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JAN. 22-23
At the
Joy Theatre
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POKES A GVN IN MT FACE AND
BACKS ME ACROSS TEE2HQM TQAMIN-
ISTXS AND A GIRL I NEVER SAW BEFORE
AND SAY 3
You have demanded
Thrills!
Here they are. " ,
You want swift
Action!
You'll get it
You want something
Different!
This is it
"GOME THROUGH"
The most remarkable photoplay of the year
at the '
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MOO HULnL ilILL
PRESENT STUDENTS
' A number of the pupils of Mlsi
Wolke will be presented In a public
recital on Friday evening in the
parlorB of the Presbyterian church
at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Parsons, contral
to, and Mrs. N'lbley, soprano, will
assist on the program.
The . following students will be
presented: Marlon Wilson, Oretchen
Clemens, Thelma Durbin, Melba
Macy, Chrystal Johnson, Dorothy
Starr and Hortense Hough.
Anyone Interested In the students
recital will be welcome.
PERSSNdL LOCAL ;
V
O. II. llernard went lo Yreka
this morninii on a luminous trim
John Telherow returned lo Cen
tral Point this morning, after spend
inii a few d in the illy.
For dry wood see Carson-Fowler
Lumber Co., phone tTS-J. 6$
Mr. and Mrs. II. Horxman, who
spent several ds in the city, re
lumed to Placer this morning.
A. II. Tucker, district plant chief
for the Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co., was
In the city Wednesday, leaving- south
this niornlnit.
The Portland Journal or Sn
Francisco Examiner delivered.
Phone S01-R. 0
W. It. Oalllway and family of
Peck, Ida., stopped over In (Irunt
Pass Wednesday, leavlnx this morn
Inf for Modesto, Cal.
Mrs. Tom Harvey and little
daughter, who have spent several
'weeks here with relatives, left this
mornlnK, returning to their home
at MarshMcld.
Mrs. W. It. Whipple went to Weed
this morning to visit her daughters.
Mrs. J. A. Skeelers returned this
morning from Medford and went to
her home at Holland.
We will pay you 40 cents cash for
fresh clean eggs at the Co-operative
Creamery. tf
George Soranson went to Portland
last night on business connected
with the sale of the property of the
Rogue River Public Service corpora
tion, which was postponed to the
15th.
Dr. F.. J. Helms, of the Morgan
Memorial, Roston, Mass., Is In the
city to spend a few days with ,hl
mother. Mrs. tnora Helm, and his
sister, Mrs. McFarland. on . North
10th street.
Kalaer'a lei lire OmfWiiled -
The fact was reported to Sheriff
twl that a German family lu the
New Hope district was illsplsyhiit a
picture of the ksler. Yesterday he
visited the premises and found a
smalt picture of the emperor lacked
on thelloor facing. It the ork
of one of the younger hu'iii'mm or
the family, who had drawn it mi J
tacked It up, proud of ) work,
which, by the way. Is a rredltahlo
piece of mork from an artistic point
of view. However, under condition
: now entitling it Is nut coiinti'nurict
by the community mid the family
was so Informed by the ahrrltT who
thinks there will be no more such
trouble lu the same placed.
Oar "Cash No Sale" Way Saves You Money Every Da?
Are You LooKing
For a Chance to Save Money?
TIIF.IIK MVV UK SOMKTIIIXH IX HUH MT OF "OIHiN AMI
OVERS" THAT WILL IIK JI HT WHAT Vol' WANT.
Regular Meeting
The Women of Woodcraft will
hold their regular meeting Friday
night at Woodman hall.
Envelopes at the Courier.
Cards at the Courier office.
The committee In charge of so
liciting funds for the Knights of
Columbus, report that their unit Is
meeting with gratifying success.
Through an error the Impression
has prevailed among a few ' that
there will be no soliciting in Grants
Pass, but, the committee is hard at
work. It will be Impossible for the
members to call on everybody and
they will appreciate It If Intending
contributors will call D. B. Reyn
olds. The work of the Knights of Co
lumbus Is very similar to that of the
Y. M. C. A. everybody being wel
come In their huts.
A classified ad brings results.
She Braved Shame to Shield Another
See
MML PETROVA
In
"The Soul of a Magdalen"
A 5-art Metro Wondcrplay of Depth and Power
JOY -:- Tonight
10c and 20c
More Fjillstmenta
Frank F. Zleaberk. of Merrill, has
enlisted In the aviation section, and
Clinton H. Kowe, of thla city, enlist
ed as V. S. Guard. Both men left
last night for Vancouver.
Council Meet Ins Tonight
The city council will meet in reg
ular session tonight, with Import
ant business to come before the
body. There will also be the an
nual report of the auditor. One of
the matters to come up will be the
amendment of the charter.
. A. M. Special
Thursday evening at 7:30. Work
in the Mark and Past Masters de
grees. A. Letcher, H. P. James
Holman, Secy., pro tern. 60
Bert Anderson Lieutenant
Friends of Bert E. Anderson of
Grants Pass have Just received a
letter from him stating that he, Is
a first lieutenant In Co. I, engineers,
and is stationed at Camp Lee, Pe
tersburg, Va. Lieutenant Anderson
was in the employe" of Twohy Bros,
before enlisting as an engineer. '
Chicken lie Supper
Come to the M. E. church parlors
Friday for your supper, at 6 p.
m., price 35 cents. The ladlon arc
prepared to serve the crowd.
"Over the Top"
The popular hook of the above ti
tle Is in great demand and the pub
lic library Is able to secure only one
copy, although there are calls for
many copies. The librarian sug
gests If anyone has a copy which
they have read that they loan It to
the library.
Ordered to IteiKirt
Harry Hull left this afternoon for
Berkeley, having received orders
from Washington to report for an
other physical examination. If he
is successful in passing the exami
nation he will be placed In the sig
nal officers reserve In the aero
squadron.
Muua.lne Articles
Mr. Kilpatrick, director of the
bureau of development Junior Red
Cross northwestern division writes:
"We have been advised by national
headquarters that the following
magazine will carry Junior Red
Cross publicity,- beginning Decem
ber, 1917 Dumb Animals, I-adles'
Home Journal, The Delineator, St.
eholas, Youth's Companion, The
Woman's Magazine, Designer, John
Martin's December Issue contain
service flag."
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Jan. IS. Friday Chicken IV sup
per, M. K. church Ladle Aid. (
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NEW TOIHY
(CLASSIFIED AD RAIK3. :R
words, two issue. Stic; nx ismies,
&0c; one month. Il.&u, when paid in
advance. When not paid in advauc.
6c per line per Issue )
WANTED Chrome, mungni)iu and
molybdenum ores. Mlitht pur
chase or take Interest In proton
mine. Western Reduction Com
pany, 3 4th and Nicolal streets.
Portland. Ore. 59
IWT or misplaced a few days nito
Abstract No. 595, prepared ly ttie
Grants Pass Abstract Co. Reward
If returned to No. 96, rare of
Courier. ' 60tf
WHO Wll.l. ii:T Tlllfl? A few hIc in Hint Dr.
' , ' . i i, i . lMnlt-1'M Linen iihi.Ii under.
Two st) IKIi lielted siilli,
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! Ml and 10. ery !(
rM $1.45 Garment
$19.75
jtsr six pairs
Alonl ion lieaty cotton l rlnlin sIwmhi kimill slsea
sweater, n real miii nl 7 tnliirn, lit
65c Each $1.95
UHtK FOR TDK "1MMMI" PRICE TAGS THKY MIRK
ItKAI. HAHGAINS
PEERLESS
CLOTHING CO.
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Cash Clothiers
"('will V.uy Clieapor Tluiu Credit."
PIANOS, new and second-hand for
rent or aale on easy monthly pay
ments; first year's rent to apply
on purchase price. ' Howell's
Music and Photo House. X5
Anything to otl? Try a classified.
KEYS FOI'NU Owner can
them at the Courier office.
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61
A HARTFORD ladles bicycle In ex
cellent condition, two brand new
tires, roaster brake, new spokes,
bargain for 112.50 at Cramer
Bros. 65
LOST Automobile crank. Phone
H. E. Gordon. 6I0-F-3I. . 61
BIJOU Tonight
Ro; Stewart in "ONE SHOT ROSS"
Triunsfte'N lien V. M. S. II HIT nmtt
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Newspapers 5 & 10c Bundles- Courier
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