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JWhU you tow that also will you reap.
(JTon can't hi oorn and expect o harvest cabbages
you cant plant a pear tree and expect It to bear peaches
and MARK THIS you can't plant extravagance and
expect thrift It you plant dollars In this bank they
will produce dollars. It's up to you what will you do
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DIAMOND AMIUCKOliA
No Xeftllew to Change
While you are shopping today
come and spend a half-hour
with us. It may.mean years
of entertainment and pleasure
for you. 'Bring your friends.
Prices to suit everyone.
Stanton Rowell
Music and Photo House
507 509 G St.
-XEAV TODAI
FOR SALE -15 Duroc Jersey stock
pigs for sale. Ed U Schmidt &
Son. 38
WANTED Rock "and car men. Rock
Point. Schell & Calvert. 38
FOR RENT Two or more house
keeping rooms with' private bath,
on North Seventh and A streets.
Suitable for students, teachers,
business women, or just plain
maiTied folks. Mrs. Herbert Avery.
North Seventh and A. 43
'lAgents (Authority to Sell" book
of 50 blanks, 50c, Courier office.
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PLAN GREAT MEETING
The first annual "Group Galhei1-
ing" for Josephine county as con
ducted by the American Sunday
School union, will be held next Sun
day, August 10th, in the Winona
district, and at the Steele ranch
which 4s about one mile above the
8'hoolhoiise.
Services will begin promptly at
10:30 a. m. lAt noon the Winona
people have arranged to serve hot
coffee, cream and sugar to those who
bring their basket dinners.
The afternoon service will begin
at 2 o'clock. Several musical selec
tions will be rendered by Grants
Pass friends. Rev. Melville T. Wire
of the Methodist church will give the
afternoon address.
This Is an unusual opportunity for
the city and rural folk to unite on
common ground, in an all-day re
ligious gathering. A cordial Invita
tion and appeal is extended to all,
that this, meeting may bring glory,
and honor to Jesus Christ the Sa
rfour of mankind.
G. C. ORIFFIX,
Missionary A. S. S. I.
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Mr. Harrington, representing the
DuPont Powder Co., is in the Nclty.
Nels Carlson, ot Olendale. arrived
In Grants Pass today.
I. H. Smith and Chris. Nebel. ot
Olendale, were transacting business
in the city today.
"Pepsodent." Sabln has it.
Mrs. J. Ik Myers and family and
Ted Handle returned Wednesday
from a trip to the Oregon Oaves.
Wlllard storage battery service
station. 314 North Sixth St. 17tf
Itrloe Kenyon left yesterday for
Long Beach and IPehachapl, Callfor,
nia, to spend a few weeks with rel
atlves in those cities.
Wlllard storage battery service
station. 314 North Sixth St. 17tf
S. S. Schell made a business trip
to Ashland today. Yesterday a! large
shaft at his rock crushing plant was
broken.
Mr. Allen, traveling auditor fot
the Interstate commerce commission,
ta upending a tew days in the city
checking up accouuts.
Murrig IJeNwe
At the county elerk'a office this
forenoon. a marriage lloeose was Is
sued to Roland li. Anderson and
Mies lArle Gotoher, hoth of Williams,
Oregon.
knight Teraidar Meeting
Regular meeting of Mellta Com
mander?. Knights Templar tomor
row night. Meeting of Jmportanoe
but- short session.
W. It. Meeting
General Logan W. II. C. wilt hold
th'lr regular semi-monthly meeting
In the W. O. W. halt Saturday af
ternoon. A full attendance is desir
ed and visiting members are Invited.
Hotter Killing Soon
Steelhead fishing will soon 1e on
at Grants Pass. Last Sunday some
splendid catches of this game fish
were made on the fly a few miles
above Ray Gold, by some Medford
parties. Another "run" Is reported
to be coining up the river and with
cooler nights many of the steelheads
will linger along the way, instead of
making a rapid run to the cooler
waters up the river.
Past Xolilo Grands to Meet
The Past Noble Grands Cfub will
meet in the park Friday afternoon.
Business meeting nt S, and lunch at
6:30. Bring well filled baskets
Husbands and friends Invited.
IHiunlit Sutherland IMcn
Donald Sutherland, who haw made
his home at the Ardencralg fnrm for
the paXt eight yearn died this morn
ing at t,he nge of 89. funeral ar
rangements have not yet (been made.
I. CS. C. Mar Vein CkMulug
Word has been received In this
city stating that D. ;. C.
MacNeill and family are expected to
arrive here next Saturday from Old
Mexico. Mr. MacNeill is British
consul at Colima, Mexico. At the be
ginning of the war he purchased a
20-acre tract of land about two mllei
UP the Rogue from Grants Pass, ex
pecting to build a fishing lodge, but
did not carry out his plans hei-aus'
of the war. He is quoted as saying
that the Rogue Is the best fishing
stream in the world. However.
those who expect great luck In the
Rogue should try the stream durine
the months of September, Octolier
and November.
OIT on Yaciit lon
ely cle Martin, assistant postmas
ter, left last evening for Portland,
where lie will end a two weeks'
vacation. .Mrs. Martin has been at
Portland for a few duys.
Boxers Visit (It)
Joe Gorman and 'Alex Trombltls,
boxers of Portland, are In Grants
Pass enjoying the swimming, fish
lug and a general outing. They are
visiting at the home of J. Boesch.
Ijenve for ttuiada
Mrs. M. W. RleKIm and daughter.
Ethel, who have ient the past few
weeks at the home of Mm. McKlm's
sister, Mrs. Isaac iBest, left ' last
night for Elfrof, Sank. While here
Jthey enjoyed seeing the wonders of
.Crater Ijike.
Two cars. met in a head on col
lision near the old Dry Diggings
mine a few miles east Of the city
at ahout 5:30 yesterday afternoon
One car, an Overland, driven, by L.
W. iByerley, of 'Albany, and headed
south, had just met two cars coming
towards Grants Pass. The dust which
the two cars raised in passing made
it impossible to see a third car,
Saxon Six, following immediately he
hind, and although the two cars
were moving slowly neither was
aware of the others presence In time
I to avoid the collision.
j 'Both cars were badly damaged at
'the point of contact, hut the occu
; pints sustained no injuries. 'Repair
men from Burks garage brought the
cars to this city and both will he
i able to more on by tomorrow.
Mr. Byerley, a buyer for the 1'nion
Meat company of Portland, had pur
chased his car only halt an hour he
fore the accident occurred, leaving
the car in which he drove from Al
bany In this city. He says that the
Dry Diggings Is certainly dry and
duaty enough to warrant the name.
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dfic highway. In use while the high
way Is being haJd surfaced.
Mining blanks Courier office.
fl AY TH EATER
J) J U Last Time To-Night
"Don't Change Your Husband"
Produced by
' Cecil B. DeMille
This is your lat chance to see this great drama of domestic tin
happlness and ha)plne.s. -
COMING FRIDAY AND SATUKDaV
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"PUPPY LOVE"
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MEXICAN SITUATION
Excursion Kates to Const
I Grants Pass to Crescent City, by
easy riding cars, for 7.50. Grants
i Pass and Crescent City Stage com
pany. Phone 28. 74tf
Washington. Aug. 7. The senate
foreign relations committee at a spe
cial meeting tomorrow will consider
the demands of several senators for
a general investigation of the Mexi
can situation.
Iteturnx From France
i Chas. Dun gey, son of Mr. and Mrs.
John 'Dungey of this city, returned
from 'France a' few days ago. He
was a volunteer, was with the army
or occupation, and served 14 months
overseas.
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Washington, Aug. 7. Secretary
Ivansing before the senate foreign re
lations committee today expressed
the opinion that the Shantung pro
vision of the )eace treaty did not
square with President Wilson's enun
ciated principle of self-determination,
but maintained that the treaty
as a whole carried out "sulmtantial
ly" the president's 14 .points.
Declaring his unfamillarlty with
many details of the peace negotia
tions and of the treaty Itself, the
secretary told the committee he was
unable to answer many of its ques
tions, and reminded senators In an
swering others that he merely was
expressing his own 'personal views.
"Ask the president," the secretary
said, when pressed for details of the
Shahtung and league of nations ne
gotiations. On three of the points
raised he asked permission to re
fresh his memory and make a state'
merit to the committee later.
TouriMs IJke Vixitoi
Frank South, the irrepressible
booster for Southern Oregon at
tractions, states that the tourists
who stop at the auto camp grounds
comment on the numlier of Grants
'Pane people who viBit with them at
the park. These people, says Mr.
South, seem delighted to have Ore
gonia'ns come down to the park and
visit with them. Not a bacf Idea: gn
j down to the park, "break the Ice"
and see what you can learn tuhout
other parts of the United States.
A Itoont for Nile
Orchard and Farm, published al
Ixmi Angeles, contains a glowing
write-up of River Banks Farms near
this city and which Is under the able
management of Clyde E. Nlles. This
motUI farm In the making Is own
ed by C. iM. (Ionard of Chicago. Or
chard and Farm emphasles the fact
that Mr. Niles Is making River
Banks Farms pay as the raw land Is
jhelng cleared and planted to alfalra
. sin1 Aihnii ASimin T .
wvwoi in viner worn.
'Mr. Nile Is "keeping the overhead
underfoot."
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ENJOYED BY AUDIENCE
A most pleasant entertainment
wus enjoyed on the lawn at the home
of Miss ,Mary Coe on Washington
boulevard, when the ladies of 'Beth
any Presbyterian church entertained
with a program of music and read
ings, Wednesday evening.
Refreshments were served after
the following selections were pre
sented to a large aiid enthusiastic
audience: Piano solo, Carlotta Wise
man; vooal solo, Anna Neilson;
reading, Dora Herman; piano and
violin, Glenn Hamilton end Robert
Neilson; readings, Ruth Hathaway;
banjo, cornet,, trombone selections,
Jo Pardee and Earle Voorhles.
Women's Summer Weight Union
Suits, also Knit Pants and
Sleeveless Vests
MRS. E. REHKOPF
CREATIVE DESIGNING
AND KlHIHONM OK THE lim it
Alertness, knlmlge and skill r the component
factors In the production ot t1lored-to-order
olothes by
GEO S. CALHOU
flfla fl (Urt .... . Hft yers local agent
Bargains In Porch Furniture
See Our Window
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60E O street, opposite Band Stand
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Today
Fresh Shipment Daily to
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Special!
A good valley flour at
$2.80 per Sack
49 pounds
Pardee's Grocery
POrilTH EXGINKKIW AKK
KNTHRTAINKD AT IHHtThAND
iPortland, Aug. 7. Two hundred
and thlrty-iflve members of the 4 th
engineers, mostly from Oregon and
Washington, arrived here and were
entertained today. These men have
a wonderful war record, having car
ried guns as well as nhovels, and
fought in four battles. Fifty ot
their number were killed during the
war. . . .
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Good quality bond paper 8xil
Inches, unruled, at $1 per 500 sheets.
Courier office. 23tf