Grants Pass daily courier., June 11, 1921, Page 5, Image 5

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Luxite Hose
O. L. Culley arrived thia morning
A B Marsh, of Roseburg, was In
from Tucson, Ariz., Io visit hl» son,
Grants i'ass yesterday.
Black, White, Brown, Navy and Camel
Mrs. Williams, of Kerby, was In R. V. Culley.
Bee Holman's Window Monday for
this city lust evening.
Bargains
in Furniture.
02
G. M. C truck cab, wind shield,
A W Moon and family came over
stake body, cord tires, looks like
We do fi< »■»UU'hlnif
new. Dodge Bros. Bales Room 9 7 If from illlt, Cal., today and will spend
U. 8. Case and wife, of Crescent g few days here.
Mrs. P E. Anderson, of Portland,
City, were at the Oxford yesterday,
Go-Carts fur the baby tor »5. Ilol- arrived this morning to visit Mrs. R.
02 V. Culley. Mrs. Anderson is on her
man's Furniture
II. \Iaurlnu Carrol, of Medford, way to San Francisco.
New Prices </n Beds, Springs and
was in this city yesterday.
Buick Bix. new top. paint, ana Mattresses. Holman’s Furniture. 02
tires Dodge Bros. Bales Room. 97tf
Dr and Mrs. Bertrand Stone, who
<1 T Hart, of Kerby, stopped In have been visiting Mrs. Stone’s par­
ents, Mr. and Mr». Geo. Colvlg, left
Grants I’ass yesterday.
Flume lumber at Borland Thomas this morning for their home In San
C4lf Franetoeo.
I.umber Co Phone 1H7-J
C. L. Hobart returned th)» morn­
Mr. and Mrs L. I Will, of Salem,
ing from a business trip to Portland,
«ere In Grants Pass yesterday.
Hammocks and Hickory Porch also taking in the rose show. Mr.
Furniture Hobart says they had a heavy rain in
Holman's
Furniture
I
02 Portland Friday.
Store.
.Seagrave
and
daughter,
Mrs. W. H
and Miss Casey, of Seattle, were in Greatml Clothing Sal
Now on at Peerless Clothing Co tf
this city yesterday.
One Dodge Brothers touring car.
cords, repainted, good buy. Dodge All You Can Eat
97tf
Brothers Sales Room.
For 35c at the Acme Cafe. A real
Mr and Mrs. 8 8 Mitchell and working man’s place to eat. Try our
family, of Eureka. Cal . wore In thia hot waffles, 20c
All experienced
city yesterday and last night
white help. T. I-arsen and E.
Before you build gel figures on drews. Props.
your lumber, shingles, lath, doors
und windows at Borland Thomas I’lva-uint Niirpriw—
64tf
laimtier Co. Phone 187-J.
A very pleasant surprise party ^a*
Mrs. W 8. Tucker and daughter, j given at the home of Mr and Mrs
Francis, of Almeda on the lower | J. I>. Thorpe at their residence on C
j
Rogue, are In this city and will visit ¡street
Thursday afternoon. The par-
.Mr». W. M. Campbell during the i ty was in the nature of a farewell, as
next few days.
I the family are leaving tor their new
Sales home in Florida. Mr. and Mrs.
One Lizzie. Dodge Bros
97tf Thorite have resided in Grants Pass
Room.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Esterly, of tor the past nine years and will be
Waldo, were In Grants Pass today. missed by their many friends. After
where they met Mrs. Joseph L. Mln- 1 pleasant conversation and music. Ice
Just received Shipment of
nldro, of Seattle, who stopped at the ; cream and cake were served to the
Josephine last night.
.following: Mr. and Mrs. J. D.’Thorpe.
Sen the Universal Combination Mrs. George Fox, Mrs. J. T. Gilmore,
In Black, Grey and White with .Miilu.ry, Full Ixmls and Junior
Range. Wood. Coal and Gas
Hol­ Mrs. M.- F. Hull. Mrs. Chas. Hansen,
Ixxiis heel».
man's Furniture Store.
02 Mrs. M. A. laicey, Mrs. La mont Cor-
Mrs. Sam Williams and son. Ches- : belt. Mr». D. McQuaid and little non.
ter. and Rev. and Mrs Jos. Knotts j
and son made a trip to Table Rock , .save Money-
yesterday, taking a picnic lunch and , Purchase your new suit and fur-
spending the day there.
nlshings now at Peerless Clothing Co.
Gohl Medal Camp Furniture Noth­
9
ing better made, Holman's Furnf- | Try I nion Gasoline—
02
turn Store.
For more power. Adams Electric
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Royer, of Klll- . & Battery Shop.
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ing. Minn., Oscar Ginn. of Seattle,
and 8. J. Patton. of Bellingham. , TO THE TAX PAVERS AND ELEC­
Wash , who form a touring party ' TORS or •»< HOOL DISTRICT
NI MBER SEVEN.
southbound, stopped in Grants Pass
last night.
An Article That Gives Perfect Rest
At it's last session the Oregon !
Legislature changed existing laws |
relative to schools and education in a
number of particulars.
Among the Hems of particular in­
terest is the new law relative to the
manner of nominating candidates for >
directors, the new law reads as fol-J
lows:
Hoey’s
The name of any qualified elector
shall be placed on the ballot as a can-:
dldate for the office of school direc­
tor upon filing with the clerk of the
school district, at least seven days
prior to the date of the election, of
certificate of nomination, signed by
not less than 3 per cent of the num*
Guaranteed by the Manufacturer and
her, and in no case by less than ten
Your Local Dealer
persons, of the qualified electors vot­
ing for the office of school director
at the last annual school election:
provided, however, tht there shall be,
filed with the clerk an acceptance of
nomination by the nominee at least;
“The Home of Good Furniture”
five days prior to the date of such i
election, otherwise such nomination
shall be void.
It will thus be seen that any candi-!
Demelmaier was born in Landerhut.
date desiring to be nominated to a Home From Hospital—
place on the board of directors of
Al J. Martineau, who has under­ Germany, in 1840, coming front there
school district Number Sei cn musi
file with the clerk of said district gone an operation at the Good Sa­ , 30 years ago and spending his first
seven days prior to the date of the maritan hospital, returned to the lo­ 20 years in this country in Utah. He
election, which is the 20th day ot , sephine hotel yesterday.
is survived by one daughter, Mrs.
June, a certificate of nomination
Anna Seybold, of Merlin, and her
signed by not less than ten persons, sensational Reductions
children,
four of whom are living
qualified electors of the district, and
On suits, shoes, hats and furnish­
the person so nominated must file
with her Mr. Demelmaier was an
Teerles«
Clothing
Co.
9Stf
,
wtth the said clerk an acceptance of ings at
engineer on the Southern Pacific
nomination at least five days prior to
railroad. The funeral will be held at
the date of such election, otherwise lNcs at .Merlin—
Alois Antone Demelmaier. who has the residence In Merlin, with inter­
such nomination shall be void.
In
other words the said certificate of made his home in Merlin during the ment tn the Granite Hill cemetery.
nomination must be filed by the clerk past ten yqars. died there of dropsy. Rev. Russell will conduct the ser­
on or before the 13th’ day of June,
t
and the acceptance of the nomination Friday afternoon at 1 o’clock. Mr. vices.
on or before the 15th day of June, in
order that said nomination may be
valid.
This explanation and notice Is
given in order that all the electors
of the district may have ample tims
In which to be represented at the
said election.
EDWARD 8. VAN DYKE.
CARRY a complete line of lumber, all grades,
Clerk of school district Number 7.
mrs. Hellie Itos
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HERRICK REFRIGERATORS
Let us show you why
they are the BEST
Rogue River Hardware
The WINCHESTER Store
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Shoes for the Family
\re You Planting for a
Harvest ?
Im n<H ««all umII too lute U-fore planting muiiv
good «a« lux »<itl. Every <I«'|H»|| ««Illi the limili»
I’a*» A JiHM-pliiiia Bank aliti» »tn-ngth to the do
|HM>lior'n Hiamllntf.
I our | kt r«»ii( liitrrrM Piü<l <»i» K ai Inn« Aw°uiit*.
Grants Pass and Josephine Bank
Ladies’ Pumps With Strap
103 North 6th
WOODWARD’S
MATTRESS
HELMER’S
Three Cs Lumber Company
I.atli, Shingles, boors, Windows, Wallboard, etc.
WE MAKE all kinds of Cabinet Work, Screen
Doors. Windtfw Screens. Cupboard Doors, etc.
ESTIMATES ON REQUEST
Harmony Liquid
Shampoo
r
Contains Emulsified
Coconut Oil. A good
liberal bottle, regular
price 50c, special price
for June
Bile
CLEMENS
SELLS DRUGS
GRANTS PASS. OREGON
FOUNDRY AND WEST«
New Prices on Bedroom Furniture
OHE THE WINDOW MONDAY
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DRESSERS AS LOW AS »15.00
PLAIN PRICES
Holman’s Furniture