Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, June 24, 1921, Page 4, Image 4

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CT|o»e whose years have
brought them wisdom and
plenty invariably advise the
young to bring their surplus
savings to this bank and earn
yearly Interest on them Our
savings bank is the best place
to keep idle funds, and watch
them grow.
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THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF aOlTHKRM ORBGON
Saturday Special
White China Tea Cups and Saucers
95c
For Set of Six
Rogue River Hardware Co.
The WINCHESTER Store
What You Need Now
We have in stock at the lowest prices ever made in GRANTS PASS
Hickory Porch Furniture. Rockers, < hairs. Tables and Swing».
Gold Modal Camp Furniture. Table». < h.tir», I»ouble am! Single
Cot.». Cotton Felt MattresOkw a id t ¡unp Pads, I’onh Shade». Re­
frigerator». Oil Stove» and Oven».
Special on Simmon» Cot lied»
for the sleeping porch and on all hammocks.
Holman’s Furniture Store
Shoes for the Family
Men’s Work
Shoes. Shirts, rants. Gloves and Sox
AT
103 North 6th
WOODWARD’S
LOCAL
PERSONAL
Mi»s laVera Brown will leave to-
J K. Bartlett, of Medford, was
registered last night at the Joee- night for Mammoth, to attend the
summer session of the Oregon nor
phlqe
G. M C track cab. wind shield, mal school
Mrs. Thomas Ahern, of Hugo, is a
stake body, cord tire», looks like
•new Dodge Bros Sales Room 97tf local visitor today The cherries on
Mr» Frank Hewitt has returned the Ahern ranch are now being pick­
to her home at Roseburg after spend­ ed. according to Mrs them
Rolled barley 11 50 per »ack at
ing several days visiting in the city.
I.. J. Ward, of Smith River, and the Josephine County Flour Mill. 14
Louie Tuthlll left last night for
C R. Ward, of Crescent City, were
his homo at Sutherliu and will re­
local visitors yesterday.
While china cups and saucers, 95e main there until Monday visiting
for set of «. Saturday only. Rogue with his parents.
Mr. and .Mrs William Crawford
River Hardware Co
13
H E S|>encer. a Rogue River and family, of Manhattan Place, lx»
merchant. si>ent the day in the city Angeles, visited Mr and Mrs Joseph
Powers yesterday on their way to
attending to business matters
Miss Lida FUteld returned yeeter-j their summer home at Oceanside
day from Portland and Salem where Mrs. INywers and Mr», Crawford were
girlhood friends.
she spent the past week visiting
Regis Starrett, engineer of the
Flume lumber al Borland Thomas
Lumber Co Phone 187-J.
Cttf Sin Joaquin Mght and Power com­
Mrs. A. Schaeffer left thia morn pany. of California. »¡>eni a short
ing tor her home at Camas rratrie. time visiting here with J G. Brom­
Mr Starrett went on to Med­
Mont., after visiting here with Mr ley
ford
yesterday
where he will be con
and Mrw Martin Riggs
J M McFarUnd and M. D. Cleve­ nected with the Fish Lake irrigation
land. of Portland, are registered at project.
the Granta Pass hotel for • few­
lx>wcr Pri ce s
days.
Buick Six. new top. paint, and
On good» in every line for men at
98tf
tires Dodge Bros Sales Boom 97tf Peerless Clothing Co
Miss Jessie Griswold, county dem­
onstration agent, has returned from it Klnnv-y A Truax—
Corvallis, where she attended the! Cantaloul«es. Apricots and Peaches ■
state convention. She reports a very I direct from the growers of bus fruit
interesting session.
Mrs. George F. Fry »rill leave to­ i’crctpltaic« Ire Miipiwsi—
night for Salem to meet her daugh­
Precipitates from the Boswell ‘
ter. Miss Velma, who has been at- mine, amounting to about
tending school there. They will re­ were shipped last night to the Selby!
turn together in a few days
refinery Bi San Franc.»co. The mills
Saturday special. white china cup» at the mine are in operation again!
and saucers. 95c for set of 5. Rogue after hartng been closed for a feu '
River Hardware Co
12 days
Mrs L. J. Bauer, of Camas Prairie.
Mont., and Mrs Martin Riggs, went
Grants Pasxs-Creacvnt City stage—
to Hugo this morning where they
All kinds of heavy frelrht. ex­
will *:>en<i the next few days visiting
press,
baggage and pasengers. Phone
with relatives.
inri
Before you build get figures on 85.
your lumber, shingles, lath, doors
and window* at Borland Thomas *'<*n»atlonal Reduction»—
On suits, shoes, hat» and furnish­
•4tf
Lumber Co. Phone 187-J.
98lf
Mr and Mrs E. W. Ellis were via* ings at Peerless Clothing Co
iting the former's nephew. C. K
Tucker of Takilma, and are now re­ Children Have l*rogram Tonight—
Thera will be an entertainment
tuming to their summer home st
tonight at 8 o'clock at the Salvation
Great Falls. Mont.
Did you see. or read. "The Inside Army hall, the entertainment being
of the Cup?” Come and hear it crit- given by the Sunday school of the
ieized at the Presbyterian church army An interesting and pleasing
Sunday evening. June 25. at S.
13 program has been prepared by the
Miss Ruth Hanson arrived this children, and after this refreshments
morning from Ix>s Angeles and will »ill be served The public i» in-
visit in the Williams creek valley vlted.
with Mr and Mrs Frank Bryan
Mis» Hanson's home is In Nashville. IttcnOon. U<»> Scout»—
Tenn.
You are all to be at the place of
meeting Saturday ei eninc ■ t 8
o'clock
Signed. ScoutniMter Ward
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Hyde
D. M. C.
Crochet and Embroidery Thread
All Colors
IDrs. Dellie Deas
Special Summer Suit Offer
I,»« and Trousers isllornvl to your mnssure from best quality Iler-
mutin <i«Mh for
$17.50
It atarÜM« «4 the
thrar •ummrr »ulto arrv
y«Mir
quirk——the li» <!«)» ulll aoon I h * hrrr.
ntiieitt
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Traveling kgwvt Here—
F. G Lewis, traveling agent for
the triffic department of the South­
ern Pacific was in the city yesterday,
making arrangements for the Fourth
of July special from here to Ash­
land. Mr Lewis left this morn In-
the south, coming yesterday from
headquarters at Eugene
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Big Reductions1
on All Goods
at*
Peerless Clothing Co
Three C’s Lumber Company
CARRY a complete line of lumber, all grades,
I-'ith. Shingles, !>oors. Windows, Wallboard, et«'.
WE MAKE all kinds of Cabinet Work. Screen
Doors. Window Screens, Cupboard Doors, etc
ESTIMATES ON REQUEST
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Saturday Specials
Beef Pot Roast
Boiling Beef •
Pork Roast
Veal Roast
- 16c
12 12c
18c
20c
Union Market
Peni» I p on llonvrMravl—
Greatest Clothing Kale—
W W Wheeler was In the city
Now on at Peerleaa Clothing ffi. If
Thursday to prove up on his home­
stead near Waldo
His witnesses W. It. 4'. Mowing—
were Walter Kohler and Karl Kress
The rvvgular meeting of the Wom­
1er
en's Relief Cori» will be held Sat­
urday afternoon Them will be Ini­
IU mm I Work IndiT Way-
tiation and at the cl«»e a social hour
County Judge Eclus Pollock re­ and refreshments. Members of the
turned yesterday afternoon from G A R. especially invited and an
Vow Can Eat—
Holland where be »pent the day over-' Invitation is extended to members of
For 35c at the Acme Cafe A real seeing the work being done by the both order» who may be In the city
working mans’ place to eat* Try our county on the road which will con­
hot waffles. 20c
All experienced nect with the caves highway
A Arme < afe—
white help. T. Larsen and E
An­ caterpillar Is at work on the road
The home of good cat» la now
drew*. Prop» Open day and night tf Much of the work Is hand work, as open day and night, I.anen A An*
the government engineer» »aid that draw»
O»tf
I it would be much easier to get their
l ine Flavor—
Our Ground Chocolate and Cocoa materials in If the road were not Park 1» Pr»l»e<t—
are guaranteed to be the beet Kln-( made standard this year The work
The city park and the auto camp
ney A Truax.
12 . is being done as far ax Lind's farm grounds came In for a large amount
of praise last night, when Dr and
« ooked Food Sale —
Mrs R W Stearns and Mr. and Mr».
Will Hid on Road Work—
Given by the Methodist ladies will Edmead», all of Medford, came down
M. F. Clark, of the Clark-Henry
construction company, of Sacrammo-1 be held Saturday, in the rooms for­ to visit here with Mr. and Mr» R.
to. was in the city yesterday
Mr merly occupied by the Grants Paa» W’ Steams They had a picnic din­
Clark was here investigating the Bank. The sale open* at 9 a. m . ner In the park and the vliltors
highway north of town in order that and all donations of food are to be looked over the camp grounds They
his company may enter bids on thei there at that time All ladles, mem­ returned to Medford last night •
bers and friends, of the church are
work
asked to make donations of prepar­
Office stationery—Courier office.
ed food, which will be called for by
(¿Tante Pam-4'rrwcrwt City Ma g o
phoning 33-J
Iff*
All klnds of heavy frelght. ex­
COMING KVKVTN
presa. baggage and pasenger». Pitone «.rants Paas-« 'rcecrat City Stage-
June 25, Sunday- Scandinavian pic­
All kinds of heavy freight, ex-
nic at Rtverwlde park
preea. baggage and pasenger». Phons July 2, Saturday Farm Bureau
Candy Sah*SatnrvUy—
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celebration. Riverside park.
The Chioconga Campfire girl» will
hare a candy sale at the Banket
Grocery Saturday, June 25, begin­
ning at 2:30 p. m
la-avrs for Portland—
Mrs. Evelyn Saltmarsh letf
middle of the week for Portland, af­
ter visiting here for several day» at
the C E Young home Her sudden
arrival alone in Grants Pass caused
surprise among her many friends.
who were unaware that her hu»-
band had been buried on May 21.
1*21. All members of Security
Benefit Association recall with pleas­
ure the pleasant personality of Mr
Saltmarsh and the kindly spirit he
had for every one
Save Howey—
Purchaae yonr new suit and
niabinga now al Peerlees Clothing Co
DON’T SKID
into the ruts of extravagance, by slipping Into the
haMt of unnetrnsary luxuries.
Itegular dvqMvwits
with the Granta Paas a Josephine Hank work Io
your advantage.
Few Per twwt Interest Paid on Saving» IccOMts.
Grants Pass and Josephine Bank
C ranio P ass .O regon
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