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

THVnMD.AY. irsr 21, nun.
GRANT*! PAHS DAILY tVICWlKlX
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ADVANCE JULY VICTOR RECORDS
ON sAl.K IN THE I’HUNtlGHAI’H HHOP
IfHl.NX—"fwingin’ IHiwn the Lane," lox trot, tln-at White Way
orcliestru. “Beside a Rabbling Brook.” fox trot. Great
White Way Orchestra
ItXHKi -"Brii I’, y G.>ogle," ( leorge Prie«». "1 Levi,• Me.’" Billy
Murray
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fox trot. Ze* Venire* . id ifis tlrchostra
Mamma Uvery NtithlI." to X trot.
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His Orchestra
75c
75c
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Rowell’s Music Store
Shingles
THREE C’S LUMBER COMPANY
Phone sa
O Street
KANSAS CITY ALREADY MAKING BIG PLANS
FOR ENTERTAINMENT OF SHRINERS IN 1924
w tth a housiug < omiullt,ee
Kvery '
èfori. Clark nays, will be nmd» to'
ke«'p hotel rates down
"We protn 1
ised the resolutions committee that
there would positively be no bike In '<
rules. We have all faciliti** n«'<«*■ i
eary, and everyone will be taken i
care of. I fully expect $0.000 Shrill­
er»."
J# Frauk Smith, manager of the
Greater Kansas City Good Roads As­
sociatili*. said the organization
would cooptiate with Shrine motor
ear caravans, wbleb are expected to
Jouruey here
Kansas City is ululb in sbrina
membership among 16& templas in
North America
The local Ararat
Temple bas approximately •4)00
members. 5.3«« of whom reside here.
K au sas City euterlalued the iiattouul
convention iu 1 vol. wbeu there were
only 1200 members.
Conventiou Hull will ba obtained
for tli* big event next Juno. T
uew baseball park will likely
used for some of the outdoor cera-
moulas.
Kansas City. Mo.. June 21. it N. Rotary Club, declared every orgau
5. i Taking time by the forvltuik. I izatlou in the city must get behind
Kan aa City already U turning to­ I the campaign. Last year’s conclave
ward « nuideratiou of plana top en­ 1 iu Suu Fraucl-co coat upward of
tertaining the national eotneulion $300.UOv. he said. part of which was
>f the Ancient Arabic lordvn of subscribed by* th« Knights of Coiam-
Nobles of the Mystic Shrine her* bus.
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Jui. ■ 2-4. inclusive. 1M4.
Before trying to land the conven­
The meeting is expected to over­ tion a resolutions committee ascer­
shadow in size and significant*« any tained local facilities. According to
similar event held in Kansas City, Alonzo B Clark, head of the Hotel
if not in the country. Fully io.000 ¡Meu'a Association, it was found that
Shriners urv expected to attend, and more tbau 7.000 rooms will be avail
it is believed that 100.000 visitor* able.
will come to this city, this estimate
Added to this, the couvuutiou bu­
being based on Kansas City's central reau baa beeu promised parking
location and the possibility that this spate for about $00 Pullman cars by
will be the last uational conclave of W. M. Corbett, president of the Ter­
the Shrine.
. minal Railroad
Relegates desiring
It is estimated 1300,000 will be to remain iu these quarters may do
required to finance the affair. $100.- so. all comforts and conveuieuces to
000 of which already has beeu un­ be furnished.
Health I* Paramount.
derwritten by the Cbumber of Com­
The 600 imperial council dele­
The health of th* people is the
merce The Shrine tnusl raise $50.- gates will be cured for :u the Hotels fouudatlua ou which repose th* p<>wur
000 from the outside.
Baltimore and Mueblbucb. the olb- xaJ Supples»* of say ceuutry.—Glad
Russel F. Griener. president of the vn will be handled by reservations stag*.
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Luxite Hosiery
All tin* new »lutti«'«.
New
seannxl bini.» nini polliti««
Hmuatitrhlng, all colora, toc yd.
bromi
li««'ta.
lilrs. Dellle Deas
It’s in the Tailoring
Only clothe* Hint nr«' »Hunth tnllorctl to order
ever In-plee the <|iiei.lh>n
GEO. S. CALHOUN
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THE OREGON CAVES ARE REACHED I ROM GRANTS F’ASS
eeks Specia
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New
25c
Wide Wob
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85c suit
2.95 each
3 pair $1.00
25c each
Men's
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Grants Pass, Oregon.
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