Grants Pass daily courier., July 09, 1921, Page 5, Image 5

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M4TIRDAY, .11 1,1 », |02f,
(UttNTH PIMI DAILY (WRIER
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HINDOU OF FATI.
might well be called Uie re­
ceiving teller's window of our
savings bntik. For it la there
that your future Independence
and prosperity and happinesH
really aland, awaiting your bet­
ter judgment Ku vs and succeed
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF BOITHKRN OKBOOI
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Fl II Wallace was a business visit­
or to ths city today from Albany.
65 Yea, Mr. Motorist, that's the
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number.
G Stubblefield left yesterday even-
Ing for Portland where he will «pend
a few days on business
Isst
Miss Dorothy .'Hinilau left
night for Portland after visiting In
the city for the past few days.
Flume lumber al Borland Thomas
Lumber Co. Phon«
Phone 187-J.
C4tf
recently re­
It. K. Turner, who i
signed as receiver of public moneys
al Roseburg, was In I the city today
on business.
tube? Tell-
Want a new casing or
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Central #5.
Mr and Mrs. A. K. Ca«s left thia
L0CÆL
Mra A H. Gunnell left this after­
noon for Sacramento and Hun Fran-
ciseo. After a month there she will
leave by steamer for Beattie, and will
return home by way of Newport. She
expects to be none until tbe first of
Heptember
Mr. and Mrs D. M Burns, of San
Knight, of
Francisco, Mrs. C. C.
Woodland and Oliver Poquet, of San
> ranclsco, were in the city last night,
Mr Burns has extensive silver Inter­
ests in Mexico and at one time was
one of tbe leading politicians in Cal­
ifornia.
Mr aud Mrs. Paul B. McKee. W
M. Shepard and P. O. Crawford, of
Han Francisco were in the city to­
day. leaving this afternoon for the
north
Mr McKee Is vice-president
and general manager of the Calffor-;
nla and Oregon
Power company,]
while Mr. Shepard is special agent'
and Mr. Crawford Is chief engineer I
. .iflernoon for Cave Camp wnere they
will camp for tbe next week or ten
' days.
Mr. und Mra. Marlan latice, of
Homie Iti ver, were In thè city last
| night. altendlng thè Eastern Star
lieat Music—
I picnic.
Saturday night at the Gold Hill Pa
Before you build g«t figures on vlllou dunce.
I
i your lumber, shingles, lath,
doors
j and window« at Borland Thoma»
05 ('«-ntral—
Lumber Co. Phone 187-J.
64tf
Yes, I'm out
more'n a mile, 1
Mis« Gladys Whitlock, of Silverton
want that service with a smile
11» visiting in th© city for u week at
Best in Quality
■ the home of Mr and Mr«. George
lUwt lUenno Planned—
j Pratt.
Rest rooms, where women from the
need
a
service
car
lust
1
If you
various county points may real or
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J phone 65. '
clean up when In the city, will be
Mr. and Mrs. M. Bailey are In the'
provided in the Chamber of Com­
city today from Mt. Reuben, where]
merce rooms
Plans are now well
Mr. Bailey has mining interests. Mr.|
! Bailey reports excellent progress on under way to get the rooms fixed up
ar soon as possible
the road to the mine from Glendale
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Sttnebaugh and
Save Money-
Among the California people at . Mr and Mrs I-a wren ce wfeland re­
Purchase your new suit and
the Josephine last night were M. P. turned last night from Crescent City
nlahlnga now at Peerless Clothing Co.
Hoey, of Oakland. Wm. M Maul- where they .pent the past week. They
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throp of Sun Francisco und Mr. and sill spend the next week at Cave. .
Acme Cafo—
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Mrs. It 11 Stevenson of lam Angeles.
Tbe home of good eats la
open day and night. I^rsen & An­
drews.
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NEW
BE AI TIFI L MKW
Chicken Model Dresses Ì A
IM CHARMKVra. CANTON < RKI’K
AM» TRICOTINE
We do Ilrm«tlt< hing
mrs. mille mas
Jo .tolls
bo4 a o»
Binder Twine
on All Goods
Rogue River Hardware Co
Peerless Clothing Co
The WINCHESTER Store
Mr and Mrs. Martin ridali aro vis­
ititi« at thè H»t«-rly min«* ut Waldo.
Mr t’idnll la n magnesite operator In
California, hla homo belng In Han
Francisco
Varn«*r Gets Contract—
The contract for the building of
the bridge over Williams creek near
the mouth of Powell’s creek was a-|
warded at the meeting of the county
court yesterday to J. A. Varner, a
local contractor. Tbe amount of the' —
bid was $1 778, the structure to be a
wooden bridge with a 64-foot span.
There were six other bidders, the
highest being $.’630. It is expected
that work will start soon.
Arc Vow Going?—
Going where? To the Mid-summer
Rail. When? July 13. What orch­
estra? Neilson’s of course. Sure
boy. I'm going, ev^^bod^^jH^where
Neilsons play.
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ScnMilional RoOuitJunSr^ . . .
On suits, slnj^rf/'niitb aht! fbraisn-
lngs at Peerlesp, Clothing £o. ,
■ a” ■
-st . -HT
IH-tour Is NeC<~-i«rj—
A detour is now necessary for a
little over a mile pn the highway
Medford, beaauee of the tearing.up
of the bridge over Sanihie'credk, to 1
allow for the
retfmbe>ring bf the ’
structure. The detour starti «V Rock
Point before the big C6fl<*ri>t'e' t/rtige
<’• er the Ro......
ing win be tomplefed in abouj
, week, according to S. B. Shell.
has laid the majqrity tQ( th$
■ .mejit betwe.-u here and |.Me<lturd.
Shoes for the Family
Men's and Boys' Bathing Suits, Cotton
and all Wool
75c to $5.00
WOODWARD’S
103 North 6th
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SERVICE
THE KEY NOTE
I. iirzt.’.iw <1 .BUsinoU l'ìishiu. «la
Service is thè k«y note of tlie Granta Pae-s A- J oms
l*h>w«- Bank and it rvwults In cotiipleXe hamtotij af :
•MtrKfaetion lo its ciLMoiMer'..
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il ci.t«-ini«t Jio'f
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Grants Pass and Josephine Bank
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A I hud Joy Party J>an««r—|,
Gold .Util (RavUion Saturdayi ulglt.'
IlfulyiA. $L.04land 10c i.-i1 .i”14
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lower Price»—
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On nbods In every line Tor
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turn Di,liar and T.m (lent»-
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Tuedrtnt aifbu Jwly ■lL'..ul.aldoHe<st
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t.i.'o aBtb Hbor and good music. Band concert
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WW IWktu.l » ..’¿IL« «/«,( nol) si’H.giii i«ih to t,oup-n *>
g o'clock, dance from 9 Uli 12.23tf
ta I »‘»hjtAJflRr)
TW.0 »»ill
,1,1 (d g,t!.|. VMrtfttiurtKili <sW Mondavi-i
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Mmtyab lUslent tMvwGni;— ncbi.’itii
ft! fr' SMntdr.'»'..!
- J'Jn -fl'dwet aaeetint last 'nirht"«i ‘ Jheld In t&’ cSSnlv rtJan'S'
1.1 111./. 1.
the Rogue River-gransM ‘was sttwwd’-
' e«u^t.in.>
hi< wttt
^tie
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edskcr abiHit ké taieaibeut « >h«v w»hi- tMqftday. Seward r?UF9ito WF *"?%
niinHUN' abcoMtiig t«v Xtltlhty Age tit
,«hw.W 1yert,s4y,mi.ytiwi4. bis wofdS]
MIIMr
Al wmbtoti pi(4ure WoFitid' aie «Mis little, luaanimi It is '"'T"" *
V—«—. I ,i^-> -A elT
have iw UtU* i n“*»“»*
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.AcwMS-Cade lAorMlnl
held and plana for H im oxlorminn»ion ..KV.« IMF» IHM» ! tuewill»*. |J,l
Couyhutka
tike- might be.
be., s|i
slightly
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tlougiirt.
Uat.thet
ShlVi |,
of the gray digger given. A meeting .lethented
theory -Is
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dfrtienteds.] Th»
The th*ory
-is ’ .1.0
also
tta' ’ P»** «
Is lielng held at Ferrydale toni _ ’xr
s- mlrht-bo .».ii
.s.,i-. h«t ’-»«le«. «•*» AH extperletoeed «
he
uhell.shock-
p4 a
. picture of
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him (n
in uniform ha*>|
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drdwb. Props. Open’da? anki
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In j Peewfrtimd nd ‘hts perdon1.
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riMt loot
alTit’lt’» ,sv»iL'u.ii..-i ->hsnt .ni Ju-ift
[' . -i-X.iildi.J v J -•«» ‘«oil icl JoZ
Imuabcr Ip Shipped—
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.reatcet Clothing Sale— "
Niue car loads of luaiber and twa >
Now on at reerless CliJthrng Cu tf
•illm </h’u
• .lie .■ -loo.I - .!_ I of wiyod were bro light In laataight by.i
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the C. &. O. ft. Th» lumber icame'|
We have the beet nunil>ers in
IHince at Cynuniinity Club House—
form
the Spaulding afrd (Apex tun-I
Ob the Rogpie, Satur.dax night, Ju-
y 9.
Everybody welcome.
2* ber companies mills at Waters creek. 1
'SpanMlttg shipped seven cats, twFl
»1 .1« -..I >..nt ""IT I" » .. iidii I >,(t ,il
comltrçrffrota the Apex mitt. '1 ’ wsA »all
'lid-Sunuii.T 1UU—
Thud
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Assorted color« L «...
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Wednesday. July 13. at Richard-
¿it llu 1'1
i ■ :olov •»Iwiyteil
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VAKD OF THANKS
, )(
Ion's new hall
Dancing from h till :
Alhletlo—a pure cum c»(i fV><
If.
Tickets $1 including vrar taa. I
Pilot—a pare gum cap with
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A larger halt Th uh Mhrpby has NM1- > We wish to thank our friend« «nd,*
an under strap.-------- *....7.Tc
»ou'y:bfctiektpA for music
z 2k heigh bore for their kindness and syci1
I Unft *» l! »»iMiqii
r -j ’ |>aMy durieg tbe sicknees and Health «
W. Ó. W. Concert unti Danes'—
of I nnr beloved son-«nd'brother, Ro*i’’
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ard -Bailee,
aolg-Nl >ift
»nsupheud
Tuesday ui£h}. July 12
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Do You Know
Swim Kaps
CLEMENS
SELLS DRUGS
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Frank Vaughn