MONDAY, DECEMBER tt, tt»M. GRANTS TASS PAÎI.T COlTHKR PAGE TIGHT PÁlNfS^^^F.IMSHES . PERSONAL . EHsaltetli Meswnger Wed»—- The announcements of tho wed­ ding of Miss Elisabeth M esslnger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver residents of Messtnxer, fermer Grants Pass, have been received Copco Has Party- Local employes of the California here. »lie was married on Saturday, Oregon Power company will drive to December 23. to Jacob Hauer. They Medford tonight to attend the Cop­ will make their home nt Arcata. k. i co New Year's party, which will be CloM-tl All Dey— held at St. Marks Guild Hall. January 1, City Market. LOQÆL I * T-------- -- See Dr Marks for best glasses tf QUALI 'J./"' • D. II. Woodcock, of this city, is a business visitor in Portland for a i few days. V. A. Davis, of Rogue River, spent ■the week end attending to business matters in Grants Pass. Glasses tltteu al Letcher A Son's Box Candy— ........ California Ila» Fund D. C. Corbett, of Eugene, was look­ For .New Years at lloruing's Shaclt California has funds on hand now ing after business matters in Grants 80 for the construction of the units of Pas:- today. tho Redwood highway north of Eu­ Mr. and Mrs. Bert Stancliff. of Attend New Year's Dant*«»— reka to connect up with th»» work be­ Medford, were among the Sunday A large number of local young ing done on the Oregon aide. This vis.tors in Grants Pass. A. B. Davis, manager of the Eagle people are making the trip tonight announcement was recently made by Pine company, left Saturday night to Medford to attend the big New the state highway engineer of Cali­ : for Portland to spend several days Year's party at the Oriental Hall- fornia. Construction work on var­ rooms, The affair is said to be one ious trunk line highways, classed as ou business.* Hunting and fishing licenses is- of the best dances of the season. The primary roads, will coat many mil­ sued at the Winchester Store. Rogue iocal Jewel orchestra furnishes the lions of d.illara during tho coining year, the r . is tax being used to raise River Hardware Co. 82 music. funds. H. L. Bromley, district manager The Bonbonniere — of the California Oregon Power com­ Fancy packed boxes of chocolate Bruîtes Inspected Free- pany was a Saturday business visit­ Ament's Auto Shop eherrius. 72tf or in Medford. Rev. Robert McLean has returned Boosts the tTinint* from Los Angeies where he spent the WIH Moore Coining— A boost tor the Grants Pass cli­ Christmas holidays with his son. Will H. Moore, state fire mar­ Robert N. McLean. The WINCHESTER Stori shal. und Jay Stevens, manager of mate is given by Miss Elsie Neave, a Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Knapp have re­ the Pacific division of the National local teacher at the state convention The Oregonian says: turned from Portland where they Vnderwrlters association, will make in Portland spent a week at a conference of the a fire prevention trip through Ore- "The climale of Grants I'st what salesmen of the Allen & Lewis Co. gon next week. On January 7 they ever it may be. has been efficiently Mrs. Ella H. Bromley returned to will be at Grants Pass. January S ut advertised during the convention by her home in this city Saturday after Ashland. January 9 at MedfoTd und Miss E. -M. Neave, whose answer to the inquiry as to whence she halls several months visiting with her iJanuary 10, at Roseburg. Invariably is Grants I’ass-lt's-the- daughter. Mrs. E. H Thompson, of climate. The fact that Miss Ne*< < Los Angeles. For Your W liter's Su: ply— s abundantly blessed with smiles Optu-al gooor ai Letcher * Son's Of apples we recommend Now and dimples and a peaohes-und- E. H. MacDaniels will he in Port- towns or Chelae For tue Holiday» The Harding Memorial Assoc la - land the middle of the week to meet Spilzenburg. Delicious, Jonothan cream complexion gives what mi,..,t tion with headquarters at Washing- with the forest supervisors from oth- Waggoner, At prices direct fron be called punch to the Grants Tass ton. D. C., is headed by President er forests to take up the forest pro- grower to consumer. Oro. Grower- slogan. Coolidge and all the members of his gram for 1924. Pack. Corp. 68ti Miss Doris Dean has left for San Knights of Pythias— cabinet, and an incorporation of re­ Important meeting Tuesday night. sponsible men has been formed for Jose where she will again take up her Inst Day for Applications— ’anuary 1. C. C. Howard, C. C. 80 the purpose of building a Harding studies at the state teachers' college This is the lust day that applica- after spending the holidays at the Memorial. tions fdr the state soldier bonus or Notice of Meeting— home of her mother, Mrs. T. Y. Dean. It embraces the three purposes of: lean can lie mude. Those who have Courier classified ads The Josephine County Racing As­ First—Acquiring the Harding not made application by 5 o'clock to­ suits. sociation will hold their annual home with the grounds, the same to night will lose their rights for such meeting at the courthouse on Wed­ Mrs. Philip Twohy left this morn- ! be kept always as archives for the applications. The loans do not need ing for Portland after a visit here nesday. January 2, at which the nom­ books, papers, speeches, etc., of the to be called for until 1927 but in or­ ination of officers will South Sixth St. be made, with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. late President Warren G. Harding: der to reserve the right for the loan 'iiarles Gordon, Socy. Giants Pass, Ore. Wil-on. She will spend several days 80 Second—Establishing a chair in in Portland and then Join Mr. Twohy the veteran must file his application -ome university to be determined, in Longview, where they are making Many Inquiries Received— devoted to statesmanship, diplomacy their home. New Year's Duck Dinner— With only the announcement of and international law. Price 50c at Mrs. Vernon Bailey's, he proposed development of the Get your 1924 hunting and fish­ 80 Chicago Land company having been Third—Also of building a mauso­ ing licenses at Rogue River Hard­ 623 K St. leum and monument in which shall ware Co. made, inquiries have already begun 82 rest the lemains of the late presi­ to arrive at the River Hanks Farms. Mr. and Mrs. Earle E. Voorhfes »lairied A: Klamath— dent. and ultimately those of Mrs. will leave tomorrow afternoon for Mrs. L. Beagle has received word i part of the Leonard Estate. Peo- Harding. San Francisco where Mr. Voorhies is rrom her daughter, Gladys Beagle, >le from all parts of the state are This enterprise calls for three mil- on the copy desk for the Chronicle. from Klasnath Falls, that she wa: writing here to find out all of the J1IARIE8 lion dollars, $50,0’J0 of which has Mrs. Voorhies has been here several married on Christmas eve to 'Harolu proposed development and of the ad­ I.INE-A-DAY BOOKS been assigned to the state of Oregon weeks during the illness of her moth­ Robinson. Both the newly weds art vantages which accrue to the real- CORRESPONDENCE CARDS er. Mrs. Clara Gfesler. who passed well known in Grants Pass, the lent of the Rogue valley. The let- I as Its cuota. NEW TEARS POST CARDS away last week. Mr. Voorhies came groom having left here a short time •*rs are being held for an answer by President Harding's last weeks of NEW YEARS GREETING to attend the funeral services. ago. He is now In the taxi buslnes.- J. W. Lucas, sales manager of the I activities were spent on the Pacific CARDS. Legal blanks of ali kinds at the In Klamath Falls where he und Mrs company, who is expected to arrive Coast, and the people grew to Ipye here tomorrow. Offices will I m » open­ Robinson will make their home. 100 N. Gth Ave. ■ him for his splendid character and Tonrler office ed and actual development work Mr. and Mrs. Niel R. Allen return­ : his high ideals, and also to admire, itarted within the next week or so, ed this morning from Paio Alto respect and love Mrs. Harding for Guaranteed \\ ork— it is now expected. Interest Is be­ where they spent the Christmas holi­ her womauiy qualities. At reasonable prices. Ament's ing directed to Grants Pass i through days with Mrs. Allen's parents, Mr. Auto Shop. 77tf Che development of the It is desired that voluntary con­ irrigated and Mrs. George Carey. Mr. Allen tributions shall be made to this fund, Neil» Drugs und lkM>ka lands within the irrigation i disi I h I reports that there is a business boom The Bonlionuiere— and that a very great many people In San Francisco at the present time Extra assorted glace fruit. 72tf should participate in it, that all may Minlng location notices with the city spreading down the have a tangible interest in the enter­ Courier office. peninsula. prise afoot. We use Cleaners Naptha In our Power Company Aids— Contributions may be sent to B. The electric power was shut off process of Dry Cleaning. This as- F. Mulkey, state chairman of t tu­ for a short time early Sunday morn­ sures -you the best grade work ob- Harding Memorial Association tor tainable, free from gasoline odors. ing from 5:30 to 6:30 o'clock, dur­ the state of Oregon. Suite 403 Cor­ The Wardrobe Cleaners, 507 E St. ing which time the Copco ere» bett Building. Portland. Oregon, or Phone 147. 60tf changed a number of high tension they may be sent direct to headquar­ Dave Hayes and Miss Lucille insulators in the city. This step was ters at 1414 F Street NW.. Washing­ Hayes returned last night from taken by the local Copco manage­ ton. D. C. Dunsmuir, having accompanied Mrs. ment in order to assist the members :I, Yovttg New Year. tube not Between the 6th and 16th of Jan­ these thin?s in™ roe---- - Hayes and Miss Eunice Hayes that of the Grants Pass division of the The olden faiths; tiro shining uary, 1921, a drive will be made in far on their trip into Southern Cali- Rogue River Valley Radio club in the several counties of this state to loyalty fornia. They ran into a snow storm checking up and eliminating all un­ Of friends the long ar.d secure the funds, but meanwhile, on the Siskiyous coming back and necessary interference. Members of searching years have proved—■ and during that time, it is.hoped went through about eight inches of the radio club spent several nights The glowing hearthhres, and the that a large number of people will books I loved; snow. The trip down was made checking up on the leaky insulators All wonted kindness and welcoming. respond of their owa initiative. without difficulty. and believe that all power leaks In All safe, hard*trodden paths to which Governor Walter M. Pierce is tak­ the city have been eliminated I I cling, ing an active interest in this Hard­ Scratch Pad»— through the cooperation of the Oh, Glad New Year, blithe with the ing Memorial enterprise, and has is­ Ail kinds of paper and cut to size power company. thrill of spring— Leave me the weys that were my sued a proclamation calling upon the you want—10c lb. various churches of the state to say comforting! Brake Lining— ^Boston Transcript. something commendatory to this CARI» OF THANKS By mechanics who know bow. Picture a beautiful Gulbransen in movement on Sunday, January 6th. Ament ’s Auto Shop. 77tf your home, and you playing it! Printed butter wrappers for sale The movement for the Memorial is We wish to thank all those who BO at the Courier office. non-partisan, and all persons who kindly assisted during the recent ill­ Picture yourself playing, through Westinghouse Mazda I^irnps— desire to perpetuate the name and ness and passing of our beloved the pedals, with the ''touch” of a mu­ Up to 60-watt, .32c at Clevenger’» sician I memory of a president who verily father, and also for the beautiful Electric Store. 76tf yielded his life in conscientious dis­ floral offerings. Picture the keys jiolng pressed charge of tho tasks of president of I I down, as in band playing! Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Johnson and Cavemen Will Initiate all the people, are earnestly request­ Family. Pressed down, not knocked down. 1 The first Initiation of Cavemen ed to contribute to Harding i Mrs. Laura Honnold. one of the secrets of Oul- with the new initiation ceremony will There's Memorial branson superiority. It remove: all Mr. Ottis E. Shriner. be held on Thursday. The meeting suggestion of the mechanical . *1 place of tlio organization has been gives you real, Intimate, personally- changed on this occasion to the Jo­ produced music, full of genuine ex­ pression. sephine hotel. Several barbarous Because the Gulbransen Is a Regis­ forms of torture have been devised for the initiation of the three novices tering Plano, registering your exuet touch and expression—because it is who were recently granted the oppor­ different from any player-piano you tunity of showing their ability to have ever known—because It is so perform the functions of the Cave- remarkably easy to pedal—your first men. Those who survive the ordeal delight will develop Into continued, year-after-year interest. will become fully accredited Cave- White House Mutici »700; Connty inen. Scat Model »OOO; Suburban Model, Put Your Best Foot Forward and Show *-10«; Community Model, »120. A Brand New Idnc— the IForld You Are a Real Optimist Of photographs and mountings never before shown In Grants Pass, Stanton Rowell, Propr. is being shown by the Artcraft Stu­ dio. Come in and see our now style/,. You'll like them. Artcraft Studio, Phone 88. 80 Tho Registering Piano . .• 3 New Heaping Measure of Pleasure— with the Gulbransen Must Get License-»— | Mining location notices Today is tho last day of the year * ourlor office. for hunting or fishing under the 1923 licenses, and tho new state llcelfiiea must be obtninod by sportsmen for use during the new year. The license foe for a person over 18 years old. for limiting or angling is 13 each, or 15 for u combination hunting und fishing license, for Oregon residents, or 1!» for a hunting license for a non-stat e resident, who must also pay >3 for a fishing license How- over, 11.50 each Is tho cost of a li­ en se for u person who resides In the state between the ages of 14 and 18 years i Couch’s Pharmacy Hany E. Couch, Prop. GRANTS PASS. OREGON We < arry Miller Brand Hot Water Bottles Syringes St, »1.7«, »2.40, »2.7«. S«.«O FIRST B 'TP rs. ’T *• Photograph Albums Put your Christinas Store in permanent form by mounting in an album, leather Covers - - 60c and up Cloth Covers ... 35c and up All sizes The Music and Photo House Htniifoii Ituwrll. Prop. 16 - OVERCOATS -16 At Greatly Reduced Prices TOGGERY Buy Here and Save Money Other Specials New Brunswick Records START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT Today at Rowell’s Buy your Lumber and Building Materials where von are assured of Satisfaction, in Quality and Price. Rowell’s Piano House GULBRANSEN First National Bank of Southern Oregon Overhauling— Rehoring. Ament's Auto Shop, tf THREE C’S LUMBER CO WE PI T IN WINDSHIELDS Woodward Thanks file Patron» of the Store for past favor» and wishes them A Prosperous New Year