GRANTH PARS DAILY (X)l RIHIt
RATI IlDAY, NOVEMIIKK 3i». I»II».
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Thul cull meant Ilfs or death to inuny of our bruvs boys over
In Fran<e. It wua the call for action in th« greatest adventure
ths world has even known.
And even In peace tlruss, lliero still com»» the call of "Over
the Top,” a challenge to get out Into action In the great affairs of
life, A savings account at our bunk will prove a groat hulp to you
when tha latter call cornea. You dextro to succeed, to be in the
front ranks, to win a name and a fortune. Our bunk will help
boost you along. Enlist with us and we will go over the top to-
Kether.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
SOUTHERN OREGON
Send for lioolflct, "flow Dori It [icnefit Me?”
A.
MKW TODAY
| PIANO TUNING Geo. W. Cross of
Medford will be in Granta 'Pass on
or about December 1st, those wish­
ing their pianos tuned or repaired
kindly leave orders at Rowell’s
Music Store. Your satisfaction la
my sucres«. All work guaranteed
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A
Victrola
F« »It
Christmas
JOB. MORS AGENCY Fire
ance, plate glass liability
ance. 204 H Sixth atreet.
Th« greatest singers, musi­
cians, und entertainers In the
world ent»r your bom« with
th« coming of your Victrola.
Nothing else will bring so
much pleaaure to every mem­
ber of the family.
Come in today Choose your
Victrola In plenty of time for
ChrlatmiMl *•
inaur-
Insur-
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STRAY ED From their range north
of Merlin, one »pin of bay work
horses. Horse, dark bay, white
slur In forehead, one hind foot
white. Mare, light bay. white
streak tn face. Both shod. Rewurd
will l>e paid for uny Information
leading to their recovery. Address
Frank Shearer. Merlin, Ore.
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FOR SAI J-J 6 cow» and 2 heifers,
T»aw^ and IMcktnson On the old
McCollum place.
Phon« Wllder-
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villa.
EfffiRiAY There <-ame to our place
west of Grants Paas, a red steer,
both ears cropped; a reddish cow.
notch under left ear, tage on right
oar; red cow dehorned and brand
on left hip; a white and bluish
colored cow, notch under both
ears and V brand on left hip. Own­
er Is notified to claim animals
laithrop Bros.
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STANTON ROWELL
Music and Photo House
.107 G Ht reel
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GOOD BARGAIN In Chevrolet car:
sell for cash or Ford and cash
Geo. S. Barton, Phone 515. 33tf
All
kinds of legal
Coartar
blanks
WANTED TO RENT 6 or 7 room
house, well situated.
Must be
at ths
modern. Inquire No. 2167 care of
Courier.
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FOR SALE tienile attractive pony,
aultable for rldlng or drivlng
Prive $40. Inqulre of A. L. Ed-
gerton.
3 4
Shill WOOOsi Edgerton mill. $2 M
per tier or delivered for $3.25. Has
been cut 2 H
months.
Phone
149-J or see W. C. Harmon.
68
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FOR MILK phone 149-J.
GRANTS PASS HOTEL
I
MUNI’
.
Roup
Chli-ken Oyaterette
Salad
Celery *n Mayonnaise
Fish
Salmon a la Malt re d'botel
Enfrtwst
Fried Chicken a la Maryland. 50c
Pork Chops Breaded Ifcuthern
Style, 40c
Tongue de Boeuf all Raifort, 40c
Asparagus Omelette. 40c
Roast
Roast Chicken Currant Jelly 50c
VegeGiblca
Mixed Young Vegetable«
Deneerta
Assorted Pies
Tea, Coffee or Milk Free
Weekdays
Merchant Lunch 11-2, 35c up
HORN
tJWLMEY—-To Mr. and Airs. George
Swlney, Friday. November 2*. a
daughter.
COLI» SNAP THROl'GH THE
MIDDÏJ: WERT IR OVER
Denver. Colo.. Nov. 29. -Reports
from Rocky 'Mountain states today
Indicated that the cold snap was
over The mercury stood at 35 de­
grees here thia morning, a rise of
approximately 4 2 degrees in 24
hours.
Quartz blank« at Courier office
OREGON
Flower pots, fern dishes and Jar­ Hogue ID»er Election Monday—
The Rogue River city election for
dinieres al Cramer Bros.
3J
L, W. Hartley came in from l*ort- mayor and councilman will be held
on .Monday. December 1. The name
land this morning.
Frcesia bulbs only 5 <ent» each at of O H. Gilmore appears on the of­
S3 ficial ballot for mayor, and S4. J.
Cramer 'Bros.
It's decidedly different at Grunge Myers. Henrietta Sandry and John
Hull out G street Decemiyir 5th 33 Owen», are candidates for council­
33 men.
chairs at Helmer’s.
Congoleum» in rug size and yard
Our work Is right charges right Home Made Bread—
Hobart's Garage.
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10 and 15c a loaf at Moore Ba­
Mrs. Frank ixiltoy and daughters, kery.
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Helena and Florence, were in the
city today.
Faxhlon Gnrngc Change« Owner»—
Armstrong's linoleums at Hel­ I The Fashion Garage which has
mer’s.
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33 been operated by J. F. Burke for
Gifts for children at Heimer’s. 33 the past six years, was sold this week
New bulbs direct from Holland, to C. F Burke and T. K. Knox. J.
just received at Cramer Bros.
33 F. ijlurke retains the agency for
Old fenders made new Hobart’s Studebaker and Overland cars. Mr.
Gnrage.
$♦ Burke will devote his entire time to
Miss Dorothy Boozer, of Medford, the sale of motor cars, with •how
Is spending the week end with Grants room at the prqpent location.
Pars friends.
China lilies and paper white nar-
Rread, Butter—
cisua grow well in water. Select your
And nrilk delivered. Moore Ba-
bulls» at Cramer Bros
33
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kery.
We do all kinds of welding -Ho­
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bart'■ Garage.
Mrs Stella Rack came in thia af- Buy» AlthtMiM* Ranch—
M. Urbran, a successful stock
ternoon from Iceland and will Oelde
rancher from The I»allea district, has
here.
the irrigated alfalfa
Detachable, nanttary tray high purenased
33 ranch In the Althouse district from
goods at Helmer’s.
Hyacinths, tulips and ctocus bulb» Joseph A. Skeeters, including all
at Cramer Bros
33 stock and equipment, and will at
This,
Edison Mazda Lamps. at.Harper’s once move onto the ranch.
of
37
acres
adjoins
the
Cyrel
ranch
Electric store.
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Edison Mazda 1ampi, at Harper’s Wise- ranch, and is one of the best
Electric store.
3 4 small farms In the Illinois valley.
Wm. O. Fttrgie arrived this morn­ The sale was made by A. N. Parsons.
ing from Portland and will be here Mr. and Mrs. Skeeters, for the pres­
some time, in the employ of the ent will move onto property owned
by them at Medford.
Southern Pacific company.
Morses Spencer sweet peas for fall
planting at Cramer Bros.
33 Phone Your Order—
For Home Made bread. We de­
TJ P. Sheip and three sons arrived
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Thanksgiving night from iaingdon. liver. Moore Bakery.
North Dakota, to »pend the winter
with Mr. and Mrs W. M. Wiley. Sp|,-n<li<l Sermon Aiqireeiatcd—
Mrs. Sheip remained with a •lek
Rev. Henry G. Hanson gave a!
daughter, font will arrive later.
thoughtful and inspiring sermon
Poultry tonic at Cramer Bros. 33 Thursday evening at the Church of
Radiators repaired -Hobart's gar- Christ at the annual community i
34 Thanksgiving service, lie chose for .
age.
Select rockers for Christmas gifts his subject. "When God Is in Pur-
while the assortment Is good at Hel­ suit,” stressing the Idea set forth in 1
mer’s.
33 the 2$rd Psalm that God's goodness
China lilies, nar lgjus and daffo­ and loving kindness is over, or sa
dils at Cramer Bros.
33 the original Hebrew seta it forth,.
Edison Mazda lampi, at Harper's pursues all continually. This he ap-j
Electric store.
34 plied as it Is related to national life, |
Mrs. Ella Wright of Portsmouth, and as it Is related to thf individual.
New Hamimhire. arrived here a few His auditors gave him cikeful atten-1
days ago. and will spend several tlon throughout, which Indicated
months with her brother. Geo. A. their appreciation of his helpful mes­
Hamilton and family, of Fruitdale. sage. The anthem,
" — ’ "Hark.
’” *■ Hark My
Her son,- James Wright, haa been Soul” Ki ven by the combined choirs j
here for the past several months.
of the churches added much to the i
Willard storage battery service spirit of worship which pervaded the
station. 314 North Sixth St
17tf service. •
Simmons steel beds In Ivory at
33 ' Only Ten Cent»—
Helmer's.
This Is the time to plant bulbs.
Freeh Home Made bread at all the
Get your choice now at Cramer Bros. groceries.
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We do all kinds of machine work
—Hobart's Garage.
34 Itoof lliaze at Blanchard.—
Scratch feed at Cramer Bros. 33
When Mr. and (Mrs. E. E. Blanch-,
ard returned to their home last night
Heavy Itidnfnll Along the Rogn1
at about 7 o’clock, after being away
A heavy rain that comm«
'from home all day, they saw a light
falling last night has stopped
in the direction of the house and
progress of ditch digging for
when they approached closer they i
southside irrigation project for the I disqovered the light was from a fire
day. It will be a wonderful help in in* the roof. They hastened to turn
the work, however, as soon as the 1 in an alarm but neighbors had dis­
rain cease«, as the ground 1 was too covered the blaze and notified the
dry for the moat expeditious work. . firemen. The fire department was
there not having been enough rain noon there and bv use of the chem­
thus far to wet down more than a ical »p i>a rat us extinguished the blaze
few inches. The rainfall is wel­ • in short order with only a damaged 1
comed by the farmers.
roof and chemical spots on the ceil­
ing. It is supposed the chimney
burned out earlfeo in the day and the j
roof caught from sparks.
Owing to the present excellent
condition of the roads the Grants
Paas & Crescent City Stage Co. will
take you to Crescent City or retura
for 15. •
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Bryant Washburn
Send Primmer to Folsom—
Messrs. Jenkins and McVay, of
Crescent City. Cal. were tn the city !
yesterday en route to Folsom with
Wm. Rodey, who had been commit­
ted to the Folsom state penitentiary
upon conviction for burglary. His
sentence was from one to five years.
is
“A Very Good Young Man
A LaugK Every Time the Clock Ticks
Also
Drew
BUNKER
Silk Petticoats
In all the Fancy Shades
mr$. Hellie Dea$
Su<«e*«or to
Mrs. E. Itehkopf
^e^neme
of Your Hom
is Shown in its
.Furnishings -•
Clothes do not make the man nor furniture entirely the home,
but they both help.
When you leave an exquisitely furnished home you can not
avoid attributing unconsciously in your mind the refinement -of
the home to the hostess.
<
We will gladly help you add to the beauty, refinement of your
furnishings.
" WE TURN A HOUSE INTO A HOME ”
Rues. liNOieuMf R anges . W au P aper S fw .' ng M achinfs a H ooskrs
H olmans F urniture S tore
OPPOSITE THE BAND STAND
P hone 50
605 G S treet , G rants P ass , O regon
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This Jolly Little Tailor of
is the mark of correct tailoring and
sensible e onomy. •
Orders for Christmas should be plac-ed now.
GEO. S. CALHOUN
•w>3 G Street
Fifteen year» local agent
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G. B. BERRY
Hamess and Saddlery
Auto Top and Canvas Work
With Grants Pass Hardware Co.
Overcoats, Suits
Shoes, Furnishings
FOR MEN—AT
Peerless Clothing Co.
Cash Clothiers
HOME OF H4RT SCHAFFNER AND MARX CLOTHES
Crescent City for $1.1—
EAST TIMES IONIGMT
Story of a model young man who trys to go
bad in order to win the girl of his heart.
PAGE WK
Minina blanks at Courier office.
It s The Handiest
Thing in the House
, Ke«p a
KANTLKEK
Water Bottle
In Your Home to Ease the
Aches and Pains
FILES
100
Expect a
Car Load of Nails
Wanted !
any day
Three Pruners
We buy in large quantities and conse­
quently can sell cheaper.
CLEMENS
Experienced
at
Rolla I »nigs-Books and
Stationery
Eismann’s Orchards
XU
Just Received a
Shipment of
Rogue River, Ore.
Grants Pass Hardware