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GRANTS PASS DAILY COURIER
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Making the Nation's Credit Liquid
Reservoir systems insure a steady water supply In every city
nd large town. The faucet Is of wry tittle value without the reser
voir behind It
The Federal Reserve iBanktng System is a aiuiple and practical
mean of making the nation'a'credK liquid at all .times.
As member of that system, this bank Is as independent of lo
cal conditions as it Is humanly possible to make It.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SOUTHERN OREGON
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PERSSNflL !! LOCAL
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. IS IT LO.VIKD?
Tht Kodak that ia to bring
home the pictures of the deer
you got or saw?
Don't spoil a,' perfectly good
trip by neglecting to have a
Kodak and plenty of . Films
along.
Eastman Kodaks and Films,
the best made. ' v
Stanton Rowell
Music and Photo House
807000 G 8.
Upturns Front San Francisco
James Martin returned last night
from San Francisco, where he was
summoned about ten days ago as a'
government witness in the 'ruler
land fraud case. -Mr. Martin states
that there were approximately 800
witnesses summoned for the trial
and several other abstracters from
Oregon, besides himself, were pres
ent. Bight men were arraigned for
trial, five pleading guilty and the
charges against the other three be
ing dismissed. Mr. Martin says that
from what he could learn of the tun
nel rave-in on the Southern Pa
cific near Kennet. It wlH be next
Tuesday before the track is cleared.
Good progress was being made when
a second cave-In occurred. Passen
gers are walking over the tunnel,
while Mexicans are engaged In car
rying griie and other luggage for
the women.
"Agents Authority to Sell" book
ot BO blanks. r0?. Conr.?' office.
I'nlque Window Wsplay .
A window display that Is attract
ing unusnal Interest Is one at the
Rochdale grocery which represents
an old fashioned home. The exhibit
Is made up ot number of choice
heirlooms loaned by people of this
city. The display was arranged In
the interest of the evening service at
the church of Christ next Sunday
when the sermon, songs and entire
meeting will feature the Idea of the
old fashioned home.
Mrs. y Brlggs, of Kerby, has been
i In the city for several days. '
; Wens Blrdseye, of Rogue River,
( was in the city today.
V. C Smith, of Tttcoma, arrived
In Grants Pass tills morning. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Jo Rose returned to
Roseburg last night ffter visiting
i Grants Pass relatives.
Willard storage battery service
station, IM North Sixth St. - lTtf
George Flint has returned from
, his vacation spent in the Klamath
: country, and la again at his duties
with the Standard Oil company.
Judge John M. Chllds. of Ores
cent City, arrived here this mom In
from Salem and left on the stage for
his home.
Wlllard storage battery service
station. SI i North Sixth si lTtt
Mrs. M. J. Finch, of Kerby. went
to Central Point this afternoon to be
with her husband who is employed
there.
Mtss Mary K. Wood went to Rogue
River this morning for short stay.
Rarle Voorhles left this morning
for Thigene to resume his studies at
the IT. of O.
Judge and Mrs. Charles W. Sch-
jlack and Mrs. Edw. J. DePue. - of
I San Francisco, stopped over here last
night, on their way home from Seat
tle.
J. E. Bartlett of the Peoples Elec
tric Store. Med ford, Ore., will be In
this territory. etUl selling Standard
Electrical equipment same goods
t better prices your needs will be
j given our utmost consideration. 7Stf
Robert Martlneau. brother of Al
Martineau of the Josephine hotel,
arrived here a few days ago from
St. Paul. Minn., and will remain Indefinitely.
Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Fvans. of
England, and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cun
nlngham, of Amity, who are touring
the west, were -guests at the Jose
phine hotel last night.
Word comes from Glendale that
D. P. Grentnger, who recently suf
fered a severe stroke of paralysis.
Is much improved in health. Mr.
Grenlnger is known to many Grants
Pass people, having for many years
'come over to the Rogue every fall
I to angle for steelheads.
You saw these
coats and suits
in your favorite
magazine
Comeg in and try
.them on
We recommend
Wooltex tailor-made
Because first they are designed to give each and
every type of woman "That Well-dressed Look" '
Then they are tailored so perfectly of superior
fabrics that they keep their stylish lines.
Let us show you Wooltex coats
and Suits
The Golden Rule
The Store That Sells Wooltex
'ml
K. D. Thompson, of iVImer was In
the city today, returning home this
afternoon.
Mrs. IS. C Underwood and. Mrs.
Pat 8laJtory went to Medtord thin
afternoon for a few days.
Itnnce at Takilma
Saturday night, September ST.
Music furnished by Nollson's orches
tra. . 81
lr. I Wiu 1 mm a Clerk
O. W. Wlnetrout was. takeu se
verely ill yesterday and is confined
to his home. Word has been aont
to his son, Clarence, who Is attend
ing the Salem fair, and ho ht expect
ed home on this afternoon's train.
In the meantime, Dr. R. J. lleatul is
acting as chief clerk and: salesman
at the Wlneirout Implement store.
. . i .
IHtiHing farty
Waldorf Hull Saturday- nlKht. 81
Attention lleiiefinli
The state president will make her
oftlolal visit Saturday evening. Sep
tember 27. Preceding lodge a ban
quet will be held at 6:30. Rebekahs
and their husbands Invited, -aliie all
visiting Rebekahs. 80
The Auto Park Was Tuel
The article in yesterday's Courier
slitting that a nuiuber'of our cttlxens
assembled at the city park to clean
up the grounds was In error, as It
was the aiito park grounds that were
given a cleaning. Our city park has
been kept in fine condition this sum
mer by Joe Martellertl, park superintendent.
frerent lry for $.t
. Owing to the present; excellent
condition of the roads the Grants
Pass A Crescent City Stage Co. will
take you to Crescent City or return
for 75tf
new Goats, new Sweaters
and
new fiats on Display
MRS. E. REHKOPF
THHQriWTION
coming from a friend Is a compliment to your good taslo lu clothes,
auu aiso 10 tne tailoring skill of
A0.1 a Street
GEO S. CALHOUN
Kiftoen years local agnnt
ItoMit Open Sunday
S. S. Schell states that the road
on, the south side ot the river will
be open for traffic next Sunday. To
take this road and not Interfere
with road construction, drivers
should take the Park lune road to
the rock crusher, then go by the old
sugar plant site to connect up with
the paved road leading south. From
thore on they will have almost six
miles of, pavement to drive over, to
the Jackson county line. Mr. Shell
Is now grading the road from the
Sixth street bridge to the end of the
present pavement, a distance of
about one-third, of a mile. ,
Price to Advance
Beginning October 1, the prices on
cleaning and pressing will go up
Roper's Tailor Shop. The Wardrobe
Cleaners. . 84
Itouth of Mm. ('. A. Heath
Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Heath and son.
Ixiyal, returned last night from Al
bany, where they attended the fu
neral oft Mr. Heath's mother, Mrs.
Anna J., wife of C. A. Heath, who
died on Thursday, September 18, of
neuritis, and was burled In River
view cemetery, 'Albany on the 20th.
Mrs. 'Heath was born In New York
June 7, 1848, and at the time or her
death was 73 years 3 months 11 days
old. With her husband and children i
: she moved to eastern Oregon In
1884, and in 1910, came to Grants
, Pass, which was her home until
I about three months ago when Mr.
jand Mrs. Heath went to Albany to
1 live with their son. She Is survived
by her husband and two sons, K. P.,
of this city, and T A., of Albany.
I J. R. Bartlett
Of the Peoples Electric Store,
j Medford, Oregon, will be in this ter-
rltory, still selling Standard Electrl
ical equipment same goods, better
prices your needs will be given our
utmost consideration. 75tf
EVERSHARP
The Perfect Pointed
Pencil
f Always Sharp
Never Sharpened
A point for everything,
you write
$1.00 up
Clemens
Sells Drags and Books..
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Of course your baby is worthy of the bent, the mont comfortable
carriage to be had.
We have particularly fine Hue of such carriage on band at
this time. You can make a selection ot any grade, at any price.
You will at least have the satisfaction of knowing that llitby is
appearing on the streets wirrectly If In a carriage bought here.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes
at
Peerless Clothing Co,
Cash Clothiers
"If Men Wear It We Hate It"
IH Oregon theater
AdminMoii l.V nl ii.1c
TOMUIIT and 8ATl'ltl.V
WALLACE REID
.and
THEODORE ROBERTS
in
"The Roaring Road"
"Toodles" wasn't afraid of siNM-dlng at the rate of 110 inileN
an hour on a strange track und racing with it limited train was nil
in a day's work, Just hecaiino there was a Klrl at the other end of the
line. Hut speed munla wan only another -nuinifititntion of lovo.
. - A picture play for everyone who owns, rides In, drive, likes or
wonft an automoMIe
Also
"WHEN LOVE IS BLIND"
A slack Bennett Funny
SIXDAY SM)ND.V
"Pershing, The Weapon of Destiny"