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We carry the complete
catalog of 2,000 titles.
Plcus come in and
inspect it.
highway. The road Is rather "rut
ty" until you pass the old sugar fac
tory site and set on the paving, but
after that oh. oy!
, Advance la Advertising Rate
Beginning October 1 display ad
vertising rates in the Pally Courier
will be advanced to SO cents per
Inch, although this advance will
not be applied to advertisements
running In the Courier by the
month. Others may secure the old
rate before October 1 ' on contract
for definite amount of space. There
has been no change In advertising
rates on the Courier for the past 23
years, the rates being the, same even
when the circulation was much
smaller than at present. The ad
vance price Is lower than many pa
pers are charging for the same cir
culation. 83
Music and Photo House
lany Try Xew Road
The new paved road just finished
from near Grants Pass to the Jack
son county 4ine was well sprinkled
with automobiles yesterday, the drlv
rs being anxious to try out the new
Three Hunters "Make Oood"
August Coettsche. Jesse Everton
and F. C. Bramwell returned Satur
day night from a several days' hunt
on Panther mountain. In the Illinois
valley. Mr. Bramwell turned It Into
a fish story and says he "don't re
member whether they got seven
eight-pointers or eight seven-pointers."
But It Is a fact that they did
brins; back venison.
Colorado Man Buys Farm-
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Mack and baby I
who arrived last week by automobile
from Brush. Colo., have become resi
dents of this county, having pur
chased the A. C. liltchrn farm on
Althouse creek. The sale was made
by !Heath & Herman.
J. XI. Isham.and family returned
this morning from Salem.
1 George II. Durham went to Klam-
ath ITnlls today on business.
W. It. Sherman (s spending the
(day In the city.
"Chub"' Harvey returned this
1 morning t Cilondale.
I .Mrs. J. M. Finch, of Kerby, re
' turned this morning from a vtslt
Willi her husband at 'Rock Point.
! W. P. Dunlap, of Medford, spent
i a few hours in the city with friends
! today.
II. A. Corliss spent Sunday at
home and returned last night to his
work at Drain.
Kirk Wiley and C. P. Clary, nieuf
hers of the Southern Pacific carpen
ters crew, spent Sunday at home.
Fruit Jars, we have them. J. Par
dee. . 84
Miss Helen Ptfield returned this
morning from Salem, where she
spent several days.
Mias Gladys Slacker left yester
day for Palo Alto to resume studies
at Stanford Pntverslty.
Miss Ruth Gelsler spent Sunday at
home, returning last night to Aim
da, where she Is teaching.-
Miss Ethel Dugan arrived this
morning from Colorado Springs nnd
will visit her sister, Airs. Jos Harper.
Mrs. N. Duthart and daughter re
turned to Medford this morning, af
ter spending some weeks here.
C. H. Woodward spent Sunday
here with his wife, and returned
this morning to Canyonvllle.
Sam Baker and fatnlly and Mr.
and Mrs. James I.iuni spent Sunday
at Kerby.
.wlllard storage battery service
station, SH North Sixth St. 17tf
Mrs. F. W. Streets left for Cres
cent City today, where she will visit
for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde TJ. Nlles and
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. N'uttlng returned
Sunday evening from the Salem fair.
Wiilard storage battery service
station, 314 North Sixth St. 17tf
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Cornell and
son, Carroll, and IMr. and Mrs. H. W.
Uoff spent' Sunday with the Ester-
ly's at Waldo. They report having
been royally entertained.
J. E. Bartlett of the Peoples Elec
tric Store. Medford, Ore., will be In
this territory, still selling Standard
Electrical equipment same goods
better prices your needs will be
I given our utmost consideration. 75tf
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A GREAT SAVING SALE OF
Last mouth we received on a contract placed many months aro
our first shipment of WIKTIIMOK SILK BLOUSES.
,liad the sale been announced, before prudent shoppers, realizing
t'ic remarkable values they offei'ed eagerly purchased all that we
could obtain.
Monday the second shipment goes on sale. They are even more
attractive we believe than our previous offerings. The savings
they ffer are incredibly large, you'll appreciate this the moment
you see the winsome styles and note the splendid character.
Your Choice at Just $5
The materials used are Crepe de chine, Georgette Crcjic and
Wash Satin, all of exceptional qualities. The workmanship is of
, an unusual high order, and they are cut on lines as will insure pro
per fitting. -
The quantity is limited; no more of the same styles will be ob
tainable; we therefore urge quick action to avoid disappointment.
The materials used in these Blouses were contracted for last
s pring by the manufacturer. Since that time the price of these
fabrics has almost doubled. The cost to us and to you was figured
' on the basis of the material when bought. A notable instance of
how this store working in intimate co-operation with the right
type of manufacturers exercises liberal savings for those they
lerve.
&f)e Golden Rule
pr. F. it. Strieker loft this after
noon for Tucson, Arl., on a vaca
tion of several weeks. i
Mrs. iA. !. Knaipp and little UaiiKh-
ter spent a few days here with
friends, returning to 'llonvburg to
day.
C. B. Mallory, who spent several
days In the city on business and vis
iting his mother, Mrs. Alice Mallory,
returned to 'Portland by automobile.
Rev. Henry U. Hanson left this
morning ror Merrill to attend the an
nua meeting of Southern Oregon
Presbytery.
Miss Lulu Benedict went to Mcd-
ford to 'be with Dorothy and Miriam
Hooter during the absence of their
father while In attendance at Pres
bytery.
air. and Mrs. Henry llarth, of
Jloseburg. spent a, tew hours In the
city yesterday. They rode this far
with a! relative who la touring the
west by automobile.
Fruit jars, we have them. J. Par
dee. 84
Harold King left last night for
Rugene to resume studies at the tytt
veralty. He spent the summer In the
Willamette valley and was at home
for a week.
Mrs. Arthur 'II. Fetters, who spent
the past two weeks here looking af
ter property Interests, left Sunday
afternoon for her home at Omaha.
She wilt stop at Ixmg Beach for a
time.
Mrs. Mary Hlldreth of Portland,
Is visiting old friends In the city.
Mrs. Hlldreth, while a resident of
this city was state president and de
partmental president of the W. H. O.
and has many friends who would be
glad to have her return to Cirants
Pass to live.
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Dounell of
Tunnel 7, are In the oily today, They
were accompanied by their daughter
ahd husband. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. H.
Quintan, of Ixa Angles, who spent
a few weeks In the canyon. They
left this afternoon for their I.os An
geles home.
Elks Movt ToiiIk'U .
All Elks are requested to meet at
the Josephine 'Hotel tonight for the
purpose of making arrangements for
the big dance to be given on October
6th.
new oat$, new Sweaters
and
new fiats on Display
MRS. E. REHKOPF
mid ttiere'11 a limp of MiiUfarllun In
(minting t Hie liibel oil I lie lnlde
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GEO S. CALHOUN
ooa O Htreel Fifteen years local agent
Price to Advance-
Beginning October I; the price on
cleaning and pressing will go up
Roper's Tailor Shop. The Wnrdrohf
Cleaners. 84
;'1 Hill "Sonkcl"
Saturday night (iold Hill and vi
cinity was visited by a thunder storm
followed by a heavy rain. J. Pluv(
passed C.rants if'ass up this trip, butj
we were not slighted: Old Ja'cki
Frost blew his breath on us last I
night. . -
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Of course your baby la worthy of the beet, the most comfortable
carriage to be had. '
We have a particularly fine Una of such carriage on hand at
this time. You can make a selection of any grade, at any price.
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You will at least have the satisfaction of knowing that Itaby Is
appearing on the streets correctly If in U carriage bouxltt here.
J. K. Ilartlett
Of the Peoples Electric Store.
Medford, Oregon will be in this ter
ritory, still selling Standard Electri
cal equipment same goods, better
prices-your needs wlll.be given our
utmost consideration. 75tf
Kctiini From WiM-k's Visit
Sunday evening Mr. and 'Mrs. C.
D. Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. Ceo.
H. Coffenberry returned from a trip
to points north. The Coffenbcrrys
visited In the vicinity of Portland,
while Mr. and Mrs. Thompson went
as far north as Everett, Wrash. Mr.
Thompson reports the exhibits at the
state fair a little a1ove the avcraxc,
there being a marked Increase in the
farm machinery display. . He also
noticed the usual number of fakirs
generally found at state fairs.
Crescent City for fl
owing to the present excellent
condition or the roads the Grants
Pass ft Crescent City Stage Co. will
take you to CTescent City or return
ror 5. 7Etf
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ETNA REBtKAH LODGE
Preceded by a 7 o'clock supper.
to which about 7.'. Hcliekabs and Odd
Fellows were in attendance, was the
opening greeting 'Mrs. .IchhIo Jarvls
of J'orthnd, stale president of the
Rebekah Assembly of Oregon, at a
special called meeting Saturday
evening.
iA closed meeting was held at 8
o'clock with a well filled hall. Two
candidates were Initiated Into the
order. The always sacred and mys
tical Initiatory work was given an
added beauty by the perfontly execut
ed work of the floor- drills, for
which Mrs. Jennie iBurke, as cap
tain deserved the highest praise.
Among the noteworthy events of
the evening was the fraternal greet
ing of the present president, Mrs.
.Tarvis.and two past presidents, Mrs.
Jeanie Burke and Mrs. C. L, Clcven
ger. A large bouquet of pink roses
and cut glass dish were presented
Mrs. Jatvls 'by Mrs. IBurke. . Mrs.
.Tarvls made an address In which she
gave special emphasis to this year's
work as being the 100th year of Odd
Fellowship and the 68th year of the
Rebekah Assembly, and the great
work being done by the fratornlty of
Odd Fellowship, friendship, love and
truth.
LTnrrlers Wanted
Two carrier, routes now open for
boys or glrli with wheels. Apply at
once. Courier office.
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