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About Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918 | View Entire Issue (March 15, 1916)
DAILY HOG I E RIVER COURIER WKDXESDAT, MARCH 15, lioY St. Patrick's Day Appropriate Selections In Phonograph Records and Sheet Music Music and Photo House STAXToX ROWELL, Prop?5 AMI SEMEXTS TONIGHT r : Bijou ; 'Graustark." Star "Her Shattered IdoLM Ladies, Have Yea Clipped Ycur Wcar-EvcrCcspoii? If not, you had better do so at once, as they are worth Just 73 cents each to you, as a coupon will enable you to purchase a $1.80 Wear-Ever Berlin kettle, with aluminum cover, for only $1.07. Ton will find the coupons In the Wear-Ever ads In the papers and dates' as follows: Dally Courier March , 14th and 17th, Evening Telegram ot March 15th and 20th. Journal of March 16th and 20U. Clip the coupon at once, sign your name to It and bring It to our store and we will give you one of these beautiful $1.80 kettles tor only $1.07 ROGUE RIVER HARDWARE CO. Mr. snd Mrs. Eton X. Lee arrived this morning from Webster, lows, to visit Rev. and Mrs. Robert Leslie. Mr. Lee and Mr. Leslie were class- mstes In the Chicago university in their younger days. . J. V. Murphy, of the passenger de partment of the Canadian Pacific railway, Is spending the day in the city. ' Conrle? Oregon mlnlr.e laws. 40c. ' .ZT J" ... ' " V Empress Francis X. Bushman, in "GRAUSTARK" rf;!' .';' M i J - 11 i :. A 1 'Cj In a Come : PERSONAL Mrs. G. V. Sharp left last night tor Roblnett, Oregon. ' Leghorn thicks at Crsmer Bros. 96 Geo. 8. Calhoun went to Roaeburg this morning on business. L. L. Hard and ton, ot Qlendale, spent Tuesday In the city. It you want eggs In winter, get j Leghorn chicks now at Cramer Bros, j W.L. Ireland made a business trip to Rogue River this morning, j Pongee and Wash Waists, all new istock. Mrs. Rehkopt. 693tf Mrs. F. W. Streets went to Med tord this morning tor ahqSUdalt. Rev. W. P. Gloeckuer returned this morning from a trip In the upper Applegate valley. Garden tools at Cramer Bros. 96 Thos. D. Collett came In trom Waldo yesterday to spend a tew days in town on business. Mrs. Nancy Andrew, came from Gold Hill this morning and will visit her son, Melvln Andrew. Spades and rakes at Cramer Bros. Mrs. Bessie Freshour, ot Gottvllle, Cal., is In the city having her eyes treated. Mrs. B. C. Anderson, ot Gold Hill, Is In the city consulting an eye spe cialist. The Wear-Ever Berlin kettles are KolnK. Bring in your coupon ana get yours. Rogue River Hardware. 97 Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Holcomb and to 4:30 Thursdsy afternoon. Re son arrived this morning trom Ore-. freshments and progrsm Admission gon City and will make Grants Passmen cents. 5 their future home. S. t H. Green Stamps given on all purchases. Mrs. Rehkopf. 69Jtf Mrs. T. J. Thorson and six children arrived this morning from Portland to reside In Grsnts Pass. Mr. Thor son arrived here three weeks ago. W. S. Woods, of the Palace hotel, left this morning for Marshfleld, to remain several weeks In the hope ot an Improvement in his health. Mrs. C. H. Smith, who spent sev eral weeks In the city with her moth er, Mrs. Dlmmlck, left this afternoon for her home at Chlco, Cal. Ton csn't afford to pass up this $1.80 Wear-Ever Berlin kettle tne Rogue River Hardware is putting out this week on a special at $1.07. Bring your coupon and get one. 697 Mrs. C. D. Smith, her daughter, and her mother, Mrs. Hamil. arrived from Junction City to make Grants Pass their home. Mr. Smith has been la tho city for the put ten days. Mr. and Mrs. T. H. B. Taylor came ...-.t,- . . . .. lurui iu iubi jchiuu. Dance Tonight At the Spa. Tickets 25c. 695 OIJVU nr. ana sirs. 1. n. . layior .mc - . ,,, " ... , . 'dered a number on the violin. from Rogue River this morning and,0" u BIG DOUBLE BILL Sullivan & Considine Circuit SIX ACTS Miss Elmlna & Co. World's Most Perfectly Formed Woman, in "TnE PVUMTI UE Tl'SSLERS" Howatson ft Swaybelle in ' "A Case of Pickles" Singing, Dancing and Comedy Jules Levey & Co. Merry MuBlcal Comedy offorlng VAIDEVILL13 BEGINS PROMPTLY AT 7:30. TWO COMPLETE SHOWS Early-Scats Are Limited Admission 25c LOCAL : Come Tonight to the uulou revival at the Christian church. E. E. Blanchard will ting a solo. 69$ Meeting of Woman's Association A special called meeting ot the Woman's association ot the Presby terian church will take place five minutes before the social hour Thurs day afternoon In the church parlors. It will be just five minutes long, by order ot the president. For Taxi Phone 10. 10c In City Bramwell A Gunning. 6?8tt St. Fatrkk's Dance Waldorf. Friday, 17th. Good floor, good music. Good time assured. Tickets 75c 9 K. T. State Ofllclal Will VIMt Louis G. Clarke, right . eminent commander Knights Templar of the state ot Oregon, will psy an official visit to Mellta Comroandery No. 8, Grants Pass, on Thursday night. He will be entertained at dinner to- I morrow nluht by members of the 'local commandery. g Patrick's Social- t M. E. church south, from 2:S0 Engtewood Dairy, Phono 222 The pure milk dairy. 691tf. Enters Suit for Divorce O. P. Johnston hss brought suit against his wife, Edith, for dissolu tion of the matrimonial bonds that united them In Indiana on March 12. 1912. Desertion Is the grounds upon which the complaint Is based. Oark Holman, I'ndertukei Licensed ewbalmers. I hone 50 tf I'nion Revival An excellent spirit was manifested In the meeting last night. Rev. W. D. Vater spoke on the subject, "The Apostolic Bible and the Word of God nr "The Gosoel According to You. At his reaiiest. there was a general hreaklnsr ud of the formality of the I meeting snd an old-fashioned hsnd shaking ensued Mr. Mclntyre ren Brine in your Wear-Ever coupon onH et nn of the $1.80 Berlin ikettles for only $1.07 until they are all gone. Rogue River Hardware. 697 V a wmgMi s I Vaudeville ii ii ' ' !i'nj"i iU).nwinif ! IV YA I ;! f ... r '. .; ... ' ' " ) . : ' ..;, . f 'f I . V j. ; ., Mrt.,:';:, n..iii,.i.i M.4 I I i . -n ! i n mi t i mi J I I ii i V"!!1--- BE ' UNION GOOD MUSIC To Attend Golden Wedding Mr. and Mrs. Stanton Rowell will leave for OlympU Thursday, where they go to attend the golden wedding anniversary ot Judge and Mrs. R. P. Sturdevant, parents ot Mrs. Rowell. They will be absent about a week. Wlnetrout-llansen Wedding Clarence .Arthur Wlnetrout and Miss Alice Edytho Hansen were mar rled at the homo ot the bride's par ents, at 707 B street, Tuesday even ing. Judge Gillette, ot the county court, officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Wlne trout will continue their residence In this city, where they have many friends to wish them every joy and happiness. Attend the Masquerade Rail R. R. V. Grange ball March 17. Mnslo by Lawrence orchestra. Ttckets $1, Including lunch. 6t Basketball Champlonnlilp .Near The series of basketball games is now drawing to a close, with none ot the teams yet having a grasp upon the coveted pennant. The Methodists and the Baptists are tied for first place, the Methodists having been brought off the pedestal by their de feat at the hands of the Presby terians, while the Baptists advanced their stsndlng by winning trom the Christians. The score In the game by the two teams first mentioned was 29-21, while the latter pair played a 49-39 game. The next game will be played next Tuesday, when a double header will again be on the program, the Methodists and Baptists contest- Don't waltilng for first place while the cellar position will be fought against by the Presbyterians and Christians. NFAV TODAY CLASSIFIED AD RATES. 25 words, two Issues, 25c; bIx Issues, 50c; one month, $1.S0, when paid In advance. When not paid In ad vance. 5c per line per Issue. 'ALFALFA hay for sale, $18 per ton at ranch. Phone C09-F-1Z. Lougn rldge ranch. , 097 , PLENTY of Dutch money to loan on good real estate. Isaac Best. 697 TAXES paid for non residents. A. E. Voorhics, publisher Courier, 697 LOST Child's brown Finder please leave olilce. No. 497. kid glovo. at Courier 695 IjOST Monday, on Sixth street, be tween O and H, a small gold buckle pin belonging to shirt waist set. Finder please leave at Courier offlco, No. 496. 695 80ME SNAI'STwo acres la Lin coln Park addition, good house, modern. lare tcarsge and shop, Irrigation, line orchard mixed fruits (bearing), poultry house, etc. Adjoins the best residence section of city, Price (2,600; ! terms to suit. 1C0 acres, tbrco miles from city, some buildings, fine spring water, can be piped to' the house, good soil, can cut from 600 to 1,000 cords of wood. Price $1,600; terms, John A. Dale, corner Sixth ' and 0 streets. 69 FOR SALE A complete sot of bi cycle and general ropalrtng tools, Including water wheel, grindstone, emery wheel and saw glimmers. Can be seen at 810 North Sixth street. ' W. A. Paddock. , 096 FOUND On Sixth street, near Olden Rule store, bundle, Includ ing, among othor things, pair of child's shoes. Owner may . have ' same by calling at 102 Foundry street and pnying for this adver tisement. n9fl SURE TO ATTEND , the ' REVIVAL This Week at the CHRISTIAN CHURCH A Services begin at 7 :o0 Architects , and Engineers' Supplies Drawing Paper Tracing Paper Profile Paper Groat) Section Paper IUu Print Paper Tracing Cloth Lettering Peas Pens, Hlgglns' Ink, Pencils, Water Colors, Brushes, Ruling Pens. Triangular Scales, Thumb Tacks EVERYTHING FOR THE OFFICE Demaray's ISckMlft Coffee flies away if exposed to air; not the bean, but the flavor ing essence, which is the coffee. The fragrant essence of Schilling's Best is held captive in airtight tins. 'Evenly ground, the bitterish chaff removed. Schilling's Best f COMING EVENTS March 16, ThursdayIrish silver toa by Women's association of IJothany Presbytcrlnn church. Mar. 17, Friday The josi-phlno County Legislative club will meet at the court house, 2:30 p. m. March 18, Satnrdny Spanish supper given by the St. Luke's guild at Oulfd hall. 697 MAt MAMIU IARKY PAYTON HtR JIIMTWr 0 mm a 51 a 1 wght 5C"Sf? ;J -; W, GrlfllUi .resenu Mae V, "J ii Man.li and ltolert Horron In !. lW? ; i j U10 Mutual nwwterplctiire , It Ivfel Shattered 'I W 1 Idol" I 'V'' ( i'X''' ' '' "' enperb reels .' :', WARM WELCOME . m. Field Books Drawing InstruneaU Protractors Curve Triangle T Squares Straight Edges ! I Drug Stationery Store Farm Loans $50,000.00 On well Improved farms v five years' time M.HtMI.ILL 1IOOPKU NOTICE To All Who May He Concerned: After this Hth day ot March, 1910, 1 will positively not bo responsible for-liny debts contracted by Mrs. M,olly Jones. 690 Z. M. JOXES. Coming Paramount Attractions at the STAR THEATRE Tlicria Kara, Wm. E. Shay and Jean Sothern, In "Hie Two Orphans." (Pox.) Pauline' Frederick, In "Zuwi." (icrnldirirt Fnrrnr, In "Cni nicii." . Mui-I lVtro, In "The While Pcnrl." liaura IIoo Crews, In "IlliickWrds." All-star cast In "The Chorus Lady." Itliiiicho RwHt, In "The 8(vr't Kin." llluiiclio ltliiK, In "The Yankee ilr." IIiim I Duwn, In "The Man . qiH'rntlers," MurioicWte (link, In "Still WmUth." Who vU two of 'The Girl'and the Game V I VmH nrln Helen Holmes , IDOL" iff
