Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, December 10, 1923, Page 4, Image 4

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    GRANTS PASS DAILY COURIER
MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, 10».
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Why Not?
Hey
Boys!
Why not put in your
order for a pair of
WINCHESTER ROLLER SKATES
for Christmas
Rogue River Hardware Company
The WINCHESTER Store
Christmas List
For
Foc
For
For
For
For
For
Mother—A pnir of OXFORDS.
Dad—An K « W SHIRT, COLLAR anti STA-TIE.
Bob—A SWEATER or SOX.
Margaret—A pair of SATIN SLIPPERS.
Utile Jack—A pair of RED TOP RUBBER BOOTS.
Grandpa—A pair of ROCKINGCHAIR SLIPPERS.
Grandma—A pair of DANIEL GREEN COMFT8.
And You Can Buy Them AU at
SHOP
■™| Woodward’s
Shoe« tor the Family
NOW IS THE TIME TO
Bring Us Your Filins
To be developed and printed for that Christmas Gift Book. Ours
Is the beat equipped Hntshing plant In Southern Oregon. Only
jteraons thoroughly skilled in the work employed in tlds depart­
ment ot our business.
The Music and Photo House
StAMIpd Rowell, Prop.
LOCAL
PERSONAL
BELTS
Mrs. NELLIE NEAS
RIVIOLI THEATRE
New Brunswick Records
Flaming
Romance of
old Cuba
Tonight
Wing the
World'«
Applause
Today at Rowell’s
See Saturday Evening Poet of
Dec. 8th, Page 150
FREE!!
A
Couch’s Pharmacy
Harry' E. Couch, Prop.
GRANTS PASS, OREGON
BUCKLES
BELTOGRAMS
FREE!
Give Her
a New Hat
Women'« Evi'liangra—
See Dr. Marks for best glasses, tf Attention I anile«!—
Qf you have something you do not
Watch our south window for bar­
Hiring all kinds of cooked or
gains. Lloyd & Manuel.
59tf baked food to Ye Bargain Shoppe, want, bring it iu and let me «ell It I
J. H. Campbell, ctf Salem, was 515 E St. .Here’s a chance to make or exchange It for something you do
looking after local business matters extra money, small commission want. Fancy work, clothing mid «11
today.
charged. Edna B. Linendoll, mgr. 68 kind« of handicraft, Ve Bargain |
11 is a Gift that. will
Shoppe, 515 E St.
68 '
Watch the windows at the Basket
surely
please, espe­
Grocery for Christmas potted plants Portrait Gift Cerifícate»—
Save a Duo*—
and cut flowers.
6 Off
cially
if
you purchase
Make dandy Christmas Kift».
For the entertainment given by |
Regular price cut In half on Py­ Come in and let us tell you about
it
here,
for
our repu­
ralin at Barnes Jewelry and Gift them. Artcraft Studio, phone 88. «3 Thoma» Elmore iaicy, author ot
tation
for
style
makes
"Sammy" a book well known by
Shop.
63tf
our
Hats
desiivd
by
every
ex-service
man
at
the
(
’
hurt'll
Mrs. L. P. ¡Brown, of Eugene, spent “Say It With Flowers”—
every
well
-
dressed
of
Christ.
December
13.
69
the day In Grants Pass attending to
For Christmas. Phone Mrs. Guy
woman.
business affairs.
Knapp, agent Ashland Greenhouse.
See our eut glass and other glass­ On display at Basket Grocery. 60tf Remus Clinpter Election—
Wednesday. December 1?. Chap­
ware before buying. Lloyd 4- Man­
ter opens at 8 o'clock sharp. Com­
uel.
59tf
panions urged to be present. A. K.
Special Reduction in Prices
Glasses fitted at Letcher A Son's, | Have a I si ugh—
With Lucy at Church of Christ, Brown. H. P.
65
R. A. Cooke, of Hornbrook, spent
69
the day looking after business mat-'3a,uri1a5r nlKht- ,*c' IB-
Telephone or Call Toiliiy—
ters in Grants Pass.
And make au appointment for
Oil!
Me!
Oil!
My!
Phone your orders to Mrs. Guy
What here meets niy eye* A place your Christmas photograph sitting I
Knapp, 346-L or 9-J, agent for Ash-
land greenhouse.
60tf to have my socks mended, all of my at Ralph Pain Studio, phone 181-J.j
Optical goods at Letcher & Son’s. clothes attended, and Oh! Boy! Oh! Sittings anytime, day or evening.
68
T. W. Watson, ot Klamath Falls, Joy! All of my buttons sewed fast. Time ia getting short.
68
Is a business visitor in Grants l*uss Y’e Bargain Shoppe, 515 K St.
Ilnur Thoma« Elmore Lucy-
Every suit ami overcoat tailored to in­
for a short time.
Well known author Impersonator i
See our cut glass and other glass­ Bear Meat lOc to SOc—
dividual measure by the celebrated
City Meat Market. Tomorrow only. cartoonist at Church of Christ Sat­
ware before buying. Lloyd & Man­
house of
urday night, December 15.
69
uel.
59tf
Watch our south window for bar­ Tour Car Is In Danger From Fin*—
>2.00 protects you. Get a ’’Fire laulira—
gains. Lloyd & Manuel.
59tt
Your hat I’ll retrlm, your dresses
Mr. and Mrs. ¡H. E. Burton, ot Paralyser” fire extinguisher today.
Guaranteed Sat ¡^faction
"Williams, are spending the day in Refilled free. Does not deteriorate I’ll alter, your clothing make over,
Grants Pass, doing a little early with age. George S. Barton, Grants for Betty or Jim, I'll save you time
GEO. S. CALHOUN
Pass. Ore.
63 and worry, so hurry, hurry, hurry!
Chri^mas shopping.
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Nineteen Year« laical Dealer
Ye Bargain Shoppe, 515 E St.
68
Buy your gifts of Pyralin Ivory
now at Barnes Jewelry and Gift Big Dividend«—
Colored
paper
at
the
Courier.
Are paid on a small Investment.
shop.
63tf
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Miller have One man received 200 per cent in 3
returned from Portland where they weeks, another 500 per cent in 3
spent several days in attendance at days, What will yours be* Invest
the Oregon Hotel Men’s convention. today. (No losses). "Fire Para-
We use Cleaners Naptha in our lyier" fire extinguishers, 12.00 each.
process of Dry Cleaning. This as­ Drop a postal and get yours now
sures you the best grade work ob­ from Geo. S. Barton, Grants Pasa
TUESDAY — WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY
tainable, free from gasoline odors. Ore. Sole distributor S. W. Ore., and
63
December 11th, 12th. 13th
The Wardrobe Cleaners, 507 E St. Del Norte county, Calif.
Phone 147.
60tf
Mrs. Jennie Moss left yesterday Bear Meat 10c to SOc—
City Meat Market. Tomorrow only.
for Honolulu where she will be met
by her daughter, Miss Jeanette Moss,
Wo Cutch—
who is now teaching on the island
The roguish smile, the pretty dim­
of Maui. Mrs. Moss will spend
ple
of the baby. Wouldn’t that make
Christmas with her daughter, re­
a fine Christmas present’ Lkrtcraft
turning here about February 1.
Studio., Phone 88.
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63
December 15, 1923, Ye Bargain
Shoppe, 515 E street, will open for
Writing paper at the Courier.
business. If you wish to buy, sell,
or exchange clothing, fancy work,
cooked foods or other articles, call;
and I know I can please you, Edna,
B. Linendoll, mgr.
68 j
RIVOLI THEATRE
HICKOK
A family group photograph for
Christmas? Artcraft Studio, phono
88.
63
FREE!!!
A Japanese Tea Set given to the one holding the
Lucky Number on Christinas Eve. One number giv­
en with each $1 purchase of dishes, glassware and
aluminum.
Come in and see our display of dishes and glassware.
LLOYD & MANUEL
COMEDY
“Back to Earth”
Adults 85c
Children 10c
Large Assortment of
Pyralin Ivory
MIRRORS
CLOCKS
PICTURE FRAMES
PIN CUSHIONS
HAIR RECEIVERS
PUFF BOXES
JEWEL BOXES
SOAP BOXES
PERFUME BOTTLES
AND ETC., ETC.
Stationery — boxes and in
pounds.
Box and Bulk Candy.
Cameras $1.00 to $30.00
Perfumes, boxed and in
bulk.
Novels......... ...
85c
Novels, latest
$2.00
Kodak Albums.
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Toilet Sets.
Hair Brushes and Combs.
Ladies’ Vanity Bags.
Ladies’ Hand Bags.
Gents’ Purses and Bill
Folds.
Cigars and Xmas pack­
ages
75c to $2.00 I
Pyralin Ivory Combs,
Hair Brushes, Mirrors.
Harmonicas.
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Boys’ and Girls’ Books.
Children’s Books.
Fountain Pens—
Waterman, Conklin and
Parker
$2.75 and up
Thermos Bottles.
Thermalware Juge.. $5.50
Hold 1 Gallon
Eversharp Pencils.
Christmas Cards and
Booklets.
Djerkiss Toilet Sets.
Hudnuts’ Toilet Sets.
Manicure Sets.
Razors.
Safety Razors.
AND MANY
OTHER ITEMS
Harold Lloyd in “Why Worry”
EXIT WORRY!
ENTER MIRTH I
Hero Harold Is a Rich-Sick-Sheik!
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An Explosion of East Kun
He Makes the Whole World Laugh
Matinee Every Day 2:15
Evenings 7:15 and 9 p. m.
Adults 50c — Children 25c
Advertising Pays—Advertise with the Cornei
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