j PERSONAL Ü! LOCAL |
See Dr. Marks tor best glasses, tf 4. B. A. l-odgv—
Colored paper at ths Courier.
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At 8 o', lock tonight.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Urban, of Kerby.
Wjer«» among the visitors in the city Tomorrow —
over Thanksgiving.
Is the Baptist Ladies' Christmas
Courier classtfie«l ads bring re- Bazaar and cooked food sale, held
suits.
next door to First National Bank.
H. L. Keniger. Mrs. O. J. Keniger Salo begins at 10 a. m.
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and Clara Keniger, of Corvallis.
spent Thursday in Grants Pass.
Medford Takes Gam«'—
Remember Barnes’ Jewelery and
Medford and Ashland played their
Gift Shop.
49tr «econd game of the season Thurs­
Miss Remoh Tryer has returned day. with Medford winning by a 12
form Willamette University at Salem to 10 score. A large crowd attend­
to spend the weekend.
ed the game, several fans going from
Printed butter wrappers for Ml« here. Ashland led th«> Bear Crockers
at the Courier office.
until the third quarter when a 75-
Fred I*. Ray is in the city today yard run gave Medford her second
from his mine on Brigg creek, at­ touchdown and the winning score.
tending to business matters.
The contest was declared to have
Glasses fitted at I-etcher A Son’s. been interesting as both teams were
Miss Yvonne Smith has returned well matched und showed plenty of
from the University of Oregon to tight.
spend the Thanksgiving holidays at
her home at WBderville.
Regular Meeting-
Courier classified ads bring re-
Rogue River Valley Grange Sat-
suits.
urday night. December 1. ' Thu men
Miss Florence Riddle camo down are to serve lunch to th« ) ladles.
Wednesday from Eugene to sjiend Election of officers.
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Thanksgiving Day with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. George Riddle.
Dainty and Useful—
Optical goods at Letcher & Son's.
Will be the articles on sale at the
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Carnahan have Legion Auxiliary Bazaar,
Hand
returned from California where i they made and hand embroidered articles,
have been spending the past three
'
machine made aprons and dresses,
weeks on an automobile trip, They things for the baby, and all make
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were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. fitting gifts for friends.
Harry Bue. who returned this morn­
i Girls Play Yreka—
ing to their home at Portland.
Imported bead bags. |5 and up at I The girls' basketball team of the
Barues Jewelry and Gift Shop. 49tfl local high scho«U left this morning
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Baker drove to for Yreka where they are to play the
Corvallis on Wednesday, meeting Mr Yreka girls tonight. They were ac-
and Mrs. Waldo Baker and bringing companied by a chaperon and by
them back for the Thanksgiving holi- Coach Brown, who has been coach-
days. With them Don Woodin and {‘»8 the 8<rls tot over a month. In
Lewis Missal also returned from the I P;lst years the girls at the high
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Oregon Agricultural
college. They school have been putting out some
real basketball teams and it is be-
will remain here over the holidays.
Cracked corn again at the Jose­ lfeved that they will give an excep-
phine County Flour Mill.
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selves in Che game tonight.
Order Now—
Christmas cards at the Courier of­ When Better Autouiobilca—
fice.
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Are built Buick will build them, tf
l’RIDAY, NOVEMBER *», H»28.
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GRANTS r.UM D.UI.T oourtkr
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You Will Find—
Dainty, practical and useful gifts
at the Baptist Ladies* Christmas Ba­
zaar and cooked food sale tomorrow.
River Rising Today—
The Rogue has started to rise
quite rapidly today and la about a 1
toot higher than Thursday, Heavy '
rains near the headwaters of the'
stream are probably responsible tor
the riae. It is quite roily.
The Dainty Things She Would
Like for Christmas —
«
SII.li UNDERWEAR IND
FANCY SILK HUNK
llcni.tluliliig, all colors, 1th- yd.
School-« Have Holiday —
The city schools have been given
th« usual Thanksgiving holiday.
School was dismissed on Wednesday
afternoon and will not convene again
until Monday morning. A number of
college students uro also home for
the holiday season, their vacations
extending until Monday.
li«-ars Arc Trap|w<l—
The residents of the Illg Flat coun­
try. 30 miles south of Patricks
Creek, in Del Norte County, have
their winter's supply of meat and
have moved in their traps. f The
trapper« have taken 11 bears in the
last few weeks, the meat being used
for bacon and lard. Bears are re­
ported to be plentiful In that local­
ity due to the largo area of huckle
berries and other foods relished by
the bears.
Skidded Into Ditch—
It's liable to happen to anybody.
Wednesday morning. H. H. Allyn,
police Judge, started to drive to Eu-
gene to meet his son, Whitney, who
was returning from Corvallis to
spend Thanksgiving vacation at
home. He was getting Into Cottage
Grove and was on the longest level
stretch of road on the highway. Sud­
denly one of the wheels started to
skid and before he could get the car
under control It was in the ditch, in
a pool of water, pointed back toward
Grants Pass. A survey of the dam­
age showed that a wheel had been
broken. A passing car took Air. Al­
lyn into Cottage Grove and he man-
aged to get repairs. He got into
Eugene in time to meet Whitney aud
Frank Roas who is spending the
Thanksgiving vacation at the Allyn
home.
Yes, We Have No
Bananas Today”
z
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Don’t wait until we are
compelled to say the
same about our Christ­
mas values
SHOP EARLY
while our stock is complete.
SS
♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦! Concert Tonight
Sunday school
♦
ADDITIONAL LOCAL
♦ [ At 7:30 the Baptist
B
of Ashland will give a concert in the
Baptist church, corner D and Sev­
Only 20 More Shopping Days—
enth streets. The Ashland Sunday
Till Christmas, but still time to school is sending 35 representatives.
sit for your Photograph. Artcraft The concert is freo and all are in­
Studio, phone 8 8.
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Boy Scouts Raise Funds—
24 Days Until Christmai
The Boy Scouts of the city are al­
Get your Christmas cArds early at
ready looking ahead for their sum­
the
Courier office.
mer outing. The boys are making
plans to ship Christmas greenery,
such as Oregon grape, mistletoe and Mr. AugcnMein Sells Interest—
evergreens to Spokane and Seattle,
Prof. R. R. Turner and Mrs. Tur­
with the possibility of entering the ner are in the city for the Thanks-
Canadian markets. The boys will al­ i giving season, having driven down
so put up small Christmas boxes suit­ from Dallas, where Mr. Turner
able for shipment to friends in local­ is in charge of the city schools.« Mr.
ities less favored. The money de­ i Turner states that he has Just ne­
rived from the venture will be used gotiated for the interest of his part­
to defray the expenses of the trip ner, Mr. Augensteln, in the Ellerslee
planned for next summer at Diamond : fruit farm and vineyard, just east
Lake. Ted Cramer, scout master, • of the city, and will henceforth be
states that the boys want to raise ■ the sole proprietor of this most ex­
all the money for the trip so that cellent property. Mr. Augenstein
they will not have to contribute indi­ will return to his former home in
vidually.
Iowa.
LUMBER
SHINGLES
ROOFING PAPER
WINDSHIELDS
PLASTER AND CEMENT
WINDOWS AND DOORS
NEW VICTOR Records
Today at Rowell’«
All Price« Reduced—
Special reduced prices on all men's
and young men's suits overcoats,
shoes, hats and furnishings at Peer­
less Clothing Co.
50tf
WE PUT IN WINDSHIELDS
Me have an excellent assortment of
Domestic and Imported Handkerchiefs
Price 5c to 90c each
Also some attractive boxed handkerchiefs at
prices
to
Clothing and
Men's Furnishings
please.
Harper Takes Tumble—
Twenty-five feet isn't much on the
level but when its 25 feet straight
down, it's a different matter. Clyde
Harper foqnd that out Thursday
while putting up a radio at his
place. He had climbed up a tree and
had started down. He got to a point
about 25 feet above the ground and
the limb broke. He states that be
does not remember falling but oth­
ers there state that he fell on a shed,
striking his head so hard that he
was rendered unconscious. A doctor
was summoned.
Mr. Harper is
around today, apparently none the
worse for his fall.
A new
fall style
The Stepper model in the
famous Selz *Six shoes. A
high shoe with calfskin up­
pers and genuine oak-tanned
soles, the new fall style for
general wear. In either black
or tan, with Goodyear Wing­
foot rubber heels.
THREE C’S LUMBER CO
Eastern torn——
Carload Just arrived at Josephine
County Flour MUI.
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lot Nurtn nlzU, to
IJggett's .Milk Chocolate Milk
Bar . .................
....
Be
SHOES
Liggett's Kandy Paeka
EARLY
85c
Ligg«'tt's Little Bits From the
East
..................
SI.50
Sweater Coats, Shirts, Ties, Collars, Underwear, Pajamas,
suspenders, Gloves, Garters, Handkerchiefs, slippers.
SHOP
Grants Pass — Gateway to the Oregon Caves
Tonight
“CHILDREN OF
JAZZ”
Theodore Kosloff
Eileen Percy
WHEN IMO MEETS 1028
Everybody is talking these- «lays
about the difference between
the young people of yesterday.
Tills novel comedjr-melo-clranui
reveals our modern pets at
their jazziest and dips into the
picturesque past to show the
contrast.
Corning to Rivoli Hoou—
The big Marcila Musical Show—
“Hello Prosperity'.’ Watch commenta
Portland papera und then watch for
play dates bere.
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Couch’s Pharmacy
Special Holiday box of assorted
chocolates, 2H lbs
98c
Liggett’s Milk Chocolate bar,
H lb. ..........
25c
MEN’S
LETCHER & SON
RIVOLI
Matinee every day 2:15 p. m.
Eveing 7:16 and 9 p. m.
Adults 35c
Children«10c
DRYGOODS AND NOTION»!
Granta P mk , Oregon
We, the the people of Wonder
school, take this opportunity of
thanking Miss King for the splendid
thanksgiving program she gave
Tuesday night. The appropriate se­
lections of readings, dialogues and
the manner It was conducted, also,
The way the pupils handled their
part, showed the ability and excel-1
lent training of their teacher.
COMEDY
Monte Banks
In
“Peaceful Alley”
Also
•floWy W* M
10 me''‘ t’nf rffuirrmmt.
Ford Trucks Are Bought
On Performance Records
IF you were to ask a hun­
dred -or a thousand—Ford
tsnckownerB why they use
Ford tracks, in preference
to ail others, they would
Kiely say, “Because the
Font stands up.”
They know that under the
endless grind of daily ser-
vice the Ford stays on the
job month in and month
out, with very little me­
chanical care, and with
practically no expense lor
repairs or replacements.
They wouldemphasi/e the
work this truck does, not
its initial cost.
Fowl TnwL cm be bought through the l-ord H otkly ¡‘uretra* Ptarr.
Movie Chats
C. A. WINETROUT
Grunts P omi , Oregon
Routh Sixth Street
507 G St. — Grants Pass, Ore.
Successor to Kinney A Truax
Phone IBI
CARD OF THANK*
Lost His Overcoat—
Someone is ahead a good overcoat.
At the Cavemen’s dance last Wed­
nesday night at the Waldorf hall,
the overcoat belonging to James T.
Chinnock was passed out of the
check room to the wrong person. In­
stead of returning the coat the per-
son who received it put it on, con-
gratulating himself, no doubt, that
he would be warm this winter. Mr.
Chinnock, meanwhile, is wearing his
other coat and is avowedly on the
i trail of the man who has his coat.
FOR BARGAINS IX DOLI«S SEE l’S
A. L. ENGLEDOW
Sal«' Held Tomorrow—
The ladies of the Salvation Army
. Home League will hold a sale in the
C. F. T. Company's store Saturday,
beginning at 8 o'clock. Fancy work,
cooked foods and Salvation Army
doughnutB will be on sale, the pro­
ceeds to go into the local funds, to
be used locally for the work of the
Army In Grants Pass and Josephine
County.
CLEMENS
Woodward’s
Bella Drug« and Hooka
33U
Sbona for the Family
1
fit&KailL
i
Nursery Stock—
All kinds. Best pears on Ussur-
! iensis roots now going at lowered
prices. Carlton Nursery Co. Carl­
ton, Ore.
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Process Embossing Done—
Process embossing at the Courier
I office. First class work guaranteed.
CAILS * TRUCKS • TRACTORS
BooluS
Perfum<ia
Drugs
Stationary
300 New Copies
REPRINT
NOVELS
REMEMBRANCE
WEEK
November 24 to
31
Remember your friend on Thanksgiv­
ing witli a record for the Vlctrola,
or Player Roll for the Piano.
Full line at
85c
The Music and Photo House