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Anything
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Having
Comes
Slowly
ad U not eavdly won, vte
are gaining all the time. We
axe artling cuats ami suits to
customer Uvtaig hundreds of
miles away, and we expect to
make OraaU Pass noted la the
kind of goods we sell.
L Firth & Co.
$3,000.00
given l)- the Krrdy Flash
1ltht rinMny for a name, to
take Hie plare of "ttanhllght."
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blank and particular at our
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to Ri't Wank.
Westinghouse
Lamps
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ditcii electric
dUoii shop
Buy KJectric Goods at the
Klectric Shop
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Saturday
Special
Sugar Cured Fat
Bacon . . 18c
Fresh Pork Shoul
ders ... He
Shoulders of Veal
Potroast . . 12c
Sweetland
Market
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Every Day
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t'mitiioti, large utll I.ho
Corn Meal, tt-lt.. Mr It c
Hulled Onln. II .lb, rk....tHc
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BASKET GROCERY
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Friday & Saturday Specials
' Blrioia Steak 15c
, Shoulder Pork Steak..!' 12 He
Sausage and Hamburger. 12H
New Kraat, per quart. 10c
Greea Out Bone, per lb. 3c
City Market
Pb:e 52
5 per ceat discont for cash
Headquarters for
Salway Peaches
Last week
PEARS
CKI-KKY AND 8WKKT
POTATOES
Home Grown
Tokajr and Malaga Grape
SHINN & CO.
Phone 194
Sabin Delivers the
Goods
UIVKM YOV 100 CENTS
WOHTH VOn EVKRT
DOLLAR
C A DIM The
Druggist
I m "Prmian Herret" for the
hand aad face
Grants Pass Meat Co.
Boiling
Beet
10c lb.
Phone 123
Quick Delivery
Letcher & Son
Registered Opticians
Glasses Fitted and Guaranteed
No Charge for Testing
Friendship, Engagement and Wedding
Rings a Specialty
Fine Lot of Ladies' Bracelets on Hand
New and Fresh
We have new Black Figs at 10c
Fresh Cranberries, 15c
Comb Honey, 15c to 18c
Fresh Ginger iNia.n just in.
More of that extra quality Peanut ' Butter at I o 1
White House Grocery
Pork Steak, 12c
Shoulder Pork, 10c
Wisconsin Cream Brick Cheese, 35c
TEMPLE MARKET
Phone 134
terested asked questions and took
ilLLlxTOIS VALLEY I Prt making the work Interesting.
I The upper ptrt of the ball was used
The movable school which was held,! Mlu Anna Turlejr, extension pe
at Spence hill on Tuesday was a com- MM In home economics, for demon
plete success. While the number In tratlons In cooking, and her talk was
attendance was not as large as It received with enthusiasm by the
should have been, the people were 'He present. Miss Turley explaln
ery much Interested In all the speak-je that " ' Possible to secure
ers had to say and expressed the wish, return for a greater length of
that the extension work be continued. jtlme lf the communities Interested
County Agent Thompson wa the In this class of work co-operate
first speaker, his subject being, "Why
We Are Here," a general talk on the
purpose of the department of agri
culture In extending their work Into
the different counties or the state.
He was followed by K. B. Fltts, ex
tension specialist In dairy and ani
mal husbandry. His talk was thor
oughly enjoyed by all. J. E. Larson,
extension specialist In agronomy,
gave a talk on "The I'otato and Mow
to Grow It," and his helpful words
should encourage all to greater ef
fort along the lines suggested In his
talk. A bountiful basket dinner wasjTakllma.
served at noon In the dining room of,
through the agency of Mr. Thomp
son for this purpose. It Is hoped
that this action will he taken, as It
would certainly benefit all.
!e So well's lost their house and
all Its contents by fire on Monday.
The origin of the fire Is unknown.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Moore have
gone to Salem to reside.
The people having the county free
library petitions In charge report ex
cellent success In securing signers.
A republican spenklng will be held
on Saturday night, October 21, at
FOOTS CREEK
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the hall. The lower part of the hall
was occupied In the afternoon by the
farmers, who listened to discussions
by Mr.' Pitts on "Hog Feeding nnd
Management." and by Mr. Larson on
"Soli Acidity and Liming." Those In-
Chicago "He keeps calling up my
wife, who Is pretty, mid trying to
make a date with her," Frank Rad
dake, masseur, said, when he ad
vertlsetf In the papers for a certain
saloonkeeper to meet him.
I
Miss Jean Flsber was recently
called home by the sudden death of
her mother at Seattle, Wash.
Mrs. Nlckelbrlght, of Aberdeen,
Wash., was a business caller on Foots
creek this week.
While out hunting cattle, Kd Bol
Ing and Bert and Fred Rooster kill
ed two bucks.
Charlie Klnkle killed a big buck
a few days back.
F. M. fill in ore, Sheman Kstel and
Reuben Koester left Tuesday on a
hunting trip.
Chas. Champlaln expects bis moth
er, brother and sisters from Chicago
next week, 1
Mrs. James Fllaglbbon wilt move
to Med ford next week.
Johnny Short worked for Chas.
Cluimplaln this week,
Mr. and Mrs. Jamison nnd Mrs.
Cllppen, of Clalls creek, were callers
on Foots creek Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ham have recently
moved onto the old Mathew place.
Itobt. Malone and family recently
returned from the coast.
NOTICE OF HOND KKDBMFTIO
Notice U hereby given to owners
and holders of municipal city Im
provement bonda that at the semi
annual Interest payment period on
the 1st day of November, 1118, the
city of Orants Pass, Josephine county,
Oregon, will redee-.i the following
outstanding city Improvement bonds,
vis.: Bonda numbered 1 and 2 of
V. street Improvement and bonds
numbered 4, G, 6, 7, and 8, of O
street Improvement. Said bonds
were Issued and dated the 1st day
of May, 1810.
Said bonds will be redeemed at the
office of the city treasurer of the city
of Orants Pass. Josephine county,
Oregon, on the first day of November,
1916, which Is the time fixed for such
redemption, and the time at which
Interest shall be taken up and can
celled by virtue of the laws and acts
providing for the Issuing of such
bonds,
Dated at Grants I'ass, Oregon, this
18th day of October, 1916.
0. P, JKSTER,
881 City Treasurer.
Envelopes printed at the Courier
ITALIANS; TONTINl'll
ON TOWARD TIMKHTK
Rome. Oct. 19. Despite the In
clement weather, the Italians con
tinue to push their new offensive to
ward Trieste. It was estimated to
day that the Aiistrlans have lost forty
thousand In killed, wounded and rap
tured since the offensive began.
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DYNAMITIC VNOOVBnS
IUCH POCKET OP OOM
Redding, Cel., Oct. 19. A charge
of dynamite set off at the bottom of
a 200-foot mine slthft four miles west
of here revealed a pocket of gold,
according to word reaching here to
day. Fifteen hundred dolors' worth
of gold l said to have been taken
from the pocket In a few hours.
Job printing of every description
at the Courier office.
flAMl'Kfj HTMi TO AID
CAI.lFOItNIA HOND IHHI.'K
, Ban Francisco, Oct. 19, To help
the campaign for the proposed II B,-
1 000,000 bond Issue for new roads In
California, Samuel Hill, one or the
'greatest good roods authorities In the
I United States, onmn here today. Bat
tirdny he will address' a gathering
here In favor of co-operation between
California, Oregon and Washington
In the construction of the finest high
way In the country from the Cana
dian line to Mexico.
TUabtW
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