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Residence 1* (bang««!—
PER52NAL
LOCAL
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Llewellyn an­
nounce that they have moved from:
J street to 1076 North Ninth end I
will be at home to their friends after!
May I.
LUXITE
HOSIERY
NEW SII IDI 'S
Mrs. W. A. Fischer«, of Glendale, Tonight at ill«' Baptist Ctiunli—
Antique. Log Cabin, Alrdalc, thtrr. Belge, Sponge and Fawn,
Karl Cochran will sing and speak
spent the day visiting in Grants Pass.
«1.00 to
Silk
Bl Forty Hhad«*t of Real Silk-
Optical goods at Letcher A Son's. on "The World vs the Soul."
7.V and
Silk
and
Lisle
Guaranteed hosiery, at Ye Bargain*
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Manning left
Shoppe, 515 Fl street, near Sixth. 84 I
today for Provolt where they will Chinook* Taking Hol«*—
spend a week.
The Chinooks have started taking!
Ayrshire Milk Best when produced hold in good shape. Yesterday five)
by C. J. Parker and sold by Rogue of the big fellows were caught at the Will Give March Frolic—
The Parent-Teacher*' Association :
Valley Creamery.
84 dam and about 14 were lost by the
of
the Lincoln school has planned a j
Mrs. 8. Messinger, of Provolt, fishermen. A large run I* now on
March Frolic program for tomorrow
in
the
Itogue
and
sportsmen
are
spent the day in the city visiting and
evening at the Epworth hall which
looking to a good fishing season.
shopping.
! will be of more than usual Interest. '
See Dr. Marks for best glasses, tf.
An evening of entertainment by the
Mrs. O. B. Stewart was among the IhxMolay Notice—
~ *" children of th«' school and t>y local j
Provolt people who spent the day in
Work in the Initiatory Degree, artists will be presented. A small
Grants Pass.
Thursday evening March 27th at 8 admission fee Is being charged of
A. B. Davis, manager of the Eagle o’clock. All Masons invited. Burt- adults to raise fund* for the eroc- ,
And, you’ll find some rcul ones
Pine company, left today for San i ron Courtney, Master Councilor. 54 tlon of a playshed, a badly Heeded
— ■
improvement at the Lincoln school. |
Francisco where he will spend a few
Mf
The association has been working
Cooked Foo«! Sal««—
days on business.
Ry ladles of St. Anne's church at all winter on the proposition and
Miss Murdoch will be pleased to
Barnes Jewelry and Gift Shop
meet the ladies of Grants Pass and Wood's Grocery. All day Saturday. need the help of the public In get- :
ting th«« necessary money.
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explain the new Universal Electric
Range now being shown at Cleven­ Funeral Service* Sunday-
ger’s Electric Store.
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Funeral services for Matt Tapola
Ayrshire cream line. f Rogue Vai- will be held Sunday afternoon at the
Electrical Cooking Demonatration— entables, baked on the Universal.
54 i church of Christ at 2:30. Rev.
ley Creamery. Phone 84.
Miss Murdoch, demonstrator for She Is anxious to meat the Grants
R. J. Clary, business manager of O. J. I-aw, officiating. The remains
the Universal electric range people, I' hhh ladles and will answer all
the Pacific Legion, is in Grants Pass, arrived this morning from Portland
concerning
electrical
is at th« Clevenger Electric store q uestlons
having arrived for the district con­ and were taken to Hall's undertaking
demonstrating th« use of that range. cooking.
parlors.
Interment
will
be
at
the
ference of the American Legion.
.Miss .Murdoch has a sack of flour,
Oddfellows cemetery.
4 per cent Ayrshire milk. 40 per
a bottle of milk, a can of augar, a
TONIGHT ONIA
cent Ayrshire erwarn. Rogue Valley
pinch of salt, and probably other Procès* Embossing Done—
Procès» embossing at th« Courier
Creamery. Phone 84.
54 Go to Couch'* Pharmacy—
Ingredients, from which she makes
For Developing and Printing.
the moat delicious cakes und other office. First class work guaranteed.
Mrs. Lynn Sabdn has been visiting
Jack
Holt
here with Mr. and Mrs. George Sabin Prompt Service and good work.
i Ayres
for several days, while Mr. Sabin Free enlargement with $3.00 worth
De Roche
was in Portland, on business, She of work. In by 9 a. m. out by 4 p.
expected to return to Klamath Falls
KODAK AS YOU GO
today.
Glasses fitted at Letcher & Son's. R. A. M. special for Friday—
(hit of the pocket, into position, release the abutter, and the
C. C. Kelley was in the city yester­
Night ha* been postponed until
picture is your*. That’s the Kodak way.
day on his way from Klamath Falls further notice. By C. S. Adair. H.
I «et u* be your Kodak service station. Kodak* *1.00 up.
to Portland to attend a meeting of P.
Our developing and printing are of the
the state highway commission. Mr.
Kelley is divisiom engineer for the Follow the Crowd—
superior sort.
highway department.
To the Riverside Community club
THE MUSIC AND PHOTO HOUSE
C. J. Parker Ayrshire milk sold dance on Sat. nite, March 29th. Love-
212 Koutli tKxth
by Rogue Valley Creamery. Phone ! land will furnish the music.
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84.
Ed. Harrison, assistant cashier of
Cooked Food Sale-
the Crocker National bank of San .
Great Stage Surer»«
Francisco, spent the day here visit-1 Ladies of Church of Christ. at the
G.
Pass
Auto
Co.,
salesroom,
Satur-
ing with Niel R. Allen, who was in
“The Faun”
day, March 29.
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the same outfit in the army in France
and attending to business matters.
COMEDY
Mining location notices at the Notice of Annual Clean-up—
We have a complete plan service that will
The week of March 31st, to April
Courier office.
help you plan your new home. The best
5th has been designated as clean-up
Dorothv Devore
' in
week throughout the city. During
that can be had and at no cost to our t'U.H-
Women to Furn*«h Program—
that
time
all
cans,
refuse
and
trash
“
Stay
Single”
Wo-
Members of tjie Grants Pass
tomers.
man's club will furnish the program must be cleaned up and disposed of.
3
Our stock is complete.
for the Monday luncheon of the By order of the City Council.
Fox flpws
Chamber of Commerce. This is to be
THREE C’S LUMBER CO
a home products affair, sponsored by PROGRAM FOR M ARCH FROLIC
Adults 35c
Children 10c
the Woman's clnb. Mrs. C. H. Wood­
ward will tell of the work of the * Epworth Hall, Friday, March 28,
chib, of which she is president. Mrs.! 7:30 p. m. The children of Lincoln
A. M. Siegrist will speak on the home school, under tile capable direction
products campaign which the ladies of their principal, Mrs. Williams, will
are staging in this county during the present a playlette, "The Coming of
first week in April. Miss Fannie Spring".
Following a musical interpretation
Abrams will take up the discussion of
of
"Spring" by Mrs. Henrich, the lit­
the products grown in the vicinity
of Grants Pass and in Oregon. Miss tle folks in costume representing
Jessie Griswold will urge the use of i "March Winds" and "'Rainy Day
butter instead of butter substitutes., Girls” battle with the "Sunbeams”,
Mrs. A. L. Edgerton will speak who, victorious, bring forth the birds
further on home products.
The and flowers of spring time.
DO NOT SPEND A PENNY
Mrs. Hansen's orchestra.
Chamber of Commerce committee
"Robin.
Sing
Me
a
Song",
Sprosa
will be composed of R. K. Hackett,
and "Cucoo Clock,” Grant Schaeffer,
Herman Horning and J. Wolke.
Until you visit our store and get our prices. Our business is to sell better
sung by Mrs. J. R. Thompson, with
violin obllgatto by Robert Neilson.
merchandise to you for less money than you can get elsewhere. Why should
Vocal duet. “Barcarole.” Offen-
n’t we? 52 stores working in unison, buying and selling by the carload. Come
bach, aung by Miss Ellis and Mrs.
Thompson.
and take advantage of some of these bargains.
Mrs. Hansen's Orchestra.
Admission, adults 35 cents.
Boys knee panto, taped neams, dark caiMlmere, sale price
*1.00 pair
Mrs. NELLIE NEAS
For Spring Painting
With the coming of Spring, everything about the house aeems to
need refreshing.
Renewing and refinishing with paint, varnish and enamel brings
the freshness of Spring into your home.
We carry a complete line of ACME QUALITY paints and all the
other materials you will need for this purpose.
Durite Paints $2.65 Per Gallon
Our prices on Dutch Boy White lead and Pure Liaaeed Oil will
interest you.
ROGUE RIVER HARDWARE CO.
The WINCHESTER Store
YOU-
Should order that NEW EASTER SUIT NOW. Have a suit made
to fit you.
Kahn Tailoring Co. Spring Samples are here. A big range of
colors and Snappy Styles.
GB" —I Woodward’s
Shoes for the Family
Are you willing to improve your chances for getting ahead in the
world? Have you been trying to break away from the renting ex­
istence and have you a home of your own? Where you can help
cut down the high cost of living by raising the most expensive
part of your food bill? We will finance the building of your Fleal
home.
Chicago Land Co.
Grants Pass, Oregon
Masonic Temple.
HARNESS GOODS OF ALL KINDS
Auto Tops and Cushion*
G. B. BERRY
South Sixth Street
Newspapers 5& 10c Bund les-Courier
You Need Beads to Complete Your
Easter Costume
RIVOLI
Attention
Dear Frienc
Style +
Service
Couch’s Pharmacy
[ It is our endeavor to fit
jeet so comfortably that
those who come to us once,
will return again and
again.
ELECTRIC COOKING
DEMONSTRATION
Friday and Saturday
March 28 29
See the range with the Quick Oven and enclosed t
QUICK HEATING HOT PLATES
One of the Universal Wrinkle Proof Iron Toasters
given with every Universal Ilange purchased Friday
or Saturday.
Come in while Miss Murdoch is here
Harry E. Couch, Pgop.
GRANTS PASH, OREGON
WATER GLASS
Pints
AN unusually pretty alipperj
**-in black ooze, on a perfect
fitting last. A slipper that comet
up nicely under the arch, that
clings to narrow heels and fita
comfortably over tender tea*
sitive toes.
Quart«
-85c
Half Gallon ...
Gallon«
While it is a “style” shoe In
the full sense of the word it is
a surprisingly good fitter on
troublesome,“hard-to-fit” feet
tide
......*1.90
JOHN HUMMEL'S
Tailoring Parlor
You are invited to a try-on. A
call in no way obligates you. ?
215 North Sixth Street
[CLENDER F0OT1
0 A rch fitter )
VAX RAW
Golden Rule Store
Man's Corduroy pant*, light and dark color choice
Mon’* Wool CaM«lmrro pant*, value* up to *4.05, »ale price
Giris’ Wool Dr«*«on, worth *0.00, our price *4.OH, «ale price
Ladle«' Hl Hbor«, Frenrb heel; value* up to *O.OO. Hale price
ladles' tan vs* White Tin*; our *1.00 value. Halo price
Iziggvr Hhlrt*, wool; onr 00.50 value. Kale y>rice
I«itK«r Hhlri*. wool; onr 00.50 value. Hale price
Work Hhlrt*, men's bine cheviot, foil cut. Hale _
Boys' Hhoee. A «nap
Hl Ik Waists; oar *4.05 value. Hale price___ —................ _ . .
Boys' Hoee, henry rib; our 2Oe value. Hale price
I jv II c *’ Hweaters, wool; our *0.50 value. Hale price
Indie*' Sweater*, wool;- onr *8.OH value. Hale price . . .
Indic«' Hweateni, wool; our *4.0H vain*. Halo price
Children's H went er*, wool mixed; onr *2.45 value. Hale price ..
Children's Hweater*. wool mired; our 1.0H value. Hale price
Men's Sweater*, wool; our *0 .50 value. Halo price
Men's Sweater*, wool; our •5.OH value. Hale price.......
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Men’s Sweater*, wool; our *4.00 value. Hale price _.....
Men's and Boy»' Sweater*, wool; onr *4.50 value. Hale price
Boys' Sweaters, wool mixed; our *0 OH value. Hale price
Boys' Hwenter*, wool mired; our *8.25 value. Hale price ............
Men's Sweater», all wool; our *2.45 value. Halo prie«'
Rubber Pac, 4-eyelet, 0r*t quality; onr *8.00 value, Hale price
Rubber Tac, 0-eye>«4, flrat quality; our *4.25 value. Hale price
White Rubber Pae, 0-eyelrt, first quality; our *4.50 value. Hale price
Rod Rubber Pae, »-eyelet, Aral quality; our *5.85 value. Halo price
Rubber Boots, white, knee; our *5.OH value. Hale price
Rubber Boots, Mark, knee; onr *3.OH value. Hale price
...
...I.
Sporting Rubber Boot, knit lined; onr *0.00 value. Hale price
RainlcMt Paata, double seat and knees; our *8.40 value. Hale price
Rainiest Pants, double *eat and knees; our *3.00 value. Hale price
Ralatcwf Ho* Hhlrt», double front, back and sleeve»; our *4.05 value. Hale price
*2.»H pair
*2.0* pair
*3.H»
3»c pair
15c pair
*7.4»
*5.7»
60c
*1.3» a pair
*2.10
10c pair
*I.H»
*2. »H
*3.HO
*1*»
«1.5»
*4.0»
*1.75
*3.H»
*8.4»
*2.00
*2.10
* I .OH
*3.50
*3.00
*3.00
*1.75
*4.00
*3.45
*5. »H
*2.OH
*8.40
*3.OH
Fanagan Building
SOLD ON TERMS
CLEVENGER’S ELECTRIC STORE
Homebuilders
i
EXTRA QUALITY
CRAB, LOBSTER, SHRIMP
THE TRUAX GROCERY
Grants Pass Sample Store
C. J. Breier Company