Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, December 24, 1923, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY, DFCFMÎlF.R 94, 102.1. GRANT« PAM DAn.Y comrF.R PAGE SIX - I PER5gNrtL LOCAL I < hrUtuuia Turkey Dinner— 50c at Mrs. Vernon Bailey's, 623 K Street. Of Course She Wants a Dress Knights Templar Installallo Mellta Commandery No. 8. K. T.. R. A. Ixxlgc— See Dr. Marks for best glasses, tf will have Installation of officers for Friday night. December 28th, 8 Mrs. N. A. Halt, of Dryden, was a the coming year on Tuesday, January p. m., instead of Wednesday night. shopper at local stores yesterday. All members requested to be present. 8, preceded by a dinner at 6:30. All Every woman always wants Brake lining by mechanics «ho Team work. 76 members of the order are requested a new Dross, so why not know how. Ameut's Auto Shop. 6Stf j to be present with their wives or one make her esiieeially pleased friend. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Mee. of Ap Pruning Bulletin on Hand— l)V giving her one for plegate. were among the Saturday Orc h a rd I st.s are being advised by shoppers tn the city. diiriatinasV Don ’ t Worry- County Agent Herbert Howell that Last minute shoppers have au ad Glasses fitted at Letcher A Son's. tho county agent's office is In re H. Richardson was a visitor in the j ceipt of pruning bulletin Issued by vantage in purchasing gifts for men Prices to please all. city the last of the week attending to Clayton L. Long, of the extension at "Jim's Toggery." Thia stock is business matters. service of the Oregon Agricultural new and clean. It offers many useful gifts that will be appreciated. Your Give repair work for Christmas. college. worries will soon be over It you shop Ament's Auto Shop. 6Stf here. Store open evenings until Mrs. E. Caldwell and Mrs. Grace | Eleventh Hour— Christinas. Beautifully packed box of choco Bush, of Rogue River, were Satur 75 lates at the Bonbonniere. day shoppers in Grants Pass. Stale Master Coming- Guaranteed work at reasonable State Master Palmiter, A GOOD GIFT prices. Ament's Auto Shop. 68tf Campaign Soon to Start— grange, will be In Grants Pass Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Deiss, of Mer The land settlement campaign by Merchandise certificate in payment of January 1 to attend tho annual New lin. were among the Christmas shop the state Chamber of Commerce will -or payment on—Suit or Overcoat Year's meeting of the Pomona pers at the local stores today. be started soon, according to word grange. It Is also possible that tailored bv Special bargains in pocket knives received by the local chamber. Data will remain over to attend the at Cramer Bros. 74 from this section is being sought as stallatlon of the officers of Fannie Borchert has arrived from 11 one of the districts which will be Rogue River Valley Grange on Jan Portland to spend the Christmas I benefited by the campaign. uary 5. The membership drive of holidays in the city. the grange also ends on that night. GEO. S. CALHOUN Ezy-whip Bowls 60c. Rogue River The Boubonnlere— Nineteen Years laical Dealer Hardware Co. 7 4 72tf Extra assorted glace fruit. *25 Reward— E. A. Murphy has arrived front Is offered for information leading Kelso. Wash., and will be in Grants It's Not Too Late— to the arrest and conviction of those Pass over Christmas. To order Christmas cards with guilty of transmitting radio signals Have the valves ground and motor your own name printed In; 25 at 14 without a license (spark coll, etc.) tuned for Christmas. Ament’s Auto i and up. Courier office. 75 R. It. V. Radio Club. Shop. 6Stf Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Hussey. Hussey, of S. A. Tree Tonight— Holiday Races— Merlin, were attending to their The Salvation Army Starting at 1:15 p. tn. promptly CTTie 5005005 great heart has Christmas shopping at local stores '* /z-trz'r/'NHzin nz-\ A\r»n___ every day, Dec. 25. 26, 27. At the their Christmas tree and program forq often no one— today. Fair Grounds. 75 tonight In their hall, beginning at Optical goods at Letcher & Son's. Thouqh qarret or hut be his Santa 8 p. m., at 405 G street. Mrs. Dana and Mrs. J. A. Thomas I" Claus Is expected to be present and place. Dance. Dance, Dance — expect to leave in the morning for Where, Where, Where. Kerby has given assurance that he will have San Francisco for the holiday sea The feet of Good Cheer his Hall. Dec. 25th. 75 a little token for every child pres son. ent. The Salvation Army delivered pathway has found. > Overhauling, reborlng. Ament's; their Christmas baskets to the needy To qive with a plenteous Auto Shop. 63tf Smith's Racket Sion'— homes in the city today Everybody Will be open Christmas day until Jack and Margaret Thomas have qrace. is invited to attend the tree tonight. 75 arrived from Jefferson to spend the 12 o'clock noon. Christmas holidays at the home of Many Attend Meetin For Your Winter's Supply— Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Cornell. The Saturday night meeting Ament's Of apples we recommend New- the Rogue River Valley Grange was Brakes inspected free. For the Holidays 68tf towns or Chelan. Auto Shop. attended by some 125 people. The Tom Galvin has returned from Spitxenburg. Delicious. Jonothan. affair was the Christmas basket sup Trinidad where he has been spend Waggoner, At prices direct from per. After the supper the smaller ing the past few months and will grower to consumer. Ore. Growers children gave their part of the pro spend Christmas at home. ¡Pack. Corp. 68tf gram which consisted of songs and | We use Cleaners Naptha in our TO OUR MANY CUSTOMERS speaking. The older boys and girls process of Dry Cleaning, This as- Metal Christmas Seals— then gave a play followed by a num AND FRIENDS sures you the best grade work ob- Tho kind that sticks, 15c per Pkg. ber of selections, one of which was u tainablo, free from gasoline' odors. I of 15. Courier office. 75 Swiss song by a Swiss girl and an — We wish y<>u A Merry < ’liristinas, (lootl Health, The Wardrobe Cleaners, 507 E St. other was an Indian dunce by "Mona Phone 147. 60tf The Courier for Cbristnias— Great llappinesH and Good Fortune in the New Year Darkfeather ” After the program Mrs. Laura Thomas Gunnell has : No gift would be more appreciat- part, the floor ifraS cleared and returned from Crescent City where I ed than the dally visits of the Courier dancing enjoyed until midnight, with she is teaching in the high school throughout the year; 36 pays the bill. the music furnished by the Nlel- and will spend the holidays with son orcheatra. friends here. End I'p Your Christmas— Gifts for every need Misses Augusta and Gertrude Par By taking in the dance at Kerby We Request "TH* HOME OF GOOD FURNITURE" 7 5c and up ker have arrived home for tile hall, Dee. 25. 75 Radio owners with regenerative Christmas holidays. Miss Augusta sets to be more careful in tuning as Parker is teaching school at Klam- Have— I’rlnttng that pleases—Courier. a set In occllatlon Is a transmitter ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Ath Falls and Miss Gertrude Parker Your Christmas box wrapped free and preVents your neighbor from en ADDITIONAL IXK1AL is employed in the Medford schools. of charge for mailing at the Don- Will Print Articles— ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ joying concerts. Radio bonniere. 75 Club A letter from the Union Pacific Fined for Assault- railroad company to the Chamber of The Bonbonniere— Charles Click appeared In the Commerce, states that the articles Fancy packed boxes of chocolate tice court this morning and paid a on the Caves and on tho southern cherries. fine of 350 for assault and battery, ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ 4 Soil Survey Received Oregon country, recently submitted the charge having been preferred by ♦ • The Chamber of Commerce ♦ ADDITIONAL LOCAL Holiday Races . with a number of pictures of hunt Roliert Dobbie, following an alter ♦ ♦♦ been notified that 500 copies of the Starting at 1:15 p. m. promptly ing and fishing scenes here, will be cation last Saturday morning. Josephine county soil survey are be every day, Dec. 25, 26, 27. At the printed In full in their recreation New Sign Installed— ing forwarded for distribution in the Fair Grounds. Writing paper at the Courier. folder. A new electric sign ha3 been county. The survey shows the dif placed over the Truax grocery. The ferent soils of the entire county and sign was erected by C. H. Ernst, hav is regarded as excellent. People de nui ko somebody ing been designed and made by Mr. siring them may leave their names Ernst. with the secretary of the chamber. with oue or more of the following Today at Rowell’s Colored paper at the Courier. Orders Are Filled— Sufficient orders for Sodatol, the Fancy Vests Shirts No Courier Tomorrow— government explosive, have been ob Sweater Coata Collars There will be no Courier tomor tained to fill the car and orders will PaJauiiM MERRY’ Hox row, the Courier employes itelng giv be closed on Wednesday or Thursday Handkerchiefs CHRIHTMAH Ties en an opportunity to spend the holi of this week. So far 26,000 pounds Gloves TO Garters day at home. have been ordered but orders up to Underwear ALL I 40,000 will be filled in the carload. Bath Robes Slippers Services at St. Luke's— The demonstration in the Illinois val Christmas communion will be cele ley on Saturday was a complete suc Hurdu or Hatlu brated Wednesday morning at 10 cess. A total of 160 farmers Pumps Tonight o'clock in St. Luke's (Episcopal) tended the three demonstrations. and church. Rev. Philip K. Hammond, Hhoee for the Family of Ashland, will be the celebrant. Writing paper at the Courier. A 00 % Leather Mrs. NELLIE NEAS êrru Christinas lo AU Harper & Son Let Our Window Relieve You Worry lELMER’S BARNES’ Jewelry and Gift Shop HAPPY Gins New Brunswick Records RIVOLI Woodward’s "J ■ C. F. T. CO MERRY CHRISTMAS 20» ( lothing awl Men's Furnishings Tomorrow Grants Pasa, Ore. South Sixth St. Graute Paas, Ore. SHINGLES LUMBER WINDSHIELDS ROOFING PAPER PLASTER AND CEMENT WINDOWS AND DOORS Couch’s Pharmacy TO ALL Harry E. Couch, Prop. GRANT« PAHH, OREGON A. L. ENGLEDOW, DRYGOODS FREE! CHRISTMAS MORNING MATINEE Fine Assortment of Books Reprints 85c. Photo Albums. Burgess Books for Children. Painting and DrawiHg Books. Oz Books. Fairy Tales. Veter Rabbit Books. Paper Books. Cloth Books. l»:8O a. m. FOR CHILDREN Special Picture Programme RIVOLI THEATRE CLEMENS Sella Drugs and Books The story of a delightful Why Not WHITMAN BOX CANDIEH 50c, 80 c, *1.00, *1.50, *8.00 Dumb-Belle ‘•Connle” knows you love laugh nt the discomfiture others, so she made this give you a treat. to of to ANSCO CAMERA« Boxes gj.OO, *8.00, *4.00 Folding *11.00 and up WE PUT IN WINDSHIELD!* CHRISTMAS GREETINGS By Your Favorite FOR TALKING MACHINES "God Blesa Us All,” by Wilbur D. Nesbit. "Christmas Greetings,” by Bebo Daniels. “Christmas In Hollywood,” by Hhirloy Mason. "The 28d Psalm," by William Jennings Bryan. "The Dream of the World," l>y Meredith Nicholson. Don’t Miss It! Matinee every day 2:15 Evening 7:15 and 9 p. m. Adults 35c Children 10c THREE C’S LUMBER CO I TRY THE TRUAX GRIMIER Y FIRST EACH «ELECTION BACKED BY APPROPRIATE NUMBER. The Music and Photo House Stanton Rowell, Prop.