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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 30, 1924)
page mm GRANT» mm America Sleepmeter Big Ben Baby Ben Alarm Clocks that will get you up ou time these dark mornings. ROGUE RIVER HARDWARE CO The WINCHESTER Store FRIDAY THE DAY TO OPEN YOUR ACCOUNT WITH US We appreciate your business. During Octo ber we have many lines of new pack goods arriving daily and we want you to look them over. Our Specials save you money. he Truax Grocery QUALITY EARL & WILSON SEMI-SOFT COLLARS 33c each, S for SI.OO. Size« 14 to IT. WHY PAY MORE? MEN’S FANCY VESTS Woodward’s SHOES FOR THE FAMILY W. M. HAYES SHOEMAKER & FARMER Democratic Candidate FOR SHERIFF of Josephine County General Election Nov. 4, 1924 (Paid Adv.) PA» DAILY », PERSONAL TMrr. iDit. ortonrn «o. im » —------------------------------- ———-- COIR!«» LOCAL ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ RADIO PROGRAMS TONIGHT ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ LUXITE HOSIERY Radio Feature« for Thursday WOC. Palmer School. Davenport, town.— 7 to 8 p. m.. Palmer radio orcheat ra in dance program. KFSil. Angelua Temple, (X-oa An geles.—7:30 to 11 p. m . Auditor ium nervier. Temple choir. Sierra trio, water baptism and sermon by the paator, organ selections by Fa ther Fricke Gteene. KGO, General Electric Comipany, Oakland.—8 to 10 p. m. Drama. '•Tarnish,'' In three acta by the KGO players, music by the Cromlna trio; 10 to 1. Henry Halstead and orches tra at St. Francis Hotel. KlIJ, The Times, Ix>s Angelas. 8 to 11 p. m.. Piggly-Wiggly girls, Ro bert Marsh program. Biltmore hotel dance orchestra. KFI, Earle C. Anthony, Inc., lais tAnceies.—Ambassador (hotel dance orchestra. Ida Mae Wall consert, Gertrude Childs Huntington, dram atic soprano. KIN). Hale Brothers, Inc., San Francisco.—8 to 11 Studio musical I features, E. Mux Bradfield Versatile bund of the Palace hotel. KNX. The Tribune. (Los Algols«. 8 to 10 p. m., Studio musical fea tures, dance music. KFOA—8:30 to 10 p. m„ First Methodist church temple male chor us. vocal solo selections. H. M. Word, of Portland, is spend Ruys Tract Near Cllv—- ing the day in Grants Pass, attend A. K. Erickson, of Tonn«ket, ing to business matters. Wash., has purchased a 12-acre George Hilton. Jr., of Medford. Is tract of land from the Chicago land looking after business matters here company, on the New Hope road, today. (and will make Ills home there. Ilia All canned milks — 10« at Tour family is with him. ist Grocery. 33-tf « Mr. and Mrs. Fred Merrill are Carrier Boy Wanted- spending the day in Grants Pass from Courier One route now open, Takilma. office. I R. W. Clarke spent Wednesday at tending to business matters in Róse- Ger«r Are Rrought Back- ) burg. August Goettsche. Fred Blackman, Optical goods at Letcher A Son's. Bob Moser and Doc Gilkinson re Chester Edgerton and Hayden turned yesterday frqin Malin, where Tucker left yesterday for Copco, they have been hunting for the past where they will work during the four days. They brought down 90 winter. geese during their stay. They re ¡Mrs. Guy Smith, of South Rend. port a big time and say that plenty Waith., is spending a few weeks here of geese are left for everybody. visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Randle. I, O. O. F. Hallowe'en dance— All canned milks — 10c at Tour Friday, Oct. 31. at Rogue River. ist Grocery. 33-tf Music by Loveland orchestra. >38 Mr. usid Mrs. Monte Hamaker have returned from Klamath Falls where Art Blotters— they were called by the illness and An advertising novelty, useful and death of Mrs. Hainaker's sister. They attractive, are supplied in art blot- brought Ixtck with them their nine- ters. Many designs to select frotn weeks-old niece. at the Courier office. Al J. Martineau. Bruce Olding and Joe Schmidt left this morning for Snow Reported in SHkiyous— Malin, where they expect to lay down A heavy snowfall In the Sisklyous Radio Feature« for Friday a barrage ou the ducks and geese is reported by motorists who have ' KFI. Earle C. Anthony, Inc.. Los that are so unfortunate as to be come over 4he highway from the Angeles, 469 meters—5 p. m.. hour within sight. south during the pust few days. One of news bulletins: 6:45 p. in., organ Glasses fltteH at Letcher * Son's. traveler reports that he came through recital: 8 p. tn., two hours of special Rev. F. Gordon Hart and James 13 inches yesterday and snow and concert features; 10 p. m . Frederick Dunlop left this morning for Port sleet were still falling. He was forced Herrman. basso, and G. Allen Han land, making the trip by auto. On to use chains on all four wheels to cock's ensemble of cello, flute, vio their return they will stop at Eu keep on the road. lin and piano; Up. m , dance music. gene to see the Washington-Oregon KGW, The Oregonisn, Portland, football game, which is to be played New Saur Kraut— 492 meters—12:30 p. m.. concert by on Saturday. Home made hominy, chicken toms Multnomah Hotel Strollers; 5 p. m.. Miss Elizabeth Blanchard return and Red Rock cottage cheese at the children's Hallowe'en program; 7:15 ed from Eugene this morning where City Market. iPhone 52. 39 p. m., special reports; 8 p. in. edu she is attending the university. She cational lecture; 10:30 p. m.. Hoot will spend the week-end with her Cavemen Meet Tonight— Owls, Olsen's orchestra, Pantages parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Blan The Cavemen will meet tonight to chard. She is majoring in journal put the newly elected officers frolic. KFSG, Angelus Temple, Los An- ism at the school. | through all the tortures that could geles. 278 meters—3:30 p. m., or 'All canned milks — 10« at Tour be devised. The meeting is the an gan recital: 7:30 p. m., auditorium ist Grocery. 33-tf nual installation and is a postponed service; 9:15 p. m. studio program; George Brandenburg, manager of meeting. It will be held in the Cave 10 p. m.. organ recital; 10:30 p. tn., the State Motor association, and Joe men's grotto of the Josephine hotel sunshine hour. Dunne, president, are spending the at 6:30. The Cavemen are also plan KHJ, The Times. Los Angeles, 395 day in the city. They timed their ning on a big election night meeting, meters—6 p. tn.. Hickman's concert arrival so that they could be fittingly at which election returns will be re orchestra; 6:30 p. m.. children's pro initiated into the Cavemen. They ceived via radio. gram;' Hallowe'en sketch; 9 p. m., are expecting just as warm a recep special Hallowe'en program; 8 p. m . tion as they will receive tonight. 30-tf lecture and musical program; 10 p. Leaky Roof—Phone 320. ————— m , dance music. Many Ask for Money- Cooked Food Sale KLX. The Tribune, Oakland. Cal., By ladies of St. Anne church, at 669 meters—8 p. m., orchestral con Grants Pass is having a regular epidemic of hobos who make a prac- Josephine Grocery, Saturday, Nov. 1. cert; 8:50 p. m., American Theater 38 orchestra; 9:05 p. in., studio pro ■tice of asking for money to "get a stack of hots”. The transients are gram; 10:10 p. m . organ recital. getting to be a pest at this time of Riverside Community Club Dane«'— KGO, General Electric Company, Come to the dance Saturday night Oakland, Cal., 312 meters—4 p. tn.. | year. Lost night the officers filled up the cUy Jail and the bunks were where you will hear wonderful music St. Francis Hotel orchestra; 3 p. tn, and dance ou a wonderful floor, A studio musical program and lecture; : each holding three men. surprise awaits you at this dance. 39 4 p. m., orchestral concert; silent night. Move to New Hampshire- Carl Williams has received word All Officers and Member»— Of Paran Encampment No. 29, and that Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Socolofsky especially the degree team, are re OREGON have reached Dairy. New Hampshire Mountain Breakfast where they will reside. Mr. Socolof- quested to be at the I. O. O. F. hall (BRAND) sky has been at Salem, connected Friday evening at 7:30 sharp, for , *with the state Y. Of. C. A. work. At degree work. By order of the C. P., Pure Pork his new home he is to be assistant J. A. Cornelier. B. A. Williams, Country Sausage 38 stale secretary of the organization. Scribe. For Hale at All Markets Mrs. Socolofsky is the daughter of Pigs to Be StUp[»'d— Mr. Williams. A joint shipment of bogs for the Pacific International Livestock ex Much Rain at Page Creek— position at Portland is to be made Reiports from the Page Creek sec by Josephine and Jackson counties, tion of the Illinois valley make the a car of club pigs being sent there. rains of the Rogue River valley look I The Josephine county entries will be like a mere sbower. Between Fri sent to Medford where the car is to day and Tuesday, over seven inches be loaded. of moisture fell there, On Monday night, 3.85 inches were recorded, Steel Taken to Bridge Site— Residents of the valley state that The transportation of steel from the Ill no La river was the highest it Waters Creek to the east fork of has been in recent years, It started the Illinois river where the state has | dropping yesterday due to a fall of 'let the contract for the construction snow in the mountains which pre of a new bridge has started. The I Rented a run-off. •work on the bridge is being put un der way. It is to be of the same Grange Meeting Saturday— type as the new concrete bridge over At the meeting of the Rogue River the Applegate river on the Redwood valley grange on Saturday night, the highway. amendment to the federal constitu- I tian on child labor and free text Cars Have Mishap— books In the public schools will be A mishap on the bad stretch of discussed. It is State Master Pal street on Olive avenue, which leads miter’s desire that these questions be to the high school was reported this taken up by the grangers. Other •morning. The car driven by Jake questions of interest to farmers will Whorley and the one driven by J. D. be also brought up. This will be the MacVicar came together when the last meeting at which W’. H. Leon MacVicar car got In one of the deep ard, master of the grange, will be ruts and the Whorley car could not present, as he is leaving soon after be stopped in time to avoid hit the election for California to spend ting It. Fenders on both cars were the winter. damaged. New Shndi's Notarile, Cordovan, Indian Tan, I.utile Glove Silk Ungerle All Lutite Garaient« are guaranteed to lie perfect MRS. NELLIE NEAS GIFTS Barnes Jewelrv and Gift Shop A NEW RECORD FOR YOUR VICTROLA Would be n welcome surprise to the family circle on those relay evening«. Drop In ou your way home and «elect one or more from our «lock of Victor, Urunawlck, Columbia, and Edlaon records. THE MUSIC & PHOTO HOUSE STANTON HOWELL. Prop. RUMMAGE SALE November 8th Smith Garage Women’s Club Benefit for the Memorial Ihiilding. This space donated by Three C’a Lumber Co. « Chinese Specialties FROM 12 A. M. TO 12 P. M. Chicken Chop Huey < 'how Yuk • Chow Mein ChincM* Noodle« Foo Yoong Num Y«**• Hpare Rib. ( hinnw* Fried Ubo < lilneiM- Cold Meal« THEATRE PARTIES SERVED THE MOCHA CAFE Phone iHt-R I WANTED —TO BUY Raw Furs of AU Kinds High Cash Price THE FUR MARKET Opposite Josephine Hotel Our Price — First Grade Cream 38c Grants Pass Creamery Boys and Girls! Home Lighting Contest Now On! Only a Few Days Left to Submit Your Lighting Primer 4 To win a prize you must finish your essay and get your HOME LIGHTING PRIMER to the JUDGES PROMPTLY I Primers and Essays will be collected on Nov. 1st Ernest Loughridge BY Democratic Nominee Josephine County Lighting Educational Committee For County Commissioner Grants Pass, Oregon Wilderville, Ore. (Paid Advertisement) ♦
