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grants pass daily colkikji
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should be able in case of need to draw upon the
massed reserves of the nation.
We are enabled to do so by rediscount ing with
the Federal Reserve Bank and are thus in a position
thoroughly to safeguard the interests of our customers.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SOUTHERN OREGON
FUNERAL RESERVE
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If you do your own
DEVELOPING
is
The Kodak Film Tank
bandy, sate and slmnin h mm
the Vest Pocket up, we have
them all. Also fresh Eastman
chemicals, -which are thorough
ly reliable in every respect.
II you do not k your own
work, 'bring your films to us,
and profit by our perfect
equipment and expert workmanship.
Stanton Rowell
Mnsic and Photo House
B07 SO0 O St,
PEOPLE RALLYING TO
SUPPORT OF BATHHOUSE
SO.
BY SYNOD OF OREGON
Southern Oregon is well repre
sented on the list of officers of the
29th annual session of the Srnod
of Oregon, now in session at Eugene,
Approximately $175 hare been
raj sed by the soliciting committee
appointed to gather funds for the
purpose of making improvements at
Riverside bathhouse. Tickets are
still toeing sold, aa it will be neces
sary to raise at least $300 to make
the contemplated Improvements.
Room for 60 more dressers will be
provided and If the demand keeps
increasing it will he necessary to ex
tend the 'building. Sanitary closets
will fee Installed at the east end of
the bathhouse and will be arcessable
to tourists as well as bathhouse pa
trons.
Tickets are being sold for $1.00
each, and they are good for this
year or any year following. Tickets
may he secured from lira. (Meyers.
superintendent at the bathhouse, as
well as from any of the soliciting
committee.
'. One of the new features to he
added will be a float near the edge
of the water for children and those
who cannot swim, and if enough
money is on hand a "slide" will be
installed for the youngsters.
O. C. iMetcalf of this city la spend
ing a; few'weeks at Ixng Beach, Cul
"Kreeione" tor corns. Sabln has It.
Calvin 'Finn, of Glendale, Is in the
city on business.
Miss RIva Kttohcn. of Toledo.
Ohio, is in the city and will spend
the summer at the home of her sls
tr. Mr. R. I. ir'lanarty.
No longer at the Spa" call 17M
for a taxi. Owl Taxi. C. K. Ollk
son. 20
, 'K. S. Van Dyke and family weul
to Holland Xhis afteruoon to spend
several days with Mr. and 'Mrs. Cy
ril P. Wise.
Walter Fraxier iBroen and daugh
ter, Emily, of Medford. were in the
city yesterday, returning from a trip
to Kerby.
Wlllard storage battery service
station, 314 North Sixth St. 17tf
Airs. W. C. 'Moore, of Portraiid.
who spent the past few days with
her cousin. Mrs. C. S. Anient, con
tinued south this morning, her des
tination being Los Angeles.
Owl Taxi phone 172-J Instead of
former stand at the Spa. 20
J. U Scott, Scott Winched, Russell
Ladd and Doris Whlttemore. all of
Qlcndale, stopped In Grants Pass
this morning on their way to Crater
Lake, where they expect to camp out
for two or three weeks.
Sterling Mazda lamps at Cramer
Bros. 12
C F. Schmidtleiii, of Vancouver,
Wash., spent Wednesday in the city
with old friends. Mr. Schmldtleln
wa a resident of Jackson county,
living near Rogue Ttiver for 13 years.
and leaving for Washington IS
year ago. He represented Jackson
county in the 1896 session of th
legislature.
Willard storage battery servlie
station, 3 H North Sixth St. 17tf
Itanrinit Party
Waldorf Hall Saturday night.
22
K. I of 8. Mortal
The K. A U of S. will give . do as
you please social, ho long as you
please to do what's . right Friday
evening at the W. O. W. hall. Ice
cream will be served.
AiCnnry t 1uuik Hiuid
I have taken over the Orogonlan
agency for Grants Pass. Pleuse re
port any detect In service to Oall
Swindon. Phone 243-1.. 20
Ijtwn Nut'tal Hiiriiwful
The lawn social held Inst night on
the Voorhltp lawn iby ladies of Beth
any Presbyterian church was a suc
cess, the attendance fcolng larxe and
the financial results satisfactory.
I .and Sakes
What a time we'll have
Murphy danre July 2.
at
the
20
(lull WUI Meet
The ll'nst Noble lrand Club will
meet Friday afternoon In the nark.
A 1iusinei meeting at 5 o'clock, and
lunch at 6:30. 20
DE VALERS TO STIR
UP SAN FRANCISCO
FERRYDALE
.1
Mrs. Marie Fried and little danzh-
Rev..U Myron Boozer, of Medfordlr' ave 'Uw
being elected moderator: w ,! Gral,dma Robertaon ,he P3 wk
W. Hovt. of Ashland ,r.o-n ned Grants Pass Sunday
clerk! unrf mr n t - .1 morains to
Lake Falls aa temporary clerk.
The attendance of ministers and
elders of the Presbyterian church of
Oregon is large and ezrthunastlc.
From out of the bounds of synod are
some of the influential men of the
denomination. .Rev. A. J. Mont
gomery, ID. X., of St. Louis, also Hev.
W. at. King, of the same city. Hev.
W. E. Finley of New Tork City;
fteva. iWarren H. Ibandon, James H.
Speer of. San (Francisco, iRev. Silas
Evans, president of Occidental col
lege of Los Angeles, and Rev. Geo.
C. Tracker of New York, all will be
Iheard In lectures during the meet
lugs, i. . .
The presence ot W. .T. Bryan, dis
tinguished Presbyterian elder, and
Billy Sunday, (Presbyterian minister,
during the sessions lend great Inter
est to the meeting.
Classified Ad Rate
Classified advertising in the ally
Courier will be charged for at to
rate of 5 cents per line per issue n-
wfl paid in advance. The rate of
25 words at SO cents per week does
not provide for bookkeeping, post
age on statements mailed. m hm.
totore we have permitted occasional
cnarges at the cheap rate but. m
more.
If yon hare anything to tell try
Printing that pleases Ws do K!
c ourier Job Department.
16799
1 DIED
in New York City alone from kid
ney trouble last year. Don't allow
yourself to become a victim by
neglecting pains and aches. Guard
against this trouble by taking
GOLD MEDAL
visit with relatives a
few days. They return to their home
in 'Portland the first of next week.
i Mrs. Whitfield returned to Grants
Pasa Sunday ater visiting friends
and attending to business interests
here.
C. W. Grjffiu and daughter, Au
dry. and Mrs. M. L. Griffin spent
Wednesday at Grants Pass.
lilr. Birdsey and family and Mr.
(Hilbratth and wife, of 'Rogue iRiver,
were In the neighborhood Monday on
business.
MTand Mrs. F. X. 'Robertson and
little sons, Grandma Robertson and
Mr. and BIrs. "R. Stevenson were in
Che Shan creek . district Sunday pic
nicking. - r
Mrs. Whitfield and Mrs. A. C.
'Ford were visiting Mrs. H. L. Weyte.
of Merlin, Friday.
. -W. B. Ondsey, Air. Woodford and
eon, of Merlin, were In the neighbor
hood Thursday on business.
Grandma lEverton came out from
Grants 'Pass Sunday to visit her
daughter, lMrs. G. H. Griffin. She
returned home Wednesday.
Mr. and (Mrs. iMorrison were at
Merlin trading Thursday. .
Mrs. Idddie Wertx and little
daughters were in Ferrydale Satur
day. Wilda Griffin spent a few days
visiting a Grants Pass the past
week.
The 'Ferrydale people are being
bothered some toy cars passtng
through this district visdtina- nr.
chards and leaving gates open, the
residents would vorv o-iaH
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if this would he discontinued with
out further trouble.
San FranclBCo. Cat.. July 17.
The national- convention of the An
cient Order of Hibernians In Amer
ica to open here tomorrow will 'be'
unique fn the history of this order.
Never since the organization was
founded more than '50 years ago haa
a national convention been held went
of the Rocky mountains and no oth
er convention has been attended by
a provisional president of the "Irish
Republic."
Eamonn de Vaiera, "president ot
Ireland," telegraphed the arrange
ments committee he would be here
at the opening of the convention.
This announcement caused estimates
of the number of delegates and vis
itors to he greatly Increased.
Will Ak for Hid
Tomorrow's Courier will contain
an advertisement asking for bids for
the grading of Hays Hill, on the
Grants Pass-Orescent City road. Bids
for the work will e received u to
July 29. The specifications call for
the grading of approximately two
miles of roadway, to be finished
within ISO weather working days.
recursion Kate 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
Ituys Itogue lUver Home
H. P. Campbell today closed a deal
with W. !M. Gorham Tor a 10-arre
tract within the Umlts of Rogue
River. The purchase Includes a neat
five-room bungalow and seven acres
of mixed orchard. Mr. Campbell
will pull up many cf tne (ree8 nJ
seed lo alfalfa, retaining only a
family orchard. (Mr. and Mrs. Camp-
oeil and Mr. and Mrs. Gorham were
in the city today.
One .More Car Added
Jitney I .tike has put on another
car, making three for Jitney service:
two at the 'Palace, ihone 22J, and
one at the Spa, phone 262-fl, all
with overseas drivers. 21
Ahead ef His Tims.
The dreiim of John Wise to cw the
AtMiitlc in an airship was never real
Ixed. snil j-ei that drenm lias become
au Hctiiuliiy almost a half ceniuiy
nfiT' iliix Intrepid navigator of I lie
upper nil mude hi last fnleful vv-aj.-.
Ai far linck ss 184.1 Wise pe
tlrlmiPil riingrpKs for an appropriation
to linn nee hi project looking to cro
the orean 1n balloon whlrh he de
l(!iieij for long d'tsnce Jounieys. For
clglii years lie sppeiileil I rr - vnln. the
renRon given being ihst hl pmposl
tiuns were noi practical and Ihxf
money Invested in such s project
would be thrown away am! I lie liven
of those who made the attempt would
be sacrificed to the ambition of n vl
slonary enlliuilnst. In 1851 Wlsesgnio
came Into the nubile eve br szoln ask
ing congress for so appropriation sufll
Hasa-Shaaa.
The cunoni of nln( horseshoes In
stead of the large flat, metal rings
with wlili-h Die gmne of quoits la pro
fessionally played was ancient when
josepn sirult wrote his "Sports and
Pastimes of the People of England."
well over hundred years ago, and.
according to a traveler In modern
New England, they are still so used
In thai pari of the world. The trav
eler tells of seeing two Maine farm
ers meet early one morning In : the
road In front of ' farmhouse. "I'll
play you a game of hoss-shoea." nug
gesfed one. "Ill play yoo Jut one
game." Ha Id the other. "I've got a
lot of work to do todar." So tliev he-
gan playing, and when the traveler
passed that way again late In Hie af
ternoon they were still at It. Ihey
nad been plu.vlng horseshoes all da
and the farmer's wife confided to the
traveler, not altogether with ndmlr
tlnn, that they hadn't slopped even
ror dinner.
clent to build an airship from which , I
t i i j i I -
FRUITDALE
explosives could be dropped on an en
emy either on' land or sea. The same
treatment was accorded to the Inventor
as he had received for his other proj
ect. In 1870 Wise and several com
panions made an ascension at St.
tionls, and were never beard of afterward.
NEW TODAY
EGGS WANTED Hiehest h
paid for fresh eggs. Moore Bak-
ng 98tf
ft
The world's standard rsrasdy for kidney,
liver, bladder and arte acid troubles.
Holland's national mnsdy sines 1090.
All druggists, three sizea, OuarantMd,
Lk If ui CaU MM m vnrr mm
WANTED iFord touring car. not
older than 1917, must be In good
condition. Will pay cash. In
quire No. 1298 oare Courier.. 20
WANTBD-Oirl for general house
work. Call 821 I street or phone
337-R. 21
Would Von Economize?
Then .buy letter paper
ream: 600 sheets, for $1.
office.
by the
Courier
41tf
Swim Kaps
A good assortment
Bay the
DURABLE
A pare gum Kap, one that will
last all season
SPECIAL 50 Cents
CLEMENS
Sels Drugs U( Books
BUgEneqtf Ik,
IProf. iBrewster gave an Interest
Ing demonstration of K)iiUry culllmt
at the Jones ranch Wednesday.
Ql. and iMrs. IFredlRoper were
dinner guests at the Amos Smith
home In New Hope Sunday and
Tuesday they took dinner and spent
the evening with Mr. and Mrs
Douglas Wood.
Worth Ilamlltqn 1S stationed 30
miles from Bordeaux. -France, and 1s
supply sergeant for some American
and German -prisoners.
The iReddlngs, Hamiltons and
roulettes met at the Nedlson home
'Sunday afternoon for an ice cream
I feast to celebrate Mr. Nellson's "one
j hundredth" iblrthday.
Mr. and (Mrs. IF. (W. Chapel and
on, of Portland, were over" night
visitors at the "Hamilton home Fri
day night. Mr. Chapel Is In a drug
store, Mrs. Chapel ha charge of the
home garden department of the Ore
gonlan and the son is a dollar an
hour man In the shipyards. They
have a fourteen days vacation and
are epending it touring dn their
Studehaker and vieking their old
home, the Charlevoix ranoh ahd
neighbors at Savage Rapids.
Women's Summer Weight Union
Suits, also Knit Pants and
Sleeveless Vests
MRS. E. REHKOPF
U:t (1 Htreel
irnxliH-e the lict miile-liMiiiiro i lolheti In Am
erioa ami mnke tlio irtie fit the roM of iroluc
Ing Kurh garinnl; let us rve I1.
GEO S. CALHOUN
Fifteen )imU- M-a agoat
WHO SAID THERE WERE NO FEATHER
PILLOWS IN TOWN?
huve a nice line in stuck. Sonic very nice ones
ami some cheaper ones. Quality, nccordin) to what
y.m want to pay.
Ve have just received more of those high grade mat
tresses and springs. Come in and see them for we
know our prices arc right.
Holman's Furniture Store
60S G street, opposite Suni Stand
Joy Theater
LAST TIMB TONIGHT
BILL 0A1T
la
"Branding Broadway"
The brut Hart picture that we have ever shown.
fKIIIEKN MONOLOGCK
BU.IV PKTO
l-ltllAV sad ft.vrriuMY
"VHXt'H F THE MAHT"
anil
A MACK HKXN'HTT
COMEDV
HELLO
yes this is 308-J
We can repair your furnace
and cut down your
fuel bill
Now is the time to look over
your gutters and repair
your plumbing
See Dedrick at-the
Tetherow Sheet Metal Works
ANYWHERE YOU WANT TO CO
22-J "PHONE7" 262-R
Palace WE'LL TRY TO BE THERE Spa
.THICKR CAItM
PALACE TAXI COMPANY
Wyatt & Cutler - Jitney Luke