page grants pass daily Fora eonura « i Ibi 4r. 'Moser ia attending the Amori- REAL BARGAINS in dining room ties on the lower Illinois has pro­ can Medical tKHOclatlon convention and bedroom furniture. Holman's ceeded to the point where values which opened today In San Francis­ Furniture Store. 24 will soon be taken out, states George co. After the sessions of the con­ Mrs. W. L. Cameron and Mrs. Il Finch, who has come in from the vention are over, the doctor will McNichols. of Wllderville. were mine. The rains of the past week spend 10 days attending clinic* given speudlng the day In Grants Pass do­ have held up operations to some ex­ by the noted surgeons of the world tent but dirt is now being thrown in ing some shopping. In the various hospitals of that city. cleaned the boxes and sluicing has started. He will also take special work on Men's suit* thoroughly I Mr. Finch expects the mine to show- and pressed, 81.50. Wardrobe goitre surgery. He expects the Cleaners, phone i 147. We call for up well when the cleanups are made. clinics and meetings to be especially About 12 men are now at work on i and deliver. 79tf beneficial as they keep the doctors John Dougall. . of the Wolf Creek the property. In touch with latest medical Improve­ Tavern, was a local visitor today. ments. Mr. Dougall reports a heavy tourist Motors. Rear Ends, Etc.— Overhauled cad guaranteed trade. He points out that tills is 4 6tf Will l«"t Contract— the 66th year of operation for the Ameut’a Auto Shop. The bids on the bridge over Apple­ Tavern. gate river on the Grunts Puss Free dancing every Wednesday Return* to Grants Pass- Crescent City highway will evening at the Shasta, Medford. Mr. Spader, formerly of Alaska Oregon. Mtf and Galice who sold his Gallce home opened tomorrow at the meeting Miss Blanche Crane left this af- last spring has returned to Grants of the state highway commission. It ternoon for San Franciaco where she Pass after having spent the prfst sum­ is understood that quite u large num­ is to attend the meeting of the world mer In Alaska, aud the winter in ber of blds have been submitted and conference on education and next California. Nevada and New Mexico. It is regarded as probable that umong week the National Educational Asso­ His attempts to find better climate them the commission will be uldo HETHER you want high shoes, low- ciation meetings. Miss Agusta Par­ and better place to live were u fall­ to find one which they hold low shoes, heavy shoes or light shoes, we ker will attend the meetings, leaviug ure. he says. He says that he iti now enough to justify the construction. have them. The one shown here is pop­ The bridge is to lie of steel and will tomorrow. "back home". replace the present structure which ular with many ladiea, of finest Kid leather, We will continue our Special June Is in bad condition. John Hampshire good fitting, good looking, nothing nicer. Sale all this week owing to the bad Go to Couch's Pharmacy— has a bid before the commission on Summer comfort demands low shoes, weather of the past week. Holman's é For photo developing and prtnt- the construction of road In the Furniture Store. 24 Ing. Quick service. Eastman and these are with the heel you like, wide or nar­ (■old Beach section. Mrs. C. H. Woodward has returned Ansco films. Orders left before 7 p row, if yon are hard to please, come to us. to Grants Pass after spending a week m. will be ready 3:30 p. m. next day Perhaps you have corns, if they give you in Southern California, She made trouble, come to us—we have helped many, the trip with Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Wharton Loses Ilig (inc Carter, of Vancouver, Wash., who we can help you. Joe Wharton's average in a "steel­ are returning to their home. Mrs. heads hooked and landed" took a Deal with a dependable firm, handling Bird B. Cochrane, a sister of Mrs. big drop Sunday. In fact, a Iona dependable goods, at the prices you should Woodward, returned here for a visit row of goose eggs marks his endeav- pay. of a week In Grants Pass. ors for this year and unless he hit« Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Livingston and his stride soon, he will be far out­ daughter, Jean, accompanied by Mr. classed. The big slump came Sun­ and Mrs. Ben W. Coutant returned day. He was fishing with a spinner Saturday from a short motor trip to (a fact to which he reluctantly con­ Seattle and other northern points. fessed) when one took hold, It was RETI KX I X<; WEMEXT Mr. Livingston left this afternoon not over three feet, so he says, but 211 SOUTH SIXTH 209 RY REQUEST OF PATRONS for San Fracisco but Mrs. Living­ it straightened out his hook, He LLWr'—JL! . . — ----- - ---------------- ----------------- . ston and Jean will visit with Mr. tried again and hooked another, It Douglas Fairbanks was compared with a whale in his eon. She is one of the charter mem­ and Mrs. A. 3. Coutant until fall. Visiting Lady Entertained— story today. It took out all his Mrs. Hattie Calvert entertained at bers of General Logan W. R. C. in Local Youth Fined— line and broke a part of It and the her home Friday afternoon In honor which was organized in this city Elmer Billlek Jr. was assessed a last bulletins said it was still headed of Mrs. Elizabeth Griffith, of Port­ years ago. She has a vivid memory fine of 820 this morning when he for deep water at Gold Beach. He land, who remained over from the of those far-off days when the new appeared in police court to answer was fishing in Pierce riffle. G. A. R. convention for a two weeks' organization was getting established, to a charge of being intoxicated. He visit with former old-time friends as auxiliary of the Graud Army of and neighbors. Those present for the Republic. It was both interest­ was also given a jail sentence of 30 If Y ou Wish Anything Photographed The Phone 181-J. Ralph Pain, Com­ the afternoon were the W. R. C. of­ ing and amusing to listen to those days which was remitted. ficers, Mrs. Elizabeth Griffith, hon­ leng-ago incidents. Mrs. Griffith re­ mercial Photographer. 24 Greatest screen pro or guest, Mesdames Anna Stine- turned to her Portland home Sunday Not ice A. F. A A. M.— All those interested In going to baugh, Lovina Howard, Alice Mal­ morning. Entertainers Are Coming— duction of all times Kerby Thursday night to confer the lory, Emma Perkey, Hattie Peter­ John Frederick Mason, reader-lm- degree be at Masonic temple i M. M. Adult« 35c Children 10c personator-humorlst, who appears son, Hostess Mrs. Hattie Calvert. Procees Embossing Done-— Tuesday night at 7:45 for rehear- with Fred Lundy, cartoonist, at the Miss Anna Calvert and Mrs. Elsie Mat. 2:15 p.m. Eve 7:15, 9:00 Process embossing at the Courier 25 Epworth League hall tomorrow even­ Corbett. A most pleasant afternoon office. First class work guaranteed. sal. Sam Stinebaugh, W. M. was closed with a delicious lunch. ing is decidedly an Oregonian in spir­ ELECTRIC POWER IN F, H. Mrs. Griffith was present at the corps EQUALS 21 MILLION HORSES it, if not in birth. He has hiked meeting Saturflay afternoon, where Printed butter wrappers for sale nearly a thou«and miles over moun­ she was entertained with a lunch- at the Courier office. Going Tonight Indianapolis, June 25.— (I. N. S.) tain roads and trails of the state and —It would require 21,000,000 takes a keen interest in all outdoor horses working ten hours a day, 100 life. Mr. Mason Is the author of a I working days a year, to furnish the song and a number of poems which Harold Lloyd bring out some of the beauties of equivalent of the power produced in in 1922 by the electric light and pow<-r Oregon. He is a graduate of Linfield industry of the country, according College and has spent eight years “Grandma’s Boy” to the Indiana committee on public teaching in the high schools of this 21/4x31/4 Camera, value _. $2.50 i state. Mr. Lundy is also an Oregon utility information. 24 exposure* of film _____ $1.00 ; Last year, the committee says, product. He took special work in electric light and power companies art at the University of Oregon. First 16 months Kodakery____ $ .80 J delivered 65,000,000,000 horsepower prize was. given his cartoons at the HCATTER Hl NHIIINE WITH GREETING CARDS hours of energy to their customers. state fair. These two entertainers, Everyday is Someone’s Birth­ During the year there was a tremen­ together with their manager, are on day , dous Increase in power plant facil- a tour of the southwestern states. , fties. If the nation's power de­ They are enjoying the outdoor life, We have an attractive assort- ment of Blrthday Greeting mands are fully met it will be neces- seeing the natural beauties of the Cards. You will find jolly lit­ «ary to double existing equipment places visited, and gathering new tle greetings such as any child material for their entertainments I within the next five years. would love—well written sen­ from the people they meet along the timents for the mature and way. Yesterday they visited the NEW YORK FIRM MAY tender messages of cheer for the aged. Each Card Is beauti­ GET NAPLES PORT JOB Oregon Caves, returning with the fully designed. Come In and feeling that nothing short of another select those you need. Naples, June 25.—(I. N. S.)— visit to this wonder-spot would ever Hells Drugs and Books ( Proposals made by a New York firm satisfy them. ■J ' for construction of port defense ; equipment here probably will be ac­ Odd Fellows— Work in 3rd degree Wednesday cepted by the government, it is re­ Hell* Drag* and Books ported. Final plans will be present­ night. Wives and Rebekahs are In­ vited to meet at 9 o ’ clock. 28 ed shortly. Payments would be de­ ZU ferred over a period of years. Phone S9 West G Street Printed butter wrappers for sale Printing that plea***—Courier, at the Courier office. PEK5ÎNÀL iE LOCAL | Luxite Hosiery All the new m I hu I«*** Xrw M'(||||i'<| I hu U m 411**1 |M»lllh’\ Hemet Itching, all color*, lOe j<1. I ihmm I mrs. nenie Deas Advance showing of Overcoat ings for 1923-24 Over one liumlred Ix-iiutlfiil pattern*. Order* placed now for delivery lugust or September. Payment dating November 1st. GEO. S. CALHOUN lax al Dealer Over Eighteen Year» The Best Shoes You can buy are hrift days T will make your pocket book glad. During this Buster Brown great event you’ll find loads of merchandise marked with prices so low as to make buying the very act of thrift. Now is your opportunity to save on those very things you need. And since “a penny saved is a penny earned” we urge you to note the date and COME EARLY SHOES W RIVOLI Booth’s Variety Store Sale Starts WEDNESDAY C. F. T Co Robin Hood ANOTHER KODAK SPECIAL ROWELL’S KODAK SHOP Shingles CLEMENS THREE C’S LUMBER COMPANY I And Lasts Tlircc Day* 20, ill) 1.154 I JOHN FREDERICK MASON Reader-Impersonator-Humorist llllil Fred Lundy, Cartoonist Epworth League Hall Tuesday, June 26th, 8:00 p. m A