Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, December 13, 1921, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextTIKES THE PLUT Op PER5SN/1L ÏÏÏ LOCAL ] A DAY BOOK ss or journal in your accounting -ZZ-L2 If CrtfCK BOO* Mi *• Ui - - II *'*y ___ - —H 1 system. Vse your check book supplied by this hank, an<l let the stilbs show how much you have paid out and taken In THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SOUTHERN OREGON The habit grows. Save with us. New Cigarette Cases jn»t received. New, snappy design», including the famoo« Talco Autonui- tic at the very latest new low prices. * • LETCHER & Optometrists ....------- r . SON 104 South Oth ■ - Your Health Depends Upon What You Eat Santa Claus will fill your «locking 56 if it’« front Buster Brown's. Bargains in new and used goods 55 at 'Booths. F Gagvon waa in the city Monday from Medford. Cotton. Fell Mattresses as low an $8.50. Holman's Furniture Store. f>5 W. C. Smith and J. M. Jelly of Modford. were in the city today Genuine Pyrex Oven Glassware. 53 tf Rogue River Hdwe. Vo. George G. Hewitt was a visitor last night from Medford. You will enjoy your night's rest if you sleep on a Sealy .Mattress. 66 Sold only at Holman's. Ashland visitors in the city Mi»n- [day weroO. I'. Harrington and U A. Hawkes. Speedmobile and Auto Wheel I coasters. Rogue River Hdwe. Co. tf J. E. Enger was a business visitor I in the city this morning front Kose- burg. J. H. iE. Cramer, of Merlin, was in the city Monday afternoon trans acting business at the courthouse. A new shipment of library and ’ Itavenport Tables. “Holman's the 65 little store around the corner.” W. C. Hovey, a mining man from IMurphy, was transacting business at ¡the courthouse Monday. Community Plate Silverware at ; new reduced prices. Rogue River f . S3tf Hardware Co. Among those registered at the I Grants Pass hotel last night were J. r\V. Grover of Medford, and Mrs. R. |C. Kneden of Tacoma. Wash. Try a Tigar Downy Rest Spring. See them al Holman's. 55 J. J. McMahon, state traffic In spector. arrived in the city Monday night, and is registered at the Jose phine hotel. Cream mixed candy, 25c lb. Horn« 1 ¡tig’s Shack. Spec.nl price by ’ the EOD pall. Among those registered at the Josephine hotel last night were i Shir- ley I<eahy. of Austin. Minn., E. E. Romig of Anaconda .Mine, and Geo. H. Graves of Salem. Universal and Rochester Percola tors. Rogue River Hardware Co. tf J. F. Backus, representative of the Haag electric washing machine man-, ufacturing company, of Peoria, III., has arrived in the city. He expects to remain here for about a week. Special offering In Doll Buggies and Doll Beds. Holman's Furniture Store. 66 J. C. Ballard, of Deer Trail, Colo., arrived in the city last night. He left by stage this morning for Harbor, where he has been called on account of a serious accident to hi» mother. Among those registered at the Western hotel last night were Mr. and Mrs. Elsfelden and son, of Van couver, Wash.. C. 3. Kenyon of Los Angeles, O. J. Israelson of Fresno, and W. D. Blanton of Shawnee, Kan. To those who have not beard Miss Caff ray. the M. E. evangelist, a mem ber extends a hearty hand and saya —Come. 5 5 H. B. Howell, county agent, and Miss Jessie Griswold, home demon stration agent, visited the community meeting« at Williams and Murphy this afternoon and evening. These | meetings are being well attended is the report of Howell. Among the guests registered at the Oxford hotel last night were W. J. Crawford and wife of Binghampton, New York. George Tormey of New Rochelle, New York. H. G. Thompson, A. A. West and wife of Spokane, E. M. Hodgens of New York, and R. F. Grove and wife of Portland B W. Fowler, of Selma, was In Orants Pass thia morning. Mrs. J. W. McCaslin was In from l-eland this afternoon, visiting local merchants. Mr. and -Mrs. Jas llogue were vlw ttora in Granta ras» today from Kerby. I letter heads. all Styles, at th« Courier office. Eclus Pollock, w. F McCabe and J. S. McFadden, are In Portland at- tending the judge and commtanlon- »rs convention. They will remain In that city until *fier December 15th. at which time bids for road building are to be opened. Quarts and Placer location notices for sale at th« Courier office. l4»»t night the largest Monday night audience of the revival meet ings bring held In the Methodist church listened with rapt attention to Ml«» Wlllla Caffray s excellent Inter pretation of the laraelltish bondage and final entrance Into Canaan. Miss Caffrav Is a thorough Bible student ami her sermons are much appreci ated. As this la probably her last week In Grants Pass come tonight and give her a hearing. 55 Engraved cards Courier offtc«. Elks Attention— Please pay your Christmas money to Frank Wood at Josephine Grocery. It's needed more than ever. Elka will handle fund and distribute to needy. C. A, Winetrout, chairman. Automobile Hit« Man— Joseph Harper was knocked to the pavement by a machine driven by Frank McCarvel Monday. Harper was standing near the entrance to Smith's garage when .McCarvel drove out. Though Harper waa able to he around ia the afternoon, he waa pain fully bruised and unable to go to work. Greeting Lards PHONE M The City Market It 1» not a bit too early! Start today making up your Hat of friend» to whom you want to »end Christman Greeting» end come In 'and zee tour splendid asHortment of card» and »elect the one» you want while our stock» are fresh and the choice wide. CLEMENS C. E. Roy & Co s Furnishings and Shoes SELLS DRUGS American Restaurant SPECIAL' Beef Stew and Vegetables 25 cents Bring» In Dairy Herd— W. It Culver, of Culver Brothers, from Bandon, arrived in the city last i night with 31 head of dairy cattle, j These will bn placed upon the P. 'll. j Herman place, near Wlldervllle which .Culver has purchasail. »44» J“ < hrl»tma» Mixed Cnnillr»— 80e per pound this week and at Richardson's hrnne made candy bouse. C04-S0S South Sixth tit.. Grants Pam, Ore. Pre-Holiday Halt«—- It is well worth your ; while to see our complete line of < men's clothing and shoe* before jrurchaalng. ; Peer- lea« Clothing Co. 43tf In Gray, Nihle. Itordovan an<l Htark Heni»tlU-iilng I, all colora 10c yd. Fire Sale— On overhauling and reboring Ford motors, 20 bucks. Aments Auto Re pair and Machine Shop. 69 RIVOLI Tonight’s Your Inst cliance to we CONFLICT If your new «»It and oviuroat are tailored Io me«», lire by Quality materiata. expert «orktn«ii»liip, perfect fit, At lit« algn of correct My tat • Y« Jolb Utile Tailor GEO. S. CALHOUN HOtl G Street I sho I ilcolcr «enti teen yenr« All Holiday Goods Reduced Pre-Holiday Sale Peerless Clothing Co C’.ANH CMJTHIKBA Secure Valuables Timer valtialdr |»iprr» that could not I m « rr|da<'cd; tlume Iic4rh»>tns; Ihtmc iin|H>rtanl ritorti». Don't keep them at home it herí’ they are »object to fire, theft or ”»potif«ni«>u» di»np|»-«rnnte." Keep them bollimi lo knl Hfrvi «Uor« In Ihr »afri) of Uil« bank. Act now for safety first and always. * Hand Painted China Brighten up your dining rooms anil your wife's face— Vuaaa, Plate«, Salta anil Peppers, Creamer and Sugar— Each one a rimi gift Barnes, the Jeweler Suggesting Just a Few of the Many Gifts to be Found at Our Store FOR THE BOYS Wagon» Iteti Rider» chair» Ill’ll Flyer« Rocking < Imli-M Kiddy Kurs outdoor drama with •cene« a» great, a» those in "WAY DOWN EAST.” PRIHCELLA DEAN RAWLINSON HERBERT Icaul a company excep- t Ion al pl»yers. Will THE MEN Ea»y Chairs Tomorrow Buy His Gifts Here Our Store For Men No Woman Knows” Framed Picture« Morri» < hair» Neck Men, wear our made-to-order »nits, «22.AO and up. AUTO GLOVES Woodward’s Shoe» and Men'» Furnishing» Walk a Block and Save a Dollar Shoos for the Family from the amazing novel— FOB THE GIRU4 Doll Ruggir» tint! Carta Doll lieti» Aluminum nml Chiun Tea Hot» Rock Ing Chair» Framed INcture« llatldsonie Vase» FOR THE BABY BiH'kaliy SwingN High-chair» Baby Ruggir» Baby Platen and Mug* Badly WtUkers Bal>y < ‘rib» 512 South 6th Belt«, vmii II k Grants Pass&Josephine Bank Smoking Set» Rlippers, Shoes, Pajama», Hosiery, Handkerchief», wear, etc. mr$. Dellie Deas More Satisfaction for You (Ytrtatmaa Candie» Lyon» Glace Fruits and Chocolate« at the Bonbonniere. Carrier Boy Wanted— Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ferguson, who have been visiting Mrs. Ferguson's parents, Dr. and .Mr*. Flanagan, were entertained for dinner at the Towns end*« on A street Tuesday evening. Tfroee present besides Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson and Mr. and Mrs. Towns end were Volney Dixon, wife and daughter, and Mrs. Waft, of Med- ford. Dr. and Mrs. Flanagan, Mr». Trene Walton and daughter, and Norman Kendall. Music by the Fer gusons, who are both artists, was much enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Fergu son leave for their home in Seattle Wednesday morning. < I'I m I n «nil !«<» Wi>l Move St< Tom C. Booth, who conduct« a sec ond hand store ut 111 South Sixth street, will move to the building for merly occupied by the' Boswell Min ing Company on G street. Possession will be taken the first of the year. N|>ecial Announcement— Hicbardson's Skating Rink will be open Monday, Wednesday and Sat urday nights for ladies and gentle men; Tuesday and Friday nights for small boy« and girls; Thursday nights for ladies only. Free admis Do You BmttW— sion for all parents who wish to ac We can yon many dollars on your purchases of clothing, shoes, company their children to the rink. 63 bats and furnishings. Peerleaa Clothing Co. 4Jtf Printed calling carda—Courier. One route now open for boy with wheel, Apply at once. Courier of- fice. New Silk Hose Den,-« at Riverside— Community Club on December 17. Are ion coming? Depot 1» llaidnl— It Is reported today that the sta tion at Central Point was entered by robbers during the night, and an at tempt made to blow the safe. The dial controlling the combination was destroyed. Implements used In the attempt were secured from a near-by tool house. It is thought probable Ri’hekab« Attention— Regular meeting Monday night. the work was by the same gang that December 13, 1921. Several candi visited Kinney & Truax Saturday date« to initiate. Refreshments will night. In that the system employed be served. Mrs. W. H. Hull. Sec. was similar to the local robbery. Frrguaon« Entertained— WELL FOR THON»; NECESSITIES. REMEMBER WE HAYE WHAT YOU WANT AND WHEN YOU WANT IT. IJ-'JJ Are Colin tAl— "•“w | I NION GASOLINE Oils nnd tlrvnaiw Auto Aifcaaorit« linylou Tire» and Tub«« Repair Shop and Storage Auto Palm Shop l'|Mtalrs VALLEY GiltlGU Phone NT All II Nt Four bounties for pelts of depre- dory animal« were paid at the county clerk's office Monday. T. W. Beagle, of Provolt, collected on a coyote, while Marion Darnellle, of Murphy, J. R. Tucker, of Salem, and Frank Perry of Murphy, each had a bobcat. Going to Portlaoil— A. J. Green, contractor who ha» Juat finished the bridge on the Cres cent City highway near Selma, drove to Portland thia morning to attend the meeting of the highway commis sion and county commissioners there December 15. He plan» on being ab sent on business affairs for a week or more. rmr, iwcrwrirn is, toot. •I Spccxler I» Flneil— It coat Iaiwrene» Bureau flO and cost» to find out he was (raiding at an excessive rate of speed on Sixth street .Monday. J. J. McMahon, spe cial traffic officer, made the arrest. Special A. F. nml A. M.— There will be a special meeting .McMahon also stopped a car this of Gratrts Pasa lodge No. 84 A. F. morning on Sixth street, bearing one and A. M. Tuesday evening, Decem of the 1922 license plates. ber 13th. commencing at 7 o'clock. Work in the M. M. degree, Visiting I Dollars Saved— Pre-HolIday sale on all goods at brethren welcome. By order of the 43tf 55 Peerless Clothing Co. W. -M. Bounties tty t <TFT\,TTS r.v’S mtTT (WWR All leather Ilia Ir» HOLMANS H>K THE LADIES China Dinner Set» Floor 14inip» Cedar Chest» Pyrex Ulna» Ovenware Bug«, All Kind» Wool Blanket» Hand Embroidered Lunch Set» "The lithTcoS’around •‘FANNY HERHELF" by Edna Ferber Advertising Pays—Advertise with the Cornei