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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1923)
pa nr — 'IlAjniv.Mir »I. ton. cm Vvro r m n in t rornim rnrr. Bl Glenn Tin ker Die«— Cilenti, the 13 year old son of Mr and Ml J It. Tucker, of S-.'Ini.i died yesterday mornliiK lit tli>> local $»««.« -r pltal. He li.11 been suffering fur the past fen mmilhi from loinorrliag««. Proves I p On limiiestcad—- S. F. Borough vias In the city to-, brought oil liy an ulltick of the flu. day from AA’Ihl.i 11 He. proving up on Funeral services will lie conducted his 120 acre homestead, ou Cheney I Tuesday afternoon at the Deer creek i < reek, seien ni 11 above the AA'ild'C»| cemetery by Rev Hutchins, of Wild vilb« ix.stofflce The ranch consists I'tville Glenn, who was born »1 Set of 130 acres. Ills witnesses were S Ina mi April I. Illi I, Is survived by Ills parent«, five brothers mid two K. Robinson alili J. Lloyd sisters. PERSONAL "î LOCÆL | Hemstitching at the lint Shop. 95 See Dr. Marks for best glasses, tf The Lombard Entertainers will give two varied program that will interest everyone at Chautauqua, fifth day. 9 5 AA'. A. Scott, of Eugene, was a bus iness visitor in the city lixltiy. Free dancing every Wednesday evening at the Shasta. Medford, tin-. United States Tires are Good I 70« f ; Tires. Smith's Garage. George McIntyre was in the ■ city today from Eugene, looking after business maters. Don't put off buying that Chau- J tauqua season ticket until the last of the week. They might be all gone by then. 95 Mrs. Sadie Hartley and family, of Klamath Fulls, viere spending the day in the city. cleaned Men's suits thoroughly I Wardrobe d pressed. $1.50. Cleaners, phone 147. Wo call for and deliver. 79tf John Bennett, , of Klamath Falls. spent the day here looking after bus iness matters. Vhautauqua offers a fine chance to get acquainted with folks you have n't seen for months. Everyone will be there. 95 II. I.ystul came down from Glen- dale this morning to spend a few days attending to business in the city. For Sale—5 h. p motor as good as new. at a bargain. Grants Pass Service Station. 95 Arthur Conklin, of Portland, is spending a few days looking after local business interests. Mr. Conk lin was formerly a Grants Pass resi dent and is forced to return occa sionally for a little of the “climate.” Norman Allen Inirie is a captain of wit as well as military affairs and modern history. Enjoy him at Chautauqua, second night. 95 Mrs. George Dickinson, of New port. is visiting here for a short time with Mrs. Carl Williams. Mrs. Dick inson will be remembered as a for mer resident of the city. Mr. Dick inson plans to meet her here at a later date. I Mrs. C. C. Presley, of Newport, and Mrs. John Summers, of Leban on. have been the guests here of Mrs. John M. Isham. They are on their way to the meeting of the AA'omen’s Fedration at Medford. Both of the visitors were former residents of Grants Pass. I ver Hardware Company The WINCHESTER Store USEFUL PRACTICAL GIFTS Are always acceptable and appreciated, I .el us show you our numerous beautiful .■»nicies for the sweet girl gradu ate. A. L. ENGLEDOW DRYGOODS AND NOTIONS Successor to Kinney A Truax Phone IBI Grants Pass, Oregon 101 North Sixth St. ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ADDITIONAL LOCAL ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ Am leaving town, must sell my 1923 Ford coupe at once, F. C.or- don Hart, 4 22 C Street. 97 Upholstering and Mattresses reno vated. Feather mattresses made. Cushions made. Phone 66. or call at shop under the Fields Hotel, tf Noll«*— ■Member« of Reames Chapter. No. 28, Special meeting for Wednesday. May 23. 7:30. 96 Mining location notices Courier office. at the Three llundrixl Expected to Be in Medford at Annual Convention Medford. Ore.. May 21.—(A. P.l —Delegates to the Oregon Federa tion of AA'omen’s Clubs are arriving for the opening meeting tonight Three hundred delegates are expect ed. Mrs. Ida B. Callahan, of Cor vallis. is to deliver the greetings. Mrs. William Bell, of Rosburg, is to respond. William It. Day Quits Post nn count of Ili» Age Harry E. Couch, Prop. Drug« Books — Stationery « FILMS i ■ RIVOLI TODAY Bebe Daniels Lewis Stone in “The World’s Applause’’ AAM. DE .MII.I.E-H Most latvish Production Bebé is really wonderful as Broadway's Dazzling Star COMEDY buddy . messi ng er in ‘•SMARTY” Mat 2:15 p.m. Eve. 7:15 p.m. Adults 35c Children 10c Loge 50c Washington. May 21.- (A. P.l — .' William R. Day. former associate ’ justice of the supreme court, today I resigned as umpire of the mixed claims commission. He I explained to the president that he • thought that a younger and stronger • man should be chosen to adjust the nearly billion and a half dollars in claims still j pending before the commission, upon , which the American and German commissioners have been unable to agree. I For Graduation Gifts A Conklin or Water man Fountain Pen or (ARD OF THANKS an Eversharp Pencil. We wish to thank our many friends for their acts of kindness and floral offerings in the loss of our dear mother. MR and MRS. RALPH BOYKEIl M RS. ALICE FARMER. Ament'* Hehl Rar«« Truck Aleviltig— A meeting of the county fair hoard 46tf I and th«« advisory committee, with! people Interested lu Hie const I uctloii INl-h Appagate Bridg«'— The work 011 the construction of inf a race track nt the lulr grounds' thè bridge over the Applegate river this r ummer was held Saturday even-1 <>n thè Crescent City-Grants Pa«.. Ing at the office of the county agent.I Itigliway wiR be pushed l>y the high Nothing definite was done at the. wa.v depuri meli,. in the opinion of meeting. The matter was referred to Additional the commute«« for additional work thè locai highw.n office informatimi ha« been asked in the and will be ro|xirt<«<l nt a ineetlng to bridge and It is thought that n ori In« held next Satiirduy evening nt III«« meeting, which has been called for u ili conimene«« in n short time. the county agent's office at 7'30. I Motor«, Rear Finis. Etc.— Overhauled r..til guaranteed. < lev er < ’arri« llccrlved— Ament's Auto Shop. 46tf t clever post-card « yesterday by ull local O Commander Mvv'alie Here— advertising "Tin« K.im Commander McCabe, of the Ore union of classes to lie gon department of the G. A. R , is Corvini» campus, Jun«' I, 2. 3, 4. spending the day in Grants Pass see- The card was a photo of the ciimpil* Ing that everything is going along in postula n with his bicycle. Both art1 good shape for the coming conven familiar to ull students wliu haw tion in June. He stated at the forum attended the Institution during the luncheon today nt the Chamber last 15 or 30 years, In a silt In the of Commerce that plans are progres card under Ills arm the iMistmau sing nicely and that no hitches have rlcd tlu* little folder advertising occurred. "Kum Back". Go to Couch's Pharmacy— For photo developing and print ing. Quick service. Eastman and Ansco films, t'rb-rs left before 7 p tn. will be ready 3:30 p. m. next day Chautauqua IHrtx-tor Arvin Mrs. O. Hoover, director of Chautauqua which will bo here from May 27 to Jun«- 1. arrived In the city this morning and will remain untili the course ha* been Completed. Mrs ' Hoover slates that there has been , much commendation of the Chaiitaii , qua program offered «¡rants Puss I this year, while very little criticism i has been offered. .Mrs. Hoover ha»' been with the Ellison-AA’hlte company for the past eight years. Iler home is in Alodesto, Cal. For the relief of stomach, liv er and intestinal disorder* and other derangement* resulting from faulty elimination, Re- commended also in the treat- ment of rheumatism. A Kran- ular, effervescent, saline a ppr- lent—very pleasant to ta kA anil mild in action. «¿£IP She Was Correct, “I want a license for my dog," the fussy dame. ''Yes, madam. «ponded the clerk. '‘Whut “Fido,' said lhe fussy dame. I IHr$. Dellte Deas llemM Itchlug, all color«, I Oc ,<1. Guariintecd Work— At reasonable prices. Auto Shop. Mani A i«it t int'— The Oregon Caves were about the most popular attraction yesterday to picnickers and autolsls. J <>. Brom ley. highway engineer, states that there were several hundred visitors at the resort on Sunday, He found the main roads in excellent condi tion. The buildings are retiorted to be about Ml per cent complete legion Meeting AA «- i I iicm I hv Night- Regular meeting of Grants Pa Benefit Basket -social— Post No 38 will be held at the court The pig club boys of school dis house May 23. There I» considerable trict No. 20 will give a basket social. business to transact and every timidi Saturday evening, May 26 at the Is expected to be n.it. 9* school house. Everyone come, bring baskets, and help send two boys to Cailla- Isa ker» *Tii<l<‘— Corvallis summer school. 95 Cam»* owners in the city are look-i Ing forward to the completion of the! .Automobiles in Collision— locker*, which arc being constructed Two automobile«, both driven by under the bath house in Riveralde out-of-town people, were badly park. Eight of the lockers are now smashed Sunday In a collision at the being built and will lie rented out at intersection of Sixth and K street«, a nominal sum for those wishing to in front of the Oxford hotel. A leave their canoes there during the Studebaker auto, driven by Mr. A*h- summer months. Locks will be furn cliff, of Eagle Point, was hit broad ished. The excavation Is now fin side by a Stutz, driven by H. Miller, ished und the work on the locker* of Ashland Eye-witnesses state that will be completed during the week Mr. Ashcliff held out his bund while Those desiring to reserve space turning and that he was in posse-■ should call on some member of the slow of the rlgbt-of-wav. park board, which Is s composed of T. P. Cramer, Mrs. G. I I*. 1 Jester and Mr«. GeKeial I toga It AA . R. H. IL Allyn. Wishes to thank the officials of ¡the Methodist church for the free Attention Knights of Pythias— | use of the Epworth hall, also the Claude J. Barrick. grand A’, . public for their liberal patronage will be with us Tuesday evening. I ihat made the Saturday noon lunch May 22nd. You are urged to Join eon and food sale a financial suc In giving welcome Light refresh- cess. 95 menls served after lodge. <’. C. How aril, chancellor commander. 95 Sales book*—Courier office. Courier classified ads bring re sults. HEX ILL LIVI It SALTS CLAIMS UMPIRE RESIGNS POST Couch’s Pharmacy Printzess and Peggy Paige Linen dresses in fashionable styles and colors. When Choosing Your Tailor —wiiieiulHT you can’t judge lalloilng value mere. I) by hiokiug Hl the «loth. QI ALITA TAILORING I OR MEN GEO. S. CALHOUN I mh h I r rlghlwti >rarM «lenivi' 77 MEN’S its, Gloves, KlinkI Panis, HoA alni Shoes Woodward’s Shoes for the Family Six Furnace Reasons ECONOMY Low first cost. Low fuel cost. Low maintenance cost HEALTH, MOISTURE Circulation. Ventilation. SPACE SAVING QUICK RESPONSE. CONTROL COMFORT These reasons are met with our Sibloco Furnace, as in no other made. You take no chance, if we install it, it must be satisfactory, or it’s no sale. If you have, or can provide a small basement, you can’t afford to do without it. c 208 F. T. Co. South Sixth 211 Advertising Pays—Advertise with the Couriei Oranges Lemons Grape Fruit * From the heart of the world’s greatest Orange Empire Special |»c Shingles THREE C’S LUMBER COMPANY West G Street Phone 5» WHY LONGER WASTE YOUR MONEY? Determine now Io use our guaranteed saving service, The longer you delay, the moro you lose. lour Shoes, repaired by us, arc more comfortable than new, they look well, and we guarantee the wear. CLEMENS Sells Drug« anil Book* I This Summer a 3DY« Si VICTROLA Take it with you, and enjoy in one in strument all the beauty of good music and the personality of the world’s great artists. ® Only the Victrola can give you this satisfaction—look over our portable models! P. O. Colby with C. F. T. Co. Stanton Rowell 20» — South Sixth — 211 .Music and Photo House I 1921 Baby Grand Chevrolet $425 I 1920 Overland Four $250 1920 Moon Speed ster $650 1922 FORD SEDAN SMITH’S GARAGE Seni,. Willi ■ Stilile FOUR SPECIALS * In no other section of the world, do oranges, lemons and grape fruit reach the high point of perfection of those produced In Califor nia. Every condition is ideal for the pro duction of quality fruit. Continual sun shine and clear skies during the growing the season develop very finest flavor unti generous sizes. we Remember that from ship direct "Grove to Consumer” thus assuring abso lutely fresh fruit full of health-producing, energizing qualities. Send Us $2.00 and We Will Ship You Direct Either One of These Four Specials ONE CRATE OF ORANGES Holding from ten to twelve dozen of orange« according to size. ONE CRATE OF LEMONS Holding from twelve l<> fifteen dozen of lemons according to size. Remember Hint fruit, with its healthful min eral salts and natural right bulk. supplies Just those element* most needed to rogu- late the body after the long winter diet of heavier foods. Servo fruit In some ONE CRATE OF GRAPE FRUIT - Holding from three to four dozen of grape fruit ac cording to size. form every day. H’s easily mid aeonomlcal- ONE COMBINATION CRATE Holding four dozen oranges, four dozen lemons, one dozen grnp fruit. plan. CO-OPERATIVE enables you to serve ly obtained under our the very choicest fruits Co-operative Fruit Exchange whenever you want them — at truly eco nomical cost. 4 57 West Ocean Avenue LONG BEACH, CALIFORNIA A post card addrcsxisl to Dept. "Il" will bring to you mi Interesting booklet "Dried Fruit*.” X
