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Radio Features f«»r Tuesday, Xov. IN
KHJ. Th«» Tim«»«, l.o* Angeles.—
Optical goods at Letcher A Son's. You Have Heard—
The trombone laugh. the aax sob. 13:30 p. tn.. Hendexvoua «.allroom
W. J. Holder, of Hattie Creek, Is
but hear that fiddle tulk. Saturday. orchestra; 2 30. musical« matinee:
a business visitor In the city.
W. O. W. hull
53 5. Hickman's orchestra; 6:30, child
Mr. and Mrs. A W. Goadstoy. of
ren's program; 10, Hickman's or
Weed, were visitors here Monday.
chestra.
ladles Only-
I
E. C. Roberts, of Myrtle Point,
KPO. Hale Brothers, Inc . San
On Thursday. Nov. 30th at 2 p. m.
Small Size
was attending to local business mat MI m Martha AT. Spenker will glva Franrlsco -I p. tn , Falrtnont Hotel
ters today.
an illustrated Vlava health talk at orchestra; f>:30, children’s program:
Medium Size
Every day is "Babies Day" at THE the Oxford Hotel. Of special Inter 7:30, Fairmont Hotel orcluvdra; 8
PICTURE MILL. Bring the young est to the n er veto woman. Free. 84 program by Orpheus club of Oak
My Large Size
sters in and get a picture of their
land: 10, dance music.
4
growth from year to year, No rec- Turkey Given As l*rise—
KFI. Karie C. Anthony. Inc.. Los
ord is more appreciated than our ■ About 75 nienibom of the Wood Angeles -.1. hour of news bulletins;
Useful the year round for roasting chicken, turkey and
baby pictures in after years, Sat la- men of the World entered the comps- 6'45, organ recital; 8. Ambassador
duck—a bread and cake box, cooking entire meal over
faction remains, long after the price , tition for a fine largo turkey which Hotel Cocoanut Grove orchestra; 9.
one flame, baking apples, baking bread, cold pack can-
is forgotten. Phone 383-R for an was given away Monday night at the two hours of musical selections.
53 regular meeting of tha order. Twen-
appointment.
KOO. Geuerai Else trie Company.
ning, deep fat frying. GET YOURS TODAY I
4 p. in.. St. Francis Ho
W. J. Gilmore, of the school of ty new applications for membership Oakland
agriculture at O. A . C., is spending jiay,> been received In the present tel orchestra: 8. studio program.
a few days in the city attending to ' campaign and much Interest is re Arion Trio, choral singing, instru
mental and vocal solo selections; 10
The WINCHESTER Store
business matters.
ported.
dance
music.
Glasses fitted at Latchsr A Son's.
KjGW. The Oregonian. Portland,
Mr. and Mrs. Elder Lium left the Thanksgiving Eve—
last of the week tor West Palm
First dance of the season at Mur- i Ore. -12:30 p. m., concert; 5, child
Grants Pass — Gateway to the Oregon Caves Beach. Florida, where they will make phy. Thls will be a clean dance in ren's program; 8. lecture provided
their home. Mr. Lium has accepted every respect. Hoose and rowdyism by extension service. Oregon Agri
a position with an engineering firm will not be allowed either in the hall cultural collage: 8:30, Glee Club
or on the premises. The proper of concert.
in the southern city.
KFBQ. Angelos Temple, Los An
Attorney and Mrs. G. Everett ficer« will be on band to handle any
WiU geles.—4:30 p. m , organ recital
Baker, of Portland, arrived in Grants situation that might arise.
WITH A PEDIGREE
Pass last night to spend several days have the best music we can secure land sop ra no-‘ten or duet: 6 30. Gray
llutftIngtuiui <K Hecht luoccaaiu vmup ainl |>laln Ine. Tliese «re all
Studio
program
for
children;
10:30,
with Mr. and 'Mrs. Sant H. Baker. and the genuine hora<*-cooked turkey
leuther top grade. Maile for MKRVU.'X.
Mr. Baker Is on his way to Tta Juana. supper which will be served to about Sunsbiue hour, religious program.
MoecaaUi Vnui|M
KUX. Oakland Tribune. Oakland.
Mexico, where he is attorney for a 50 couples at a time beginning with
3-iu., M-in., lii-ln., 14-ln., Hl-lu. Topa.
6
p.
m
.
Sunset
Matinee.
No.
1.
Reserve
your
tickets
land company.
by
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. McBride left phone at Gilmore's store.
Slit
this morning tor Portland where Mr.
MKS'4
Radio Featured Wednesday, Nov. 10
FVHMMUNGM
McBride has been transferred by the Has Station House—
KLX. The Tribune. Oakland. 60S
Gold Hitl is now boasting a Sta- meters—8 p m. studio program pre
Southern Pacific company. He has
been at Roseburg, having been trans tiou House for the police. Not quite 1 sented by the Obanesia Quartet, se
HHOEH FOR T1IK FAMILY
ferred there from Grants Pass. They of police statlou in the sense that lections by American Theatre orches
have just returned from a visit with the city bred people understand the tra. and organ recital.
their son in San Francisco.
term as the "station" Is now used as 1 KOW. The Oregonian, Portland,
With a dozen of your latest pho a detention house, but the little 492 meters—13'30 p m. concert by
tographs at hand the question of building alongside the old Kell Gar Darby's orchestra; 5 p. m. chll-
tr
Christinas gifts need hold no terrors age has been fitted up as an office dren's program; 8 p. m
Anstow-
for you. Right now is the time to for the police on the highway. Tour Poxxl Sc hoop Trio concert: 10 p m.
sit. the holiday rush is on. Twelve ists can be brought there to await the Olean’s dance orchestra.
Life insurance is the only legacy which is paid
New Creations—just received from New
very acceptable gifts at a price to > state officers instead of locking them
KGO. General Electric Company,
■direct to the person named in the policy—paid
fit your pocketbook. Tell us your up; the traffic officer can stop there Oakland. 312 meters—3 p. m mu
York. The latest in Bridge, Davenport
intact, without deductions for court costs—and
needs, we will do the rest. PICTURE and get warm this winter, his rec sical program and Cora L. Williams
and Piano Styles.
MILL photographs satisfy. "There's ords will be kept there and It will be Institute speaker; 4 p. m St. Fran
paid immediately.
a reason." Same old location, 420 used as an information bureau.— cis Hotel concert orchestra. Silent
Oregon Life has paid out over one million dollars
F street.
53 Gold Hill News.
THE MUSIC & PHOTO HOUSE
night.
—and has never yet contested a claim. Oregon
STANTON ROWELL. Prop.
KFI. Earle C. Anthony. Inc., Loe
Life checks always get there first!
The Prise Was M ow—
The Music Division—
Angeles. 4 69 meters—5 p. ni. hour
Of the Grants Pass Women's Club
By Mrs. A. L. Wimer, of Apple of news bulletins; 6:45 p. m. Harris
will hold a vesper service Sunday af gate In the guessing contest on the detective stories and orchestral con-
ternoon at 4 o'clock in the Methodist parlor furnace. O. A. Bryan, The !cert: 7:30 p. m. vocal recital; * P.
church. A «liver offering will be Plumber, 512 H St.
53 m two hours of apeclal musical fra-
taken for the Memorial Fund benefit.
itures; 10 p. in. special dramatic pro
Inspect Lower River District—
gram; 11 p. tn dance music,
I
Tomorrow Prof. W. L. Powers, of
Funeral Services Thursday—
KPO. Hales Brothers. lnc„ San
Funeral services for O. A. Colby, the Oregon Agricultural college, ac- Francisco. 428 meter»—1 p. m. Fair
Cement — Doors — Sashes — Roofing
who passed awa? on Sunday night, companled by a representative of the mont Hotel orchestra; 5:30 p. tn.
A. L. MILLS. Prwtdau
8CHUPPBL, A m .
Flooring — Lumber — General Milling
will be held on Thursday afternoon state engineer's office, will be In , children's hour; 8 p. m Bradfield's
C. S. SAMUEL, Q m M mm «
H. E. BLAUVELT. EucxU
at 2 o'clock at the Presbyterian Grants Pass tor the purpose of in- | band, four hours of dance music;
church. Rev. F. Gordon Hart will specting the district In the vicinity of K-saons in conversational French.
Home Office: PORTLAND, OREGON
officiate. Masonic services will be Ferrydale, 14 miles down Rogue
KHJ, The Times. Los Angeles, 395
River from the city. There is an agi meters—2:30 p m. matinee musical,
held at the grave.
Wett G Strrrt
rheno AO
tation there for the formation of an 6 p. m. Hickman's concert orchestra;
A. B. CORNELL, Dist. Mgr.
Room 2, Masonic Temple, Grants Pass, Oregon.
irrigation
district.
Professor
Powers
Civil Service Examination—
6:30 p. m. children's program of un -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ___________
The Civil Service commission in is head of the soils department at the usual variety; 8 p. tn. education lec
vites special attention to the fact college and he will inspect the soil ture; 10 p. m. Hickman's orchestra,
that in an examination held recently jof the district. It is estimated that dance music.
in Grants Pass. Oregon, and other there are 5.000 acres of land which
cities throughout the United States could be brought into the district. It
for principal of home economics, In : it were formed as now contemplated.
dian Service, applicant« were not se
cured in the number desired, and Tourist Grocer) —
For Effie's ha me made dough
that this examination will be held
38-tt
again on December 10. Persons in anta.
terested in this or other examina
tions should apply to the secretary Justices Are Electesl—
of the United States civil service
In the recent election various pre
board at the local postoffice for de cincts in the county elected justices
tailed Information and application of the peace and constables.
Jus
tices elected were: Elmer Gilmore.
blanks.
Murphy; R. E Reed. Placer; M. C.
The Athletic Section—
Davis. Wolf Creek: E. H. Messenger,
Of the Grants Pass Women's Club Waldo; D. R. Morrison, Kerby; A.
will meet at 7:30 tonight at the Ep W. Lee, Ferry; L. W. Smith, Grants
worth hall.
53 Pass; C. C. Coleman, Slate Creek
Constables. Norman Blalock, Placer
M. W. Penny, Lucky Queen; R. 8.
Crockett, Merlin; Cap. Kinkle, Sel
First Grade ma; J. W. Wimer, Waldo; C. C. Cole
Our Price
man, Slate Creek; J. P. Martin,
Grants Pass. Some of the officers
Grants Pass Creamery have not yet qualified.
Aluminum Roaster
New Ensemble Suits
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. $4.50
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MRS. NELLIE NEAS
GIFTS
ROGUE RIVER HARDWARE CO
Barnes Jewelrv and Gift Shop
It takes months to
probate a will
BOOTS
an Oregon Life
licy is
payable
/
immediately.'
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