Grants Pass daily courier., June 16, 1921, Page 4, Image 4

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PER5SNÍ1LÎÏ5LOCAL | Pongee Night Gowns
HERRICK REFRIGERATORS
Let us show you why
they are the BEST
Rogue River Hardware Co
The WINCHESTER Store
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 WEST G
G. M C. truck cab. wind shield, Great«** Clothing Hale-
stake body, eord tires. looks like
Now on at Peerles* Clothing Co if
new. Dodge Bros Sales Room. 97tf
W. B. Lyon, of Takilma, was In No <■«»>«*—
Granta Pass yesterday
The Twilight league game which
Buick Six. new top, paint, and was to have been played last even-
tires Dodge Bro*. Sales Room. 97tf Ing was called off. due to the sudden
D. A. MoDoBald. of Holland, was rain.
in thl* city yesterday.
Merchant Printing—Courier office. You Will Like I nlon Gaeoliuc—
Give it a trial. Adams Electric &
Dr. Flanagan will be out of town I
I
I tor a few days attending grand lodge Battery Shop.
and his office will be closed until
Monday
03 All You Can Kat—
For 35c at the Acme Caf«. A real
IsHtnard F. Falrey, of Drain. Ore.,
working man’s place to eat Try our
■spent yesterday in Grants Pi 'ass.
All experienced
Salo* hot waffles. 30c.
One Utiie.
Dodge Bros.
87tf white help. T I .arson and E
' Room.
Flume lumber al Borland ' Thomas drew*. Prop«.
C4tf
I Lumber Co. Phone 187-J.
J. P. Smith and wife, of Canyon
<
­ last Auxiliary Meeting—
I ville. Ore . stopped last night in
The ladle* of the Auxiliary
With them were Mr, hold the last meeting of the club
Grants Pass
and Mrs. C. L. Phllbrook. Mr. Smith year In the Chamber of Commerce
is stopping in this city over today.
rooms on Tuesday, June 21. A lunch­
One Dodge Brothers touring car. eon will be served at 1 o'olock, fol­
cords,* repainted, good buy. Dodge lowed by a business meeting and the
Brothers Sales Room.
87tf election of officers
Members will
Mr. and Mrs Charles Mu*hruas.| make reservation* for the luncheon
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Goodwin. Mr. and by applying to the secretary,
Mr*. F. W. Evans and Floyd Mush- Mary A. Browne
russ. all of Pasadena. Cal., spent yes-
: terday afternoon and evening in KenaaUonal Reduction
Grants Pass
On suits, shoes, hat* and furnish­
Before you build get figure* on ings at Peerless Clothing Co.
9Stf
your lumber, shingles, lath, door*
and windows at Borland Thomas Ih.n’t Forget—
6 4tf
Lumber Co. Phone 187-J.
The Chamber of Commerce smok-
Have you seen the Kauffman Au­ er. Friday evening
tomatic Cut-off
Can be attached to
'a Fordson tractor. Absolutely pre- Mv>lfor<l Mun Wounded—
! vent* rearing bank wards Ixx-al agent
I Joe E. Crane. 25. is recovering at
Reginald Robinson. Phono Wilder- the Sacred Heart hospital at Med­
| ville. Demonstrations free.
05 ford. from an accidental gunshot
Smoker Tomorrow Night—
The Chamber of Commerce amok­
er. which will feature stunts, music.
games and a lunch, will be held in
the chamber rooms tomorrow night.
EXPERT CATCHING OF TURTLE
GRANTS PASS, OREGON
Cuban Ktativs* Rely Upon Instinct of
Specie* to Bring Them a
Profitable Haul.
New Prices on Bedroom Furniture
HEE THE WINDOW MONDAY
DRESSERS AS LOW AS $13.00
ri.tix I’liii is
Holmans Furniture Store
INTERNATIONAL MEMORIAL DAY' Mr. Ward refers to the resolution
TO COMMEMORATE SACRIFICES adopted by the Inter-Allied Veterans
St. Paul, Minn., June 1«.—(A. P.) that the organization's members
—An international Memorial day, to "should do all in their power to se­
commemorate the sacrifices of the cure that our nations adopt May 30
World war, has just received the en­ as Memorial day for those who gave
dorsement of Cabot Ward, vice com­ , their lives for their country in the
mander of the Inter-Allied Federa­ , late war.”
tion of Veterans.
Mr. Hamilton also has letters from ■
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_ the1
In a letter to J. W. Hamilton of St., prominent
Europeans _________
approving
brought forth a Fetter
Paul, who is urging that May 30 be idea, which
i
made a day of international observ-, from Stephane Luzanne, editor of the
ance. Mr. Ward said he was sure his Matin. Paris, with an editorial fav­
endorsement would be iterated by oring the proposal. Senator Edward
Colonel Crosfield, head of the Brit-' Wavrin*ky. of Stockholm, a member
ish Legion and Charles Bertrand.' of the interparliamentary Union, said
president of the Inter-Allied Veter-1 "Swedish papers will support the
ans.
movement.”
The General Federation of
Women’s Clubs of America
Endorses
“THE INSIDE OF
THE CUP”
A virile, pulsating picture,
dealing with modern social
conditions—thrilling, intense,
human, regenerating.
NO
RIME IN
PRIOEH
RIVOLI
BEGINNING
MHOM1
MATINEE
In the neighborhood of Cuba a pe-
cullar method of securing turtle* 1*
pursued. The people train, or at least
take advantage of the instincts of a
certain species of fish, cailed by the
Spanish reve (meaning reversed), be­
cause Its back is usually taken for its
stomach.
It has an oval plate attached to its
bead, the surface of which Is traversed
by parallel ridges. By this plate it
can firmly adhere to any solid body
It may clioose. The boats which go
tn quest of the turtles each carry a
tub containing a number of these
reves.
WheD the sleeping turtle* are seen
they are approached, and a* soon as
they are Judged near enough a reve I*
thrown Into the sea. Upon jiercelving
the turtle Its instinct teaches It to
swing right toward the turtle and fix
Itself firmly upon the creature by
mean: of its disk, Sooner would the
reve allow itself to be pulled to pieces
than give up Its grip.
A ring which Is attached to the tail
the fish. In which a string Is fastened,
allows the fisherman to pull In Id*
prize. By a peculiar manipulation the
reve Is pulled off and returned to the
tub. to be ready for use the next time
a turtle I* sighted.
"Mtasurs Up."
The habit of measuring up now will
save you time and trouble later on.
Life's load* are not going to get any
easier to carry as population In-
c rease*. There will be keener compe­
tition and more people to compete.
The only hope for you will be such
developed skill that you will naturally
lead In the things you attempt, That
means you will make trial of every
talent and so tralu what you bave
that no effort Is spent in vain, Thia
develops the most determined effort
and fitness in the fellow who Is will­
ing to do hl* t>e»t. Then as the bigger
problems come with the years you
will be trained In doing your best un-
tier every circumstance and success I*
Imund to hover over your efforts. There
Is no better time than the present to
i>egfn. Keep going and make every
new Idea contribute to your growth
and you are bound to succeed.
KLENZO
Liquid Antiseptic
A Wonderful Antiseptic for
Combatting Germa
Treating Pyorrhea
Throat Gargle
CLEMENS
SELLS DRUGS
3DU
Bloomers and Underskirts
I
rnr$. Hellie Reas
We do lleinaUt« king
for Every Occasion
Quality Value Tailoring
Al the sign of
Ye Jolly
Utile Tailor
GEO. S CALHOUN
Over Sixteen V'eari Local Dealer
NEW SPRING GOODS
At Rock Bottom
Prices at
a
Peerless Clothing Co.
wound which he received at hl* home
In North Medford last Sunday. Mr
Crane was trying to unload an old
fashioned rex olver when a shell ex­
ploded and the bullet plowed through
beneath the skin of the abdomen and
took a diagonal course through the
thigh, entering the right leg four
Inches above the knee and coming
out above the knee cap
Save Money—
Purchase your new suit and fur­
nishings now at Peerless Clothing Co
Try I nlon liaaollne—
For more power
Adams Electric
& Battery Shop.
Fined by Medford Court-
Fay Canon pleaded guilty In Jus­
tice Taylor's court Tuesday afternoon
to driving a vehicle at night without
¡a light and was fined 350 and cost*.'
the court taking Into consideration
the extenuating circumstance* that
the hay rake, which he was hauling
in the rear of hl* wagon had broken
down several times, thus delaying
him from reaching home a* he had
intended before dark. It was this
hay rake into which Harry Griffith,
the state speed cop, ran. while pur­
suing an auto speeder
Cannon
agreed to reimburse Griffith for the
expense* of the accident, including
[a |5 hospital bill. 310 clothing dam­
ages and the doctor's fee.
Something Doing—
Every minute, at the Chamber of
Commerce smoker, Friday evening
Ixvwer I’ll«*—
On goods in every line for men at
98tf
Peerleaa Clothing Co.
Cloaca S«-aa«>n—
The Indies Progressive Literary
Circle closed the seasons' work by
giving a patriotic program on Flag
Day, at the home of Mrs. Everett
Lewman. 417 West O street Many
different organizations of the city
were represented, but all were thor­
oughly united on the subject of pa­
triotism. Question* and answer* on
the American flag were of profit and
Interest to the assembled company.
The program was as follow*: Song,
I The Star Spangled (Banner, by. all
I present; History of the Writing of
1 Our National Anthem, Miss E. Lo­
,
ma*; poem, What the Flag Said,
the
, Mrs iWlllmarth; History of
j Flag, Mrs. Ray; recitation, Freda
Tuttle; poem, Home Is Where Our
Flag Is, Mrs. Haviland; instrumen­
tal solo, Catherine Carrell;
poem.
The American Flag, Mr*. E. Lew­
man; reading, Old Glory, Mrs. C. 8
Manning; vocal solo. Goldie Lew­
man; reading of rules for proi>er
placing of stars and stripes, Mrs. 8.
Loughrldge; vocal solo, Freedom's
Banner, Mrs J. D. Wurtsbaugh. AU
} Joined in singing My Country ’TIs of
Thee. Others present who took part
were Mesdames Perkey, Champlin,
! Tuttle, Beagle, Johnson, Overman
i and Abbott. The rooms were deco-
I rated with flags and patriotic bou-
quels. At the call of the president
' the Circle ladies will resume work
: again in the fall.
At the Baptist Church—
There will be midweek services at
the Utaptlat church tonight. The sub­
ject will be "Praying and Canting Out
Devi la.’’
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Giv<vt Show <■*•»
On Wednesday afternoon a shower
was given in honor of Miss Nora An­
derson, by the Woman’s .Association
of the Presbyterian church, at the
home of Mr*. L. O. Clement. The
committee In charge had decorated
the dining room In purple and gold,
colors of the high school class of
1*15, of which a number were pres­
ent to wish happiness to their class­
mate. Rosea and sweetpeas were
everywhere through the other room*
The 60 guests showered the bride-to-
be with many gift*, from the huge
"orange blossoms” sent by T. P. Cra­
mer to the gifts preseated by the
Presbyterian Sunday school.
After
the refreshments, the bride's cake
was cut and paused te the guest*, one
of whom received the lucky ring.
Marchant Printers- Courier
HORN
PHI’ITT -To
Pruitt, of
daughter.
BROWN To
Brown, of
son.
Mr and Mr*
Ben H.
Merlin, Jun* 12, a
Mr and Mr». Emmet
New Hope. June 15, a
The longer the run the cheaper the
rate at the Courier merchant print­
ing department.
KNIGHTS OF
PYTHIAS
MIDGE NO. SO
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MKKTS
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