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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1924)
GRINT* PAMH IXIl y coraiER PACK TWO I service bureau at Grant« Paaa will' the»» local smoker« will I Buy« Local Pin«-«—• ♦ 444444444444444e Many Salmon in River— ADDITION.U. LOCAL . 4 The Rogue river ia reported to be The home built on Orchard are- have a sluuogr^ther ready to takel liuued throughout the »tUMjn«r ♦ 4444444444444444 filled with salt^op gt the present n«t by J. H Peters has li^en *olA to duy^itioQ^ and type letters, fane of I patronage wtfranJUh Tickets are on lime, as they sre ascending the rjver | Sam Critsen, of Brookings who has chgrga. and all tpuriats will b« In-1 nato at the Bon'oanier« and Jv K Enger, of Roseburg was in ia large numbers. Three were mqyed to Qrants Pssa to.tasks bls *ited to slep 1A. get a drink of ica noil'« Pass today. .» » His family haa already ar valer, tabe a real and read the la(,- caught Monday at the dam and lo home Williams, of Salem, to spend cal fishermen are expecting some ri wed eat periodicals. All the service »up- ing a short time in the city attend good sport now for a time -__ __ pll«Hi at the bureau will be financ«>d KVERY- To Mr and Mrs The I ADVERTISING RATES ing to legal matters Kvery, ot Merlin. Saturday. t by a g^oup pt hotels, and ot eourae, salmon fishing has tx>«u ,*x<«ptu»n. A special <bc*»ioa— Display space, per inch ___ SSc W. C. Hamilton, of Oakland, Cal ally poor for the past few weeks. The 10. a sou. Local-personal column, per Una_16c Demands a special photograph tourist» will be recommended to the Readers, per line was a business visitor ia the city to- trout fishing continues to be good Try the Artcrgft first. Artcraft Stu hqtvto in this urganisatlon It I« BOHANNON Charlea Uobanuou. at the Good Sa ***-,----- -- -- ------ dio. Baby Specialists. 95 simply one at the new up-to-date D aily courier Charle Stephens, who farms the Tourist Travel Improv u>, maritau hospital, Monday. May 1!. method» of getting business trom the .« •.•«T-:—- last rancji up William* creek, was twins, a son and daughter. motoring tourist. — Oregonian to improving W atker la INvrtlaiwl— Tourist travel in the city this morning. through the Valley Mr- and Mrs Arthur Wetsua of This word Mr. and Mrs. j. E. Kilduff. of the passed out by hotel men ah i Redding. CnL. arrived at the Mult F.ivjoyrd a Gowii -Xigfat'» Hlcifi By Bail, per Holland mine, are in the city today service statipn operators, who fipd nomah yesterday with R. H. Walker Baby's W laniag »mile»— "I wish to aay that FOI.EY I'tl.I.« Deserve a record Have yog had I worked O K. on me In a couple of from their home at Berkeley. Calif. that the travelers ar« arriving from ot Granta Paaa. Ore Mr Watson is Artcraft hour« and the pain« left tn* at once. Among the Klamath Falls people 'California in increasing numbers. representing a group ot California her photograph lately? M I look a couple al them in the after, here last eight were Mr. and Mrs. They do npt expect the real tourist hotels who plan the establishment Studio. Baby Specialists. noon, went to bed aud had a good 'Charles Silver and John Wurtxel ! nlxht'a »leep and have slept <<><>d travel to start for over a month, at information bureaq» for tourists .•I ,M • 1« I • ever since." write« Con Thirl, 118 Mr. and Mrs. J. Moore and Mrs. however, as the California schools tn stater, outside of California. Th* Fight < ard Uba nun I— Columbia Sr. »>rt Wayne. In- V. Orr. of Rogue River, were among are still in session. The card for lh>- opening smoker dtaaa. FOIAIY 1'ILlai. a diuretic I the Grants Pass visitors today. at the gymnasium opened by Joe ■Simulant for tbr kldawya. will thor- Judge Q. Mr Thomas and Court IHek Rowley Herr— Gorman on G street has l>een rear , ougbly flush the kidney» end la- Reporter Roy Davis »eye Ln th* city • crease their activity. Couch's I’har- Dick Rowlry. chirf government ranged »lightly and four boxing fea | mscy Adv today, court being in session for the guide al the Oregon Caves, was io tures will apnrar. with two wrest _________________________________ TUESDAY, MAY 13, lfcM. trial of a number of civil cases. Grants Pa«s last night. Mr. Rowlry ling bont*. AudJey Eggers and H. D. Norton and A. M. Sipions states that on Sunday, despite the Tiny Hlllia ar« guing on for thri 44444 4 went to Ashland this morning where 4 44444444 fact that the official opening has not main event and talk as if they mean ♦ OREGON WEATHER 4 Mr. Norton was slated to address the yet been made, 42 tourists visited business for the four rounds !x>wls : Pacific Coast Staten: Gen ♦ 'Chamt'er of Commerce forum lunch- the caverns. Thia is the largest atr Orme and Paul Metsen. 150 pounds, 4 erally fair, with temperature 4 eon this noon. tendance of the present year. The will go on for four rounds Art Pat 4 near normal. Emil ’ Feldt. of Gold Hill., spent season officially opens on Thursday, ♦i r ‘ ............ terson and Shorty Hott. 135 pounds. ' - > • ~ , . .. w 4 4 \ Monday in the city with C. although a guide has been main- and Jack Bearss and Jack Brady. L Cloudy west portion; fair and ■f | Courtney. t Mr. Feldt and Mrs. tained by the resort company to 100 pounds, make up the remaining cooler in east portion tonight 4' Courtney were residents of the same . care for any who desired to go bouts. In the wrestling part ot the I ♦ and totnovoF . 4 town. Woodbine, in Iowa. » « « through. — smoker. Emil Browning and Cecil I ♦ 44444444444444 4 I L. W. Bnrdick, of Wahpeton. I Barrick and John Eads and Floyd I = I North Dakota, has arrived in Grants All Sackett are to go on the mat Pass with the intention of making AN INTELLIGENT VOTE the of the boys are member» ot Next Friday the people ot the state his home here. He expects to be as athletic clu<> and have been working sociated with Lium 4 Lium. In out regularly. It ia eap«eXe<l will be called upon to select their Wahpeton he was city engineer and .j arji-a candidates for offices from the low made an excellent record for him-I est In the city to the highest in the self in that capacity His family United States. People are too often will arrive here later. tempted to vote for anybody for Meeting Postponed— 50-GALLON Gas barrel for sale at J TAKE A SINGER er electric Steger some of the less important places, Meeting of Lady Muscovite on free trial. They »eh them Josephine County Flour Mill. $8. and as a result there sre times when is postponed to May 20. selves. The Singer Co. 408 South 94 wholly unqualified persons sre elect Sixth St. 99 WANTED—A refined. educated la-giow Meeting at Range— ed to office. FOR KALE — -Oae grade Jersey cow woman, over thirty, one capable Wednesday's American Legion Four years old. tested, fresh five There is but one way to get good of meeting the public. Give phone meeting is to be held at the rifle weeks 70 4 West D St. Phone number. Write No. 626 care men in office. Find out what he 394-R. 99 range on the Murphy road, which is Courier. has done. See if he has made a suc being laid out by the American Le FOR SALE—General merchandise FOR RENT—Nicely furnished apart cess of his previous positions. It gion clnb. The rifle club, which is ment. Call at 408 E St. 8411 store m country. Stock invoice at matters much in the conduct of even composed solely ot Legion members. about 81260. Also 1-ton Chevro i FOR RENT—5-room furnished let truck and 5-room house, in these local offices it a man is effici ■ plans another work-fest between 5 bungalow, built-in «xmveuienco*. quire W. Mastin. Dryden. Ore. 99 ent. if he is capable of thinking for •and 7 p. m . at which time recess hardwood fluors, close in. GArage Rent $35. No children. Phone 85. himself ss an executive and it he is i will be taken tor a picnic dinner. CIHJIJJREN Delight in a visit to 94 THE PICTURE MILL. Portraits strictly honest. Look over the list 1 Regular Legion meeting will be held that please you. 4 20 F St., phone FOR SALE—One grade Jersey cow, in and conscientiously pick out the man around the campfire after the dinner, 283-R. ______ 87tf Hells I iron and Books tour years old, tested Fresh five blieved best qualified. Unless that * Delegates to the state convention in weeks. 704 West D St. Phone is done, the voter has not fulfilled Portland next mouth will be elected SECOND HAND motors handled, ll overhauled and repaired at Clev 395-R. 99 his duty to democracy. at that- tuna. enger a Electric Store. 2 lit WANTED—Chickens. clean and WANTED—Gaa engin«. Flo Aw horse light, in age 3 months to 2 years. power. Phone 382. Grants Pass. Write me what you have and price. Eng C. Sweet, Casteiia. Calif. 98 SURVEY—All kinds ot surveying and heavy construction work, LOST—Diamond ring in white gold ditches, city lota, leveling and •UKting. Reward at Courier of mines. E. C. Bell. Civil Engineer, fice. 9 a office with Isaac Best. 96 NEEDLES, oil. crates, parts, sup ABERDEEN VILLA. Kerby. Oregon. In the ciear. life-giving "Land of plies and repairs for all makes of the Sky," Simple, perfect service, sewing machines. The Singer Co. home-like informality, concentrat 408 South Sixth. 9 5 ed comfort. One of those "wholly FOR RENT—One 3-room furnished satisfying" places found once tn apartment, close in. Inquire 70S a while and never forgotten. Fin E street. est of meals, and perfectly ap pointed cabins, early reservations DRY 12 and l«-inch body fir. Phone suggested. Sunday dinners by 155-Y. C. W. Lambrecht. 98 appointment only. Phone for res T. M. STOTT INSURANCE SPE ervations on Saturdays. 66tf CIALIST— Temporary head quar I »*4 4Î4-» » »V- - • Ji. 4*' * tern at Buick salesroom, 308-310 FORD CAR and seme cash tor small unimproved acreage near Grants North Sixth 8t. 54tf Pass. A. C. Wheeler, 514 South FOR SALE—$1,060 bood City- Of Sixth SC 9« Grants Pass water system to be sold to the highest bidder at FOR SALE—4-year old cow. giving Sixth and G streets from May 1 I 45 lbs. of milk per day. J. E. »9 to 20. Call and bid. Daniils. 9« I We still have some of that Garden Hose $4.50 Per 50 foot length—coup lings too. C. F. T. Co PEOPLFS MARKET The Young Men Are attached to these Collar Attached Shirts $2.50. It would take a tulghly force to persuade our young men cuatonirra to trade shirt stylos or shirt stores. At I! we give llirin the style they Ilk» In a fabric value that la unlike anything else In thia city. Of Course RIVOLI Only Tomorrow Matinee and Evening Cards Buy Early Fine Assortine nt Prices Ranee from 5c to 25c Jane Novak Benny Alexander lt> shirts—-iti caps— neckwear—lu Nothing 1-lueuth ot an Inch »hurt <4 absolutely right ever opens its eye her*. We are not asleep al switch — the Graduation Toggvrv Purchased at CLEMENS Jealous Husbands Boys Shirts for Spring Comedy “THE MIDNIGHT BLUES’ Made by Kaynee in neat FOX NEWS \dults 35c Children 10c patterns and fast colors. DRY SEASONED WOOD—Williams Wood Yard. Phone 137. 23tf The GOLDEN RULE STORE FOR SALE—5 h. p. 3-phase motor in good condition. K. Hammer bacher. Phone 606-F-23. »1 SLAB WOOD $4.50 a cord, deliver ed. Phone 155-Y. C. W. Lam FOR SALE—Six purebred R. I Red laying hens. Phone 516-R. brecht. Graduation ■ I- oli«« of Mu»ic. Mu»lc roll» anrl natch«'!». o/Beauty COUCH’S PHARMACY DRUGS STATIONERY PERFUMES BOX STATIONARY 50c to $5.00 KODAK ALBUMS Plain 25c to $2.50 Leather Covered $1.00 to $5.00 Gostacds give and retain beautiful figure line«. We have a full stock of beautiful Gostard corsets and brassieres to show you. EVERSHARP PENCILS New Style $1.00 to $3.50 Both silver and gold FOUNTAIN PENS Waterman $2.75 Conklin to Parker $10.00 WHITMAN . BOX CANDIES $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $2.50, $3.00 PERFUMES ». • « and ■ » - «. TOILET WATERS 50c, $1.00 td $2.50 «»•>^*4»•• ietf«aa!iw a« «**«» amm «*•**•—' ** PYRALIN IVORY Hair brushes and mir- rors $3.25 to $10.00. New stock Vanity Bags _ ■¿rather Kodak Album» *1.00 to *0.00. Negative nlliiiiii« 75c Io *1.00. Your figure belong« to one of nine ideal type», You may not tbink it ideal. But, really, Gottards will quickly help you at. tain that ideal. And in complete comfort, without restriction to breathing or body movement. Graduation Gifts ANSCb CAMERAS Box $1.00 to $5.00 Folding $6.50 tc $30.00 Kodak». *41.50 and up. The Golden Rule Bricks-- we have them i Common, Fire and Face Bricks—Fire day Also Lime, Cement find Planter THREE C’S LUMBER COMPANY Our block Is Fresh West G Street. West G Mreet talking Port able *25.00 to *55. machines, Silver and Golii I’MK'il». Framed Picture». THE MUSIC & PHOTO HOUSE Forth of July Reduction. < oat and two pair» punt» *33, SIB, *15 and up JOHN HUMMEL Tuff» llldg.. 517 H Street BUTTHR ARI. GROW X HAVE THEM NOW, THE TRIAN GROCEIIY COUCH'S PHARMACY Films, Developing and Printing. Prompt service and good work. Free en largement with $3 00 worth of work. In by 9 a. m. out by 4 p. m. TENNIS SHOES ¿¡»'ti .........• ttiwc' > - « fciitllAMLJ . . 1 I I., if l or Mm unii B i Q h ili« Ma-K.While «luck Grit) trim lace Io Stnokreye Sole. I**p<> Ip»w»|p. Fpr laitllc» the Cclec White duck oxfonl. Hniokrvpe »ole, I Insole. •frK* , . MEN'S WORK SHIRTS Woodward’s SII<»ES FOR THE I AMli.v «