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About Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1916)
FAG FOUR DAILY ROGUE RIVER COURIER iiudav, april a,. 1010. Grocery 417 G St. Lowest Prices in Josephine County Creamery Batter. guaranteed, lb. -30c Catsup, good grade, large botUe15c Cling Pe4M&es, large, cans, a for 5c Loganberries, extra quality, 8 for 25c High Grade Steel Cot Coffee. 1-lb, Tins. ! 28c High Grade Steel Cat Coffee, 84b. tins . ;. ...,.78c 8 Packages Cora Starch. -.-15c 9 Packages Gloss Starch 15c -a ns-Batch Cleanser 15c Balk Crackers, lb ; -c Head Bice, 11 Jap Rice, lb. Peanut Batter, bulk, Gold Dost Washing Powder. Citrus Washing Powder 8 Cans Ljre -22c ,15c Swift's White Soap, 1 do. bars..45c S Cakes Good Toilet Soap 10c 1 Bird Seed, package . 10c ' 8 Lamp Chimneys . a Cakes Bon Ami 3 Cakes Sapolio. . 15c -15c '. 15c ; 1-lb. Can Ground Chocolate.. 30c ' i-lb Can Cocoa 19c 1-lb. Can Cocoa- . 36c Star Chocolate, 1-lb. cake .22c Baker's Unsweetened Chocolate 22c j Seeded Raisins, package.. 11c j Currants, package , 12Vc ' 25c Size K C Baking Powder J20c j 1 lb. Royal Baking Powder. 45c Bottled Bloing 8c Ammonia, bottle 10c Toothpicks, package ' 4c Magic and Yeast Foam, cake 4c ; Knox's Gelatine, package. 12c: Short Cot Marcaroni, bulk. . 7c 1 Hawaiian Pineapple. 10c, 15c, ITc Pink Salmon, can.. . 11c Red Salmon, large cans.... 18c Pork and Beans small 9c Pork and Beans, medium 15c Pork and Beans, large can .20c Campbell's Soup, can 0c Fancy Asparagus, can 15c Ripe Olives, 0-oz. cans... 15c Royal Club Coffee, 1-lb. can 32c Royal Club Coffee, 3-lb. can 87c Royal Club Coffee, 5-Ib. can 91.40 Pickles, per keg, 2 size 91.00 5c Boxes Matches, 3 for - 10c Excellent Quality Broom . 25c White or Yellow Meal, 9-Ib. sack..30c Graham Flour, 10-lb. sack 40c Rye Flour, 104b. sack 40c Whole Wheat Flour, 10-lb. sack....40c Pancake Floor, 10-lb. sack. 45c Wheat Hearts, 10-lb. sack. 45c Pure Rolled Oats, 0-lb. sack. 43c . Rolled Oats and Wheat, 9-lb. sk...40c White Figs, bulk, lb J 5c Karo Syrup, 2-Ib. can. ..............13c Karo Syrup, 5-lb. can.... ..... 83c Karo Syrup, 10-lb. can - ..63c White Beans, re-cleaned, lb. 7c Red Beans, re-cleaned, lb -7c lima Beans, lb.. 9c Toilet Paper, large rolls, 4 for......25c Log Cabin Syrup, qt . 87c Log Cabin Syrup, M gal 68c Log Cabin Syrup, gals .... f 1.25 Cider Vinegar, gal - 80c Coal Oil, bulk, gal 18c Coal Oil, bulk, 5 gal ....85c Crown Flour, Best Patent, nack.Jl.40 Rluhill Cheese, Pimento and Green Chile 15c Good Flour, every sack guaran- . teed 91.25 4-0. Can Good Oystcrs................10c Large Can Good Oysters 19c Cottolene, medium size .......65c Cottolene, large size 9 LOO 50c Bulk Teas, lb 38c Pan Dandy, Butter Nut and Raisin Bread THE BASKET GROCERY t 80 goc 417 G Street : PER52NflL Sam Schell made 'business trip to Roseburg this morning. Egg dyes at Clemens. TIT Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dingier, ot Huso, are spending the day in town. The Royal Shirt Waists are the Style and Quality Waists, T5c to 3.50. Kinney & Truax. 718 J. R. Entrtken returned this morn ing to Almeda, after spending a tew days in town. Spring lamb at the Temple Market. Mrs. B. Neubert arrived last night from San Francisco and will 'visit her son, Peter Neubert, at Selma, May Ladles' Home Journal at Clemens, the Rexall store. 717 Arthur Bramwell left this morn ing for Portland, where he expects to spend the summer. A Warner's Corset Sale. Regular f 1.00, $1.50, $2.00 and $3.50 Corsets. 50 cents, 75 cents, $1.00 and $1.25. Kinney ft Truax. 728 E. A. Falrchlld arrived this morn ing from Doyle, Cal., where he is Interested In mining, and will spend a few weeks with Mrs. Falrchlld. Hot Cross buns at the Spa Friday and Saturday, 15o per dozen. 726 G. A. Guild, postmaster at Merlin, is In the city today to attend the funeral of J. G. Lanterman, pioneer of Merlin. Men's Shirts, Collars, Ties, Hose and Underwear: The best of well known brands at the right prices. No trash at any price. Kinney & Truax. 728 Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Black and two children arrived this morning from Fallon, Ner., and will spend a few days here with relatives. They are on their way to Joseph, Ore., where they may locate. Just arrived at Firth's. New York- Kist Coats, for misses and children. Regular Firth values and good lookers. 726 R. R. Poppleton, electrical machin ery merchant, and N. M. Mcintosh, ot Mcintosh & Felzhalb, ot Portland, arrived last night from Portland by automobile, and are spending the day here on business. They report the roads in very bad condition in some parts of the Willamette valley. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our friends for their kindness and floral offerings during our recent bereavement. M. A. JENNINGS. MRS. E. DAY. HORACE DAY. MR. AND MRS. SWINDEN. MR. AND MRS. CALDWELL. REDUCED FARES TO CRESCENT CITY The Creseent City and Grants Pass Auto Stage line have reduced fares to Crescent City to $7,50; Waldo, $2.50; Kerby, $1.75, and Selma, $1.50. 23tf A story from life with a big and vital lemon and a convinc ing and powerful plot. SPECIAL TOMORROW ONLY In addition to the regular pro gram, a one-reel picture of the Panama-Pacific Exio s 1 1 1 o n, showing "Art" Smith's daring loop-the-loops and every big feature of the great fair. Also 40 Interesting colored slides and a short explanation Iby Pro feasor David Lever. I BijOU Tonight rRtOWCKUWIst M .S LOCAL Engtewood Dairy, Phone 223 The pure milk dairy. ltt. It'a Just Like Thl Our Shoe business shows a marked Increase over last year and tttll we must have mora people finding out what reliable Footwear we carry what benefits you helps us. We have shoes for the whole family. A trial pair will show you. Kinney A Truax. Easter Specials Spring lamb. Suckling veal. Temple Market, J. H. Ahlf & Son. For Rent Furnished five-room cottage. In quire ot Mrs. J. P. Jester, 215 C street. Phone 168-R. 727 Gets Icve of Absence Councilman Paddock has been granted a leave ot absence from his municipal duties for the next 60 days and will make an extended visit to the east. Roads tn Fine Condition Take a trip to Gold Hill by auto for the dance In 'the fine pavilion Saturday night A good time. It you can't come by auto, take the train. 727 Young People Will Meet The City Young People's Union will hold their quarterly social at 8 o'clock tonight In the Moose hall In stead of the place formerly planned. A full program has been prepared and all young people are Invited. Grants Pass Meat Co. Beef. Pork Mutton. Veal. Poultry. Home-made bams, bacon and lard. Prices reasonable. 7271 The Mayor Appoints Mayor Truax, at the meeting ot the council last night, named Miss Tuffs and Mrs. Klocker as members of the public library commission. E. S. VanDyke resigned from the board because of a multiplicity of other du ties that took his time. The council accepted Mr. VanDyke's resignation and confirmed the mayor's appoint ments. Woodrow Wilson Club . ; A meeting for the purpose of, or ganizing a Woodrow Wilson League for Josephine county will be held at the Court House at 8 p. m., Saturday, April 22nd, 1916. All voters, re gardless of party affiliation, are in vited to attend. A special Invitation is extended to ladles. Commlttee.727 Asks Extension of Time- Manager Sanders of The Rogue River Public Service corporation has asked the city council for an exten sion of time for the completion of its agreement with the city whereby the franchise for an electric light and power line within the city was grant ed. Mr. Sanders wrote the council that the sugar factory proposition had taken so much of the energy and re sources of his company during the past six months that the other pro jects bad necessarily been slighted and further time would be required in meeting the conditions. A com mittee from the council will handle the matter. Envelopes printed at the Courier office. A Crawling Snake In human form, a hiotband and his Innocent wife, and tlio vic tim of a previous coup by the reptilian intriguer, are the principal characters in a gripping, tense, three cornered struggle to save the unsuHpectlng wife, - in the Paramount feature, "The Mummy and the Hum mlng Bird," at the STAR theater tonight. The powerful acting of Charles Cherry, Arthur Hoops, William. Sorrcllo and Miss Lil lian Tucker held hurt night's audience breathless. Also tonight, the llray . Paramount cartoon, "Inbod, the Bailor." Tonight's program also In cludes a refined, one-part com edy, by George Barr McCutch eon, "The Day of the Dog," with Edward Aheles. Attend Tax ague Meeting 11. L. Gllkay and Commissioner Robinson will go to Portland tonight to represent this county at a con ference called through the Oregon Tax Reform league to study a num ber ot problems concerning taxation matters. These gentlemen are espe cially charged with attention to the 0. ft C land grant question, as It will be considered by the conference. Clark Jt Ilolman, Undertakers Licensed emfbalmers. Phone BO tf Evangelist Mathts Visits Here Evangelist Frank Mathls, who Is commencing a series ot meetings at Ashland this week was a visitor In Grants Pass today and wss the guest while here ot Rev. M. T. Wire ot the Methodist church and of A. D. Cornell, who were his escort upon an auto ride around the city. Mr. Mathls contemplates coming to this city later for a series of meetings. Mass Meeting Friday Night To the Taxpayers ot School District No. 7, Josephine County, Ore. There will be an adjourned mats meeting of the taxpayers of School District No. 7, Josephine County, Oregon, at the Court House, Friday evening, April 21, 1916, at 7:30 o'clock, tor the purpose ot listening to the report ot the special commit tee appointed to examine and report upon the present condition of the High School building In Grants Pass and to take some definite action for the repair and Improvement ot the same. The expenditure of a large sum of money Is involved and the directors would welcome the advice ot each taxpayer ot the district. You are each earnestly urged to be pre sent. 727 Edward S. VanDyke, Clerk. Hollow Land. The Dutch people occupy a country which contains 12,030 square miles little more than onc-tentb of the stse of Great Britain and Ireland, the pop ulation being Just over 0.000,000. Hol land is not only flat. It Is hollow; bence Its name, "Hollowlaud." Along the canals the meadows are ten or twelve feet, sometimes more, beneath the wa ter line. By the sea, at Irigh tide, there may be a difference tn the level of the soli and of the ocean of quite twenty five feet or more. London Globe. NEW TODAY CLASSIFIED AD RATES. 25 words, two Issues, 25c; six Issues, 50c; one month, $1.50, when paid In advance. When not paid In ad vance, 5c per line per issue. FOR RENT Five-room house, with fireplace, electric lights, bath and kitchen range. Address No. 751, care Courier. 730 TYPEWRITING or any kind of book work done. Phono 141-R. Mrs. Bush. 664tf WANTED Woman or girl for gen- era! house work. Woman pre ferred. Write Mrs. Chas. Cham plln, Gold Hill, Ore. 729 FOR SALE Young Jersey cow to freshen soon. Inquire Counts Feed store. 728 YOUNG LADY, 20 years of age, with nice home and comfortable Income, wishes to correspond with young man not over 25 years ot age. One with musical talent preferred. Ad dress P. O. Box 625, City. 728 REWARD for finding six yearling Holsteln and Jersey heifers, stray ed from Vannoy creek range. J. M. Watklns, R. 2. 728 20 ACRES and the best stock range in southern Oregon, good proposi tion for stock, 20 fruit trees, some berries', with or without stock and tools. Will sell reasonable or will trade for Grants Pass property. What have you? Address No. 767, care Courier. 728 TWO ACRES near Holland cheap for a quick sale. Address J. O. Bunch, Kerby, Ore. 732 FOR SALE Cheap, one good work horse, perfectly gentle, work single or double. Apply 811 North Ninth street. 732 LOST Between Rogue River and Sixth street, Grants Pass, Republic auto tire. Finder please notify Dr. Loughrldge, 728 Announcement "Regeneration," a William Fox super-feature photoplay, featuring Kockllffe Fellowes, will be the STAR theater's pro. gram tomorrow, Saturday, night. ' This Is A sterling attraction. Put on Then note how freely your far responds to power how much easier It take the hills how much more smoothly, with how much loss vibration, It rides over rough roads. t ...... You Will Travel Farther (or Each Dollar than you ever did on tires, when you equip with the 191fl "VELVCT-m illlEll" Diamond tires. Never sold "by the pound" Never sold iby "the layer" or thickness." Always sold on Ha True Pneumatic Tiro performance. ' Grants Pass At Your Service " - l j IWIV sCT! FRANK MILLS. MARY SOLA NO AND WILIARO MACK IN "THE CD0F. OF THE ABYSS." V egg? Sunday and Monday THE PIIOTOP1.AY EVENT OF THE , SEASON A Submarine Pirate Featuring KYI) CHAPLIN A rour.rel Keystone the great rut ever produced, not excepting "TIIHe's Punctured Romance." The comedy that kept nil of Portland lit unit I nil for two solid weeks. "THE ElKiE OF THE ABYSS" A tlve-reel Tin, lure Kay llee drama, with three great rttir, WIIXAKh MACK, MARY ROLAND and FRANK MILLS. 0 0 BASER ALL TODAY National 8t. Louis 0 2 2 Pittsburg 8 112 Steele, Hall, Williams and Gon zales; Harmon and Schmidt. Philadelphia 6 8 2 New York 2 2 4 Demaree and Burns; Anderson and Rarlden. 1 Brooklyn 10 12 8 Boston 8 7 .9 Pfeffer, Kne'tzer and MoCarty; Neht and Gowdy. American New York 6 10 1 Washington 8 4 8 Caldwell and Alexander; Gallia and Henry.' Boston ; 14 0 Philadelphia 8 12 0 Pennock, Jones and Agnew, Thomas; Meyers and Moyer. Chicago ...a 2 5 1 Detroit 8 8 1 v Danforth, Scott, Russell and Schalk; Dauss and Stanage. Cleveland 11 7 St. Louis 11 18 1 Mitchell, Covaleskl, Hagerman and O'NoIll; Groom and Hartley. AMERICAN CITIZENS NOT POLITICAL PARTISANS Portland, April 21. Theodore E. Burton, candidate for the republican fffiB U amonus Hardware Co. muJi.UH.-CT fV -rr o o D C m a - a o b a ' ' AMISEMENTsTOMGHT ' Uljou f "Bought." ' Star "The Mummy and the Humming . - Bird." presidential nomination, movod on to eastorn Oregon today after ad dressing an audience at the Masonlo temple hore last nlghf. In the course of his speech Burton again crltloltod what he tormed the vacillation aud the hosltancy of the present adminis tration. "But at times lllto these," he said, "we are not republicans, nor demo crats, nor socialists, nor prohibition ists; we are American citizens." Have You Read "Ilelln Donna," RoMrt llleluW famlnutlnir story of the Egyn. turn Nile? A inngnlllccnt plcturlatlon of "llella Donnn," with n pow eiful cast, handed by Paulino Pi-frifilfh, supreme emotional nctrcMN ami Amer ica's most beautiful wotnun, will ho shown at -Mho STAR theater Sunday ami Monday night,
