Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, June 03, 1921, Page 2, Image 2

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    FRIDAY, JI NK », limi.
GRINTS PAMS DAILY COURIER
P AOB TWO
You Should See
A. E. Voorhiee,
Pub. and Propr.
«stared at post off! ce. Grants Pass,
Ora., aa second-class mall matter.
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late Uuorted. Blue Rilxism Figs, Roof Garxhvt Chocolate,
Dry Milk, Orang«' Pekoe Tea und Moure Bakina Co. New
Split loaf Bread.
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The Associated press is exclusively
THE HOME OF Nt MB Kit 1* COFFEH
entitled to the use for republication
ANI» Al L OTHER QI MATY GOODS
of all news dispatches credited to It
or all otherwise credited in thia
101 & 105 N. 6th
Grants Pass, Ore
»aper and also the local ne*a pub-
liebed herein
All rights of republication ot ape-
dal dispatches b«rnin are also re
•erred.
the Philippine Scouta have been re­
FRUITDALE
j
I
ceived at Fort Santiago headquarters e
FRIDAY. JUNK 3, IMI
of the Philippine department of the
Mr. and Mrs. Morris, of Ohio, old
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United States army. sin. e it was an­ friends of J. H. Harris, who have
OREGON WKATHKH
♦
nounced a few weeks ago that a com­ been motoring through the south tor
a
petitive examination would be held a number of months spent several
Tonight and Saturday, prob­
to select a number of officers for that days with the Harris family. They
♦ ably showers.
branch of the army.
Applications I will spend some time through the
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have come from Filipinos in all parts north and expect to reach home about
of the islands, including half a dozen next September.
from far away Davao, island of Min­
Monday evening Mr. and Mrs. Por­
danao.
ter entertained Mr and Mrs Neilson.
According to advices from Wash­ Kmeal. Robert. Mr. and Mrs Hamil­
ington. there will be «5 appointments ton and Glenn with a musical even­
made front those who pasa the ex­ ing and a delightful lunch.
Mr. Sheyley has traded his ranch
amination. In order to receive an
appointment, an applicant must be and equipment to a Mr Cox on an
Manila, P. I., June 3.—(A. P.) — ¡between the ages of -1 and 30 and eighty acre irrigated ranch at Burley.
Earl Sheeely and wife left
Application from 335 candidates fori must be a citizen of the Philippine Idaho.
Thursday morning for their new
commissions as second lieutenants in Islands.
&THU
The ASPIRIN
Situation
Phoenix Silk and
Lisle Hose
Black, White and Brown. New Shipment
«5c, «1.10, «1.45
Just
Received-
Phoenix Hoisery is considered to be one of the l»*-t if not
the best, medium priced line in the United state«.
Buster Brown h«M> for «eineii and children.
DON’T BE DECEIVED
by Aspirin advertisements be­
ing run by those who-seek to
discredit all Aspirin
Tablets
except those made by them
THE FACTS ARE
That we handle,
regularly,
large quantities of Aspirin U.D.
Co. tablets that *e know are
PURE and GENUINE. Put up
in packages of 12’s, 24’s and
100’s at moderate prices.
home, th«» other«« will ln> here two or
thro«« »««oka yet
Announcement has been receive«!
of the wedding at Tampa. Florida, of
Miss Mildred Hamilton, formerly of
Fruitdale to Fred Lund, a prominent
¡young business man of Tampa. The
couple are on an extended honey­
moon trip up th<> Atlantic coast Mias
Hamilton recently graduated with
high honors from a conservatory of
music.
Sunday afternoon at the G«>orgc
Slover home In Grants Pass a de­
lightful informal party was enjoyed
| by the following guests: Ixtwell Pat-
; ten. Mias Lucile Collette and Mias
Lulu Root of the Patton concert com­
pany. Miss Winifred Wlndua, reader
and Impersonator, Mrs. Hatch. Chau­
tauqua superintendent. Miss Sinclair
junior director. Mr and Mrs Robert
Neilson. Anna Neilson and
Robert
Page
THE. MIMIC AND
PIHfTO HOI SK
Medford
Monday, June VF
Stanton Rowoil, Prop.
Grants Pass, Ori'W'ii
«
SEAHON'H MISICAI, tXtMEDA
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Nationally
Tricad
I h» pre»« tit
th« linn t«,
«vsrybody,
tTitynhu« ni
ihr U. S. Thivt
modelo
CEO. M. CONANS
COMEDIANS
MAW CULBRANSEN
E‘Uf tt
M M» w r-a.l a kai-r rw *» I
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PARTV
Player-Piano
IIOW TO SMI RK TICKETS
Bl MAIL NOW
Address letter«. muke checks
and iHistoffice money orders
payable to Pune Theater
A«M
K» Per Cent Mur Tax I«» Price
Ticket lb*«lr<<<l. Include seH-
addreesed stani|>ed ent elope to
help Insure safe return.
PRICES—Floor, «2.50.
Bal­
cony, «2.00, HI 50, «I.OO. Box
office sal«« next Fri«lay.
12
o'clock.
VERY WELL. •
Mr. Happy Party feels well
pleased with himself beeaus«*
he feels mighty well pl«*ased
with the meats he has been
purchasing here. He doesn't
believe in keeping a good
thing to himself so he keep«
on telling folks a!u»ut It.
Watch for Mr. Happy Party
5 Day and Night 5
ERFECT
I« IT ECTION
P
FROM
JUNE 7 to 11
OI.ICY
Cover«
Ufe
Health
Disability
Archimi
RELIANCE LIEE
INN RANI i CO
OF PITTSBI ICG
INCLUSIVE
At 9th St., Between (i and H St.
THEO. P. ( RANCH. Jr.
G«’ii«wul 4 gent
201 », N. Oth St.
107-R
LEVITT BPOffN MS
(« snows
JOSEPHINE HOTEL
CAFE
< ome, try our ready-to-serve,
a la cart lunch, 12 to 2:30
BUYS FOR CASH
E. W. CHILES
loi G STREET
We will m'rve a very
fine 75c table-de-hote
dinner — Time 5: !IO
to H p. m.
Furnish All Attractions
Rpecial Humlay Dinner «1.00
$2,000 Merry-Go-Round
Mammoth Ferris Wheel
The Ride of All Rides, the WHIP
( lean, Moral and Refined Shows
1
ference between Calumet
and all other Baking Powders.
First— you see it in the cost.
GENERATIONS
SERVICE
OE
Original««! in grandmother's
time, in the days when In­
tegrity meant more Ilian
II««, dollar mark, Sealy aori-
butew of Toft!«.«« Comfort,
I tm<*st < 'l<*iuilin«—s and Old.
Fashioned Quality
have
come down lh<* genertaions,
n heritage highly oiluivl by
heallh-enliglil«-n<«l
women
of today.
Calumet is sokl at a moderate price.
Then— you observe it in use.
Calumet has more than the usual
leavening strength, therefore less
is required.
Next — you notice it in rais­
ing quality — in the evenness —
lightness and texture of your bak­
ings. They look better — finer
grained.
Ssa
• l«u vsty lu >«•» uWr -with « I SM r Mio«
New and ls»«l Goods
SEE ME
'T'HERE is a big dif-
A BETTER
PIANO
For Less
Money
( ISNT IT A GRAND OLD NAME
CLEMENS
SELLS DRUGS
Neilson Jr. of Fruitdale. The young
ladles, Mimes Carlotta Wiseman and
Anna Neilson. serv«>«l
punch and
cake.
Holmans Furniture Store
YOUR TOP
Should he fittivl with the
clear modern plat«- glass lights,
they linprox«« tile looks of your
top 1OW per cent t«> say nothing
of their superiority over old-
sty le celluloid that cracks, dims
from «lust always looks shabby.
All different styles and slziss.
Band Concert Daily
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Something Your
Children Should Have
An ««««outit with the Granta Pass and Josephine
Bank «•n<-ouri«giw the « hlldren to sax««—making
them rt-onomical ami thrifty—helping then» to es­
tablish a hall 11 that will prove lusting.
l'««ur |H-r cent lntarrat paid on sax Ings account».
II
Grants Pass and Josephine Bank
G.B. BERRY
<••«< -
'
,ORii<;oN
J
.
i-CX-Tg
Think of n fiv«*-|»Ass<*n^pr, (jimJify automobile,
and having a powerful valve-ftn-h<4Ml iunior, for
rqui|»|M*<l
Shoes for the Family
$809 Grants Pass
CHEVROLET
Model “Four-Ninety" at the new prhe Is the greatrat
value of this or any other year.
Finally— what a difference in
X
X
the taste. There is a deliciousness,
a goodness that can be had in no other
manner. Biscuits, pies, cakes, muffins,
doughnuts—never were so tasty—so
all satisfying.
And then there is the satis­
faction of knowing that Calumet
is made in the World’s largest, best
equipped and cleanest Baking Powder
Factories.
A pound can of Calumet contains full
16 oz. Some baking powders come in
12 oz. cans instead of 16 oz. cans. Be
sure you get a pound when you want it.
automobil«-
W. S. Maxwell & Co.
PHONE 520
And the RIGHT ;Shoes
for Dress or Work at
103 North 6th
WOODWARD’S
Calumet Biec^l
Reel pa
4 cups of sifted pas­
try flour, 4 level
teaspoons Calumet
Baking Powder, 1
level teaspoon of
salt, 2 rounding
tablespoons of but­
ter or larcL Vy cup
of milk, 34 cup of
water. Then mix in
the regular way.
TOURIST GROCERY
USED CARS
(Also Cigars anil Confections)
HOME OF THE
“MILh SHIMMIE” I lc
FOBD ONE TON TRUCK. CHEVY, GOOD REPAIR. Itl-X* HEVEN
P V4MENGI IL MAXWELL vr t BARGAIN. FORD DELIVERY
JI MTOVERIIAULKD. WE BUY, HELL AND TRADE.
I«. A. RINGUETTE
510 MOUTH SIXTH MT.
I*HONE 121-R
C. L HOBART COMPANY