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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 4, 1921)
OVV. ADVANTAGES ARE voi us It I»* conceded by all business men that banks are equipped with the best facilities and ad vantages to carry* on financial and business relations with dis iti the tant organizations, transaction of your distant business we offer you all of the advantages that banking gives us. Our customers find it a simple matter to get credits the country over. ■ THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SOUTHERN OREGON The habit grows. Save with us. "Wear-Ever 95c ¡-quart Aluminum Stew Pan. For ONLY BNe LIMITED Spec .I Ofier expin named twlow On or Lefort Oct. 8th SEE the different- FEEL the difference— KNOW the difference between ordinary aiumi num and “Wear-Ever This Special Offer is made so you can see for yourself that aluminum utensils are NOT all the same. “Wear-Ever” utensils are made from hard, thick, cold-rolled sheet aluminum — metal which again and again has been passed through gigantic rolling mills and subjected to the pressure of huge stamping machines. Get your Stew Pan today! WtAR-EVtP Tl KfiDAY. CM TtlliER I, IMI. GRANTS PAS8 DAILY (XH’IUMC PAGE FOTTI Rogue River Hardware Co Holland Bulbs Hyacinths Narcissus Freesias JUST ARRIVED Jardinieres Flower Pots . —at— Cramer Bros Three C’s Lumber Company CARRY a complete line of LUMBER, all grades, Lath, Shingles, Doors, Windows. Wallhoard, etc. WE MAKE all kinds of Cabinet Work, Screen Doors, Window Screens, Cupboard Doors, etc. ESTIMATES ON REQUEST Foundry and West G Grants Pass, Oregon. KCKSrNflL Ì5? LOCAL Mrs Maud Brown, of Kerby, was in Grants Pass today. Mrs W. J. Conrad aud Mrs. J. L Lewis, of Glendale, were shopping In the city this afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Mud are in the city today from their ranch located six miles above Holland. M. E. Simas, farmer aud stockman of the Illinois valley, was a business visitor Monday. Pavemen* ill the wav to the Big Carnival and Hance Riverside Com munity Club, Oct. sth. »7 Mr. and Mrs A. Letcher and daughter. Agnes, were Medford via- ¡tors today. Revival meeting begin at the Church of Christ October 9th. 01 E. J Lind aud Mr». Lind. H B. Robinson of Forest Grove, and F. R Hartzell, of Eugene, are among the guests of the Oxford hotel. Mrs. Margaret Moore, of Portland, is spending a tew days here with her mother. Mrs. John Heischl. and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Coon were in Medford today. Mr. Coon was called down on business with the federal court now in session. E. II. MacDaniels and Melvin Lewis, of the forest service depart ment are attending a fire trespass case now before the federal court in session in Jackson county. Mrs. E. J. Carrillo. Mrs. James Nielson and Miss Evelyn Bradford are planning to drive to Crater lake Wednesday, They will return two days later. There will be four policemen to watch your cars at the Carnival and dance Saturday, October 8th. 97 George Feldmaiet* returned this morning front Richardson Springs. Cal., where he spent the past three weeks. He considers himself much Improved In health. Among those registered at the Josephine last night were R. Z. Jen kins and wife, F. J. Butchshell and family of Crescent City, F. Moore and wife of Roseburg. M. W. Coo per of Klamath Agency. F. H. Fer guson of Roseburg. J. W. Bell and wife of Harrisburg, Ore., H. J. Kal- iske and C. T Anderson and wife of Eugene. Spanish and Casque Combs Fancy Colors «astern Star— Josephine Chapter, No. 26. Wed nesday evening. 8 o'clock. Initiation. Leather Bags All New Styles laist Day for Pay incut of Taxe«— To avoid Interest without penalty is October 5. UenistitiTiIng, all iiiler- | i >, >«1. It the Rex t'afe An entertainer will play a violin and guitar together from 12 to 1 and 6 to 9. Mrs. Hellie Deas I Buys t.riHxleri.i A. B. Evans has purchased the gro ceteria formerly owned by H. E. Gale and will remove the stock to the Evans groceteria. The sale was mude through Isaac Beet, realtor T IIIXHIINU made to your individual iiie.uoilviiienl insures liet tor style, fit an«l «■lur. avoid VI tile -igll of Vo .lolly Little Tailor Shoes— Al! the new ones have arrived Peerless Clothing Co GEO. S. CALHOUN Over Nlxt«s>n year» lovai dealer. Pay Tate- Before th tobcr 5— In order to avoid penalty. Odd Fellow Work in the initiatory degree, Wednesday. October 5th. all mem bers requested to be present. Geo. W. Swinney, Secy. NEW FALL GOODS at New Low Prices Building W inter <'aiu| W. J. Conrad, of Glendale, is put ting in a winter auto camp, to be named Deer laidge The camp Is situated about six miles north of Glendale. A camp store and service will also he conveniently located by Mr. Conrad. now arriving at Big Carnival Dane«»— Take home a few of the valuable prizes from the Riverside Commun ity Club Carnival and dance, Satur day. October Sth. 97 A Friend That is Responsive For Twenty -five Dollar»— Yon can buy a new fall suit or overcoat at Peerless Clothing Co tf A bank account is a friend that is responsive to emergency or opportunity. Miike the acquaintance ol such a iii«-uii now open an account with the Grant* Pass & .Itiscjiliiue Bank. Four per cent interest paid on savings accounts.- Muniphy Sez— It’s high time you bad a good time. We's got the place and you've got the spitz. October 15 Is the date. i Church of Christ Dedication— I Dedication of the addition to the leist Dey for Payment of Taxe»— Church of Christ building will oc- To avoid interest witiiout penalty cur at 11 o'clock. October 9th. State is October 5. Evangelst Swander. of Portland, in charge. 100 City Couple Married— Walter Edmund Starkey and Luel- October 5, Last Bay-— la May French were issued a license For payment of taxes to avoid pen to wed Monday by the county clerk’« alty. office. The couple were married by Judge Eclus Pollock a few minute« later. I. -mi h ot hai ur stier VI v 11 » Grants Pass and Josephine Bank Grants Pass Full Suit«— A full line of new Fall Suits now on display at Peerless Clothing Co. Colonial Heaters Jury List Drn«n- The October term of federal court will open In Medford today. The fol lowing names of Grants Pass men appear on the jury list: George Bur- don. P. A. DeGenault, A. J. Green. Phillip Helmer. John Lawless, Alfred l^tcher, Joseph X. Nelson and Wil- Ian H. Simmons. mid get my prices before you buy. I also have a complete line of Florence Oil Heaters and Colonial Ranges at reasonable prices. Holman’s Furniture Store Pay Ta ve- Before O< 'toiler 5— In order to avoid penalty. Shoes for the F amily Do You Know TH CT WE SELL Buy School Shoes CVtfTf HUI. GILLETT«, GEM. I»l RD AM RAZORS ANI» ALL THE LEADING HRANDS OF RAZOR BLADES, LATHER BRI'SUES IXD 1*01*1'LA It SHAVING PREPARATIONS —at— Woodward’s CLEMENS SELLS DRUGS 1 1 Removal Notice « Our Diamonils nre select«! for color, brilliancy an«l |ierf«tion. Wo have some very good vailles in stone« up to three-fourths carat. SHOES On and after October I, 1021, my real estate anil fir«' instir- ance offiai will be located in tlie old Grants I’a»« Bank build* ing, South Sixth and II Street'«, with entrance on II Street. at the — SAMPLE STORE LETCHER E. L GALBRAITH Optometrists « & SON
