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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 16, 1921)
TI EH DA Y, Al <M NT IN. 1*111. FOUR FER52NÆL \\ b:isl PROBLEM It requires no brains to solve It, but It requires will power to make the start Take our advice and come in our bank today with whatever money you have <di your person. Get one of our books, atari saving and you’re on the way to suc- FIRST NATIONAL BANK MF MB VW FYDrWKl BEHEB'r STFM OF SOUTHERN ORKGON rii«~ WEAR-EVER > ALUMINUM TRADE MARK Reduced Prices on WEAREVER ALUMINUM R cgue River Hardware Co An Example For You to Figure On, What is the Answer? Gl ARANTEEI» 100,000 MILES t WHEN YOU RIDE ON AIR have PUNCTURES have BLOWOUTS carry a PUMP carry EXTR.% SUM carry EXTRA TUBES SPOIL lots of clothes SWEAB (sometimes) NEVER Know what will happen next. But WHEN YOU RIDE ON UNIVERSAL CANNOT have a PUNCTURE CANNOT have a BLOWOUT DO NOT carry EXTRA TIRES HO NOT have any INNER TUBES You SIT at your wheel and You DRIVE with COMFORT and PLEASURE You You You You Th’rtvaixls lu»ve solved thia problem Universal Tire Filler CAN BE HUI AT 107 SOUTH FOURTH STREET. GRANTS PASH MSSt L. LASO ThOMAS M eichan The CitY of Silent Meri O p i XL! 1 m A ♦ g À v HIS Rl BEST I’liTI RE RIVOLI k TOMORROW FRINK MAYO in “THE BLAZING TRAU/’ LOkdL Mr and -Mrs G. E lialghl. ofl Dairymen to Meet— There will be a meeting of all Yreka, spent Monday in the city. Mr. and Mrs T J Owens. or dairymen of the county Wedueaday Hogue Stiver, were In the city yester evening at S o'clock in the basement of the courthouse, the purpose being day on business Mrs W. P Graham and Miss Viva to perfect an organisation for the Graham, of Gold H(ll. spent Monday cooperative handling of dairy pro St ducta. in the city shopping Mr. and Mrs. H W. Rrittsan werej in yesterday from Murphy attending! Suit» Made to Order— Fit and satisfaction gusrnnteed to business. 80 F L. Spencer was among the out- C B. Roy A Co of-town visitors yesterday, coming ini from Murphy. Many l'i»li nt Moulb— Mrs. Iona Howard was among the. There was a big run of fish in the ▼tailors in the cits yesterday visltine rlvdr Saturday night and the l>oye with friends and shopping. turned in large catches at the can- H W. Rummell left this morning ¡nery the next night Twelve hundred for Collate Grove where he will i fish on Monday was the record so spent the next five or six days at far thia season Gold Reach Re camp meeting porter. Miss Betty Ruby left this morning for San Francisco after visiting here Sensational Reduction»— for a tew days with Miss Clara On suite, shoea. hate and furnish Knipa. ings at Peerless Clothing Co. Klamath ot Marshall Hooper. Falls, was In the city I today. having been called hpre as a witness in the lugusl Sale Men’» Funiidiing»— And Shoes —-C. K Roy * Co. Jennings case Miss Delete Burkhart. Mrs. Martin Burkhart and Mrs George f'ree-.h Permit I« Granted— The 'Boswell Extension Gold Min were in the city yesterday from ing corporation, a Nevada corpora Rogue River shoppiug Miss Lulu -Benedict left last night tion. capitalised at 11.000.000, has (or a visit of several weeks with her Just been granted permission by Cor mother at Marlette. Mich., and will poration Commissioner Handley to also visit relatives at other points in operate in Oregon. The officers of the corporation are J W Dressier, I Michigan Arthur Mrs W A Crosby returned to her Medford. president: home at Portland this morning after Knapp. Medford, vice president, 1 a visit here of several weeks at the George S Barton. Granta Paas, home of her daughter, Mrs W. F. rotary-treasurer. Rutherford. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. flevenger and Moonlight I lancing— Seems to make quite a hit. Mr and Mrs. J. T Fry and daugh ter. all of Grants Paas, motored to other one Saturday night. August 10. Roseburg Saturday and spent the at beet sugar factory, Mtiale by Nell week end at the L L. Wimberly resi son's orchestra—you ie now ’• dence. Mrs. Clevenger is a slater of 'nuf sed. New floor manager Mr. Wimberly.— Roseburg News-Re charge. WO W view. Placer location blanks at the Dance Wan Enjoyed— An enthusiastic and well-behaved ’ourier "fffee Miss Sadie Clevenger, of Grants crowd enjoyed the dance at Savage Pass, who has been spending the past Creek hall Saturday night At mid few days in Portland attending to night some parties on their way home business matters, spent Sunday in from both the Gold Hill and sugar Roseburg at the L. L Wimberly resi factory dances stopped In and took dence. She was accompanied to up a collection for the orchestra and Grants Pass by Mrs E N. Bywater, indulged In an extra hour of danc sister of Mr. .Wimberly, who has ing The hall is cool and airy with been making an extended visit here, an excellent floor, making It an Ideal and who Is now en route to her home place for summer dances The mld- in Tuecon. Ariz.—Roseburg News Re night lunch was generous and appe- fixing. view. Mr. and Mrs W. E McCracken and daughter. Miss Genevieve, for Save Money— Purchase your new suit mer residents of Grants Paas, were passengers on this morning's train en niahlngs now at Peerless Olothlng Co route from Portland to San Fran- j Cisco. After a visit with Geary Mc- Plant May Shut I town— The news comes from Gold Hill Cracken and Mr. McCracken's broth er, Mrs. AtoCracken and Genevieve that with small capacity storage will make a trip to New York. Wash bunkers filled and no orders for lime ington and other eastern points. Mr stone coming In. the state limestone McCracken expects to stop off In plant la again preparing for a season Grants Pass on his way home from of Idleness The farmers throughout the western part of the state have ex I San Francisco. Tourists stopping at the Oxford pressed their willingness to buy lime last night were R O. Silknltter and stone to replenish their sour and oth L. A. Berg of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. er wise refractory soils, but raising Albert Schultz and E. H. Hughes of wheat at pre-war prices while the Atlantic City, Mr and Mre. Thomas limestone la produced at war-price i Jones of Seattle, Miss J. St. Germain costs are a bar to placing orders at i of San Franctaco, Anna Boyan. Emma the present time. -Medford Mall Ulland, Mrs. H. Campbell and Misa Tribune. Helen Campbell of Roseburg, Mr and Mrs. Fred Hall of Ottoman, Iowa, W. Ix»wcr Prices— On foods In every line tor men at E. Blakemond of Hutchison,, Kan.. 9Stf R. J. "Winthrop and mother of San Peerless Clothing Co. Francisco, J. P. Gardner and family and E. H. Gilbreath of San Fran Salmon I-rice <«ood—— The lower Rogue river la fortun cisco, Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland of Mo desto, Cal . J. R Lambert of Seattle ate thia year to have a large and and Marshall Hooper of Klamath aubatantlal corporation such aa the Maclsay Estate company established Falta Josephine hotel guests last night in packing flah here, aays the Gold were Mrs. C. J. Back of Portland, M. Beach Reporter. In many places the H. Carpenter, A. N. Bexton, Pelter smaller canneries working on limit Rossi, J. J. Budd, Mrs. L. A. Hedges. ed capital are not operating at all Miss Vera Hedges and C. D. Bunker this season due to the poor demand The price being of San Francisco, H. A. Wilkins, F. for canned flab. L. Karlen. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Hogg. paid for flah by the Macleay Estate Mr. and Mrs. D. Ray, Mr and Mrs. company at their cannery, 6H cents C. Nickerson and Mr. and Mrs. John per pound. Is also considerably bet Leech of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. G. ter than la received at other points P. Rosara, P. R. Rosara and family, along the coast. At Monterey, Klam M. L. Segal of Seattle, Mr. and Mrs. ath River and Coon Bay the fisher Charles V. Barrow of Wichita, Mr. men are receiving five cents per There are and Mrs Robert H. Bedford of Evans pound for their flah. valley, Cal., Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Col- about 85 boats at present operating line and wife of San Bernardino, Mrs. on Rogue river. M. Martin of Central Point, Jos. Fausett of Los Angeles, Wm. M. O'Kay of Sacramento, Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Lashee of Ardmore, Okla., and H. C. Clancy of Roseburg. Do You Know Classy Suits and Dresses for Fall U e <!<» limimi4iclùntf • ( mrs. nellie neas 1 Greatest Tailoring Values The evtrenirly low pritvw anti high quality materials take yew back U> the good ohi days before the war. Our new Fall llntw »how Real, Genuine Values. The good» and prices »|>e«k for llimnsclv«*—1*8 n» show you. GEO. S. CALHOUN 803 O 8RBET IxM'al dealer nearly «’Wilivn year«. GRANTS PARS. OREGON Big Reductions on Al! Good« Peerless Clothing Co. GET BETTER ACQUAINTED with the service of the Grants Pass and Josephine Bank by making it your de positary, and we know that you will lie pleased with its character and useful ness. Grants Pass and Josephine Bank G rants P ass ,O regon 200 Hop Pickers Wanted Fine Crop, Good Camp Grounds, Good Water Commissary New Dance Floor FREE TRANSPORTATION TO YARD AND RETURN AT END OF SEASON—BEGIN PICKING Al'Gl'HT aw. PAYING I Me. APPLY AT ONCE River Banks Farms See the New Ranges in the Window Come in and aet the prices— You will find them right. Holman’s Furniture Store Shoes for the Family MEN’S AND BOYS’ BATHING SI’ITH, MEN’S SHIRTS, UNDERWEAR, COLLARS, HANDKERCHIEFS, HI SPENBHRH, RIGHT. 103 North 6th AT NECKWEAR, I'iUCBB THAT SOX, ARK WOODWARD’S , Boawell Mine < loses I— The Boswell mine on Sucker creek ' was closed down last night following I the failure of the company to meet the payment due yesterday and their inability to get an extension of time. I They have 60 days in which they can redeem the property The personal effects of the company such as the cyanide plant, bunk houses and other I buildings were attached by Fred ; Fritz, who claims that the company i owes him for money he advanced, I 'his amounting to several thousand I dollars. Officials of the mine were out of town today and nothing could be learned ae to the future plana of I the Boa well company. Good Form Hair Nets REAL HAIR CAP SHAPED CLEMENS SELLS DRUGS ZU Three C’s Lumber Company CARRY a complete line of lumber, all grades, I^ath, Shingles, Doors, Windows, Wallboard, etc. WE MAKIi all kinds of Cabinet Work, Screen Doors, Window Screens, Cupboard Doors, etc ESTIMATES ON REQUEST FOUNDRY AND WEST G GRANTS PASS, ORKiMIN
