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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1924)
fr.lOT porn gratts rrrrr mn.T cnmrrn LOCAL PER5°NflL PEERLESS MAZDA LAMPS pa « w l.oni-a ' Youni of I’mtem*. was Nolic«*— a visitor in Grunt* Paas yesterday. Tin re will In* 11 soelal meeting of TX Mr*. Ilunnah Thoma* and Mrs ,hv Asalia Cirri«« tonight. Thomas Vhern, of Hugo, were among* Slash OwNtevM Take Notice the visitors in the city yesterday. li is unlawful for any uno to do Glasses fitted at Letcher A Son's. Mr*. Edward Koenig, of Wilder- any kind of burning from now until MAZDA LAMPS ville, was shopping in Grants P aa * October I without first obtaining 11 10 Watt to 50 Watt Sizes written permit from a ■late fire war yesterday. den. Those wishing te burn slash, . Mr. and Mrs. It. W. Clark«* have stumps, brush heaps, or anyth in g returned from Portland where t hey i that is safe to burn, can get a per- i went on a motor trip. i mil from their local warden, after George lluher has returned from the warden has examined the mater Ixis Angeles where he has been vielt* ial to be burned ami it is pronounc [ing relatives for more than u month. ed safe by hl tn. The WINCHESTER Stoi-e V. Hoxie, Among the Klamath Falls people trier Warden. in th«* city today were G. Simpson. W. K. Simpson, and 4'lav l.afon. Notice W. IL < .* Optical goons at Letcber & Son's. I Another Tract Sold— Rainfall Was Heavy— W. R. C. basket picnic Saturday E. W. Banta, of Eugene, was look When C. E. Roberts, of Yakima, «. The rainfall of Monday, which was at 2:30 at the pari. Supper nt 5 much heavier in the mountains than Wash., was shown over the valley re ing after business matter* her«» to i o’clock. in* the valley, was a boon to the ir cently. he purchased a tract on th«* day. Miss Gayle Williams arrived today rigated as well as the non-lrrigated east side of the Murphy road from Don't Forget Tomorrow— He from Eugene to spend a few days at lands, as it filled the irrigation ditch the Chicago Lami Company. Morning. 10:30 I* th«* time, es and the storage dani reservoirs. wrote to the company today, asking home. Miss Williams is a student at the W (' T I’. picnic at the park, The rush of water was so great that that two adjoining tracts be held for the Eugene Bible I’niversity. Com«* und bring your lunch. There it washed out it portion of a bank of his daughter and her fiance, who A. B. Hiscock and A. «. Davis have will be car* at the courthouse to the Medford irrigation ditch near the will return here with him in Decem- returned from Lakeview where they take those who have no way to go. waterworks intake, but the Rogue l«er to start actual clearing opera have been attending to business niat- River Canal company will have the tions on the land. The tracts have ters for the Western States Lumber l>t.-tuts Pans l‘osi Bigi.— break repaired within a day or so. l«e«*n moving rapidly along the Mur company. The Grants Puss post of the \mer- Mrs. John S. P ro I has just receiv ican Legion was among the It' hiati- It is said that the rainfall in the phy road and spring will»see th«» first few miles from the city cleared and Fish Lake territory amounted to one ed th«* announcement of th«« mar est in the state In the number <>t riage of her daughter. Mrs. Clara members secured durin; the recon' and one-half inches.—Medford Mail- in cultivation. DeVarllla. of Sun Francisco, to E. Tribune. I state drive for membership. Grnms Printed butter wrapper* for aale J. Rebert. Th«* marriage occurred Pass post signed up 2 • new member. at the Courier office. on Tuesday am! Mr. and Mrs. Hebert Colored paper at the Courier. during the week. are now on a wedding trip. Rev. and Mrs. F. Gordon Hart re turned last night from an automo A Dollar Or a Dime— Three hours of dancing bile trip extending as far north as Victoria. B. C. They uls«i stoppeil Fair Ground* Friday Nite. Dance tiler the Band t'olieert — The Fall Ground* pavilion. Friday nite, a dollar or a dime 79 * A small shipment of NEW SILK DRESSES New .shades. Rust, Rose and Green. WM. I»E MIIJ.E'S THE BEDROOM WINDOW” Featuring May MacAvoy, Malcolm MacGregor, Geo. Fawcett A Fast Comedy, Mystery, Mclo-drutmi Comedy Stan Laurel Evening in “ 35e Zeb Chihlrvn vs. Paprika ” Matinee 35c !«*• To Install New Council— 'bout 25 members of the Security Benefit Association will motor Geld Hill tonight to help Everet« I Brown install a new council. Fifty members are expected to go Into th-» I new council. The Grants Pass ecyin-] cil initiated another goed class last mght. with 45 members present. Going Tonight Nita Naldi, Patsy Ruth Miller, in “THE BREAKING POINT” BETTY BROWN* \T THE NEW PIPE ORGAN Be sure you have an supply. ample Sell* Drug« and Book« TA* X*nsa> t JUST IN- A GIFT LINE OF TE kPOTM Imported from England Tu N«««* them is Io buy tlieiu. 1 at Barnes Jewelry and Gift Shop A Clean Notebook a Good Grad A neat, cleanly written notebook makes a ¡met ier impression—a bitter grade—write it with a Parker Pen. No blots, no ink-stained fingers. The “Lucky Curve” feeds the ink smoothly. Safety- sealed, it can't leak when carried — Press-the-button and it's filled instantly. FALL OXFORDS Woodward’s PACKER CEMENT Fountain Pens Couch’s Pharmacy Three C’s Lumber Company <■ CLEMENS i .lodge I’. M Thomas will arrive In the morning from Medford mid will hohl court ni 9:30. lie w III hour any mutter* which n lire Io lie th«* preHclltlul. ih» unii Momillghl Wnh With ill«' reni innonllght, nt I h<« Fair Ground*. Friday nite, n dollar I Printing that tueasaa—Courlar, or a dime. 7# »------ TO MORROW 4 Mrs. NELLIE NEAS Rogue River Hardware Co. at Vancouver, It. C., Seattle. Tacoma Courier rJaaeified ads bring and Portland. On ther way north •ulta. they followed the coast from Tilla mook to Astoria. Mr. and -Mrh. F. H. Applehoff re Thls I h the time of the turned yesterday from a trip of a month into Washington. They visit-! wheu item* such a* the follow ed Ranier park, the Cour d'Alene 1 Ing are moat useful no matter section of Idaho, then returned to| when* you got Roseburg, where they spent several! ABSORBENT COTTON. weeks, They are now planning a ADHESIVE TAPE. trip to Crater Lake and Klamath GAI ZE BANDAGE. Falls. I odine . * SNAKE BITE REMEDY. Hop Picker* in the Weston Yard— SKEETER HKOOT. Will .start Monday. Aug. 25. 7 ii er r 'i. I« ’*. • 27c Rivoli Theatre ah Y, ■■•' ‘ ' • • J A s Static I’el'l iiiiies .. -*■ - * 4 Mi r ** Of the former Peerless Clothing Company Stock Now Entering On Its 2nd Week Never in the history of the niei< antile business has a sale of t hi- chararter caused such widespread publie attention as has been towed upon this great clothing institution. MEN’S AND YOUNG CLOTHING Here la a line select l«m of LOT 1. Mmol made of fine wool the righi teat. men’s dot hs up lo 923.00 One Grand Splash of Firework in the Way of Drastic Reductions and Extremely Rare Bargains Await the Public During the Last Week of This Wonderful Selling. Shirts! Shirts! Men's fin«* negligee anil collar attached shirt* in mwlriis, pop lin and silk stri|M**, value* to 93.00 Mm! In this lot you will find any shirt desired in broad« cloth, madras. >*ilk fibre*, etc., values to KI.IM). $2.39 Shirts! $3.19 Shirts! N'<*glig«*c anil odiar attached in nil «leslred materials such as broadcloth« silk stripe, etc, val ues to 33.30. Men'» negligee and collar at- (ached shirt». Including fine silks, silk fibre, imporSe«l bromi« loth, etc., values to 93 $2.89 $3.89 Men's ifcfi.OO Genuine Silk Pongee Shirts $4.69 Men's Collnr-attached or Negligee Shirts, values to $2.50 $1.85 Men's Fine Khaki Shirts, Special at 89c Heavy Quality Work Shirts Made very large and roomy, colors, blue, grey and khaki. Dress Shirts Of good quality tale and inadra», sizes. Popular Priced Dress and Work Shoes for Men. Sut'h well known brands as Endicott Johnson, Weyenbcrg. Beacon, Etc. Values to $5.00 $3.95 Values to $6.00 $4.69 Values to $7.50 $5.49 HATS AND CAPS Io 930.01» Here an* UKgi’s und young men's suits LOT 3 • tlial sell up to 935.00. Reni snappy models ns well ns conservatives, wonderfully tailored LOT Men's fine felt dress hats that sell at the popular price of 33.75, 101111' ill black or brown, reduced during this sale to LOT 69c 95c $1.39 Men's nil-leather Scout and Work Shin*», values to 93.30, pair J. C. BRILL In ibi* lol you will find vi wonderful LOT 2. mill army of popular priced cults, neatly stylishly tnllor«*l. Vitim** rim up Successor Peerless Clothing Co Were you will find nil the men'* LOT 6 • Truly young men'* sull* flint sold to 950.00. a finer lol of garment* coititi not I h * found anywhere in tlie state Khaki Pants Splendid <|ll il I i t y khaki pants of the better grille. Reg. price 92.00 GRANTS PASS 9 <
