Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, June 17, 1921, Page 4, Image 4

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GRANTS PARS DAILY COURIER
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LOCAL
Pongee Night Gowns
1A Ein t HECK IS V
receipt
as well as a voucher tor money
paid. As a matter of business
you should pay by check on
this bank, whose resources are
a guarantee of its reliability.
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For Every Occasion
OF ROVTHKRN OREGON
HERRICK REFRIGERATORS
Let us show you why
they are the BEST
NEW SPRING GOODS
Rogue River Hardware
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The WINCHESTER Store
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Three Cs 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
GRANTS PASS, OREGON
Rockers
Upholstered Rockers in Mahogany, Reed and Oak.
Craftsman and Genuine Leather Reckers.
We Do Picture Framing.
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mrs. Hellie Iftas
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
FOUNDRY AND WEST G
T. S. Vengele*. and tamily. of Port- Greetiv.1 Clothing Sale-
Bloomers and Underskirts
Now on at I’eerlees Clothing Co tf
land. stoppe«! in thl» City Inst nlght
.Mrs. Fred Dtngler. of Rogne River,
You Will Like I nion G<u>olln<
la in Grants Paas for the day.
Qtv* it a trial Adam» Electric Ä
A. W. Knapp and wife, of Holland,
Battery Shop.
were in Grants Pa»» yesterday.
We <ki lionistllihlna
C L. Goff, of Medford, «peut ye»
stretch Your Neck—
terday in this city.
And yer imagination and you’ll
One Dodge Brothers touring car,
cords, repainted, good buy. Dodge break ’em both trying to see all the
on
,97tf tun ut Murphy June the 25.
Brothers Sales Room.
W, B. Miksche and 8. W. Dutart, of
Medford, stopped yesterday in this s<*n»atl<aial Reduction
Ou suits, shoes, hats and furnish­
city.
Mrs. J. F. Schwenk and Mrs. Don ings at Peerless Clothing Co.
Calvert left yesterday for a visit to
San Francisco.
AppesWw Plaintiff Kgalnst Self—
Mrs. I.. M. Kane arrived last night
Ray Briggs yesterday plead guilty
Quality Value Tailoring
from San Francisco and will visit her to assault on William Trevor, a min­
At the sign of
sister, Miss Minnie Tuffs.
ing man from Seattle, and was fined
Ye Jolly
G. M. C. truck cab. wind shield, $5 In the Justice court, the tine be­
GEO 8 CALHOUN
Utile Tailor
stake body, cord tires, looks like ing paid ’at once. No charge had
Over Sixteen V’cttn L kû I Dtalcr
new Dodge Bro» Sales Room. 97tf been entered
• Mr. and Mrs. E. J Lind and little
niece. Evelyn Grimmett, were Grants Fonie or Send io Cent»—
Pass visitors Wednesday.
To the B Y. P. V. party tonight,
Buick Six. new- top. paint, and benefit of young people's home
tiros Dodge Bros. Sales Room. 97tf Columbia City
Mrs Stidham and daughter. Doro­
thy, are visiting in Medford over the
You'll Have the Moat Etti»—
day
Saturday night at the Riverside
Mr». Ed. By water, of Tucson. Arlz .
club dance
Tickets
Community
At Rock Bottom
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Clevenger,
$1.10. extra ladle«
and also her many friends here.
Prices at
Dr. Flanagan will be out of town
Save
Money-
tor a few days attending grand lodge
Purchase your new suit
and bis office will be closed until
ntshlugs
now at Peerless Clothing Co.
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Monday.
John Manning returned a- few days
Try I nioii (.«‘•oline-—
ago from Kegg, Vai., where he spent
For more power. Adams Electric
several months.
Battery Shop.
Salos
One Lizzie. Dodge Bros
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Room.
Warrant Out
Mrs. w K. Parkinson, of Gletylnle. j
A warrant has been obtained for
Cal., Miss B. Rattagon. of San Fptn-
the arrest of Earl Campbell, an Ad­
cisco, and S
~ !. Callri . ’f Glendale,
ventist minister formerly of Grants
Cal., were in this city last night.
Pass. who. at last accounts. was
Geo. W. Smith. Henry Young and
working in Salem. Authority for the
G. K. Crandall, of Etna Mills, spent
arrest was telegraphed to the sheriff
yesterday and the day before in
at that city, on grounds of non-sup-
Grants Pass.
port of wife and child, who have
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Miller and
been living in this city.
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daughter. Ldrdlska. of Idahotne. Ida.,
are visiting Mrs Miller's niece. Mrs.
A. J. Green They visited the Port­ < >ly tuple—
Specials on Corn Meal, Rolled Oats
land Rose show.
and Pancake Flour, and 98-»b sacks
Merchant sales books at Courier
Kinney
of Hard Wheat Flour
office.
Truax.
Mrs. Catharine Cole left this after­
noon. returning to her home in San
Wluit You’ve Been M ailing For
Francisco, after spending several
Another of those popular dances at
weeks with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
the Riverside Community club house.
M. Clemens.
Dance tickets $11". extra lutile»
Misses Augusta Parker and Italsy
25». June 18.
Cole, teachers in the Klamath Falls
schools, returned to Grants Pass
lutwcr Price«—
to save when they have an account with
Wednesday night to spend their va-
On goods in every line for men at
Urania
l*a»« anti Josephine Bank—it rm otiruK«**
cation at home. They were acconi-
Peerless Clothing Co.
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them to make weekly de|H>sRs.
panied by Thelma Grizzle, niece of
time to start an account with un for your »on or
Mrs. Fry and Mrs. Pollock.
Sneak Thieves Operating—
daughter. Four |«*r rent interest paid on sating
Flume lumber at Borland Thomas
Thursday evening Wm. Fiddler,
account».
Lumber Co. Phone 187-J.
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living on the Dollar Farm, picked
W. C. VJason and L. M. William­
cherries and bad his wheelbarrow
son. of Berkeley, Cal., owners of the
loaded with fruit to be taken to mar­
Mason & Williamson tract between
ket. This morning when he started
D street and the railroad east of the
for town he discovered that some
city, have been in the city for sev­
one had appropriated the greater
G rants » P ass .O regon
eral days looking after their proper­
portion of his load und he was oblig
tv interests. •
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ed to make another picking before
Before you build, get figures on he could make the trip to
market.
your lumber, shingles, lath, doors Thievery is
becoming too common
and windows at Borland Thomas
srw TOMAI
Alfalfa.
Lumber Co. Phone 187-J.
64tf Acme Cafe, Horne of Good Eat»—
Stock ranches with and without
Floyd Finch, of Shelton. Wash.,
We serve a special chicken dinner EVERYTHING IN INSURANCE
Irrigation, or will sell at ivargaln
visited his father, J. M. Finch, and Saturday and Sunday,
Dependable companies and reas­
Fried spring
prices on long time easy payments.
left last night for San Francisco. Mr.
onable rates. See T. M Stott.
chicken to order at any time. Try our
Ranchos in Jackson and Josephine
Finch was In the navy during the salads
Buick Salesrooms.
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and steaks. All experienced
county. One ranch under ditch
war and made 10 round trips across white help.
For quick service try
3 mile« from Grants Pass, on river.
the Atlantic on the Martha Washing- us. T. I^arsen and E. Andrews, Pro­ GET YOUR LUMBER from the Jose­
Gold Ray Realty Co., Owners.
phine Lumber Co., at wholesale
prietors.
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Medford, Ore.
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mill prices. All kinds of planed
lumber. Our truck delivers any-1 FOR SALE
Two residence« and
Smoker Tonight—
where
Phone 188, 107 North
42 Vi acres In Jerome Prairie,
If you want to see a good dog and [ Sixth street
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about six mile« «ou th west of
badger fight, come to the smoker to-1
Granta Pasa Also fine oil palnt-
night at the Chamber of Commerce LABORERS WANTED on Savage
Inga at place and at Oxford hotel.
Rapids dam. The Shattuck Con­
You will miss a good thing If you
Inculuttors, etc., for sale. Call on
struction Co. will resume work up­
miss this.
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owner, Mrs. Cora B. Findlay, or
on the Savage Rapids dam. seven
address Route 4, Box 81, Granta
miles from Grants Pass, on Mon­
Attending lire Convention—
Paas. Ore.
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day morning, June 20th, 1921.
A. K. Cass, fire chief, and N. W.
Preference will be given local men.
Cole, assistant chief, left yesterday
and members of the American le­ NEW TODAY—One Imitation leather
for Corvallis to attend the fire
gion, it they are qualified to do the uphold»tered coach. Kitchen (rcw«ure
chief's convention there.
work required. All employed will with gin«« door cupboard- Several
be required to live In camp. For K< hm I 2nd MattrssuHw, S|>rlng» and
Stock Certificates—
position, apply in person to Mr. Bcd»toada. Dnqt-head Sowing Ma­
The Courier merchant printing de­
Neilson, on the Job Shattuck Con­ chine, good condition. Phone 71. T.
partment is In position to print stock
struction Company.
07 <’. Booth.
certificates for any kind of business.
Several designs of certificates are WOMAN, GOOD ALL AROl’ND cook
carried In stock and others may be
wants position. Call at 209 West
Ftared Effect on Stork
secured on short notice.
H street.
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Wlllnr'l was In quarantine for chick
Mipox. The family was at table when
FOR 8ALE |100. Two unpatented th'- officer mmr to placard the hon««
placer mining claims, 30 acres in When he saw the sign he aald. "Gee
all, 1 % acres cleared, shack, old ' hope the stork doesn't see that, ft
apple trees on place. Young or­ will scare him sway for aura."— Bt-
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chard set out this spring to best change
varieties of fruit. Pocket and pin-1
cer district, 6 miles to railroad, I Office stationery—Courier office.
1 % miles to store, P. O. and
For fought« and t'o4ds ,...'M)c
school. On good road, 4 acres
slashed. Inquire at 111 South 6th
lassative Aspirin Fold Tablet«,
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for Folds and Grippe ..,215c
FOR SALE-—Very nice bungalow at
liront hkal Salve for the Throat
1026 iatwnridge Ave., 10 aers
and Cheat ............................ .K<
tract, river front, east 2 miles. 16-|
acre tract, river front, west one
mile. 14 acres, cleared and fenc-
ed. Fruitdale. Acreage on Tenth
street. If you want a bargain see
SELLS DRUGS
Ch 11 rchlll Phone 268-J.
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DINING ROOM of Western Hotel to
rent on good terms Call at hotel.
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Holman’s Furniture Store
The bill applies to persons resi­
MOTHERHOOD ENDOWMENT IS
dent in New South Wales two years
APPROVED IN N. SOUTH WALES or more.
The scheme is estimated to cost
Sydney. N. 3. W, June 17.— (A. 1.600.000 pounds annually.
P.)—The parliamentary labor party
Question for Astronomers
here has approved a draft of a bill
One bright moonlight night my ut-
providing endowment for mother-
tie four-yearold sister tvas playing
hood.
on the front lawn. Presently the lit­
Provision is made in the
tle one gazed at the sky intently for
pension of about $2.50 a
a few minutes and theD queried, “Oh,
widowed mothers up to an age pro­ sis, when the sun sets does It hatch
vided for by the commonwealth. Par­ the moon?"—Chicago American.
ents in receipt of an income of $45.50
will receive an endowment of $1.50
The longer the run the cheaper the
for each child under 14 years of age rate at the Courier merchant print­
after the first two.
ing department.
Peerless Clothing Co.
Shoes for the Family
WOODWARD’S
103 North 6th
Children Soon Learn
Grants Pass and Josephine Bank
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Riker’s
Expectorant
CLEMENS
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