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HAII.Y . vHil K IIIYEK COCKIER
TIESHAY, NOYE.MHEH U, 181 T
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The Best $15 and $20
Clothes in Southern,
Oregon Are . Here
:Jj I "LAIM to superiority
is easily madeto
prove the claim is where
the "rub" comes in. We
have a stock of several
hundreds of $15 and
$20 Suits and Overcoats
garment an unimpeachable
in proof of superiority.
each
witness
I
: PER52NAL LOCAL :
STAMPS ARE GIVEN
' FOR SMALL CHANGE
Honolulu, Hawaii, Nor. 20. Lo-i-al
moving plot nre houses and cigar
atom have adopted the plan of giv
ing back postage stamps. In place of
pennies to customers since the new
war' revenue law went: Into effect.
The copper cent has never been used
much In Hawaii, but the old change
features of the war bill and the high
-ost of living promises to make It
popular. A big shipment of pennies
is expected soon from the mainland.
.NEW TODAY
(CLASSIFIED AD RATES. 2i
words, two issues. 25c; six Usuet,
50c; one month, $1.50. when paid In
advance. When not paid in advance,
&c per line per Issue.)
FOR RENT Light housekeeping
rooms, moder . with garage. B5
North Sixth. Phone 219-K. lltf
1X)3T Leather mltter. left, cloth
lined and wrist. Finder please
"leave at Courier o;i. IK
EXCHANGKS-One" neariy newslx
auto at $1,200, together with 40
acres, house worth 1600, nearly
all tillable, no rock. On river.
This at $1,000, Everything clear.
Want dwelling here.
John York mad a buslmts trip
to Komie Kiver today.
Creamery butter 8Se, Schmidt's
Itev. U Myron Hooter want to
Portland last night for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. K.I. I.. Schmidt and
son. Carl, made a trip to Medford
today.
Creamery butter 'e. J. Pardee
A big line of cotton and Oregon
wool blankets at last spring prices,
Kinney ft Truax. tS
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Thomas left
today for lo Angeles, where they
will spend the winter.
Creamery butter alio. Schallhorn.
Mrs. H. A. Perkins, who has been
visiting with relative returned to
her home at Wolf Creek today.
Mrs. K. M. Snider, who has been
visiting friends In the city returned
to her horn In limy, Cal., today.
Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Sander left
today for llornbrook. Cal.. where
they will spend the winter.
Mrs. Ct. M. Hoyer, or Rogue Klver,
who has been' visiting here for a
short time", returned home toduy.
Creamery butter KSe. Josephine
(irocery Co. 14
Mrs. John Sharp and son. James,
returned to their home at Rogue
River today, after spending a short
time In this city.
Fresh creamery butter, N.'e roll.
J. Pardee. , ' 13
Mrs. Herman Homing returned j
last night from a two months' visit I
with relatives and friend at Port-'
land, Eugene and Kosehurg.
ttoys anil girls, Misses and ladles
knit gloves and mittens. Kinney, &
Truax. I J
Miss tiertrtide Palm, of Klamath
Falls, who has heen visiting friends
In the city for a short time le this
morning for Rosehurg. k
t Creamery butler Sac, Rochdale.
J. R. Tucker and 0. A. Harlow, of
Seluia, transacted business In the
city today. They report I hat prac
tically all the fall planting has been
done In that district.
Paul Wusk and family who have
Car of Maxwell Arttt
The (.Villus Auto Co. received a
carload of Maxwell louring riw to-
" v
Joneo Hut Farm-
.1, II. Joins reports the purchase
of a JOacre tract on the Appleyate
riser a lion t IX miles south of tirauts
Pass. v
You Knew Thai
Murphy's annual Thanksgiving
ball on Thursday night, the Sth.
Tickets, $', Satisfaction guaran
teed. IS
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Exploitive l.lceniMMt Soon
County Clerk Coburn received
word today from the bureau of
mines that the blunk relative to ex
plosives would not be ready for sev
eral days, so that nothing mors can
tie done In the matter until they ar
rive. Forming, Now Forest llMltMlloa
Sert. Ilauer haa received word of
Colonel Young, head of the recruit
ing district of Oregon, urging the
enlistment or men for the third bat
talion or the SOth Engineers, fores
try, requiring men with saw mill and
logging experience. The recruits are
to be sent to Marshfleld and North
Uend, Ore., Aberdeen, Oirays Harbor,
and Cosmopolla, Wash. - It Is de
sired that this battalion be raised as
quickly a possible.
n $18 5
Fifty Prize Suits v vovi
WE MAY "I'lllZK HUT" FOR THE
REASON THAT THE MAN THAT
UlY ONE OF THEM tiETS A
"i'itr.F."
The Best Suit Yalues Eighteen Fifty
Will Buy Anywhere
THE FAHHICM A HE OF AM. WtNil.
f ASSI.MEHE AMI THE TAILORING
Wll.lt "TOE THE MARK" TO THE
MONT CRITICAL EXAMINATION,
WE SOLICIT VOI H CONllEKA
TION, PROMISING YtK' THE RENT
FHtllTEEN FIFTY HI IT POKNIHI.K.
PEERLESS
CLOTHING CO.
dsh Chthiert
resided In the laurel (J rove district;
for the past year left this morning i
for Sterling. Neb., they will make;
their ruture home there.
Motored Front .Mlrhlgna
I Miss (lenevlev Doyle, or Mar
I quelle, Mich., arrived In the city yes-
I terday. having motored the entire
distance. She wss accompanied by
her grandmother, Mrs. Mary Kind
! lun, who although 71 years old nr
' rived "at their destination as bale
;and hearty as a lass or 1C. They
I will spend the winter with Miss
Doyle's parent at Camp Chicago, of
'the Pel Norte Claim Holder's asso
! elation, where her fnthur I superin
tendent.
IS YOCR WIFE SAFE?
See
Iteatrix Michrleng
in .
The Unwritten Law
By Edwin .Milton Royle
Author of "The Squaw Man."
WITH AS ALL-STAR CAST
BIJOU Tonight
Admission I Or and :20c
COM I. Mi
FRIDAY and SATURDAY '
"THE WHIP"
A feature of punch and thrill
X0 acres, all tillable. 4.'. cultivat
ed, 25 creek bottom, balance easy
slope, 20 acres oak timber, per
haps 1.000 bushels acrnns on
ground, good house worth $1,000.
Fenced two-thirds way round,
woven' wire. Balance rail. Creek
water right, plenty water to Au
gust 1, making 3 crops alfalfa on
bottom. Owner sick, must turn
quick. ft. 000. I,oan runs 18
years, want dwelling and $S00
cash. '
An elegant bungalow and 5 acres
close In, at $5,000. Clear, want
Irrigated farm land. L. A. Laun-
1 er. Real Estate. 15
! KOirSALE $10 gas range " for
; 112.50:, $30 Martin guitar for
i $10. Inquire 424 B street, or
j phone 291-1 ' ' 13
Joy Theater -:- Tuesday and Wed.
i .
Jesse 1 IjMky Presents
Lcoise Huff and Jack Pickfcrd
"FRECKLES"
A superb photo dramatization of' ;ene Stiotiiirs Porter's cele
brated novel. Tills picture hus been secured by the request of
several citizen of (trunts Pass.
Thursday Instead of a mixed progi-mii, we will run a big feature
with the "Purpil Mask."
OMIXU FRIDAY and SATl ItDAY "TWO LITTLE IMPS",
Friday lit 4.1.1 a sh-c)hI matinee "for all school children, .V.
Mfiiit IOc and aoc.
.Mittlnee Siiturdiiy uftcrnoon at !:IU).
; IOc niul attc '
lrov Ing I p ;
Morgan Stewart, of Applegate, ;
made final proof on his homestead 4
on Monday before ". S. Commiwt
sloner Herbert Smith.
Praiwi Serlre I
The annual prUse service of the
Woman's Association of the PresMy-'
terlnn church will be held on Wed-j
nesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. All'
women nre invited.
Rt guUr Meeting V E. H. '
The regular meeting of Josephine
chate'r. Order or the Eastern Star
will he held Wednesday evening. No-'
vember 21. Initiation and refresh
ments, with a nlrkle drill for the
flower fund. Members come prepared.
A nh IHwim Cnamliei
Will hold services at St. Luke's
Episcopal church Sunday morning.
August at 1 1 o'clock.
Meeting l'ot ptitied 1
On account of the entertainment
of the Rebekaha on Friday evening.
November 23. the Knights and In
dies of Security will postpoue their
meeting set for that date until tho
night of November SOth, In order
that the members of both orders
may not be deprived of the pleasure
of attending tlmlr Hcuykah special.
The Knlghls and Ladles' of Security
have removed 'to the W. O. W. hull,
and will give a special program on
the 30th In celebration of their
rapid growth.
Anything to sell? Try a classified
In Btulk
(illlllADEI.I.Is. (iltOl ND CHOCOLATE. PEH I.H.
(UHtll MNItA. PEH, 1.11.
MOMM1M.E PFNIT IIITrF.lt, SI Lit. Mill
PI HE STRAINED HONEY, PER Lit
(tOI.DEN AMI.EII HVIU P, .1 Lit. Full
Mr
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The Basket Grocery
417 G STREET
JAPAN'S RICK CROP IS
M I t'll MIUJEII THAN I HI AL
Toklo, Nov. Jo. Tlie ilcpurlluclit
of agriculture ami cummerrn foie
eiiHts jlie rice iroji ut .65. 000,000
hales tkoku), showing an Increase
of I.OOll.OMO bales over tasl year, or'
H.nou.tioO iner the average year.
In Korea the crop la estlmatsd
ut I2.3:I3.I.3 hates, showing a full
ing off or :'rt7,KT.tt bales due to the
drought of last winter und sprin?.
HN IRA N't 1st x HOMFJi
Ttl ENTERTAIN SOLDIER
Vttn Kr.ini'lco. Nov. Vy. --The gov
cuiiK'nt Is going to save ronslder
uhle tuuiiey In the distribution of
Its Thanksgiving cheer In thl city.
A big campaign Is progressing (o
have ull of the enlisted men taken
Into private homes in the city on
Tliunksulvitig day and entertained
there. .
Neatly printed atatlonery St.. th
Courier office.
Lieutenant lenn to Portland
Lieutenant Frltx Dean, who spent
a day with relatives and friends, lert
last night for Portland. The train
on which he left bearing l0 or mnrej
commissioned officers. They go to
Portland where they will recetva .r
ders. They expect to be aent to
France without delay.
Whether or not you are
in the market for a
phonograph you are un
doubtedly interested in
the scientific achieve- j
ments of the era.
For this, If for no other reason, yon !
will find It worth your while to call I
at our store to witness a demontrbj
Hon of
The
NEW EDISON
"Tho t'fionograpb with a Soul"
I
In perfection this nmrvclous innti-u-mem
and tlios milking Music's Hi
Creation iMissllile Tliomas A, EiIInhi
Iiii said the fluid word regarding
coiinil reprisliicllon.
Music & Photo House
STANTON HOWELL, Prop. !
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but we want to buy
MOIRE
Bring them to us and get the highest
Cash Prices
Bring them as early as possible .
emple Market
Phone 134.
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