Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, July 19, 1924, Page 6, Image 6

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    GRANTA
PAGE SIX
You Will Save Time
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NATIIIDAY, JI IA III. IIM I
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LOCAL
la*av<* lour Orden»—
For gladiolus bloom, grown by
Mrs. Emma C. Amont, nt Southi-rn
Ort*. Gas Co.
55
5(1}
Camp Furniture at a Special Price. A Bargain—
Fruit Jars at Cramer Bros.
Dance from nino till one nt Gold
5U
Mrs. R. W. Clarke returned yes-’ Holman's Furniture Store.
Hill
Sat. nite, for *1.10.
50
Sutherlin, j Rd. Allen and family, formerly
terday afternoon front
: where she has been visiting with residents of Grunts Pass, have re­
By asking us first for anything you
may need in the line of
turned here from San Mateo, Calif., Gra|h* Grower» to Mwl—
' friends for the past two days.
V
The grape growers of Josephine
Glasses fitted at Letcher & Son's. i their present home, for a visit with
county will meet on the evening of
Fruit preserving kettles at Cra­ friends. Mr, Allen was formerly In
He July .10 at the court house In thia
mer Bros.
50 the plumbing business hero.
sees many changes in the city since city to take up the discussion of
See Holman's window for complete
he left. They expect to be here for prospects of a crop for the present
! display of Kiser's luind-colored plc- !a week.
year. Everybody Interested in grape
tures of Crater latke.
50
I
See the BEST Bed Davenport in culture is invited to be present, re
Mr.* and Mrs. Frank Bolinger, of Holman's window.
50 gardless of membership In the asso­
Afton, Iowa, are the guests here
All new show, tent tonight,
50 ciation. The crop outlook for the
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coburn, for
The WINCHESTER Store
Jake D. Allen left last night for present season is declared to he ex­
a few days.
Portland after spending several days cellent. with u minimum amount of
Kiser’s souvenirs of Crater Lake 5 here op business connected with his sunburn.
for sale at Holman's Furniture I position as organization manager of
50 ¡the state chamber of commerce. Mr. "Dance iu (In* Open Air”—
j Store.
In the fluent "open-air” Pavilion
Hot weather oil stoves and ovens I Allen will return here In about three
50 weeks to help put on the drive for between Portland and San Francis­
at Cramer Bros.
co! Fair Grounds Pavilion,
Med-
Mrs. A. W. Moon and daughter, I finances for the exhibit building
ford!
fs-tf
have arrived from Hilt. Calif., for a which will lie erected in Grants Pass.
Better
each
uight.
tent
show,
50
visit of a few days here with rela­
Our Shingles are Premium Star A Star, absolutely
Save food, save ice. by using one Gohl lllll Dtinct*—
tives and friends.
the best in Southern Oregon
Saturday, July 19th.
of Holman's refrigerators at a spec-
Bargains in aluminum ware at
ial price.
50
Cranter Bros.
50
Newa of Death Received—
Fresh fruits—Tourist Grocery, tf
Mrs. Wm. Poole today received
Jewel OrclicnlrM at Gold Hill Again—
Mr. and Mrs, George P. Jester
Every Saturday nite, dancing front a wire announcing the sudden death
West G Street
Phone 59
have left for Eugene where they will
9 till 1. Moonlight waltzes.
50 of her niece, Miss Margaret Miller,
spend the weekend visiting with I
at her home In Fllmore. Cal. Miss
. Mrs. Jester’s brother.
Fishing Will B<* Good——
Miller, who was the daughter of Col-
Country people find tent theatre
Fishermen are promised u good W. H. ! Miller. editor of the Fllmore
50
I real recreation. Go tonight.
Highway Maps An* Issued—
Niell Misses Fishing—
week end as both steelheads and Herald, was on the Chautauqua
New fishing tackle for Rogue
The Grants Pass Chamlter of Com- 1
K. M. C. Niell misses his favorite
trout are rising well to the fly. Quite circuit and visited Mrs. Poole hero
river steelheads at Cranter Bros. 50
merce has issued a new Illinois val- fishing place at Panther chutes, he
a numtier of steelheads are being some years ago.
Her father wh
Sam H. Baker returned yesterday*
ley highway map. showing the Red- says in a letter received by Bruce
also on the circuit and lectured in
taken now on the lower river.
from Portland where he attended a ■
Grants Pass about nine years ngo.'
wood highway from Grants Pass to Olding. Mr. Niell has been fishing
meetng of the officers and executive I „
the Oregon line. Several hundred,of in Scotland for weeks and has suc- committee of the Bankers’ associa-| | ''Delightfully Different”—
these are being printed to give to ceeded in getting one 15-pound salm­
The "open-air” dancing parties at Taylor London Arrested—
'the Fair Grounds Pavilion. Medford
residents of the section for distribu­ on. He says that he would not give tion.
' Taylor London, tor whom a war­
Camp furniture and camp cots at
tion. The Illinois valley is shown in up his Panther chutes fishing place
l-et's all go this Saturday.
fs-tf rant was issued following the raid
50
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the shape of a large heart. The map for all of the streams he has tried Cramer Bros.
on the still this week on Junip-Off-
Holman's Furniture Store has a
I over there.
was designed by J. R. Harvey.
Joe creek In which Paul London was
» Hours of Dancing for $1.10—
complete line of Riser's Crater Lake
taken, has l>een apprehended In Cres­
Gold
Hill
open
pavilion
erery
Sat.
-
50
pictures.
nite.
5o cent City by the Del Norte sheriff
Mr. and Mrs. Soule, of Portland.
London says he will not come over
were visitors in the city this morn
without extradition papers being Is­
ing. while on their way to the West­
sued. and step will be taken Imme­
ern Music Trades convention in San
diately to have the California gov­
Francisco this next week.
ernor approve the papers so that
50
10, 25 and 35 cents at tent.
London can I m * brought back here to
Two-burner and three-burner New I
stand trial.
I Perfection stoves at Cramer Bros.50
I Stanton Rowell will leave this
Printing that nieaae«—Courier.
I evening on the Shasta Limited for
San Francisco, where he expects to
VETERANS EXPRESS THANKS
I
■ attend the sessions of the Western
needs some necessary articles to make it thoroughly
Rogue River Camp. No. 22. V. 8.
Music Trades convention.
W.
V., and Ladies Auxiliary, wish to
Cheap
prices
at
tent
tonight.
50
enjoyable. Let ns slier. you our very complete line of
express their thanks to the citizens
Optical gooas at Letcher A Son’s
l>f Grants Pass and the several or­
Flashlights, camp axes and hunt-
ganizations who so ably assisted uh
i ing knives at Cramer Bros.
50
Lrt I' h lio Your Cooking.
In entertaining the Ijnlted Spanl«li
W. W. Ferguson, a former resi­
A share of your patronage ap-
War veterans and the Ladies Auxili­
dent of the valley, passed through
pree luted.
ary at their sixteenth annual encamp­
' here today on his way south front ’
ment.
Portland. He was connected with the
Something H|M*clal
Rogue River Camp. No. 22,
first attempts to get the railway,
and Ladles Auxiliary.
Every Sunday
from here to the coast.
Hardware
Rogue River Hardware Company
To tliwu* of our customara who want Monograms or Initials stamp­
ed on llielr material« ami who cannot wait, we recommend
Reform Initials
In Mock In nil sixes end combinatimi», made of pure wind
Will uot break—Will not shrink.
Mrs. NELLIE NEAS
JUST IN
A GIIT LINK OF TEAPOTS
Imported from England
To
SHINGLES
Three C’s Lumber Company
CAMPING
Camp Furniture .
Camp Stoves
Cooking Utensils
Flash Lights
Fishing Tackle
Tents and Flies
Canteens and Water Baps
Cramer Bros
Odd Fellows Corner
We sell Fishin? and Hunting Licenses.
Makes Canning Easier
GOOD EATS
CAFE
R. E. Barnwell, Mgr.
Men’s Oxfords
Brown or Black in Calf or Kid. all LEATHER, Oxford»
that are »tyli.lt at «nur llar comfort able and SERVICE-
ABLE—S4JM). 8A.OO, 80.00, fll.T.A.
Woodward’s
Grants Pass
Gateway to the Oregon Caves
Let Us Answer
Your
Questions on Financing
Conditions in the business field are eonstantlv
(•hanging- new methods are being introduced -old
wavs are discarded.
_
Every successful method known to us in banking
is readilv adopted.
WE ARE AT VOI R SERVICE
First National Bank
of Southern Oregon
Save with ns.
RIVOLI
Starting
Sunday
Couch’s Pharmacy
IT’S EASY TO TAKE
Some time this month or next,
we hope you will be one of the
lucky ones to knock off a
weeks,—and do nothing
enjoy life.
Before you do it, come in
tell us: "Hand me over one of
those compact little portables
you have in your window, and
about a dozen good record«."
If you take our advice, you’ll
have a vacation as you've never
had one before. You'll marvel
at the playing of one of these
portables which can be carried
in one hand,—and you'll be
happier for taking it with you,
—anywhere.
S. Rowell
FULL LINE
HAIR CLIPPERS
$2.00, $2.50 and $3.00
10 per cent Cash Discount
July Reduction Sale
The Heritage
of the Desert
HELMER’S
with
"The Home of Good Furniture” I
i
JOHN HUMMEL
TAILORING
Tuffs Bldg., 517 H Street
Josephine Barber Shop
Electrical Hair Treatments
Shop of Personal Service
ami Xlaasagc
Plenty of Kettles and Pans make the work
of < ’aiming so much easier that every house­
wife should take advantage of this store’s
assortment to pick out the utensils she
needs.
W. D. FRY
Matinee 2:15
Eve. 7:15-9 p. m.
Harry E. Couch, Propr.
Bebe Daniels
Ernest Torrence
Noah Beery
Lloyd Hughes
Valley Hardware
The habit grows.
with you.
$12.00 to $60.00
The Music and Photo
House
That our prices on all items are very rea­
sonable, a visit here will soon prove.
them I m I o buy them.
Barnes Jewelry and Gift Shop
Rowell’s, of Course
Large preserving kettles and pans
at Cramer Bro«.
50
Rev. F. Gordon Hart returns to­
night from Eugene, where he at­
tended the annual* meeting of Ore­
gon Synod. He will be accompanied
by Rev. Mr. Hutchinson, of Hood
River, who will preach in the Pres­
byterian church Sunday morning.
Hypocrites at tent tonight.
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Mt
PioneerPhotoPhinishers
HOT WEATHER
IS HERE!
Couch’s Pharmacy
FOR FILMS, DEVELOP­
ING AND PRINTING
In hy I» a. m. out by 4 p. ni.
White Teel It
Healthy Gums
and it Clean
Moutli
3Sc
A Helen tifie
Preparation
for the
Month, Teeth
and Gums
20«:
CLEMENS
Hell» Drugs and Books
" WILL
ROGERS
IGH-BKOWSTU
Swifts Premium
Hams and Bacon
The Truax Grocery
Behe Daniels in Zane Greys
'Jhe Hetitage of die Desert'
A Paramount Picture
«
Yes, there IS something new in WESTERN pictures, and here it is: A storv
that was filmed in the heart of the west, under Zane (Irev’s personal supervision
HAL ROACH-
•A11ÜÍ
fell
Matinee
Evening
< liildren
GOING TONIGHT
‘‘West nf the
Water Tower”