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GRANTS PASS DAILY COURIER
Tl'KHUAV, MAY fl, I01.
What Is Rediscounting?
, The most Important iprivllege obtained toy our mem
bership In the Federal Reserve System is that ot redis
counting. This means that when necessary, we can take
our customers' notes and drafts which we hold to the
Federal Reserve Bank and obtain cash In exchange. In
this -way a large proportion of our assets are Just as
available as though actually carried in cash.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SOUTHERN OREGON
paPMEMBERJ
FEDERAL RESERVE
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White Lawn Petticoats
Lace .and Embroidery-Trimmed
SUk Petlcoots all colors
MRS. E. REHKOPF
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FOUND TWO S. P. baggage checks.
i Owner can secure by calling at
the Courier office. ' 60
PIANO LESSON'S Lessons in piano
and harmony given by Mrs. Jas.
M. Powers at etudio, 502 North
Fourth street. Hours from 10 a.
m. to 6 p. m. on Tuesdays only.
Graduate of Denisoh Conserva
tory. Credit in work Viven High
school students. i 65
FOR SALE Strictly fancy alfalfa
seed, sweet clover and other grass
seeds. N'itro Cultures. Ralph
Waldo Elden. Medford. 80
NEW HATS at Mrs. Burton's, 407
North Sixth street. 65
E. F. Heath went to Portland last
night on a business trip of several
days..
The truth about
Married life in
New York So
ciety Circles.
ANITA STEWART as Mrs.
Amy Forrester, society dil
ettante, and the only one of
her set to whom pleasure is
young. Loving a husband who
Idolizes her, she follows so
ciety's fashion and seeks the
company of other men while
he tolls, a continent away, for
a fortune to lavish on her.
Maybe you know some dear
little wife whose husband
'spends everything but his time
on her?
Tell her to see "Virtuous
Wives" here next week. It will
itflp her.
CONWAY TEARLE as An
drew Forrester, Amy's hus
band, whose rugged hon
esty of the iwork-a-day world
sweeps aside the shams of so
ciety and lays bare a quiver
ing thing, (pulsing with subtle
fever wliich threatens to infect
his wife and claim her for its
Irretrievable victim.
"It's just like a man," he
tells his wife to enjoy herself
he hasn't time for pleasure
and then when some other
obliging male dares smile with
her
Oh my! Oh! Oh! see "Virtu
ous Wives," here next week.
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JOY
MRS. HALL DIES AFTER
YEARS OF SUFFERING
Maggie Elizabeth Hall died at her
residence, 649 North Fourth street,
at 2:30 p. m. May 5, 1919, aged 53
years 10 months 11 days. She was
born June 24, 1863, In Mechantcs
burg. 111., where she resided with her
parents until October 4th, 1887,
when she was united in marriage to
L. B. Hall and to that union was
born four children, Byron L. and
Mabel, who died in Illinois. Mrs. O.
S Goodnow, of Sacramento, Cal.,
and Andrew, high school student in
this city, the latter two 'being at her
bed side at the last. Mrs. Hall with
her family moved to Grants Pass In
1905 and resided here until the time
of her death.
Mrs. Hall united with the Metho
dist Episcopal church in 1877, serv
ing as organist over 20 years, was
active in Sunday school, missionary
I and ladies aid societies until her
health failed. She seldom missed a
church service during the active
years of her life. Beside the mem
bers of her family here, she leaves
to mourn her loss a sister, Mrs.
Laura B. Fullenwlder, of Alechanlcs
burg, 111.
Deceased was a member of the
Eastern Star and Royal Neighbors of
this city.
I She came to her death by exhaus-
; tlon from chronic rheumatism. She
had been an intense sufferer for
some years before her death; every
hour brought, its burden of pain, the
i extent of which was hardly realized
I even among those who knew her
well. Her bravery and cheerfulness
! were remarkable.
The funeral services will ibe con
ducted from the residence Wednes
day afternoon ,May 7, at 3 o'clock
by Rev. Melville T. Wire. The re-
i mains will be taken to the Portland
Creamatorium.
Senior Piny
"Circumstantial Evidence." Opera
House May 6-7. . 60
Judge C. 1. Gillette la transacting
business 'In Portland.
Dr. IF. D. Strieker and family are
spending the day In 'Medford.
Mrs. G. H. Pease, ot Placer, Is a
Grants Pass visitor today.
"Abaorblne Jr." Sabln hna It.
County court will meet In regular
session tomorrow.
See Policy for House wiring. 60
Mrs. G. H. Thornley and Mrs. Roy
Clarkt-, of Takllma, are in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. E. Kasom, of
Tillamook, are visiting In the city.
Commencement and Grnduutlon
folders at Clemens. 62
J. J. Skinner, of Medford, an em
ploye of the California-Oregon Power
company, is In the city on business.
Mrs. D. B. Reynolds and little
daughter went to Medford this morn
ing to spend the day.
Meals at the Palace 40c. Family
style try them. Mrs. M. A. Wood
and son, Geo. A. Hyde, props. 64
Mrs. Ilyram Monson, of McCumon.
Iowa, who visited Mrs. F. C. Bntm-
well, left north last night.
Mrs. B. C. Orrins left this morning
for Dorrts. Cal., to join Mr. Offlna
and send the summer at the Kester-
son mill. , I
The Josephine County Bank Is
now prepared to deliver $50 and
$100 Victory bonds. 60
Mrs. H. N. Parker and Miss Viola
Walton left this morning for Port
land, where they will visit for a few
weeks.
Mrs. Leon Glover returned to
Weed, Cal., today, accompanied by
her 'brother, John South, who will
remain at Weed.
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Norton and
the latter's aunt, and Mrs. Henry
Norton are on an automobile trip to
San Jose, Cal., expecting to be gone
about two weekB.
Don't have your . tires patched,
have them vulcanized. Auto Service
Co., 503 South Sixth street. 60
Mrs. J. L. Anderson, of Ilamlon,
and Mrs. Walter Singleton, of Rose
burg, who were here during the last
Illness of their brother, X. O. Bar
ker, left last night for their homes.
J. B. Logan, of Seattle, has se
cured an old prospector from near
Provolt as a partner and left Grants
Pass this morning, with three burros
and an outfit, to iprospect in the Al
nieda district.
You can boost the High school and
get your money's worth at the same
time. This is proven at "Circum
stantial Evidence," May 6-7. 00
F. C. Bramwell returned this
morning from a business trip to
Portland. Mr. Bramwell says he
witfcessed.one of the best baseball
games ever staged in the West at
Portland last Sunday. The Beavers
won from Oakland by a score of four
to three.
Mrs. Mollie 'Belding arrived last
night from San Bernardino, Cal., and
is spending a few days here with
friends. She will go to Eugene to
he present at the graduation of her
son, Don Belding, who on his re-
turn from France, re-entered the
university.
Don Calvert returned this morn
Ing from Portland, where he went to
accompany Irving (Madison, who left
for his home at Farbault, Minn. Mr,
Madison has been suffering from a
"Stroke of paralysis, tut during sev
eral months past has made consld
erable gain. s
JOY
THEATER
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DUSTIN
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THE
VIRGINIAN
TOMORROW
Chas. Ray
In
"HIRING BEANS"
Will Attend Funeral
Members of the Eastern Star are
requested to meet at the Masonic
Temiple on Wednesday at 2:30 sharp
for the purpose of attending the ,fu
neral of Mrs. L. B. Hall. Let every
member be prompt.
PEPTONA
WILL HELP YOU
PepUmu, the best tonic we
sell, gives you Extract of Cod
Liver Oil, the blood enriching
tonic effect of Iron and Man
ganese, and the nourishment ot
Malt.
I'cptona' is a scientific pre
paration, of time proven value;
Is pleasant to take and does
not nauseate or disturb sensi
tive stomachs.
Recommended as an aid In
1 convalescing from colds, and In
the rebuilding of run down
systems.
For Sale Only by
M. CLEMENS
Circumstantial
rvidence"
Grants Pass Opera House
May 6 and 7
Presented by the Senior Class
CLPoM
o two
LAURA THOMAS GUNNELL, Director
40
People in Cast
40
Police calhid to quiet mob in line at ticket office
at Homing's Shack
No one admitted after the show starts except between acts
Come early and avoid the rush
Curtain 8:15 Sharp
Admission 50c
IS
A committee f,rom the local Chum
ber of Commerce met with the band
boys last night at the Chamber of
Commerce rooms and organized a
band, to be known as the Grants
Pass Brass Band. The following of
ficers were elected: Dr. K. C. Maiy,
president; Joe Wharton, vice presi
dent; Arthur Wlble, secretary, and
Roscoe Bratton, treasurer.
On the election of a treasurer
there was a spirited contest, it hav
ing been suggeBted that the Chamber
of Commerce, Inasmuch as It financ
ed the movement, act In that capa
city. .Roscoe Bratton was nominat
ed and won out over the c ommercial
organization 1y a vote of almost two'
to one.
The band boys then asked permis
sion to practice In the Chamber of
Commerce rooms and President
Bramwell, who was present and act
ed as temporary chairman of the
meeting, readily consented, stating
that he was willing to do most any
thing to get the band started and on
its feet. As a result, Monday and
Wednesday evenings have tempor
arily 'been set aside as practice
nights.
It was decided to erect a new
band stand end a committee was ap
pointed to interview Southern Pa
cific officials and ask that they build
a new and respectable looking band
stand in their park.
A, director has not yet been se
lected, 'but a competent teacher will
be engaged within, a few days.
Before the close of the meeting a
vote of thanks was extended to C. H.
Ernst, iwho did all the soliciting for
funds, and. President Bramwell for
their earnest efforts In getting the
organization under way.
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OK says the little
fat tailor
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Mndc-to-mraniire Hot Inn
Geo. S. Calhoun
,t n: O Street
Ftt'luNlve local dealer
Big Shipment of Blabons
Linoleum just arrived
Tim Hlandard kmmN at the right pHre ilo inure rug all hImx up
t 121.180 we ran solve any floor covering problem for you now
and lit tbe price you cuji afford to pay.
Holman's Furniture Store
Nearly new Ford
1915 F6fd, electric starter
1917 Regal -
$525
400
525
C. L. HOBART CO.
Chautauqua Guarantors-
There will be an Important meet
ing ot the Chautauqua guarantors
Wednesday evening in the Chamber
ot Commerce rooms at 7:30 p. m.
Mrs, Hair, secretary.
To Portland for Burial
. Mrs. X. O. Barker left last night
for Portland with the remain of her
husband for burial there on Thurs
day. She was accompanied ty 'Mr.
Barker's sister, Mrs. J, P. Martin.
Salad Oils
Wchhoiih (Ml, pint 45c
WefMona (MI, Quarta Hftc
Mazolu Corn OH, pints 40c
Mazolu Corn OH, quart 7IJo
Muzola Cora, Oil, guls $1,45
WHY PAY MORE?
The Basket Grocery
417 O Street