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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 1, 1924)
r.»cr v- pism PER52NÆL wfdnp ’O xv n*n.v iiit'RiWh LOCAL <M'T<>vrr i. h »^ m . New Coats '■■—J!.'-; Don't forget the Rexall lc sale IS Philip Helmer Funeral Tomorrow — Ilio Inibii statuì In Itnllrond The funeral of the late Philip Del Mrs. T. J. Owen, of Rogue River, il I o'< lori, Ile will givi' 30 . was among the shopper* in (Irani* mor will i>o held Thursday morning •i lo speeeh maklng. after at 10 o'clock at St Luke ’ s church. I Pass today. Ilo Hill Ile ruslled lo Medfonl Glasses fitted at Uateber A Son*«. Rev P K Hammond conducting the he w ill spemi ilio ■unii,, ntiiouiil service. The interment will be at % e Al Asllllllld Ile will spelld II. I». Wraight nr- Granite Hill cemetery. ; Mr. and Mrs. ir. catching bis traili al Slakl- XVIs.. , rived today from Entt Claire. Ilo will lie lirouglit In re trulli Mrs. P to be with their daughter. Helmer. XiMhiug Is Moro tppreclaloil— $1.24 Al.l'MINI'M SXl.E Thur«., Friday, Saturday at Cramer Bros, lit Than your photograph for Christ mas. Ask mother, wife, sweetheart, I Two for the price of one at the even your husband will admit It. Rexall Store. 13 then talk to it* about It. THE PIC Xmong the Medford people who Taxes— laist payment of 1923 taxes due TV RE MILL. The studio of qual- came down last night to attend the — In- 1 : minstrel show were Mr. and Mrs. on Oetolier 5. 1921. Penalty added Ity. IIIX'GH, | ’ lMHXTS, WARF PINH after said dati . Geo. XV Lewis. Horace L. liromley. Miss Xlary llebb. ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ - and - Sheriff. 1 5 Harry Rosenberg and A. S. Rosen ♦ RADIO I'ROGRXMH TONIGHT ♦ Ititi Mil BEH baum. ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ • XX illiiini Foster Released — Optical goods at Letcher A Son's. KC.XV The Oregonian. Portland. William Foster, the last of ROASTERS, DISH PANS. BAKE Dre., 4 92 meters 3:30 p. in. home quartet held in the county Jail SETS at $1.24. 3-day aluminum sale economics talk; S p. m.. concert; 10 breaking into a dwelling at V at Cramer Bros. 13 P tn.. dance music by Olsen’s orches '('reek, was released this num tra. Lee Emerson, who refused the after serving a 30 da.v sentence. KFI Earle C Xnthony, Inc.. Los title of Mayor of Westfork, is speed Angelos. 460 meters 5 p. m . news ing a few days in the city. Although Grapes— bulletins', 6:43 p. in . detective «lor Mr. Emerson owns the only store Fancy pack crates for eastern ship ies and vocal concert: 7:30 p. m. there, he states that Jim Fulled is ment. Rubt. Neilson, or Phone 603- Mammy Simmons and Crosby FIs- entitled to the honor by the fact that • F-ll. 16 tors; 9 to 1 1 p. m.. special pr niera ni ; he is the older resident. XVestfork I I p. m . dance music. has no road leading to it but is the KGO General Electric company, starting place of a trail down Rogue AlMiudomsl I ar Is Found— An aliundoned Chevrolet coupe has Oakland, Cal.. 312 meters 3 p. m . River. Cement Doors Sashes Roofing been found by the officers at Stone musical program and Cora L. Wil- Candy bargains at the Rexall lc Flooring Lumber General Milling Corral on the Heilwood highway It Hums Institute speaker: 4 p. m . or sale. 13 ' has been brought here to uwall the chestra concert: silent night. S. H. Riggs is spending a couple arrival of the owner, a resilient of KPO Hale Brothers. Inc.. San of days here with old friends. Mr. ‘ Oakland. Cal. Francisco. 4 23 meters 1 to 5:30 p. Riggs spent the summer in South - XI.. succession of orchestral concerts: G Hirer! Pilone All Dakota and will leave tonight for | 8:30 p. m.. children’ hour; 8 p. in . lx*nk> Roof — Klamath Fails. He stales that South Phone 320. Pacific Coast Hoofing Bradfield's band, dance music. Dakota will, without doubt, go for ! 01-tf KLX The Tribune. Oakland. Cal. Coolidge Instead of lair'ollette. to Co. 509 meters S p. m . studio progfum whom the state is generally credited. ! Prii e XX as Boo-tisl— a varied program Including choir Bring your pennies to the lc sale. Due to a typographical error in singing and organ recital. 13 which the decimal point was inad KHJ The Times, Isis Xngeles, Milk 10c Qt.— vertently omitted, the price of Pyro- Cal., 395 meters 6 p. m. Hick- will soon be here. Then will the lining folks lumi some til H|4* 13 tol, the new government explosive, man's orchestra: 6 30 p. in . child- At the Cave Shop. lo nmke merry. I was made to read $936 per hun ren's hour; 10 p. m . Hickman's or Paran Em anipment— dred pounds instead of $9.36 as it chestra. Notice to all officers and mem should have been. Orders should be bers: Be present at I. O. O. F hall left immediately with the county NOTICE TO « OXTRA< TORN Friday evening. (X toiler 3. at 7:30. agent. Grants Pass Chamber of Commerce as there will be patriarchial degree THE MUSIC & PHOTO HOUSE I at Grants Pass. Oregon, hereby calls work. By order of the C. P. J. A. Taxes— STANTON ROXX ELL. Prop for bids for tjie construction of .< Corneller. B. A. Williams. Scribe. 13 Last payment of 1923 taxes due stucco building .thirty-foot frontage on October 5. 1924. Penalty added and eighty-foot depth, nt Northeast corner of Sixth and <1 streets In Scott Tissue--- alter suid date. Geo. XV. Lewin, Grants Pass, Oregon, with basement Sold at the Truax Grocery. 12 Sheriff. 15 complete, In accordance with the I plans and sneclflcatlons prepared Notice^— Opening Dance of Winter Season— therefor, to be completed within sixty day« from date of contract. The county clerk’s office will be Riverside Community Club. Sat and form of open Friday evening. October 3, l>e- urday night. Oct. 4th. Good music. Plans, specifications contract mav be laanected at the of tween the hours of 7 and 9 o'clock, Come. 15 fice of the Grant« Pass Chamber of to give persons unable to come to Commerce at Grants Pass. .Oregon Ml bids will lie opened on Monday. the office during regular office Building Apartment House— October 6. 1924. at ten o'clock a m . hours an opportunity to register. < Work has lieen started by Harper at the office of Grafts Pass Cham 14 F. L. Coon. County Cleik. . and Son on the new two-family apart ber of Commerce at Grants Pas«, ment house being built for Junies Oregon, and right Is reserved to re- Certified Riverside < oniniunity Club Dance— Kendall on North Sixth street. The 1»»-t and end all bids Come to the opening dance of the structure will be of one story, with check for ten percent of bid to be submitted with bid. to be forfeited season on Saturday night. Oct. 4th. five rooms and a bath on each side if succeessful bidder fails to execute 15 of the house. The house will cost contract within three .lays from $4 500. It is being made on a pleas award of bid and notice thereof Address Grants Pass Chamber of Two Sauli Robberies— i ing design and will be an attractive Commerce, Grants Pass. Oregon. Two small robberies wire reported addition to that part of the city. i H. D. NORTON. t to the police this, morning The first President. was that of the Three C*s Lumber ¡Grants Pass Woman's Club- company, where robbers secured First meeting of Grants Pass Wom- nothing. Chas. Cooley, manager, al . an’s club. Saturday. Oct. 4, at 1:00 The Ori tn nal ways keeps a sign on his safe which o'clock. Luncheon, Hotel Josephine, REXALL tells the marauders that the safe is 75c per plate. Members are asked not locked. The other robbery was , to notify one of the following by at the Bungalow grocery on North 1 Oct. 1st for reservation: Mrs. Geo. Sixth street, where groceries amount Seeback, 602.-F-1-3: Mrs. Harold ing to $10 were taken. Prestel, 539-J; Miss Jessie Griswold. A99-L. 12 Th urs. Fri. Sat. Taxes— < h t. 8 < >■ ( .2 OH. 4 Last payment of 1923 taxes due Buckwheat Pancake I'lour— on October 5. 192 4. Penalty added Fresh stock now at the Truax If you do not get a sale sheet after said date. Geo. XX'. Lewi«, Grocery. 12 by Wednesday, call fur one. Sheriff. 15 I MRS. NELLIE NEAS New Scenic, Ribbon and Mos* Agates Barnes Jewelry and Gift Shop Building Materials < Three C’s Lumber Company The LONG WINTER EVENINGS ALL VELVETINA Preparations at FELT SLIPPERS One-third Price Face Powder, regular $1 value Cold Cream, regular 75c value 35c 25c OTHERS IN PROPORTION Couch’s Pharmacy Harry Condi, Propr. , Demonstrations to Be Hehl— RIVOLI TO NIGHT Three demonstrations on the treat ment of seed wheat with copper car bonate will be held this week by the county agent. This method replaces the formaldehyde and blue stone treatment which has formerly been used. The new treatment does not' require expensive equipment as be lieved by many. On Thursday. Octo ber 2, a demonstration will be held at the R. L. Tolin farm at Deer ' Creek. On Friday it will be at the Jack Falk ranch on Sucker creek.1 n Saturday the demonstration will be at the A. L. Blodgett place at Williams. All demonstrations will be at 2 o'clock. Members of Grants P om Woman's Clul»—Are reminded that all res- ervations for luncbeon at Hotel Jo- sephine, Saturday, must be in hands of committee Wednesday night. No reservations made after that time. Kindly attend to this promptly. Phone Mrs. Geo. Seebach, Mrs. H. Printed butter wrapper« for aale Prestel or .Miss Jessie Griswold. 15 I at the Courier office. W - I /. I \ r ¿—7^**— i £\ js ^ d S a ¿ Mu-ut Is marriage a far c e ? See “(hanging Husbands" a nd you'll say it is! The fastest, funniest, friskiest farce ever. And that's putting it mild. Adult« 35c. Cbildreu 10c. <Buy a CHEVROLET the Certificate Way 6% W. S. MAXWELL CO. DEALERS Grants Pass, Ore. Woodward’s / One - Cent Son Killed by Auto James Adams has returned from i Visalia. Cal., where he was called ! by the death of his son, Carl Adams, | the victim of an automobile accident. Carl Adams with his family had just returned from a hunting trip and had stopped by the road at a ranch a few mile, out from Visalia. They bad dismounted from the car and were standing by the road talking A neighbor drove up but two pedes- | trlans came out from I lie rear of ' another car and to avoid hitting them , the neighbor swung his car wide. ' He looked back to see if he had hit lone of them and in doing this his [car swerved, striking Mr. Adams, j who died from the effects of the : injury. The neighbor wrote out a I check for $10,000 for Mrs. Adams, . as he acknowledged his blame for Mr. Adams was 48 the accident. I years of age. Ills homo was in Mon- | rovia, Cal. X'otem Attention- All persons desiring to vote at the general election November 4, 1 924, are notified that the registration books will close October 4 at 5 o'clock p. m. Those already regis tered who have voted once in every two years and still reside In the same precinct need not re-register. F. I* Coon, County Clerk. Mulllgatawney Soup— And twenty other kinds at the Truax Grocery. 12 CLEMENS Hells Drugs and Books WANTED —TO BUY Raw Furs of All Kinds High f’lieh Price —at— THE FUR MARKET OppoMU* «JoHrphlne Hotel OREGON Mountain Breakfast (BRAND) We, tile Salvation Army of (¡mills Pass, ask the farmers of .Josephine County ami community to co. operate ami assist ns, by contributing produce, vege tables, fruits or any other articles of salable value, to us at once. Pure Pork Country Sausage For Hale at All Markets BEST QUALITY POPCORN THE TRUAX GROCERY On October 11, next, at our hall, 405 (1 Streel, Grants Pass, xvr will hold our annual Fall Harvest Festival, at which time all articles will be sold. These funds xvill be used for local relief work. Couch’s Pharmacy Salvation Army FOR I II.MH, DEVELOP- ING AND PRINTING In by 0 a. in. out by B p. ni. (¡rants Pass, Ore. i Phone 380 V
