GRAFTS PASS DAILY OOtRJKK
TUESDAY, Jl'NE 10, 19I0.
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GOOD MUSIC
A knowledge of good music is
I much a mark ot culture as
la the possession ot a good vo
cabulary. The Phonograph
makes it possible for 70a to
hear the very best In the
world ot music In your own
parlor.
AU styles of machines and all
records, old and new; at
Stanton Rowell
Music and Photo House
507 509 G St. '
MEDFORD SAXITARII'M
Many, many .women go through
lite suffering from diseases peculiar
to their ees, when it is possible to
have relief by the proper care and
attention. It is only in institutions
equipped especially for the intrud
ing of such diseases, where relief
can be secured. At your very door
you have the Medtord Sanitarium
which is thus equipped. 78tf
Joy Theater
TONIGHT ONLY
WILLIAM
in
Captain
Ford Educational
mrr ttvTptv electric
11 IrtUUlK VAOJUJ.
Sold on easy payments
Take one out on trial
Rogue River Hardware Company
Some men smoke front habit and
some front habit do not anioke. They
have no conscience on tho subject
dllw way. fl do many things
first from principle and keep on do
ing Uipm until they become a habit.
SAVING MONEY IS A HA HIT
. SPENDING .MOXKY IS A IIAI1IT
(lot the saving habitCorn an ac
count with us
SA HOLDS COMMUNI IT
Community service, Salvatiou Army,
413 G street, Thursday at S p. in.
The barracks partition has 1een
recently removed and seating capac
ity is made possible for a large crowd
to congregate. The ventilation, with
window signs has ibeen improved.
There will be young people's dem
onstration and Recruiting OKIcer
Paul J. Bauer will speak on the Phil
ippine Islands. There will be sold
iers, marines and sailors. Returned
men from France will be given op
portunity to speak.
This is an extraordinary meeting
tor all to honor God, country and
home. , The public is welcome.
J., E. STRAUTIN, Ensign.
SAM LNEAS
Horse Shoeing and General
BlacksuUthlng
Wood repairing on all kinds ot
Vehicles
have one of the best of horse
slioer that the country af
fords. -,
315 South 6th St.
FARM
Courtesy"
TOMORROW
"Little Women"
CLEANER
Rubber Nozzle Comb
Horizontal Motor
Switch at end of handle
Price $37.50
Set of special tools for
cleaning walls, draperies,
etc. $7.50
Asa, Powers 'left this afternoon tor
Klamath Falls.
Mia Eva 'Richardson went to Anti
laud today to visit her sister, Mrs.
Peterson.
11. A. Corlese went to Comstock
this morning to remain several
weeks.
"Sanl-Flush." Sabln has It.
Mrs. W. II. Flanagan went to Se
attle Sunday night to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Thomus Ferguson.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hays, of Glen
dale, are in the city, today on business.
Dr. W. II. Flanagan went to Port
land last night as a representative
ot the ('.rants Puss Masonic lodge at
grand lodge.
Let little old Hydrometer make
an X-Ray ot your battery,,' It may
save an operation. Little Ampere
at the Battery Shop. 89
J. G. Pit linger ot Grants Pass is
among the many recent arrivals at
the Kennebec, In Txng Reach, Calif
ornia, near Los Angeles.
Robert Leadbettcr returned this
morning from Portland, where he
spent Sunday and Monday.
Rolland 'Bray, Dodge unto dealer
In Crescent City, was In the city,
leaving Monday for the coast with
a new Dodge from the Medford stock.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Livingstone ar
rived Saturday night froni Sprecklea.
Calif., to spend a few weeks with
Mrs. Livingstone's parents, Mr. aud
Mrs. A. S. Coutan. Mr. Livingstone
is an auditor at the Spreckles sugar
factory,
Mrs. Kate M. Kinney of Pomona.
Calif., who visited her brother, H. L.
Truax, and many old friends, ac
companied by Mrs. Conneley, left
last night for Portland. They will
also visit at Spokane and then go to
Laurel, Mont., where Mrs. Kinney
will spend the summer at Mrs. Con
neley's home.
Mrs. G. W. Cooper and Miss Coop
er of Etna Mills spent Monday In the
city and left last night for Portland
where they will remain.
Sam Stlnebaugh, llnotyper at the
Courier office, went to Portland last
night to represent Grants Pass Mas
onic lodge at the annual grand lodge
meeting, and to take In the rose
festival.
Rev. C. G. Morris of Oakland, Ore
spent Monday at Wlldervllle, his
former pastorate, and went to Med
ford this morning for the day. Mr.
Morris drove his car from Oakland
to Grants Pass.
John Hustier and family of Port
land stopped oft here yesterday to
visit Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Manuel. They
are traveling south by auto. The
Hussers and Manuels were neighbors
in Kansas,
Mrs. K. E. Stephenson .was in the
city today. .Mrs. Stephenson arrived
from Los Angeles last week and her
mother, Mrs. H. U Robertson, who
spent the winter In Los Angeles, re
turned to her home near Merlin the
week previous.
Wilbur Telford, former Grants
Pass boy, stopped off here Sunday to
visit his aunts, the Misses Telford,
leaving Monday for Klamath Falls,
lie was just returning from 18
months In France with the 2lth En
gineers. NEW TODAY
PIANO TUNING Geo. W. Cross of
Medford will be in Grants Pass
. until Wednesday. Those wishing
pianos tuned kindly leave word at
Rc well's Music Store, phone 1 26-J.
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WANTED First claHs edgerman and
ratchet setter, $6 a day long job.
Write T. C. La Frenlere, , Bray,
California. 94
WANTED The services of a paper
hanger Immediately. Phone 248 or
call at 414 S. 6th St. 90
FOUND Boat oar. Owner can secure
H at Courier office. 90
Swim laps
A good assortment
Buy the
' DURABLE
A pore gun Kap, one that will
laat all season
SPKCIAIS 50 Cents
CLEMENS
tSB LOCAL
llMxclmll This Evening.
Tho Merchants and Professionals
will play at the ball park this eve
ning at 7:00 o'clock sharp. Come
out and Join the rooters.
Excursion Rates to Count
Grunts Pass to Crescent City, by
easy riding. cars, tor $7.50. Grants
Pass and Crescent City Stage com
pany. Phone 26. 74tf
.Moving to Medrord
Paul Kuttencuttor and family are
moving to eMdford toduy. Mr. Hut
tenctitter la agent for tho "Oaklund
Six."
1'horrle Are 1UW
Order your reu.ul'rcment now,
quantity limited, Plrt come first
served. Fancy assorted packs for
your eastern friends. Phone Han
croft 2K3-U or 140-J.
Ivxprenn Appreciation
The Grants Pas baseball ''club
wishes to thank Harry Webber. J. H.
Deuisoit and Karl Browne for the free
use of their curs in transporting the
club members to Ashland for the
game Sunday.
.Miunnt. Special Tonight
Work in the K. C. degree.
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A. S. Con tan t today received a wire
from the Salvutlou Army at Boston,
announcing the arrival of their son,
Ben W. Coutant, at Camp Dovons,
Mass. Dana Ament Is a member ot
the same company, Co. A. 23rd En
gineers, and arrived at the same time.
Did You Know?
That June 14th wus Flag Day?
Yes, your flag and mine. The beat
one lucre is. tPut one In the win-
' dow-
-bot you can't do it without
thinking ot the Murphy dance 9 2
Arthur Idncoln Home
Arthur Franklin Uncoln returned
home this afternoon after 11 months
spent overseas with the 110th Field
Artillery. i. part of the time he
was with the ammunition train and
was also playing slide trombone In
the artillery band.
Wallace in Howpllul .
Ted Wallace, recently returned
from overseas service, is In a hospital
at Camp Lewis and underwent an op
eration. His sister. .Mrs. iPaul Bauer,
Is with him at the hospital, having
gone there in response to a telegram.
Former Itrtiiricnt Dion in Portland
'News was received today by Grants
Pass friends of the sudden death 1u
Portland Monday morning of Mrs.
Belle Mitchell. No details were
given. The funeral will ibe held at
Portland Wednesday morning at 10.
Mrs. Mitchell waa a resident of this
city for many years, leaving here
about five years ago.
Campaign Organizer II
B. F. Wilson, camixilgn organizer
for the Salvation Army drive for five
Southern Oregon counties Jose
phine, Jackson, Curry, Klamath and
Lake counties wus 4n the city today
and reports good progress In the or
ganization of the campaign. The Elks
have; taken over the work in four of
the counties. In Curry, where there
Is no Elks organization, the work will
be handled by other organizations.
COMING EVENTS
June 10, Tuesday evening Silver
social at Christian Church parlors.
A good live program. "Good Eats."
June 12-18, Thursday-Friday
Eighth grade state examinations.
June 25-28, "Wednesday-Saturday
Teachers examinations.
V.3. DEI!! Or AGRICULTUR2
OWTO
CHERRIES
Cherries when canned whole should
be blanched by dipping Into boiling
water for 15 seconds, which prevents
splitting. For sour cherries, nse a
sirup made by boiling and straining
five pounds and eight ounces of sugar
to one gallon of water. For sweet
cherries, use a sirup, made of three
pounds and nine ounces of sugar to
one gallon of water. Pack in previous
ly boiled Jars. Honey or other sirups
can be used Instead of sugar sirup.
Partially seal Jars. Bull (process)
quart-size Jars In water bath for 25
minutes. Seal airtight, and when cold
test for leaks. Store in cool, dark,
dry place. United States Department
of Agriculture. v
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New House Aprons
All colors in Ginghams and Percale
MRS. E.
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MHI CO
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The All-Fuel Colonial Range
IS A I'KKFKOT RANGE
liuriut Conl or Wood Keep kitchen Warm in Wlii'of
Jltirna Gas Keeps Kitchen Cool In Hummer
The "All-Fuel" Colonial will put to rout all the & u'tplnasant
things In .cooking. VKS OAS IN SUMMER keeps U kitchen
temperature down. Without single change burns coal or wood in
winter keeps the temperature up. These are the conditions that
count most In cooking.
SAFE OVEN
The oven on the "All-Fuel" Colonial Is absolutely non-explosive,
the Gas being turned on or off outside of the range. Oven door
must be open to light the flaa. A sate 'n.k prevents gas helm turn
ed on accldently, or by children pluylug around the range.
The "All-Fuel" Colonial is built to last a life lln The body
Is made ot highest grade cast-Iron T11U construct 01 is of vital
Im.K nance.
In burning Gas there Is a moisture which forms and has a very
disastrous effect on steel. The "lAllFuel" is fitted with J'acltlo Coast
firebox for coal or wood wide or shallow. Kitted with Duple-.
Reversable Grates. The Gas iBurners and drip pans are remove
able for cleaning, assuring you a sanitary range at all times.
NOTICE We take your old stove or range in exchange on one
of Uiexe "XEW AMFU.'L ItANtiKS" and allow yon all It U worth.
Holman's Furniture Store
605 G street, opposite Band Stand
TIRES
Fabric and Cords
C. L. HOBART CO.
JJm&xmUv
You can depend
on the uniform, ISfcttfSfotfA'ZA
high standard of lffiUWW?,5 21
Red Crown gaso- V L J I
-3 Hne. Look for the V VuV6
rl Red Crown sign
before you fill. fSf
I ITAMDARDJHICOMFAMT I
we Gasoline cf Quality
C. D. Fies, Special Agent
AT THE MOVIES 4
LITTLE WOMEN COMING
William A. Brady announces the
completion of his .picturizatlon of
"Little Women," and the 'bringing to
life on the screen of the four little
women 'Meg, Jo, Beth and 'Amy.
' , "Little Women" was filmed In and
about the actual house in Concord,
New Hampshire, occupied 'by the Al
cott family, and which has been pre
REHKOPF
Give Heed to this Message
lr UTH OK Jl I.Y WILL MM HE IICKK
IIAVR YOV OHIIKIUCD THAT Hl'MMKIt HUT
FROM
Geo. S. Calhoun
KttitMlv I oral filler
All Sizes
Standard Oil Co., Grants Pass
served and stands today exactly as
it waa when "Little Women" was
written, thanks to the lAloott Memor
ial Committee. Everyone of the
characters -which will apuoar on the
screen inf"Llttle Women" .was passed
upon iby the surviving members f
the Alcott family 'before a foot vof
film wsb taken. The four "iLlttle
Women" arc iportrayed respectively
by Isabel amon, Dorothy Bernard,
Lillian Hall and Florence Fllnn.
Henry Hull Is John Brook and Con
rad Nagel, Laurie.