rxam four
DAILY ROQVI KIT CM OOUMaun
KtNIAV. NKI'TKMIIHIt SO, 1BIN.
ItrxUtntaU Ar Instracted I
The meeting at the opera bout
lut night, tor th purpose of advis
ing registrant how to prepare theiu-
aire for ramp Hf when they enter
(ho service, waa attended by two or
Inrea hundred people. Captain Rich
ard Russell, of Camp Low to, iu the
principal adviser and ho tare the
won In attendance tome valuable advise.
PERSSNdL m LOCAL
The latest In taU and winter allka
and lining satlna. Kinney Truax.
SUNDAY
TABUI DK HOTK
DINNER
50c
at the
nap 3o$p!)ir.t
Now wader aew
Come in
and let us get
acquainted
wtth you
Mlsa Helen Ellis left Saturday
mornlnf tor Salem to enter the Wll
lamette university.
"Meutholstum." Sabln hae It. TS
Oood fishing tackle at Cramer
Broe. t
Mr. and Mr. W. Irwin went to
Albany Saturday tor a few weeka'
visit
Small airtight heaters at Cramer
tiro. T5
I Ust payments on Red Cross sub
scriptions are duo October 1. C. II
Woodward, cashier. 75
Lie liquid at Cramer Bros. T5
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Fearee return
ed to Albany Saturday after spend
ing a few days hero on account of
the death ot the former's sitter, Mrs.
A. BartletU-
Largo and small stone jar and
flower pot at Cramer Bros. 75
Mies Wilms Smith left Saturday
morning for Wapato, Wash., to at
tend high school. Her brother-in-
law, Alva Wheeler, la superintendent
of the Wapato schools.
Larta heaters to heat several
rooms at Cramer Broe. 75
Mrs. Ceo. Feldmaler returned Sat
urday morning from San 'Jose, Cel.,
where ahe accompanied her daugh
ter, who will attend tha normal
school.
Pattons Sun Proof paint, the kind
that la guaranteed, sold by Crsmer
Bros. 7i
R. L. iBartlett returned to Portland
Friday night, having spent several
days In tha city, called hero on no-
count of the Illness and death of his
mother, Mra. A. Bartlett.
Japalae la all shade at Cramer
Bros. 7
Joy TRieafter
81XDAV ONLY
EDITH STOREY
la
The Demon"
Adapted from the novel by C. S. aad A. M. Williamson
COMING MONDAY AXD TVESDAY
Mary-Garden
THE SPLENDID SINNER
: Porch paint and floor paint at
Cramer Bros. 7 J
Miss Ruth Hathaway left Ust
night for Reed college for her aenlor
year.
Poultry toule at Cramer 'Bros. 75
Mlsa Florence Riddle left for Eu
gene Saturday night to continue her
studies at the I'nlverslty of Oregon
The underwear store tor men, la
dles and children la at 101103 North
Sixth. Kinney A Truai. 75
Leo Sauers went to Corvallla Sat
nrday to enter the service In the
students' army training corps.
Mrs. v. P. Counts, accompanied
by Mrs. A. D. Knight, left Saturday
morning for Richardson Hot Springs
In the hop of benefitting Mrs.
Counts' health.
One lot of men's eitra heavy win
ter underwear at ft garment. Kin
ney A Truax. 75
Mr. and Mr. H. K. Clark and
baby left Friday night tor Bridge
port. Neb., where Mr. Clark has the
management ef a banking house.
They will visit Mr. Clark' parents
and other relatives In Denver.
81 gn your sugar cards for October.
You can have your month's supply
la one lot now. J. Pardee. 77
Turn In Oaewtlownaliee i
Liberty loan committee ara re
quested to turn la their question
nalro cards not later than Monday
night
Sign your sugar card for October.
Yon can have your month's supply
In on lot now. J. Pardee. 77
K Bitter Attention
la order for the yarn department
to report at th annual meeting Of
the Red Cross directors, knitter are
requested to bring la all finished ar
ticle ana all left over yarn before
October 15.
Hundred Per Ceat Camp
J. P. Duncan, who solicited Liber
ty loan subscription In th Wolf
Creek notion, reports that at the
camp of the American Exploration
and Construction company on the
'Craves creek mountain road, every
man subscribed for bonds, and most
of them paid the entire amount In
cash.. This camp I In charge , of
Foreman Ehorn.
Special at Roee's
Saturday and Sanday, Haielwood
French salad Ice cream. FStf
mo emd
to the assortment oar cutlery depart
meat offers you. Everything that
haa aa edge can be found In all size
aad shape and at price lea tha a
current quotations.
WE DO FINE SHOE RKPAIRING
Jewell Hdw. Co."
May JoU Marine
Mrs. H. L. Wilson states that her
son, Lee, who I now at Portland,
will probably Join the U. S. marines
next week. Lee' ambition wis to
Join the navy, but there seems little
chance ot him getting Into that
branch of the service now. He was
a member of the senior high In this
city.
You have not found the low prices
In men's furnishings until you call
at 103 North Sixth. Kinney A Truax.
Gasoline Honrs
j Complying with a request from
'the war department, the Standard
Oil Company announces that the
; hours for purchasing gasoline have
been restricted so that sale will be
made only from 6 a. m. to 6 p. m.
Return to Grant
Inv the assignment ot ministers at
the Methodist Episcopal conference
at Portland, Rev. Melville T. Wire
was again assigned to Grant Pass.
He has given inch satisfaction here
'that the church passed a resolution
'asking for hi reappointment. Mr.
iwire has already served Newman
iM. E. church for three years. '
The Merits of a Bank
When you choose your bank yon expect: .
Safet for your deposits.
Certainty of accommodation.
Courteous and efficient handling of '
your banking transactions.
Our membership in the Federfl Reserve System Insure safety for
your depctlts, nnd certnlrty of all merited accommodation. The
personnel of our director, officers aad staff 1 your guaranty of
courteous and efficient attention to yonr need.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SOUTHERN OREGON
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trranenAL besbbv?
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SUBSCRIBE TO FOURTH LIBERTY LOAN BEFORE BBPT. S8
HARRIED
FORD-FATLAND 'At the Baptist
parsonage Saturday, September
28, Bert Ford of this county, and
Mable Tatland, of Washington,
Rev. B. A. Finch officiating.
aMb 'rtteiiirtiiiWirtlitlBiBiiilliiiiiii irfto
LOOK!
What we are going to give
you for our famous
SUNDAY .DINNER
Raked Young Oregon Tur
key, Peanut Dressing
Louisiana Sweet Potatoes
50c
For the benefit of our
many -guests and patrons
who cannot dine early we
are going to keep open until
8 p. ra. Instead of 7:45.
Oxford Grill I
RAYMOND HAMM, Chef
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c.
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They fight with
their whole souls
You are reading every day of our
boys over there-of Pershing's divis
ions. charging into the blasting fire
of the Boche trenches; of small der
tachments smashing their way from
house to house through ruined vil
lages; of single-handed deeds of sac
rifice and valor.
One thought, one impulse only
fills their souls to fight and keep on
fighting, until the war is won.
They know that all America is back of
them; they know that they can count on us at
home to send them all the guns and supplies
they need to win.
There is only one way we can do it.
All of us must work and save and
buy Liberty Bonds, with our whole
souls, the way our men are
fighting over there!
".V
No less will win. There is no other,
way to provide the money the Gov
ernmentmust have. No other stand
ard can make the Fourth Liberty
Loan a Success.
Lend the way they fight -Buy
Bonds to your utmost
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