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About Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918 | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1918)
IUILV nOGt'E RlVKIl COiniEH MONO IV, MIV U IIH. .Mirevllie Window The Red Crou window dlaplay at the Clemen drug no re la attraiUni much attention ami I one which It demoting vof attention. The deco rating U the work of Srnll Perry. Leading' Clothing- Store of Grants Pass !ls I Voist Wrwlort to Meet There U1 be a meeting of the di rector of the lied Cross at luncheon tomorrow at the Chamher of Com merce. This I exported to lie an Im portant, a well a an liilrr.ntlnu Reunion. Six WHV! It's . reasons 200(3 rlend: PACK FOVK DOS THE JOE SWARTZ STORE Formerly known as THE WONDER STORE To w k AT t of Mi ness Once Mr. Swartz, proprietor, is leaving the first of next month this leaves only a few days to dispose of the entire stock of Men's Suits, Hats, Shoes, Furnishings etc. Not one article will be held back store will go out of business forever. Store room is for rent, fixtures are for sale. . ABSOLUTELY THE GREATEST SALE EVER HELD IN GRANTS PASS Sale will start Friday and continue daily This entire stock must be sold by the first of June NOTICE Sales people are wanted. SiimII K1 1 A fire alarm wa turned In short ly before noon today canned by a ' blaie la the Fred Maikmau hou at tht coiner of 0 and Pine street. Thla holme, which waa known a the Newell horn we recently piirrhed and remodeled. There wa a hole burned In- the roof but no lerlnut damage. Paul' Electric -Store. Medford, Ore. Order may ha placed through power company office. 10 F.leetrle Wiring I'IinvmiI Surprlw MIm Wild HuKKcrth wa plea antly aurprUad by a number of her friend on Saturday evening. Oamri twere In order for the evening and a I delightful little lunch wa ierved to those present who were: Kva nr Al ton. Clifford Jewell. Waldo Raker, Keith Edgerton,Joephtne F. Smith, Josephine A. Smith, Mabel Peterson, Hilda McChotka. Thomas McKlnitry. Billy Ament. Wild Huggerth and Verna Trimble. SFW 'TOD IT " (CLASSIFIED AD RATES. It word, two Imur. !5c; ili lame, fftflc; one month, fl 89. when paid In advance. When not paid In advance. I &c per. line per liane.) 1 FOR SALE OR TRADE 10 acTes, 20 acre under cultivation. S-room hoiiMi. 20 per acre. Will trade for Grant Pan property -equal value. H. (1. nurlar, Oen. IVl., Grant Pan. Ore. ti FOR 8AI.K Olrl'a coaster brake 1)1 (ycle; 2 chain; 1 high chair; three quarter bed iprlnxa; I lrlng cot; odd dishes; 1 kitchen table; electric Van; typewriter desk, flat top dunk. Call 30 Went A itreet. 60 I Steadies nerves 2 Allays thirst 3 Aids appetite 4 Helps digestion 5 Keeps teeth clean 6 It's economic! Keep the soldieries. . f and sailors uopgdi N NEST OF SNIPERS With the American Armies in France, May 13. Three American scouts attacked a sniper's next con taining an officer and 12 men yes terday In the Lunnevllle sector and killed the officer and four men. Val uable doenmenta were captured. - , PER52NAL LOCAL t - Sam Baker lert Saturday night for San Francisco on a business trip. G. M. Rowley went to Medford this morning to spend the day. Free battery Inspection at t'ue Battery Shop. 61 Rer. L. Myron Boozer went to Portland last night for a few days, expecting to return Thursday. HOISEWIVEH AND OTHERS SHOILl) 8KK THE INTERESTING, INSTRUCTIVE AND KM". .CATIONAL MOVING PICTURES MODERN FOOD CONSERVATION BEING SHOWN AT THE JOY THEATER Monday and Tuesday May 13 and 14 They take yon into America's most wonderful and moat modem plants for the conservation of fruits and vegetables by the KINO'S patented process, and give many helpful hint and suggestions to housewives. By all meana see them. Rev. Charles R. Drake returned to Eugene this morning. Mrs. J. D. Stlnebaugh went to Albany Sunday night to represent General Logan W. R. C. at the state convention this week. , Miss Rose Wilson, who spent the past three months with Mrs. S. I.. Jewell, returned to Green's station, Surf ay night. "Odo-Ro-no" Sabln has It. , 59 Mrs. Alice Horning returned this morning from Seattle, where she attended the Red Crons Institute for a week. Mrs. McElvaln of Chicago, who spent Sunday with the Geo. K. Lund burg family, left this morning for Portland. Mrs. ,' McElvaln spent the winter in Los Angeles. Mr. D. M. Langworthy and Mrs. Mellnlus of New Hope, motored to Takllma today to spend the day with Mrs. S. 8. Morey. Ford Magneto Recharged . .. Without removing from the car. Battery- shop, 314 North Sixth St. 1 FOR RENT An H-room . modern house In "good location. 309 West A street. 84 FOR SALE Fir. pine and okwood. Address It. Cameron, Grants I'as, care Murphy stage. fit Chew It after every meal The Flavor Lasts! -08T Between Grunts I'm and Allen creek, two hat In a paper hat sack. Finder please leave at Courier office. so TO THE HTtH'Kllot.DKKH W ' : meeting.' will li held at the public THE IMXJI E HIVF.lt Kill IT library, on Main street, Medford. rmu'i i K imin iaikm uicgon, in m nay oi maj, at 10 o'clock a. in. Notice I hereby given that the regular annual meeting of the Itoxuc River Fruit A Produce Association J for the election of directors and the i transaction of such other buelnea aa may properly coma before auch j 1 1 ItOUl'K RIVER FRUIT ft PRODl'CK ASSOCIATION. II) K. C. Vahburn, Pre. O. B. Pean. Secretary. Dated Medford, OrrKon, April 20, f Members of the ' county court, Road master Llnd, John Hampshire, J. D. MaoVIcar, F. S. Bramwell and Martin Uldell are today making a trip over the Oregon mountain road to ascertain the amount of repairing necessary In order to make the haul ing of large quantities of chrome ore practical. Mr. Bramwell, president of the Chamber of Commerce states with confidence that the road will be repaired.. He leaves tonight for Portland to meet with the state high way commission to lay the matter before them with the expectation of securing some help from the commission. Today Harold Lock wood Only iiv U THL AVENGING TWA A Ll ftg& Tuesday and Wednesday; A striking story of adventure Set in the Northern Lumber Camps. Watch for BILL HART "The Narrow Trail" OY THEATER .Always a Good Show
