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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1924)
grant * PAGF MX r«ss daily F riday , MoVüMnrn ai, it»». oomrrn ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ SPECIAL PRICES $4.50 $5.50 $6.50 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. GE I 'l OURS 1 ODA\ ! ROGUE RIVER HARDWARE CO The WINCHESTER Store Advertising Pays—Advertise with the Courier TWO DAYS FRIDAY SATURDAY tonight RIVOLI WITH JIM'S WANTED — TO BUY Raw Furs of All Kindt« Dry Hides ami Sln-ep Pelts THE FUR MARKET Opposite Josephine IliiU l Our Price — First Grade DID YOU SEE the world a flupper, the sun of life, the A nymph •I unetime though «• in li <• r do howl, love her of Chinese Specialties A 3irzt ilational 'Picture FROM 12 A. M. TO 12 P. M. Support«-«! by a («real Cast One-Third Off THEATRE PARTIES SERVED THE MOCHA CAFE Eve 35 Kiddies 10 Phone 1H1-R 1 John Hummell SUITS Tuffs Bldg. Couch's Pharmacy FOR FILMS, DKVTÎLOP- ING AND PRINTING In by 0 a. m. out by n p. m. Foo Yoong Nom Yue Spare Ribs t htnene Fried Rh « <7iln«-n<- Gold Meats t hicken Chop Huey Chow Yuk Chow Mein Chinese Noodlca The “Flaming Youth” Girl and the Girl of “The Huntress” < OMEDY Pathe Review Irving Cobb’s Mat. 25 atory Cream 39c Grants Pass Creamery The little flour mill made after the Swiss mill style of long ago In the window of The Cave Shoppe. Built by II. A. Klingler, cabinet maker, with J. Nahutkowskl, builder and contractor, 702 South Fifth sti'cid, workshop on I, lie- tween Sixth and Seventh streets. If you have any cabinet work to be done, please let us know. GIFTS Barnes Jewelry and Gift Shop B< )OT WITH A PEDIGREE Huck Ingham A ll«*< lit tuocca*iii vamp nud plain toe. These are all leather tup grade. Made for HKRVU'K. Mortasi»» «'snips 3-iu., H-ln., 12-tu., 14-In., Ill-In. Tops. .MEN’S Fl RXIHIIIXGS Woodward’s HHt»EH FOR TDK FAMILY PIANO LAMPS New Creations—just received from New York. I he latest in Bridge, Davenport and Piano Styles. THE MUSIC Si PHOTO HOUSE STANTON ROWELL. Prop Building Materials Cement — Doors — Sash eg — Roofing Flooring — Dumber — General Milling Three C’s Lumber Company W«nt O Street ••hunr KV Grants Pass - Gateway to the Oregon Caves OUR HELMER’S Adapted from the story oy Jes sie Henderson; directed by John Francis Dillon; present«»! Iiy First National Pictures, Inc. MRS. NELLIE NEAS Today at Rowell’s "The Home of Good Furniture” for True Values New Ensemble Suits A Lifetime Opportunity !!!! at You Can Depend On Popular Priced NEW VICTOR Records REED BABY CARRI «GES x' ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Radio Fealuri's Filila), Xu». »I KIIJ. Th« Timea, Loa A ti a "Ics 395 30-tr met era- 13:30 p. m. program of Optical gooffs at Letcher * Son's. il-eaky Roof—Phons 320. Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Dunford, of Eu new» Itetiis ami music; 3:30 p. in. gene. were in Grants Paas this morn Cakes— matinee musical«; 6 p. m. Hickman’a Solicited from proven ciikeniakera orcheatra; 0:10 p. m. children's pro ing. Klamath Falk p«>ople here today on sale at Temple Market. Saturday. gram; S p m. Los Angeles Flute Club; 1U p tn. Hickman’a dame or included Paul Foster and Thus Del- cheat ra. lell. The «« anntahaunta— Camptire girls will hold a cooked KPO. Hale Brothers, Inc., San J. J. O'Rourke, of Klamath Falls, was among the business visitors here food sale Saturday, Nov. 22, at the Francisco, 433 meters -13:45 |> m. Josephine Grocery, 56 talk broadcast from San Francisco today. Commonweutli club; 1 p. m. Fair Mr. and Mrs. Allen Brown, of Glen mont Hotel orchestra; 4:30 p. m. Go For Mrdfortl Man- dale. were in Granta Pass on their Silent Sheriff George Lewis and Deputy Fairmont Hotel Orchestra. way to Ashland this morning Ernest Lister today made a trip to night. Mrs. Chas. Harmon and son. c«r- ( KFI, Karie <’. Anthony. Inc., Los Medford to place under arreat A. L. ford, of Dryden, were among the ■ via- Smith. It ia charged that Smith fail Angeles, 469 meters -5 p. tn. hour itors in Grants Pass today. ed to provide for the support of It la i of news bullet Ins; 6:45 p. in. organ A. \V. Johnson, of Waldo, recital; S p. m two hours of special two minor children here. looking after business matters programs; to p. m. Swarts Slaters, Grants Pass on Thursday and today. vocal ami instrumental program; 11 Th«' Home Kctinoml«-» Htvtlon— Mr. ami Mrs. J. O. Hiller, of Cres Of the Grants Paas Women's Club p. tn. Ambassador Hotel Cocoanut cent City, have come over from the will not meet tomorrow us announc Grove orchestra. KGO, General Electric Company. coast to spend a few days in the "cli ed earlier. Further notice will lie mate." given later. 56 Oaklund -3 p in. short musical pro gram and speaker; 4 p. m St. Fran Mr. and .Mrs. J. C. Cochran, of tela hotel orchestra; 5:30 p. tn Merlin, are spending the day in Condition* Found Excellent— Grants Pass visiting and attending Conditions on the Pacific coast are girls’ half hour; 6:45 p. m. news to business. in excellent condition at this lime, Items, market reports, weather. KGW. The Oregonian. Portland. according to Mayor W. D. Fry, who Air. and Mrs. Andrew Shade left 492 meters—13:30 p. tn. Multnomah Portland last night for Portland where they returned Thursday from hotel Strollers; 5 p. m. children’s where he has been attending to Inis- will spend the next few days attend I Ineos matters. He states that the program; S p m. popular lecture, ing to business matters. fulverslty of Oregon extension divi C. Durrwechter and son. E. Durr- wholesalers there are looking for a sion; 10:30 p. m. H<*it Owls wetcher. ot Seattle, are spending boom In the two coast states. He KFSti, Angelus Temple, Loa An several days here looking over min found that the general attitude Is geles—3:30 p. tn. organ recital; 7:30 exceedingly optimistic for the imme ing properties of the county. p. m. auditorium service; 9:15 p. m I diate future and the coming year. Glasses fitted at Letcher A Son'a. Gray Studio program; 10 p. tn. or- | gan recital; 10:30 p. m. sunshine Special Saturdany and Monday, You Have Heard— box Newtown apples 80c. Star The trombone laugh, the sax sob—- hour. Grocery. 56 j KLX. The Tribune. Oakland. 309 but bear the fiddle talk. Saturday. i meters—8 p. tn. anniversary pro Rufus Holman, of Portland, is ' W. O. W. hall. 5« spending the day in Grants Pass at- I gram of thia radio station, address ■ by Joseph R. Knowlaud. publisher. tending to business. Mr. Holman | Dance! Dance!! Dance!!!— Tribune. was a candidate for mayor of the At Kerby, Nov. 27th. Colby five- Rose City in the recent election but f piece orchestra. 56 Radio Feature« for Hat unlay is still maintaining his role of prl- KM.X, The Tribune, Oakland, 509 vate citizen. He is stopping at the River Is Still Ip— i Oxford. The Rescue did not show much in meters. 2:30 p. m. broadcasting Niel R. Allen left last night for clination to drop during the night, ths "big game" between California Palo Alto where he will visit for a although It did recede to some extent and Stanford play by play. KF8G. The Angelos Temple. lais short time, joining Mrs. Allen, who over the high point reached early preceded him to that place. They Thursday mohllng. The river Is Angeles. 389 meters.—3:30 p. m. plan to attend the Standford-Cali- now muddy and shows plainly where Gray Studio program; 7:30. auditor fornia football game at Berkeley the name Rogue was derived. The ium service; 10:30, Sunshine hour. KGW, The Oregonian. Portland. tomorrow. They are visiting Mrs. accepted version Is that the name Alien's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Rogue 1s a perversion of the French 492 meters.—10 p. tn., dance music Carey. They are to remain over word "rouge'' meaning red. And the by Olsen’s orchestra. KGO. General Electric company. Thanksgiving. river now has that color. Oakland. 312 meters. 4pm. Ho tel St. Francis concert orchestra: 8 Plats of GrantH P*ao— oldtlmers football program, talk by Blue Prints 29x36 at 11.50; Blue Home of Half-Million Gull* line prints, 11.75 at the Courier of- Itavinglaa*. on the coast of Cumber former football stars, college songs, w, G0 land. England, Is one of the grant os etc. haunts of seagulls (cotutnunly callee KFI. Earle C. Anthony, Inc., Ix>s gullerles) on the British coast. Tbelt Angeles, 469 meters.—5 p. m.. hour Notice— breeding season ended with the last of news bulletins; 5 45. dance or To all officers and members of days of June. These beautiful bird» chestra and vocalist; 8, Altheda Oli Paran Encampment No. 29. to be are of the black-headed variety, and present Friday evening. 7:30, Nov. the chief game warden estimates thut ver. mezzo-soprano, and assisting 21 at the I. O. O. F. hall. There there are over 500,<MX> birds, which Is artists; 9. two hours of special pro will be R. P. degree work and lunch. regarded as a most conservative esti grams: 11, Ambassador hotel dance By order of C. P. J. A. Cornelier. mate. The gallery Is situated on the orchestra. KPO, Hale Brothers, inc., San B. A. Williams. Scribe. 56 Muncaster Castle estate. Francisco. 4 23 meters 1 p in.. Fair 3:30, tea mont Hotel orchestra: Grows Fine Produce— dansant; 8, Fairmont Hotel darce Cauliflower and celery, grown near Protecting Men'i Right» orchestra. Grants I’pss. is now being marketed The habeas corpus uct was putted at local stores. O. V. Davis, who has in 1679. and provided that n prisoner six acres of garden land on Orchard or witness must be presented In per- avenue, has planted a half acre of son before the Judge or tribunal. each of the above crops to test them out. The heads of cauliflower are white and firm and the celery is well Unlucky Magpie bleached with fairly long stems. Mr. The superstition that magpies are Davis is having no trouble market unlucky is based on the belief that ing his crop here and says that the they are the only birds which did not Wonderful Values prospects are excellent. go Into the ark with Noah. Aluminum Roaster Small Size Medium Size Lacge Size LOCAL PERSONAL WEAR-EVER” ♦ Il «DIO PROGRAM* QUITTING BUSINESS SALE Prices That Tell the Story 35c Wool Mixed Sox 15c Leather Faced (Boves 25c Lisle Dress Sox 40c Mercerized Dress Sox 75c Work Shirts $3,25 New French Flannel Shirts $1.75 Heavy Cotton Union Suits $3,50 Wool Mixed Union Suits $6.00 All Virgin Wool Union Suits $2.00 Khaki Pants $27.50 Men’s Suits $32.50 Men’s Overcoats $6.00 1 tress Shoes 21c 29c 19c 29c 39c $2.29 $1.35 $2.45 $4 45 $1 00 $18 80 $22 80 $4.30 And Hundreds of Other Equally As Good Bargains Too Many to Mention Here BRILL rancv Boxes Fonnerly Assorted Fruits Truax Grocery Grants Pass, Ore.
