PERSONAL *S5 LOCAL
EVERY DAY IS THE ÏKtil
money In the savings account
works for the prudent deputi-
tor. ft takes no vacations, it
Is never sick or disabled. If
you work for your money make
Il In turn work for you Save
with us The habit grows.
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OP MOITHKMN OREGON
Special Prices
—on
Mrs W. P. Graham and Mis» Viva Granta I'a«» Shrine < lub—
The Grants Pass Shrine Club will
Graham of Gold Hill, spent Friday
picnic July 30 and 31 at River Banka
In the city shopping.
Mrs. T. M laimond, of Wolf Creek, Farms. Sbrinerà bring owe lunches.
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was a visitor In the city yesterday do All Sbrinerà welcome.
Ing some »hopping.
We <lo H»*tn«tlt<liing
Self-sealing and old style Mason Try <>ur Itcgulur Dinner—
The Palace Cafe, pre-war prices,
Jar» al Cremer Bro*.
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Prop, tf
Mr» A. M. Grim in, of Waldo, came 30c and up. Geo. Blsslhger, i
| in this mornlug to spend the day
Neighbor« of Wood» ruft—
visiting and »hopping.
Very important business meeting
Mr and Mrs. W. B. Lyon and E.
for
Tuesday evening. Aug. 2. All
J. Vangergun, of TuklUna, were reg
members are asked to attend. Neigh
istered last night at the Oxford.
bor Mary Whitney, who has been in
No detours to the open air dance attendance at grand lodge at Port
at Gold lllll Saturday night.
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Ttie eitreniHy low price»» and higti quality material« take you back
Jerk Brady and family were among
to tin* good old day» la-fore the war.
the visitor» In the city yesterday i
Grratcwt Clothing Sale-
Our new Fall lin»w «how I tool. Gi-nuine Value».
from the Holland country
Now on at Peerless Clothing Co. tf
The good* and price« «)>eak for tliraiselvcw—lx-t u« »how you.
Colanders, strain«'?» and fruit
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presses at Cramer Bros.
All You Can Eat—
Misses Alice Gllbralth and Mar- I
For 35c at the Acme Cafe. A real
Glen-
from
guerlte Palmer arrived
working mans' place to eat. Try our
Ixxiil »lealer nearly seventeen year».
dale this morning and will be em
hot waffles, 20c.
All experienced
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GRANTS PASS, OREGON
ployed at the Josephine.
white help. T. Larsen and E. An-
Economy Jars In three sizes at
drew», Props. Open day and night, tf
Cramer Bros.
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Dr. and Mrs W. W. Walker. Mrs
W. H. Jensen and .Miss Gladys Pena llotIM-llold <.<»«1« .\<««l*al—
The Salvation Army ha» an urgent
will leave In the morning for New
need tor some articles of household
port for a short vacation.
Mr and Mrs. E A Eastman and ¡furniture for a needy, worthy fam-
son, Dale, returned this morning to ' ily. The most pressing need is for
Portland after a week in the city a bedstead, bedding and chairs. I
visiting with friends and relatives. i Phone Captain Sinclair, No. 380.
Stone Jars at Cramer,Bros.
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Mr. and Mrs. George Thompson wave Money—
Purchase your new suit and
went to ‘Roseburg the middle of the
week to spend a few days attending nisblngs now at Peerless Clothing Co.
to some ‘business matters.
Mr. and Mrs C. A. Clark and Pardee's Or< lii»-lra—
daughter. Dorothy, left this morning
Will furnish the music Tuesday
U>r San Francisco to be gone for night. August 2nd, for the dance at
several weeks.
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the beet sugar factory.
Perfection oil stove* In one, two
and three burners at Cramer Bros. Brother-in-law D hw
Chairs and Rockers
Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Campbell leave
R. K. Hackett, of the First Na-
this evening for Rogue River where ttonal Bank, has received word that
they will Join Philip Straham and Henry H Johnson died in Loa An-
Morris Chairs in Leather and Velour
wife, and will then continue to Cra- geles on July 27. Mr. Johnson was
tor laike.
a brother-in-law of Mr. Hackett and
Rockers, Leather, Mahogany, Genuine Reed. Reed
New Economy tops at Cramer at one time was a resident of this
Fibre and Oak. Come in and see them—you will
Bros
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Mr. and Mrs. Sam H. Baker and I
find the prices right.
family, accompanied by Eugene Mur I Sensational IlcdiicUons—
phy, left this noon for Newport,
On suits, shoes, hats and furnish-1
making the trip by auto* They expect ings at Peerless Clothing Co.
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to spend several weeks on the beach.
Vocalion Records play on any Steak« and Cbo|M a S|>eciaJty—
phonograph for sale at Helmer's. 4 2
At all hours, Palace Cafe and
Miss Evelyn Christie returned to lunch counter.
Geo. Bissingen Shriners Plan Big Time—
j of the evening around the camptire
her Some at Yoncalla thia morning Prop.
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The members of the local Shriners i at the River Banks Farms, the picnic
after visiting In the city with Mis»
club have apparently reverted some beginning this evening and lasting
Josephine Inham for the past few Will Sell IJcen
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what to childhood tor today when through tomorrow. One local attor
days.
Arrangements have been made by two wearers of the Shrine insignia j ney said that he was going to "rough
Enameled preserving kettles in Gaine Warden Bancroft whereby met they generally mentioned some- j It" for fair tonight and was looking
42 hunting and fishing licenses may be thing about a top spinning tourna-j tor a good soft mattress and a pair
Llsk ware at Cramer Bros.
Fred W Nunn, of Fresno, owner purchased outside the city. J. H. ment and such other phrases as of springs.
of a fruit ranch near Galice, came Whittrock of Kerby and E. H. Mes "kangaroo court” and ‘‘red dog" .
here to get away from the Intense senger of Takilma have been author could be heard. Possibly the words
heat. 115 degree«, that Is holding ized by the state to sell the licenses which sounded like “red dog” were
The longer the run the cheaper the
out in California. He will look af and have put up the necessary 1600 meant for "hot dog.” The members, rate at the Courier merchant print
ter his crop while here.
bonds. Complaints were made by and their families will spend most ing department.
Good floor and good music, Gold people living in the smaller places of
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Hill Saturday night, nuf said.
Mrs. <C. J. iHeppenstall. who has come to ¿»rants Pass to get their
been visiting here for the past few licenses, a long trip being necessary
weeks at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Adams, returned Follow the I'aiemont—
this morning to her home at Port-
To the Gold Hill open air dance,
That’s the World’s Economy
land.
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Saturday night, July 30th
xJu^Ollll^
Record for Fords and is held
Vocalion Records for August on
sale Monday at Helmer's.
4 2 lamer Prices—
Miss Gladys Penn, formerly do
On goods in every line for men at
mestic science Instructor In the local Peerless Clothing Co.
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high school ts, visiting in the city at
the W. W. Walker home. Miss Penn Road Work Soon Ihme—
Thousands of cars are STROMBERG equipped.
has been teaching in Montana schools
The work on the Pacific highway
Better still, bring around your car and we will
since leaving here. She will visit north of the city will be done by
install a
here until about the first of Septem the end of next week, says W. T.
ber.
Toplin, of the firm of Joplin & Eldon,
Wire Jar holders, 15 cents each at who was in the city today. The road
Cramer Bros.
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You use it for 10 days, test it; then if you are not
Mr. and Mrs. George Fox and Mr. mountain and is now complete al
satisfied, bring it back and we will refund the pur
and Mrs. F. H. Wolfersberger return most to the city limits. The con
ed last night from a trip to Crater tract for the paving of this stretch
chase price. Try it out—get more mileage, better
latke and Klamath Falls. They were was awarded some time ago to A. D.
engine operation, at lower cost.
forced to come back by way of Ager Kearns of Portland, who will be
as the road over the Green Springs laying pavement by the end of next
Come in and look around.
mountain Is closed while work is month.
being done.
Heavy rubber rings for Mason Moonlight Dances—
Batteries, Tires, Accessories
Phone 18
Jars, 10c dozen, at Cramer Bros. 42
At the beet sugar factory Tuesday
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Tourists registered at the Oxford night. August 2nd.
Pardee's or-
last night were J. and G. McMaben. chestra.
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of San Francisco, F. McKee ver of
Fr»»sno. W. Menke and Ernest Hill Acme Cafe—
of San Francisco, E. W. Roberts and
The home of good eats Is now
L. N. Hersh field of Los Angeles, Mr. open day and night, I-arsen & An-
and Mrs. W. 8. Gordon of Portland. draws.
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W. L. Buckley and family of Fuller i
ton. Cal , P. A. Morse and A B. Coo
per of Seattle, B. W. Holland and
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family of Mountain View, ('al , ?nd I
C. \ Toole and family of Tacoma.
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"Stolen Kisses,'.' fox trot. Vocalion
Record at Helmer's, "The Home Of
Good Furniture.”
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People registered last night nt the I
Josephine were S. 8. Wendel, E. E
Wyman. 11. N. Norten of Portland,
E. A. Hardy of Orland. Cal , f.nln
25c
Kellogg Ant Paste ...
West of Willows. Cal., Mrs. John D.
KI Vampiro Insect Pow
Morris of Tacoma. Mr. and Mrs. W.
der ......................................... IOC
M. Keni of Walla Walla. C. R. Che
Our Stock is Complete,
ney of Portland, Mr and Mrs. S. d J
Ill'll WIng Iiiscct Powder . 10c
Dunlop of Seattle, iF. Vrnm.in and
family of Youngstown. Ohio. < G W
Long and family of Phoenix. ■E. E
Dewing of San Francisco. A. B. De
wing of San Raphael, iE. R Drake
SELLS DRUGS
of Sacramento. Mr and Mrs. Thomas
Grants Pass
Lynch of lx>s Angeles.
Phone 47
Jelly glasses, tall 65c dozen at
Cremer Bros.
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Knit Underwear For Summer
mr$. Hellie Deas
Greatest Tailoring Values
GEO. S. CALHOUN
Big Reductions
VVhen a Winchester Speaks
It Means Business!
Dependable Rifles, Shot Gunsand Ammunition
Rogue River Hardware Co.
Peerless Clothing Co.
Holman’s Furniture Store
Shoes for the Family
laullis hlutki Middle«
lauilaa Khaki Sliiri«
laulti's Pearl Gray 12-in. Tliai-aaln \ amp Boots
«1.80
•2.00
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WOODWARD’S
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37‘< Miles on a Gallon of
New Stromberg Carburetor
New Stromberg
Grants Pass Service Station
ANYBODY
(AN TEll YOU THE TIME
Or you i nn look nt. tin* «un. Hut you
don't like to ask, anil the «un i« not
alway- visible.
You Need a Reliable Watch
.lu«t step Into <><■•' »toro
latent nnab'1".
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nn<l h'l 11« show you «orne of our
We have il line that can't be i xccllisl anywh
We have «hem in all of the minici« and at
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Mazda Lamps
We Sell
More Light For
Less Money
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Paul’s Electric Store