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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1923)
GRANTS PASS DAILY COURIER Published Daily Except Sunday PEOPLE’S MARKET A. E. Voorhiex. Pub aud l’ropr. Entered at postoffice. Grants Pass. Ore., as second-class mail matter. AdverUcmwenta uuder this heading .V per line per isscie. All Classified ads appear under this lica.ling the first time ADVERTISING RATES Display space, per luch Local-personal column, per line 10c Readers, per line . Sc WEEKLY tOl KIER By mail, per year $2.00 MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusive ly entitled to the use for republics tioa of ail news dispatches credited in this, or all otherwise credited, in this paper and also the local news published herein. All rights tor republication oi special dispatches herein are also re Rivoli Tonight— served. Showing child's automobile to be given away. 40 I lilDAY. JULY IS. 1U23. 4 Open Meeting of A. F. A A. M.— And ladies of the Eastern Star 4 Tuesday, July 17. at S o'clock p. in.. ♦ to discuss the plans drawn by the ar Weathcr for the Week chitect for remodeling the Masonic ♦ Pacific Coast States: Gen ♦ erali)- fair and normal tempera ♦ Temple, AU members of the East ern Star end Blue Lodge should be ♦ ture iu California. Consider present. Sam Stinebaugh, W. M. 4 4 ♦ atela cloudincss. normal temper ♦ ature and occasionai showers ♦ in Oregon and Washington. 4 Salmon Catch Drops Off— 4 The salmon catch took a drop Fair tonight and Saturday. ♦ Thursday night, only 600 pounds of ♦ ♦ Continued warm. the Chinooks being brought in. The ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦4**44 ♦ average for the past few weeks has been around 1000 pounds nigbtly 444444*4444444 ♦ ♦ with six lioats making the drift. Two ♦ boats dropped out last night, leav ♦ ADDITIONAL LOCAL ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*♦*♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ing four to make the drift. The water is becoming exceptionally low. Special A. F. A A. M.— making the fishing difficult. Tuesday, July 17, at S:30 P- m.. to receive aud act upon the report When Better Automobiles— This of the building committee, Are built Buick will build them, tf is very important and all Masons Sam are requested to be present. Water and Gas W on’t Mix— 44 Stinebaugh. W. M. Two prominent members of the younger set, who were accompanied by their lady friends, while return Special This Week— 30x3% fabric casings. $10.00. ing from the Rogue last night after Fully guaranteed. W. S. Maxwell the bathhouse closed ran out of gas. 40 The accident occurred at the inter Co. section of Sixth and G streets and the occupants of the car. clad only Heal Lightning Attracts---- People of the city were treated to in their bathing suits made many a unique electrical display Thursday outcries before assistance was ren night at about 9 o’clock. Heat light dered by a passing taxi. They will ning. flashing up in the west at in look at the gas tank hereafter. tervals of a few seconds, lasted for over an hour. At times the flashes were so brilliant that the whole country was lit up. The day had been so hot that showers fell in the evening. ♦ ♦ ♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ OREGON WEATHER 4 HEAVY commercial car to exehauge for Ford touring or wood. Ameut a Auto Shop. SStf SALE One Urge 9 room house, one modern 6 room house, 3 baths and 2 sleeping porches. Also dry slab wood. L. F. Rost Phone 339-L. _ __________ 2.?,t BAILA’ COURIER By mail or carrier, per year $6.00 By mail or carrier, per month .60 ♦ ♦ FRIDAY, JI l.l GRANTS PASS DAILY l'Ol HIER PACK TWO ♦ Highest Prices Follow the Crowiis— To the big cool open-air pavilion! Medford, Saturday night. Alford's 7-piece orchestra in all the latest dance hits. FStf Sell for Cash— And sell for less. We are selling for cash only, but putting the prices where they should be. Come and see if you don't think so. Sanito Market. 40 Under New Management NEW .SHIPMENT KIIAKl AND rWKKD lit I IMG IH ITS, KNK K- l!RS, MIDDIES, SHIRTS. HATS, LEGGINS, SON. ETC. ALSO SI’E- < lAfeM IN MEN'S KHAKI IND I. IBFKDINi! OI TI.NG HI ITS. Jane Novak A lighted match to the wick and your oil cookstove is instantly ready. 11con centrate* clean, steady heat directly on the cooking utensil. Lcrry Semon ‘No Wedding Bells’ Printing that picanea—Courier. We Save You Money On Quality Groceries Vacation Time Tonight “THELMA” Black cover paper at the Courier. Valley Pride Creamery Rivoli in FOR SALE-- He avy team, haruras und wagon at Gravliu feed burn. In MAMMOTH BLACKBERRIES. 3 for 25c; string beans. 7c per lb., pi WANlLn Lunioer handier« and taloes. 7 % lbs. 26c; doxen uice teamsters and off bearers. Joao- beets. 14c; also carrots and table pmue 1.umber Co. 34U onions At A. Alberts, North Muri«* < orvlli't» («rraU'M FOl ND Oregon license plate No. Sixth on Highway. ________ 40 0» i 32 uwuer call at Courier ut- \ >iu«'gLiii Slot) lice. FOR SAI.E Dry wood, fir and pine 40 chunks. V. 1. Megargle, phone FOK. SALE Acreage! Acreage; 11-L. 43 i .tree aciva ui lu.iv; Ipvui lauw, FOR SAI.E Fordson tractor. A suuaiMe lor home sites, eaicaou bargain. See it at Roy Lathrops. ram lies, trull and i ar III product- 1'ivUiy ot water. ,\o iirigatiou. Upper river road. 41 two iui.es trout lust giowing sec BL Y A LOT or bungalow by the tion. liovernuieiii has appiupria- SEA. Enjoy unsurpassed climate ••I l. a and now speuning thousands oi and beautiful MARINE VIEW noiiars improviug tue harbor to Cash or terms. Population will help develop Northern t ulilornia soon double. So will values. Good and Southern Orvgou, und also reason why! luquire Geo. W. many other improvements going Howe, or Fred Vieman, Agts.. on here. Moderate climate- Pop Crescent City, California. 40 ulation will soon double So will values! Good reasons why! Cash NOTICE The .McCann-Robinson < hilcltvii IO< Adulta «Wr or terms, luquire Geo. W. Howe, Co. has dissolved partnership and or Fged Viernau, Agt».. Crescent the new company will assume all City. Calif. __________ 40 responsibilities. S. E. Robinson. 44 T. M. STOTT—Everything in hisur- ance aud Surety Bonds. 3 4tf WANTED—Men. Josephine Lum- ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦44*44 ♦ 4 ber Co.______________________ 27tf Wil.HAM G. POLLOCK has pur 4 ♦ ADDITIONAL IXM'AL chased the entire crop on the Dol WANTED—10 head of mules. 4 to 4 ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ 4 » ♦♦♦♦♦♦ lar Farm, those desirlug fruit, see 6 years old. weight 1050 to 1150 Mr. Pollock at the Public Mar C. H. Pettinger, 66S North Second Mrs. W. L. Mc Donald and daugh- ket. C. H Peterson. 40 Street. Grants Pass. Ore. 4 4 ter. who have Iceen visiting here for the past two weeks with Mr and Roads Good to Marshfield— Special This Week Mrs. A. C. Ford, returned to their Roads to Marshfield, by way of 30x3 ‘3 fabric casings, $10.00. ‘ home in Grants Pass this morning are exceptionally good, W. S. Maxwell Dillard. Fully guaranteed. Roseburg News-Review. states Oscar Johnson, local taxi drlv- 40 Co. her Mrs. Rodney Calvert and er. who returned from the coast are Murphy, Thursday. He made the trip in six mother. Mrs. Nora Ward’s Cash Market- spending a few weeks at Shasta Re pa ve daily, and a quarter hours. He found Fresh meats aud salads treat. A sister of Mrs. Calvert's where cash beats credit, where a tnent about half of the way. rront from Oakland. Cal.. Is with them ut child can buy as well as a man. Spe Coquille to Marshfield the ’highway the resort - -Glendale News. cials every day. Open until 8 p. m. is paved and between Grants Pass N. I. Dean, of Grants Pass, haw on week days and 8 to 12 and 4 to aud Roseburg it is entirely paved. P. Ward. The trip can be easily taken now, been transferred from the 8. 6 on Sundays. Earl C. freight offices in Grants Pass, and 40 states Mr. Johnson. South Sixth St. is now employed in the local offices. Mr. Dean is accompanied by his wife. Choice Gladiolus Bloom— Vegetable Dinner— 40 For Salo. See Miss Clevenger's They will make their home here in At the Acme Friday. window. 39 definitely. Roseburg New»-llevlew.a Miss Madeline McManus, of Chi Rex Cafe Purchased— cago, Is a guest here of Miss Flor The Rex cafe has changed hands. Water Wannest Ri-eordcd— The waters of the Rogue are the ence Riddle. Miss Mc.Mauu. and Mrs. J. L. Schwenk and James Hav-j ens being the new owners. The warmest today that they have ever Miss Kiddle were sorority sisters at change has already been effected and been since records have been kept. the University of Oregon, both being the new proprietors have taken con The thermometer today showed a metnb- rs ot Delta Delta Delta. She trol. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Randall, rise of one point over Thursday, the will be here Air several days. who have owned the place in the mercury going to 7 4. The warm J. W Ainsley, who 28 years ago past, will give their attention to the est ever before recorded was 73 de served an apprenticeship with A. E Fields hotel. In several weeks they grees. Th<> holding back of the Voorhies, pnhlishvr of tlie Courier, will go to some California city. Ed water behind the Savage Rapids dam was in the city today on Ills w 0 to Daily will act as chef for the res is believed to be the reason for tile Crater Lake, Mr. Ainsley Is now warm water. taurant. proprietor of the, Afnslc y Printing company, They both started their Go to Com li's Pharmacy — Rivoli Tonight— careers In the Lougshure Printing Showing child's automobile to bo For Developing and Printing. Company. given away. 4u Prompt Service and good work. 33tf I Rivoli Tonight Showing child's automobile to be given away. • 40 HL l"2H. Cantaloupes I Oc Cucumbers Tomatoes Green Peppers Head Lettuce Vi gel able Dinner— At the Acme Friday. io Hot Again Tcslay — With the mercury standing at 99 degrees again today, local people are beginning to shed their coats when ever possible. The temperature is the same as yesterday. Money to Iatan— Vayable in monthly payments. See II. H. Allyn, City Hall. tf No coal or wood to lug, or ashes to shovel out—a clean, cool kitchen tree from dirt and smoke. To obtain best results, use Pearl Oil — the clean-burning, uniform kero sene -scientifically refined and re refined by a special process. Pearl Oil is sold by dealers every where. For your own protection order by name — Pearl Oil. • • «MS STANDARD OIL COMPANY ICalitortua) •OIL PEARL (KEROSENE) HEAT AND LIGHT ¡TJ OIL c<n.‘.r any ÏIIt CITT MAT HAMtT PICK I S ItK.II I W U Specials for Saturday Fryers.......................................... 30c per lb. Hams, Sugar Cured.............28c per lb. Cottage Rolls.............................. 20c per lb. Headquarters for Picnic and Lunch Meats, Poultry and Eggs \\i* I*4iy (lit* Higlir*C I* rhe for Poultry $»i»<l I ukn CITY MARKET Populatlon and Square Mil«*. Títere wotilil be about nfne propia to th» square mil» If the anilr» popula- tíos of tha wnrld ware dfatrlbttfad equally ovar the earth’a total aurfar» ama of abolir iPíntsitinn «qnnrr miles Pitone A2 Get Our Price Before You Buy Golden Rule Store RIVOLI TTHL'RSDAY JULY 19 The Truax Grocery It coats mor' not to paint than to paint with Rasmussen Pure Paint. Get the Habit One Night Only THE MOSI TALKED OI SHOW IN AMERICA 212-214 South Sixth Street BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Detroit lutomobile Manufacturer producing our of the FASTEST SELLING four cylinder ciir* In tin- ONE THOUSAND DOLLAR CLASS and recently announced highly improved six cylinder line, will allot wales contract covering Josephine- county. Address applications to B. L. Neis, 363 E. Oregon St Portland, Oregon The first indication of cracking, blister- ing, or ecaling paint or rusting inetal is your warning—your opportunity to “save the surface* and a big repair bill. Pick your color from our complete Rasmussen line. \X’c have bru-hes also. 'I'HEK k are some cila re fined from certain mid- eontinrnt crudes which are called “paraffine oils,” but the place where the crude in 100Tr paraffine and contains abeclutely no asphalt is under Pennsylvania. A 8 W. G. THRASHER Grunt* Pins*, Oregon —and Waverly Motor Oils are AH Pennsylvania. Your motor Is worth Waverly. That’s why we sell and rec ommend Waverly. All Penn sylvania, Motor Oil*. W. S. Maxwell Co WHERE DO YOU BUY LUMBER? WHY NOT INVESTIGATE? tt e m il nil griidi'M of Lumber Y 1 ■ ul 11 xery r<-u .omilil< pi i, THE VALLEY LUMBER CO. ITionc 47 F mi
