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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 3, 1922)
page sn rm it i> ». tlRlXTH PAS’* DAILY <XH RlKH i il'GI ’. IMO. « The Prices on Merchandise in This Ad. Are Going to Surprise You ! YOU ARE GOING TO SAY TO YOURSELF THAT IT IS NOT HONESTLY AND TRUTHFULLY DESCRIBED, THAT IT IS IMPOSSIBEL TO SELL THIS SORT OF MERCHANDISE WE ADVERTISE AT THESE PRICES AND MAKE A PROFIT, AND TO STAY IN BUSINESS WE MUST HAVE PROFIT. LISTEN A MINUTE, THERE ARE 37 STORES IN OUR ORGANIZATION AND MORE BEING ADDED. THIS GIVES US A TREMENDOUS BUYING POWER. WE TAKE THE ENTIRE OUTPUT OF FACTORIES; WF. BUY DIRECT FROM MILLS AND MANUFACTURERS AT PRICES THAT USUALLY WHOLESALE HOUSES AND JOBBERS GET. THIS BRIEFLY EXPLAINS OUR PRICES. MOSQUITO TENTS $1.50 and $1.85 Army blankets. 4 lb standard $3.85 size. inspe«'ted . — 49c Barrack Imgs, each ................ - Straw ticks, each .......... . ......... 65c and 98c _ 69c Men’s khaki shirts 14 1-4 to 17 ,..25c Khaki handkerchiefs 3 for . SUITCASES AND HAND BAGS Bought by <’. .1, Brier in New York. You can now get a cowhide suitcase for $9.85 \nil leather hand liag is $7-8.5 and $6.85 While an extra good hand hag is $17.50 DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT Wash cloths, with pretty edges Towels, small and large. Pretty Gingham dresses, to $6.98 with organdie $4.85 Pretty silp-on sweaters. All colors Bias Ta|»e. lii IOC braid, etc., each ....... 36 inch pretty plaid Indian Head, 49c very good this season, a yard 29c 27 inch Kt inkle cre|>e. a vard 29c 27 inch Japanese crepe, a yard MEN’S DRESS SHOES Brown calf ilppe|*s, welts Vi< i kid nppei*s, welts light sole Young ’Men's block English lasts Men’s box toe shoe, brown or black, rublier heels $4 98 $4.65 $3.95 $4.50 MEN’S LUNDIN SHOES We have several different st t ies at from $4.98 to $5.85 Men's plain toe comfort shoes $3.95 & $5.85 Men’s 220 Weight Overalls 98c MEN’S WORK SHOES .1. M. Ilci'innns Navi h I iocs , Gnod- year welts, mi extra good ronr I’ol'tnble shoe . with rilhhci* heels Elk outing shoes 8 inch top mulrskin I' ine grade liorschide shoe Oil grain «mting shoe IS. Armv st \ lr slme at *2 65, $3.85 and OUR GOOD ADVICE—DURING THIS UNSETTLED PERIOD, WE MOST URGENTLY RECOMMEND CONSTANT AND MOST REPEATED COMPARISON OF VALUES PENCE ALONE IS NOT SUFFICIENT. THE HOUSE OFFERING THE BEST VALUES DESERVES THE BUSINESS. LADIES PUMPS AND OXFORDS Brown Kitl strap pumps, rubber heels. $2.98, $3.45 & $3.98 Brown calf oxford, low rubber heel wide toe at $3.85 LADIES’ SUMMER UNDERWEAR Good weight suits, tap' top. loose or tight leg 49c Same as above except better. 65, 69 and 75c Light weight shits, each 39c $2.45 $1.45 $1.98 Ladies’ Hiking Shoes $6.50 11 inch tops, moccasin style, Goodyear jwelts,'$8.00 value Ladies' white shoes (odd sizes) $1.00 White oxfords, rubber Jiex Is $1.98 White pumps, 1 strap, rubber heels most all size- $1.98 Lubes’ white p»plin oxfords $2 98 Others at • $2 45, 2.65 and 2.25 Men’s Belford Whipcord Pants Men’s Khaki pants------------------ Extra $2.50 value pants ---- -------- Extra good dress-up work pants. at $2.65 and Blue serge pints, (cotton) ...... _ .... All wool worsted, lianl finish serge pants at ... $5.85 and Cashmere dress pants $2.98 & Bloch’s high grade pants ..... $1.98 $2.65 $4-85 S3 25 $4.65 MEN S OXFORDS Brown calf semi-English toes, rule her heels, a bargain at $4.50, $4.98 and $5.45 79c 98c 75c Men’s Ajax Athletic Underwear 69c Men’s balbriggan suits 95c and $125 Light weight balbriggan suits . 85c Bleached or unbleached porous knit underwear (Pioneer) . ‘ 85c Men's high'grade athletic suits 95c & $1.00 $2.45 $2.85 $1.98 $2.39 $2.49 $265 $4.65 CONFI MEN’S SOX Assorted colors, gray, bine black, 15c while and lavender, a Iron Shod socks, regular (> $1.25 $1.50 are now, l> pairs 19c 25c value cordovan hose SON, Heavyweight Nelson work 1§, 17 ajtd 19c a pair MEN’S BOSTON AND PARIS GARTERS 1 fill50c \.il’i. ■■ 800 Regular 35c values . 25c BOY’S TENNIS SHOES Ont1 lot of \\ kite anti brown tennis shoes 95c Stiction soled tennis shoes . $1.25,1.35 Boy's licavt weight shoes i-ybbei' soles $1.98 OUR GUARANTEE RETURN OUR GOODS WITHIN FIVE DAYS AFTER RECEIPT IF NOT ENTIRELY SATISFACTORY. YOUR MONEY WILL BE GLADLY AND CHEER FULLY REFUNDED.—CAN WE OFFER YOU MORE? A NORTHWESTERN SALES INSTITUTION THE SAMPLE STORE J. B. McKinney, Mgr C. Jr BREIR CO., Inc. Grants Pass, Qp'gon. T I PER5?NflL Word Pictures— The English language is full of words that form im ages in the mind. The word "national" always associates itself with “strength.” A National Hank. therefore, suggests a strong hank. This National Hank, in addition to the advantages derived from a National charter and membership in the great Federal Reserve1 System, offers the advantages which come front a conservative management with pro gressive policies. • Its national strength is used to assist local en deavor. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SOUTHERN OREGON HAVE WITH VS THE H MtlT GROW* WINCHESTER SPECIAL 4 in. SCREW DRIVER for Only lOc A handy size to have around the house. GET YOURS TODAY! I We're Off!— Among the Rogue River people in Mrs. C. B .Marks came down from | Where to? Kerby dance. the city Wednesday were Mrs. I’. L. Portland this morning to spend a few 5th. Why? For a good time, Sirahn and Mian Mice Dennis. day.t with her bbsbund, I»r. Marks, by Jewel Orchestra, t'p on heel. Miss Anna Glaiiss. of San Fran and to attend the Sirlne picnic. Good roads. :ood crowd, good , cisco, Is visiting here during the time, Saturday, \ugust 5, Murphy. Game Violations Hearer— . week with friends. I. F. Peck spent the day in tA ’ Violations of ti.ie game nnd fish 1 Where you and a good time meet —•Saturday, Aug. 5, Murphy dance. city front his mine on the «'hetco. laws are exceedingly sc tree,' states' Mr». B. Anderson was among the i Mr. Peck states that t.ie mountains (lame Warden Bancroft who bus r - ; Rogue River people who «pent Wed iare fall of game this year, lie al'o turned from a trip in the vl<i®lty of says that few prospectors are out, the caves. He Inspected 51 baskets I nesday in the city. U. S. Woodcock was in the city to due to the dry-nest of the mountains. 'in one day along Grayback and other F. S. Ireland and Secretary Sabfh [tributaries of Sucker creek, und did day from Kerby attending to bus of th" Chamber of Commerce made ftot find a single irregularity. He iness matters. Remember this when yon buy a trip to Medford yesterday to talk ¡states that many had limit catch'»' summer bioes, Benjamin All Franklin tip the Josephine county fair next [but all were over six inches. said: “He who will not be shown month as well as to see about co had licenses. He also made a trip 1 cannot be helped." 51 operating wftfi the Jackson county down the Rogue ifrom 'headwaters I .Mr. and Mrs. IT. L. Upson will ar officials in their fair which comes ‘and found no violations the whole' ¡length of the river. Apparently no | rive tomorrow from Portland to visit a week earlier. here for several weeks with Mr. and one is hunting out of season as be Hall Game Tonight— Mrs. F. fc. Ireland. has not heard of anyone shooting. X A team composed of the merchants of the city will take on the railroad- Minen— I [ers tonight at the old ball park. The i A full line of dress and work Southern Pacific men won cjelr shoe« at special reduced prices "‘i ‘series froth the Standard Oil team, Peerless Clothing Co. 3Gtf 1 [taking three games out of five, The 'game will «tart at 6 o'clock. Refreshments— / , I No regular Served all evening, f Go to Conch's Pharmacy— supper, Murphy Saturday <Aug. 5. For photo developing and printing, Quick service. Eastman and Ansco Butter wrapper« at the Courier. His Mother 1« Man’s Hot films. Free, 8x10 enlargement with Friend, but two of them—well every |3.00 worth of work. 26tf that was never Intended. RIVOLI TONIGHT SI E Rogue River Hardware Co. The WINCHESTER Store LOQflL Mid-Hummer Sale— I Special reductions on all goods at I'... i lagjj Clothing <’>>. SCIf The Rebekahs and Oddfellows Attention. I The annual picnic of all lodges in , this district will be (held In the park (Thursday. Eats 7 A’cloclj sharp i Bring dishes. Coffee will be served. Special Sale Few Silk Hose at 50c Pair It is Not Pleasant TO THINK or A I'OIM El» VACA- TION—HOWEVER ON and SYLVIA Ititi: VMEIl Roofing and Building Paper WE HAVE Jl'HT VNLOADEI» \ STHAIGHTCAR—ONE HALF IS ALREADY SOLD—OCR PRICK» WILL SAVE YOU MONEY. in “THE MAN WITH TWO MOTHERS” Three C’s Lumber Company Phone 59 Foundry and West G Street TOMORROW JA< K HOLT nnd AGNI» AYRIiS In Advertising Pays—Advertise with the Couriei •IO Acres— | Half cleared, fair farm house, I barn and other- buildings, Deer Creek Valley. Will trade for ten ( acres near Grants Pass. Smittv I Howard Co. 51 ACCOUNT or I WILL COME A Three Fires Wednesday— , A large part, of title smoko pall which hung over the1 valley Wednes day was due to three forest fires in the. Applegate valley. Slate Fire Warden Hoxje states that while they were putting out two of the fires, another one was set. Tie first two originated In the Missouri Flat and Provolt districts. The one set on the south side of the river burned over I 30 acres, while the ones on the north side burned over about 220 acres, ¡both being put under control by evening. The fires were In brush ¡country and did no damage to*lim- I her. Hellie Deas Mostwecitcbln*. «Ji rotor« lOr yd. Ml MUI II rr.DCMAL nr.sr.uvii SYS I IM HARMONY J WILL BHIGHTEX THAT TIME Liquid Shampoo An excelleyt shampoo for the hair, containing with other in gredients saponified cocoantit oil. CLEMENS SELLS DRUGS 5DM QweiSUL Si»» GRANTS PASS & JOSEPHINE BANK T MEN’S GRENADINE TIES IN NEW TWO- TOMB AVI» I •TGI RED El’l Et TS. SILK KNIT ROWS, AND THE NEAV SPUR TIE. NO-WILT < 'OLLARH Shoos for the Family
