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LEATHER MUSIC
ROLLS AND
SATCHELS
Satchels suitable for
carrying sheet music or
instruction books.
. Rolls for sheet music.
Large satchels with
locks, suitable for music
directors library, or any
loose leaf matter.
Stanton Rowell
Music and Photo House
807 509 G St.
Fireman IieslRna
E. G. Elliott has rettigned as a
member of the city fire department
and is now employed at the Dedrtck
tin and plumbing shop. His place
has been taken by Henry Cole, son
of N. W. Cole, also a member of the
department.
Highway Closed
The highway on the south side ot
the river to the town of Rogue River
is closed by order ot the county court
and the highway commission. Pav
ing Is under way and it is impossible
to get through. Violators will be
prosecuted for trespassing. S. 3.
SoheM. 16
COMING EVENTS
Aug. 11-29 Josephine
teachers' training school.
county
NEW TODAY
EGGS WANTED Highest cash
paid for fresh eggs. Moore Bak
lng Co. 98tf
SPECIAL BARGAIN 80 acres ot
laid two and one half miles out.
Owner just dropped into town and
wants to sell before he leaves.
Considerable wood. Good terms.
See Isaac Best. 15
INSURANCE of all
Best.
kinds.
Isaac
15
Former Kerby Resident IMes
John Sanger, former resident and
mine owner of the Kerby section,
died at his borne in Winsor, Cal., on
Tuesday. July 8, at 7: SO p. m., after
a prolonged illness. He is survived
by his widow, formerly Nellie Baber
of this city.
Williams Couple Married
At tho M. E. Parsonage at 6 p. m.
Tuesday evening, July 8S Lester L.
Sparlin and Ida E. 'Hartley, 1oth or
Williams, were united in marriage
by Rev. Jlelvllle T. Wire. The young
people expect to make their home at
Wiltiaans. .Both are very popular
and well known. They have the con
gratulations of boats of friends.
Excursion Rates to Coast-
Grants Pass to Crescent City, by
easy riding cars, for $7.50. Grants
Pass and Crescent City Stage com
pany. Phone 26. 74tf
I DRILL for water, oil and gas. Best
outfit in Josephine county. Get
your own water system. Ad
dress Jos 11. Derides, 203 Burgess
street. Grants (Pass, Ore. 16
FOR (RENT 4-room oungalow, 421
.' West !L, shade trees, good well,
electric lights. 2 acres, ibarn. poul
try 'house and park. Address Mrs.
W. H. H. Taylor, 1114 Pine St. 38
XHt SALE Invalid's whet-chair.
No 10 Remington typewriter. Both
In first class condition. Inquire of
Mrs. Edw. G. Harris, 1642 East A
street. Phone 341-R. 18
G. P. Girl Married in Eureka
Corporal Charles C. Gilmon. of
Wonder, and IM1ss Hazel Seyfert. of
Eureka, Cal., were united in mar
riage July 2. 1919, at Eureka, Cal.
The groom iwas in the army two
years and overseas 19 months. Tho
bride was a student of Grants Pass
high school In the class of '21.
When 18 the Murphy Dnnce?
T the 2th.
16
"WANTED to rent for two months
High speed motorcycle in good
running condition, equipped with
speedometer, horn, lights. Good
machine. Address 1247 care of
Courier. 18
WE NEED 1A GOOD MAN in Grants
Pass to write Old Une Insurance.
Experience in writing not essential
if ambitious. W. E. Hlbbard, 554
High street, Portland, Oregon. 15
TERJRIBR LOST Fox terrier, fe
male, "black, wearing collar, an
swers to name of "Cricket," lost
Tuesday afternoon on Crescent
City road. Finder please notify
John Brown, 1021 H street. 14
TOST Tuesday, pair of gold" rim
med glasses. Finder please notify
Frank. L. Flndley, Rd. No. 4. 1.4
Grass Fire
This afternoon the fire department
was called to South Sixth street to
xtinguish a grass fire near the C.
G. Coutant residence. The blaze al
most reached the residence before
It was put out. The two large cy
press trees and hedge in front of
the bouse were 'burned.
Flyer Visits I'ncle
Lieutenant Robert M. Lloyd, who
visited his uncle. J. 'F. Lloyd, left
this morning for Ms home in Port
land. 'lieutenant Lloyd tag been In
the service a year and a half and al
though only 20 is a. licensed pilot
now in the reserve, subject to call
at any time during the next five
years, and required to take prescrib
ed training each year. While here
ne iwas met iby his brother, J. S.
Lloyd of Klamath Falls, and his
family, who spent several days here.
Former HuNiness Man Vijtltw
O. L. Ragan, formerly manager of
the C. P. Bishop store in this citv
with "Mrs. iRagan and little son, spent
several days here visiting friends.
They left north this mornine. Mr.
Ragan calling on the retail trade for
a San Francisco Jobbing firm. This
fall they wHl move to Denver where
Mr. Uagan iwill he the Colorado rep
resentatlve for the Oregon City
woolen mills, -with which company
he has been for a year (past.
PER52Nf1L LOCAL
R. B. Hawkins, of Weed, is In ths
city.
Oliver 6. Brown, of Otendale, in In
the vlty today.
White Line Taxi. G. P. Hotel. 14
(Al 'Martineau went to Portland
Uwt night on a business trip.
"Delntone." Sabtn has it.
(Mrs. J. A. Gasltn returned this
morning, from Chtco, where she
spent a week or more.
Federal tlrea 5 ply fabric havy
7000 guarantee we adjust.
30x3 H $23.80. Hobart. 13
Luther Btllingsley, ot Long 'Reach.
Cal.. en route to Portland by auto
stopped oft In Grants Pass for a few
days to look over this section.
Miss Louise Muller, who spent the
past three weeks here with the J. B.
Wllhoilm family, returned to Port
land, her home, this morning.
Federal tlres--B ply fabric hoary
7000 guarantee we adjust.
30x3 H $22.80. Hobart. IS
Jim iBurgwis, of Grass Valley.
1919 graduate of the IT. of O.. who
spent the past two weeks with his
sister, Mrs. Melville T. Wire, left
north this morning to take a posi
tion with the forestry department.
Federal tires 5 ply fabric heavy
tooo guarantee we adjust
30x3 H $22.80. Hobart. IS
air. and Mrs. Bert Bell, en route
from Klamath Falls to Seattle, where
they will Teslde. stopped off here to
visit Mrs. Bell's iparerits. iMr nrf
Mrs. M. E. Butler. They left this
morning and will stop off at Glen
dale, Salem and Portland to vtait
relatives.
Seth Bailey was a southbound nn.
senger this mornlnrf en mute tnr .
Francisco to spend a few days with)
emu, ne is expect ni to ni,
off here on his return north. Mr.
Bailey reached Xew York from m-or.
seas June 14 and was rfiu.j
Jnat 10.
J. U Scott, of Mandate, Is In the
city today.
H. U Kurd and son, of Gloudule,
are In the city this afternoon.
Mrs. Cora Smith will celebrate her
birthday tomorrow with her two
daughters, 311ms Oro Wlllsou, of
Washington. D. C, and Mrs. C. E.
Stevens of Eugene, and the latter's
baby, who arrived this aftamoon.
M1sa Wlllson la on a 30-day's vacation,
Mctlride Agvut at Hoguo lUv
W. E. MWBrlde la now Southern
PaclfU- station agent at Rogue River,
taking over the duties ot the office
this morning, lite will reside In
Craii Is pnss and will mnke daily trls
to Rogue River.
Women's Summer Weight Union
Suits,. also Knit Pants and
Sleeveless Vesta
MRS. E. REHKOPF
Oddfellows Attention
There will be installation of offi
cers tonight. Please rouie. We need
you. T. Y. !euji, Secretary. 13
Park Well PntroniuMl
Riverside park Is being so heavily
patronized these warm duys that
there Is a movetmnit on by some of
the cltixens to secure more tables
and bench seals for tho park. These
conveniences are badly needed and
if some progressive cltixun would
start out with a subscription puper
there Is do doubt ibut what enough
money could soon he sailed to buy
the material and pay for construc
tion. The auto park Is said to he
sadly In need of a good "cleaning."
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r
jeJt.
9&
never Mel Into a uiirnictil tlmt I"
ut lirlmful of quality
GEO S. CALHOUN
io:t (l Htroet
Kivltuive local dnalrr
Fir Wear Lcland
A forest fire Just west of Inland
made rapid headway yestcrduy and
Is still burning, 'but men ate on the
ground watching it and hone to soon
have It extinguished. The local for
estry office force Is keeping an eye
on the blaze and should It gain a
fresh start wHl send help
Go-Carts and Carriages
liiveNtltcut and compare the quality atul irice vt our 'rt anil :
(.'urrUges An especially fine lot of Jo-CrU Just rerrlved.' We.'
will allow you what your- used carrlime Is worth In erlinng fir a
Goart.
Holman's Furniture Store
COS O street, opposite Band Stand
JOB PRINTING KEATIY DONE AT THE COURIER OFFICE
flX W. GIRDFIf DTfii'S I
Vive Hundred SheeU $1
Good bond letter paper, 8xll
Inches. This is a good quality ol
bond paper. We have higher
grades up to $2.60 per 600. Courier
Would Ton Economize?
Then buy letter paper by ths
ream; 600 sheets for $1. Courier
office. 4itf
Printing that pleases We do It!
Courier Job Department.
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ALL COLORS
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CLEMENS
Newest Artcraft Picture
"A Romance of Happy Valley
When the
critics say:
"It's another
D. W. Griffith
triumph," the
public knows
and goes.
1VF 0IJll4'l,''riI is (iUiti- alone iu hl uiastpry wf vmitui film (I
His 'Uoinant'e of Happy Valtey'' is a splendid exarjipft? of litv tin
(Ira i nas..
In U'-i ml
of direction H1AV Illilkf4 Jill t- xi'itrtt ttrimX ltrriif-f i4iti int i.if i ciMirJ.i,. wi,..i,'
fahrir." New York Amerimn.
"I. W. (Jrirtlth has turned trt tn war t pra-e. Fttknt Harruti V uimhi
ation adds to the alirady acrmnuki tt-d evidence of his versatitttv as a, s,-nvri
actor.' Now York Times.
"The mechanism of the story is simple, hut rippled with buimr aud leads
to a novel tangle at the end that is cleared up with a surprise and a few revol
ver shots. Lillian Oish, looking prettier than ever, is bound to le a hit Avith
feminine audiences because of her ridiculous costumes.' New York Sun.
"Film at Strand like liarrie play. 4 AKomance of Happy Vallev' charms
by its naturalness and simplicity. It's Griffith in a new vein. It charms and
touches you, it is a genuine romance and it embodies some of Mr. Griffith'
best handiwork." New York Morning Telegraph.
"One of the best pictures seen at the Strand in a long time." New York
Evening Post.
"Treatment exceptional and the picture much better than the average
photoplay." New York Evening Sun. -
"Homespun humanity, vivid action, laughable in details and tense in ef
fect. George Fawcett reaches a climax ins the last scene which is one of the
strongest pieces of acting of the screen." New York Evening Telegram.
"It needed only the announcement of a new photoplay staged by I) V
Griffith to crowd the Strand Theatre yesterday at every showing of a'" A Ro
mance of Happy Valley.' Mr. Griffith has succeeded again in displaying hi
genius. Suspense, thrills and surprises everywhere in the swiftlv unfoldiii"
tale." New York World. '
"Enter Mr. Griffith .again with another photoplav de luxe! With his rare
understanding of human nature and what audiences 'demand, Mr Griffith
maintains suspense throughout and delivers a well directed and' effective
punch in the final ml. I recommend 'A Romance of Happy Vallev' as a re
freshing and worth-while picture. "Mae Tinee in the Chicago Daily Tribune
Joy Theater
TONIGHT and TOMORROW
Two Shows 8 and 9:15
Admission 15c and 30c