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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (July 28, 1921)
tiutinday , (ilUNW PASH DAILY tMH’RIEK PERSONAL — L0Q1L Detroit iapor Oil Stove Rogue River Hardware Co The WINCHESTER Store Shoes for the Family MenS Cool I nder»tur. Muslin Night Nhirta, Urei» .Shirt.« Neckwear, toilers. Sox aid Belt», at Prie«». that are Right 103 North 6th WOODWARD’S Morris Chairs in Leather and Velour Rockers, Leather, Mahogany, Genuine Reed. Reed Fibre and Oak. Come in and see them—you will find the prices right. Holman’s Furniture Store Ford Truck, new tire» ____ __ Oakland Six, first class shape ., fliexrolet ____________ Overland, Baby Four ______ _. Overland I tell very ___ __ ..__ «100.00 *550.00 »275.00 *500.00 «150.00 C. L HOBART COMPANY SHOW GROUNDS COR. H AND 5TH STREETS M Ogle and family, ot Salem, Granta Pa».« shrine Club— The Urania Pass Slirliie Club will ar« in the city looking tor a home, plcnlc July 30 and 31 at River Banka as they expect to locate here. Hamtuermlll bond In six colors at Firnis. Shrlners bring own lunche». All Shrlners welconie. 43 Courier office. Mrs. Stanton Rowell left Tuesday night for Olympia and other Puget R. E. Kroll Vieil»— Sound points. At Olympia she will R. E Kroh. who has Interests here visit her father. Judge Sturdevant, lu Tokay Heights, is In the city tor and her sister. Mrs. P M Torey. a few weeks getting acquainted again No detourls to the open air dance with old friends and basking in the at Gold* Hill Saturday night. 42 "climate.** He has been lu Oklahoma See window display, men's dress for the past winter, joining here by straw hats, values up to |3. choice way ot California. Mr. Kroh laid 31 each. Golden Rule Store. 40 out and plauted the Tokay Heights M B Ellis, ot the Standard Oil orchards. ; company. went to Wolf Creek this morning to drive back a truck there Try Our Regular Dinner— ■ for the coni|>any. Tbe Palace Cafe, pre-war prices, Office stationery, all weights and 30c and up Geo HI «singer, Prop, tt grades ot paper—Courier office. Mr. an<l Mrs. C. F. Nutting and r. * Mrs Don Calvert have re Greatest Clothing Sale- turned from a four day trip to Pros Now on at Peerless Clothing Co tf pect. Mr. and Mrs. John W Bush, of Ill You Can Eat— Portland, stopped off here last night For 35c at the Acme Cate A real with .Mrs. Bush’s mother. .Mrs Ixiuise working mans' place to eat. Try our O'Neill They are returning to Port hot waffles. 20«. AU experienced land from an auto trip to San Fran . white help. T. Larsen and E. An cisco. drews. Props Open day and night tf Men's new straw hats, values up to 93. Special tor a tew days, It Bogus Money Out 40 each. Golden Rule Store. I Counterfeit notes ot three types George Barton Is spending a tew | are in circulation, according to offl- days in Klamath Falls looking into i cers of the secret service. Notes on the prospects for oil there and alao ■ the federal reserve bank of Cleve Introducing the Mora pump to land in denominations ot 95 and 930, the farmers. and $10 notes are being circulated Ben. M. Collins and A \V. Walker on the federal reserve bank ot Sau have returned from Portland where i Francisco. The notes are printed on they went to drive back a Hudson | plain bond paper, are Indistinct and seven-passenger automobile. which are without threads.--Medford Mall- was sold In Medford. Tribune Good floor and good music. Gold Hill Saturday night. nut said 42 A party consisting ot Mr. and Mrs Ixtwer Price«— On goods In every line for men at E. Eastman and son. Dale. ot Peerless Clothing Co. 9Stf Portland, .Mrs Post of Yoncolla, Misses Lura Ross and Eva Sill of Minnesota, and Frank Sill ot this Ral<<d Alfalfa Hay— It you want first class altaifa hay I city, returned last night from a trip to the Josephine caves They were we can furnish you any quantity from I very enthusiastic over the caverns, one bale to 1000 tons at pre-war! the young ladles stating that they prices. Josephine Farmers' Cooper 41 did not know such a place existed ative Association. They went up on the Williams side. Men's new straw hats, good new Save Money- Purchase your new suit and fur styles, values up to |3. Choice *1 each. Golden Rule Store. 40 nishings now at Peerleaa Clothing Co The Josephine hotel was headquar ters last night for F. M. Harrison of New Officer Appointed— The Masonic grand lodge In recent Eureka. P. S. Southwick of Salem. G. W. Skinner and wife ot Seattle, session ai>pointed a number of depu Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Garvey ot Berke ty grand masters. The appointee for ley, William IR. Cundall and Kenneth District No. 7. Including lodges at N Cundall of Alameda. L. L. Morgan Ashland, Medford. Jacksonville and of San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Central Point, In Jackson county, al Hull and Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Halden so Grants ¡Pass and Kerby In Jose ot Oakland and Mrs Wallace ot Port phine county, was Stuart Saunders, who has removed to and gained a land Tourists registering at the Oxford residence in California. Under the last night were Mr. and Mrs. F. W. circumstances. George Icenhower of Noy of San Diego, R. R. Stowell of the Ashland lodge, has been recom San Francisco. L. A. Lymon ot WII- mended for the position, an appoint ment which Is pending. kesbarre. Pa.. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Bard of San Diego, Mr. and Mrs. E Acme < afe— Brlggsen and daughter of Seattle, The home ot good eats Is R W. Kemweil and family of San open day and night iairsen Francisco, C. B. Conners and family drew« of Seattle, Mr. and Mrs O. Selin of Seattle. Mr. and Mrs. Catching of Odd Fellow« and Rebekah»— Klamath Falls, Mr and Mrs. F. E. You are invited to attend basket Wilson of Coos Bay. Mrs. R. E. Wren picnic In Lithia park, Ashland, on and daughter of Coos Bay. E. H. Sa- Friday. July 29th. Come and enjoy boff of Seattle, <R. E. Kroh ot Kan a good time. George W. Swinney. sas City. Mr. and Mrs E. C. Williams Secy. 40 of San Francisco, Irving Brown ot I Oakland and George A. Bush of Sac Big Trout laxnded— ramento. Klamath Falls dispatches are to the effect that all records were brok Follow the Pavement— en Saturday when Dr. A. E. Sykes To the Gold Hill open air dance, of Oakland. Cal., landed a 23 H Saturday night, July 30th. 42 pound rainbow trout near Crystal creek, in Pelican bay, at the head of Famous Orator to Speak— upper Klamath lake. The nearest Mary Harris Armor, LL O., the approaches in size were a 22H woman orator of America, will speak pound rainbow taken by Mrs. McKay at Riverside park Friday evening, in 1909, and a 22-pounder caught by July 29, 7:30 o'clock. Everybody William .Baldwin of Oroville, In 1914. hear her on "Law Enforcement.” Dr. Sykes' catch was 36 Inches long Bring your lunches and enjoy the af and 24 inches In girth. It was gen- ternoon and evening in the park. erally conceded by sportsmen that upper Klamath lake produced the largest rainbow trout In America, LAST and in the absenoe of any contrary TIMES Showing Dr. Sykes made the world's TONIGHT record catch. LEW f. CULLINS THE PASSIONATE PILGRIM IXXJ AND PONY CIRCUS Tile Show of Quality Particularly pleasing to ♦ liildrm and interesting Grown-ups. the for I f FUNNY CLOWNS Who Dentroy Sorrow HARING ASIA NOVEL At TH A WORLD OF FAIRY FEATURES FOR THE LITTLE FOLKS Wonderful Trained DOfiS, PONIES, GOATS WILL SHOW RUN OK SHINE REMEMBER THE DATE BRING THE CHILDREN 1 A Grant» Pax« yesterday leartml some little- known angles of nrww- pa|s«r life and a big city's underground |M>IJtiCH. A thrill with mystery. daring and love in a venturous game for jh > w < t and million«, f RIVOLI FRIDAY BILL RODGERS Wn* OF WOMEN' Sensational Reductions— On suits, shoes, hats and furnish ings at Peerless Clothing Co. 98tf Steak« and Chops n S|>e<hdty— At all hours. Palace Cafe and lunch counter. Geo. Blssinger, Prop. 39tf Highway Bid Is A|»provtwl— The San Francisco office, which has been considering the caves high way blds, has approved the bld made by John Hampshire, says word re ceived here from the southern city. Their approval is being forwarded to Washington and It Is probable that tyiws from the national capital will be forthcoming In a few days. Mr. Hampshire is ready to start work Im mediately upon the receipt of word officially confirming bis contract Following actual work on tbe high way, literature can be prepared for the opening of the coming season for distribution. Ji iA »**■■>*. Special Prices on Knit Underwear For Summer mrs. Hellie Reas We do ll«'m»tll< hing The Most Reasonably Priced HIGH QI ILTTY LINE IN Til E 4’4X1 NTKV TAIUHCING Triced today below the actual «oat of yenterday fur the «amr high quality <>t both workmanship ami materiel*. A style to fit your per sonality an well an y«uir |«erson—ami al«o your |s«cketl«ook. GEO. S. CALHOUN «03 G SHEET Over sixteen yours local dealer. GRANTS PANS, OREGON Big Reductions on All Goods Peerless Clothing Co. Three C’s 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 FOUNDRY AND WENT G GRANTS PAM, OREGON T Dodge Service Phone 17 We have the best equipped shop in Southern Oregon for Dodge work and can save you money on your work. We have in stock Service Batteries to fit any car and a complete stock of Diamond Grid Batteries with a two-year guarantee. Only Three Bicycles Left $15.00 Reduction Service Batteries for all makes of cars New Batteries in Stock with a two-year guarantee Starter and Generator Work C. A. LINCH EDISON Mazda Lamos More Light For Less Money Our Stock is Complete Paul’s Electric Store Phone 47 Grants Pass I
