Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, April 17, 1924, Page 6, Image 6

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TIH'R k DAY, Vtill. 17.
IRANI'S PAAR Dtnv COVRIER
six
G. hh I IX-ida.v Service—
DON’T MISS THIS!
SPECIAL OFFE®
IwtHjuar!
r-
ALUMINUM DOUBLE
BOILER,.
PER52N/1L
LOCAL
Services will !!>«> hold tomorrow
evening at 7:30 o'clock in St. Luke's
Episcopal church.
Itev. Philip K.
Hammond, th« vicar, will speak on '
the "The Seven latst Words" of our
Savior on the cross.
Easter Suggestions
Mrs. Mary Walker. of Gold Hill, I Special Offer Wcar-Evce—
Xrw lints, \ew t uni», Suit« ami Drews. Milk Ho««« lu new ahn«l«<a,
was a local shopper this morning.
Two-quart aluminum double boil­
»ilk pel licúala a ml »Ilk anti voile lingerie tu »ult the liutai particular
Easter goods at Horning’s Shack. i er, 3198 this week. Rogue River
put
roiis.
Enjoy«-«! tin- tuuriri —
73
Mrs. Leo Bates and children of j Hardware Co.
Word comes from Longdale. Okla.. 1
Roseburg are visiting their aunt. I
that G. G. Vining died there recent-'
Dance l-'riilay, 1M—
Mrs. Georg«» Pruitt,
ly nt the age of til years and 11
Waldorf Hall. Jewel Orchestra. 73 months. His sister says, "II«' enjoy­
Bunny Free with every five cent !
purchase at Ye Cave Shoppe.
73 ■
ed having his paper rend to him
and was very homesick for Grams
Mrs. Vern L. Hill and son are vis-i Mariiagr License I- mic .I—
A marriage license has been I r - Pass."
iting in the city with Mrs. George’
seed to Shelby Louis Allen and Dell
Bancroft for a month or more.
Easter Rabbits, eggs and chicks < Nve, both of Grants Pass.
Jewel Onlicsl in Ibiit««*—
at Horning's Shack.
72 !
Friday, IS. Waldorf Hall
Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Kelly, of Cen­ Wit) Not a Photograph—*
tral Point, were Grants Pass visitors' At your hobby? We photograph MclnKwh Win» C um «—
MIKES IX IDEAI. GIFT Foil
anything, anywhere at any time
yesterday.
The case of Fowler vs. McIntosh
THE GIRI. GRADI ATE.
Big deal on candy until Easter. Ye Artcraft Studio, baby specialists. 73 went to the Jury this morning, and
Cave Shoppe.
73
It
I«
n !!••<«-ludly that i ouiliiiir«
was decided in favor of the defend-
Mr. and Mrs. T. R. 'Robinson, of Attention DeMohi) —
nscfuluc»» and beaut) with abso­
ant. who was awarded 31.00.
Sacramento, were among the Grants
lute KKtiifiicIion.
All members be present Thursday io xt case which Is being tried
Pass visitors today.
night, April 17, for iuittatory de­ two cases against Stove Thames and
Bring back your ice cream packers gree work. All Masons are cordial­ the
Pickwick
Stage
company.
to Horning's Shack and save paying ly invited. Burtrun Courtney. Mas­ Tliamc«. chauffeur of tlu> stage
rent.
72 ter Councilor.
73 which met with an accident Inst fall
Optical goods at Letcber A Son's.
on Smith hill, was held by the pas­
Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Tubbs, of Pays Fine to City —
sengers to have neglected the brakes
Yreka, are spending a short time in
Mrs. C. A. Trumbly cut a corner on the big Ims. Four are bringing
Martens breed the last of July and
the city.
too sharply Wednesday afternoon suit.
We sell Hotpoint-llughes Electric in August.
Special nut-top chocolates at Horn­ and was seen by one of the local of­
—
-
Manges. Complete line at Clevenger» I
ing's Shack. 50c a pound.
72 ficers. She was taken to the police
Mine Looking Good—
Electric Store.
64tf
L. I. Culbertson, oj Tacoma, is court and fined |5 for the offense.
Work
on
the
Oriole
mine
Is
going
spending the day here attending to
U III Rei»«- Squab-
ahead in good shape and some good
business matters.
If the Bogue Blver valley will ¡
Jewel Orchestra Dane«1—
bodies of ore are living uncovered,
See Dr. Marks for best glasses. tf.
grow
poultry as It does, then
it
73 according to Harry »only, manager
Friday, IS. Waldorf Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. W. U Kadderly. of
should also be un excellent place for
of the property, «ho was in Granta
Corvallis, were attending to local
situali raising. Till« opinion, held
College Club Nolle««—
Pass today
from Gallce. Work
business affairs today, having come
Mrs. K. W. Hughes. Mrs, Herbert at present Is confined to cleaning out by J, 1{. Higginbotham, has led him
|.«t I » l*<> lour Cooking.
from Roseburg yesterday.
He
B. Howell will entertain the College the mine which became «tulle badly Into the field of squab raising
Easter eggs, rabbits, baskets and
1 »hare of your patronage up-
Club Saturday afternoon, April 19 caved in during the years of Inac­ lias fixed pens ut his property here
candy at Horning's Shack.
72
prei lutisi.
at the home of the latter, 70 4 East tivity. This haa been cleaned out and lias recently received a ship­
Mrs. Adelman Blackburn, of Al­
D Street.
73 to a point where orc bodies are lie­ ment of three pall« of the birds
Soin«* lit I ng H| h -< lui
bany, visited here for a short time
from the Plymouth
Rock
Situali
ginning to show up. Mr. Sordy does
I
with Mrs S. K. Barnes on her way
company,
Melrose
l|ighlnnds.
Mas-
Kver) Mutola)'
New Seh«-diile Kfftw-tive—
not yet know when the Oriole mills
home from Hollywood.
snihusetts. lie has secured tile ex­
The Southern Pacific company will be started up. There In
Chicken Free with 5c purchase Ye
tra homer variety and If these prove
has announced a new
passenger abundance of water power for
Cave Shoppe.
73 i
satisfactory
will order others.
He
schedule which is effective next work.
R. W. Clarke is in Spokane. Wash­
has nil order pisciai with a • ’ ilifortilu
week. Most of the trains will arrive
ington. for a short time attending to
concern but the birds arc held up
at the same time that they now do.
May < hang«* laical ion——
business matters. He is stopping at
on account of the quarantine on nil
but three minor changes have lieen
It. E. Ituiuwell, Mgr.
The Medford and Ashland Natlon- shipments from that state.
the Davenport.
made. These are No. 13. which will
al Guardsmen are much Interested
AVear-ever aluminum two-quart
arrive at 9:14 a. nt. instead of 9:10;
double boiler, this week
31.98.
In the news front Salem that because Have the Endearing t'liann—
No. 53. 1:58 p. m. instead of 1:52;
Of childhood perpet lated In
of the hoof and mouth disease now
Rogue River Hardware Co.
73
No. 15, 9:21 ¡ñatead of 9:30. No.
Art craft
studio,
Mrs. A. Oldlng has arrived from
raging In parts of California, an ef­ tographs.
11, southbound Shasta, will arrive
specialists.
fort may be made to Induce Adjutant
Redfield, South Dakota, to visit here
Tallorrtl ( o»fuiu«*v
at the same hour. The northlsiiind
General George A. White to change <'< nintnmlery to Itt.-irl in ll.eli
for the next month, with her son.
trains adhere to the old schedule.
Minie for Style
the place of holding th® Oregon
Bruce Oldlng.
The Melita Commantlory. No
I
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I latmgan llitlg.
national guard encampment from Knights Templar, will attend Easter
I^rge quantity of nut-top choco­
Miss Jessie Griswold—
Fort Harry to some point In Oregon1 services at the Methodist church In
lates received. See window at Horn-
.
Will demonstrate the making of
or Washington. Any nctlon that may a body Sunday morning. The ser­
Ing's Shack.
* * puddings for the Home Economics
Lee Jensen and Dave Nave, of
b<- taken to this end probably will vices will sturt at 11 o'clock uud th»
Section Saturday at the high school
Buhl. Idaho, have l>een sightseeing
depend on developments in Califor­ sermon will be delivered by llev. D.
at 2 o'clock. All club members are
nia during the next few weeks, The Lester Fields
in Southern Oregon for a few days
invited.
73
while visiting old friends, the Barn­
encampment, according to present|
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well. Jay and Rackley families. They I
plans, will be held in June, with I
Dance Friday. IS—
visited the Oregon Caves on Wed-
more than 2500 Oregon guardsmen , FI-OOD—To
Waldorf Hall. Jewel Orchestra. 73 |
nesday and left for Klamath Falla |
In attendance. Medford Mall Trlb-
Thursday.
Flood, of
this morning.
April 17, a
O. E. S. at Kerb) —
Glasses fitted at Lttcher & Son's.
I i A special meeting of Western Star
Dr. Robert N. Melman, of Los An-
geles, and Dr. E. H. McLean, of Ore- Chapter, No. fi4, order of the East­
ern Star will be held at the Kerby
gon City, are visiting in the city with
Rev. Robert McLean, who has been Masonic hall Thursday. April 17, at
.8 p. m.
spending the winter here. It is pro-
bable that Rev. McLean and his son
Past Noble Grand Clui
will return to Los Angeles together,
where Dr. Mcl-ean has taken charge ! The Past Noble Grand club will
of the work formerly administered hold their regular meeting Friday
afternoon at 2:30 at 1. O. O. F. par­
by his father.
lors. Mrs. Mary Davis and Mrs. Ida
i Smith, hostesses. All Past Noble
Demented Man Is Held—
Joseph Decarlo was placed in the Grands Invited to be present.
I
county jail this afternoon to be held
for a hearing to arrive at his men­
t
tal condition. He is said to have
spent the afternoon making all the
noise possible at the jail. He was
SET A GOOD TABLE
arrested by Chief McLane and Of­
THREE TIMES A DAY.
ficer Younger. He was said to have
been bothering women.
Mrs. NELLIE NEAS
A Bulova Wrist Watch
Thi* offer expiree
April 19th.
This Double Boiler is unexcelled for cooking cereals, ItoUing rice,
lui-.king puddings, sauces and custaisls, and for all cooking opera­
tions that require slow, even, carefolly manages! cooking.
The
two pi<*ces can also be used separately ; the cover fits both.
ROGUE RIVER HARDWARE CO
The WINCHESTER Store
HOT WEATHER
IS HERE!
Cards and Books
Easter Songs, Easter Records
Easter Player Rolls
THE MUSIC AND PHOTO HOUSE
STANTON ROWELL. Prop.
212 South Sixth St.
GOOD EATS
CAFE
HAVE YOU-
Seen the New Pear! Elk Oxfords, Grey Alligator
Trim, with Cut-outs, Low Heel, Rubber Tapi
'
-iixi isi
Woodward s
Khoee for the I'ainllj
ADD AN EXTEA ROOM TO THAT NEW HOUSE
FSE A MURPHY IN-A-DOOR BED.
See onrs on Display.
THREE C’S LUMBER COMPANY
Phone 59
carter greetings
RIVOLI
Senate Passes Measure——
The senate today passed the Od-
dfe bill, authorizing the appropria­
tion _of $2,500,000 additional to the
war mineral relief fund. This word
was received today by George Bar­
ton, from Senator C. L. McNary, of
Oregon. The payment of awards
was suspended last October and an
additional appropriation needed to
make possible further awards.
A
number of chrome operators and
others in this district have war min­
eral claims which they will push.
The bill will be sent to the house for
further action.
Statue to Be Unveiled—
The dedication exercises and the
unveiling of the equestrian statue,
"The Circuit Rider,” will take place
on Saturday. The statue was pre­
sented to the state by Robert A.
Booth in honor of his father, Robert
Booth. The Inscription on the
statue reads, “ 'The Circuit Rider,’
presented to the state of Oregon in
reverent and grateful remembrance
of Robert Booth, pioneer minister of
the Oregon Country, by his son,
Robert A. Booth, commemorating
the labors and achievements pf the
ministers of the Gospel, who as cir­
cuit riders became the friends, coun­
selors and evangels to the pioneers
on every American frontier.”
A
Phimister Proctor was the sculptor.
The exercises will be held on the
grounds of the state capitol building
at Salem at 10:30.
Mining location notices
Courier office,
Tomorrow
RICHARD
BARTHELMESS
Give your family plenty of good, wholesome food for every meal.
It is not only economy to do so but it adds much to the pleasure of
living and von can save a good many dollars by buying your gro­
ceries of us.
“TWENTY ONE
Dorothv Mackaill
An . up-to-the-minute story
romantic adventure
life.
COMEDY
“Felix Loses Out
and
Pathe Review
Going Tonight
Wesley Barry
in
Standard Tomatoes, 2 cans for
Solid Pack Tomatoes, 1 can for......
Good Iowa Corn, 2 cans for...........
Fancy Maine Corn, per can.............
Standard Peas, per can .................
Sweet Telephone Peas, per can
Corn Flakes, 3 packages for.........
Good Coffee at..... ............................
Good Rice, 3 pounds for..... ...........
Sweet Ground Chocolate, at per lb
Ground Cocoa, 4 Hip for...................
25c
10C
25c
20c
15c
20c
25c
28c, 33c, 38c per lb.
25c
.......
20c
25c
We still save you money on Flour—Crown, White Loaf, Olympic
and Drifted Snow.
“The Country Kid”
Matinee every day 2:15
Evening 7:15 and 9 p. m.
Adults 35c
Children 10c
COUCH'» PHARMACY
Developing
and
Films,
Printing,
Prompt service
and good work, Free en-
largemeet with 11.00 worth
of work. In by 9 a.
out by 4 p. m.
I
Basket Grocery
WHY PAY MORE?