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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (July 2, 1921)
,i im * RATI UDII, JI L5 -, t:»4t. t.ww :> ui.y < ot ith.it PAOS FIVS -■ a I PERSONAL * i — ——— . " LOQÆL "T*" .J— -XA'—L ,','ag Organdie Dresses V<> .illi.n ittd Records at Hel- Vo. Iff laite— Tony Togs Tmln 13 from the north, due here iure/ , 1» for >rl«u Gilmore .■ upending a few st 7:40 was detained several hours itine friends irli nds tn In the rhe city, hav- today by a derailment north of here >- vfalling Tiny Tots The train arrived shortly before 1 .14 m rived today from Roseburg ■ir I’ D Stricl.er and daughter o'clock. .i t '«’• night from Portland for v'-It hire with friends. ■reatckt < lotliing Halo— ■.larnitiiim sale Friday and Salur- Now on at Peerleea Clothing Co. tf 1U1!' Holman’s Furniture Store.| ' • Schmitt, nt Gazelle, In spend-' \o Courier Monday— u few days visiting with friends In order that the employee of the n the cltv. Courier may have a chance to cele .’’ a luonita Chaiion arrived from brate Monday, no .paper will be is r'.l’iul today and will visit over sued on that date. CoM and Troiuu-r« tailored tn your measure from best quality Ber 'h' • fourth with Mrs W. H DeWitt ni win cloth for ■lamin Whipple and daughter. V- Acme Cafe— . left this morning for Van- The home of good eats Is now v.-. Wash . where Mrs. Whipple open day and night. Larsen & An culled by the death of her uncle. drews. OStf Al starting of the . ........... thru summer suits were 9*2.5.00. P.ace c Trimble arrived today from jour order quick—the h> : days will soon be here. y.t ¡¡ad and will visit here for a few with his daughter, Miss Edna Ikm I Mis- die Big Holiday lliuoe— \t the Spence Hall, near Holland. m Trimble. July th" Fourth. The Neilsons tto STREET Before you build get figures on ■■•ir lumber, shingles, lath. doors f rnlnh the music. ■»n<t window« at Borland Thomas «4 tf vo Meeting Monday— i.umher Co Phone 1R7-J. There will be no meeting of Mrs. Bob Inks, of River Banka Farm», went to Roseburg this morn M <> W Monday night, July 4. ing to «pend a short time vhltJng relatives. r<> Confer <>n Irrigation— Miss Grace Nichols has returned V.’llford Allen, secretary of to her home here after visiting rela- . runts Pass Irrigation district, on All Goods tires end friends In Medford for sev ,a»l nJtibt for Portland and Salem, I eral days. where it» will confer with state irri-i Rran 51.35 per sack at Josephine gallon officials on matters pertaining County Fiottr Mill. 19 to the local project. He will return Owen Williams, of Gallce, Is spend- the first ot the week. inr h few days in the city visiting.^ Ho will return down the river the sensational Reductions— first of the week. On suits, shoes, hats and furnish The latest dance music in Vocalion ing at Peerless Clothing Co. 98tf records at Helmer'a. 19 Mr and MTs Charles Hillard left Raft Token Out— this morning for Aberdeen. ‘Wash., The big diving raft has been ■where they will visit over the Fourth >’>.■ -d In pocilion in the middle of with Mr. Hillard’s parents. the river opposite the bathhouse and 1 Flume lumber st Borland Thomas swimmers will be assured of deep niiJsrl’i» Phone 1S7-J *»4tf water for diving. The water ia warm-' Mr* Grace Wulto left this after fng up now and many are taking ad Oil for her home al Oakland, after vantage of the bathhouse. You will need some new Khaki Clothe»—Ladies and Mens’ vlalt'ng her parents. Mr and Mrs Breeclicw, < oats, Shirts and is-ggms. All You Can Eat— William Bunch. for the east week. AT A. Krumling. .Mrs. Clar3 Krum- For 35c at the Acme Cafe. A real ling, of Applegate, went to Hubbard edYkiug mans’ place to eat. Try our ( today for a two weeks’ visit with rel hot waffles, 20c. All experienced t atives. white help. T. Larsen and E. An A. .1. Tucker and family are visit drews, Props. Open day and night, tf ing for several days tn Klamath Falls with Mr. Tucker’s son. 1 .ester Tuck Mieriff Goes to Salem— Married in Me«lfor<l— connected with the Firth and Son er. They left this morning for that Sheriff George I.ewis left for Salem W. J Hess and Vera Roundtree, of store here, selling out several months city. . yesterday evening to bring back Earl Medford, were married In the upper ago. Since he left Grants Pass Mr. Mrs. M. H. Shin left today for Campbell, wanted here on a charge valley city last Wednesday. They Firth has been traveling over the en San Francleco, where she will visit >f noiisupport of minor children. The have come to (Grants Pass, where tire coast, but has not been able to with her daughter. She has been charge was preferred by Mrs. Camp they will make their home, Mr. Hess, find a place which suits him any bet here for the past two weeks with her li. fol.owing the departure of Mr ; being in the employ of the Valley ter than this valley. He states that daughter, Mrs. W. P. Miller. Campbell from here. He is an evan-! Pride creamery. many places have been hit hard by Mrs. Tom l'e.rce and Mrs GeorgeHteliat, having held sessions here sev- the slackening up of business, but I I'-'it ’ease tna made l. a i trip to, the Josephine| Jo-ephln. eral months ago. Grants Pass appears to have been as < baric» Firth VMta— caves yesterday with .Mr. Pearco. Grants Pass and the Rogue valley ■ little hurt as any of them. His par This was their first trip through the Office Closed For Few Days— looks mighty good, says, Charles i ents are now at Santa Crux, Cal. caverns. Dr. Flanagan's office will be Firth who arrived last night for a few i Mr and Mrs. Paul Blanchard ar-j closed for several days, while he is I days here. Mr. Firth was formerly1 Office stationery—Courier office. rived thin morning from Chicago,: in Portland attending a medical and will visit here for the next two 1 convention, 19 week, with the E. E. Blanchard and Dr. S Ixiughridge families. lUitiM«‘r«xl at the Jo-cpitine— The finest records on the market,: Many California people were reg- the Vocalion. made by the Aeolian isiered last night at the Josephine, Friday and Saturday Only com any for sale only at Helmer’s. Among them were: Mr. and Mrs. S. The Home of Good Furniture." 19 L. Westover of San Francisco. Mr. 25* Reduction on ALUMINUM WARE Mr D \ Sloin loft thia mornin« and Mrs D . Gray of Sanford. Mr. Our lines are complete—do not wait until they are for Portland after visiting at Galice|an(| \jril w. A. Hoff of San Francisco for several woeks. Mrs Sloan was Mr. and Mrs. McDermott of Los An picked over but setect what you want early. much Interested In the gold tnln'nt geles. C. H. James of Oakland. J. See some of them in my window Park. H. C. Wai-j and did n little panning herself, Langdon of Menlo finding some of the yellow metal. lace. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Warner of Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Schmidt r<*’ ! Oakland. Among the Portlanderc ; turned to their home at Portland | were: Mr. and Mrs. John B. Ihle. and ' this morning after a visit here for a1 Beni C. Keith. week with Mr. and Mrs. Claus I Schmidt Mr. Schmidt came here 35 save Money— years ago and at one time had pro Purchase your new suit and perty holdings in the city. -Ho left nTshlngs now at Peerless Clothing Co. about 13 ?<*ars ago. * Mrs. Jack Farley passed through City to IaM>k Deserted— this morning on her way from her From all appearances, the Desert henie nt Klamath Falls to Txd.-ind. to ed Village will have nothing on visit over the Fourth with her par Grants Pass over Sunday and Mon ents. Mr and Mrs. Archie Bunch , day. There is to be a general exodus Mrs. Farley was formerly Miss Arline today and tomorrow to Ashland, Bunch, having been married June Crescent City and the mountains. 12 in Ki'amalh Falls. Ashland will perhaps draw the larg This Saturday and all week until next Saturday, est number, many planning to make one full size cake of the new Klenzo Toilet Soap J. I>. MacVicnr Hero— the trip Monday on the special train J FREE with each purchase of a new, large, family J. D. MacVicar, who has been at Others who can take more time are; size, 50 cent tube of Klenzo Dental Creme, Roseburg on the contract for the to celebrate 4n Crescent City, The building of a section of the Coos Bay- river and the mountains will prove; KLENZO TOILET SOAP is pure, cleansing Roseburg highway, arrived last night attractive to many, who will take the1 and soothing to the skin. Gives a thick, creamy for a few days In the city with his opportunity for a couple of days of lather and leaves the aromatic, deep-woods family, Mr. MacVicar will leave fob quiet and rest. scent of pines. Portland Sunday to meet Mr. Hamp shire. They will enter a hid for the Lower Trices— KLENZO DENTAL CREME makes the teeth construction of tho caves highway. On goods in’ every line for men at white and shining, the mouth clean, and leaves IL- estimates that there will be a: Peerless Clothing Co. ’•Hlf that Cool, Clean, Klenzo Feeling. Giant, new, 50 leant 25 bidders for Ute contract. inr$. nenie neas Special Summer Suit Offer $17.50 V -, 1 S\ S i CO. s 3 I ‘’I . -, kv ’ </, I Binder Twine Beat in Quality Rogue River iiardvvare Co. 77/e WINCHESTER Store <, < . /> J Big Reductions Peerless Clot hin® Co, Shoes for the Family Our Country's Birlhca it a An another Fourth of July approaches, we .re te nt tided of |> i ■ furo i rs ve < -•<< which made Independí tico un .i.contplluhud tuet. He who does his best In furlocrance ot th ne patrio tic principien do«-» hm co ntry a nubla servie • Grants Pass and Josephine Bank L-: For Your 4th of July Outing 103 North 6th WOODWARD’S Special Sale of Aluminum Holman’s Furniture Store ? E Dr. Sniitli in rortland— Attending the trl-ataté i medical *>f convention is Dr. J. C. Smith ! Grants Pass. The doctor is also a| state senator jar.d has served in the i legislature longer than any other- member. He is usually found on the: ways and means commtitec, so that 1 he has an intensive knowledge of the ( needs ami demands of the various 1 public Institutions which ask for ap propriations every two years. Dr. Smith has been mentioned as a pos sible appointee for the position of collector of customs st. Portland, '»nt In discussing the subject yesterday the doctor said that he hasn’t any the thing definite in the way of news from Washington.—Oregonian. .Much Interest shown— A large amount of interest wa¡» shown today by fight fans in the out- come of the Dempsey-Carpentier go. A big crowd waited in front of the Courier office for the returns to be read. When the results of the fourth round were announced, a cheer went up, showing Dempsey to be the favorite. Many, while per sonally wanting to see Dempsey de feated. did not want to see the title leave this country. Few bets were 'laced, no Carpentier money being available. Placer location o trier office. blanks at I cent tube contains enough Klenzo to brush your teeth twice a day for nearly four months. Most families use dental creme and soap fast. Why not save by getting several tubes and cakes now? You’ll have to get them soon enough. Remember the date. SATURDAY, JULY 2nd up to and including Saturday, July 9th. It’s a very big economy, and peopi le buy schrewdly these days. Better make sure of yours. * CLEMENS Sells Drugs The REX ALL Store 9
