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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 19, 1924)
cjR.kvt'í rw« hint HftrRTTH WrtiVT Nov. io. ion. ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ “WEAR-EVER” Aluminum Roaster ITTI ÍÍ SPECIAL PRICES J : , $4.50 $5.50 $6.50 Small Size Medium Size Large Size Useful the year ’round for roasting chicken, turkey and duck—a bread and cake box, cooking entire meal over one flame, baking apples, baking bread, cold pack can- ning, deep fat frying. GET YOURS TODAY ! ROGUE RIVER HARDWARE CO. The WINCHESTER Store Chop Suey — Chinese Specialties FROM 12 A. M. TO 12 P. M. Chicken Chop Suey Chow Yuk Chow Meiu Chinese Noodles Foo Yoong Num Yue Spare Rib« Chinese l>itd Rice Chinese Cold Meats THEATRE PARTIES SERVED THE MOCHA CAFE Phone 1S1-R PER52NAL “Ï LOCAL ♦ RADIO I'llOGRAMH TONIGHT ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Re«ll«> Featured Wednesday, Nov. 10 Mr. and Mrs. Wells, ot Kerby, were ••Yes"— KLX. The Tribune. Oakland. 5(19 Another dance at Kerby, Nov. 2?. motors—8 p. m. studio proa rum pre shoppers in town today. Mrs. Tavis and daughter, ot Hugo, 34 sented by the Oban «mla Quartet, se spent the day in the city. lection* by American Theatre orches Mrs. M. B. Bousemnn. of Wilder- Tourist Grocery'— tra. and organ recital. For Eftle'a home made dough ville. spent the day in town today. KGW. The Oregonian. Portland. :is t( Miss Frankie Ostrom left today for nuts. 493 meters—13:30 p. m. concert by | Portland where she expects to slay I Darby's orchestra: 5 p. m. chil IL-gist ration Rlanks llccciv<*|— | for some time. dren's program: 8 p. tn. Anstow- |A large namlvr <tf application Pozsl Hehoop Trio concert; 10 p. tn. Optical goods at Letcher * S ob ' s . Mrs. Julian Herman and children, blanks for state motor v«>hlcle II- Olean's dance orchestra. lot Selma, were among the visitors in I censes have been received at the KOO, Geueral Electric Cumpauy, I Grants Pass today. motor assti«-iatlon at th«' chamber of Oakland. 312 meters—3 p. m mu Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ciioley are • comm«‘rce. These Include auto li sical program and Gora L. Williams spending the day in Medford anil Aah- cense. chauffeur license, truck'and 1 Institute speaker; 4 p. tn. St. Frau I laud attending to business matters. all others. They may be secured da Hotel concert orchestra. Silent Mrs. Rodney Calvert, of Glendale, at any time. night. arrived in the city last night for a KFI. Earle C. Anthony. Inc., Loa couple ot days shopping and vislt- Cake»— Angeles. 469 meters—5 p. tn. hour Solicited from proven cakemakm of news bulletins: 6:45 p. m. Harris ing. Glasses fitted at Letcher * I Son's, ou sale at Temple Market. Saturday. detective stories and orchestral con- K. H. Palsiger. manager of the cert; 7:30 p. m. vocal recital; 11 p. Ford garage at Klamath Falls, ar Knight Templar Meeting— tn. tw«> hours of special musical fva- rived in the city yesterday to spend Melila Commandery No. 8, spe lures; 10 p m special dramatic pro- a few days visiting ami attending to cial meeting Friday night; dinner nt gram; lip. m. dance music. business. 6:30. Order ot the Temple at 7:30. KPO. Halva Brothers. Inc., Hau Mr. and Mrs. H E. Ramag«> and All members come. . 35 Francisco. 4 33 meters— 1 p. tu Fair- son have arrived here front Tacoma, niont Hotel orchestra; 5:30 p. m. Wash. Mr. Ramage expects to be- Fre«« lecture on Christian Science— children's hour; 8 p. m Bradfield's jeome a permanent resident ot Grunts The First Church of Christ, Scien band, tour hours of dance music; Pass, as he has accepted a position at tist. of Grants Pass announces a lessons in conversational French ' Couch's Pharmacy. Free Lecture on Christian Science by KHJ, The Times, Loa Angeles. 395 Mr. and Mrs. Phil Twohy were Peter V. Rosa, C. S. B.. of San Fran meters—2:30 p m. matinee musical. in Grants Pass today on their way to cisco. Calif., member of the Board of 6 p. tn Hicktuun's coucert orchestra; Berkeley where they are to attend Lectureship of the Mother Church, 6:30 p m children's program of un the annual football clash between The First Church of Christ Scien usual variety; 8 p. m. education lec Stanford University and the Univer tist in Boston. Muss., at the Rivoli ture; 10 p. m. Hickman's orchestra, sity of California. Mr. Twohy is a Theatre. Friday evening. November dunce music. graduate of Stanford. 28th, at 8 o'clock. The public la cordially invited to attend. a : . Radii* Features Thursday. Nov. 20 I«eaky Roof—Phone 3 20. Poultry Show B«x»t«*l— amount of interest in this district The Southern Oregon Poultry- and the two banks and the Chamber Show at Ashland on December 9. 10 of Commerce have cooperated with and 11 is attracting a considerable the Ashland people by offering $25 in cash prixes for the prize winuers. Quite a number of local poultry and pet stock producers exhibited last winter at Ashland, bringing several prixes back. It is hoped that more will be shown this season. The show is being held in the Chautauqua building. I RIVOLI TONIGHT Change in Program LAST TIMES KING’S 1924 REVUE 15 PEOPLE Featuring Cream 39c Grants Pass Creamery WANTED — TO BUY Raw Furs of All Kinds Dry Hides ami Sheep Pella THE FUR MARKET Opposite JOHcpbtae Hotel MARJORIE KING Wonderful Values REED BABY CARRIAGES at HELMER’S "The Home of Good Furniture' >»• in DARING EXOTIC DANCE SENSATIONS Adults 50 Children 25 John Hummell SUITS Tuffs Bldg. COME ON TIME Couch’s Pharmacy FOR FILMS, DEVELOP ING AND PRINTING In by 0 a. m. out by A p. m. Fresh Eastern Oysters The Truax Grocery Prepare for Winter OVERCOATS. MACKINAWS, STAG SHIRTS, LEATHER COATS AND SWEATERS. Made Up to a Standard Not Down to a Price I 9 Buy Beans— Baked by one who knows how at food sale Saturday, Temple Market. Stray- Dog Pofeoncd— The city police were called upon yesterday to end the sufferings of a stray dog which has been hanging aroumf the city for the past few weeks. The dog picked up some poison on the street and was In ter rible agony when found by the po lice. The dog was near the court house at the time. Latent H Ila- Lyric Orchestra. Saturday, W. O. W. Hall. 54 Dainty. Cseful Apron*— Moderately priced at Neighbor of Woodcraft food sale at Temple Mar ket, Saturday. 56 Hlller Sells to McVay— • KLX, The Tribune, Oakland. 509 meters—1:30 p. m. to 5 p m broad casting doings fourth annual Decid uous Fruit Growers' conference at University of California; evening ■ea- sion starts 8 p. m. KFSG. Angelus Temple, Los An- geles, 278 meters—3:30 p. m. or- gun recital; 7:30 p m. auditorium service; 9:15 p. m. Gray studio pro gram; 10 p. m. organ recital; 10:30 p. m. Radio Bible school. KGW, The Oregonian. Portland. 492 meters—12:30 p. m. concert un der nusplces Portland Civic Music club; 5 p. m. children's program: silent night. KGO. General Electric Company. Oakland. 312 meters—4 p. m. Hotel St. Francis concert orchestra; 8 p. m. special musical program. Instru mental and vocal selections, quartet singing; 10 p. in. dance music. KFI, Earle C. Anthony. Inc., Loa Angeles, 469 meters—5 p. m. hour of news bulletins: 6:45 p. m. Y. M. C. A. lecture; 7:30 p. tn vocal reci tal; 8 p. m. two hours of special musical programs; 10 p. m. special dramatic program; 11 p. ni. Am- bateador Hotel Cocoanut («rove or- cheat ra. KPO. Halo Brothers, Inc., San Francisco, 4 23 meten 1 P- m. Fairmont hotel orchestra; 5:30 p. tn. children's hour: 8 p. m. organ recital: 9 p. m. H. B. Passmore, pianist; 10 p. m Bradfield's band. KHJ. The Times, Los Angeles, 395 meters—2:30 p. tn. matinee musi cale! 6 p. m. Hickman’s orchestra; 6:30 p. ni. children's program; 7:30 p. m. art lecture by Harold Swartz of Otis Art Institute; 10 p. tn. dance music. New Ensemble Suits MRS. NELLIE NEAS » GIFTS t Barnes Jewelrv and Gift Shop BOOT» WITH A PEDIGREE Buckingham A H«’< tit lutH-caalu vamp aa«l plain toe. These are all leather tup grade. Made for HER VICE. Mwiaalu Y*uu|*s A-ln., H-in., 13-in., 14-in., lU-ln. Tops. MEN'S Fl'RNIHHlNGH Woodward’s SHOKS FO H TH K FAMILY PIANO LAMPS » New Creations—just received from New York. The latest in Bridge, Davenport and Piano Styles. THE MU8IC & PHOTO HOUSE STANTON ROWELL. Prop. Building Materials Another important garage deal of the week was the purchase by Mil ton M. McVay of the Interest of his partner. J. O. Hiller, in the garage Cement — Doors — Sashes — Roofing business which the firm has been Flooring — Lumber — Genera] Milling conducting since disposing of the Crescent City-Grants Pass stage line. Mr. McVay is one of the hust ling young business men of the community and has plans for the West G Street Phene 150 incorporation of a company to car For Fresh Fish Eggs— See Mike Wilcox at the cold stor- ry on the garage business on a Details will be age plant. 55 I large scale here. announced later. Mr. Hiller has not announced his plans for the future. Will Attend Big Gam«*— Two big football games on the —©el Norte Triplicate. coast thia week are attracting the attention of the football fans of the city and supporters of the different — colleges will attend the annual clas Engineer Rays I'ropertlea Neglected sics. The Oregon-O. A. C. game is Because Too Near Horne attracting the major interest here as there are many grads and former "If the mineral properties of Ore students living here in addition to gon were In Alaska or the orient or boosters for the two elevens. Indi Colored paper at the Confier. cations point to a large delegation Souths America there would be plen- of local people at Corvallis. The 'ty of money ready to develop them, I ncr eating Uni for Paper Stanford-California game at Berke but 'the grass is always greener in New uses fur paper are being coo- ley is also attracting attention as 'the other fellow's yard* and that is the winner of the coast champion-1 why the Oregon possibilités are ne itantly dlecovered, making further in- glected—they are too near home to reads upon the already dwindling ship will be decided. have the glamour of romance and ad •upply In thia country. Durable and venture." asserted a mining engineer Sexlble garments are now being manu Something New— at the Hotel Portland lobby yester factured from paper triads from the In dance entertainment Saturday, nulberry tree, and cooking bags, day. W. O. W. hall. 54 I "The United States geological sur torseshoes, bottles and grain sacks, all nade of paper, have been procurable vey states that the greatest mineral for some time. Thanksgiving Eve- CIMENT belt in the United States is in the First dance of the season at Mur-; Grants Pass district. I know, for ex phy. This will be a clean dance in j ample, that a big concern made an every respect. Booze and rowdyism offer of $10,000,000 a year ago for will not be allowed either in the hall a copper property In southwestern or on the premises. The proper of ! Oregon, but the title is tied up in ficers will be on hand to handle any ^litigation and so no sale can be made THIS is an extra situation that might arise. Will because of warring owners, and this heavy asphalt ready have the best music we can secure ' prevents the development of the prop and the genuine home-cooked turkey erty. Gold, there Is a-plenty and roofing with the fa supper which will be served to about , sometime a profitable way will lie mous Carey patent 50 couples at a time beginning with devised for extracting the gold from No. 1. Reserve your tickets by the black sand Many systems have lap. iltf been tried which were successful In phone at Gilmore's store. a laboratory test but which failed on Carey Flexible Ce Pictures Are It««eived— a larger scale.”—Oregonian. A large number of the pictures ment roofs applied in the days of high taken when the ten millionth Ford ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•e wheeled bicycles are still giving good came through Grants Pass and was ♦ AMUHEMKNTH ♦ met by a number of Cavemen in ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦A-* service today. Marjorie King Pleaws with Her their costumes have been received Troupe in Musical Comedy by C. *A. Winetrout, of the Ford gar The same quality that made these A ls-ge erowd attended the open age. Mr. Wlnetrout is having some of the pictures framed and will pre ing night of the Marjorie King mu roofs last 30 years is being put into sent them to the Cavemen. Much sical comedy last night at the Hlvol! theatre. The Carey Flexible Cement roofing to publicity was secured for the __ ___ ... bill consisted t»f a Cavemen through the Ford papers large variety of vaudeville skits end- day. as a result of the stunt here which , Ing with a short comedy. In which impressed members of the caravan I there were a liberal number of song Ethel Corcoran, daughter of Thom to a great extent. and dance numbers interspersed. Ask us for prices and samples. Isulira Only— Miss King appeared in a solo dtnee as Corcoran, wealthy Cincinnati O b Thursday. Nov. 20th at 2 p. tn. , and proved a distinct bit with the lamp manufacturer, slipped one over Mlaa Martha M Spanker will give audience. The ahow is preceded by on her family whan *he eloped with an Illustrated Vlavu health talk at a good comedy. Two show« are gir C. Lee Zimmerman. New York sales- th« Oxford 'Hotel. Of special Inter-|en each night, with an entirely pro- man. Hut parental forgiveness was IVi-M <1 Nticet est to the nervous woman. Free. 54 gram belag presented this evening. forthcoming speedily. Phone B0 OREGON MINING IS BOOSTED Three C’s Lumber Company p Newlyweds Two 2-liour shows 7:15 and 9:15 p. in. Turkey shoot at Placer. Oregon. 55 Nov. 23. Rainfall Heavy in Night— The Rogue River valley Is exper iencing another thorough drenching this week. During the past 24 hours, .98 inch of rain has fallen with pros Punchboard Must Go Out— pects that it will continue for some There are to be no more punch time. The weather report Is for boards in the city after the first occasional rain. The rain fell hard ■ of the coming month. Chief of Po- est during the night. ! lice C. E. McLane today stated that I he had issued an order that these Master Masons Attention— boards cannot be used alter that Meet at Masonic Temple Thursday time. The punchboards, on which at 1 p. m. for funeral services of our candy is given, have enjoyed a great late Brother O. A. Colby. James T. popularity for the past few months Chinnock. W. M. 54 and nearly every confectionary store in town has displayed them. i_________________________________ Buy "None-Bet 1er” Hurt Ihnhling— With fine recipe made by M ra. 291-Y, at Woodcraft food sale, Sat- 56 urday, Temple Market. Our Price — First Grade Popular Priced ■* OOFING Three C’s Lumber Co.