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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 20, 1923)
PAGE MX GRANT* PAS* DAM,T COURTER — * PER5ÎWL ÏÏS LOCAL 1 One Good Suit Lasts longer than two cheap suits, looks better and costs less. /J toggery Aten's Furnishings SOT G St. — Grants Paes, Ore. We have just received some Very Beautiful Wool Coating in Assorted colors, priced at $2.49 to $5.79 per yard A. L. ENGLEDOW Phone 151 DRYGOODS AND NOTION!» Successor to Kinney A Truax Grants Pass, Oregon 101 North Sixth St. Former Rcsideiit Vtolti J. W. Lucas, formerly In business In Grants Pass, but now proprietor of a music firm In Rltxvllle, Wash.. Is spending 10 days in the city on See Dr. Marks for beat glasses. tf Optical goods at Letcher A Son'«. business. Mr. Lucas left here iibuut Food choppers at Cramer Bros. 22 six years ago. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Creely, of Sal J. XV. Greel, of the Oregon Caves eem. were local visitors this morning. New fire sets at Cramer Bros. 23 [ Resort. Is spending the weekend at Wo Make Only Fine Portrait*— I Grants Pass. Still we charge no tnoro. Com« In William Dobyn. of Medford, was a I Chopping bowls at Cramer Brog.»® and see them. Visitors always wel • local business visitor today. Dr H. 8. Bell and family left to come. Artcraft Studio, 208 North Let us repair your car. We guar- day for Portland to make their home. Sixth St. Phone 88. antee our work. Singleton & Ar- Dr. Bell has been a resident of this ’ nold. 301 South Sixth St. 14 city for the past two years or more. Tax tom in isslon Meeting— Among the Medford business men Durham Duplex Rasors 25c each The tax supervision and conserva in the city yesterday and today was at Cramer Bros. 22 tion commission for Josephine coun j A. C. Rich. Mrs. Arlie Walker left this morn ty was in session this afternoon. 1 he Andirons at Cramer Bros. 21 ing for her home at Sheridan. Ore., commission was taking up the dif The High School class of the after being called here for the funer ferent budgets and arranging for ¡Christain Bible School Invites all who al of her father. C. A. Wible. public hearings on each so that the Ftone Jars aj Cramer Bros. 22 public could have an opportunity of I are Interested in studying the State Bible Institute. Church of Christ, voicing their opinions on the various . Authorised Bible Course to meet ’ with them at 10 A. M. Sunday morn- ror H and Fourth, covers tho State items Included. ing; a separate room and a special Authorised Course in the Bible, for teacher. 22 Oregon High Schools. Sundays on- w. o. W.— C. A. Henderson and F. W. Sex ly, both services. Especially for There will be a membership roll ton were Klamath Falls residents High School students, but all are call at the open meeting of the W. welcome. O. J. Uw, minister. 32 O. W. Monday night, No Woodman who visited Grants Pass yesterday. Flower pots at Cramer Bros. 3! can afford to miss that roll call, Durham Duplex Rasors 25c each Mrs. Rllla Wtble and son. Donald, There will be ’ w reading matches, at Cramer Bro«. 22 Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Meredith, of of Golden. Illinois, who accompan- good music, and I other entertain- A. Wible and ment. Do not fall to be preaent. 23 Mrs. C. Portland, spent Saturday in Grants led A. Wible from the body of C. Pass. Men's suits thoroughly cleaned Quincy, expect to make their home Space Is Donated— and pressed, 81.50. Wardrobe in Grants Pass. Mrs. Wible Is the The cúrtala apace at the Rivoli Cleaners, phono 147. We call for mother of Harry Wible. theatre which has been donated tor A full line of Pattons Sunproof the past year to the Chamber and deliver. 70tf of 22 Commerce for th« advertising of the Are you interested in the course of paint at Cramer Bros. Glasses fitted at Letcher A Son's. Bible study arranged by the State Oregon Caves and Southern Oregon, S. M. Bullis was down yesterday has again been given for this pur Superintendent of Public Instruc from Medford attending to business. tion. leading to a credit In the High pose. Manager Dunlop has Informed ¡School? A special series of sermons| He went on to Roseburg to atttend the chamber that their ad will be left to some business for the California at the Church of Christ covers this' on without charge. course. Begins October 21st. 22 Oregon Power company. Dutch Kalsomine at Cramer Bros. Mr. and Mrs. J. Z. Hertsler, of 22 Follow the Crowd— j Roseburg, were among the visitors The Riverside Community Club Cars bought. Bold and exchanged. in the city today. will give a big dance on Sat. nite 505 South Sixth St. 27 Fireplace screens at Cramer Bros. 22 Store your car at 301 South Sixth Oct. 20th. 22 St. >4 Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Bowen, father Seymour Speaks Monthly— H. C. Seymour, hoad of the Pig and mother of Mrs. G. E. Goodell, and Mr. and Mrs. Melville Hitchcock, club work in the state, will be the Now is the Time of Portland, are spending several principal speaker Monday at the days visitlpg here, stopping off on noon forum of the Chamber of To Subscribe their Way to California, where they Commerce. The prise winners from FOR YOUR FAVORITE MAG the pig clubs of the county are also will spend the winter. AZINES Japalac at Cramer Bros. 22 to be invited to the luncheon and I A first class mechanic to do your the boys will lie given an opportun They make fine Xmas Gifts j auto repairing at 505 South Sixth. ity to meet with their elders on an I Get one of our club rate All work guaranteed. 27 equal footing. Other interesting tea-1 O-Cedar mops at Cramer Bros. 22 tures for the program are being Circulars worked out. The boys of the Go- American SI0.00 Saved— Get-TCm pig club will give a demon > Woman's Home Companion By purchasing your new suit or stration of Judging the type of stock ' overcoat at Peerless Clothing Co. pedigrees and selection of breeding 22tf stock, using live animals. CLEMENS Sells Drugs and Books HATfltbAY, «N’TODFR ßf». 1MM. i " ■ ................... - THE LATE MID-WINTER STYLES IN MILLINERY 4 4 Velvet«, Gold aud Silver lare, Feathers and Hand Embroidery rnrs. Hellie Reas Choose your clothes with the some wir« ><>u would your car. There to a «»le to Ht every individual need in TAILORING In an almost unlimited assortnu-ut colorings, patterns end designs. weaves, GEO. S. CALHOUN Local dealer nearly ulutken year« SUNDAY Mat. and Eve MONDAY Mat. Only RIVOLI 4 Mat. every day 2:15 Eve. 7.15 and N p. m. It la the perfect stage-screen translation of the original stage play by James Forbes, Henry Miller and lllani'tie Batea. 4 ft Runs Riot With Vivid Action It is Replete With Novel Touches It Leaves a Worth While Thought CANT INCLI’DEN MARGl'ERITK DK IA MOTTE (TLLKN LANDIH MYRTLE HTEDMAN HI'VTLEY GORDON Giants Vs. Yanks Notice Gang Comedy Adults 35c All kinds of poultry supplies at Another Free Airplane Ride- Cramer Bros. 22 Eve ry dinner served at the Palace Cafe and Restaurant gets a chance Dance at Riverside— for a free airplane rld^ Sunday — Several parties are planning to the latl day. 22 attend the dance at Riverside Com munity club tonight. Alford’s trio Truck Huns Into Car- will give special music. The truck driven by Harry Cougle ran into th<> machine driven by Miss Ethel Hagen this morning, doing The Palace Cafe and Restaurant I some damage to both maehiues. Mr. is offering a free airplane ride to the Cougle was going north oti Sixth winner of a ticket* one of which will street and started to turn around at be given with each dinner. After the Intersection of F atreot. He wan the ride Mr. Ruger, the proprietor, watching the Standard Oil truck will give a dinner to the winner, Pi- coming np from the right and did lot Roundtree, the chief of police not see the car driven by Mias Ha and the state motor police. gen headed south, until he had struck her. The left front wheel of October Special Sale* the truck was demolished while the Save money by purchasing your other car had some damage. No one new overcoat, suit, shoes, or furnish was hurt in the encounter. ings at the Peerless Clothing Co. 22tf of t'hlldren Klc MONDAY — MATINEE ONLY Going Tonight < Jackie Coogan in “My Boy” Offers Free Ride— V —AT Russell’s Pacific Redwood Service Station OLDFIELD TIRES i $7.00 . $7.50 $9.75 $11.00 $16.00 $17.50 $18.50 30x3 Fabric 999 30x3% Fabric 999 .... 30x3% Regular Cord 30x3% Extra Cord.... 31x4 Cord____ _____ 32x4 Cord ...____ ___ 33x4 Cord_________ FIRESTONE TIRES 30x3% Extra Size Cord 31x4 Cord ................... 32x4 Cord___________ 33x4 Cord__________ $12.50 $19.75 $22.00 $23.50 INNER TUBES 30x3 Firestone Gray Tubes_______ 30x3% Firestone Gray Tubes ......... 30x3% Firestone Red Tubes 30x3% Firestone Heavy Red Tubes 31x4 Firestone Gray Tubes .............. 32x4 Firestone Gray Tubes .............. 32x4 Firestone Red Tubes ................. 33x4 Firestone Red Tubes ..... .. 33x4 Firestone Gray Tubes ... ___ Bone, shell, grit and charcoal for Rally Was Staged— More real pep was evidenced Fri poultry at Cramer Bros. 22 day night by the high school students than has been seen at the high school Hunting Season Closes • The hunting season for buck deer for years. A rally was staged at the closes tonight at sundown. Ix>cal high school grounds early in tho hunters have been taking advantage evening and the bonfire then lit. Af of the last few days and have been ter this had burned low, tbe stu bringing in quite a number of large dents formed a serpentine and bucks. Much indignation is ex- marched through the streets of the pressed at the abrupt closing of the city for over an hour. They Invaded hunting season as most of the hunt- the Rivoli and a number of the high ers had made their plans to spend school girls went up on the stage the last 10 days of the season in the and sang the high school song. To hills, hunting being much better day's football game with Medford on now than earlier. The change in the the local gridiron was the cause of law spoiled a large number of hunt the outburst of exuberance. ing trips. A large number of local hunters who put off getting their Free Lecture-- On Christian Science, Monday bucks until the last two weeks of the season are decidedly "out of luck." evening, Oct. 22, at 8 o’clock, Rivoli Theatre. The public U cordially in vited to attend. 28 Shoe Sale— Special prices on all dress and work shoes at Peerless Clothing Co. 22tf Airplane Photos Taken— $1.75 $2.00 $2.50 $3.00 $2.60 $2.75 $3.50 $3.75 $3.00 WHILE THEY LAST GET THEM AT ’ RUSSELL’S PACIFIC-REDWOOD SERVICE STATION Emory F. Smith of the Artcraft Studio while flying with Pilot Round tree during the week, made several pictures of Grants Pass, securing good results, These pictures are on exhibition in the window at the Art- craft Studio. Chicken Dinner- Fresh strawberries and cream. Price 40c. Mrs. Vernon Bailey, 623 IK street. 22 Aeroplane Pictures— Of Grants Paas. Boost your home town. Send them to your friends, 25c each, 6 for 11." Artcraft Studio. 22 Black cover paper at tho Courier. We are prepared to help you build that house or repair your roof Lumber, Wallboard, Roofing Paper THREE 0’8 LUMBER COMPANY WE PCT IN UTNDHHIKI4M4 TIE UP With Us For Your Neckwear Cheney Cravuta and Tubular Tica New Butterfly Bows, Solid Colora, Figures and Ilota MEN'S UNDERWEAR Woodward’s Nbuea for the Family GRAPES 2c Per Lb. (’omo and pick them For Jelly and Juice 4 C. W. COURTNEY Couch’s Pharmacy Drag« Stationery 4 FIRST VINEYARD WEST OF JONES CREEK Books Perfume« T À New Magazines In Today American Woman's Home Companion Good Housekeeping 11 oarsi s Modern Priscilla Literary Digest CAMERAS FREEI AT Rowell’s Kodak Shop 218 South Sixth Street
