Grants Pass daily courier., August 11, 1921, Page 4, Image 4

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LOCAL
PERSONAL
Mas Tuffs and Alfred Letcher Jr | M. 1. <>|Hlyeke Is spending the day
made a trip to the Tuffs sawmill near at Wolf Creek on business.
Jo Pardee and Mis» Murtha Wil-
Ashland yesterday.
Ford Slngletou returned to his ! ” llatnson. who has been visiting at
home at Roseburg this luorulng af-l the Pardee home, are guests for a
short time at the G M. Katerly home
ter a short visit tn the city
Ray Calvert, of the firm of Schell at Waldo.
Mr. and Mrs J. O. Gibson, former
and Calvert, was a business i isttor
Granta I’aas residents, arrived here
yesterday in Medford
by auto from Portland, and will
Joe Schmitt is In the city for al -
with relatives,
couple of day. from Gazelle, attend X'”, ‘
home Is at Bend, and
business
:
Their
present
ing to
mfmiu m
A N. Reymers
returned
to i cjr , *'*!.,
° Portland for Buyers
Mrs. R.
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clUb
will return home by
rmru-U. ni srnvi
1
week.
They
her home at Roseburg this morning
St «Tt »1 _a*l
OF WHTHKH* OKKW*
visit
hero
at
the
H
M
Webb
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uf
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after a i
home.
lingual Sale Men’» Furnishing»—
Mrs. F T. Istdy and Miss Lucy
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And Shoos- C. E Roy & Co.
Lady are here from Myrtle Creek
visiting with Mrs I.ady’s sister. Mrs.
Jennings Caso INtatponed—
G. Stephenson
Hearings In the Jennings case,
Mrs, O. A, Colby and daughter,
which were supposed to have been
.Mary, are spending the day in Ash­
held this tuornlng, have been post­
land, having driven there this morn­
polled until next week
It la prob-
ing.
S WEAR-EVER
able that the case will bo up Tues-
Miss Mildred Steinmetz is visiting day This case Is the one where the
here for a day with Miss Jeanette ; Medford stage ran Into a cow on the
Cramer, having stopped off here Pacific highway, resulting In the i
while returning to her home in Port- death of one person.
land, from Berkeley, A picnic will
ALUMINUM
be given for her in Riverside park
tonal Reduction»—
this evening. She will leave for the
On
suits,
shoes, hats and furnish
north in the morning
• Htf
.Mr. and Mrs Walter Singleton, of Ings at Peerless Clothing Co.
Roseburg,
are
visiting
here
with
Mr.
TRADE MARK
and Mrs. J P. Marlin. -Mrs. Single- Gambling .Meat Stop-
Gambling by boys and others In
ton being a sister of .Mrs. Martin.
the
city must stop, is the verdict of I
They have just returned from a trip
Chief
of Tollce McLane Mr. Melons
to Crescent City and are now plan­
states
that small boys can be seen on
ning on a trip to Crater lake In com­
the streets "shooting craps" and that
pany with Mr. and Mrs Martin.
Mr. and .Mrs. Earl Webb and Mr. unless they atop, their parent* will be
and Mrs C. D. Geer left for their notified and it this does no good, the
home at Camas. Wash., this morn­ votlths themselves will be dealt with
ing after visiting here for a couple Another favorite pastime, according
of weeks with Mr Webb’s parents. to the chief, is that of using tops for
Mr. and Mrs H M. Webb.
They gambling. A number have been
made a trip to Crater lake, return­ warned and arrests will probably
follow unless the practice Is stopped
ing by way of Klamath Falls.
W. A. Colby has arrived from Se­
attle and will make his home In the Salta Made-to Order—
Fit and satisfaction guaranteed.
city. Mr Colby will be associated
«0
with his father in the Buster Brown C. E. Roy A Co.
-hoe store, which will open la the city
soon. He is a trap drummer and will Save Money—
Purchase your new suit and fur­
take part in musical organisations in
nishings now at Peerless Clothing Co.
the city. It is also likely that he will
organize an orchestra.
Damage 1» Covered—
New arrivals last night at the Jo­
The 1500 damage done by the fire
sephine were Tom J White. Theo.
last
night at the Pine Box factory
Burkhart. Z. M. Agee. R. F Bueer-
was covered by insurance, says 1 A.
man, George Lewis and William
Robie The factory will be shut dowu
Ruth of Portland. Mr. and Mrs W. €
for
a few days to allow for repairs
McRoome. Mr. and Mrs H E. Ful
in the boiler room, where the blaze
Harry and Leonard Tuttle,
I l'er and
did the moat damage
The big
of Miami. Fla.. Mr. and Mrs C. F.
Will Ship Two Cars—
Halifax of Sacramento. Mr and Mrs. smokestack burned out like a chim­
, Two carloads of pears are to be H. L. Hall of Santa Rosa. .Mrs J W ney. this being the cause of the fire
shipped out this week It was Im­ Claypool of Santa Rosa. Dr. R E The fire truck had been called earlier
possible to get the car out last night, Smith and wife of Sacramento, Mr. to quench a grass fir« which threat­
due to some deliveries of pears of in­ and Mrs. H. G. Koller of Seattle. .Mrs. ened the factory and had waited tor
ferior quality. The car will go for­ Chase de St Maurice and family, of further trouble. The mill hose and
ward today and another will be sent Colusa. Cal., Nina Harbour of Pough­ the fire department put the fire out
I
in short order
Helsingfors, Finland. Aug. 11.— out next Saturday.
keepsie. N Y.. and F. S Clark of
A, P.)—Well-dressed and well-nour­
Chicago
Dance at Savage Cn-ek Hall—
ished visitors appearing on the streets Notice to Subscribers—
Tourists stopping over night at the
Saturday evening. August 13.
Subscribers are requested to make Oxford were Mrs. Henry’ Drought and
of Petrograd are stopped in the
music
by Neilsons' orchestra, With
streets -by many of the inhabitants payments to the office and not to the Harold Drought of San Antonio. Tex.,
who look them up and down and ask carrier boys, Boys have no author- H. K. Skinner and R. M. Hotallng of supper 11.57 per couple, war tax 18c,
total. 11.75. Extra ladles free, war'
them many questions, just as it they ity to collect, When a change of ad- - San Francisco. .Mrs. H. L. Nutting
10c. One-half mile off pavement.
had dropped down from another dress is to be made always notify the and daughters of Brookings. Mrs. tax
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office.
planet, according to a Finn who was
Annie Sybert and R. H. Sybert of No Salm’m in
Hiver—
officially permitted to visit Petro­
San Diego. Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Smith
Commercial fishermen are becom-
grad to distribute food to scientists Five lire» in Forest—
of 'Redlands. L. J. Childs and family
with the fishing this
and literary men.
Five fires have been reported in of McCloud, Cal., Mr and Mrs. in g disgusted
summer. Five boats made the trip
the
Siskiyou
forest
today.
Four
were
Nagele
of
Sacramento.
Sidney
Smith
The Finn described the inhabitants
to the end of the drift last night and
of Petrograd as being like a lot of in the Oak Flat country along the and family ot Portland, William Fer­ brought back five salmon, all of them
lower
Illinois
river,
and
were
assum-'
guson
and
family
of
Klamath
Falls.
"mad mendicants” of an "unnatural­
l>elng small. One boat made a catch
ly hysterical nervouB pitch.” He saw Ing rather large proportions. It is Tylo Head of Klamath Falls, Mr. which brought lesB than a dollar,
Kotliarevski, a member of the aca­ not known how serious they may be. and Hrs. F. Spring and B. Martin of while two boats were unable to get
demy. "who came like a beggar, with A crew has been organized In the Il­ San Francisco. B F. Fisher of Peoria. a single fish. They lay the lack of
faltering footsteps, to receive hl* mo­ linois valley to fight them and it is Ill., and S. A. Stumbaugh of El Paso, salmon to conditions at the mouth,
dest share of the supplies.” He was possible that they will be able to con­ IB.
as they claim that salmon are not
without a shirt and was clad in rags trol them without further aid. A fifth
able to get by. They report many
fire
was
discovered
on
Howard
creek
Some of the scientsts he found ill
steelheads ascending, however
NOW PLAYING
with scurvy. Benois, the painter, he in the Galice district. This is throught
said, is "dreaming of a piece of choc­ to be under control. The fires were
lamer Prices—
olate.” Maxim Gorky and others are all reported by the lookouts.
On goods in every line for men at
attempting to take care of these i
Peerless Clothing Co.
Mtf
Marriage
lAceaae
Iwiued
—
scientists.
A marriage license was issued this
W. R. C. BwdncMs Meeting—
afternoon to Albert Henry Frost and
General Logan W. R. C. will hold
COMING EVENTS
Kate Barbara Herman, both of Selma.
their regular business meeting Sat-
Sept. 15-17, Thursday, Friday, Sat-
A TREMENDOUS
urday afternoon.
urday—Southern Oregon Indus­
Placer location blanks at the
SENSATION
trial Exposition at Grants Pass.
Courier office.
Stock Certificates—
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The Courier merchant printing de­
partment la in position to print stock
certificate* for any kind of buslneas
Several designs of certificate* are
carried In stock and other* may be
secured on short notice.
eien the children and
good sign Independent* comes
only to thos* who do. Thrifty
folks arrive at success; the
improvident seldom do This
Is the hank to put aside your
savings in We pay you Inter-
v<t every six months and take
good care of your money be­
sides.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Beautiful Assortment
of Lace and Embroidery Trimmed
Presser Scarfs, Tableclothes, etc.
We do IlctnslltclUiig
I
Greatest Tailoring Values
The extremely low prices anti high quality materials take you ba<k
lo the good old day» before Uic war.
Our new ¡‘all linn* »how Heal. Genuine Value».
The good» and price» »|teak for themselvea—Isq n* »h««w you.
GEO. S. CALHOUN
«03 Q SHEET
l«M-al dealer nearly seventeen year«.
GRANTS I’AHM. OREGON
Big Reductions
on All Goods
Reduced Prices
at
on
WEAREVER ALUMINUM
IDrs. Dellle Deas
Peerless Clothing Co.
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R ogue River Hardware C o
RIVOLI
m
SERENADERS
COLBYS’
Will Furnish the Music for the W. O. W
w
T
Do You Know
THAT
WK HELL
DANCE SATURDAY NITE
August 13th, 1921, at the
A lira ma of big momenta,
big claahea, wn»at ional cli>
mum« and tremendous heart
ap|H*al
WATERMAN FOUNTAIN
PENH
BEET. SUGAR FACTORY
EVERSHARP PENCIIri
ADMISSION—Couples. »I.OO« war tax, 10c, total. »11O,
Extra
Ladle» free, war tax, 10c, total lOc; Spectator», 22c, war tax :1c.
total, 25c.
CLEMENS
4 Hours Dancing—9:00 Till 1:00
“Made in
Heaven”
SELLS DRUGS
Antedi»
See the New Ranges in the
Window
Come in and eet the prices—
You will find them right.
Holman’s Furniture Store