Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, September 17, 1921, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextUltANTb I‘Abb DAILY COI Kl KM HATI RDAY, HiCPTEMBEH 17, IMI. ■ ■■■.. —i... ■ PAOS FIV» — I PERSONAL ÎÏ5 LOCAL ( The Burgler Knows Bed room airtight beaters at Cra- Invitation For You— Anyone not attending elsewhere is I mer Bros. 83 Mr. and Mr», R. E. K. Stephenson cordially Invited to attend the Bap S3 i spent n few days in Roseburg at- tist Sunday school. ; tending to hualness matters. Japalac In all shades at Cramer Meet tia at the Baptist Sunday 83 83 Bros. school. Mr. and Mrs. I’fefferle were lo the j city yesterday from Brookings vis J. I>. Wort-baugh Die»— J. D. Wurtsbaugh, who during the iting with friends. Colonial heaters at Holman’s. 83 past 12 years has practiced law in this city, died last night at the Garnet Best will leave In the morn- Wurtabaugb home. Funeral services Ing for Corvallis where he la a I (will be held tomorrow afternoon at OF' SOUTHERN OREGON sophomore at O. A. C. 2:30 o’clock from Hall's chapel, with Ashland’s gaining on us. Be sure interment In the Granite Hill ceme- Save with us. The habit grows. and come to the Baptist S S. *3 tery. The deceased was 63 years of and all good dressers, will more than ever wear clothe» indivIdnaBy Air. and Mrs. Frank Murphy, of age at the time of his death and was tailored by Ashland, spent Friday visiting in the well known here. He Is survived by city. his widow. Rev. ixiw will conduct Fresh Eastern Oysters at the City ’he services. Market. 83 ! The woolen» (all wool) and the smart styles (all original) We missed the absent ones last I Pattons Sunproof paint at Cramer »how you so much more than we can tell you about 83 Sunday. Baptist Sunday school. 83 Bro- Sults <>r Overcoat* *40.00 or more or lew». J. A. Delemeter left for bls home j In eastern Oregon this morning after 1 Fall Hult«— visiting here for the past week with A full line of new Fall Suits now his sister, Mrs E. T. McKinstry. Nearly seventeen years local dealer on display at Peerless Clothing Co. Get Holman’s prices on heaters be- , I fore you buy. 83 I Special music at the Baptist Sun-; A fine assortment of pocket knives ' day school. 83 I $l.<»0 and $1.25 values for 75c at Mr. and Mrs. Leo Martin and Mrs. J (Tamer Bros. iGrace Skeeters left this morning for ( NEW FALL GOODS Portland after visiting here with Mr.) For Twenty-five Dollars — land Mrs. H. B. Kftterman. Mrs. Skeeters Is the mother of Mrs. Kilter-I You can buy a new fall suit at New Low Prices Price Reduced to overcoat at Peerless Clothing Co. If man. See my stock of blankets and com-, forters before you buy. Holman’- ¡ Kraut cutters at Cramer Bros. 83 now arriving at S3 ' Furniture Store. Auto robes at special prices at 1 Fire lx»»» Smaller— 83 ' The fire J osh in the city of Grants j Helmer's. Mrs. Sam H. Baker left last night Pass was reduced to almost one Ask for our easy payment terms. You I for Grass Valley where she was called fourth of the previous year during can now buy your washer at pre war price for the funeral of Henry Sam Baker, the past season. From July 1, 1920 the nephew name-sake of Mr. Baker, to June 15. 1921, there were 35 calls who was killed in the Argonne > in turned in. prompt action on the part ¡1917. The body was returned to of the department reducing the loss The WUVCHESTER Store this country just recently, A mill- to $3,907.50. During the previous tary funeral is to be given. year there were 4 9 calls with a fire Syracuse China in stock at Hol- loss of $14,915.00. The equipment man’s Furniture Store. 83 consists of one large fire engine and Vocalion Records, the best on the a small chemical, which Is used in market, at Helmer’s, “The Home of the smaller fires. The large truck is Good Furniture." 83 capable of forcing a high pressure In Dr. AV E. Hoffman of McMinnville, rase of failure of the pressure of the Ore., is In the city visiting Dr. Jouett city supply, This was demonstrated P. Bray. Dr. Hoffman is accompanied at the time of the Borland-Thomas by his wife and Is looking over south sawmill fire when water was thrown You expect to pay your Daily ern Oregon as to resources, etc. He 'rem the irrigation canal. Courier mil»>i-riptlon some day, why states that this is the most ideal cli not pay today and Have $1. The mate he has seen for this time of the Stone jars for saner kraut at Cra- subscription hooka will be In the year and is amazed at the wealth of mer Bros. Courier booth at the fair tonight. orchards in the Rogue river valley. They leave for Grants Pass tonight. Medford Mail-Tribune. All the Meet us at the Fair Fresh Eastern Oysters at the City Peerless Clothing Co 7<>tf Market. 83 Gold Seal (Guaranteed) Congo- Spark guards for fire places at (leum In 6 and 9 foot widths at Hel- Cramer Bros. 83 some of them big enough to kill full Forester* Take to Trail— AA'hlte Hlnvory t'lutrgv 1» AI*«W‘I— were sawing a block off the end of a mer’s. 83 grown hens. .Mr. Woodward states The Siskiyou forest will be given On complaint of the husband of large fir log. The block broke off Paul Blanchard spent the • day In Apple» Kell High— that he has seen hawks drive a a thorough going over to see what the woman in the case, Harry Nlcholl and rolled toward Mr. Sauer, who at the city visiting with his parents. The first carload of apples to be brood of quail into a clump of black- improvements can be made, by a and Mrs. Nora Cummins were ar tempted to dodge it. Aa he dodged, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Blanchard, and shipped from the Rogue River val berry vines and then take a position , party 'U> .J that Vim. started VW VUIO this UW1UIUQ, morning, In rested in thia city and will be taken ' the log swerved toward him and ha with friends. Mr. Blanchard is re ley this season was sold at auction in a tew feet away, remaining perfectly the party were Major Kelly, of Wash to Portland tonight by a deputy from dodge again. The log struck a snag turning to Chicago from San Fran- Chicago yesterday. It was a straight . quiet until the birds come from cov- ington, D. C., William Osborne Jr., the office of the United State» mar an swerved over, breaking Mr : cisco, where he has been on business car of choice Winter Banana packed i er and then pounce down on the un of Portland. Supervisor MacDaniel» shal to gnawer to a charge of viola .Sauer's right collar bone and r! .’h‘ for Armo ir and Company. He will and shipped by the Oregon Growers fortunate quc’l. of the Siskiyou forest and J. P. De tion of th<> Mann white slave law. shoulder blade. spend a r eek In Seattle and then re- Cooperative association and it aver Witt, also of the local office. They — It la charged that Nlcholl and Mrs. turn to Portland to meet Mrs. Blan aged $3.40 per box. The fruit was Rebekahs and Odd Fellows— will first go to Bolon lake and the Cummins went front Denver to Og Hale of Sixth Street Ixg»— chard. who has been spending the the pronertv of Lathrop brothers and You and family are invited to at Page creek ranger station, after George MoCollum this week pur summer here with her parents. Dr. was sold by the Stewart Fruit com tend the social anniversary meeting ' which they will make a trip through don, t'tah, where they mot, coming from Ogden to Portland and later chased four lots at the northeast 'and Mrs. S Ixiughridge. pany. Apple growers throughout the Tuesday evening. September 20. 83 ■ the entire forest. They will be gone to Grants Paaa on a railroad paaa I . corner of Sixth and "M" streets, Nippon China In stock. Holman’s valley are intensely Interested in the ' two weeks. that Nlcholl obtained because of his from Tunis G. Bergen of New York Furniture Store. 83 early apple sales in the hope they High School Principal Buys Home— aervlce na a fireman ___ for ___ the _________ South- ,City, __ It Is understood that this cor- Heating stoves at Cramer Bros. 83 may contain some “dope” that may L. O. Hepp who has just moved Party for Mrs. Bartlett— ern Pacific line. The charge Is made ner will soon be improved, and add Persons registered at the Jose help guide them in disposing of the I here from AA'oodburn, Ore., to take ■A party for Mrs. R. L. Bartlett, that Nlcholl and the woman have to the appearance of South Sixth phine last night were G. E. Stowell, largest crop the valley has ever ■ the principalship of the high school, of Portland, was given last night by been living in a rooming house in street. The sale was made by A. N. W. H Daly. Bert Hart. H. B. Syinas, grown. Several other cars of this has purchased the home property of Mrs J. D. MacVicar at the MacVicar Granta Paaa aa man and wife while Parsons agency. Mrs. A. AV. Doane. Mrs. Reid. Mrs. variety shipped by the Growers’ as the late Henry and Annie Taylor, on home. Guests were invited for three Nlcholl served as a fireman on the , Kennedy. Mrs Woods and Mr. and sociation. are en route. North Fourth street, and will at tables of bridge. Refreshments were road from here, though the specific Epworth Ix'nguc Team» to Alix— I Mrs. R. H. Lawson of Portland. F. !once commence to improve the pro served. Those present were Mrs. The Epworth Leaguers of the IL. Champlin of Foots Creek. Mr. and allegation la the transportation of Airtight heaters with cast lining perty as a permanent home. Both Frank Mashburn, Mrs. C. A. Sidler. the woman from one state to another Methodist Episcopal church are do- ¡Mrs. J. E. Whitman of Los Angeles, at Cramer Bros. 83 Mr. and Mrs. Hepp are very favor Mrs. H. L. Wilson, Mrs. G. P. Jester. Ing heavy . practice work for a com ¡Mr. and Mrs. Frank Murphy of Ash for Immoral purposes. ably impressed with Grants Pass and Mrs. Tom Galvin, Mrs. C. F. Nutting. ing basketball and volleyball contest land. T. L. Turner and Chas. Tnvlor Says Bounty Imperative— with the friendly hospitality already Mrs. A. C. Hough, Mrs. A. H. Gun- with the Grants Pass Epworth League ¡of Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. William Nick Bauer Improving— Elba Woodward of the New Hope shown them by the citizens here. nell, Mrs. R. L. Bartlett, Mrs. Jennie The condition of Nick Sauer, of which has challenged the local ball Westbrook and Mr. and Mrs. Clar- section, who was in town Saturday The sale was made this week by the Moss, Mrs. MacVicar, Miss Mastin Kerby, who was strtick last Monday tossers. The girls will clash in the jcnce Westbrook of Smith River, Mrs. in commenting on the recent ruling Parsons agency. and Miss Abrams. by a log. Is reported to be much Im volley ball game, and the boys plan Harding of San Francisco, and F. of the game commission In shorten proved. Mr. Sauer was down the to mix In the basketball contest.—• L. Flynn of Ix»s Angeles. ing the open season for quail, stated hill from the spot whore the boys Ashland Tidings. Fresh Eastern Oysters at the City that in his opinion a bounty on chick Market. S3 en hawks would do more to pre If you are going to buy a Heater be sure and see my Full assortment of oil heaters at serve the quail and China pheasants Cramer Bros. 83 than any other measure. Compara line of Oxford hotel guests last night were tively few game birds are killed by Evan AV. Kelley of Washington. D. hunters but a single hawk will kill C„ Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Bartlett of at least one bird a day during the Berkeley, Misses Thelma and Mar year, and there are many hawks. and get my prices before you buy. tha Wilkinson of Williams. Thos. E. Reed of San Francisco. C. O Wells J also have a complete line of Florence Oil Heaters I of Holland. M. E. Simas of Kerby. | and Colonial Ranges at reasonable prices. (■Ralph Phelp of Portland. Mr. and WE AKE IIEADQl AKTERS Mrs. I.. E. Herrington of Morencln. FOR THE GRADED AND i Artz.. Mr and Mrs M. M. Swain of lSm Francisco, ami Geo. Reckendorf. I of Kerby. The liurtfliir 1« crafty. lie know» where ><»u keep your your money. Il 1» III» hualiMw. to know. Why worry mill run rt»k when them 1» nn ulmolulvly »«!<• plan nl hand. Put your money In our Bunk. It la aafe there anil auhjeet to your eh« k when you nee«! all or any |iart of II. Al* you nee<l 1» n chock hook, which we furnlalt Ire«'. It save« worry. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK COLLEGE MEN THOR GEO. S. CALHOUN ELECTRIC $155 Rogue River Hardware Co. Save a Dollar Today! Holman’s Furniture Store Acme Cafe t I Aleni» from ft:30 a. m. to 12:00 midnight Regular meals from ftftc up leunllnc»»—White help only Courtc-y ; nd cordiality to SlWstM SHERMAN ORTON Xnv Manager AND SCHOOL St PPLIES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS CLEMENS Shoes for the Family Buy School Shoes SELLS DRUGS Woodward’