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i PAGE FOUR Ci HANTS PASS DAILY COl'lUKtt MDMIAV, HKITKMHKU 1.1, IUIW- I! i .. 1 ; M The Years Have Taught Some Sweet, Some Bitter i Lessons, sings Lowell. - (May we suggest that fat bank balance goes far toward taking away the bitterness of lite. Each one must take the "bitter with the tweet, but we can. by nwparlns ahead, eliminate to reat extent the bitter. MORAL: Resolutely follow the plan of ateadlly aWng for the "RAJ NY DAY." THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SOUTHERN OREGON FTMSIAL BESERVEjS, fFER52NqL 55 LOCAL 1 Strings Violin Strings from 10c to $1. Bilk strings, gut strings, steel strings, copper wound strings, silver wound strings, alumin um strings. Strings for the Guitar. Mando line. Banjo and Zither. Von can find any Urlng you wish at kind of Stanton Rowell Music and Photo House 507 B09 O 8U SUCCESSFUL OUT DOOR MINING. HUGO. SUNDAY 'An out door Sunday school group meeting was held at Hugo yesterday and representatives front -Merlin. Winona and Grants, Pass were pres ent. Rer. G. C. Griffin was In charge and spoke at the morning ser vice. 'Dinner was served on the grounds. In the afternoon Mr. Grif fin conducted a praise an testimony service, after which !Re E. R. Mar tin of Portland delivered an address on Sunday schoot work, then Rev. C. M. Cltne preached an evangelistic sermon. An after service was held at which several persons professed conversion. These old fashioned outdoor meet- ings seem to have a great attraction for people. XKW TODAY LOST Between Grants Pass and Jump-off-Joe. eome short 516 inch chains with hooks on. Fin der leave at Oldings Garage. 71 WANTED $300.00 County warrants at 98 and accrued interest. Ad dress No. 1649 care Courier. 71 MEN WANTHD at Golden Drift dam. Apply Daniel McFarland. 740 North Tenth street, phone 211-Y after 6 p. m. 75 Writer Visiting Friend Here Everett Earle Stanard.' a resident of this city during his boyhood, now of Brownsville, is a guest at the C. M. Cline home. Mr. Stanard left this city bout 12 years ago. He has acquired more than a local reputa tion as a writer of prose and poetry, his contributions having been pub lished in a number of the prominent national magazines. His editorial and feature stories have been regu larly published in the Oregonian and Portland Journal. He served in the Oregon clerical detiu-hment at Camp (vris for many months. Daily Courier $4.50 the 18th. Miss Alice Anient spent Sunday with Miss Ieah farker at Seven ' Oaks. Fruit Jars at Cramer Bros. 77 Mies liladya Swacker went to Cres cent City Sunday morning for a stay lot two or three days. I Courier Bargam Day Sept. 18. Mrs. W. 11. Fallin returned Inst 'iilirlit from Bend, where she visited i Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Mahoney. ! Edison Mauds Untps at Harper's iElectrlo Store. U Mr. and Mrs. George l.undburg land daughter and Mr. and Mrs. k M ash burn made a trip to i Ashland Sunday afternoon. Pall Courier $4.50 the ISth. Mr. and Mrs. George Kiddle and daughter and Mrs. Bohsleo and rtnnirhter made a trip to Medford Sunday afternoon. Wlllard storage battery service station. SI 4 North SUth St. 17tf Elmer Wert returned to Port land todav after spending Sunduy here with his parents and other rel atives. Courier Bargain Day Sept. IS Mrs. 'P. tR. iCrostey returned to Soseburg this morning after spend ing a week with Mrs. August C.oet sche. Edison Maada I Amps at Harper's Electric Store. "5 Mrs. M. Rose and Miss M. Hudson, of Tacoma. arrived Sunday and are guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Trim ble. Daily Courier $4.50 the 18th. P. C. Cramer and wife arrived this morning from Ijos Angeles and will spend a week or more in this section. They will later visit relatives In North Wend. Wlllard storage battery service station. S14 North Sixth St. ' 17tf Miss Jane Miller, who spent tho past two weeks with her uncle and R. E, Ionc. of Seattle, is in the city today. Miss Bessie 1-ystul la a guest of Mrs, A. iGoettsche. Mra. Carl Gent tier returned yes terday from Portland, where she spent the summer. Courier Bargain Day Sept. 18. Mr. and Mr. A. U. Clarke were Grants rasa visitors Sunday on their way home to Glendule from Med ford, where Mr. Clarke purchased a Ford truck. -Dally Courier $4.50 the ISth. Mr. and iMrs. Utalph lavls. Mrs. I. M. iavla and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith motored to Byhee Springs on Sunduy making the trip on over the mountains to Sams , Valley and re turning by way of Gold 1(111. new Coats, new Sweaters and Dew Rats on Display Grunt Pans .Man to Wot A Tacoma dlapatvh In the Sunday Oregon Mate that S. P. Carlson. Granti Pass, Ore., and Bertha Chris Hanson, Pockton. Wash., have oh talned a marriage llcerise In Tacoma Flume Tokays lUpenlug Flame Tokay grapes are now tak Ing on sugar and rlitenlng fast. In most of the vineyards this year the yield was cut considerably by sun burn, but there will be some fine grapes for the market. Dry Wood For sale. Drop me a' ricks. 203 Burgesa St. card. Dr- 73 MRS. E. REHKOPF Work at Old Channel Mine Y, J. Marvin was In the city to day and t ute that preparation are being made for a big run. at tho Old Channel placer I ml lie near Calico. Mr. Marvin exiects to work at the mino and says about 15 men will he employed. Fxcumlon Bates to Coast Grants Pass to Crescent City, by aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Seebach, left j easy riding cara, for $7.50. Grants this morning for her home at Port-' Pas and Crescent City Stage corn land, i y- Thone 26. 74tf Courier Bargain Day Miss Marjorie Ijtrson. Sept. 18. who spent Surveyor at Hays Hill j several days with relatives and) John Hampshire, who has Just re- friends here, ond spent Sunday at I turned from Portland where ho hasj Me.'rir.l. returned .o Eugene this j been on business, states that survey-; morning. She was accompanied by ors will begin settimr. the iermanent ' Miss Ruth Hoffer of Eugene. also visited here. Edison Mazda Latops at Harper's Electric Store. 75 Daily Courier $4.(0 the 18th. Y.& THF OREGON aft I 11 Tonight First Slunv 7 . m. oiiert at H . m 111 I'S. hthelyn Ustrom, Soprano : I jtty f, ok ixw .tx(inu;s II 'st Xow touring the Piu-iflc 4'oust . I m, pih;uam t 'y Miiwh The lied Jevll, Orlando. - ' II p " 'i 2. Overture William Tell, Itomini. ';;., ? 4Z J ,1. Sextette l,u Ia, lonl.Hti. , ; .? ' ' f!k i ll f i ' 'f " !"l"'a,,0 .Sol m lloheme, Plic- I' -. ... rdfc. . -' I fj f ' 'f J 5. Quartet Kigolotto, Verdi. 4 " A II tUasl , - '.fa &umutm((i . L$k 0. Grand Selection tarmen, Bizet- H i CHARLES RAY ' ffSV I Joe Martin in "Jazz Monkey" l I BIG DANCeI 11 immediately after the concert at WALDORF HALL II 11 litidies 10c Gentlemen 15c 10c a dunce II who grade stakes at Hays Hill today. Mr. Hampshire will soon have a crew of men clearing the right of way. XfWlce to the Public J. K. Bartlett is not working for us. Any inquiries concerning our electrical servl -o will lie promptly looked nfter by Mr. Cunningham or Mr. Paul. Paul's Electric Store Medford, Oregon. 79 relytory Meets nt Merrill 1 The Presbytery of Southern Ore-' gon will meet at Merrill on Tuenlav. ; September 30. at which time Dr. ' Aaron Wolfe will be Installed as'the pastor of the tMerrlll church. Rev. U "Myron Boozer or Medford will preach the installation sermon. County CoinnilMNioiicrs I let urn Commissioners MoC&'he and Mc Fadden returned Sunday from l'ort-j land where they have been attending. a business meeting or county Judges and commissioners of the state. Judge Gillette returned from Port land Saturday evening. Attending l. A. It. Reunion Grants Pass will bo' represented at the 27th annual reunion ot the Southern Oregon Soldiers and Sail ors. Association by several G. A. Jt. and W. R. C. members, a' number having already gone from here. l,ouls Huff, Mr. and Airs. J. K. (Peterson and Mrs. M. A. 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