Grants Pass daily courier., June 07, 1921, Page 4, Image 4

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AMERICA HOLDS KEY
SOUTHERN OREGON’S
(Continued from Pu» One)
lima ago," he Mid. "I learned two
things Flrat—That Portland »as
the center of population, and second
—that Orants Pass was the center ot
enthuaUam. Now I lore population,
but give me the enthusiasm that
smoothes the rough roads and makes
life a success.
Music Enjoyed
Mrs. J. U Johnson sang, before the
address, and responded to the re­
quest for an encore The band, of 24
pieces, played a concert immediately
after the basket dinner, and also
played on the march from the hotel
to the park, escorting the party of
Head Consul Boak On the march
the drill team of the Woodmen pre­
sented a series of military maneuvers
Victrola Awardci!
A Victrola. purchased by the Wood­
men. was awarded to Merle M Wil­
lits, who held share number 88S in
the company. The presentation was
made during the Woodmen dance at
the Waldorf hall last night, which
was attended by over 100 couples.
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additional vocal
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Miss Zella Sillman returned to
.Medford thia afternoon after «pend­
ing Sunday with Miss Anna Neilson
Miss Anna Potts, teacher at the
Dimmick school during the past year,
left thia afternoon for Oakland, Cal ,
to visit friends, and will possibly ex­
tend her trip to Southern California.
—
Bread Prices Lowered—
A reduction of 1 and 2 cents was
made on bread here Monday by both i
the Grants Paas Bakery and the'
Moore Baking company, the sellins
prices now being 9 and 13 cents per
loaf. No reduction has been made in
the bread being shipped in from oth-1
er points.
They Rests! Decay.
Tbs northwestern Indian» oesrly
always made their totem poles out o* !
western red cedar, bu' Ibis elio!.-»
was probuoly one more to ’Pe fact
that th* wood is eas." io work and
extremely durable than to Its fra
grance.
It may be taken as a »ery
good general rule that »oo!i that ir.
scented are resist ant to decay au.i
insect attack, and hare good cabinet
qualities.—America» Foceerry Mags
Una
Greatest Clothing Sale!
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VTOU wouldn’t wait for opportunity to knock if you knew she was coining would
* you? No sir, you’d be out to meet her right on the front steps! You can meet
her at this store right now! We are offering this entire stock of Men’s and Young
Men’s Best Grade Suits, Shoes, Hats and Furnishings at a GREAT SACRIFICE.
PRICES CUT TO THE LIMIT
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HIS IS THE GREATEST SALE that has ever been held in i Grants Pass and we
— fillip
take nlpfiQiiro
pleasure in irnnniinpincr
announcing tn
to nnr
our mtinv
many friends and patrons that we are in a
position, and it is our intention, to give you the Greatest Bargains Ever Offered in
Many Years. Our stock is very complete and consists of the very best Merchandise
that money can buy. Nothing Reserved Except Fixtures.
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Grasp This Opportunity Now!
Suits
Felt Hats
Take Notice
BEST GRADE OVERALLS
AND JACKETS
$1.35
$7.50 Silk Shirts
$5.85
$6.50 Silk Shirts
$5.20
$5.00 Silk Shil ls
$3.95
$4.00 values
$3.15
$3.50 values
$2.30
$2.00 values
$1.55
$1.45 values
.95
ONE SPECIAL LOT
$7.50 JANTZEN BATHING
SUITS, ALL WOOL $5 85
Hosiery
.
50c
$1.85
$1.35
.85
65
.45
25c
29c
Khaki Shirts
MEN’S WORK SHOES
Suit Cases and
Hand Bags
35c
LINEN COLLARS, 2 FOR
BEST
$1.85
ONE LOT 2 PR
ONE SPECIAL LOT
20%
DISCOUNT
X
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KHAKI PANTS.
WEIGHT
$1.15
.75
.55
35c
30c
50c
Neckwear
For Men and Women
Other grades $1.75 to $3.95
$9.60
$7.85
$7.85
$6.70
$5.95
$5.20
$3 95
65c ’
WORKSHIRTS
B. V. D. UNION SUITS
... ........
$1-15
MESH UNION SUITS 85c
$2.95
$2.45
$2.15
$1-95
$1.55
$1.15
A Real Bargain
UNCLE SAM ATHLETIC
UNION SUITS
95c
Shoes
Dress Shirts
Hats and Caps
$4.00 values
values
$3.oo values
^2.50 values
$2.1 Hl values
M-50 values
Save!
Come!
25c
DISCOUNT
CANVASS GLOVES
9c
WORK SOX
9c
IT’S THE GREATEST BARGAIN GIVING EVENT EVER HELD IN THIS TOWN!
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YOU
GETTING YOUR
COME! ACT NOW!
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