Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, February 21, 1923, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPAGF Hirn an ixis p A for tonight LOCAL | PERSONAL «SPECIAL g This Week Only dill, spoil! is trip. lux on has l>< city today R from Hui R. Wil I'urc » tvi W inchester Hatchets regular $1.25 value, now 1>X|K'. win i New Spring Line of Stamped Articles \ (l-Vnli 13 |ilu your old one mid tul«i’ a new f 1 7 00. (’. A. \\ netnnit tl Drivers ofe aut'omoidlo J. Ban sin urc the yellow llccnu» tu«t of from Portland. Hable lo a fine If they this Valley a sw- pear in pubHa with their They said they \ letter has lw< n rec»»iv« il ve their good for- cal office of the justice of tune lu gt Into such perfect which MtateM that the !i<(*un«* <irnai*f spring \wa ■hen the northern m«m( tin« I mmuoc I all llron'U“« (hat h part of th»' gripped by Mil- beep applied for und that h xa rda. fine»» will b»» collig*vl<*d from complying with the law. Intersectloii Markers 1‘liuvd— lntvrs<«ctl«in markers have *en plae.xl along Sixth street so lha all drivers of vehicle- w ill know where the center of the intersei tioti is when 9 they turn. Th«* markers ar<* of Iron »nd will give the motorist who hap Herat«!« Pad» pens to hit one .tulle a jolt, All kinds of paper mid cut to size are said to he es »e<-ia|1y eff,* you want 10c lb. causing blowouts If struck 4r Mrs. W. B ' ternoon's t Wear-Ever Aluminum Frying JQr Pans. Reg. 85c value, now i Medford fo floe Dr. 1 I •Xf V ra I <i p lu'»t gtatmes. tf M. M. Ij,wi« Tage eek sta on, days o t h i weak, Til«' W1NCHFSTER Store Vphol Isterin» and niattrr s rea 'orated. Feather mattresses mada, All kind Is of cushions made. Sr •ven th and 0 st trei-ts. under Fields Hotel. 19 San I.uis Obispo. C.i!.. tb register Mrs. J Jack Allison return'd last Mr. anil Mrs. Schmitt Return— and evenin from a short visit to Med- Mr. and'Mrs. Lou Schmitt return ed at the St. Andrew- hotel, cd Sunday night from a two wee Vs when the clerk noticed Grants Pass ford. Whi at I are you giving to th«- Rum stay in Portland, making the trip by as the home address he commented i> auto. A short time ago they return- that something had been omitted, mage ale? referring to “ It's the Climate." Mrs Elixabetk Calveot has re- i J from a six weeks’ trip in Sonth- turned from Kerby, where she spent era California, also having spent a days visiting with friends, Black cover paper at (be Courier. right. few days in Tiajuana, Mexico. At I Runin nage Sale for Memorial build- 10 < '«illegv < Inh Meets ing. Ma rch 10th. Ford Garage. The Ct diego club wjll ijieet on Bailev Ray Turner and Wayne afternoon at the home of who ha e b In th< 1 city for earns Fifth street on past we visit returned afternoon to Fresno. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Mathe Man> Q ium I in \ die) Rogue River avenue irrA pre mor«* <|ua j fined indoors with t winter than have r been seel the Spanish influent »fore, a ccorMing to > Wurden •reft. Ho utalH« that the iiuail ery much in < a lenco In «'very of tile county. It is believed he farmers are reiognirlng t!i c of the birds in «-ating w et pesta ami are h When you road this, ransack your house, barn *<> leit on them. everything of value you do not need. pend Buy •'dlm-oco" Sup«o |>hi»splinti' Please don't lay this aside, it you haven't time, have ll e best on the market. We have children collect for you—Your children know what a building just received a car for late orders. mean to them. Phone 110. Ct, on t'ement $• w r Pipe and Tile Co. S2 ROGUE RIVER HARDWARE CO. TODAY MARCH 10th JACK HOLT Remember, we buy Hoofing Paper. PlnMnr Board. Hardwood Floor ing und in cnrlots. smlng our » uMonici cotu*hit*table, • FORD GARAGE We'll take anything from a pin to a threshing machine, di.-lies. clothing, hats, books, furniture, auto supplies, tools, food, raw and cooked, candy, shrubs, in fact anything of value. * Deliver your articles early in the morning, March 9th, the day before the sale, or call Mrs. H. ff. Allyn, phone 295-J, if you can not deliver them The First C. J. Breier Store wup *tarte«| just 19 yean in Jjcwiston, Idaho, by Breier. Since that thw Hrci«T has «farted 11 Mor»’ Tli«* growth of tb«*M* store« be ter proves th>* fact that we at all times .-ave you monev. Ladies’ Felt , Slippers Ladies’ Biack Suede Shoes Full size, good and strong, 10r valnea, during thia cam paign each only <>«11 Si/.«**’. $8.00 va!u«M, nar- iMHv 'ridili*, each pair at only UuC Infant's First Step Shoe's ordi narilv sells for $1.75 to St 145, now (1 to 4) »1.25 Infant’s Hi Tops, 8 eyelet», viel kid and patent leather, $2.75 values, now $1.95 One lot of infant's shoes $1.00 Infant’s Lot I*acs, made in a Goodyear welt, can be half- soled, a pair 81.05 ( rib Blankets, 08c values 75c Crib Blankets, 85c value« (15c Ctili Blankets, 6Oc valiu*s 45c Girls' all wool middies, age« (t to 10, ally M2.19 Japanese Table Cloths $1.50 values now ! »1.75 values now $1, »2.00 values now $1. Napkins to match at cut prices 12-oz. Dam. Canvas, 38 im lies wide, worth G3c a yard, here -........' ...... .. : m > c Ladies’ Brocaded Satin Slippers With I Tench heels or baby ‘•Paris" heels, Home sizes arc missing. Sold in most stores for $(».50 anil $7.50. (Jet them here for n pair .. . $4.50 Ladies’ Rubbers No doubt you ing BOc to OOc Iw fcHiliuli, got 59«' and 75c a sizes.) have been pay for them. Don't them here for pair (most all Wot G Hirer( ‘ While Satan Sleeps” I’etir It. kyne Storj From the Original Title “The Parson of Paiuitijhil ’ Inollx-r 01,1 A western story with mmdous punch mid a ail screen artists. »■r and cut to ■ 1(0 Tuendny’a (5 lurier, old n«*w«pup cr <I:H hudcwlg bro»Khi b nce th I m mortIHIR II County Gnu* tfe. p tinry, is00. Th® f paper 1« dev oted ( COttUH’HN, T]be »er a i v e a »1 of George Wa(llh illKl A Iso w “A Hula Honeymoon I • I Matinee Adults : The object of this campaign ■3 to do still more business on a smali margin of profit. In other words, we wouk’ rather sell you 1 hree pairs of shoes on a small profit, than only sell you one pair of shoes and make a big profit. Ladies’ White Handkerchiefs Infant’s Shoes, Et Three C’s Lumber Co Plion«* .59 BUSINESS CAMPAIGN Cornnii’nt T5y th«* Manager 3c L.jnmr Too»' II*-,e— intniar Tooxc, field secret ary for endow mont e ten million dollar campaign for th* I’nivi Tilly <>f Oro- gon. arrived this morn ng from Eu- g no and has been : > .»♦‘•idltiF th» day meeting the people of the city. This afternoon Mr. Toon i* gave a talk to ents of tli> high school on e and need of a higher rdti- Tohlffht h* i to th- ;:i! dinm iluinnl a: ai ixford hotel. mis. Dellte Deas • ran «how you exactly how It look« wh«»n completed, and fur- nibh you cotnpirt«* «e< of work I de . plane. This to our cuBtomem a| uo added expense to them. Rummage Sale toward the er Dig at Rammagi Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Fetters arr In the c is afternoon from ill visit for a few aghtbr,.Mrs. F. L: vies left this i i her home1 in San Fnowles has been t of Mrs. UrinâtIhhlntf, nil rolnm, 10c yu. Black cover paper at the Courier. MEMORIAL BUILDING We want to ma ke S2000 on this sale It Is Upto You i»iV, 11 imi im 21. it»-’i widm duly cofrifr Dry Goods, Notions Régulât 15c rick-rack, at ___ lOc here 39;■ vaine, coloro«! an i crcjM*, here at whito 29c 4 hindi Indian Head, here at, yard ........ . 39e 32-in« h Indian Head, here nf, yanl ................ 23c Renfrew Devonshire (Mripeil) a yard . .. 29c Indian Hcnd novelty cloth, a >ard 49c Ilero Bleached .Muslin, yd. 21c laureine sheeting, bleached, i ml wide 12Hc Double L MuJin, yard wide in heavy w«*iglita ............... . 15c, 17c, 19c and 21c 98< hoiiM* apron«, here at 79c 27-incli GinglianiH l(lc, 3(1-1 neh Big (’omit percale, a yard 17c, 19«. 23c and 25c 3(1-inch I'lored Sateen, y d. 35c Ladies' Bone Hair Pins, a bunch 5c Asino llair ('urlerà .... 25c, 35c and 50c I i vci-Wear-F ver-Bcady water proof ladles’ aprons, each 45c laxly Jay Washable Crochet III aid, 3 yards, 15c value, here for ... Every Day in Every Way We Save You Money I $1.50 to $2.00 valuer, soft sole and Miff *o|osa her I and heel« I«*««, variety of colors «»/.»•« Bi to OH» During thin campaign only , . Girl’s Sister Sue Stockings V. r sell lots and heaps of them. Uliy pay 4 Or a pair for the •auie Mocking elsewhere, a pair .... 25c Girl«’ brown shoe«, a pair $2.75 (all Iea1h«*r but th«* thread they « arc Hcwe«! with). Girl*’ black ia<e b I ioch , a pair Ladies’ Patent Pumps ) «»r plain. Every shoe 1« a L i. uin <»'» dy«*ar Welt an<1 (J 1 ♦ Uc »luJit tip to the »»duo»/ X4J.5O ifdtir« f«>r $3.98 V«diOfi4* it Men’s U. 3. Navy Sweaters If ma«le for «ivfllan w«*ar they woul«! ««Hit >ou 81.90. They ai<* “all wo« I (a yard wi<le anti a foot thick/” now’ only $1.98 Leather Vests With slic.'i» fie«'««' lining. $10.50 values now $7.50 $15.00 value, nil leather, now »9.98 lie ha Vi1 a fciv at $5.08 41 Stores Store 5 Men’s $1.75 Overalls Men’s $1.25 Rubbers Ordinary $2.75 values, from Lilli«' (.ents to Big Bo,s. HIza'S !» to 1»H ami 1 to (I 01 QQ for only v • «30 weight. Rest Quality, 220 During «1/«*« io or 42 only, thl« campaign I I'.li»’ — —— .ra »—I- ■■ -■ G«‘f Ihriu h« rc at bnrgniu QQ pt ir«*«, a pah UUV Boy’s Suits Men’s High Grade Dress Pants Once you «co our line of boy*’ t l«Jfling yon will Iw convinced. This 1« the place to outfit boy. Our «ultM at 85.8.5swouhl co-it yon $7.50 in tli<* ordinary More. For 8(1,85 we will «ell you a regular $9.00 «ui( for the boy. Regular $1.75 corduroy pant« $ 1.25 B o ) n * douie'-tic tw<•<!(» knick- rr< $1.98 Boy«’ rrtshni«*re knickera $1.25 and $1.15 Boy’3 45c Stockings Made out of Ionic fiber south* «•i n cotton, hard (will, heavy weight, a pair . 29c Good weight lioys’ stocklngH 20« Boys’ htockingfi, a pair Bovs $1.25 « ap«, poni« left 13.- «I/»*« 89c 50c Wool Sox Nl<c soft yarn*, ni<c ami warm, now 25c Hi Men’s Ties Men’s Work Shoes Regular $I.(H1 values now f«»r 82.05 $0.00 values now for $1.50 $3,00 Io $3.50 vnlu<*s new lor $2.1.5 and $2.05 If we Imvc you«’ size, ne tint save you nimMy. Genuine Kentucky Genes for only 35c Men’s Dress Shirts S3.00 values, line woven ma- $1.41» C. J. BREIER CO. The Sample Store your 9M< Come look them <> v « t , all $1.2.5 ti-’H uro 75,. Silk cut ties from ISO«* to $1.50 2«h 2.T 21 >< (U»<- Men’s Dress Shoes You cun uet Hie Nome shoe here Jll II full double Noh^for 85.98 Miti Ml. 15 thill nuytt'lw re else you would pay $7.15 to $7.85. sn.oo value «I itkm «I io «* m $1.93 $5.00 value dreas fthoc'4 $3.98 $1.75 value dres.d mhoen $3.45 If wo have your size, we can Haye you inoney. Men’s Garters We <ariy none but the h<*«t. Hi.’iiMhii'd inakrH, value» now 35c vii I iicm now — 41 Stores Store 5 VllIlK now per y«|, »ahi» < now p»*r y<|. Uiho-M now |M*r ><l. value« now p«*r ><l. Regular 40c Crep H i ' jvi weight, good assortment < r « nlors, n yard (jirls Dresses (oliti Im home spun, trimmed In silk punge«*, agcH H to ID, $«.08 to »7.98 («Ills’ Iliad (repe Drcsses from »<1.98 lo »7.85 (•ills Hilk DiesHes to Kt0,00 ‘ >l.i' ■ now for $.5.118 to MH..50 (■Ilfs Silk Die . es, ,.|Z1. m i,, 20 nil s .line silk, value to $15 now for « h . iih IM<; tinting flannel, 27 Inches w ltl«~. mm , a , a ci | |-J(. Fancy Pillow Cases Ordinarily worth $.1.00 a pala 111 1,11_____________ $I.OH a pair House Aprons !>H During this campaign only 35c Men’s Camel’s Hair Sox them for. »2.98 '/ard Wide Curtain Scrim Men’s Caps R'-gulnr $5.5(1 v*l(i«*s, during (Ills campaign only $3.95 Men's Kluiki Riding I’unls $1.98 .Men's Khaki Regular Cut. . pants, $1.50 values, .luring (Ills drive $1.10 • $2.00 vniiK-s, «luring (Ills cam- imign 31.48 Men’s Silk Collars Ladies’ Corsets 75c To $2.00 valu«“», tak«» « lidie«* now at only Men’s Moleskin Riding Pants Ordinarily m *1I for $2.50, get •«•»»i here now $1.98 (■«‘imine Kerwy Pant*, earlier in lh«‘ mciisoii you would have paid $5.00 for tli«*««' pant*, during this (ampaign only $2.98 HllblMTR ........... . .......... Wer«* $1.00, now ■ .......... ---------- x................ Thread IIH< ■ 81,2.5, $1.50, 81.05 ,,i„| t[|, Men’s Rubber Boots a«»«>ort<*d Miulc by “Bloch»»”, wtyl«*«, colori«, w«‘av«‘« a »»«I 81.9.5 89.50 vain«*« now $3.95 $5.00 vain«’« now Josephine—■ w I* a legal holiday the III Im cltMU'd. Th<* reve- i state that they will I h * line hotel to inert pt«». Information con* uriiiiig •' * reports which must b/tore March 15. Rdth Mr. Coivi« will la« irrow Mr. Hewitt b«*sleff«'d ever sinco (five nt h 10 court- •I. A P. ( «taf*» IlcM M»*r« »*i i/«i| »•»«»«dirt thread, »»‘guiar 15» valu« M, nlu.ivN here n Boys’ English Walkers S1.19 < < « - ! « lion .lpi*«>iiM for ?4cn’8 Ties 11« n s L ju .' I’les, ollu'rs char»«» !>5< to $1.25, g»,( ili.'in h<.l(. f,,|. eil< Il f Fruit of the Loom Blenched Miislin, a ynr»l wide 19c Sateen Petticoats Ladies bltu-k snleen pcttlcoals 81.25 and $1.30 Fnney sateen petliconlH, itili I «:iri. il xml . I jniped ca. ll 81.10 Every Day in Every Way We Save You Money