Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, December 24, 1921, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Text•UTPRDAY. DIXXMBI'R GRXNTN P 138 HUIT (N5ERTFH PWE SIX 1UUI. ""T" PERSONAL LOCAL SHP MERRY CH Rl STM AN AND A H AFl’Y NEW X KAR t •XSSI I NI«iN t. M'l INI Oil« and Greases Auto Airevaork« Dayton Tir<*s aud Tubes Repair Shop and Storage Auto I'nlnl sluqi I'patalr* VAIA.EX GARAGE Phone NT All II St. . Mr. and Mrs. J. XV. Farleigh. of Library To Be <1i«cd— Th»« public library will lie closed | 'Medford, are spendltyg a few days I visiting in rhe city. all day Monday, IbK-ember 26, which I « Safety razors at Cramer Bros. 65 is a holiday. HuUor Lowry arrived liy automo bile frsim Scuttle Friday to spend I hercoa I«—• All-wool overcoats, fl 1.85 to 8-5 ti)e holidays at home. Buy a beautiful lot on easy pay- at Peería«« Clothing Co. pre-holiday 43tr Imenu and build yourself a home. aalo. See Radke or your reel estate agent. A good place io Pocket knives at Cramer Bros. 65 F, N. Ilr.iniwvll Returmi— Mr. and Mrs. Geo. II. Durham aud Oregon 1« tar ahead, tlnancially. Room and Board daughter leave tonight for Portland of most of the «late« of lh«i west, says F. 3. Bramwell, who has returned to spend Christmas. Pattons inside house paint at Cra from a trip which took him Into nioet mer Bros. 65 of the coast, lie was in Idaho. Neva Dollars Saved— Mrs. Clarence E. Xllen, of XVII- da and California visitlag with rela Pre-Holldav sala on all goods at ‘ Hams, was registered last night ut tive« and friends Me now expect« Peerless Clothing Co. to remain here Indofluitely. rhe Josephine. A few- more Holland bulbs at one Special Xniioiinrctiiciil— third off at Cramer Bnw. 65 XX'. O. XX. Meets NloniUy Night— Richardson's skating II. E. iPayne was a visitor in the The regular meeting of the Wood gentlemen will be ad mil ted to the city yesterday registering at the Jose men of the World will be held Mun rink unless they are accompanied liy phine from Portland. day night. Decern tier N, Instead of a lady partner. All ladles and girls Aluminum percolators at Crante* Thursday night a« announced. 63 are especially Invlleif to utend. There Bros. 65 will lw< no moro speedlnc or rough Mr. and Mrs. James M. Powers ar«' M. K. Chrlstmaa Tree— stunts allowed U XX' lilchartlson. I leaving today to s|iend the holidays The Sunday school of Newman M proprietor. 65 I in Portland. They will return Jantt- E. Church will have their Chaistma« | ary L tree program tonight, observing a Cast line<l heating stoves at Cramer •’White Christmas " everybody being 65 requested to bring provisions wrap I Bros. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Lind were doing ped In white paiH'i tor the needy peo 1 their Christmas shopping in the city ple of our community. XX ill Ret|uv*l t 'itsh of t uiigre«« for today, having come in last night Irrigai ion Projcil 'from the Holland ranch. ---------- I Elks Attention — Japalac in all colors at Cramer llonululu. T. II- Dec. 34. II. N. Please pay your Christmas money 63 Bros. of *3,000,000 needed Mrs. E. Conklin, of Spokane, will to Frank Wood at Josephine Grocery. S. i The «uni [arrive this evening to spend the holi- It's needed more than ever. Elka to provide an adequate supply of .Ir- Iday season here with her daughters. will handle fund and dietribute to rigatimi water for the newly author- rehabilitation project Mrs. O. A, Colby and Mrs. J. II. needy. C. A. Winetrout, chairman. ized .Hawaiian will lie requested from congress, ac Thompson. cording to a decision of the Hawaiian Make yourself a Christmas pre*- Birthday Is <'«Sebra t«|— homes rommbwlon under Governor In honor of the birthdny of H. F. ent that will be a starter. A build- See Bryant, an elaborate six course tur Farrlntston. ing lot on easy payments. Suitable land» on the Ulani! of Mo- Radke or your real estate agent. 65 key dinner was served to a number lokui. only a small port Ion of whirl) of friends by Mrs. Br>6nt yesterday. Earle Browne will arrive this evening from Medford to spend the The rooms were decorated with chry is now under culllvalion. have been holidays. Mrs. Brown has been here santhemums and Christmas decora »elected on which to try the experi I for several days visiting with her tions. The afternoon was spent en ment of rehabilitating the Hawaiian Those present race through putting the people back [parents. Mr. and Mrs. James Slover. joyable in music were Mrs. Adah Morrison ami son. onto the land. Irrigation water will Coleman Quick-lite lamps at Cra mer Bros. 65 I>ee. Mr. and '.Mrs Fred Grant and lie necessary to tlie |>roper develop Howard Bearss arrived last night son. Kenneth, anti Mr. and Mrs. Stan ment of these land«, members of the commission state, although dry farm I from Klamath Falls to siiend Christ ley Morrison. ing methods ntuy lie experimented mas here with bis parents, lie will with as well. Regular Instruction In return to the Klamath country, where Turkey Dinner— At the Bonbonuiero Sunday. 11:30 scientific agricultural method« will he is working at Copco. 63 be given to the Hawaiian settlers as Perfection oil heaters for bath to 2 and 5 to 7:30. a part Of Xhe rehabilitation «rheme. rooms at Cramer Bros. 65 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Webber re Tlie Apostolic Faith— Savtd Attar Long Immsrslon. Portland turned last night from Will clone meet in rm until January People have been resuscitated after where they spent several days. Mr. 4. The Apoatolic Faith. 66 being under water as long a« -io inlii- XYebber drove through on the trip up uteM. '________ ____ in eight hours, during the snow The Holinrt Return Home— ! storm. Mr. and Mr«. C. L. Hobart have Mr. and Mr». Fred (A. Williams, returned from a three week's trip: (daughter. Bobby, and son. Bruce, ar- | through California, going as far an I rived this morning from Salem to Tia Juana, Mex. They went by the i .«pend the holidays. Mr. Williams re coast route from San Francisco south j ports a warm fight in the ivtate »en- and returned hy the inland route,| ate over the fair measure. covering more than 2000 miles. On Aluminum hot water bottles at the return trip they started in with «5 rain at Ixis Angeles and had either [Cramer Bros. Among the teachers of the city ' rain or snow to Dunsmuir, there they who returned homo last night for stored their car anil completed the the holidays were Miss Echo S|>ores .Journey home by train. — I who went to Eugene. Miss Margaret I Alexander who went to Portland, ChriNtnias Gift, Dally Courier— Mrs. Margaret Barry to Astoria. Miss What could be more enjoyable Alice Lighter to Portland. Miss X’era than the gift of a year's subscription Good to Portland, and Miss Erma to the Dnily Courier--a constant re I^air to Eugene. minder throughout the year. For E. S. Hefferman of Portland, Sig gift purposes the subscription rate Iskarlan. of Portland, and Mr. and during the remainder of the week Mrs. Ivan Ellis, of Jacksonville, Fla- will be |5 for the year. 65 were registered at the Oxford last night. Others stopping there were Chicken Thief Killed— E. R. Bishop and E. T. Saunders of A chicken hawk that has been play Klamath Falls, Ray Topping of Cres ing havoc among the poultry yards cent City and R. F. Carpenter of the of the north part of town was made Pacific Telephone and Telegraph a good hawk when F. E. Jordan company. brought it to earth with a well direct ed shot yesterday, .Mr. Jordan re f ’♦ Just Received— « ports that the big bird, which meas Fine assortment of fresh salmon, ured four feet from tip to tip, had halibut, crabs, lobsters, shrimps. City made away with two dozen young 1 \ * Market, phone 52. 65 chickens for him during the season, l v while George Acord, a neighbor, had ? Î Free Matinee Monday, Dec. SO— lost 70. During the fall and winter X Tlie Rivoli annual free Christmas many shots had been fired at the matinee for children under 12 years 'eathered marauder, but he had K. ■ of age will be given at the Rivoli •aped unscathed till Mr. Jordan's tX* * ■ theater Monday morning at 10 .ucky shot laid him low. Sv «Árva / o'rfock. "The Hoodlum," with Mary Pickford as the star will lie the fea Pre-Holiday Ha lo ture. No doubt the kiddies will en ll is well worth your while to see1 joy it immensely as there are many our complete line of men's clothing funny situations developed during and shoes before purchasing. Peer the presentation of "The Hoodlum.” less Clothing Co. 43tf r? « IDr$. Dellle Deas American Restaurant THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SOUTHERN OREGON THE HABIT «ROWS S l AVK WITH I S E l!C C3 rji ¡i I ' • w 1—1 1« SpecialT oniglit *.5.135 »4.75 *4.<N) Men’s Bathrobe, *7.50 Talee .... Men's Bathrobe. *0.00 value Roy'a Bat hrobe, *5.00 value MEN'S INITIAL HANDKERCHIEF* Woodward’s ATM- Shoes and Men's Furnishings 2Te Shoes for the Family To Friends and Customers A ChriHtmaa wiah Sincere ami true— From all of um To all of you. HELMER’S "THE HOME OF GOOD FURNITURE” WISHING YOE ill. A MERRY CHRISTMAS I THANK YOV Barnes, the Jeweler MANY ARTICLES HP EX TALLY PRICED All Holiday Goods Reduced Pre-Holiday Sale Peerless Clothing Co. CASH CLOTHIERS Windshields put in Three C’s Lumber Company Phone 59 : k Tailored Clothes $7.00 a Week hn»c ii gnsil deal to ilo hitli one's welfare. Nuc- cessful men w>>ar them. They «‘Ost no niora in I lie end. Have your next suit tailor««! by At the sign of Ye Jolly Little Tailor mid low to *l5.<m und mot« GEO. S. CALHOUN G Street Oxer Netmtecn tears IsKal Xgeul MERRY CHRISTMAS TO AI «. Grants Pass and Josephine Bank » Hmn II. (biker, t'aelilrr I. X. Iloblr, l*rr*ld<-nt A. K. Cane, Asa'i t'aaldrr G. I*. Jrstt'r, X Ire. Pri-i. Rotit. Harria, Teller Jmiics I.inni, Teller Francis Hurlburt mid Huth l*rait, lbmkkee|ierw Flora Hclimiilf, Htemigraplirr J. L. Calvert, t ian« Schmidt, H. !<oiiglirMgv, John ilnm|i|i«lilre, I liarle« lliiikhnllrr, < lydr E, Mien Wardrobe tailors and Cleaners —— BEGINS TOMORROW MATINEE The picture is what is termed a “knockout” which means that it is just about as good as any you will ever see-— IT ISj THE BEST Typewriter paper at the Courier. Teachers Take Examination«— Fifteen applicants for certificates to allow them to teach in the county spent the past three days at the court ! XMAS WEEK house taking the examinations. Those SPECIAL successful will bo given one year cer tificates. Miss iBertha Trueblood ANY took an examination to entile her to a one year certificate and a siieclal. Article in Houli) W indow Others taking the examinations were: yl.oo—Ono Dollar—*1.00 |T. H. Coke, Merlin: Ellzalieth Brown, lUlendale; Thos. R. Brown, Holland; ANY Mary J. Murray, cityf Anne Dtingey, | city; Susie E. Smith, city; Adelma Artici« in North Window Taylor, Wlldervllle, Mabel Peckham, 25c—Twenty-fire cent»—25c Murphy;Edna Robinson, Wlldervllle; Thelma Wilkinson, Williams; C. W.| Graham, Merlin; Bessie May Fehely, Kerby; Helen Ellis and Irene Colwell, i city. CLEMENS PICTURE YET Big Dance at Riverside— Community (Tub on New Year’s eva. Don't miss It. 63 MADE REID in 'The Love Special" . N ■ *1 / 1 Here’s the Cast—Wally Reid, Agnes Ayers, Theodore Roberts —Great, Isn’t It? * See the majestic Yosemite and the greatest snow scenes ever filmed. (fl 'i (MIMING "WAY DOWS EAST" / * / RIVOLI rP ? < L I* L • o' '4 * GOING TONIGHT l«c Hoy Scott's powerful drama “THE NIGIIT HOSE" with MIN < Il A NICY SELLS DRUGS ZU * 9* WALLACE * ¥< > UE TIKE TIIIN OPPORTI NITV OF WISHING THE. RIVOLI PATHONH A VERY MERRY < llltl.sTM XS, 4’1 tw 0 t)