Grants Pass daily courier., March 21, 1923, Page 6, Image 6

grants
l’AGF SIX
r.vw
wrnvr .un. mu > n
duly ( yihwkh
llatfleM I til)» l'isipcity—
The forty-acre ranch.
formerly
known as tho .1 II. Noble placo, ha i
been purchased by Leo Hatfield from
E<| Retchel. The property is located
on tho upper river road several mil* s
15 down the valley. The sal* w.is mad«
by .1 E. V. rdlu
I PERSSNflL *”? LOCAL |
i. him .
All the Latest Shades in
Silk Blouses
II. Milton left this morning* for sp.vial I tn ina In Ha)
Crescent City.
Dinner at Bonbonniere. 5oc
See Dr. Marks for best glasses, tf
F. It. Cunningham is a visitor in
l'*T Lax iation Formed—
Josephine < liapter No. 2d—
tho city from Glendale over today.
Tho patrons und teachers of Lin­
tl. E. S. will hold their regular
Catalina sport hats at "The Hat
coln school formed a club on Tues­ meeting and initiation Wednesday
Shop”.
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IleruM Itching. »II color«, Hic y>1.
Mrs. i". C. Sutton. Mrs. Marcus day afternoon fur tin* | romoUon of night. Spinili entertainment mid
iiiten*sts common to both. The fol­ refi ■■shim-ills planned. Visitors Wei
and Mrs. Carey, of Rogue River,
lowing officers were ehwleil
Presi­ come. Nickle drill.
were Grants Pass visitors today.
dent. Mrs. E. 11. MacD-.iniels. vice-
Mr. and Mrs. A. 1». Taylor, of
president. Mrs. E 8. VanDyke: s,*c- < lievrolets th* Received—
Portland, visited here for a tew days.
retary-tre.isiirer. Mrs. C I. Berry.
X carload of Chevrolet automo­
Seed Oats
Willamette White
Meetings will be held every two biles has boon recoiveil by tho W S
Josephine
miring, 33 5 per cwt.
weeks on Friday afternoons at 3 Maxwell company» In th« shipment
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: Farmers Co-op. Ass'n.
o'clock. It is planned to have eierv are n coupe, sedan anil two louring
1». W. Wagner spent yesterday in
1 parent a member of tho organization. models.
Late purchasers of the
the city. returning this morning to
touring model are
I. Shelton,
Crescent City.
Save Money—
lost« Messenger and Will Polio* k
1». Conser has left for Klamath
Try the Truax Grocery first.
El
! Falls where he expects to remain
I aiklicw—
; during the summer.
Select and have your corset fitted
To make your garden grow faster Case Settled \,*»|<‘rday—
in the privacy of your home. Mrs
land better use Nitrate of Soda.
The case of W. L. Montgomery Sarah E West, experienced <ors*«t
Josephine Farmers Co-op. Ass'll.35tf vs. Mrs. Ilortsmiin. mi action in re­ lore. Phone 3 lx II. for appointment
Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Goble are in plevin to determine the ownership of
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! the city, coining over from Crescent a three-vear-old steer, was decided
l City yesterday.
in favor of Mrs. Hortsman yesterday Spring lias lilted—
T. M. Stott left yesterday for The case attracted quite a bit of at­
Although people In the iRogue val­
Shirts, Khaki Pant»,
Crescent City, to be gone on bua- tention In tho Illinois valley where ley huie been enjoying the spring
Overalls und Shoes
iness for several days.
it originated, first having been taken weather for the past two months, the
Splendid orchestra numbers will Into tho courts as a criminal case. Reason did not officially arrive until
inspire you to make your silver of­ The trial was before a Jury in tin* today
The season is marked by a
fering larger for Memorial home justice court.
general rise In temperature in south­
Sunday. 3 o’clock, M. E. church. 46
ern Oregon, although last night,
E. L. Smith and W. M. Smith are w. e. t . I .—
there were indications of a freeze,
\ social meeting of W. C. T I’ The mercury dropped to 33 d tiring
Crescent City visitors in the city, ar- !
will be held at th * homo of Rev the night. Tho fruit lias reached
! riving here yesterday.
Harry Petersen, of Oakland, Cal.. Hart. 122 C street. Friday at 2:30 such a stage that a freeze would kill
' is in the city spending his vacation .Ml menibers and friends are in the almonds, plains and many peach-l
vited.
I
in sunny Southern Oregon.
es which are now starting to bloom,
Easter cards at Clemens.
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«»pec lu lly in the Fruitdale section I
Prove«« Embossing Duse—
A. Flaharty. of Rogue River, is Kiemliiis I'rcpiulng for llig Da)
None of the fruit has 'been hurt so I'inisl This Morning—
Process embossing at th« Courier
Local Nobles of the Muscovites to far but a hard frost would cause
spending the day here, arriving in
\ fine of 350 was ». vhcskm I this
the nuniher of 2 5 are planning for much damage now. The pears are morn in .* against Frank Woods, who office. First class work guaranteed.
the city this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Freelfng Sawyer a trip to Central Point on Friday beginning to bud rapidly.
was arrested Inst night mi a charge
spent today shopping, returning this evening, where they will put a class
of
disorderly conduct The case wi« Dalis I* Ippiiiiileil—
Notice*
to
OrchardiM«
—
-
of
future
Nobles
through
the
Royal
evening to their home at Kerby.
Roy Davis, of Medford, was ap-
in
the city court.
Ami
Fruit
Tree
Owners
-Notice
is
A. C. Stewart, prominent mining Purple degree. All points in South­
I
pointed
Tuesday on th« stat« gam«
man left today for Seattle, after ern Oregon and Northern California hereby given that spraying for the
II ultimissimi to supersede !.. E. Ih-an,
control
of
Sun
Jose
scale
und
other
spending a month or more in this ar putting through large classes and
of Eugene. Mr Davis li wi ll known
I expect to have a number of Nobles pests must lie done at once in com­ IViis Too lla| |>)—
section.
1 here, having h««-n court reporter In
pliance
with
the
Oregon
Horticul
­
I
stranger
in
the
city,
whose
name
Garden seeds—nothing but choic­ ready to receive the Czar and visit­
th« circuit court for many year«. Ills
est tested seeds handled. Josephine ing retinue and nobles from Krem­ tural law and that trees or shrubs Is unknown but who wa< extremely 1candidacy tor the position was given
found
infested
with
this
pest
after
happy.
w*i,s
piekMl
up
this
morning
lins
of
ull
points
in
western
Oregon
Farmers Co-op. Association.
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'support by many of th« local aporls-
Don Calvert returned home this on their liig day. April 14. Special April 1st, 1923. will lie handled ac­ on Seventh street by the sheriff and
; men. who felt that Mr. Davis would
afternoon from Hood River where he rules are being given by the 8. P. cording to law which provides not was lodged in the county Jail. The
I work for th« best Interests of the
only
for
the
abatement
of
thia
nuis
­
man
had
evidently
partaken
of
too
went to drive down a Chevrolet from points north, and it is expected
! flsli und game of Southern Oregon.
| that several hundred members will ance, but also a fine in addition. much of the forbidden liquid for he
roadster sold locally.
Those
unable
to
spray
should
avail
waa
standing
on
the
sidewalk
gazing
Upholstering and mattresses reno­ take advantage of this in being
themselves of commercial spray out­ upwards and was Jo)fully glvin < . lieill—
vated. Feather mattresses made. All present.
fits now available. Information re­ vent to hla feelings, made gladsome
Some of your beat s<>lol»t h Sunday
Special
llantaln
Day
kinds of cushions made, phone 66.
MethiHllsl
bo
gladly by the arrival of spring. Th« resi­ nfterniMin. 3 o'clock In
Dinner at Bonbonniere. 50c.
45 garding spraying will
4 I tf
given.
II.
B.
Howell,
Deputy
Horti
­
cliurih.
Alao
help
thè
Memoria!
dents
of
that
pnrt
of
the
city
did
noi
M. C. Gaston was in the city Tues­
cultural Commissioner.
Mai. h 19. appreciate the alnalng so enlled thè homo fumi grow wlth your allter of­
day from .Medford, where he is em­ Mrs. Porter*» ■
feriate
sheriff’s office.
ployed as bookkeeper In one of the
Thousand Island and .Mu) onaise a* 1923.
Balkan, Jacquets and Over Blouse Styles
Mrs. Hellie neas
WORK
We Give You
the Camera
Woodward’s
Shoes for the Family
YOU BUY THE FILMS
Then both are satisfied
This offer for this week
only. See and be con­
vinced at
Rowell’s Kodak Finishing House
tho Truax Grocery.
creameries.
Seventeen Selected Singers Sing
Soon Softly Sweetly Sacredly Sunday.!
March 25, 3 p. m. at Methodist
Church. Silver Shekels Solicited. 46
Miss Vera Turner left this morn­
ing for Eugene, where she will visit (
for several days before continuing
on to Portland. Miss Turner expects
to l>e gone tor a wegk or longer.
TOH II
L. A. Robertson and Frank Wil- i
marth were out to Swede Bavin to­
day to assist in moving the Spalding j
sawmill, which will be moved about
In
1 ’.* miles from it.- present location, i
Hear the Kriesler of Southern
Oregon at Methodist church Sunday
and help your Memorial fund grow.
Don't miss one of the greatest
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Carter left
pictures of the year.
yesterday afternoon for San Fran­
The wonderful screen version
cisco where they will make their
of the immortal novel
home.
Mr. Carter has accepted a
position with the Swift Packing com­
pany, In the bay city.
Miss Dean is Glorious
Good calves can make good cows,
only if properly raised. Use Olympic
The Daughter of the Regiment
Calf Meal. Josephine Farmers Co-op
COMEDY
Association.
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Oscar Huber left this morning for
Portland after a short visit here
with his sister, Mrs. Al Martineau.
and
and his brother. Arthur Huber, at
INTERNATIONAL NEWS
the Josephine hotel.
He arrived
here recently from his home at Cor­
Matlneo 2:15
Evening 7:15
liss, Wisconsin.
Adults 35c
Children 10c
Loge 50c
Plata of Granta Pa»»—
Blue prints fl.SO; blue line print»
11.75. Courier oftlca
rìvoli
PRISCILLA DEAN
“Under Two Flags
I S|ic<ial Bargain Pay—
Pinner at Bonbonniere. 50c.
“Ouida”
Catalogue I< Pubiislierl——
A catalogue, which will allow
. Golden Rule ‘tore in this city
i compete with the mail order houses,
has been run off the Courier presses
| and has been mailed to all residents
of the Gra"n*s Pass trade area. The
catalogue shows the complete line
took 60 pages to list everything,
which is carried by the store and
ThiirMla.v —
3 pounds fancy onion sets for 25c
at the Truax Grocery.
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“Cigarette”
“Pest of the Storm
Country”
i i’-To-n.vn;
We have a very attractive assortment of
Scratch Pads—
All kinds of paper and cut to size
you want—10c lb.
NEW SILK BLOUSES
Beaded and Plain at low prices
A. L. ENGLEDOW
DRYGOODS AND NOTIONS
Successor to Kinney & Truax
Phone 1.11
Grants Pass, Oregon
101 North Sixth St.
—
WE HAVE IT
There are very few places where you can get the
bination of service and fair price to work togther.
us and you see how we do it.
com­
Try
Three C’s Lumber Company
rhonc 50
West G Street
1 Red Tags on Saturday—
Every merchant taking part in the
I Bargain Day and Spring Opening
1 will make his establishment known
■next Saturday by placing a large r«<l
I tag in his window or door. They ask
i the people who plan to take udvant-
I age of the bargains offered on that
day to look for the tag. Many of
the merchants are making quite
i elaborate plans for the dressing of
their windows for the day. Spring
I styles, of especial interest Just prior
I to Easter, will be featured. The red
j tag bargains promise to lie a popular
, part of th« day. The bringing In of
large crowds of people from the
country districts will allow the local
{merchants to compete «uccessfully
with the mail order house.
Scratch Pads—
All kinds of paper and cut to size
you want—10c lb.
Shoe
Repairing
*
Harold Lynds
Haye»’ Old Stand
Why Farmers
Are Turning
02*2 Chevrolet jumped from »eventh to
secoml place In sales of nil cam, mid to first
place in »ales of fully equipped modern curs.
Pun li.ises by fatmers were tin- chief factor
lit till» remarkable development.
Farmers nrc shrewd buyers and study costs
anil values carefully.
They want automobiles not only of low
fiist priii*, but also of low later cost for opera­
tion mid maintenance.
They want room, comfort mid the ability
to stand up under hard conditions.
¡CHEVROLET
JI . 5___ J flMwnÄi
Thry fimi flint < bcviolet, full)- eqiiippcd
«olii is thè liest vaine per ilolbir In III« low-
prieed fielil, limi iielgbbors teli them It coats
less per tulle to operate.
un
Tlicv II ik I It room), easy to
I laide.
The) like It» IliilMi mid Its
lines.
long
st renin
That I I h h -,
*
....
I i .V the
far ..........
....... demand
for t hcv-
folci» I.« dully Increasing Its lend atuoiig mo-
dein, quality automobile«.
Prices F. O. B. Grants Pass
G J. KREIER CO
42 Stores
MACK TRUCKS
For logging and lumber hauling.
Remember "Performance Counts”
Distributor for Southern Oregon
O. V. Myers, 30 North Itnlly St.,
Medford, Oregon—Phono 300
SUPERIOR
SUPERIOR
SUPERIOR
SUPERIOR
SUPERIOR
SUPERIOR
Two Passenger Roadster
Five Passenger Touring
Two Passenger Utility Coupe
Four Passenger Redanette
Five Passenger Sedan
Light hell very
$ <111
<155
«77
1055
I t»«5
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W. S. MAXWELL COMPANY
Telephone 520
North Sixth Street