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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1923)
grants j PERSONAL ¿”j? LOCAL I DURITE PAINT $2.65 Per Gallon George Spurlin. of Wiliams. ■ pent Marion Mine arrived In Grants I Friday In.lho city. Pass Friday, to spend several days. Rev. W E Witter. M I). D and See Dr. Mark* for beat glasses, tf Mrs. Geo. Wells spent Friday in wife of Golahati. A -am. India, who have het'ii spending the week us the I the city from Kerby, , gui bts of Mr. ami Mrs. F. L. Boat, John E. Peter was a Medford bus left this morning for Corvallis where iness man In Grants Pass on Friday. they will visit with Mrs. Witt r’s Upholstering and mattresses reno son. Howard Bars-;, an Instructor in vated. Feather mattresses made. All the O A. C. They will later con i kinds of cushions made, phono 66. tinue to their home in Rochester. 4 1 tf N. V. (Miss Bessie Fehley visited Grants Pas* yesterday on a shopping trip. Mtendinx Conference— A party left Fiid.iy by motor for Mrs. Bert Bigelow and childreti | visited the city Friday from their Eugene, and are in attendance nt the sessions of the Epworth League con- I' home at Williams. United States Tires are Good vention which holds until Sunday "Ulf evening, Those who went ns delo- I Tires. Smith's Garage. L. J. Reed and children spent Fri gates from Grants Pass were the day in the city from Leland, shop Misses Ilertha Green. Ruth Pratt and Elizabeth Fifleld, and Chester Wil ping and visiting. Mrs. Catherine Marquis spent the liams and Wild«' Harmon. day in town yesterday shopping She returned in the late afternoon to To Exchange— Heavy commercial car to trade for her home at Rogue River. Aments Auto It's bad enough to come back Ford touring car. 52tf home "busted.'’ but when the news Shop. papers sarcastically advertise the fact —well, see Thomas Meighan in I. O. O. F. Hull, Rogue River— Dance—Benefit of Rebekahs. 74 "Back Home and Broke" at the RI voli theatre April 25 and 26. TO Mrs. Bert Bigelow and children I-eglon .Makes Protest— Aroused by the fact that the I. W. were Williams visitors who spent Fri \V has been holding daily meanings day shopping In the city. Peter Hoffman, who makes his in the Scandinavian hall, Klamath home in Carlton, Colo., is a visitor in Falls to plan a strike in the lumber the city at the home of E. C. Bell. industry on May 1. the American l.e Mr. Hoffman expects to spend an in gion post of that city on threat of a definite time visiting here, as he is boycott, Wednesday obtained a writ I very favorably impressed with the ten promise from the Scandinavian 1 climate. society, owner of the building, that the I. W W. will ro longer bo permit ted to use the hall. in White or Colors Get our prices on White Lead, Lin- MMsl Oil and teme Quality IVeparcd r.iiut ». Rogue River Hardware Company The WINCHESTER Store Plaster Board For loss than you can buy it from the Mail Order Houses THREE C’S LUMBER COMPANY Phone 59 West G Street X WHITE Strap Putups. Kid, Nuback and Can vas, with Military or Low Heels MEN'S OXFORDS I Woodward’s Couch’s Pharmacy Harry E. Couch, Prop, Drugs Books — Stationery FILMS Shoes for the Family JUST RECEIVED— laftdie*' new silk hose. Grey and Tan. h ! m > children’s half sox and stockings. Fine assort nient of colors. A. L. ENGLEDOW DRYGOODS AND NOTIONS Gunrnntersl Work— At reasonable prices. Auto Shop. Ament’s 46tf Frost Is Fearctl— With frost warnings sent out front Portland and a light snowfall In the low mountains last night, a front is feared by farmers when the weather clears off. The wind, which has been from the northwest for the past two days, has been extri^nely chilly and some apprehension on the part of those who have fruit which might bo damaged, Fhvlr weather is the fore- cast for tonight. Successor to Kinney <S Truax Phone 151 « Grants Pass, Oregon 101 North Sixth St. Anteo Camera*, $1 and up I ”!V htjhv . Apr.n. !*t, nun. rpw ntn V rnrnirn Motors, Rear Ends, Etc.— end guaranteed. Overhauled 4 Stf Ament ’ s Auto Shop. I ■.... .. '~ 1 LUXITE HOSE tiffice Is O|M*n>*l— J. It. Harvey has opened an office In I lie Masonic building In which he will carry on his work In map mak- Ing. stl. ker.i and such other deslgn- Illg that he Is now specialising in. Mr. Harvey turned out the (‘lives wlnd-hl<ld sticker, the Grants Pass so nule radius map and other road maps which are in demand. The hole uf quality, style ami Ion« u cur Full fashion and sctnl-fashloucd All colors llem*t Itching, all colora, 10c yd. îîlrs. nelHe Deas Traffic Violation*— A number of motorists, some of them local, have been Intercepted while turning their cars In the mid dle of tile block withill the past few dav Firn s have not been given In these cases, but the men Were given a detailed explanation of the laws which govern traffic. Signs are to be printed In the near future, say po lice officials, stating that turns are to lie made only at Intersections. Tito signs, which are to be about 14 by 21 Inches, will be placed at the city limits, Imth north and south. and will be placed nt Iioticva ble points about the city. Go lo For print Ing. Quick servite. Eastman Hnd I Anseo filma Eroe. SxlO enlargement wlth ev<ry |3.t»0 worth of work. tf ! One’s True Self. The noblest thing you ever did. the noblest emotion you ever felt, tlie deep- est atul most sell-sat rlllclng love ever in your soul, that is your true self still, through all the baser life Into which you have fallen,—Phillips Brook*. I ' j j • 1 ANOTHER CAMERA SPECIAL *2.30 Camera taking SMkfit^ pictures; KI.UO north of films, tno doren exposures; 1 year's subscription Io Ihr Kixlnkery, the ama. tour's own magazine, value tlOc All this for $2.50, or $4.10 for $2.50 Rowell’s Music and Photo House Printing that pieuses—-Courier. Suggestions for Spring Cleaning WINDOW SHADES— MAGAZINES FOR MAY I The largest and most complete lino of shade* in the city, all size* in stock. Woman'* Home Companion CURTAIN RODS— Good HoiiMrkrrpinii Flat Rods, Hound Hod*, all length*. for any nil«* window you may have. American NETS AND FRINGES— Internailonnl A nice line at reasonable prices. Next week he sure and see "BICK HOME AND BROKE" Proceeds for < oininuiiily House. CLEMENS HELMER’S Sells Drug* and Book* "TUB HOME OF GOOD FURNITURE” I I * *
