Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, January 10, 1924, Page 4, Image 4

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    THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1924
GRANTS PASS DAILY COrRIFR
uE FOUR
VITRALITE
PER5SNAL
' local
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General laigan, W. It. C.—
Will hold their regular mooting
Saturday afternoon. There will be
Installation of the newly elected of­
ficers. The G. A. R. and visiting
members of both organizations are
TTtr Invited. A picnic supper will close
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the Installation.
See Dr. Marks for beet glasses, tt Brake« Inspect»! Free—
Ameut's Auto Shop.
Z. N. Agee, of Eugene, arrived
this morning to spend a short time in
the city oil business.
Overhauling—
Reboring. Ameut's Auto Shop, tt
Glasses fitted at Letcher * Son's.
The Ixing Life Enamel
I Mr. and Mrs. I. tl. Hearing, of
I Waldo, were in Grants Pass today Snow on ('niter laike Highway—
There is now about six inches of
i looking after business matters.
Optical goods at Letcher A Son's. snow at McCloud on the Crater Lake
Sohl in White and Tints
highway, states Engineer J. O. Brom­
J. C. Scharff, of Agness. was up lay, who returned from there this
today from the lower Rogue looking morning, Mr. Rromley states that
after business hew».
work on the road is progressing
We use Cleaners Naptha In our rapidly with two steam shovels and
• process of Dry Cleaning. This as- a large number of horses at work.
The WINCHESTER Store
I sures you the best grade work ob-
. tainable, free from gasoline odors,
j The Wartfrobe Cleaners, 507 E St. Important Meeting Tonight—
7:30. at th« Seventh Day Adven­
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♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦A* ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 4 in the wholesale lumber business Phone 14 7.
tist church. All Seventh Day Adven­
Among
the
Willamette
valley
peo-
♦
AIUMT1OXAL LOCAL
*1 since
‘
that time.
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pie in the city today was R. J. Mc- tists come that possibly can.
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
Hall, of Eugene.
Our Wonderful Service—
“Different Meeting" Planned—
Miss Georgia Larson, of the Hat Will Get Treatment—
Now reaches you by mail. Crystal Shop, has left for Portland where she
Gene T. Howell was taken to Port­
The Woodmen of the world have
decided to hold a "different meet­ finish kodak prints for everyone. We will be in the wholesale millinery land this morning for special treat­
ment for various injuries of the
88 house for a few weeks.
ing" at the next convention of the pay postage. Artcraft Studio.
H. A. Whiteneck came up from his spine, pelvis and abdomen, received
lodge on Monday night. A commit­
place on Whiskey Creek, on the low­ while working for the Portland
tee was appointed to figure out some Will Take Annual Hike—
er
Rogue yesterday to spend several Beaver Cement Co. last summer. Mr.
special entertainment features.
The students at the high school
Howell, working on the top of an ore
will take their annual hike tomor­ days attending to business matters
bin which was being constructed of
in
the
city.
Fancy-
row. This is an annual event, in­
logs, was struck in the back by a
Courier
classified
ads
bring
re
­
Cucumbers, spinach, celery, let­ dulged in by all classes while the
timber which was being hoisted by
sults.
tuce. peppers and Dr. Philips grape instructors are spending the day
Don Kearns was in the city today­ means of a steam apparatus, falling
fruit. Truax Grocery.
88 grading examination papers. The ex­
visiting at the home of his parents, some 25 feet to the ground, alight­
aminations are over today and to-
Mr. and Mrs. George Kearns. Mr. ing in a sitting posture. The fall
morrow is a holiday, being the end
Had Severed Conn»tiOii—
Kearns has been attending the Uni­ was made accompanied by several
E. C. Dryburgh, who died in this of the first semester, The boys, on versity of Oregon but has quit his axes and adzes Mrs. Howell and
city recently, was not connected their hike, will start toward Merlin studies to take up a position with the the children will remain In the city.
with the Sugar and White Pine com­ while the girls will take the oppo­ state highway department.
pany at the time of his death, states site direction.
Important Meeting Tonight—
Mrs. Dryburgh. Mr. Dryburgh had.
Notice-
7:30. at the Seventh Day Adven­
severed his connection with the local [ Printed butter wrappers for sale
Athletic section meets Tuesday. tist church. All Seventh Day Adven­
company in June and had engaged at the Courier office.
Jan. 15. at the Epworth hall.
tists come that possibly can.
ROGUE RIVER HARDWARE CO
Hurt While Felling Tree—
William Herman, of Selma, was
quite painfully injured while felling
a tree this week. A piece of steel
from a sledge flew off und hit him
in the face, cutting a gash in hit
cheek and entering the cheek bon«,
An artery was cut and medical aid
was necessary. Mr. Herman is
spending several days here receiving
medlcnl care.
Uunranteed Work—
At reasonable prices.
Auto Shop.
Half Price Sale
Hats—Also a few
('oats and Presses
Mrs. NELLIE NEAS
Ament's
Man Taken From Train-
Waiter Schults, who took advant­
age of the fact that he was a trusty
at the Jacksonville Jail and walked
out of the town Wednesday, was
taken from the train here Wednesday
night by local officers. Word was
sent hero by the Jackson authorities
and Officer Younger and Special
Agent Wood, of the Southern Pacific,
found him on train No. 16. He was
put in Jail for safe keeping until tho
Jackson county officers arrived, He
was being held in Jacksonville for
robbing a store a Rogue River.
New Train Nrhrduli
A new Southern
train
schedule will go Into effect on Sun­
day according Io word received here
by J. M. Isham, local traffic agent,
Four trains ar» affected by the
change. Train No. 53, due hero now
at 1:45 In th» afternoon, will bn
seven minutes Inter, coming at 1:52.
Get Chinese Pheasant»—
This is the southbound train carry­
As a matter of strengthening the
I
ing the Portland papers and mull
breeding stock of pheasants at I th.'
Northbound evening train No. 16.
Oregon state game farms located I at
which now arrives at 7:15, will ar­
Eugene and Corvallis, five crates i of
rive at 8:5« p. in.
Northbound
Chinese pheasants were shipped to
tin* state farm nt Eugene Friday by evening train No. 5 4, which follow­
th» Oregon State Game Commission 'd No. 16 hus been set ahead and will
These birds are of wild native stock now arrive at 7:17 Instead of 7:55.
The northbound Shasta, due here ut
trapped in China and shipped to the I
12:01 will hereafter arrive at 12:05
commission direct from Shanghai on
p.
m.
the Steamer Pawlet that landed at
Portland from the Orient Thursday.
There were 110 birds in the ship­ Brake lJnlng—
By mechanics who
ment. being a part of an order placed
by the commission for 200 birds to Ament's Auto Shop.
be held at the game farms for the
purpose of Introducing new blood in­
to the state's stock of birds from
which distribution is made through­
out the state.
I
at
Mining location notices
Courier office.
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Hlilrts
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»5.00 '■but.
•5.50 Slilrts
94.4ft
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98.00 Shirts
85.15
»<1.50 Shirts
. 83.43
97.00 Shirts
An opportunity to buy (lie bent
shirt nuide nt leno thnn you pay
for ordinary shirts or pnjmnaa.
Real Music
As You Like If
WESLEY BARRY
in
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“THE PRINTER’S
DEVIL”
A story wit li n truc mi venture
stralli ubere "Wee" dues
ci’crytlilng troni runiilng »
printing presa, geltlng thè Itero
out of Jnil, to holding crooks
up in n doublé gun contest.
COMEDY
Snub Pollard
*
In
“365 Days”
Also
JanuarySale
< nothing and
.Men's Furnishings
ÖO7 G St. — (¿ran( a Paun, Ore.
Quick relief
from BUNIONS
Do you suffer the agony of a
tender, swollen bunion? Do
your shoes bulge and soon lose
their shape? You can have
quick relief with Dr. Scholl’s
Bunion Reducer, one of the
many
DfScholls
Rot Comfort Appliances
which have brought relief to thou­
sands of foot suffrrert. We have
these remarkable appliances at our
store. Whatever the form of your
foot trouble, a visit to our foot cemfort
department will indeed reward you.
I
In justice to your feet—
come in now!
C. F. T. Co.
200-211 8. Oth
Holman’s Furniture Store
Matinee every day 2:IS p. m.
i
Evening 7:15 and » p. in.
Adults 35c
Children 10c
Going Tonight
“Scars of Jealousy”
1
Universal All Cast Ranges. The best that, money
< an buy. They cost no more here than cheap steel
ranges.
42-piece Set Dishes ......
$5.50
Linoleum, Inlaid and Print, 6 and 12 feet wide.
Specials to Clean-up Stock
Bed Side Tables, one-third off.
One 52 piece set China, regular $27.50, now $22.00
Art Glass Vases, one-third off.
Iron Bed and Steel Spring, 40 lb. Mattress, only $20
See the Dollar Table.
10 per cent Off on Rag Rugs.
Reduction on all Table Glass.
20 per cent on Pictures.
Special in Pabcolim
60c square yard
Movie Chats
Do yuur own playing! It'
much more fun than to hava othara
do It for you. To go to your OnU
bansen—and actually play—give«
you a real sense of accompltahmant!
i It intoresta- -aatlaflMs! It la one at
thn most delightful expariencen Im­
aginable!
Delightful
beenuao Gulbranxui
I music is so ezpresaivel Ho full of
I fowling—ao full of life—you take a
| personal pride In producing it!
Accenting, for Instance.
That's
important! For in any place you
: play there's a strain of "melody*' you
must pick out and accent properly,
to give It a pleasing rendition.
But. where are the melody notMT
In what part of the keyboard do they
occur? With the ordinary player­
piano that’s a real problem. But by
observing the Melody Indicator— a
simple and convenient little patented
guide—you know where tho melody
noten are, and Just where to accent
them, on the Gulbranson!
Nationally Priced
•420. 949ft, 90OO, 9700
Rowell *9 Piano Hoose
Stanton Rowell, Propr.
January 14th to 19th
Dining Room Sets, 20 per cent off. Walnut 45-inch
table..............
$40.00
See Glass Ware Specials.
Living Room Sets. 3-piece suit in good tapestry
regular $175, now .....
_....
$145.00
See Aluminum Specials.
Breakfast Table and 4 Chairs, unfinished
$12.00
Rainbow Set, special.. .... ........................
.. $27.50
Specials in Good Blankets.
Universal Heaters, best in the world, 20 per cent off
on all models left on hand.
See Our Clean-up Tables of Baskets.
Money saving prices on Bedroom Furniture.
See Specials in Fancy China.
Send this ad aud ten cents to Foley
& Co.. 2*35 Sheffield Ave., Chicago
III., writing your nurne aud addrt:>
clearly. You will receive a ton caul
bottle of FOI.EY'S HONEY AND
TAR COMPOUND for coughs, colds
and hoarseness, also free sample
packages of FoLEY l’Il.l-S. a diure­
tic stimulant for the kidneys, and
FOLEY CATHARTIC TABLETS for
Constipation and liilllouaneaa. These
wi.n.l. rful remedies have helped mil­
lions of people. Try them! Couch's
Pharmacy.
Adv.
how.
Tomorrow
Manhattan
Shirt Sale
JAN. » TO JAN. 8
Cut Tills Out—11 I« Worth .Money
RIVOLI
the
98.00
•3.50
94.00
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know
Important Meet lug Tonlgh
7 30. at till' Seventh Day Adven*
list church. All Seventh Day Adveu-
tlsta coin, that poealbly can.
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GULBRANSEN
The Registering Plano
SHOE SPECIALS—
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
17 pair Girls' Brown nml lllm-k Calf, low rubber heels, lace ahorse,
alwa 24k t<> OH. Regular |l3.7ft-33.0O nt
... ____ 32.PS
1» pnlr Glrla* llrown Cult, low heels, Ince aliocn, sizes 3 to 7, rrjni-
Im- 8!-75, nt
93.9ft
14 I’nir Girls’ Brown <Ulf, low rubber heel, Ince aliocw, Hl era 9(4
to 7, regular 83.33 nt ._ __ .
................. ___ ......... 84.23
IO pnlr L ik II ch ' llrown t'nlf .Military lieel, Ince slioen, r I mw 4 H to
7, regular 83.00 nt
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93.0ft
.MEN’S WORK
GLOVES
Woodward’s
Shoe« for the Family
START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT
Buy your Lumber and Building Material« where you
are assured of Satisfaction, in Quality and Price.
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