Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, May 31, 1921, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextGRANT* P.1 PAGE TITO Tl I "l'U , M IV »I. IWI. DAILY IXM IUKR - New Shipment Cretonnes and Curtain Nets ADVERTISING RATES Dtep.ay apacs. por tach .......... —25« Loeai-parson*: column, por lias—l«c Reader* p*r Uno—------------------ Sc SITIIU'IY WK CUKE AT » P. M. SHAKI WEEKLY COVRIER ■y ma!, per year..... I MKMBEK OF ASSOCIATED PRESS Th« Associated pren* is exclusively •totluefl to ths use for republi atlon ot all news dispatches credited U> tt or all otherwise credited la th to ga; er and also th« local n«ws pub- Uahed herein AU right* of republication ot spe- Hal dispatches herein are aleo re served. Tl ESDAY, MAY 31. ISSI ‘4 4 ♦ ♦♦♦♦4 ♦’♦♦♦♦♦4 4 4 OREGON WEATHER 4 4 Ton .ght and Wednesday, fair. 4 4 4 4444*44444444 ♦ ♦ ♦ 4444«e*eee4ee44 ♦ 4 4 PERSONAL AND LOCAL 444444e4e444444 4 4 ♦ &TKUAX THE HOME OF Nl MRU IK <V»FFEK AND ALL OTHER QI AUTY GOOD* 101 & 105 N. 6th rolls. pl|» fittings Oregon Mb MUX ' oMt«“~ 0wnpl4is buss saw with 4 h g> •naln* (Conttavtd from rage O«o) mounted on good wagon t>M cow cowing fresh In August 30« Bridge 9« the Star i*i>angled Hanner by the au< St. furnished diet»«-« of .»00 »ho attended tbr ewr FOR RENT — 5-n>om bouse with piano, at •IS per ,U»e* < \>mn>andcr George C. Metcalf month or «111 rent piano ••pa- rately for 83 per month. Address opened the exercise* with a «hort Mrs G I Wardrip. 81« North 9th talk, after »Jiich the g,4>eml order« St 33 'for the G A^ R were read by J K i Peterson, and for the W. R C by W ANTHD Young girl to assist with the secretary. Mr* Alice Mallory housework Apply morning» at The commander’* addreoa to the 713 N 4th St 93 po«t and the saluting of the honored FVVR SALE— S or 10 aeree •tandla* dead followed the prayer by Chaplain wheat K M Ladewtg. Box 74. Bartlett The singing was lead by 93 James-IJum who also rendered a Route 3. Grants Pass, Ore f ree Methxil-t Apt«untmenl» Made. Mbrary U> Be Hi«rd The appointment ot the Southern, Beginning with next Friday the Oregon conference of the Free Meth- public library will be closed for sev- odiat church ar« as follows; Medford era! days while the books are being district, C. E GUx.er, district «Ider. transferred ------- . . to — the new building 9J Medford. Rhoda Burnett. Ashland,I Ashland. to be supplied. Granta P- — TV Paas. D. n D. Meeting of A. F. A A. M.— Dor- Dodge. Trail. X* M Phillips There will be a special meeting of ria and McDoel. W E Good J. W. Grant» Fasa lodge No 84. Thursday Sharpe, auperaaauate J. E Meßen erening at 7 o’clock 93 •Id. supernumerary, A. J. Edwards. a left without appointment according luuld a Hew Home— to paragraph 116 of discipline The Building and Ixian Association j will furniah the money. H. H Allyn. Your t»hl Hat— Secretary. 93 Is worth SOc to apply on the price, Placer location blanks al the of a new one. grade 81.30 and up. 78tf Courier office. Peerless Clothing Co. 7™ RIVOLI "The finest legit Imai r dmmaltc pr«Klu< uon c. rr n u*i the »erren ”■ ' Now Pldying STRIKE IGAQLTT solo. Th«- «arpian* closed with the singing of America and a l»ene<llc lion All then marched to the railroad park where the service tor the un> Itoter. flow- known dead was held ere acre strewn upon the wai«r* ot the Rogue In memory of the marine d«Mid In the morning the cemeteries were vtatted and the grave* of the G. A. R. were dec«>ral<Hi with flowers. At 3 30 o'clock a picnic nppor given by the W for the G R • nd friend* Ten lor 10cents. Handy •ixc. Dealer« carry both. 10 lor IO«; 20 lor 20c. It’» toasted. Piarti location Cc urlar office CBautauqoa J union st Park— A ill TODAY—I •«»I, but not atm*«xi. The junior superintendent of the Vlal»<»gany dreoet-r, marbl«- top. Oak Chautauqua with the young people drv-oo-r, targ*- mirror, sanitary rot. attending Chautauqua had an enjoy ♦ Oak extension table, lire.ikt.vsi ml>|e. able time at Riverside park this J Tu<> or lhr««c giHui ringe«. A few y morning, playing games. They also mattresses. 1,-fl al the spettai .out TODAY had their lunch on the grass under Acme t afe— pri< ‘ l’h<>nc 71. T. C. Booth. At Granta Pass Hotel For good EVERYTHING IN INSCRANCB— the trees *u try us. AU experienced white Dependable companies and reas- t Open 6 in th 4 mornmr till 12 he' M Stott. Worth SOc— onabla ratea. See T l«3tf We allow you SOc for your old hat at night, Bring your friends Larsen Buick Salesroom* Many women will profit l>y the fol SStf to apply onnew one grade 31 50 and and Andrews. lowing »tatenieut of one of their sex E. L. GALBRAITH—Real estate, in 78 np. Peerless Clothing Co. .1 was afraid to rat on account • surance and plate glass liability. Woodmea Will Meet on Mon«ta]i— | stomach trouble Even rice did not 609 H G street, phone 38. 40tf On account of the Chautauqua and Married Suday— i agree After taking Adler-l-ka 1-can •at anything ” Adler-l-ka acts on Irvin Elgin Heflin and Blanche other attractions, the Woodmen of WILLIAMS WOOD YARD—Fir wood Hoi’ll up|»er and lo*ng bowel, ro- Masey Morey were married Sunday the World postponed their regular 83 25 nd »3.5«. Phone 1ST »I movittg foul matter which polnyned morning. May 29. at the home of Mr. meeting last night. At the time of stomach BXOBLMBNT for gas on and Mrs F L. Vannice in the pres the big meeting next Monday Head HERE IS YOCR CHANCE—Dry pine the stomach or sour stomach Guards wood. 33 tier. 2-tler load; dry fir. ence of about ¡0 intimate friends. Cons 11 I. I Boak. Deputy Head Con-J against api>endlctUs II brin* out 83.50 per tier Houser Bros. polsonoigi matter you never thought Rev C M Cline officiating. After suls Martin and Gilroy, and Head. A great, human, li«tag trl- was In your s>»trm *Natlon.d Drug Phone 326-Y. 93 a brief wedding trip to the north Mr. Manager Wilson will be present umpti ! t Store Members of the order from all over home !n and Mrs. Heflin will be at Ì •'»ler.tay "Ml.l»uminer M m I- ————— Southern Oregon and Northern Cal-, A SALESAMNbS POSITION open— n«-»” «ul.lly « aught and «Ir.-»» Grants Pass. Complete line of varieties in well ifornla are erpected. The main event M-nvible m.-n ami u.nnen Into grown stock. Write for term* to- WE TACKLE A JOB OF will be a basket picnic supper Mon Your Lumber— Ila web of truth ami reality— day. Capital Clty Nursery Co.. THAT’S From Josephine Lumber Co. at day evening at Riverside park at 6 j made them warp and ■ »mil«-,* 426 Oregon Bldg. Salem, Ore 9 THE REASON o'dock. It is requested that alii wholesale mill prices All 1 kinds of and then »ent them away r fcl- WE planed lumber. Our truck delirerà neighbors and friends be on hand FOR SALE OR ing Glad. RENT—13-acre anywhere Phone 188, 107 r North early. Folowing the supper the band* ranch, with furnished house in IlbctieM honor, to lx>ta W II. ADVERTISE SStf will give a short concert and Head Sixth street. Men, Mln line, Jack Holt and good condition; 10 acres in alfalfa, Consul Boak will address the gather < on nut Nogel—and William De garden in, fruit of all kinds. In '¿adL d * ing and everyone in Grants Pass Is Mille. quire of H. J. Wlble. 723 West urged to hear him. Neighbor Boak Bridge St . phone 149-J. 91 tf A Series of Human Interest is at the head of the chamber of Talks on Insurance Commerce of Denver. Later the nni- GOOD MILK COW—Given 4 i* sil Wl DNEND IY ___ (U x.. • lons milk, test* 3>w. for sale Also formed drill team will give a dance two pigs and 33 White Iueghorn at Waldorf hall. pullet* H. J. Wlble 723 West Bridge St.. phone 149-J. 91tf Worth 45.OO— We will alow you $5 for your old We're equlpfied to handle any I/.»ST—Sunday between Holland and suit to apply on the price of any wool kind at si plumbing job big or Grants Paas, a spare rim and tire. suit. Peerless Clothing Co. 78tf email the public has to offer. 30x3 *4- Please return to Courier We do our work well anil we do office. 92 Itami Rehearsal— it in Jig time too No waitlug At the W. O. W. hall tonight. MOWING MACHINE In running con around for Inspiration Wo de i Tuesday » st 8 o'clock. All mem- dition for sale cheap liver the good in a hurry and bers come, F. L. Coon. Roscoe Brat- Jew, Murphy. you’ll be perfectly willing to 91 I ton. J. R Higgenbotham. meet the sort of a 4>lll we’ll CARNER-GAYETTY IRON WORKS hand you. —General foundry and machine OMN Stockholders iwanl Ford Stlan— work, mine and mill machinery, The stockholders of the Ford se chilled saw carriage wheels, live dan of the American Ixrgion. award Have you ewer considered jurt ed the machine Saturday night to] what makes a prosperous com 314 F Street munity ? Tom Young, who held share number 1 35 in the company It was decided If every person .-ent away for their merchandise what kind of at a director’s meeting, following the ID EM EMBER to ask stores would we soon have. Our American I region dance at Murphy, your grocer for Cal home merchants accomodate that It would 4>e best to deliver the us when we need help. umet Baking Powder and be car to one shareholder, rather than sure that you get it—the In If we sent away for legal ad to divide the property among several vice when we need an attorney, dian head on theorange label. hundred. Accordingly, the shares it wo u I <1 b e inconvenient, Then forget about bake were placed in a box. the box thor wouldn't it ? oughly shaken by every member of day failures. For you will If we sent our bank deposits the 300 present at the dance and never have any. Calumet away, our bank- could not help the farmer market his products. meeting and shares drawn slowly by always produces the sweet a child until Mrs. Fred Collins, who est and most palatable foods. Oregon Life Insurance Com stood with her back turned, gave a pany is a big bank. Takes your And now remember, you deposits and reinvests your signal, the owner of the Jaet. share always use less than of most funds, right in your home com drawn tering declared the winner of other brands because it pos munity and state. the sedan. sesses greater leavening strength. y. Caruso chose the Victrola Midsummer Madness SAY FOLKS Bet auae he wanted you to hear him in your own home exactly as he i* heard on the stage at the Metropolitan Opera. ye<1 on Hia record* played tmitationa wouL Id give you ao me thing j- but it would be something leas than the best. Tilt: m : hi < » i*in>r<> not *K Stanton Rondi. I*r«iurte4<»r BUYS FOR CASH New anil I ms I Goods NEE MB B. S. Dedrick Don Belding and wife, of Klamath Falla spent Sunday in Granta Pasa visiting old friends. are turned out of our shop. We make anything In tin or sheet metal from a tube or gutter up to a complete barn or garage. Special metal doors, windows, roof* and ceilings made to order. All work expertly done Ask for our eetimate. Think it over and talk to A. B. CORNELL Change of Hour— Eastern Star will meet at 7 o’clock Wednesday evening in order that members may attend Chautauqua. 91 Own Your Own Home— The Building and Loan Associa tion will help you. See H. H. Allyn, Secretary. Now Remember Always Use RANNTE sr*” et USED CARS 1 rom» 2 borgen a r.i N KS 3 < Il IA ROLETS. All nt prier» flint ><>ii (Annoi n f fon I to pus» by. NORFOLK CO ITS HIDING BREE< HEN MIDDIES RIDING < OATS SKIRTS WATS LEGGINGS Ik-M quality, lowest [triers. W. S. Maxwell & Co. • There 13 no waste. If a recipe calls for one egg- two of Hour half a cup of — that’s all you use. You never have to re-bake. Contains only such ingre dients as have been officially approved by U. S. Food Authorities, is the product of the largest, moat modem arid sanitary Baking Pow der Factories in existence. Pound can of Calurr»t <ontains full 16 oz. Some bsk ing powders come in 12 o»7 inntead of 16 os, candle sure you get a pound when you want it Calumet Columbia Muffin Recipe —4 cups sifted flour. « level tea spoons Calumet Bako g Powder, 1 tablespoon su gar, 1 teasjxxin salt, 2 eggs 2 cups of aWeet milk. Then mix in the regular way. « I’HONE M» USED CARS C. L HOBART COMPANY