Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, December 13, 1921, Page 2, Image 2

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GRANTS PASS DAILÏ COURIER
_ Published Dally Except Sunday__
A. E. Voorhles.
Pub. and Propr.
Entered at poetoffice. Grants Pas*.
Ore., a* second-c>as* mail matter.
Christmas
Suggestions
Children’s Umbrellas
With Fancy Handles
ADVERTISING RATES
Display ¡apare, per Inch .................Me I
Local-personal column, per line .10c
Readers, per line. ....................... ..
5c
DAILY COURIER
Ry mall or carrier, per year ...
By mail or carrier, per month .
WEEKLY' COURIER
By mail, per year....................... JS.OO
MHMBFR OF AS8OCIATKD PRHB8
The Associated Press is exclusively
entitled to the use for republicathiii
of all news dispatches credited in this!
or al! otherwise credited in this |
paper and also tho local news pub-1
lished herein.
AU rights for republication of spe- 1
cial dispatches herein are also re- <
served.
Tl MBDAY, IH <T MllEll lit. IWJI,
GRANT# PASH DAILY «YHUURll
"JJ J1
Ktersharp Pencils, ladles or gents *1
and up.
Couklina Fountain I’oiis. «2.75 and
up.
See our display of dolls, ABr mhl up
Also Pyralln Ivor). Shaving Mirrors,
Box Perfumes...
■ «tost Books, both copyright and re­
print. «1.00 «ml tht.lHl
McDonalds Chocolate« In
boxes,
«t.50 mid up.
Polychrome Candles and holders «nd
many other Items.
*
f
A Nice Christmas Gift
a—«««•—■»«■—««
1
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18. «021
is based upon some moral or legal I Mr. and Mrs. Will Schmidt after an
absence of several months have re­
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ obligation."
♦ The normal rate of tax, 4 per cent turned to Picket creek.
♦
OREGON WEATHER
Sueceseor Io Geo. C. 8abin, Druggist
♦ on the first >4,000 ot net Income G. H. Griffin Is having his house
♦
plastered.
,
Weather for the Wi-ek
♦_
♦ | above the exemptions, and 8 per
Mrs. Henry Polock ot Three Pine«
Pacific Coast States: Fre­ ♦
j cent on the remaining net income. spent Tuesday and Wednesday at A
♦ quent rains tn Washington, Ore­ ♦ !
FOR SAI4C—A No. t turkeys, been
’a
♦ gon, and northern California, , remain* unchanged. This applies to 11. Hnssey
corn fed for 9« days. Write Mr*.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Van Dorn are
eicltixens
and
residents
ot
the
United
H. F Bryant, Rd. 3, or phono
♦ and probably extending into
spending a week at Grants Pas*.
602-F-S.
56
•» central California; generally ♦ States. Alien non. residents are taxed
Mrs. Leater Briggs and Mrs. Con­
♦ fair in Southern California. Nor­ *!to the full 8 per cent on income re- ner were at Merlin Friday.
FOR SALE—Placer claim and qnarts
♦ mal temperature.
claim, beat location In county.
♦ reived from sources within the Untt-
Dick sad Al Every are hauling ore
Good cabin on premises
Como
♦
♦
Non-resident aliens are from the Jack Fenton mine on Pick­
and inspect and we will surely
♦
Tonight and Wednesday, rain ♦ ed States.
ett creek to Merlin.
make a deal. Rd *. Box 88, Granta
in west and fair in east portion. > allowed only a single personal exemp- j Wm. Downing, ot Portland, is vis­
Pass. Ore.
Colder tonight.
♦ tion of *1,000. To overcome the iting hl* aister, Mr*. John Farmer.
FOR KENT—One apartment
♦ disparity in the amount of normal tax
furnished. »37 Washington Blvd.
I
in
the
case
of
two
taxpayers,
one
ot
60
NHW TOIMLY
INCOME TAX EXEMPTIONS
Tide question ot the income tax is , whom is Just wtthin the lower *2,000 EVERBEARING red raspberries, *5 WANTED TO BLY Morris, adj ast­
able chair or comfortable rocker
now taking the thought of those who , exemption, the other being just wfth- I a hundred delivered. Valley Hard­
(WI1XG FVF.NTN
Reasonable price.
Phone 503-R
ware. O. F. Webster. Rd. 4, Box
are fortunate enough to have income , in the higher *2,500 exemption the; 106.
56
60
13. Tue.eday—K. of P. reuulon.
upon which Uncle Sam will exact his act provides that the reduction of:
16. Frlday Prashyterlan La­
FOR SAU?—Hupmobtle in good con­ WANTED- »■‘ridsi and Saturday. De­
the
personal
exemption
from
*2.500
percentage. Probably the most im-
dies Chrlstma* Bnzaar.
dition Call 398-«,
60
cember
16-17
Is
the
time
to
mar
­
portant change of the law in the to *2,000 shall not operate to in­ WANTED- To exchange a turkey
ket your live turkeva. bring them Dee. 31-24, Wiidnesday-Saturday
to Burkhalters Feed store and get
Tcachera' exainlnatlon for siate
year, as it affects the man of mo- crease the tax. which .would be pay­
gobbler
Mrs. J. M Branscombe.
your cheek for them and full
certificato at ilio courthouse.
able
if
the
exemption
were
*2,500,
by
phone
«02-F-23.
___
66
derate income, is in the exemption*,
weight. Phone 38M-R or 363. 58
more
than
the
net
income
In
excess
of
chjust
.M
\3
TREKS
for
sale.
Also
Under the 1921 act a married man
♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦
—
. *5,000. For example, a married man
oak. pin-, and fir wood. Phone A Christmas
AMUMMENTB
with a net income of 55,000 and less
.
. , • „ .
326-Y, House.' Uro*.
59
Engraved calling cards make
head of a family has a net Income;----------- :---------------- -----------------------
► ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
is entitled to an exemption of *2,506. or
appropriât» gift. Order now to
• for 1921, or .-n.«
•
_
GOOD,
modern,
nnfnmisked
home
*n.010. Assuming that
|WJt Sco Iiu|a(, Be>t
5-
“Conflict" nt tho lllvoli
Under the revenue act of 19IS this
sure delivery. Priuted calling c
I
Mental and physical punches cope
i
he
has
no
dependents,
his
tax,
it
he
FOR SA I Ji- One good top buggy at on short notice. Confier office.
exemption was limited to *3,000. The
for first place in "Coufllcl," Priscil­
a reasonable price
J. F. Byer*,
revenue act of 1921 also provides for were allowed only the *2,000 exemp­
la Dean’s starring picture showing
phon
e
532
-R,
300
Park
St.
59
each person dependent upon the tax­ tion, would be *120.40. Under the FDR SALE—Good corner lol at 7th Overcoats—
tonight for the last times at the Rl
All-wool overcoats, 611.85 to ,26 voll theater. The clashing of differ­
payer if such person is under eigh­ benefits ot the above provision how­
and B streets Please make an
otter. Write J. L. Smith, Rd. J, at Peerless Clothing Co. pre-hollday ent emotions and temperaments fur­
teen years of age or Incapable of self ever, his tax is *110, 4 per cent on
Box 151 A. Fresno Cal.
59 sale.
«3tf i nishes subtle mental drama, while
'the
amount
of
his
taxable
Income
of
support because mentally or physi­
FOR
PAINTING,
paperhsnging
and
tho big log-drive on the angry river
cally defective—an exemption of *2,500. or *100, plus the amount by
kaisomlntng. call Welker. 266-R.
furnishes enough excitement tn ««de­
BORN
which
hi«
net
income
exceeds
*5000.
;
All
work
guaranteed
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*400. The exemption under the reve­
SEELiEY—To Mr and Mr*. George fy the most ardent theater-goers.
fÌRETKNDABl JC
tXHT RANCE— Al 1
An Interesting hit of reaiisni in
nue act ot 1918 was *200 for each i
Seeley, of Grants Pts*. Tuesday.
Hues.
Bee
<T.
M.
Stott.
Buick
aaJhe-
p-------------------------------- —•
connection with the filming of this
December 13. a 10-i>ound son.
such dependent. Thus, a married
rooms Phene 520.
43tf
I '■
FERRY
FERRYDAIÆ
DAU
|
powerful drama took place during
man with two dependents whose net!
the haiulliiig ot tho huge log*. Miss
income for 1921 was *5,000 will 'pay | I Mr*. Carl Yancey, of Weed. Cal..
IJean was so wrapped np in getting
this year a tax of *68, compared with j ba* been visiting her sister, Mrs. Dan
her big acenes across that her life
was endangered at one time, and but
*104 on the same income for 1920. Robertson, the past week.
for the heroic effort« of her leading
The exemption of *2,500 applies' Glen Pruitt was visiting In Ferry­
man. Herliert Rawlinson. ehe wonhl
also to the head of a family whose | dale Tuesday.
.Mr. usd Mrs. Harry Neely was
I probably hav» been swept Into the
’ net income for 1921 was *5,060 or ' visiting Mr. and Mr*. Tho*. Ogden
¡roaring river.
less, an increase of *500 compared ; Sunday afternoon.
with the 1918 act. A head of a ! M. E. Hunt was at Grants Pass on
Jan. 1, 1922, will be in the
family, as defined by present Treas- business Wednesday.
Mr. and Mr*. W ill Anderson were
. ury regulations, is "a person who
Building next to Rex Cafe
at E. C. Neely's Wedpesday
actually supports and maintains in
Mrs. I*eefeid was calling on Mr*.
ope household one or more indf- A. I. Hussey Wednesday.
Toledo Range, «7O.OO. M«ttre»nra tri low «.« «7.7.5. < n|i» nnd .San-
cer», «1.75 |xr «1 and np. IO )xr rent red nr lion on Solfease»
The Ferrydale Sunday school is
• victuals who are closely connected
«nd TraveHng R«tm. 2 or 8 oak dresser« «5 bnrgafw prices. Itogli-
working
on
a
program
for
Christmas.
with him by blood relatinship, rela-
lar 75c broom for 55c, while they Inst.
R. E. Stephenson. D. G. and F. N.
tinship by marriage, or by adoption,
Robertson. Mr. and Mrs. E C. Neely
; or whose right to exercise family con- were
were Ferrydale
rerryda,„ people
peOple that were
• trol and provide for these dependents geen jn Grants Pass Wednesday.
Christmas Special
Large Cabinet Columbia
$85.00
$125.00 Value
15 10 inch Records Free
Easy Payment«
$10.00 Down, $7.50 Per Month
Other Wonderful Bargains.
“Corne a runnin’”
The Music and Photo House
Couch’s Pharmacy
Booths Second-Hand Store
is Going to Move !
At a special meeting to be held at
th« office of the clerk Monday even­
ing. December 19. 1921. at 5 o’clock
p. m.. the iBoard of Dfreclora of
School District Mo. 7, of Josephine
County. Oregon, will receive scaled
bid* for the sale and delivery to the
said district for the sidiool years of
1921-1922, of 400 tiers of b«ty fir
wood, said wood to be cut In two
foot length* and delivered on tho
ground al the varliwi* school houses
ot the district, at the option of the
board, well piled ready for measure­
ment by the board. All wood must
bo cut from the body of sound green
trees free from rot, dote or pnnk
and diameter to lie, not lens than
four Inches and not more than ten
Inches (seven Inchee round timber),
round timber not to exceed 20 per
cent, of the entire delivery. The Board
reserve* the right to reject any and
all bids.
EDWARD 8. VAN DYKE.
Clerk.
Is Style the Only Thing You
Look for When Buying
a Petticoat ?
The arerage woman buys most
pittiiiMt« leca use »he likes the
style, or Ilio <a>lor combination,
hot in order to protect her pur-
ehaae we have to 1>e mighty
particular aliout the qualities
we buy.
LOOK CAREFULLY row
PF7TTI« OATS ARE MADE
A GOOD Nl GfiE.STION
In buying your next |iet1lrr»at see that It Is liberally rut, bmutifnlly
styled, and has a lion-rip placket as a1! '‘Fitrite" petticoat» have.
New I'itwtf Blootners also receiver iu this shipment.
ALL PRICES FROM
$4.25 to $7.85
Golden Rule Store
I
i
Electrify
Your Home
It Makes House Work So Easy
Think of washing the hoar*. An Electric Wawlw-r will «1«»
It In «wie, anil ra»lcr ,. An nl<l ftwdrioned la»tp is Diriy
Mulita arc the thing. Toast
and lot» of trouble. Electric
I
yowr bread. make year waffle« mid coffee right mi Ilio
tililo, <lo ynnr ironing with an Electric lion, then < Iran tlin
lionne with a Rojal Ukancr In otte third of ihr time you
ma with a broom—and do It belter. We have a good line
of «lirlktuuw flirt» to linai»« from. Come in «nd see us.
Ladies’ $4.00 Wool Middies
$1.98 at the Big Sale
Now in Full Blast.
Come
»
SAMPLE STORE
Grants Pass Electric Co.
Wardrobe tailors and Cleaners
Members National Ass’n Dyers and Cleaners
Two Plants
Tailors—Phone 72
Cleaners—Phono 147
First-Class Service with
First-Class Workmanship
TRY US
A
The
Borland
Lumber Co
J
Il'r'ir gut lumle-r In the rough
We're got It «»ft. we've got II toltati,
We've got It kurTnetnl, nr'»« got It
slxrd.
We've got it dry—you'il In. »urprisril.
Wc'»e got the grade» you're look-
Ing for.
In retting, aiding, or for floor.
We've flnl»htvl lumber, fir or pine,
U m * restar, which I m fine,
Ju»t lake the |dinn<>, «nd gently mij ,
•'I'm calling one rtghl arten J."
I
A New Supply of
BEDS, SPRINGS
and MATTRESSES
Have Arrived. At a very
reasonable price.
Used Car Bargains
MSM Ml
*2.* m ».< mi
INMM4E
PtlHI.ilO
51)81» Till ItlU ( III
MNID TO! Rlkti
»200
fMMM
MYXWEI.L
»A.VI IHI
Kiltl) TO! lilt«.
«I.VltHt
C. L HOBART COMPANY
Going' to Build?
Whet lu T ynu plan on building thia fall or repairing pmr
bnlldlnga consult mt. Wo can quote you attractive prie«»
on all building material« In onr line.
Three C’s Lumber Company
Lumber, Lath, Rhin gl on
Foundry and West <1 KU.
E. W. CHILES
401 G STREET
Grants Pass and Roseburg Stage
DAILY AND SUNDAY
I «are Grant* Pass 1:00 p. m-
Leave Roseburg 1 p. m.
Grants Pass-
4
T. C. Booth
Phone 71
All of our “Mtrtto" Jersey« ,w
Hewn with an rlastie stitch and
the Satins and Taffeta# are
sewn with a iloulile needle to
prevent pu>ling of the soft ma­
terials.
A non-rip placket
gii«rdn the iceakest pan of the
garment and m I hmm I doubles ita
life.
*
Stage
DAILY AND SUNDAY
PHONE 85 OR 100
LRAVE
GRANTS PARS
10:00
ni­
1:00 P- ni,
4:00 P- m.
«:1S P. m.
LEAVR
MEDFORD
H <MI a-
11:00 a.
1:0O p.
4:80 p.
We connect with «tage« for Ashland and Jacksonville
Text Book of Wall Street
11122 Edition
now ready for free
distribution
Met ALL, BILKA' A CO.
Member* Consolidateti
Stock Exchange ot New York
20 Bromi St.,
New York
Pacific Ore Reduction and Chemical
Manufacturing Company
(tncoipkiratod)
Manufurtnrltig Ph*nt Granta P ohm , Oregon
DOME INIHSTRY
The «linee Plani is pi epuri ti lo ulve you a Ferlilhmr lo Hieit all
londiilons of m >II s In Ibis vlcintly. We uro uoiv ihookiug orili»« and
ss woulil I mi plenseil lo bave ioti nmke uso of our luaboralory and
i II hcush your tieeiis «Hit our <Ili-mista,
Ik