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Ht«>l«*n Maxwell Car-—
PERSONAL «a LOC/IL |
Sea Dr. Martas for beat glasses. tf Gets High Grades nt <>. A. U.—
Maxwell touring cur, Dragon li­
cense No. 4 721, has been stolen.
Anyone knowing the whereabouts of
this cur is asked to notify Geo.
Lewis, sheriff, Granta Pass. Ora. 66
Mrs. W. M. Jackson, of New Hope,
A local girl. Miss Ella Anderson,
¡spent Saturday shopping In the city. has been given a place with the 91 laiwn Festival W«Mln«'s<lay—
Tira Women's Association of the
Among the Wlldervtlle people who students ranking highest in grades
| were in the city the last of the week at Oregon Agricultural College for Presbyterian church will ho|d a luwn
the spring quarter which ended in festival at the home of Mr. and Mra.
was Mrs. A. Doeraer.
PRICES
Mrs. C. C. Thompson, of Rogue Juno. The grade list has Just been R. K. Brutton. 930 Washington
River, was shopping in the city Sutur- made out and shows that Miss An­ Boulevard. Wednesday afternoon and
derson qualified as an honor student evening. Ice cream and cake will
SMALL SIZE
| day.
by getting an average in her studies be served from 4 o'clock on. Every­
Mrs. G. W. Krauee, of Kerby, was
of 93 to 96 per cent,
one invited to come and spend u
'among the Illinois valley people in
FOR
pleasant evening.
6f>
¡Grants
Pass
Saturday.
Roasting Turkey, Chicken an«l
ripen Air Dane«'—
Mrs. S. J. (Harrington and daugh­
duck.
MEDIUM SIZE
Gold Hill Pavilion. Saturday, ISth. lh'monst rate« New Car—
ter, of Deaver. Pa., are visiting Mrs
Raking Apple«, T xim I om , Po­
The Grunts Puss Auto company
| Harrington's cousin. O. A Blanchard
tatoes.
received
the first 1934 model Buick
Picnic
on
Friday
—
Cooking Entire .Meal at tine
I Carl lianum motored up from Oro-
The postponed Atlantic States pic­ today when M. II. Hutchinson re­
Time.
I vitle Sunday to sqietul a few days with
nic will be held on the coming Fri­ turned from Portland with a drive-
LARGE SIZE
Raking Bread, Rolla, Biscuits.
¡hia parents in tlvis city.
day. August 17. The picnic commit­ out. Emphasis is being laid on the
Cold Pack Canning and Pre­
Men's suits thoroughly cleaned tee is meeting this afteruoon at the efficacy of the new four-wheel brake,
serving.
and
pressed, *1.50.
Wardrobe Chamber of Commerce rooms to fur­ being used on the Buick thia year.
‘Cleaners, phone 147. We call for ther arrauge for the program for the The car can be stopped within 117
ASK FOR ROOK LET OX CAXXIXG AXD PRESERVING
■ and deliver.
79tf evening. A number of novel stunts inches, going 20 miles an hour when
G. E. Waller, of Salem, was look­ are being arranged and a good time th«1 brakes are applied, tests con­
ing after business matters in Grants is assured. The picnic Is being held ducted in Portlaud prove.
Th«>
The WINCHESTER Store
j Pass today.
in conjunction with the weekly band model Is built on French lines and
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Norman, of concert, which was also postponed Is mi extremely attractive car. The
Woodburn. were among the week end front last Friday.
ear driven down tn n four-cylinder
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Swindcn and Anna Dixon, both of visitors in the city.
model and will be on display at the
♦
AIMHT1OXAL LOCAL
♦
company's rooms for the next few
Mr. and Mrs. (L. O. Hepp and child­ Go to Couch's Pharmacy—
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
ren have returned to this city after
For Developing and Printing. days. A carload Is «Mtpectetl about
Methodist Picnic Tnetulay—
spending
the
past
three
months
In
at
­
Prompt
Service and good work. th«* first of th«« month.
Merchants Lunch ."Oc—
The posponed Methodist Sunday
Free enlargement with $3.00 worth
Josephine hotel, 12 to 1:30. 54tf School picnic will be held in River­ tendance at summer school.
52tf Ges Shut Off Tuiwlsy kfternoon—
Dr. and Mrs. II. R. Nerbas and of work.
side park on Tuesday evening. August
The gas is to be shut off Tuesday
children, of Roseburg, are spending
Marriage License Issued—
14. The picnic was postponed from
afternoon from 2 to 4 on account of
A marriage license was issued on last Tuesday on account of the death several days on their ranch near this Featuring Joe Pani«'«'—
64
At Gold Hill, Saturday, ISth, Jewel repair«.
Saturday afternoon to William Henry of President Harding. It will start at city.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Masler ¡tad Haw-| Orchestra.
6:30, weather permitting. A-utomo-
ley Taylor of Gernack. Cal., spent
Funeral Heevh'e» Tomorrow —
l biles will be at the church at 3
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Claud Article About Mrs. Gilkey—
Funeral services for Mrs. A. H
o'clock tomorrow afternoon to take
Hollowell and children.
Engle,
who passed away at lira Port­
In
the
September
Issue
of
the
, the children to the park and between
One trial will convince you that Sunset magazine, an article concern­ land Surgical hospital on August 10.
, 5:30 and 6 for the older people.
you get results of quality and ser­ ing Mrs. Errol C. Gilkey is printed. will be held Tuestlay morning at 9
vice in Developing and Printing Ko­ Although Mrs. Gilkey is not known o'clock ut Hall's chapel, Rev. O. J
dak films, by having them finished here. Mr. Gilkey has many friends laiw conducting the services. In­
by (Ralph IPain, Flanagan Bldg.. in Grants Pass who remember him terment will be at th«* Central Point
Grants Pass.
64 when he attended the local high cemetery ut 11 o'clock, where short
Police Judge Says Fire Truck Must
Mr. and Mrs. Miles Hill of Santa school in the class of 1911. Mrs. services are also to l»e held. The
Get Right of Way
Today
Ana. Cal., spent Sunday with the C. Gilkey is manager of the Alumni deceased is survive«! by her husband.
W. Courtney family. Mrs. Hill and Bureau of Occupations at the Uni­ A. IL Engle; a daughter. Mrs. Wil­
Something interesting is promised Mrs. Courtney are sisters.
versity of California. She was for­ liam IBill, of Hamilton. Wash.; three
to those drivers of automobiles and
Galice residents who were visiting merly Katherine Carlton, of the class sons, W. F. Pienlng, of Silver l.ak«-
wagons, who refuse to get out of the here the last of the week were Mr.
Ore., Chas. Pienlng. of Fresno. Cal.,
way when the fire truck is hurrying and Mrs. Harry 1-ewis and Mrs. Fran­ of 1917.
and Emmlt Piecing, of Chico, Cal.;
to a blaze, stated City Police Judge ces Payne.
and three brothers. She was 64
Wikoff,
The
Painter
—
H. H. Allyn this morning. In some
Free dancing every Wednesday
Painting, Paperhanging, Kalso- years. 10 months an«l 17 days of age
instances these drivers refuse to give evening at the Shasta, Medford.
mining
and Decorating. Phone 5u.HR at the time of death.
way
and
cause
the
large
trucks
to
From Famous Book by
Oregon.
Mtf
69
lose time and at the same time are
CHARLES G. NORRIS
Miss Eunice Hillis returned to San Grants Pass, Ore.
Gas Shut Off Tiics«lay Afternoon—
seriously endangering both cars. Francisco on Sunday, to continue her
with
The gas Is to be shut off Tuesday
Fines will be imposed if the practice studies at the Stanford school of Try to Break in Horn«*—-
afternoon from 2 to 4 on account of
is
continued,
states
the
police
Judge.
An
attempt
was
made
Saturday
nursing.
Monte Blue
repairs.
64
The fire chief, N. W. Cole, is also
Mr. and Mrs. 9. C. Pier visited over night at about 12 o'clock to break
Marie Provost
strong in his condemnation of the the week end with th T. P. Cramer into the home of 9. L. Ross, on
Frank Keenan practice. Not only are the firemen and George Cramer families. Mr. Evelyn avenue. It was frustrated
endangered but any delay in the ar­ Pier was formerly park commissioner when the J. E. Thompson family,
The Real Lessons of Life
rival of the fire truck may prove in Portland.
next door, awoke aud heard the1
to be the amount of time needed for
A Picture to See anti Ponder
The
Judge John Childs left Saturday would-be burglars at work.
Over
a fire to get beyond control. Saturday for Crescent City after attending to lights were out, but a flashlight
morning when the truck was called the publication of the National Forest frightened the marauders away. They
HyViS Motor Oil is
COMEDY
to a fire, there was a delay due to Advocate, which was printed at the left their tools where they had been
carefully distilled by
a wagon refusing to give up the road Courier office.
working at one of the windows.
an exclusive process,
“Lots of Nerve”
until the truck was almost upon it.
W. A. Fuller, former resident of
and is, therefore, far
Featuring
Grants Pass, now a resident of Port­ Gas Shut Off Tuesday Afrarnoon—
auperior to the motor
Nothing Left.
The
gas
is
to
be
shut
off
Tuesday
land. where he is emidoyed by the
oil that is merely cold
“PAL”
A New York elevator operator O.-W. R. & N. Co., spent a few «lays afternoon from 2 to 4 on account of
“blended” or ?‘com­
killed a tenant who rang twice. Won­ here with friends and looking after repairs.
64
THE WONDER DOO
der what he would do to the Impa­ business matters.
pounded.”
tient man who rattled the door?
Mat. Every Day 2:15
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Evans, of Cen­ Many Go Through Caves—
Sunday was the record day at the
OLE'S TIRE SHOP
Eve. 7:15-9 p. m.
tral Point, were attending to busi­
Happy.
Adults 35c Children 10c
ness in the city on Saturday. They Oregon Caves, with 322 tourists and
, Happy Is the man who has hodman's
local people making the trip into I
' vork In some plain place of the world. were accompanied by Mrs. H. John­
the caverns. Although this is the
son,
of
Oakland,
Cal.,
who
is
visiting
—John Addington Symonds.
largest number ever had there on
them.
Mr. and Mrs. Ceril Wise and child­ a single day, little difficulty was
ren are spending several days in the found In caring for the visitors. The
city. Mrs. Wise leaves on Wednes­ guides were kept busy the entire
day night for Kansas City where she day and an extra group was sent
will remain. Mr. Wise will remain through after hours. It is estimated
that 160 cars went over the Caves
here until the first of October.
JONTEEL
Cut Flowers. Gladioli now 25c highway yesterday. The dining room
COMBINATION
per doz. Jordan Nursery, N. 10th at Oregon Caves resort is finding
«'REAM
St.
65 Increased patronage recently.
50c value
The families of . A. and C. E.
Special Price 30c
Ringuette. of the Tourist grocery, Gets Acquainted Quick—
H. E. McLain, associated In the
have been enjoying a visit from their
brother, E. G. Ringuette, who has Copper Queen mine with Henry M.
All Refrigerators for less, you know the
been here with his wife, two sons, Lancaster, got acquainted quick with
kind, the world famous “Alaska.” Quality
This morning he was
Harold and Arthur and daughter. the city.
is far beyond the average and now priced
Miss Blanche, for the past two weeks. standing on the street when two
They spent five days in Yellowstone tourists asked information concern­
for you at way less than usual. They must
National park and visited a number ing the city in quick succession. Al­
be sold, and you are the gainer. Out they
of other places while enroute here. though Mr. McLain has been from
While here they made trips to the Pittsburgh but a day he answered
go—profit forgotten—but out they go. Get
Oregon Caves, Crater Lake and other their queries satisfactorily and, ac­
yours NOW.
scenic places.
They are extremely cording to some, a whole lot better
pleased with the climate and are im­ than many local people could do the
We have about a dozen oil stoves left for
pressed with the Rogue valley.
same. When asked where the Infor­
this sale — all well known makes, mostly
mation bureau was, Mr. McLain di­
Sella Draga and Books
NURSES PUNISHED FOR
rected travelers to the Chamber of
with the wonderful “Kerogas” burner,
WEARING BOBBED UX'KH Commerce. He expected to leave
using 94 parts of air to 6 of oil — also the
this afternoon for his home in the
Worcester, Mass., Aug. 13.— (I. N. east.
Lorain, the highest priced burner made, with
S.)—Nurses in the city hospital here
a ten-year guarantee.
must not bob their hair.
Judge Pollock Back—
Highest Prices
Thirteen nurses did and they are
While county officials were trying
Don’t wait, stocks are small, the season
now paying the penalty.
to get In touch with him at Crescent
Paid for
Their punishment is they must City to find out how ill he really
right at hand when you will most appreciate
not wear their caps while on duty; was, County Judge Eclus Pollock
the wonderful savings and comfort possible
permissions which have been granted was piloting his car over Oregon
with a good oil stove.
them from time to time to he away mountain. When he walked into the
from the hospital all night have court house this afternoon, several
Your canning will seem like play to you
been revoked; they cannot go home of the officials nearly fell over with
after dark; they cannot sleep or surprise. It was reported Saturday
with these great aids to easy, comfortable,
even eat with the other nurses, and that he was quite ill in the coast city,
rapid work.
they must eat with the hospital aids. but he states that he was not as
badly off as reports indicated. He
How French Got Nickname.
stopped there one day and came on
The nickname "frogs" was first ap­ back home, after traversing the
Valley Pride
plied to the people of Paris by the
WHERE?
OF COURSE
roads
down
the
coast
from'
Marsh
­
courtiers. The straets of the city were
Creamery
•o <iuaggy that the Inhabitants were field. Mr. and Mrs. George Calhoun
209 South Sixth 211
nicknamed "Jean Crapand," (John will remain at Crescent City for an­
Under New Management
Frog); while the city was known us other week. Mrs. Pollock came back
“Lutetla" or "Mudland.”
with the Judge.
SPECIAL
$4.50
$5.50
$6.50
Rogue River Hardware Company
RIVOLI
HEAVY FINES ARE THREATENED
LUMBER
FOR THAT HOUSE
Buy it at
The Valley Lumber Co.
Our Price Is Right
West F St.
Phone 47
latws Are Enforc«sl—
more rigid enforcement of th« corract
Motorists are warned by the Auto- hand signal« will l>«< noticed.
\n-
moblln club of southern California | other most Important provision Is
that on September 1, which Is only that all vehicle« must k««ep on the
three weeks away, th«1 new laws gov- right hand aide of the road while
ernlng the o|>erution of motor cars In ’ traveling.
California will go into efft^t. One!
of the new laws providi's that hand P>ata at Grants I-«»»—
signals indicating a turn can be given | Blue prints $1.50; bl'ie llnw prints,
only front the left hand side of the $1.75. Courier ofttce.
car In the future. It la ■Indicated that
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under the new motor vehicle act | Writing paper at the Courier.
FLANNEL SHIRTS-
\rw I’I ii M n , ( hruk* iiik ! S o ILI <
You ‘•lioultl I m * is par»
licuhir in m *I« u f Ing jour Wool Shirt* jin Dr«*** HI i I t I m .
< oiik * in, i<M>k ili<*in over, mid
i your <*hoh«» of |»n(t«*ru SOW,
RED WOOL
Hill RTS
Woodward’s
SHOES FOR THE FAMILY
For That Chicken House
('«■dur Lumber helps to kc« p the bugs
out.
Our Price Is Right
Three C’s Lumber Company
West G Ht.
Phone 51»
August Victrola Records
CLEMENS
C-F.T.Co .
Now on Sale at
ROWELL’S TALKING MACHINE SHOP
THE OREGON CAVES ARE REACHED FROM GRANTS PASS
WARNER’S RUST-PROOF CORSETS
are moderate priced and fully guaranteed. Also n complete assort­
ment. of Brassieres and Ladies' and Children's Underwear.
A. L. ENGLEDOW
Phone 1S1
DRYGOODH AND NOTIONS
Successor to Kinney & Truax
Grants Paas, Oregon
lot North Sixth Ht.
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