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GRANTS PASS DAILY OWNER
Kill 1 AY, AVUl'HT 80. IfM St
RETROSPECTION
There is little difference in the message we hare for you each day,
and yet we want to impress you with the fact that money ta the huh
'around which the world mores, Uvea, and has its being.
Opportunity neTer comes to the careless man, advancement never
comes to the laiy ones. Arouse yourself, put ginger tnto your work
and the habit ot Saving will come naturally to you.
THE FIRSTJNATIONAL BANK OF SOUTHERN OREGON
If Sousa's Band
Went Marching
By
Wouldn't the thrill of it get
you? Wouldn't you drop what
ever you were doing to listen
to the greatest band in all the
world? The chances are you
will seldom see Sousa's Band
but you can hear it every day.
if you wish to! Sousa on the
Victrola is the same as Sousa
marching by all the fire and
dash and peculiar rythm which
have, crowned him the world's
March King. The Victrola
brings you Sousa and the lead
ers in every branch of music
and entertainment. They make
Victor Records exclusively!
Victors and Vk-tmUs $23 np
Stanton Rowell
Music and Photo House
507 50fl G ex. -
Eureka People Knjoy Fruit
IA party composed of J. E Heston
and wife of Eureka, Calif., Mrs. T.
Price and Lieutenant Heston of Port
land spent Thursday in Grants Pass
They made the trip from Eureka by
a'utomobile and Mrs. Price and Lieu
tenant Heston left this morning for
their home. They were all very
enthusiastic over the splendid fruit
x they were able to secure here, and the
Hestons loaded their car with Grants
' Pass peaches to take to their home,
using them, they explained, for bal
last on the trip back over the mountains.
Xu Courier Monday
There will be no Daily Courier is
sued on Monday, Labor Day.
Xo Itand Concert Tonight -There
will be no band concert to
night, as so many of the bandsmen
are on their vacations and are out
of the city.
Forest Fire I'nder Control
A forest fire down the river In the
neighborhood ot the Eaton ranch,
which has been burning for over a
wee, caused considerable alarm last
night, though no damage was done,
The residents of the nearby farms
turned out to help fight the fire and
it Is apparently under control today
Many Knjoy Picnic-
One of the happy events ot the
season took place at the city park
one evening last week, when about
50 people, friends and neighbors, old
and young, gathered there for a boun
tiful supper. After supper was serv
ed, swimming was Indulged in by the
younger people until 9 o'clock, when
the happy party broke up. Those
enjoying the picnic were: Mr. and
Mrs. W. W. Wilcox and son Mike.
Mrs. A. R. Orme and children, Mr.
and Mrs. C. F. Burke and Billy, Mr.
and Mrs. F. Dudly. Mr. and Mrs. V.
P. Morrison and sons Carlton and
Clayton, Miss Rhoda Hoxle. Mr. and
Mrs. J. King of the Club Orchards.
Merlin; Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Wurtz
baugh, Mr. Brier and daughter Ma
mie, Mr. and Mrs. O. Olds, Mrs. Chas.
Wade and son, Mr. and Mrs. Sweeny,
Mrs. F. S. Dukes and da'ughter Pan
sey. Miss Ruth Pratt, Mrs. Santee
and sons, Mrs. W. Wiggs. Mrs. U
Hagen, Miss McColm, Mrs. 'A. M.
XJcCauIey, Mrs. Kemp. Mr. and Mrs.
A. Hood and daughter.
HORN
GRET To Mr. and Mrs. Charles E.
Grey of Rock Point, Thursday,
lAugust 23, a son. '
Mining (blanks Courier office.
Ok Oregon theater
Admiwilon 10c & StH-
TONIGHT AND SATIKIMV
LEY 1
in
The
Rescuing
Angel
She Never Told a Soul She Was Married
So she had to expect complications,
didn't she?
She did, but her husband, who didn't
know that she was making a secret
ot their marriage couldn't under
stand why she allowed other men to
make love to her only a few hours
after she had promised to "love, hon
or and obey" him.
It's funny, ludicrous, dramatic, ear
tragic. It's worth coming miles
to see!
Also
"The Foolish Age"
A Mack Bennett Funny Picture
PER5NdL LOCAL
B. U. lloluian spent the day in
Ashland on buslueM.
Fruit jam at Cramer Bros. 77
Mrs. B. Peak ot San Francisco is
visiting the Amos Myers family.
Mrs. George Mcintosh ot Marsh
field arrived this morning and will
go to Crescent City to visit friends.
J. U Williams went to Roseburg
this morning to visit his daughter.
Mrs. J. M. Rose.
Blatchford's Calt Meal at Pardee's
58
Mrs. Arthur Couulck and Mrs. Bell
Parrott ot Eureka', Calif., spent yes
terday here en route to Portlaud.
. Mrs. J. L. HnskJua ot Klamath
Falls is the guest ot the J. W. Mor
ton family.
Mrs. E. Close and daughter Jessie
returned today from Hugo, where
they spent the week.
Mrs. J. Clafke ot Yreka, who has
been the guest ot the W. Kasdorff
family, left this morning for her
home.
Wlllard storage battery service
station, 314 North Sixth St. 17tf
Mrs. Mae Fisher ot Roseburg, who
spent several days with Mrs. Arthur
Strader, returned to her home this
morning.
C. D. Gooch arrived today from
Sims, Calif., and will spend a few
days with the Benj. M. Collins fa lull-
' .
Try our week-day dinners and
suppers, at 40 cents. Palace dining
room. 58
Mrs. F. A. Riedel of Roseburg. who
is visiting her son, C. J. Riedel and
family, went to Gold Hill this after
noon. C. H. Corson will leave tonight for
N'ewport to spend his vacation. Mrs.
Corson lyxs been at the coast several
days.
Mrs. J. W. Countermine and party,
touring from El Paso, Texas, to their
home at Des .Moines. Iowa', were in
the city yesterday.
Mrs. 11. B. Ixjomls of Med ford who
spent several days' here with her
son, G. M. ljoomls, and family, re
turned to her home today.
Miss Laura Tetchier of Medford.
who spent the past week with the
Henry Hull family here, returned to
her home today.
Blatchford's Calf Meal at Pardee's
53
Mrs. E. L. Mills or Portland, who
spent the past month with her moth
er, Mrs. Martha Jess at New Hope,
left this morning for her home. While
here she visited Crater Lake and oth
er points of scenic Interest.
Mrs. H. Houghton oflanslng.
Mich., who is spending the summer
with the John Stanbrough family at
.Williams, went to Medford today to
visit a daughter.
Wlllard storage battery service
station, S14 North Sixth St. 17tf
Mrs. W. D. Evans of Portland, who
was formerly Miss Eleanor Turvy,
arrived this morning to visit friends
and relatives In Grants Pass and at
Williams.
Mrs. A. C. Lomer and Miss Ruth
Tuttle arrived this morning from
Portland and will go to Dryden to
spend two weeks with friends and
relatives.
"Forhan's For the Gums." Sabln
has It.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blanttner left
this morning, returning to Port
land, after spending several weeks
here visiting with" Mrs. Blanttner'B
sister, Mrs. W. H. Quaif, and in camp
ing at Crate Iake.
P. P. Proctor and family left to
day by automobile for Astoria fchere
they will visit the Paul Shellhorn
family. They were welj provided with
camp equipment and will stop to
camp and fish along the way.
The H. L. Wilson family returned
to Glendale today after spending sev
eral days in Grants Pass. Miss Alva
Wilson, who recently returned from
Seattle, will spend the winter with
her parents.
Mrs. A. M, Morrison ot Lelatad
spent the day in town on business.
Mrs. 11. A. Hall and daughter of
Williams spent the day In town.
J. K. Manuel went to Medford this
afternoon on business.
Harry 1-owls ot Gal Ice spent the
day In Granta Pass. '
Mrs. Roger Entrlcan and children
of Almeda are spending a few days
In the city.
Mrs. William Dahlherg and daught
er, Miss Edith, returned this morn
ing from a trip to Portland.
Mrs. A. C. Brown of Glendale Is
spending a few days with her moth
er. Mrs. A. C. Butler.
Albert Huggerth and wlfo of Rose
burg arrived this afternoon to visit
relatives tor a few dsys.
George Ksterly of the Waldo mine
and C. Mcintosh are In town today
on business.
W. W. Canny and brother, H. P.
Cauby and two daughters of Sun
Fernando, Calif., who are visiting
here, returned last night from a trip
to Crater lake. Lust week the party
visited the Oregon raves.
Hty Property Change Hands
Jee Courrier lus purchased the
residence proierty at the corner of
7th and H streets from Mrs. Derrick..
J. F. Hurke purchased the property
at the corner of 5th and J. streets
from J. Petschner. Holh sales were
made through E. T. McKlmttry.
Friday Night
Dancing party. Waldorf Hall. 67
lw AngelcN Mun Buy Frm
G. A. Pike ot Lo Angeles has re
cently purchased the 80-acre Austin
ranch on the Applcgule. lie will more
his family here at once, and further
Improve and farm the place. The sale
was made through K. T. McKinstry.
Homttti-r loottCB '
S. F. Nlckson ot Southern Califor
nia has just located on a homestead
neur Wlldervllle. Ills family arrived
this morning and they will .become
permanent residents here. The deal
was mude through E. T. McKinstry.
Out of Town
j I will be out ot town tor several
days; going to Eastern Oregon. Will
give notice on return. W. G. White,
; White Line Taxi. 68
Headquarters for ' '
School Books
and Supplies
Get one of our price lists
of the new series
of Books
CLEMENS
Sell Drags and Book
731 fRaicatJL
Jerome Prairie. irl Married
Clyde Walter Hanson ot Klamath
Falls and Margaret Beatrice Wilson
of Jerome Prairie were married on
Wednesday artefnoon, August 27, at
the Tremont Rooms, Rev. W. C. l.ong
officiating. - .
Truc k llreuks Through Bridge
A serious accident was narrowly
avoided Wednesday evening when a
truck loaded with gravel broke thru
one of the cross beams of the 'Rock
Point bridge and fell several feet
toward the river. The driver was
uninjured, and after the load was
taken off the truck was raised to the
floor of the bridge. A new bridge Is
under construction across the river
at Rock Point and the old one is in
very bad condition. The bridge will
be closed for another day before trav
el can safely he resumed.
After the Bund Concert
Dance at the Waldorf Hull.
i!7
XEW TODAY
BARTLETT PEARS FOR SALE
One-half cent per pound, for can
ning. Smaler size. NOT wormy. In
bulk. Bring boxes or sacks. Par
son's office. 50tf
FOjR SALE Sixty laying hens,
cheap. Rd. No. 2, F.. W. Hull. 60
FOR HALE Crawford peaches and
Bartlett pears at lc a pound. Also
ripe tomatoes at 114c a pound.
Bring your boxes. George A. Ham
ilton, Riverside Orchard, Fruit
dale. .68
Bargains In Whit Wash Skirts. Piqua, Duck
and Poplin
MRS. E. REHKOPF
TO RENT Furnished house. Phone
249-J. Forenoons and evenings.
68
GIRLS WANTED Would consider
applications of girls as messengers
at the Western Union Telegraph
office. Good wages and a chance
for advancement. 68
WANTED-i-To tuy fresh cow. Must
give large quantity of milk. Phone
Peter Olson. 62
PH ACHES 90-pack, at 2C per box
delivered. Phone 611-F-i24. Over
look Ranch, Merlin. 62
HELP WLANTBD-MltT laundry, 720
'East D street, or phone S83-L. 60
WANTED TO buy White Leghorn
and. Rhode Island Red pullets.
iPhone 603-F-23. F. Breltmayer.
6
You are Cordially Invited
to call and Inspect our new .Autumn und Winter
sample woolens I bo gateway to supreme tailoring
satisfaction and economy, Bring with you the lady
whoso Judgement and good taste you value.
Your pocket book will not need imwtsuring
GEO. S. CALHOUN
Fifteen years local KKont for
at Holman's Furniture Store
More goods just received as follows:
Rugs in. all sizes Leather Davenports and Dians
Ivory Bedroom Sets Oak Bedroom Sets
Remember, Holman makes the Price
We have a Stove and Range stock that is
complete and priced right
DID YOt' SKK TIIK
MAXWELL
Desert Rat?
( In Town Today)
Just another incident of Maxwell supremacy by
a 1917 model.
The 1920 Ram's Horn, Hot Spot, Maxwell has
just 72 improving changes.
All parts of the 1920 model are thoroughly
strengthened.
NOTE -To any person' following the exact route of the AXVKLI,
DHSHRT RAT in. any othur make of car with as small amount of
repair and upkeep, I will cheerfully refund all expense incured.
.
Signed.
OOI,. KINO STANLEY
SKK TIIK a;knts TOI.V
Collins Auto Company
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Clothes For Men
Peerless Clothing Co.
Cash Clothiers
"If Men Wear It We Have It"
VlHltlnic Old flaunt
iRev. Robert Mdlioun, Rev. Roliert
N. Mcljean and the latter's brother-in-law,
James Clonm, all of Los An
geles, arrived here by automobile
Wednesday" night and are spending
several days camping near the dam
and fishing. Robert N. Mclean is
now In charge of the Presbyterian
work among the Spanlsh-epeaklng
peoples of the United States, the
work being practically confined to
the five southwestern states, Califor
nia, Arizona, Nevada, New Mexico
and Texas. The elder MclLean was
in charge of the work for six years,
and is yet In active work among the
Mexicans.
library Closed Monday
The public library will be closed
all day labor day, Monday, Septem
ber 1. ' .
Excursion IIsUm to Const '
.Grants Pass to Crescent City, by
easy riding cars, for IT.60. Granta '
Pass and Crescent City Stage com
pany. Phone 26. 74tf
HiifitiNt Choir HiirprlMM Member
Last night the members of . the .
Uuptlst choir very pleasantly sur
prised Miss Millie Drake at her home
on D street when they unexpectedly
walked in and proceeded to entertain'
her after their own fa'sfflon. .Miss
Drake who will leave for Portland
in a few days has been a member of
the choir for several years and her
work there will S) greatly missed
during her absence. The evening was
spent with games and music and re
freshments ot Ice cream and cake
were served to Mr. and Mrs. Drake,
Miss Drake and the other member
f the choir.
JL.