Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, October 27, 1923, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextGRANTS PAM DAO.Y COURIFR PACTS «TX ■ ............................. .. 1 I" 1 11 —— ■ Kerby Principiti Visits 1 W. 'll. Carney, principal of the , Kerby schools, waa In the city today ‘to get petition blank* to circulate In the endeavor to get a Union school there. He expect* to return this ev G. Ed. Rous. certified public ac Plant fertlllter at Cramer Bros, 2S ening to the Illinois valley. countant who Is working in Medford See Dr. Marks for best glasses, tf for a short time, arrived last night to K. K. Miller, of Wolf Creek, was a spend a couple of days auditing the Wo Have Ju*t Received— business visitor In the city today. A shipment of new mounting*, the books of the Grant* Paa* Irriga Home made candy at Horning's tion District. made especially for the Artcrntt I Shack, every day. 35 Fine paper white narcissus bulb* Studio. Beautiful numbers that can Bissel* Sweepers at Holman's. 29 for 15 cents each at Cramer Rroa. not be duplicated in Oregon. Colne In and see them Artcraft Studio W. E. Butter, of Marshfield, wn* Phone 88. ¡looking after business matters in Rivoli Servie»*— Zev-Papyru* international horse- ' Grants Pass today. Four varieties of trumpet nar- race tonight. Race run October 20 High Sch<M»l Playing— 'i-issus at Cramer Bros 2.8 - shown here only ti day"* after The .Ashland high school I* being Optical goods at Letcher & Son’s, event. Earle Sande. Grant* Pass played this afternoon by the local i 9x12 Congoleum Carpet pattern boy, rides Zev to victory. 28 high school fool batt eleven. The . rug* 310.80; 6x9 $5.40 at Holman's. »econd teams played first to be fol Mr. ad Mr«. C. W. Woodcock, of Study CI onh to Meet— lowed by the main event. The local* ] Kerby, were among the Saturday vis- The study class of the educational were conceded a good chance to win 1 itors In Grants Pass. department of the Grants Pass Wom the game. Large China lilies for 20 cents at ans club meets on Monday afternoon Cramer Bros. 28 at the library club rooms. Mr* Thought* of Christ maa— 10 rolls of Pabcolin Just received, Wharton will review the book "An- Lead to Gift Problems, settle your* j we save you money. Holman's Fur Ionia'’. by giving Photograph*, which carry niture Store. 29 with them a message of sentiment Bulb flower pots for hyacinths at October Special Side*— and sincerity, but at the same time Matinee Every Cramer Bros. 28 Day 2:13 Save money by purchasing your are most economical to you. It is Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Tarbell, of new overcoat, suit, shoe«, or furnish not any too early to have your Pho Evening Rogue River, were shopping at local ings at the Peerless Clothing Co. 22tf tographs made now. Phone 181-J 7:15 anti !l p.m. stores today. for an appointment. Ralph Pain Glasses fitted at Letcher & Son's. Studio. Flanagan Bldg., entrance Odd Fellows Initiate— Some new Overstuffed Furniture. The local encampment of the Odd next to Chamlter of Commerce. 25 Holman's Furniture Store. 29 Fallows gave initiatory work last R. J. McHull. of Eugene, was night in the Royal Purple degree IN^rve May Not Come— j looking after business affairs in It may be impossible for Governor Among the candidates was Judge C. ¡Grants Pass on Friday and today, Walter M. Pierce to com« here on M. Thomas, of Medford. Over 100 Men’s suits thoroughly cleaned member* of the order were out for October 31 to give an address in fa STORY Wardrobe und pressed. $1.50. the meeting, After the initiation, a vor of the state income lax measure We call for Cleaners, phone 147 which is to he voted upon November and deliver 7»tf banquet was held In the dining hall 6, The governor has suggested that 99 of the lodge rooms. See the latest pattern* in Arm Seymour Jones, formerly speaker of strongs Linoleum and get my prices. the house of representatives of the ] Holman's Furnture Store. 29 Shoe Salt*— Oregon legislature, to take his place Special prices on all dress and and the offer has been accepted. The Sweet scented frees!a bulbs M with 28 work shoes at Peerless Clothing Co. governor stated that he will come if cents a dozen at Cramer Bros. 22tf possible. A place has not yet been Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Scofield were Seena Owen T. Barnes ¡among the Eugene people in the city selected for the meeting. The Breeziest and Funniest of All the « S. P. Official* Via«.— i on business today. G. W. I-uce, freight traffic mana Judge Gardner Here— Dance at Savage Creek hall Satur ’“Cappy” Ricks stories day Oct. 27. Good music, good ger of the Southern Pacific, of San Judge Gardner, of Medford, was ' roads. 28 Francisco, and J. H. Mulchay, asslat- down yesterday to again attempt to COMEDY Be sure to see my line of Floor ant freight traffic manager, were in stir up Interest In the highway to Lamps before you buy, my prices are the city today visiting local business Port Orford as proposed by a num Baby Peggy I right. Holman's Furniture. 29 men They were accompanied from ber of Medford men. Judge Gardner In Mr. and Mrs. Sam Letteken and Medford by 'A. S. Rosenbaum, dist- found some lively opposition to hi* ] Mrs. S. Messenger, of Provolt, were rict freight and passenger agent project and very little support, a* “Peg of the Movies” . spending the day in the city on busi- They went back to Medford by auto people here are still concentrating on A CHILD WONDER in order that they might see the val the (Redwood highway to Crescent ness and shopping. Bedding hyacinths for outdoor ley. City. The Impression in Grant* Pass planting for $1.20 dozen at Cramer Is that the Redwood route is a cer 28 The Event of the Season!— Bros. tain thing and furnishes a* good or Big benefit dance! New Arm better an outlet to the ocean as GOING TONIGHT A bale of cork and all other ma- | terials that are used in making Arm- ory Medford! Saturday night. Larg would be possible were the Port Or Alice Brady in “The Snow Bride” 1 strongs Linoleum on display at Hol- est maple floor in Southern Oregon. ford road constructed. There I* also . man's. 29 Excellent music by Alford's Greater an'Impression thst the present sup Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Dickey, of Imperial Orchestra! Ticket* *1.10. port of the proposed road might dis tract attention from the Redwood Waldo, were among the visitors in ♦ ♦ + ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ nesses to aid the federal authorities tho citjr today from the Illinois val- Crater lavko Rood Progre-MW— highway which Granta Pass is pledg- ♦ ADDITIONAL LOCAL in their prosecution of Kaylor on a . jey Work on the Crater Lake highway ed to see through. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ charge of using the mails to defraud. I Hyacinths in three colors at Cra is being speeded up now. states En-' Those getting the trips to Portland mer Bros. 28 gineer J. G. Bromley, who returned William Malone Dies— are Judge Eclus Pollock. W. B. Lind from there last night. Station work A complete line of crockery and CONKLIN PENITI Ji William Malone, one of the pio- say, H. B. Howell and H. G. Nute. glassware at Holman's. 29 is being used to complete the Job *1.00 and up neer residents of Del Norte county, l If you want Christmas flowers get and all stations are reported as well died suddenly in San Francisco yes-; DOIJ.AR POINT PENCILS your bulbs now at Cramer Bros. 28 filled. Mr. Bromley also states that terday. Mr. Malone, who is the"! Chicken Dinner— an attempt is being made to have the *1.00 Mrs. H. W. Webber and son have Price 40c. Mrs. Vernon Bailey, father of Mrs. George Neale, who is \ 28 arrived from Crescent City to spend Wolf Creek hilt grade widened so well known here, was one of the old S23 K Street. MONOGRAM FOUNTAIN a short time in the city visiting. that there will be less danger on the est residents of Crescent City. At PENS, NON-LEAKABLE. turns. They will return to the coast Sun one time his father owned nearly all Sale* Book* in Stock— GUARANTEED, *1.30 day morning. of the Redwood forests of northern The Courier has on hand at all Hallowe'en Ornaments — See our window display of Arm California. CONKLIN FOUNTAIN* times counter sales book ■two for strongs Linoleum. Holman's Furni Black paper for making Hallowe'en *2.73 and up 15c; 75c per dozen, Also waiters ture Store. 29 ornaments, 2 large sheets, 15c. At checks for restaurants, at two books Rivoli Service— the Courier office. 28 28 , Zev-Papyrus international horse- for 5c. race tonight, Race run October 20 Dry Worker Was Here— —shown here only 6 days after >10.00 Saved— Rev. Ray E. Close, assistant super Sell* Drug* and Hooks event. Earle Sande, Grants Pass By purchasing your new suit or intendent 6f the state anti-saloon boy, rides Zev to victory. 28 overcoat at Peerless Clothing Co. league, was In the city yesterday ar ranging for a rally of all of the 22tf churches of the city in the interest Subpoena* Are Served— of prohibition. The meeting will be A number of local men were Do Y'ou Not— held here about the .middle of the sought out this morning by Niel Ty-i Sometimes get "hungry" for good coming month. These meetings are son, deputy United States marshall, pictures? Come in and feast your GUARANTEED being held over the entire state in and were served with subpoenas to eyes on some of the most famous an effort to stir up more enthusiasm appear in Portland on November 6, pieces of most of the great artists in the fight against the liquor inter-] in the trial of L. R. Kaylor. The lo-! of today. Visitors always welcome. You have probably been get cal men will act as government wit-1 Artcraft Studio. Phone 88. ests. W. J. Herwlg, superintendent ] 28 ting about (Hi days wear from of the league, will be here for the your shoe sole«. Come in, let rally with Rev. Close. us put on our lOO-day soles, cost* you no more. Tonight I Rivoli ftervic«— Zev-*Papyru« International horse- race tonight. ILace run October 20 —shown here only « days after event. Earle Sende, Grants Paas 28 boy, rides Zev to victory. WITH C. F. T. CO. Attention Union Men and Other*— I carry at all times Patterson International Home Race 200-211 South Sixth Bedding Hyacinths ........... . $1.30 doz. Brothers Union Made Queed. Frat, Phone 180-R English Walnut and Whip Smoking Large Hyacinths ......... ..... $2.00 doz. Tobaccos, as well as Life and Frat1 Tulips Cigarettes. Once tried always used. 75c doz. 51 The Stag Cigar Store. Crocus, mixed _____ 30c doz. VH. Luncheon Speaker Secured — Narcissus, paper white $1.50 doz. M. W. Mlers. western editor of , Book* Drug* Narcissus, Empress ___ $1.10 doz. Forest and Stream, national sport Stationery Perfume* ing magazine, will be the speaker atI Narcissus, Glory of Leiden $1.50 doz. the Monday noon luncheon of the 1 China Lilies, large .... ...... Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Mlers, | 20c each Earle Sande who is now In the Illinois Valley on a Grants Pass boy ride* Zev to PARKER hunting and fishing trip, will talk on ALL NEW STtK'K Bl LBN Victory "Advertising the Fishing and Game , LIFE TIME Resource* of Josephine County.” His Plant Them Now subject has a wide appeal to local Rivoli News FOUNTAIN people and an excellent turnout Is And have your flowers Early Service expected at the affair. PENS $7.00 Film of race shown only six — Rivoli Service— « day after event takes place in New York. international home- Zev-Papyriis Other Models I race tonight. Race run October 20 ALL SIZES OF FLOWER POTS —shown here only « days after ¡ NO ADVANCE IN PRICES As Low as $3.00 event. Earle Sande. Granta Pans 28 boy, rides Zev to victory. I FER5!WL "ü LOCÆL I RIVOLI Peter B. Kyne’s “The Go-Getter ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ CLEMENS — NATTRDIY. OCTOBER 07. HMW. THE LATE MID-WINTER STYLES IN MILLINERY Velvets, Gohl and Silver l*«<\ Feather* und Hund Embroidery itching, oil colors. I lie yd. lnllor<*d - to • order clothe* to lx* all and mor*» (linn we cluliii tor thrill. GEO. S. CALHOUN denier nearly illuderli yearn THE AEOLIAN COMPANY Advertise on two pages In color* In the October number, "House Beautiful," the Duo-Art Grand-Steinway piano and the Aeolian Vocalion Phonographs These instrument* are executed by the world's foremost decorators and the Aeolian Company's own staff. The musical quality that has given the Aeolian Vexation Phonograph it* p<i*ltla>n of leadership in thin country and abroad I* emphasized In tbs fad that they have «-cached a degree of perfection that makes further Improvement extremely Improbable. These Instruments have been on sale In thia city for the past tour years. If you haven't heard them, call at HELMER’S "TUB HOME OF GOOD FURNITURE" A complete line of Vocation (Risi) record* alivi!)» on hand. Term* on phonograph* if desired. OVERCOATS A complete line of nt)le* und pattern*. TOGGERY Priced right nt 323.05 to *17.30. Make your »election now. RIVOLI Holland Bulbs P. 0. Colby SPECIAL Lumber, Wallboard, Roofing Paper « THREE C’S LUMBER COMPANY WE PUT IN WINDSHIELDS MOUNT YOUR SNAPSHOTS Now i* a good time to get your Ritiunicr and vacation picture* to- gether mid to mount them in a photo album. We have a gn at col- lection of albums from 20c to *10.00. One »pedal lot $1.25 Photo Albums 98c Black covered, gold lettered, »lie 7x11 inchm. Cramer Bros Papyrus Fifty leaves. Rowell’s Photo Shop Engel Art ( omer», 3 packs for 25c, with Album purchase. Warner’s Rust Proof Corsets are guai antced to fit and are comfortable, Zev Couch’s Pharmacy Clothing and Men's Furnishings 307 G Ht. — Grants Pass, Ore, We are prepared to help you build that house or repair your roof 100 DAYS WEAR ffîrs. nellle Dea* Price $1.19 to $5.49 A. L. ENGLEDOW Phone 151 DRYGOODS AND NOTION* Hurccssor to Kinney Truax Grants P om , Oregon 1O1 North Nlxth m A MEN’S Outing Flannel Night Shirts and Pajamas WORK GIX1VEN Woodward’s Hhoe* for the Family