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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (April 24, 1923)
ht anivr» rias mn t rornrrn PACE SIX fERSÏNflL ili LOCAL | DURITE PAINT----- $2.65 Per Gallon in Wlilir or < »Join p (id our prices on White l.c.i<l. I.in- M*«*d Oil ami Acme Quality Prepared Paints. Rogue River Hardware Company The WINCHESTER Store Tty the THREE C’s LUMBER COMPANY for PLASTER BOARD We Buy in Car load lots THREE C’S LUMBER COMPANY West O Street Phone 5» Thomas Meighan in “Rack Home anil Broke** WHAT? WHERE? At the Rivoli Theatre. WHEN? April SS ami 2B WHAT FOR? Benefit Memorial Home This apace donated by A. L. Engledow. WHITE— Strap Pumps, Kid, Nubuek and Can* vas, with Military or lx»w Heels MEN'S OXFORDS Woodward’s Shoes for the Family F.O.B. DETROIT Nothing like the present low price for the Ford Runabout has ever been known. And for a Ford of even greater merit, with slanting wind shield, one-man top, additional carry ing space in the rear and distinct improvements in chassis construction. Salesmen accept this Ford model as an essential part of their selling equip ment; business houses buy it for their representatives and hundreds of thousands of other users will find it a still more attractive purchase than ever. Immediate orders are necessary if you are to get your Ford this Spring. A small down payment and the balance on easy terms. Ford prices have never been so low Ford quality has nover been so high C. A. WINETROUT A nt I k ip Ì7« m I Sales nnd Servici* Makes Final PiiHif— I Silas C. Ludwick, of Hugo, today became the owner of 171 m-res In that district, having made final proof on the homestead Mr. Lud- »lek had us his witnesses W W. Seo Dr. Marks for best glasses, tf < Auxiliary Miuulng AA'islucsiiny — Pcniiy and Glenn MeKv, both resl- Donahue, of .Mor The American legion Auxiliary Mrs. Josephin»' dents of Hugo. lin. spent Monday in the city on bus- »¡Il hold their regular meeting Weil ; nesday night at the library building iness. Mrs. Josephine Domi hue. of Mor \ good nt tendance is expected to Office Open \iilns— Mr. BromlSy, manager of thè lo* lin. spent Monday in the city on bus- 1ielp in arranging matters of Import ante. 73 i-.il Copco onice »talea thiit Ilio com iness. pany ia iliiing a splenditi business al Watch for the Queen of the C.ivo- thè preselit timo. Il h.'is lieen fonali men. She is coming. *2 Marriage Liccii-c Issued— neiissary. siate» Mr. Bromloy, io S. M. Bullis, of Medford. was n A marriage license has been I sailed keep thè office open durlng Ilio noon Granta Pass visitor who transacted tn Vernon Lloyd Strong and Eva hour to aviommodnte tradì», and thls business in Grants Pass yesterday. Wolf Creek. udì a ut. irò wlll he nf u permansili Courier classlfieil ads bring re Agnes Prout, both of nut uro. sults. Ken Gets Another— Goo. Stidham, of th»' Copco orga ii- Ken Williams, the local home run Rogue Benefit Show Starts Tomorrow ization, spent Monday in slugger with tho St. l.ouis Browns, Apparently the town la on tip toe River on business. has put one over on Buhe Ruth Mon United States Tires are Good I to see just what this program talk is day Kell ilouted out his scoml home 70lf Tin*. Smith's Garage. all about tor ' li.uk Homo and run of the present season, Ho got Kasper Kabli was a visitor in town Broke." The limited amount of In tho homer in the third inning, with yesterday, from the Applegate val formation which could lio gathered two men on bases, Faber was piti-li- promises a unique vaudeville ley. ing for the White Sox. lure beside the picture. Tickets A. A. Ilanseth spent Monday at tending to business matters here, re selling good, and the succeaa of enterprise seems assured. turning late in tho day to his home Motors, Rear Ends. Etc.— at Dryden. Overhauled r.ad guaranteed. Fifty-dollars to the one recogniz Ament's Auto Shop. 4 6tf In Critical < Sunlit Ion— ing the Cavemen's Queen. 72 Reports have rem hod here of Miss Nita Korlinger was in the Hoard Has Alerting— serious Illness of R. K. AA'ooilson.' city last night from Merlin, attend A meeting of the board of direct of Murphy. Mr. Woodson suffered a ing the picture “Robin Hood" at ors of th»» Hampshire Breeders Asso severe attack of the flu several the Rivoli. ciation of Southern Oregon was hold weeks ago. and It Is thought that a Big 'Dance at Gol.l Hill Pavilion in Medford at th»» Oregon Growers relapse lias followed, which leaves Thurday Night. April 26. headquarters on Monday. W. it. th« patient In a very critical condi Mr and Mrs. Melville T. Wire Lindsley, of Merlin, president of the tion. Mr. Woodson is nt present in left yesterday, returning to their association attended the meeting. a Medford hospital. home in Astoria, after a week spent in the city, with friends. I lit violets in lleiiiiiml— I. O. O. F. Hall, Rogue River- Legal blanks ot all kinds a t the Chevrolet cars lire popular, and Dati.e— Benefit of Rebekahs. 74 Courier office. the local agency reports that their Otis E. Lambert is a re»-ent arriv only trouble Is in keeping enough al in the city, coming hero from Kan El»*»(rlciil IN'alers Met— ears on hand to till tho demand. Curs Grants Pass was well represented sas City. Mr. Lambert expects to sold recently include a coupe to Joe make Grants Pass an indefinite visit at tho monthly meeting of the st'Uth- Harper, a coupe to F W Parsons, a Keep your eyes open for th»' Cave ern Oregon electrical dealers at Med sedan to Hugh W. Shelley, u road men's Queen. <2 ford last night. Amon4 those who ster to Frank Mashburn, a sedan to Mrs. Margaret Clark, of Waverly. made the trip from here-were Messrs Mrs M Hussey, a touring model to Iowa, was an arrival this morning in Brownell and Courtney, nf the Grants E. P Cyrus mid a touring model also the city. Mrs. Clark will visit for a Pass Electric company. C. L. Cleven to II. M. Davis. Th»» purchasers are short time at the horn»' of P. T. Bir ger and Clyde Harper, of Clevenger’s residents In or near Grunts Pass. Electric store •nil H. L. Bromley, of chard. Upholstering and mattresses reno the California Oregon Pow* r Co Memorial Home Fund Picture— vated. Feather mattresses made. Wholesome, sparkling and censor Cushions made. Phone 66. or call To Exchange— proof Is "Hack Home nud ’Broke.” Heavy commercial car to trade for Thomas Meighan's new .Paramount at shop under the Fields Hotel, tf Aments Auto picture which will he at th.» Rivoli J. H. Williams arrived here the i Ford touring car. sztr Theatre April 25 and 26. The story first of the week, and will spend sev-' Shop, eral days here visiting and looking i Is rich in human Interest, It I« one after business matters. Mr. William Mis'ts Willi A»'<i»l»'iil — of those artistically simple tales that Long Mrs. John Depisou met with a now brings a tug at the heart, now is at present residing at painful accident shortly before noon opens the wells of laughter and keeps Beach. Calf. W. Davis, of Crescent City. is in Monday at her home on South Holly you generally in u il el I g h tifu I slate ot the city for a few days, Mr. Davis when she caught her hand in an elec- miepenee. Proceeds ar»» for benefit has Just returned from an extensive trie wringer. Before the machine ot the Memorial Home fund. trip east, anil after making a short could be stopped the flesh was torn stop here will return to the coast from her index finger and thumb in Diiiuen Must Hale I’emilt— 4 some places as deep as the bon»' city. Ail dances held iu the county out Oh Joy! What’ Dance! Where? I Ligaments were torn loose and the side of the city of Grants Pass must Never attending physician found it neces- hereafter secure a license before con Gold Hill Pavilion. Who? Get Tired Orchestra" When? Thnrs- I sary to take eight stitches in the in- ducting the affulrs. uccerdlng t> day night. April 26. Going? 3.1 r«. 7 2 , Jured member. Medford Mall-Tril>- word given out today at th« sheriff's Mrs. Alena .Miller arrived the lat- i une. office. Any dances caught operating ter part of the week from Honolulu, without a ^permit will be closed and and will l»e in Grants Pass indefi Guaranteed Work— the operators liable to action. This A ment's morning a permit was grunted to nitely. Mrs. Miller has property In At reasonable prices. 4 6tf conduct the dance at the fair grounds terests in the city which she will Auto Shop. look after while here. lids week during the Cavemen's car- That lady of mystery, the Queen Medford Has Xfi.s l-’ingi-.on— flival on Friday and Saturday even Medford was fortunate In securing ings. of the Wild Men. will he here Fri- 72 a booking for Monday evening ot day. Mrs. W. N. Campbell and daugh- “The Wheel of Life” «tarring Elsie Mccts Oregonian In Illinois— ter. Miss .Myrtle, returned Sunday Furgeson. A number of local peo A letter recenty received by Mrs. night from Central Point, where she ple made the trip last night by mo Helen Alverson from her son, A E assisted in caring for her mother, tor. to witness the play, and report Alverson, of Rockford. III., discloses Mrs. G. W. Wimer, who has been It to have been a splendid produc an Interesting fact. Mr. Alverson ill. .Mrs. Campbell's sister. Mrs. J. tion. Going from this city were Mr. recount.•»! an Incident which hap W. Strong returned with her, and and Mrs. H. L. Wilson. Mrs. Frank pened in the offices of the Greenlee visited a short time here liefore con Leland. Mr. and .Mrs. John Hamp Brothers Co., of that city. A new tinuing on to Washougal. Wash., shire, Mrs. Jennie Moss, Mr. and Mrs. girl had Just been employed in the P. 11. Herman, Mr. and Mrs. Frank offices, and she happened to call Mr. where she resides. Courier classified ads bring re .Mashburn, Miss Alice Lovelace, Don Alverson's attention to a bouquet of Kearns, and Joseph Harper. sults. wild flowers which stood on her desk, stating thill they came from Rcgist ration on lii<-tca«e— Oregon. When questioned as to the Up to the first of this month the part of Oregon, she said from near of automobiles and Grants Pass, where she III registration trucks in Oregon to date shows an some time mode her home, increase of 23.19 4 over that of the young lady was MI m Hoagland, same date a year ago. according to whose parents made their home in figures compiled by Secretary of Wllderville for several years. State Kozer. Passenger cars and trucks to date total 120.988 as com pared to 97.79 1 last year. An in- crease of 16 la shown in the regis tration of motorcycles. Receipts of Harry E. Couch, Prop. the department so far tills year from Drugs Books — Stationery all sources total $3,221,292.50 UH compared with $2.6'17,786.50 lUHt FILMS year, representing an increase Of in $583,506.25. Mitzki $2.1*0 e D*»r<lenella $2.00 Go Io Couch's Pharmacy— Garden Gio $2.00 For photo developing and print Motiubigiint Ideili $1.00 ing. Quick service. Eastman and Ansco films. Free, 8xlb enlargement Mavis $2.00 with every $3.00 worth of work, 'tf .$1.35 Florlent $2.00 Three Flowers $12.1*0 Whist Club Move,— Day Dream 962.00 I The Grant* Pass Whist Club, com Djerkies posed of the card sharks of the city, is now meeting every Monday night In their room« above the National Drug Store. The rooms have been rented for the cole use of the club and member« may now play at any ¡time to get Into practice for the in done hy an expert Battery Man | weekly sessions. There are n few With the Very openings in the club and ns the club members are desirous of becoming LATEST EQUIPMENT acquainted with new people in tho city, any new men, adept at passing I signals withut being detected, who ¡desire may apply at the Grants Pass, Hcrvii'O With n Smile and Josephine Bink of G. P. Je«te’l |for further particulars. LUXITE HOSE rhr ||4»M* <»( 4|uuhly, wear llrmatitihing, all coloni. 10c yd. ! 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