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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 30, 1921)
TI EHDAY, Al GIST ih», lirJl. U RA N TH PASH DAILY COURIER FWR LOCAL PERSONAL The Modern Woman Here’s to the new woman. Sh«* is • today a thinker, a worker, a voter, emancipated, compe tent and capable. U M Mitchell was a visitor In the Maxwell 1« Sold— J. F. Ward, of Hugo, was in the city today from his Murphy ranch. city yesterday and among hi* other transacting business Nick Wallace of Granta Paaa Is purchases was a now 1921 model We invite the accounts of women depositors The spending a few days here on busi- Maxwell auto, sohl to him by th«» Col modern woman i* becoming better acquainted lins Auto company. n«»ss -Roseburg News Review. with business methods and now keeps a banking Riggs of the Rooe- Miss Virginia i account and pays by check. burg National Bank returned to her Bridge Being Ret>alrv«l— The repairing of the steel bridge work yesterday after enjoying a two weeks* vacation her«» with relatives on Sixth street was begun today. A coating of asphalt is first laid and de and friends Splrella the world's beat corset. compost'd granite placed on top of Mary L. Coe, Corsetlere, for appoint thia Th«» previous routing had be- OF SOUTHERN OREGON ments phone 164-J. evenings. SStf gun to wear through and the flooring The habit grows. Save with us. C. P. Wise was in the city yester was becoming rough day from Holland, coming In with with his father, who has been visit I a-alii of Mr«. Mercier— Harry Mercier was a passenger on ing him her«* for th«» past w«»ek <jr 10 train No. 13 Monday night enroute Evi H-T7T -------- w— -^--T days. NbùJ » ■ - Office stationery—Courier office. !to Tucson. Arlx., and will return to | Lincoln Savage of Grants Pass Grants Pass the latt«»r part of the ; Stopped off in this city today for a week with th«» remains of his moth- few hours. The gentleman was en or. Mrs. W. tl. Mercier, for burial Mrs. Mercier died in Tucson route home after a vacation spent at here points in Montana. .Roseburg News August 27. Review. The George Stidham family return More School« to Open— ed yesterday from a two weeks vaca Several oth«*r schools of the coun » tion automobile trip. They visited ty will open on next Monday. Septem Crater Lake, latke of the Woods. ber 5. A number of the schools have Klamath Hot Springs, Pelican Bay already opened but the majority will not begin until next week. Dlatrtet and other points. Misses Lida and Ida Scott of St 10. iaturt'l Grove, opens with Mary Iain is. Mo., who spent several weeks Fall as teacher; number 1 at Takll- here with their grandmother, Mrs I ma with -Mrs Starr Bumby and num- Wertz, and other relatives, leave to I ber it at Murphy, with Mrs J. M. night for home but will visit In Port Iwonard. land and stop off at various points. Typewriting paper—Courier office Ilad Some G« mm 1 Fishing— Dr. K. B. Osborn and V W. Oliver. E, E. McLaren. the Portland archi tect w’ho drew up the plans for the I of Corvallis, have returned from eev- Josephine county court house was in leral weeks spent In the Sucker j I the city last night conferring with creek country They report excellent, local people on the construction of a J fishing in the streams but the trout, would not bite in Bolon lake, there new building. Josephine hotel gu«*sts last night I :>elng too much feed In the lake. j included J. M Martin. H. J Malzer. > They spent several days hunting but > Joseph E. Wiley, Mr. and Mrs Wai-, ¡the woods were too dry for much! 'ter Gruether. Thomas Cameyon, andi*>’ort A trip was made to the caves E. B. Hallager, of Portland. Fretl b«*fore they returned. Th»'y expect to Rixon of Spokane. C. M. I^Valley of leave today for their horn«». Oakland. On» St. Prustley and wife Placer location blanks at the of Stockton, Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Courier office. Mowley of Seattle. Rob Heller. N. C. STOP .AND THINK—Did not y >u, when YOU naked the garage man Chaney and >L. L. Diffenbaugh of San about I’niverwal Tire Filler, have him tell you "KEEP IT OCT" and Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. E. Blain of NOT have it put in your tires. Telling you it would crystalize your Cottage Grove. E. B. Osborn and A. axle«, break your «pring«,jar all the bolt.« I oom *. damage your engine, W. Oliver of Corvallis. Mr. and Mrs and a lot of other < laim.«. NOT A WORD OF WHICH IS TRUE? It W. A. Matheson of Vancouver. B. C.. it were true, wouldn’t it mean a great deal more work for them, for C. C. Nell of Eugene. Mr. ad Mrs we have over Twenty Two Thousand using Universal? From close J. LamPert and daughter of Vancou calculation.« we saved the users of Universal Tire Filler. In Portland ver. R. R Turner of Roseburg, Mr. only, over $170,000 during 191». which they would otherwise l«av«‘ 'and Mrs. A. K. Larson and Mr. and l»aid out if using air for extra tires, tubes. punii», blowout Whatever you do you I Mrs. B. H. Ohlers of lx.s Angeles, (latches, inner liners, etc. The garag«* man lost hl* aliar«* of thi.«, must see the best laugh Mrs. W. D. Blain of Eugene. we did not get any of it, but—IMl YOU GET THE POINT? of the year. You have Typewriting paper—Courier office Arrivals last night at the Oxford only Asking those who have been using universal for year« giv«*« you no were Mrs. Rasmussen. Hilda and such report*. There is a reason to both sides of this question. USE TONIGHT Faye Rasmusesn. Helen Small and YOUR OWN GOOD JUDGMENT, We will gladly furni'h you the 1 Laurence Cabot, of Tacoma. Mr and names of thousand« of users AND FURTHER. give you a free trial. | Mrs. R. V. Trowbridge. L. W. Swlg- j ert. E. H. Porter, A. R. Jackson and j Mr. and Mrs. W G. Munroe, of Port- i land. Mrs. L W. Oren and Jessie L. (Smith of Forest Grove. D. S. Weir, 1 J. E. Enger and Edgar Enger of Roseburg. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Roe of Seattle. Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Wilson of Chicago. Harry Lenwood of San Francisco, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Pow INSTALLED IN YOUR CAR AT 107 S. I TH ST. GRANTS PASS ers of Corvallis. Mr. and Mrs. C. J.; Smith of Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. I Sievers of Kansas City. Mr. and Mrs.' t Yesterday Was Warmer— G. Olsin and Mr and Mrs. N. Lawlor RIVOLI THEATRE Monday proved to be the end of of Clarksburg, Cal., Miss E. R. the cool spell with the mercury go Childs of Crescent City, and Mr. and! JUST ONE DAY S. C. Williamson of Kerby. SATURDAY, SEPT. 3 ing up to 92. For the past two weeks Mrs. R. R. Turner, who has accepted the the temperature had been exception ally cool for this time of the year, position as sui>erintendent of schools "X 33 RD the mercury at no time reaching 90. at Dallas, is spending a few days at! FASOH his ranch near the city. He was call-1 ed to Roseburg as a witness in the Brumfield case and came on down DO YOU NEED here to see how his crops are com ing along. Here THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Low Pattern Jelly Glasses NEW FALL GOODS 70 cents at Ne^ir Low Prices per dozen now arriving at Peerless Clothing Co. Rogue River Hardware Co. Reason No. 3. RIVOLI Universal Tire Filler Stationery? the F amous A FINE LINE OF SYMPHONY LAWN LORD BALTIMORE CASCADE TABLETS and ENVELOPES G eorgia CLEMENS Mmsincis B and à O rchestra WATCH FOR THE BIC STR 'ET PARADE O nly J how or-nr SELLS DRUGS William« to Make Tour— Kenneth ’’Dtnk’' Williams is to make a tour with the baseball team 1 which plans an invasion of South America. Williams is now playing with the St. Louis Browns and has made quite a record for himself. The team which is to make the tour Is a sort of a free lance affair, which has been organized by the Cincinnati players, Williams having played with’ I them in previous seasons. The itln- ery includes Seattle, then down the! coast to Los Angeles and to South America if everything goes well.) “Dink" has made 20 home runs this I season, getting his latest one Sat-1 urday. Tomorrow TOM MIX in Tax included WEDNESDAY NIGHT AT THE KNOX Y ARD Si « OPEN Ull PLATFORM IM» GOOD Ml Sl< IHir ng the hop pi* king season there «»ill Is* platform «lames Untamed A whirlwind tale of the wild anti of three strange pals—a man, a horse and a dog. • Three C’s Lumber Company CARRY a complete line of lumlier, all grades, Lath, Shingles, boors, Windows, Wallboard, etc. WE MAKE all kinds of Cabinet Work, Screen Doors, Window Screens, Cupboard Doors, etc. ESTIMATES ON REQUEST FALL GOODS WILL BEGIN TO ARRIVE ABOUT SEPTEMBER 1. STOCK CLEANING SALE BEGINNING MONDAY, AUGUST 23, AND LASTING ALL WEEK TO MAKE ROOM H)K NEW FALL GOODS. HOME REAL BARGAINS IN MANY LINUX SEE UH AT THE JOSEPHINE CXM’NTY FAIR. Josephine County Holman’s Furniture Store Shoes for the Family Globes Geo. Biseinger, Prop. Steaks »nd Chops • Specialty GRANTS PASS, OREGON WE WILL BE THERE PALACE CAFE AND LUNCH ROOM MEAIX AT ALp HOURS 30 CENTS AND UP on Wi<lnr««lay anil Ma I unlay night«. FOUNDRY AND WEST G KIND IN THE WORLD GENERAL ADMISSION, IW. S3. «1.10 Hopyard Dance SEPTEMBER 15 16 17 BIGGER AND BETTER THAN EVER SOUTHERN OREGON INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION DON’T FORGET THE DATES KAIIN TAILORING CO SAMPLES for FALL ARE IN. WITH ALL THE NEW FABRICS AND STYLES. GET A SUIT MADE AH YOU WANT IT—FIT GUARANTEED. 103 North 6th WOODWARD’S
