’s Furniture Store 605 G Street Opposite the Band Stand Shoes for the Family Just received «hipnK'nt of Child'« and punii». «U«* h M Is to 2. MI« mv >' one strap Brown Buy a pair of Jung*« Utmdre Arch Bracca and real y«ur tired fee«. Guaranteed to give Satisfaction 103 North 6th WOODWARD’S Three C’s Lumber Company CARRY a complete line of lumber, all grades, Lath, Shingles, Doors, Windows, Wallboard, etc. WE MAKE all kinds of Cabinet Work, Screen Doors, Window Screens, Cupboard Doors, etc. ESTIMATES ON REQUEST FOUNDRY AND WKHT G CHA'JTAÇ'QUA GRANTS P ANS. OREGON Mary Adel Hays’ Grand Opera Singers A notable musical event of Chautauqua week is scheduled in the coming nt Mary Adel Hays' Grand Opera Singers It la a splendid New York singing organisation headed by Mary Adel Haya, prominent American coloratura soprano Four big voices, with Beulah Clark, flutist and accompanist. comprise the company Each member is a soloist of real standing tn the Eastern musical world and the combination makes an organisation that la without a superior on the Chautauqua platform. Mary Adel Hays, soprano: Ruth Pearcy. contralto; Claude Schell, tenor and John Wainman. baritone. Season Tickets HORN HULL—To Mr. and Mm Henry Hull, at River flanks Farms, Wednesday. May 18, a daughter. ADl’LTH •2.50; St míenle, SIUJO; tliild'« »1.00- No War Tea. Grront« I*o«« to June 1 Engraved carda—Courier office COMING EVENTS May 27 to June 1—Friday-Wednes day—Chautauqua In Granta Pane MASK A Gripping Drama. ThrilL« HUng on Thrills, Heart That's Irrrebttable, and a Climax That Hite IJke a HOTPOINT WEEK City and Out of Town Mail Or-drr« Recei VWd now. Moans l*n«frrre<l l>««vti<>n PAGE, Medford Early Reservation Tuesday Night May 24 An extraordinary Theatrical ev««nt. First time here of the most popu lar player In America in the greatest MMCMn of Illa career. ••Three la but one Jobton."—l*rra. Hurtling • MFS57SF Lff ! JJ FfFTBFFF NTZSENf JW HOWS fORÍNüSi INflWiHU (HPAND D/INN Of FUN FONO AND LAUGHfKRs Internet Cyclone- (iinual fauter featuring Jack Holt Paul’s Electric Store Phone 47 »>=» »• «"• Hedda Nova and little Hickey Moore —Aino— Prewen tation of V arious Other Feature« The ASPIRIN Situation dont be iffy’Bivrai) by Aapirla advertlaement» be ing run by thoee who «eek to dlaoredlt all Aaplrln Tabiota except those made by them THE FACTO ARB That we handle, regularly, large quemtltlea of Aapirla U.D. CD. tablet« that we know are PTJRM and GENUINE Put up In package« of IS*». >4*« end Ill's at moderate prtoea CLEMENS SELLS DRUGS GREATEST gWITER GARDEN TRIUMPHS Gay, Golden, Gorgcuua Mnaltal Travesty Which Ilan Two Full Yearn in New York City ____ HOW TO HECi'RE TKKETS RY MAIL NOW------- Addrem letter», make check» and poatofflce money orders payable to Pago Theater. Atld IO I’cr Cent War Tax to I’ricc Ticket Ihwlrcd. In clude self-addressed «tamped envelope to help Insure »are return Floor gilAO; Balcony, let 4 rows, »11.00; next 4 rows, »2.50; next ;l rows, •2.00; laat 8 rows, SI.OO. Plus 30 per cent war tax. Neat* on eale nevi Fritlay 12 o'clock.
