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WEDNESDAY, JANÜARY All ,H>34,
GRVNT8 PASS DAILY OOI'RIER
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Brakes Inspected Free
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Pruning' Tools
Ament's Auto Shop.
PERSONAL "Í LOCAL
E. Smith, of Powers, spent the day i When Better Automobile»—
iu Grauts Pass.
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Are built Buick will build them, tf
See Dr. Marks for best glasses, tf
George Sorenson, of this city, was Community Hall Talked—
Resident* of Merlin met Tuesday
a recent business visitor in Medford.
HAND PRUNERS
Glasses fitted at Letcher A Son'*. night and talked over plans for the
PRUNING SHEARS
V. A. Davis, of Rogue River, spent community hall which is being given
Tuesday attending to business mat­ considerable attention at this time.
PRUNING SAWS
They adopted by-law» and discussed
ters In Medford.
Opti«al goods at Letcher A Son’*. the proposition, setting next Tuesday
B. L. Barry, of Medford, spent the night for the meetiug at which offi­
Our Stock Is Complete
day attending to business affairs cers will be elected. T. W. Barber
is temporary chairman of the organ­
here.
ROGUE RIVER HARDWARE CO.
L. H. Spring, of Eugene, was isation. They are planning to riti**
among the Willamette valley people $550.
The WINCHESTER Store
in the city today.
Guarantees! Work—
C. H. Howard, of Yreka, was at-
At reasonable prices.
Ament's
• tending to business matters yester­
Auto Shop.
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day in Grants Pass.
J. G. Bromley, resident highway
engineer, went to Medford today to Norton Has Returned—
II. D. Norton returned this morn-
attend to business matters.
J. A. Denn, of Roseburg, was here ing from Portland where he was in
today on business. He attended.the attendance at the funeral services
And Very Good Ones, Too
for Dr. Sherman Loughridge. On his
Rotary club banquet at the Oxford
return he stopped at Salem to con­
IN
last night.
fer with the highway department
Miss Marion Lawrence, who has
and
R. A. Booth in regard to the
been the guest here for the past 10
Redwood highway. He reports that
days
of
Mrs.
H.
B.
Howell,
left
yes
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Registering
terday for her home at Bend. She despite the fact that very little has
been said regarding this project by
stopped in Roseburg yesterday for a
the commission they still have it well
short visit.
in miud and the route Is not being
J. E. Fahey has arrived from Ritz­
forgotten. He assures people here
Largest Assortment of Values in Oregon
ville, Wash., and will make his home
that there Is no reason for worry.
' in this city, if he finds everything to
suit
him.
He
will
remain
here
dur
­
ROWELL’S PIANO HOUSE
ing the summer, at least. He was
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212-214 South Sixth St.
Grants Pass, Ore.
interested in this country through
the Chicago Land Company.
Hott Injuns! in Accident—
Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Blanchard
William Hott, an employe of the
and Mrs. Sherman Laughridge ar­
California Oregon Power company,
rived this morning from Portland was injured this morning when the
where they have been for the funeral | ¡car In which he was riding went off
of Dr. Loughridge. ] Mr. and Mrs.
the grade near Pleasant Valley. He
Blanchard will remain here for sev-
was taken to the Good Samaritan
eral days.
hospital
where an examination show­
Earl and Wilson and Greenhood, in Broadcloth,
Charles Oglesby and family arriv- ed two fractured ribs. George Stid­
Madras, or Percale, New Stripes and Solid Colors.
ed this morning from Ashland, ex­
ham. also a Copco employe, was rid­
pecting to make their home in Grants ing in the car at the time but was
Pass. Mr. Oglesby went'to Ashland uninjured. The accident happened
E & W Send Soft
over a year ago but decided that this when they turned out to pass another
Collars
was the only place he could really
car and in attempting to get back on
call “home.” He expects to enter the pavement skilled over the bank,
Shoes for the Family
I business here.
the car going over on its side. It
Mrs. Bertha Jackson returned yes- happened at about 9 o'clock this
| terday morning from a short vacation morning.
trip to Portland. She also stopped •
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in Cottage Grove, Eugene and Grants I
OBITUARY
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I Pass visiting friends and declare she
could have stayed a full month. Mrs.
George Webster Kenyon
Jackson is proprietress of the Needle­
George Webster Kenyon, the be­
craft Shop.—Ashland Tidings.
We use Cleaners Naptha in our loved son of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Ken­
Lumber, Sash and Doors, Glass,
process of Dry Cleaning. This as- yon, passed aWay January 26, 1924.
sures you the best grade work ob- He was born in Rice County, Kansas.
Cement, Plaster, Lime, Brick
January 23. 1892, being at the time
tainable, free from gasoline odors.
of his death 3 2 yenrs, three days of
The Wardrobe Cleaners, 507 E St.
Phone 147.
6otf age. He came to Oregon with his
We Put in Windshields
Max Tuffs, well known merchant parents December 24, isoi, where
| of the Kerby section on the road he has resided since. He has been
between here and Grants Pass, was In poor health for the past 17 years.
here last week on business. It is He lived for the good of others and
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Honor Roll Given—
Notice—
reported that Mr. Tuffs is negotiat­ will be greatly missed by all who
The Lone Pine school, District 31,
All officers and members of Paran ing for the purchase of a large mer­ knew him.
He leaves to mourn his loss, his
has sent in its honor roll for Decem­ Encampment No. 29 are requested cantile establishment in the Smith
ber and January. This month finds to be at Odd Fellows hall Friday ' River valley.—Del Norte Triplicate. parents, two brothers, and three sis­
ters: Roy Kenyon of Roseburg, Ella
a greatly increased num'ier of names evening. There will be R. P. degree
Colvig, Itrice Witters, Ruby Wine­
on the roll.
In December, Stella work and lunch. By order of C. P. Overhauling—
Moomaw, Annie Wiscarver, Velma W. E. McBride. B. A. Williams,
Reboring. Ament's Auto Shop, tf trout, and Bea Kenyon, all of thia
city.
McFadden, Minnie Wiscarver, Stella scribe.
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Moomaw had succeeded in getting
.Ashland Plays Here—
RESOLUTIONS
their names on the coveted list.
Colored paper at the Courier.
The Ashland high school girls’
basketball team will come here on
Since last we met together our
I Friday night to meet the locals in
ranks have again been invaded by the
the second game of the season, the
Silent Messenger, and we are called
¡two teams having clashed last Sat­
upon to mourn the departure of our
urday night at Ashland. The first
Brother, Dr. S. Loughridge; and
game resulted in a 17-16 score for
Whereas this lodge has lost a
Ashland but the result was in doubt
faithful member, and his family has
until the very last minute of play.
lost a kind and devoted husband and
The two teams were evenly matched
New Patterns and St vies
father, therefore be It resolved;
and gave an excellent exhibition of
That our Charter be draped for a
At $1.50 and up at
basketball. The game Friday night
period of thirty days In his memory,
will be played at the Epworth hall
and a copy of these resolutions be
here.
sent to his sorrowing family, and a
BARNES’ JEWELERY AND GIFT SHOP
copy be spread upon our minutes,
Before You Buy—
and a copy be sent to the Pacific Odd-
Look up Ole’s Tire Shsp for tires
Fellow for publication.
and tubes.
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Fraternally submitted:
IDA COON,
The Annual Meeting—
ALVIDIA McINTYRE,
Of the stockholders of the Grants
JOSEPHINE ISHAM,
Pass Fruit Association will be held
Committee.
Monday, February 4, at 8 p. m. at
the courthouse. G. S. Eaton, See. 05
Yes! We Have SOME Pianos
GULBRANSEN
PLAYERS
UPRIGHTS
Men’s Dress Shirts
Woodward’s
s Lumber Co.
Bracelets are now a Necessity
HALF PRICE SALE
Saturday, Feb. 2nd
Children’s medium and heavy Brown and Black
No, Jim’s Toggery
Didn’t Furnish the
Cavemen’s Uniforms
Burglars at Merlin—
Burglars at Merlin Tuesday night
received »cant reward for their vf-
fords. They went through the Merlin
hotel and turned everything over
hunting for money. The rugs were
torn up. bedding disarranged and I
every possible hiding place of money i
ransacked. They then went to the
William Hanner store but were evi­
dently frightened away from there
by the dog which had been left In­
side. The Bagley confectionery was
entered and cigarettes, enndy and
other articles taken. The burglars
selected a time at which all the Mer­
lin residents wore attending a meet­
ing for the discussion of community
house 01ans.
Early Spring Models
HATS. COATS
AND DRESSES
Mrs. NELLIE NEAS
Plats of Grants l'ara—
Blue prints 11.50; blue line prints,
11.75. Courier office.
Brake I doing—
By mechanics who
Atueut’s Auto Shop.
know
Caiifomian Invents Sun Furnace
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our »incore
thanks to our many friends
many beautiful floral offerings
all services rendered through
death of our beloved
brother.
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. . Kenyon.
Mr. aud Mrs. Roy 1 Kenyon.
Ella Colvig.
Mr. and Mrs. Milo Witters.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Winetrout.
Bea Kenyon.
St. Valentine’s Day
February 14th
We have a nice new selection
for the Kiddles
LAt'E VALENTINES
PosTI 1ICI1S
HEARTS and
COMIC'S
CLEMENS
Dr. William Thomas of Hollywood. Cal, I» shown nboie demonstrating
* sun furnuce he bns Invented which generates heat of 0.210 degree». The
Jevlcc, n wooden structure, resembles n gigantic cradle and coutalus an
trraugeiuent of long mirrors which throw tl>u .1111'» rays on a »pot »lx
inches square. In the photograph Dr. Thomas Is holding a »beet of lead
through which holes were burned.
Sells Drugs and Books
• 33U QimaHL
Advertising Pays—Advertise with the Couriei
ss
Do You Like Good Jokes and
Singing ?
Then Attend the
Cavemen’s
CLEVER CAPERS
/
OF 1924
TONIGHT
Couch’s Pharmacy
Harry E. Couch, Pror.
GRANTS PASS, OREGON
A WHOLE EVENING OF CLEAN COMEDY
See Them on
STOCKINGS
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January 30 and 31
Larger Sizes Only
at
FOR EACH PAIR BOUGHT AT REGULAR
PRICE YOU MAY HAVE ANOTHER PAIR AT
HALF PRICE.
Cavemen’s
For Colds
San Tox Cold Tablets
25c
These are
Buster Brown Hose
You All Know Them
GET YOURS AT HALF PRICE
C. F. T. Co
209-211 South Sixth
Phone 139-R
Capers
at the
Rivoli Theatre
Heat Hale Now On
This Space Donated by
Jim’s Toggery
Rivoli Theatre
San Tox Pine Balsm
50c
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RUN KIHT ORANGES and
FLORIDA GRAPE FRUIT
General Admission 77c,
Plus 8c war tax
Total 85c
THE TRUAX GROCERY
r
Curtain
8:15
Student Admission 50c,
Plus 5c war tax,
Total 55c