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ADVANCED SHOWING
OF SPRING SUITS
The Hart Schaffner & Marx
This label stand for the highest standard in
men's and young men's Ready-to-Wear Clothes.
There's a big assortment of new styles and new
fabrics to select from.
The prices are very economical at $2., $;(), $35
and $40.
For the man who cares to pay las, we are showing
a strong line of
$15 and $20 Suits
JOE SWARTZ
Formerly the Wonder Clothes Store
Now the home of Hart Schatt'ner k Marx
PER52NdL 25 LOQdL
" .Ml Kuth Owni, of Rogu Klver.'olen Morrison Over There
la In th city today. I Mr. Adah Morrison, of Inland,
.MIm Ruby Kenyon sent In Hon- few day ago received word rrom her
burg thl morning lo vUlt for a time, j son lilen Morrison, announcing his
J. William, or in trn Inlonsaf arrival at-roaa th water. II I
fort, spent Wednesday In th city.
Mr. Jsmes Slover left thl morn
l for Oakland, Cal., wher ah will
in in join engineer and was on a
boat leaving th I'nltvd States Just
ahead of th Tuaranla.
Kxiunliwl Inn Coutlmi
Sheriff George lls returned thl
morning rrom Portland. where he
went a witness In th examination
of three Josephln county men held
on chart of making sedition lit
leiancea. Th examination was bald
on Tuesday but was continued, other
witnesses having been summoned.
vltt altr.
Mr. and Mrs, Charles llachrr. of
St. Joseph, Mo., left south thl
I morning, after spending a day with
Mr. II. J. Barker.
Mlsa Kdna Trimble went to Eu
gene today to attend th Chrlstlsn
Endeavor convention. She will then
jut to Portland for a visit,
j Ml It rice Kenyon went to Ku
I sen today to attend th ChrUtlan
Endeavor convention, which open Ilrtura From Yuma
I Friday morning. Mr. and Mra. John Bmock return-
.Mr. and Mra. A. I.. F.dgerton and ed Vednedy night from Yuma.
; daughter, Ula, returned laat night Arliona. where they spent th win-
I from l.o Angeles, wher they sinter on their cotton plantation. They
several month. had a very profitable cotton crop
Samuel Storey left laat night for'and now Mr. Smock I familiar with
; North Yakima, continuing In the em- the Income tax renulremenfa. Thar
ptoyment of the I'tah-tdnho Sugar; hav In cultivation 1 An acre of cot
company. HI family will leav In ton.
a few day. I
II. M. Whit returned thl morn-1 Ugan Show ftlemMnltlp--ln
from Fallon. Nev.. where he Jamea Logan la doing "hla bit" In
pent several weeka with hi daugh-ith war aavlnxa campaign and la
ter.
Mr. K.
S. Uush went to Portland
Wednesday night lo apnd a week
with her mother. Mra. A. C. Hrown.
having fine aurceaa. A few day ago
he became Interested Id th cam
paign and when he made a trip to
Waldo took a number of $. cr-
and with an uncle who I at prernt tiflrates amounting to 1300. Then
vlaltlng In Portland. (were sold In the Holland district and
Mr. Ulllan Cole and little dangh-jordera taken for more stamp, the
ter left tola morning, returning to' total amount aold during the day be
Redding. Cel., after apendlng the ng 7tJ.
past two months with Mrs. Pole's '
mother. Mrs. M. J. Msslker. !
i
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Karrell, of
Kara n aba, Mich., who int a day
If You Want
DRY WOOD!
I Now Have It
I have dry wood wader cover.
Chatcest Dry Boa Itrr and
Half Dry
PARSCliSTCOD YARD
pdom a-R, it- -
Ing articles for this house, prises lo fmlly. con-
bo awarded for the design used. The ginned their Journey thl morning to
articles to be designed are aa f0-oem California.
0wg: ; Mra. Charles S. Moore, of KUin-
First Demountable reading table lB 'n nd ner fhr. N. t.angell.
six rert by two feet six Inches to be!wl, Pnt winter In Portland,
knocked down for easy storage. !"lved thl morning and will visit
Second A bench of similar design iv,r- Moored "Ister. Mra. W. C. Hal.
to slip under table, four feet six'. lr- A"rd Dueroer. of Denver.!
MARRIKD
GILMOUK-GRAHAM At Grants
Pass Tuesday. February It, John
Green Ollmore of Kerhy and Mra.
Mlnola Graham of thl city. Rev.
I Myron Rooter officiating.
Inches long. Third Stool for table
ends of similar design.
Colo., who snt some time wltli the)
K. (!, Harris family, left this after-
design.
AUXILIARIES TO BE
OSGAKIZED TOMORROVijOHM D. FALUN, A
FRANCE
Th contest closes March 1. there- Boon ,or ,he ""'. "d will stop at
i for pupils have only a few days In 8u0 Francisco. l.o Angeles and Sun
I which to submit their designs. It Is ,Me-
i understood that som of the students' I'lancbe tl. Payne, of New-
in the manual training departments l,or- Ky '' afternoon for Sao
in this city are working on these Francisco. She will also stop at
By D. W. H.
Tomorrow, Washington's birth
day, the last day of the drive for the
membership In th Junior Red Cross,
all rural schools having qualified for
membership, -will .be organized as
auxiliaries to Josephine chapter
American Red Crosa. Patriotic ser
vice will be held after which the
charter and the Jnnlor Red Crow
buttons will be presented to the dif
ferent school.
The four school reported to the
chairman, of chapter school com
mittee today were: Holland, district!
MARniKl
Hl'rB-HMOOK At Yuma. Arls., Sat
urday, February It. J. V. Hits
and l.ucll M. 8mock.
Mr. Huss Is th youngest son of
8. P. Huss. an old and well known
resident or Yuma. Ha Is a graduate
of the I'nlverslty of Tucson, and Is
engaged In caring for some of his
fsther's Interests. The bride Is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
Smock of Holland, and was educat
ed at St. Mary'a academy at Med-
m a m
home. Miss Psyne visited the K. nn iplu IB" ,wo "
O. Harris fsmlly. j Kri with her parents In Yuma. The
: H. II. Reed left this afternoon for!" vvw "pnn,, un'ris on
l.os Angeles to visit his brother. Col
, Wichita, Kan., before returning
Hugh T. Reed, of Chicago, who la
on the coast temporarily. Mrs. Reed.
ineir menos and their parents a
well. The wedding waa planned for
a later date but on uc onnt of the
who spent several days In town left rr,"rp ' "r- "Da Mr- n,orK ,0 J
this afternoon for Cloverrlot fsrm oniM,,!hlne '"'"'J th" wremony occur-
. the Allhous.
John D. Fallln, In a letter writ-
ten January 25 to his mother from lawlerwooil KnlMa
"somewhere In France," a say: Allan Underwood went to Port-
"We are a happy bunch over here, land last night for the purpose of
have a pleasant Y. M. C. A. room enlisting In the V. S. naval service,
with a' piano, and we sure do enjoy .
singing. Our superior officers are W. C. T. V. Meeting
all fine men and make everything The W. C. T. tr. will hold a moth-
as easy as possible for ua. Th er meeting on Friday afternoon at
weather I fine, which makes our 2: JO at the home of Mrs. Graham on
work much more pleasant. North Sixth street.
"I wa made corporal the 15th,:
2, Eber Vasblnder, teacher: Wilder-j and believe me, I'm going to work Hnlvutlon Army Patriotic .Meeting
vllle, district S. J. A. Blsh, teacher: . bard and advance a rapidly as I The Salvation Army will hold a
Krby, district 58, Dora Vlnmerman,' can. My health Is fine, weigh 175 patriotic meeting Friday otght at
teacher; Dtmmlrk. district SO, Anna 'pounds. Am In a good mechanical their hall on G street at which Rev.
Potts, teacher. I detachment and learning something Melville T. Wire will dijllve an ad-
Josephine county has made an ex- new every day. We have plenty of dress at the dedication of the Salva
cellent showing In this drive the past 'good eats' and are very comfortable tlon Army service flag.
week, aside from the fact that rural tn every way. Regards to all Inqulr-
schools have been hampered, owing! ing friends." Coyotes TrspKl
to tacg or literature, wnicn arnven ; jonn rauin enlisted and left tnis Thomas Brinks of Jones creek re
late from Seattle.
Prizes for Itatlgns
A circular letter from Robert Max
Garrett, director of Junior member
ship at Seattle, states that a "Red
Cross House" Is to be erected at
Camp TewIa, for which Junior mem
bers can enter a contest in design-
i red earlier.
city April 1, 1917. and landed
France September 17.
COMlJfO EYKXTS
ln cently brought in for bounty two fe
male coyote pelts and one bob cat,
all of them being caught In traps.
Mr. Brinks has been very successful
in trapping this winter.
Feb. 27, Wednesday Red
party at Court House.
Cross
louglas Fairbanks
In
"The Man From Painted Post"
Photoplay by DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS.
From Story by JACKSON GREGORY
Directed by JOSKPH HF.NABERRY .
Released by ARTCRAFT PICTTRKS CORPORATION
FRIDAY and
SATURDAY
County Books Ex pert ed
J. H. Wilson, of Corvallls, Is en
gaged this week In auditing the
books In all departments of the
county work. He Expects to com
plete the work by the last of the
week.
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FOR RENT Furnished five-room
cottage. Mrs. G. P. Jester, 215
C street, phone 16S-R. Xfltf
CHEVROLET car, good condition,
good tire; 'will sacrifice for. 1375
cash as owner 1 leaving city. Ad
dress No. 269, care Courier.' ' 91
IHKD
PADDOCK Tempo, Arlx.. Sunday.
February 17. Mrs. W. A. Paddock,
aged 42 yssrs. cause of death be
ing pneumonia.
Mrs. Paddock was born In Indiana
and came to Granta Pass about nine
years ago, soon after becoming th
bride of W. A. Paddock. She left
her last fall to Join her husband at
Tempe. ; She Is' survived by her hus
band and two daughters aged 5 and
7 years. The funeral and burial
were at Tempe on Monday.
"A Case
at Law"
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In Keeping With the Big
Thought of the Day
The dally press reflects a -sentiment throughout the nation
shlrb clearly 'indicate a new condition.
Men are wanted everywhere. Th work of this war I being
carried on largly by those who nevor bWor have, been In public
office or In public work. Men who have bean too busy, tn engross
ed with their own (asks, ar le.ivlng their work to Others and glv
Ing their lira and ability to the caus which Is ours, yours, every
body's. ' , .
It I a time when politics In the ordinary sense must uut be
considered. It call for all the ability thut can be mustered.
Oregon to be a suviessful (.art in this unit plan fur the de
fense of Democracy, muni likewise place the thought of th times
before ettrylhlng.
I.. J. Hlmimon Is a candidate for -nomination for Governor on lh.'
Itupubllran ticket. Mr. Htmpson wasMirued to liocom a rsndlduie
by his msny friends in every purt of lliu stale, lieraus of his IhihI-
ness record, his understanding and knowledge of Oiwhou's re
sourres, industries and need: because of his pulillc-Hplrllednrut,
which of recent years has led him to tasks which have been pioru
Important to him than hi own affairs.-, , , , . , ; -
l J. HlmpsoN U clearly Uie mnn nlxi.iaa' give Oregita)
the admlalNtratkin nerery to ihN plan, of Nullounl Kit..
cleiH'y. 1
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Ills campaign will be directed strulght to you as lot- r. as
Individuals who do your own thinking.
We are firmly convinced that you will not allow pilli'ci to
Influence your decision,' and that you will vote for the mun 1io 't
best fit to help the people of Oregon, develop th state's v.ul !
sourcea, and to prepare for, and participate In, the great re o
t ruction that Is to follow'.
J We believe you will weigh issues more closely than ever b.
. fore, and that 1 J. Simpson will be your choice.
What You Can Do
First Talk over his cnndldncy
with your friends.
Second If you believe that L. J.
Simpson Is worthy of your support
write a letter to this committee.
Suggest how his rsuse tnuy be ad
vanced. We, In turn, will tell you
how you can help.
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