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GRANT w V a M HUT,Y 00(7111*?. THVnATHY, Tt'NF. 11, lotti. ................................. ... 1 „ ‘ -.L'J.? 21 Enroll Now-for Only nnd in a short time it will be yours. If you hnvc delayed placing your order because of the cash outlay necessary—you need wait no longer. If you have been depriving your family and yourself of the pleasures and benefits of a car because you felt that you could not afford it—order now and know that it will nut wotk any hardship on you. Use the So plan to ride nnd be happy, you and your family. Make the first paymerz of $5 today which will I k deposited in a local bank at interest You can add a little each week. Soon the payments, plus the interest paid by the bank, will make the car yours. Conic in end learn about this new plan. C. A. WINETROUT Authorized Ford Hale« nnd Service I — - .... ■M I T- TIRES! TIRES! Other elxen hi proportion—4111 fully Kiinrantrrd—We can save you money \ 30x3 ...................... 30x3’/z ............. $8.85 .......... $9.85 C. L. HOBART CO. Saw Mill Equipment Machinery Mine Equipment Power, Trnnsminnlon and Heavy Hardware SOO South Sixth St. Granta Pana, Orcicon. Old Newspapers, p q U/ zwv JJ« 1 . «□. W OOQUl 5c and 10c Bundles Baa Dr. Mark* fur beat glaaaea. tf .Mr. nnd Mr«. M Cordor will l«nv* on Huturday for Kwcds Raalu where they will «pend th* summer. Mr. and Mr*. I.. C. D«nurgh, of Eugene, were Granta Paa* visitors Wednesday and today. United States Tires are Good Time. Binitb'a Garage. 70tf Among the bualneaa vlaltora in the city from Eugene today wax W. 11 Steven*. Mr. arid Mr*. II. G. Huntley, of North B«nd, have been spending the past two daya In the city. Try our pure Jersey ice cream made ou the farm nt the Antler*. 32 Mr. and Mrs. B. O. Graham, of Cordova. Alaska, were vlaltora In th« city today. Over-atuffed leather rocker for sale cheap. Apply at the Upholster ing Shop under Fields Hotel. tf Minn Fannie Abramn haa left, for the Windchuck river In Curry county where ahe will attend to buaineaa for the local forentry office. Mian Louin« Parentean haa arrived from Ix>n Angelen for a vtalt here with her uncle. A. N. Parsons. Mixa Pareti tea u will spend the summer here with the Parsons family and with Mrs. Irene Gerould Morrison. Motor out to the Antlera for pure Jersey Ice cream and lunch. 32 b. E. Moore, former Granta Pass resident, was in the city yenterday meeting old frlendn. He haa been In Portland all winter, but Hold out his shop there and la returning to Duns- mulr. Mr. and Mrn. J. Sullivan, of Loa Angelen. spent yenterday here re newing old acquaintances. Mr. Sul livan was at one time manager of the A. M. Miller properties went of Granta Puss. Men's suits thoroughly cleaned and preaaed, 11.50. Wardrobe Cleaners, phone 147. We call for and deliver. 79tf Mias Jeanie Griswold, Josephine county home demonstrator, Is enjoy ing a visit here of her mother. Mrs. Griswold, and sister. Miss Helen Griswold, of Milwaukee. They will spend the next month here. Peter King, assistant to Fred El liott. state forester, is In the city to day from Salem. Mr. King stopped to see C. A. Hoxie, state fire warden, and E. H. MacDanlels, supervisor of the Siskiyou forest, while on his wuy to Medford on business. Every night is Grants Pass night for pure Jersey ice cream at the Antlers, 8 miles north on Pacific I highway. 32 Mrs. Boy McAllister, and mother, Mrs. Helen Soke, returned to Grants Pass Sunday evening after a two week’s stay at the Community hos- | pital where Mrs. McAllister under- I went a minor operation.—Ashland ' Tidings. Paul Graf, former wire chief in ■ Grants Pass, leaving here in 1912. was in town for a short time today I enroute from Bancroft. Coos county, to his home In Santa I^osa. Cal. He 1 was called to Bancroft by the acci- I dental death of a brother In law, I who was killed while cleaning a gun. rin F Funcin! fj-rvac» Toulgi.t— Funeral service* for William Bunk* B«nrd will be b«ld tonight at 8 O'clock at Hall’* chapel. The hour wa* set for this evening do that the men front the Josephine Lumber Montana Picnic Kund.iv— Mrs. M. a /Miller, of Medford, has company'* sawmill'could attend af prepured the program for the Mon ter work. Rev. Kno t* will offici tana picnic which wlll/bo held at ; ate ut the funeril. The body will Riviera park next Sunday, Jun- 24 bo «hipped to Cottage Grove for In A large number of local people are I terment. The deceased wax a widow making th«lr plan* to attend th« af er, leaving a son. P. T. Beard, of lb's fair, all former resident* ot Montana place. He wa* 68 years, three months and 18 days of uge. — being eligible to attend. Guaranteed Work— At reasonable price*. Anto Rhop. Go to Couch'* Pharmacy- Fur photo developing and print ing. Quick service. Eastman and Ansco films. Orders left before 7 p. m. will be ready 3:30 p. m. next day Sons of Veteran* to Meet— The first meeting of the local camp of the Sons of Veterans since the organization during the G. A. R. convention, will be held tonight at the courthouse. The meeting will start at 8 o'clock and will take up matters of business connected with the Htarting of the organization. J. N. Johnston is commander of the local camp. Muscovites Attention- All members are requested to be at Odd Fellows hail by 7 p. in. to night to make the trip to the Mus covite meeting at Gold ilijl. 21 Stearns Get Start— Dr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Stearns left about noon today for San Fran cisco where Dr. Stearns Is to attend the mg«tlug of the American Medical Association. The rear end of the car was quite well filled with pamphlets and folders telling of Grants Pass, the Cures and the mirrounding coun try. These will be placed In all ho tels between Grants Pass and I .os Angeles. Dr. McBrien will take his place. Motors, Rear Ends, Etc.— Overhauled cad guaranteed Ament's Auto Shop. 46tf To get. the mo«l enjo, ment out of these few great day* you need tho right outfit—Get it ready now. WINCHESTER SCOUT PAT ERS’ AXE. The handiest de signed axe a hunter ever car ried. Furnished with leather sheath. Quarterly Barrel Social Held— The quarterly barrel social of the members-of the Baptist church was held Wednesday night in the social hall of the church. It was an even ing of old fashion«?! songs and other entertainment. Solos were sung by Gertrude Kerley and Marie Kerley and duets were sung by Mr«. A. L. Edgerton and Mrs. R. K. Hackett and Misses Gertrude Kerley *and Mildred Taylor. Readings were giv en by Mrs. Manning and Rev. Cline. An instrumental duet was given by Winnie and Oliver Wilder. Tbe opening of the batrels and refresh ments took the remainder of the evening. WINCHESTER SCOUT KNIFE —A heavy, strong pocket knife. Just tbe thing for a boy in the woods. Rogue River Hardware Company The WINCHESTER Store Does Our Advertising T Make You Any Money • Our whole purpose in these advertisements must be to sell the goods. Bridge» Arc Built— Theo. Froelic came in from Pa trick creek this week to prove up on his homestead. Mr. Froelic has been building temporary bridges across Patrick creek from the Patrick Creek hotel to the survey of the new highway, six bridges being built, the average being 100 feet each. The bridges are for the steam shovel which Is to operate on the new high way grading contract, tbe shovel having b»M-n taken to Patrick creek on the old road. About 3 H miles of temporary road construction was necessary In order to get the steam shovel to the point of permanent work, and the six bridges across the creek were a necessity. The «hovel crew him been busy since April 2 6 and is yet a short distance from the survey of the permanent route. RIVOLI CLEMENS Now for the Big Outdoors Men who love the woods, the Hehls and the open air arc looking forward lo this year's ramping trip. Doc G/M h Porrupino— Doc Loughridge has not yet bad au opportunity of accomplishing hl* greatest ambition—lo run over a mountain lion. He is doing hi* best, however, nnd I* picking up small game while continuing his search for the big cat. Last night he went/to Gazelle to attend Lou Schmitt, who ha* been ill «Ince he had flu. On the return a small ani mat was spied in the road. Doc alined for It and tbe car wa« faster than the animal for he hit ft square. When he Investigated he found that he had bit a porcupinA He brought file remains back with him. Visit Oregon t'sm— First hand knowledge of the beau ties of the Oregon Caves is being sought by Wm. Duby, chairman of the state highway commission, and Roy A. Klein, state highway engi neer. They arrived this morning from Salem and left Immediately for the caverns in company with County The College Club— Judge Eclus Pollock and Resident Will meet Saturday afternoon, Highway Engineer J. G. Bromley. 2:30 at the home of Mrs. Geo. S. They will return to Grants Pass this Eaton.- 21 evening and spend the night here. Great Leader’« Boldness. Present Bills— Lord Ba <uii in his essay on “Bolrt. Those having any bills incurred '.«ss“ repei,.’» the story of ManorieC- and charged against the G. A. R. P rum I se to ins foliowets that on a convention should present the same given dny lie udulJ move by his word to the secretary's office. Chamber of a nearby hill. When the dayv came. I Young Men Hun Shops— Commerce, not later than Friday, Mahomet ordered the hill to move, but The repair shops of the Valley : June 22, 1923. 21 It diti not move. Then Mahomet calm gnrage are being conducted by W. | ly announced he would go to the hill I W. Phillips and C. D. Thompson. ; since it nom i not come to him. Bacon First Steelhead Taken— two well-known local mechanics. The | To Joe McFadden, one of the local uses lire Incident as an exumple ut young men have been engaged In the J followers of Isaac Walton, goes the boldness. repair business in various shops of distinction of landing the first steel Music and Work. the city, Mr. Phillips having been head of the season to be taken on a Men should have music with tlieli with the Buick people at one time I fly. Joe was fishing in the riffles at work Instead of with their play. and Mr. Thompson having been with , the White Rocks, a mite above town Cliopin’s nocturnes induce In an ode* the Johnston battery shop. They and hooked one which proved to worker an emotional state that ills- have leased the shop from the Vai- ■ weigh about two pounds. He man pein unger, while a tcsnuul workei ley garage. aged to get the fish to shore on a will toil twice as hard lo :i march er number 6 Blue Upright. This is the a fox I rot tune.—Jock Hylton Wreck Was Rumored— first steelhead to take a fly in the Reports of a collision on the high- , lower Rogue as far as can be ascer way south of Grants Pass were rum tained. There are a large number ored on the street today but no defl- j of the fish In tho river but they ap nite word could be received. A i parently have plenty of natural food. salesman brought word that a Paige ' and a Buick, each going about 45 [ Don't Miss— miles an hour, collided just this The big dance at Spence hall. ’ side of Rogue River, smashing both ' July Fotrrth. 22 TOMORROW cars. It was said that tho motor was torn clear out of the Buick. A Many Cars Register— woman in one of the cars was sup A total ot 309 automobiles from MAURICE TOURNEUR'S posed to have been quite seriously states outside of Oregon were regis hurt. tered Tuesday at the license regis “The Isle of tration bureau in the Chamber of Lost Ships“ ’ Commerce building by L. C. Oarlock The year's greatest novelty and assistants. The officials con- picture stder the average is four persons to SPECIAL FOR with • the car. Twelve hundred people stop- JUNE Anna Q. NUIscn and pd in or passed through Medford Milton Sills Tuesday in cars from other states. Ijirgc size Klenxo Tooth Paste A triumph at the big New Adding to this the number ot out of nor; Four ounce Klcnzo Liquid York Strand town people who came through in FREE. Value 7Bc. cars with Oregon licenses and on the Also trains it is estimated that at least. COMEDY AND 2000 people passed through Medford Both for 50c NEWS FEATURE Tuesday.—Medford Mail Tribune. You Save 25c Mat. and Eve«—Children 10, Adults 35 Muscovites Attention- All members are requested to be 1 at Odd Fellows hall by 7 p. m. to GOING TONIGHT night to make’tho trip to the Mus Hell» Drug! and Books BILIA' DOVE covite meeting at Gold Hill, 21 in Process Embossing Done—— n. .Chun "YOUTH TO YOUTH" Process embossing at tbe Courier office. First class work guaranteed. Q ------------ Regular M«vtlng— *• Pythian Bister* tomorrow evening Ament's 4<tf at 7:30 in W. U. W. hall. P. C. Vir ginia Roy.- 21 Sheriff l!r«-cti Hero- Sheriff J. R. Breen, of Del Norte County, Cal., la in the city, having Just returned fropi Portland, where he went on business. Mr. Breen state* that Crescent City is pushing ahead and active work is being done on th« new sewer system and pav ing of the principal streets. titreui If yon are taking advantage of vour oppor tunities, anti buying, saving—then our ad vertising does pay you. Some of our most regular buyers tell us that shopping round is now a thing of the past with them, they have found by actual trial that our advertising does Save Money. Suj»i>ose you come in ami buy your Oil Stove —see for yourself if you pay for our a<lver? tising, or if our advertising does Save You Money. Seasonable just now is our Alaska Refrig erator—it saves you money, first in buying ami for years in less ice consumption, and food saving too. C. F. T. Co. South Sixth 209 211 Lumber as You Want It! ' Dressed or undressed lumber of any kind for any purpose*easily had here. Surfaced one side or four, tongued, grooved, “plain as a pikestaff”—any way that's an honest wav • • von like. Prompt delivery. Correct pricing and fair dealing help to sell our admittedly first-elass lumber. Valley Lumber Co. F and Booth Street Phone 47 (’ElITATN-TEED I?()0FING For Satisfactory Shoe Repairing See P. O. Colby, with C. F. T. Co. A»k about our gtu»riuitc<-<l nervier, expert workwuinHliip loo. Prtcr* right for the work furnished. P. O. Colby with C. F. T. Co. 200 — South Sixth — 211 . ADVERTISING PAYS--Advertise with the Courier
