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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (July 22, 1921)
GRANT« 1*. rAGE TWO ITUDAY, JULY '-"J. I»2I DAILY COURIER I GRANTS PASS DAILY COURIERi Published Dally Except Sunday Pub. and Propr Butared at poatofftce, Granta Paaa. Ore., aa second-claas mall matter A. E. Voorhlea, DAILY COURIER By mall or carrier, per year---- 8* 00 ■v mail or carrier, per month.. .50 WEEKLY COURIER By mall, per yaar 32.00 MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated preas is exclusively' entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to It or all otherwise credited in thia japsr and also the local news pub lished herein AU rights of republication of spe- mal dispatches herein are alee re served. Japanese Crepes New Shipment Beautiful colors—we know you will like them DRY PINK WOOD 33 75 per Her; fir, 33. Not leas than 3-tier orders at these prices. Houser Bros. Phone 326-Y. 39 FOR SALE Six-room cottage with three full lota 50 by 150, good garden land, tine well of water sufficient for Irrigation, beautiful Two-thirds orlg- neighborhood Inal valuation Kaay terms Se« II. 24tfF.S. 11. Allyn. Grants Pass. ___________ __ FRIDAY, JULY 22. IMI ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ OREGON WEATHER * <♦ Don't I .eave Town— Lower l*ricen— Saturday night. July 23rd, but On goods In every line for men at 1’eerless Clothing Co. 98tf hear the concert at S and dance from Tonight and Saturday, fair 9 till 12 at the Beet Sugar factory ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ j Says Roods Had to North— for 31.00, war tax 10c. 15 Dewey LeMoss of the LeMoss ser ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ vice station arrived home yesterday Blueprint Shows CavO— ♦ PERSONAL AND LOCAL ♦ I from Portland, driving back In hfs A blueprint has been preparod by ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ new Reiere racing model car. Mr. the forestry office and can be seeu at Mrs. J. A. Lowden and daughter,] LeMoaa states that on account of ex Miss Dorris Lowden, came in from tensive road work In the north, many the county water master's office, which shows the ground plan of the Wonder this morning to spend the detours over very rough roads are caves, drawn to scale Each fea day necessary. Three hundred and forty ture of the caves Is shown, with a Farmers, get your grain sacks and miles of travel is now necessary from notation showing the site of elec sack twine at the Josephine County here to Portland, instead of the usual tric light which will be put In at that Flour Mill. 87 277. point. A government survey of the Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Edwards and caves was made some time ago and son and grandson are visiting here Oregon— It was found that there was enough The best head lettuce and celery at power to light the caves The lights, with Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Holman, 35 varying from the traffic light of 10 while on their way home to Chicago Kinney & Truax. from Los Angeles whers they attend watts to the illuminating llghta of I" , ed the Elka convention. They will ( Reminder— to SO. watts, will be placed from 15 at We pay cash for chickens leave tomorrow. to 40 feet apart, insuring plenty of 39 Burkhalter's Feed Store New arrivals at the Oxford last, light. It Is said that colored lights will be placed in some of the more night included Mr. and Mrs. A. M. 1 Josephine Debt Shown— Lagrande, Mr. and Mrs A. B Law- | . Of the 8107,400,593.84 debt of fantastic chambers to bring out the rance, Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Bush, and i the state of Oregon, Josephine county beauty. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Nash, of Port is shown to contribute 81,536,726.87. land; Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Krause and The county indebtedness is given as Acme Cafe— Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sparks, of Ful The home of good eata Is now I 8260,000, the school debt as 387,- lerton, Cal., F. W. Armstrong, of Se 092.81, the city debt as 3299.634 06 open day and night, lar»eu A An- attle. William Inglefritz and family * and the Irrigation debt as 3890,000 drews • 09tf of Richmond, Cal., B. W. and Robert The larger amount «of the city debt Hanna of Fargo. N. D., Jo Schmitt, i is due to the bond issue for the rail Former Resident Returns— of Gazelle. Dr. Truman and wife of road Jackson county has a debt of W. R. Jeffers and wife arrived Palo Alto, May McKibben. Sylvia here last night by automobile, ex 34,304,618.35. Hunter and Nina Bristol, of Lansing. pectlng to remain, Mr. Jeffers, in Hi icli company with J. A. Snyder, traveled Sensational Reductions— • . On suits, ehoes, hatX and furnish from LaMoille. Ill., to San Francls- The Riverside Community Club- ings at Peerless Clothing Co. ~ 98tf co by automobile and In San Fran Will give another popular dance at cisco Mr. Jeffers was married July 14 their club house on Pacific Highway Oh How Good— to Mrs. A. N. Barr. Mr. Jeffers, after Saturday night, July 23rd, good The Salvation Army doughnuts selling his property in the Murphy 35 There will be a sale of homemade, district returned to Illinois two years music, good time. Come. regular Salvation Army doughnuts. ago. but is glad to get back to Ore Clothing Badly Needed— Saturday, July 23. The proceeds go gon. He reports that his son, Ralph Three destitute children, whose to pay our hall rent. Anyone that Jeffers, and wife are also looking mother has recently died are badly in can donate flour or lard phone 380. forward to returning to Oregon. need of coats and other clothing. Capt. and Mrs. Sinclair. Their ages are 2, 4 and 8 years. Coats Save Money— and other clothing may be left at the Examination Car Here— Purchase your new suit and Salvation Army hall, or phone 380 The Southern Pacific examination niahlngs now at Peerless Clothing Co. and they will be called for. car waa put on a siding here this morning to examine the enginemen Rand Concert and l»an<e— and trainmen in the local yards and! FRUITDALE ... July ___ Saturday night, 23rd -X at Beet i working out of here. The car is in j *---------------------------------------------- ♦ at 8 o _ ’clock, charge of W. M. Nichols, examiner. Sugar factory. < Concert ____________ We have the,much needed new dance at 9. Tickets 8L tax 10c 88 bridge over Centennial creek at the Proff ranch. i Greatest Clothing Sale— .All You Can Eat— Now on at Peerless Clothing Co tf Thelma and Lee Franks, of Med For 35c at the Acme Cafe. A real ford, are spending the week with working mans' place to eat. Try our I-a»t (itune of Serie»— their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. hot wafflee, 20c. All experienced The last game of the Twilight A. W. Batea. white help. T. Larsen and E. An- league series will be played tonight A letter from Lawrence Underwood drews. Props. Open day and night, tf with the Presbyterian and Methodist to his parents says that he has gain teams furnishing the excitement. ed a few pounds In weight and does — Department Called Out— Both teams are tied for second place, not cough so much as when he left. The fire department was called out > the game tonight deciding which will, Mrs. Brietmayer, Mrs. William at noon today to put out a small retain the position. T. M. Stott, of, Brietmayer and Mrs. Slattery took grass fire near the Standard Oil sta the Presbyterian organization, states' their little ones down to the park to tion. The fire was small but due to that he is out for a home run and i see the bears Wednesday. the dry weather, no chances are be will either put the sphere in the road , Mrs. Roper is gaining quite rapid ing taken. or miss it entirely. ly now. She was out for a drive last Sunday. Concert and Moonlight Dance- Big Dance— Mrs. J. X*. Stanbrough is tussellng Given by W. O. W. team and band Wednesday, July 27, at Rlchard- with the whooping cough. Saturday night. July 23rd, at the i son's hall. Tickets 31 at door. The Underwood and Robert Harris Beet Sugar factory, Concert at 8 Dancing 9 to 1. Neilson's orches- families spent Sunday morning down o’clock, dance at 9. 35 tra. 38 at the ferry fishing and later went on to Hell Gate. The Bates and Stanbrough families with J. Harris, Roy and Coradlne Mc Cauley as guests took their dinner In the park Sunday. C. W. Rastall and wife, Mr. and Mrs. William Brietmayer and Wll- liam Brietmayer Jr., made a flying visit to Crescent City last week. E. C. Underwood is working on (the Stanbrough bungalow this week. are never achieved in haste. Time and esper isce are essential to the production of worth Merchant sales books at Courier while t hi ngs. ifflce. Truly Great Creations ROYAL WORCESTER corset» are the result of over 5(1 years' experience in the creation of correct cornet» for every type of form. Na turally they tomldne the maximum of Style, Comfort, Service and Wc®r. THE O-I-C CLASP WHICH DO IM NOT PINCH, BREAK. TWIST. SQUEAK AND .ALWAYS STAYS FLAT IS AN EXCLUSIVE FEA- TURE TN GET YOUR LUMBER from the J oso phine Lumber Co. at wholaaals mill prices. All kinds of planed lumbar. Our truck delivers any where Phone 188, 107 North Sixth street. *8 it FOR RENT <l<arge. airy. light housekeeping rooms, modern con veniences Inquire No. 230 care of Courier. 36 Do You Know We hare the best numliers In FOUND- Pair of spec taele« near northwest unit pump, at river In quire at Courier office. 36 BARGAIN in a late model, dolled-up Ford touring car, self starter, new rubber all around and siwre. Hass ler shock absorbers Can bo seen at Ford Garage. HEMSTITCHING and i’lcotlng tâchaient. 82.00. Buttonhole At tachment, 89.85, tits any Sewing Machine Personal checks 10c ex A tra IJghts Mail Order House. B<>S 127, Birmingham, Ala. 45 LADY has small sum to Invest with services. References exchanged. Address No. 231 care Courier 40 FOR SALE 6 head of beef cattle J. G.,Triplett. I-eland. Ore 40 F<»K ICNT Pleasant 7 room ho at 669 North 2nd street. Phone 19S-R or inquire at 665 North 2nd St. 38 FOR SALE—-10x12 tent, and child's go cart. Call corner 7th and A. or phone 37»R. 35 42H ACRES, two residences, about six miles from Granta Pass Oil paintings, incubators, etc. Call on or address Cora B. Findlay. Route 4, Box 81, Grants Paas, Ore. 57 ROOM AND BOARD la private home, good cooking, close In. for work ing man. Phone 285-R. 36 . RENT A cool, completely fur nished. modern cottage, close In. also housekeeping apartment fur nished for two Phone 397-J or call 710 J St America’s PLAYER-PIANO GULBRANSEN Player Piano Nationally priced and advertised One Urtiti to All The Music and Photo House « A Financial Safeguard Everyone »hould have a reserve fumi—it 1» financial safeguard fur an) time •»< emergency— and 14 give« «onfldem r for ln(n*HM’<l energy. Now is a go<«l time to »(art such a fund ■ he Granta I'»» A Joaepliine llank. Grants Pass and Josephine Bank MR.HAPPY PARTY G rants P ass .O regon which Hour »lie want«. We merely request that »he give the local Hour a trial; then If »he b> not Mtlstlrsl we will ro tund her money. When »he has decided that "Flower of Clematis" I» »«tin factor) In every respect «hr should ln«i»l on getting that from her grocer. NO ‘MJtSTIOVi OF THBJR PURATV AND THAT IS Vouru st CUR a y Our |>un* |H>rk »aUMtges have niiMh> a hit in this community; served with or without their old friend, griddle cake, they make a mealtime n|HM'*l tliat I n Irresistible. Watch for Mr. Happy Party. I Made By JOSEPHINE COUNTY FLOUR MILL War Tax Must lie Charged— A war tax on all dances and amuse ments must be paid, says N. E. Bo- hall who wan talking Imlay with an Internal revenue collector, who made a trip here to straighten out the mat ter of the war tax charge at dances. Mr. ■Bohall, who Is manager for the W. O. W. dances ways that an entire- ly new schedule of prices has been made out. War tax must be charged ■" ■ . ...................... .... of all |>eopl« entering Extra ladles must pay the tax. Th« schedule will appear tomorrow In the Courier NEW TODAY 40 Ih Coitoti iiuittrtw»r», »ligtitly uartl, *4.50. Noverai good 2nd liand lieti» and npriiig». Lota «f fruii jarn, One IK I 2 rug, tenta, »tilt <«»<•» and traveling I mmp > »1 lower price«, oil stove«, etc. .Pliono 71, T. <’. Booth. % The Wardrobe Cleaners Cleaning, Pressing, Dyeing Altering, Relining, Repairing Master Cleaners and Dyers t Swim Kaps Assorted colors ................... 35c Athledc—a pure gum cap «5c Pilot—a pur.- gum cap with an under strap .............. 75c That We Clean Everything That is Possible to Clean 9 CLEMENS Golden Rule »Store SELLS DRUGS ZU 507 E St., Opposite Colonial, Phone 147 WE WILL CALL ♦
