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About Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 25, 1917)
Kl N'lttV, VOVKMMKH IM, IIIIT. DAILY WOQV RITrJt COtHJEB agi wrm HIGH RENTS DELIVERY CREDIT -All Cost Money Who Pays?. The Basliet Grocery 417 0 STREET : PER52NflL 25 LOCAL; Holiio clans llrysood' ulil Ivnrr rii rocker at llnlincr'. 17 Jllti Krautl ruirtlUn went t Al ! it Saturday tu vlall. MiiIIiiiiiI fcnlbs Hi Cramer Urns. IT There will he good lime fur you at the Honor (iiiwrd 'damo Wednes day nUht. . IT .Mrs. I,. I). Noti-rote visited friend In ftoKiie Itlver yeslerdav, A' smart .new Hue of boudoir nia 35 rent to $1. Kinney Tru. IT Mr. ami Mr. K. P. Metchan inl aon, ltolrt.' nl to Mmlford ye terduy. Hyacinth, lull pit, narlmni and China Illy bulb at CniniT Pro. IT Couch ruvftrt In beautiful tapestry effecta at, llelinar'a. IT Mr. and Mra. KJ. Turlior. of Ta kllma, were city visitors the latter pari of the week. Tim to plant bitlba now. .Make your selection at Cramer Pro. IT Rhoes, Ihn all-leiither klnil that kIvh ymi full rain and then soma. Kinnsy A Tru. )1 J. Q. Wlllltts. principal of the Krray school, a (iranta Pass vlaltor Saturday. Honor (luard dsnce, November ZHtb. T1 cent Kent. 25 cent la dle, loVmnte pcetator. , 20 A new line of ico-rait Just re ceived at llolmrr'. IT Mr. and Mr. Kdartl Ksle left for DunMtntilr yesterday, where they IIP visit, relative. Nut hi nit better than the l.lsk self hnntlnK roaster at Cramer llroa. 17 , .V Inrae line of very fine mirror In all aliea at lli'lnier's. 17 lr. A. . ('. Cox Ml for Portland yenturday mornlntf, ahere she will api'iid the Winter. A lame und ultrnotlvo line of la dle and fonts'handkerehlnfs. Crepe-de-chlne, llnrn and silk, Inltlul or plain. Kinney k Truax. Mr. Kred Hart a'nd children, ac companied by Mia llnxel Payne, left yesterday for Albany. iLlnk enameled Masters, cheaper than Portland price at Cramer Pro. 17 Mrs; KmniH Daniel went to Se attle yesterday, where she will upend the winter with her daughter. Kemcmber .' the Honor Ouard dnnce Wednesday hlghl. Noviimber 2Mh. Cood mtiHlr, good floor and floor committee. 17 Mr. A. I InuHlx, ho hii 'been visiting with her sinter, Mr. A. 0. Knnpp, returned to hr home In Ku Kcno ycHterduy. Perfection oil heaters at Crnmer llj-on. 17 'William WJiiihi. wlio V'iu,,.buim '.vnrklim Ht DorrlH. Cnl., durlnn the summer, arrived here Krlilay to Niuuid the winder. . ''Kree" Hewinx machine III cnblai't and droit head style at llolmer's. 17 Kdltor lllaik, of the Oakland Ad vance wua In Crania Pa Krlilny and Hniurdiiy vUlllnii relatlvva and '-alllnit on old frlenda. Mr. Ulark pent hi boyhood day In thla city, and at one time wua an employee of the Courier, Our men' furninhlnii are aavlna the careful buyer money on collar, tic. Iiomi and underwear and ynu will find the tck op-to-dai .In tyllMh pattern and at price way below the market. .-Kinney A Truax. Dr. M. C. Plndley. formerly of thin, city, paed through the city thl mornlDic on hi way from Salem to Komi Hlver, where he will vlult relative for a ahort , time, after which h will come her and try the Kteelhend and Minion fluhlll. Vch MaHel at Holland John WUeiarver, of tha Holland dlntrlct, received hi new .Mm well li'iirln car from the Collin Auto o. yeaterday, I MM ball tUi)m I'rntllce - The local hluh. achool football tram linv been pructlfliiK evenlnK v tt h a lthol bill In luepurallon for Ilia Kame with the KiiKene eleven on ThankuRlvltiK day. t Comfoi't Kit on DUuluy The Honor fluurd Klrl have been' Inlay luaklnt comfort klta fol trie noldlcr and hav completed , which will he nt to the front nonii. A Niimple of theae kit ,wlll be ot ilplay In Hi window of Cramer llro. hardware oon. VUIiJiik County Hhol County Hrhool Hnperlntendent Mr. Ilaion him la-en apendInK nv ernl day durlov each week vIhIHiik thit whool of the county. l-t week he apent five day vlnltlnil and llil week" will pend IoikIiiV and Tuenday with achooU In the north end of the county. rat lr Turkey , On ThankiKlvIng day, but come to Murphy Thankailvlns nliiht. All nlRht dance, flood mulc, bannunl from 11:30 to I. Plenty of turkey and all the trimming. Ticket il. I', uf l I.iiim licon Monday Moon The Chamber of Commene week ly luncheon will ha resumed to morrow noon. Wllford Allen, fur men prevldent of the Chamber will he the principal apeaker. The lluitir4 Pl'e on yjunh I Murphy Rettlnc ready for thl ThankKlvn- dance. 17 V. M. V. A. Nay Thank The Courier la la receipt of a let ter from O. W. Davldaon.'ttate man aker of the recent Y. M. C. A. drive, eprrJnt; the war council' appre ciation of the upport the paper gave the movement. Itehekah l'jilrtnln A large uttendunca wltneHed the iplnndld entertainment ftiven by the DuuRhtnr of ltebkah Friday even ing at the Odd Kellowa hall. The feature of the evening wa the ped dler' parade, which waa execnted by the member of the order In appro priate contuiiie In a very entertain ing manner. The affair waa a de cided ucf b6th toclally and financially. Community Mng All member of the community are cordially Invited to attend ;the community ting to be given In the hleh nchool auditorium Tueiday nluht at 7:30, urfder the ausplcea of th Parent-Teacher annoclatlon. The commit tre In charge Is aparlng.no pain to inak thl an enjoyable event. They bare arranged for the parking of automobiles and will have watrhmon to prevent tamper ing with tha machines. Many I1iiitiruu A. I. Knyart. of" Moiiln, wa In the city yi'Hterday on matters of bu lnea. II I tinu&std at present In getting out three carload of Chrlnt mujt tree for John Hofer, of 1 Angelva, to he ahlpped to the Call fornlu trade. More thun 70.000 tree amomitlug to 13 carload will be whipped tills year from this dis trict to California. HIiK'king NUth Street- While In Portland Friday, the manager of the Grant Pass Cham ber of Commerce lodged a protest with the Southern Pacific company, reapectfng tha frequent and pro tracted blocking of Sixth street by their freight-train. The company promised a prompt orrectlon of the abuse. Krult Car Shortage In reap(ine to the Inquiry of the Chamber of Commerce, made in per son of the general freight agent of the Southern Pacific at Portland. Friday,, the statement was made thatt her .would W tent refrigera tor cars daily for distribution among the frnlt shippers from Ashland to ".nsntmrg, the allotment to he based on thn amount of packed fruit ready for shipment. Joy Theater SUNDAY AND MONDAY William A. Hrwly in nnsodation with World . " Pictures jn'cscntH , ALICE BRADY in "The Hungry Heart" From the famous il;y "Frou Frou." Directed hy . Kmile Cliautard. ' If yoii want to he charmed hy superh acting, on traiieotl hy the wonderful scenic effects and inter ested hy'aii enthralling story, see Miss Alice Hrady in this stiijH'jidotis attraction. Thoroughly enter taining and ahsohitery satisfactory in every detail, this film play will long he roincmhered as jf supreme attraction hy all those so fortunate as to see it. - - - COURT HOUSE fEVS Farnlshrd by W. K. Baaaoa of C.raala Paaa Abatract Co. November I!. 1917. Transfer P. C. Rosma to Maude C. Hying ton. W. D., NJC4 of SWVi. Sec. 28-3-&, $1. A classified ad will give results. BIJOU resenta HELEN WARE America's Most Talented . Actress, in Vr. THE GARDEN OF , , ALLAH" Wm. N. Selig's Half Million Dollar Film Production of Robert Hichens' World-famous Love Romance of the Sahara Desert Sec the Sandstorm See the Bedouins See the Sand Diviner See the Caravans, Etc. Five Thousand Actors Are Engaged L Wed. and Thurs, v Opera Hota f AJIU1DUUJ c December Rowland Clifford - Gatts (Inc.) Present The Most Popular American Play , ' Ever Written A THRILLINO, PICTURESQUE AND ROMANTIC STORY bF KEN TUCKY LIFE ' Wr .'. mSWUk Lr.m . 1 1 aasi Vk r. h V rt' - l'tj IT h!i IL Ml. -J1 Trfiriair rr rr riii'iMii.i AMImI.U.I wtiumaMiuaMiMMisrtiLaitNTtjtr mm mmjmf.wrrm 1 1 ir rxjKWuu im mm. 99 "IE OLD IMTUCIY Written by C. T. Daxey The Strongest and Most Expensive Cast the Play Has Ever Had The Spirited and Exciting Horse Race The Famous Kentucky Thoroughbred, Queen Bess The Rollicking Fun of Uie Inimitable Pickaninnies, COMPLETE NEW PRODUCTION " 3 KENTUCKY THOROUGHBRED HORSES 3 THE FAMOUS PICKANINNY BRASS BAND BIG NEW STREET PARADE DAILY -Prices 50c, 75c and $1 r Seats at Hornirj's Company pays government tax -4 ' (MING EVENTS V Nov. J7, . Tuesday A couimnnitv sing under tbe direction of the Parent-Teacher association. Nov. I", Tuesday ComiBunity sln, ' high s-hool auditorium. I)c.-. 1, Siiturday Red Cton and V. M. C. A. day ut Ladies Auxiliary meeting. Hrt Markinc. AiniHia Uiiim".. ii rc-ini ihf of tbe qneslion of bivinl bite Is uiucb inre eomnimily mfu I be liii.il !(. or ou one or them rlinu ..n tlie fore less. And rupu tlie InlUr are nliiie It is ira il ally 1mu trut- lliat oti will Dud Hli lie on ti.e Mud Itc t.. Wliaii ninrklupa urn linx nt I it It Ix lnnd and lu front l!ioe ou the bind liiuli are nsually ibe more eM'iiMe. Calling cards at tbe Courier. Joy Theatre WKKKI.Y PliiKiKWI St IY mid MOXMAV A LICK HKAOY In Hungry Heart" Tn:sn.n mi vki.ksiai A PnriimoliiK ' Kniilurvi, j Kill i)- Ai biK klc," Ouil " funny ' Hi), III "A IU)l tiH IIOI SK" ' TM l'ItSI.4 YOM l.Y' Kplmido N'o. , "Purpil .Mask." Industrial N'W No. 7. A Hut ti'rtly featuiv, "MAX A.M I5KAST," in fivf art. , Kit I HAY timl SATllIllAY.. A hn'Iii1 roalurc. " MAX wmiorr a nn-xTin." A fiv of the many n(HoIaIh roniliiit to tbe Joy In the neor futuii: "IIOMOXA" ' "Till.; SYVKKTKSr WiOKX KVKIt TM." " THK SLACKKIt" "JACK AND THK IIKAX " STAI.lv' ":tts"i-rv, rK iiiacK .MONK" Kip nntl 2tK- ATTACH TKJ.EPHK T THK WlltKMCSM SYSTI Toklo, Nov.. 24. The invention of a successful method of -attaching the ordinary telephone to any wireless telegraph ayste:d'is announced by Messrs. Tonegawa and Torlgata, wireless experts of tbe department of communications. The trial tests were conducted In the prespnre bf the vlre-niinlster of communications, who bus iJnce affirmed the practical (hara-ter of tbe Invention. KAMI KL UOMPKKH AGAIX Kl.WTKJ K1MK'S LEAUKK BufTato, Nov. -2 1. Samuel Oomp ers has licet) re-elected president of the American Federation of Labor. Lotrheads that will please yon, at the Courier. TO HAVE " Out' of those new' Monarch Malleable Ranges in your( ' Kitchen makes life worth living late r"'t' L r- ? A GOOD DRAFT A QUICK OVEN FEW REPAIRS . ; i 1 , ' . . Are dist iiictlty "Monarch" items that play no small' part in the pleasure of having a Monarch- ange ' Grants Pass Hardware Co. At Your Service :