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About Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918 | View Entire Issue (June 30, 1916)
D.ULT ltoatfl RIVER COURIER FRIDAY, IVSIt AO, 10IA. Money Saving Prices At The : PERSONAL LOCAL : BasEet Grocery Rolled Oats, 6 lbs. Rolled Oats, sack. Package Premium Oat Flakes... Mrs. M. J. Brlce left tor Montague this morning. Cold Hill dance July 1. 7S6 J One raior, one blade, one stick shaving soap, all tor 25c, at Cramer Bros. 786 T. F. Jayne left this afternoon for Ashland to spend tour or five days. Zola Harvey Caughey, ot Kerby, is 'registered at the Josephine. Pure aluminum ware, 10 per cent I discount, this week only. Grants Pass J Hardware Company. " 786 i Mrs. Will Martin left this morulas 'for Ashland and Montague. Bring us you films we develop and print. Sabln the Druggist. 7S7 Mrs. Bryce Martin left this morn ing for Montague, California. New Sports Poplin, Dress Silks, iSc: Linens, Pink Crepe, White Voiles, 30c, and other Dress Goods a-plenty at 25c Package Premium Wheat Flakes..30c Package Olympic Pancake FIour..22c Peacock Buckwheat Floor, pkg....U2c Mb. Sack Cornnieal 32c 10-lb. Sack Graham Floor. 38c 10-lb. Sack Wheat Hearts.... 10-lb. Sack Pancake Flour.. (Mb. Sack Hominy.- Puffed Wheat Puffed Rice . Puffed Corn .45c .38c -13c .14c ..14c Package Grape Xuta, 13c; a for..23c Krinkle Corn Flakes,' pkg.' 9c; 3 for Li : 25c Shredded Wheat Biscuits, pkg., 2 for 25c Postern Cereal, pkg.. Instant Foetum, small.. Instant Postom, large.. 82c .45c Johnson's Best Floor, sack.. Grown Flour, sack.. 41.23 21.45 8wift's White Soap, 12 bora for45c Ark Soap, 8 bars for . 25c Queen Regent Toilet Soap, S bars 10c .05c .4c ...8c 8c 22c Ivory Soap, large, dosea. Bon Ami, can.. Old Dntch Cleanser, can. Rex Lye, can ... Citrus Washing Powder, pkg.. 20-Mnle Team Soap Chips, large , 20-Mnle Team Soap Chips, small '. Pkg-, 10c 8c 8c Bottle Blueing ... Gloss Starch, pkg.... Best Corn Starch, pkg.. 2-In-l Shoe Polish. Sc Lamp Chimney 8c Toilet Paper, 5c roll, 8 for. 25c Brooms, each 25c, 35c, 50c Toothpicks, pkg. ... 4c Candles, dozen 25c Wesson Salad Oil .30c Corn, can 10c Peas, can .... 1 10c Wade's, on G street. 737 Ed Friday spent the day in town, having come up from Galice. Umbrellas repaired at Cramer Bros. 736 Leslie A. Cooke left for Rogue 43c ' River this afternoon and will go to Spokane In about a week. This week, 10 per cent discount on all kitchen utensils. Grants Pass Hardware Company. 736 John Hampshire left for Portland this morning to attend to business matters. America Bicycle, $27.50, at Cra mer Bros. " 786 Miss Verna, MoCann left tor Glen dale this morning, to be gone several days. Bicycle hospital at Cramer Bros. Good time assured at the Gold Hill dance tomorrow evening. 736 W. B. Sherman returned yester day from Crescent City, where he had been for the last week boosting tor the bonds. Satisfaction guaranteed. Fresh roasted coffee twice a week at Thomas Grocery. We blend It our selves and save our customers from 5 to 10 cents a pound. 786 Lawn mowers sharpened ot Cramer Bros. 7S6 Mrs. Alice Horning, teacher ot domestic science in the high school at Hood River, will arrive in the morning to visit her sister, Mrs. C. D. Thompson, for the summer. See Perfection oil stoves in Cramer Bros.' window. 736 See the new shipment of ladles' silk and lingerie waists. Mrs. Reh kopf. 775tf A. T. Farias, representative ot the Oregon Trade Supply company, is in the city. Mr. Farias was a member of the first Washington state senate, but now resides at Portland. Fine fishing tackle at Cramer Bros. 786 1a I's Develop and Print Your films. Sabln, the Druggist. Men's and Boys' Clothing The sole still continues to your advantage for men's and boys' cloth ing at the former Bishop's store. Sate still on. 735 Takes Journal Agency Stanley Summers' has taken over the Journal agency aud will have con trol after tomorrow. The new agent will make his headquarters at the Postal Telegraph office. Straw Hats Halt price at the former Bishop's store. Sale still on. 735 Notice The Angelo Studio Is preparing to go out ot business In Grants Pass. Prints , from old negatives or new can be obtained tor the next few weeks at reduced prices. 776tf Off for Crescent City- Attorney 0. S. Blanchard, who is to be the orator ot the day at the big celebration to be held at Crescent City on the Fourth, will leave for the coast city tomorrow morning. He alll be accompanied by Mrs. Blanch ard and by Attorney and Mrs. Sldler, Grants Pass Meat Co. All kinds of fresh meats, fish and poultry, hams, bacon and lard. Spe cial tomorrow: Boiling beef, 10c pound. Quality meats; quick de livery. Phone 123. 736 25c Tomatoes, can ..10c ..25c ..10c A Pennant for Your Ca Costs 20c at Courier office. Sauerkraut, can, 10c; 8 for. Pineapple, can - Pineapple, can . ISc Pimentos, can 10c Games Postnoned A Pointed Stick With a marshroallow on the end over the camp fire at twilight Is, I guess, some fun and taste so good. A big package 10 cents, at Sabln's. Preparing for Celebration Judge H. M. Pfefferle, of the Waldo country, has been in the city for the past two days getting supplies for the Fourth of July celebration to be staged at Hervey's grove for the people of the Illinois valley. It Is expected that there will be many from this city in attendance. Attor ney E. E. Blanchard Is to be orator. Show Yonr Colors Put a Grants Pass pennant on your car when you go to Ashland the 4th. They cost 20c each at the Courier office. 789 mm Most Popular Raxifoff All America Am r-, 2 1 DEMONS TWO RANGES IN ONE 789 Karo Syrup, 5 lbs. Kara Syrup, 10 Ibs. Molasses, 13c; 2 for... 5c Sack Table Salt 10c Sack Table Sale 25c Sack Table Salt.. Sugar, 11 lbs. 81.00 Bulk Macaroni, lb. Bulk Spaghetti, lb. 7c Soda, Arm A Hammer, pkg.... 7c Soda, Folger's, pkg. 6c Diamond W Jelly Powder, 3 pkgs. 25c Teast Foam, pkg. 4c Seeded Raisins, pkg Oc Japan Rice, lb, 64c Head Rice, lb. 8c ,.33c All Twilight league baseball games 63c until July 7 will be postponed. To- 25c night's game was postponed because 4c of the showers, and as next Tuesday 8c is the Fourth, that game was put off till a more suitable date. ?c . Englewood Dairy, Phone 222 The pure milk dairy. 692tf. GOVERNMENT BUYS YOUNG HAMMOND'S DEVICE Washington, June 30. The $25, 000,000 fortifications bill. Including Crackers, hulk; "lb!."!!" . "1 !!! oc'a '750,000 ,tem 'or tne purchase of Crackers, 25c pkgs...... ...22c I John Hays Hammond Junior's radio Vinegar, Cider, gallon 30cideVlce to CODtro1 torPedoM' t"'8 af' Bulk Coffee, 2 lbs 35c !lernoon was passea y lne Benale ana Bulk Coffee, lb 25c Bulk Japan, Gunpowder, India and Ceylon Tea, lb 38c Lipton's Tea, J$-lb. can 30c Llpton's Tea, 1-Ib. can 00c Ground Chocolate, 1-lb. can. 30c Cocoa, Hershey's, Ji-lb. can :.18c Cocoa, Hershey's, 1-lb. can 80c Rose Valley Butter, 2-lb. roll 55c Peanut Butter, 2 lb, for 25c Cheese, lb 20c Clothes Pins, common, 4 doz. for.Sc Clothe Pins, spring, 1 doz. 5c Aluminum Wash Boards, 50c Talue 32c Pan Dandy and Butter Nut Bread Above prices are subject to change of market Mail orders promptly and accurately filled. transmitted to the president. Letts Than Wholesale- It's to your advantage and profit to get your suits, underclothing and shirts of all kinds at less than whole sale cost at the former Bishop's store. Sale still on. 785 Concert in Park Sunday The Moose band has made arrange ments to give a band concert In Riverside park next Sunday If the weather is suitable. The band boys have been practicing lately for the concert to be given at Ashland the fourth and a good entertainment may be expected. The concert will begin at three o'clock. Hats at Low Prices Hats ot all kinds prcied lower than ever at the former Bishop's store. Sale still on. 786 Ham and liaron Special Sugar cured hams, 19c. Sugar Cured bacon, 17c to 24c. Cottage hams, 17c. Picnic hams, 14c. City Market. Phone 52. Closed all day the Fourth. 786 afawnafbL. THIS WEEK By ALCAZAR Woman Demonstrator COME IN and let her show you the most simple and perfect Coal and Gas Range made. Two Complete Ranges in One. Same oven ia used for either fuel or both can b used at the same time, without removing or replacing a tingle part. Simply, "Pull or ruth a Lever and oven is ready for use. Can't be beat for Comfort, Convenience and Economy, All the Year 'Round. A Duplex Alcazar it the Range for your Home. A Useful Souvenir FREE for the Ladies attending. Grants Pass Hardware Co. AT YOtll SERVICE 9 TMTI0M k Ik .:.:-.v.v,v-'-' I : v'vV'S'1 ;7ffi I IK : Ji. ' 1 !' T 1 , ' t ' y ft' HiMM'lal Pntgrani At the Baptist church Sunday night Rev. Douglas will speak on "Patriot Ism." Also a good musical program will be given. At the Camp Fli You will miss them if you have them not those marshmallows. Sabln. , 787 IleKiMtered Stock Shipped Two registered Berkshire hogs were shipped this morning by express to F. W. White, of Elk drove, Cali fornia. The hogs were shipped from Winona ranch. Dance July 1 Gold Hill dance tomorrow evening. Always a good time. 7.86 Supt. null at Kugene Superintendent Hull returned this morning from Eugene, where he has been In attendance at the school ad ministration conference, Wednes day Mr. Hull addressed the confer ence upon the budget system, his 1 T 417 G. Street Grants Pass, Oregon r f;j Boswortli Inc. presents The Charming and Versatile Comedienne ELSIE JAMS In the five-act comedy-drama "The Caprices of Kitty" Supporting Miss Janls is an all-star cast, which Includes Courtenay Foote, Herbert Standing, Myrtle Stedman and Vera Lewis. Admission 5 and 15 First performance 7:45 COMING Pauline Fredericks, In "The Spider" J Bijou Tonight A Mk B-Hour Show Three Headllners THE MADIROX 8QUAUE STOCK CO. In "Old Kentucky" 4 Acts Seven-Iteel Picture Program Marie Empress In rVE'S CROSSROADS" 5 Reels Pearl White In "THE IRON CLAW" 2 Keels 10 and 90 Cents remarks bringing about one of the liveliest discussions of the session, according to the Eugene Register. They Did the Business Those marsbmallow ads. We bad to send In a rush order for more. They'll be here Saturday, and the sale continues. A' full half pound 10 cents. Sabln the Druggist. 787 Chief Engineer Dowlike Coming Geo. W. Boscbke, chief engineer of the new railroad being construct ed from this city by the Twoby Brothers company, will arrive In Grants Pass Saturday morning. After spending the day here on business connected with the railroad, Mr. Boschke will leave for the south In the evening, joining members of the Twohy firm at San Francisco. Roys' Knlcker Suits and Pants Plenty of them at less than cost at tho former Bishop's store. Sale still on. 786 COMING EVENTS 4 July 1, Saturday Children's story hour at public library, at 11 o'clock. Miss Beatrice Webb, story-teller. Sept. 19-20-21, Tuesday, Wednesday Thursday Josephine county fair and celebration. Probably, "Some peoplo are so Inquisitive." "Tea, but they are usually stupid." "Btupldr "Yes. If 1 were os Inquisitive i you are I would know everything." NEW TODAY (CLASSIFIED AD RATES. 25 words, two Issues, 25c; six Issues, EOo; one month, 11.(0, when paid In advance. When not paldln -advance, 6o per line per Issue.) WANTED To rent a few acres with buildings, close In. Address No. 1070, care Courier,"' .. 788 WANTED $300 for one year on security of over 12,000. ' Will pay good Interest. Box 74, Merlin, Oregon. ' ,. , 781 .... A ( Sensible Cig&retto OOftrl TRANSI-ORT REFUGEES FROM VERA fltl'Z Vera Cruz, June 30. The battle ship Nebraska and the Ward liner Monterey arrived here this morning to take off American refugoes. The Nebraska will transport 600 and the Monterey about 300, Letterheads at the Courier. SeU n Guarante V TOOLS and CUTLERY ROGUE RIVER HARDWARE The Big Be4 Front I,