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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 18, 1923)
riT.su w, ArrrtMnm m, toas. GRANTS PAM DAILY COCHUM PAGE FOOL 1 ■ . .................. i ■■,«■■ — i, 11 wj- ■?- Rccommeud* St-heal DButHsab— County School Superintendent Alice M. Baron hat recommended that school boards of the county schools dismiss the various schools | I on Friday, in order that the pupils I See Dr. Mark* for beet glasaaa. tf Riivli Theatre- FOR FALL WEATHER Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bryan, of Pay night, Saturday night, Sept, may attend the Josephine county Williams, were among the visitors in 2 2nd. Every admission receives a fair, which opens tomorrow tuorn- the city this morning. pay envelope containing coin from ing. one cent to five dollars, Come and A R. Marsh and family, of Rose 93 When Retter Automobile» burg. ware business visitors iu the get yours. Are built Buick will build them, tf city today. Men's aulta thoroughly cleaned Fall Opening Kale— Select your Heater now Special prices on men’s and young Car Stole* From Honchurg— and pressed. *1.60. Wardrobe An Oakland roadster, painted red Cleaners, phone 147. We call for men's suits, hats, caps, shoes and and bearing Oregon license number You will find our line and deliver. furnishings at Peerless Clothing Co tt 79tf 3470* has been Stale* from Rose Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Beck wore burg. The local officer* were noti complete business visitors in Grants Pass to- Day Was Observed— fied to be on the lookout for the The bar of Josephine and Jackson stolen machine, which was taken day from Klamath Falls. S. G. Sellick, of Roseburg, spent counties Monday observed Constitu-< Monday Bight. Every city in the the day looking after local business lion day by an appropriate program west seems to bo having an epidemic in the courtroom at the courthouse. of auto robberies. matters. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Penny, of Speakers front the bar associations of1 the two counties gave short talks on Why l'ay Mort«? Hugo, are spending the day visiting matters concerned with the consti In the city. Drop In and look ovcr our new tution. Prosecuting Attorney W. T. I Medford Rustness College will pre Miller, of Josephine county. Attor Fall linw of Suita and Furnlsblngs. The WINCHESTER Store pare you for a salaried position in ney Briggs, of Ashland, and Gus You too will bo convinced that we less time and then help you get on a Newberry, of Medford, gave short can save you money. Perries« Cloth- payroll. Winter term opens Monday. talks. A luncheon was held at noon Ing Co. September 31. 94 by the lawyers of the two counties. Lodge Makes Contribution— Mrs. Lee A. Swoap and two sons, The Knights of Pythias at their of Portland, and Mrs. Thomas Swoap last mooting contributed *15 from have arrived here for a visit with New Fall Shoe»— Special reduced prices on all dress the treasury for the Red Cross fund Mrs. M. 11. Howell. They will spend shoes at Peerless Clothing Co. tt for the relief of the Japanese earth a week here before leaving on a quake victims. So far this has been motor trip to Los Angeles. the only organisation in the city A. L. Woolley, of Portland, has Will Dismiss School— Schools of the city will be dis contributing to the fund. There arrived in the city looking for a per manent location. He wants to get a missed on Friday afternoon to allow has not been a very ready response small place near Grants Pass that the students to attend the Josephine in Josephine county to the call for would be suitable for poultry raising. county fair. The schools will also be help, the local officers of the Red A high grade, fine steel blade He was interested in this section by dismissed early on Wednesday and Cross state. i W. G. Ide of the state chamber of Thursday to allow the pupils to pocket knife, with every shoe pur have a chance to inspect the dis Whipping Créant— I commerce. Everyduy at Horning's Shack. 95* plays at the fair. City Superinten chase amounting to $3.00 or more dent Mishler states that none of the regular school work will be set aside Iliuid Situation Encouragiug— but will be crowded Into a shorter The prospects for work on the space of time. The school officials Grunts Pass-Crescent City highway believe that the students will obtain are most encouraging, thinks Dr. W. a great amount of good by attending II. Flanagun, chairman of the Cham DRUGS the fair and inspecting the different ber of Commerce highway committee. exhibits. He has been iu communication with We Are Featuring i (he state officials for some time and Notice A. F. and A. M.— Squibb« Product« letters received by him cause him to Tuesday, Sept. 18, Is regular meet- believe that the work of the commit Phone 130-R 200-211 South Sixth St. I ing. Constitution Day will be ob- tee has borne fruit. Estimates have Kpsout Salt« I served. All Masons should be pres- been called for on the road from |ent. Refreshments. Sam Stinobaugh, Grants Pass to the California line Milk Magnesia W. M. 94 by the state highway commission and Boy Scouts to Play— first game and this is to be the re- j Dr. Flanagan believes this to be pre Castor Oil The Grants Pass troop of the Boy turn match. A small admission fee i Frost la Expected— paratory to actual work of the road. Scouts will play their last baseball wil be charged and the returns will Those in touch with weather All unsurveyed portions were to be Petrolatum Oil game of the season on Saturday when be used by the boys to help defray | conditions are beginning to watch estimated by the local highway of they meet the Ashland scouts at the the expenses of their trip to Diamond I every night for u frost. The mer fice, as well as those portions pre The Purest of the Pure fair grounds. The local team won lake, planned for next summer. The I cury drops a little lower every night viously laid out. from the upper valley team in the game wil! be at 10 o’clock. and is almost to the freezing point at daylight. Monday night the min Legal blanks of all klnda at the imum temperature recorded was 39 Courier office. degrees, while the night before it MAHON was 4 6 degrees. The valley is ex periencing a real touch of fall weath High Class Guernseys MA.NI-MILK er. CORI» To uuike root* for our rapidly Rivoli Tlteaf to increasing registered tieni, wo Pay night. Saturday night. Sept. are offering for «alo our nine 22nd. Every admission receives a teen liend of M-lact grade Guern I pay envelope containing coin from sey cows and belfern. These NET grado Guernseys represent the one cent to five dollars. Come and Never before have nationally advertis work of ton years of careful | get yours. 95 — selection and culling and are by no ed, highest-grade quality tires been sold WAR sires whose dams have risorti« Writing paper at the Courier. at such amazingly low prices. Never be up to 705 pounds of butterfat. TAX Be Prepared I PERSONAL «!? LOCAL ......................... »H ■m i» LADIES* COATS flee Our Full STYLES MODELS You are looking for at POPULAR PRICES Ueniatltchlng, all colora, 10c yd. rnrs. mille fleas ROGUE RIVER HARDWARE CO. BOYS F ree ! Free I We carry one of the largest «lock« In Southern Oregon Our prices are right THREE C’S LUMBER COMPANY WK PUT IN WINDSHIELDS B uster B rown S hues Gulbransen C. F. T. Co «ALE fore have we sold tires in such volume as we are selling Mason Tires today. And here’s why we do it. We buy Mason Tires for cash, at real rock-bottom prices. We operate on a slim margin of profits. We sell for cash. But our phe nomenally low prices have doubled and trebled our sales volume. Wise tire buy ers are buying Mason Cords. Because in spite of the low prices there are no fin er tires than Mason Cords. 30x3 44 CL. 30x3 44 SS. 30x8 44 CL. 30x8 H SS. 32x3 >4 ss. 10” ir 1350 14™ ir ir ir 20™ 31x4 ss. 12x4 ss. 33x4 ss. 34x4 ss. JI 15 .32x4 44 ss. 26” 10 33x 4 44 SS. 34x4 44 SS. »5x4 44 ss. 30x4 44 ss. 83x5 ss. 35x5 ss. 37x5 ss. FORD MOTHER RECOMMENDS COUGH REMEDY 27"° ir 28™ 2r 36™ 38™ 40«*’ OWNERS Hundreds of thou sands of Ford own ers know the qual ity of Mason Maxi Fabrics, Note these low price«: 30x3 30x3*4 8H.25 St». 15 MASON Cords are the finest cord tires it is possible to make. Only the best of crude rubbers are used. Mason makes its own cord fabric, thus insuring maxi mum strength and uniform stretch. The S-inch tires have 8 plies of cords the 4- inch, 6 plies; the SYz-inch 4 plies. .. . In addition, Mason Cords have 2 breaker and cushion strips, and 4 extra plies above the bead. This makes for easy riding at high speeds, reduces punctures, and prevents rim-cutting. MASON CORDS LeMoss Service Station & Tire House "My mother had a severe cough. I bought her a bottle of FOLEY'S HONEY AND T.VR and it helped her at once. Also gave my son several doses and his cough disappeared." writes Mrs. S. I,. Givens. Greenfield, Virginia. For quick relief from Coughs, Colds. Croup, Throat, Chest, and Bronchial trouble use Foley’s Honey and Tar. Stood the test of time serving three generations, largest selling cough medicine in the World.—Couch’s Pharmacy. “ADAM & EVA” From the brilliant Broadway stage comedy hit, with star anil director of "WHEN KNIGHTHOOD WAS IN FLOWER" ADDED SPECIAL FEATURE ‘‘RED RUSSIA REVEALED” The flint authentic motion pic ture out of Russia in over t wo year«, shows actual conditions under the Soviet rule. ALSO Fox New» loitest current events, direct from New York Mat. every day 2:15 Eve. 7:15 and 9 p. m. Adults 35c Children lOo See ROWELL Before Buying DANIEL GREEN Ha. arrived with his COMFY SLIPPERS Known the world over a* PAR EXCELLENCE In the Slipper line SWEATERS Klip-on Coat We Offer as Specials For this week—Black Sateen Children'« Underwear, Glng- baui, Children'« lloae, Cotton Bats, Towels and Muslin. The price w ill please. A. L. ENGLEDOW Phone 1S1 DRYGOODS AND NOTION» Hucceaaor to Kinney A Trani Grants Paw, Oregon 101 North Sixth 84. FL YING 15 Minutes for $5.00 Hee "Hup" Roundtree nt aviation field or LeMo«« Service Hlalion CLEMENS Hella Draga and Books Free Trips Every Day—Watch the Sky Zufewc/L The first National Bank of Southern Oregon GRANTS PAHS, OREGON Sept, llth, 1023 RESOURCES Loan« and Discounts 8583,581.07 U. 8. Bonito 144,728.00 Other Bond« and War- rant« 203,844.78 Stock Federal Reserve Bank . ..................... 3,000.00 Bank Building and Fix ture« 21,500.00 Other Real Ewtate 2,400.00 Ca»h and Exchange 147,858.17 81,100,072.02 Going Tonight ‘MONTE CRISTO Woodward’s Hlioes for Ilio Family Grants Pass. Oregon Jonteel Cold Cream ...... 5Oc Jonteel Vanishing Cream 5Oc Jonteel Combination Cream 5Oc Graut« Pa««, Oregon 212-214 South Sixth Ht. River Banks Farms RIVOLI Tomorrow MARION DAVIES Nationally Priced l.nigcsl Kti« k lu Southern On-gon LIABILITIES Capital stock Siu-plus and profit« Ciri-ulntlon DepoHÜ« S 50,000.00 undivided 00,031.08 50,000.00 1.038,040.34 81,100,072.02 The Habit Grows
