GRANTS
Chopping knives at Cramer Bros. ■ Tourist Grocery—
U lasses ntiea at batcher A bon «.
For Effie’s home made dough-
R. T. Hy«r and A. J. Falconer, of ■ nuts.
38-tf
Spokane, are in (Iranis l’a»a with
How tiling Ne w—
the Intention of remaining here,
Turkey roasters ut Cramer Bros.
In dance entertainment tonight,
L. R. Hteelhammer, of Portland, Is W. O. W. Hall.
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I spending a short time In the city at
tending to business matters, lie was Auto ( amp Will Close—
formerly a resident of Grants Pass.
The Grants Pass auto camp will
Curving seta at Cramer Bros. 67 close dowu the first of th* month
A. W. Mndsay, of Salem, Is tpend- after the most successful season
Ing the day here visiting at the since the camp was established. The
home of ber cousin, Mrs. E. J. Schu- attendance last night showed that
! the travel Is still holding up and that
macher.
Food choppers at Cramer Bro«. 67 , the tourist business I* becoming a
optical gouu« at Lelclier * eon a. year-round proposition. There were
Coffee percolator« at Cramer Bros. »•ven automobile* there last night.
Mr. and Mrs. Haus
Lo»tt are For the season there were 5200 auto
«pending 15 day* In Oak Harbor, mobiles registered. The camp is
where they ar« attending a family proving to be an excellent mean* of
reunion of Mr. Ixioff's family on getting people to stop in Grants Pass
Thanksgiving Day.
Adolph Looff! while passing through the country,
and his sister have also left for Oak ! many stopping tor several day* at a
time.
Harbor to attend the reunion.
Stainless paring knives ut Cramer
Bros.
67 ¡attest Hits—
Mr. and Mr«. R. W. Hinckley, of
Lyric orchestra, tonight, W, O. W.
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Roseburg, are among the visitor« hall.
here today.
Community silverware in all pat- Good I isliing For Weekend-
tern» at Cramer Bros.
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Good fishing for the weekend k
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Beckman, of promised by Joe Wharton, who is
Bendon, are visiting In Grants Pass supposed to be able to hand out ac
curate information on all things per
today.
Aluminum roasters, savory pattern taining to the popular Hogue River
for $2.3» aud 33.uu at Cramer-Bro*. eport. Joe states that the steelhead»
Mr«. Kathryn Boone, proprietor of should be taking bait readily as the
the Kathryn Boone Beauty Shop of water Is dropping quite fast and Is
Pendleton, arrived last night from clearing up to some extent. Salmon
Loa Angeles tor a short visit at the eggs are still the best bait. Trout
home of Mrs. W. II. Dana. She Is on over six inches can still be taken,
her way to Pendleton utter a trip to although there will be only one more
Salt 1-ake City and other southern w-eekend this« month that trout under
10 inches can be caught legally.
cities.
Link self-basting roasters, small,
medium and large at Cramer Bros. Finish Your Thanksgiving—
By taking In the dance at Kerby,
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Green and
57.
daughter, were In the city today Nov. 27.
from Elk Valley. Mr. Green is the
engineer in charge of the construc Verdin Make« Males—
Sales of land during the past
tion on the Redwood Highway, for
week reported by Verdin and Hull
the 'Bureau of Public Roads.
Chopping bowl« at Cramer Bros. are 20 acres to Kelly brothers, who
When you -come to think of it, a have located In the New Hope dis
photograph Is a gift, they are trict Just outside the irrigation dis
bought to be given away to our trict; 10 acro» to Mr. and Mrs. Ern
friends und family.
Everybody est Callison, of Yuma, Arizona, on
knows that your photograph carries the Redwood highway; residence on
with It a kind feeling a sentiment J street. Grants Pass, to Charley
the
—a token of real friendship that Shattuck from) Mrs. Bailey;
goes with no other gift, however Ralph Dean ranch in New Hope, of
costly It may be. 'Mrs. Bancroft at 160 acres, to B. C. Meskirhons, of
the Ciciure MUI can aid you in Detrick, Idaho, who is to put In a
pleasing your friends. Phone 2S3-R dairy ranch, bringing his cattle with
him.
for an appointment.
SPECIAL PRICES
. $4.50
. $5.50
. $6.50
Useful the year round for roasting chicken, turkey and
duck—a bread and < ake 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
Grants Pass—Gateway to the Oregon Caves
Roofing
Paper
John ’s Manville Brand
First in Quality, behind in Price
Josephine Barber Shop
WE HAVE MEN’S PAJAMAS
for M< M in mating flannel, jnpo-chsli »ml «lira«. Even Cavemen
would like these Pajama». Full cut »Ixe and quality material.
$2.25, $3.00, $3.75, $3.90
.Mufflers, Fancy
tesi», Kerchief«
Woodward’s
Regular Meeting of Etna Rcbeksl*—
Ixidga, Monday. Nov. 24. Sodai
hour and refreshments,
Iva Gll-
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more, Noble Grand.
l>eM<>ln) Not h e—
The funeral of the Brother De-
Molay belonging to Medford Chapter
will be held tomorrow, Sunday, at
3:30 at Medford, it is requested
that all members of Grauta Pass I
Chapter that can possibly do so at
tend. You will please arrange ac
cordingly, leaving the Masonic Tem
ple at 12:00 going direct to the Ma
sonic Temple at Medford. Advisor.
PIANO LAMPS
New Creations—just received from New
York. The latest in Bridge, Davenport
and Piano Styles.
THE MUSIC & PHOTO HOUSE
STANTON ROWELL, Prop.
BORN
BEST—To Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Be*t,
of Corvallis, a daughter.
Building Materials
Chicago. Nov. 21.— (A. P. ■The
value of the grounds, buildings,
equipment and libraries in the 18
negro schools sponsored by the de
Cement — Doors — Sashes — Roofing
partment of education for negroes
Flooring — Lumber — General Milling
of the Methodist Episcopal church
has increased >2,754,952 in the Inst
ten years, according to the board's
announcement here. In 1913 the to
tal valuation was placed at $1,396,-
West G Street
948 and in 1923 st 34,141,000. The
number of student« increased in this
time ifum 5,969 to 6,862. and the
number of teachers from 358 to 469. Gray Studio program; 7:30, auditar- Angeles, 469 meter«.—5 p. m., hour
lom service; 10; 39. Sunshine hour. of naw* bulletin«; 6:45, dance or
KGW, The Oregonian. Portland, chestra and vocalist; 8, Altheda Oli
♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
492 meters.—10 p. m., dance music ver, meuo-Mpraao, and assisting
♦ RADIO PROGRAMS TONIGHT
♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
by Olsen’s orchestra.
artist«; 9, two hours of special pro
KGO, General Electric company, grams; 11, AaabaMdor hotel dance
KjLX.^Ths Tribune, Oakland, 569 Oakland, 312 meters.—4 p. m . Ho orchestra.
meters.—2:30 p. m., broadcasting tel St. Francis concert orchestra; 8
7CPO, H*le Brothers, Inc., San
the “big game" between California oldtlmers football program, talk by Francisco, 423 meters—1 p m., Fair
and Stanford play by play.
former football stars, college songs, mont Hotel orchestra;
3:30, tea
KFSG, The Angelus Temple, Los etc.
dansant; 8, Fairmont Hotel dance
Angeles, 288 meters.—3:30 p. m.
KFI, Earle C. Anthony, Inc., Los orchestra.
Three C’s Lumber Company
RIVOLI
Starting Tomorrow
For Three Days
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PioneerPbotoPbinishers
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Rowell’s, of Course
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Wonderful Values
REED BABY CARRIAGE»
at
1 V MB
HELMER’S
Electrical Unir Treatment»
Shop of Personal Service
anil Massage
Valley Lumber Co.
YES—
i
The Htndy flection—
Of the Granta Pass Women’s club
will meet at 2:15 Monday afternoon j
at the library. “Lady Windermere’s
Fan.” by Oscar Wilde, will be
atudied.
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*
“The Home of Good Furniture”
*
WANTED — TO BUY
«s
A
V
Raw Furs of All Kinds
Dry Hides and Sheep I’clts
D
West F Street
A
V,
—at—
THE FUR MARKET
REAL BARGAINS
USED CARS
Grants Pass—Gateway to the Oregon Caves
TONIGL
BIG MUSICAL TIME
('ondueted by tli<’ I »¡visional < ’oiiiiiiaiitloi’s of the Sal
vation Army in tile State of Oregon.
Our Price — First Grade
1923 Chevrolet
Touring
John Hummell
1924 Ford Touring
SUITS
Every car is in good
running condition.
Major and Mrs. J. L. Winterbottom
and Captain Ransom Gifford
I
Grants Pass Creamery
1920 Ford Touring
Priced at $100
Singing and Speaking
? -
Opposite Josephine Hotel
1923 Chevrolet
Roadster
8 p. ni.
Come Early and Be Sure of a Seat
Pratt Run. Off Grail
A. B. Pratt bi I
today
with minor Injuria« following an ac
cident Friday on Hexton mountain,
when bls truck want off tha grade.
Mr. Pratt was driving over the moun
tain and ran Into some slick clay on
i the pavement. Thia caused the car
> to ekid and ha went off tha bank.
Thu truck landed some 90 feet lielcrw,
although Mr. Pratt went down only J
40 feet, H h suffered a wrenched |
shoulder and Miveral scratch««.
Pomona Grange to .Meet—
Pomona grange will meet next
Saturday with the Fruitdale grange.
A new member of the gratigj has
been added with the adoption of a
resolution by the Enterprise grange
Ix*aky Hoof—Phone 320.
30-tf at Wimer, by which they voted to af
filiate v.ith ‘he Pomona. This makes
five active granges as members of
Miujili) Ounce flupper—
Turkey, dressing, cranberry Pomona, four being in Josephine
sauce, celery, pickles, mashed pota county.
toes, gravy, hot rolls, punkin pic,
doughnuts and coffee.
56-tf.
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■ Place Christman card orders be-
fore the best designs are sold out.
Your name printed or engraved at
•mall egpense. Courier office.
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Here is a real “lie-man’’ story of the Far North—an epic of Alaska.
Tom Meighan as the son of a gold rush pioneer in the title role of Janies
Oliver Curwood’s story which thrilled the million or more readers of the
Cosmopolitan magazine in which it appeared.
Here is a picture you’ll be talking about for the rest of the season.
Estelle Taylor is the girl, and there’s a great supporting cast.
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Harry Langdon
in
“Shangliied Lovers”
Mat. & Eve. 35c
Kiddie« 10c
TONIGHT
Colleen Moore
in
"The Perfect Flapper”