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The Married Man
LOCAL j Notion Sale
PER52NAL
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* They make a good many jokes at th« expense of the "poor mar
ried man,** but really marriage la no Joke to the mini who Is mar
ried.
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It Is a stern, sobering event Io the average man when he
.takes unto lit in self a wife. It means two mouth» to feed Instead
of one. Two people to be prouerly clothed, a home lo furnish, ad
ditional duties unit rwH|H>nslbllltie». It means more economy, mor«
cureful Adjustment o( finances.An account at our bank la one <rf the
greatest safeguards the newly married man can make. Have a lit
tle something every week, every month, every year for u raiuy day.
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Jas. T. Chinnock made a business
Mrs O. I*. McAllister arrived this
I morning from Roseburg to visit her
trip to Glendale yesterday.
Holland bulbs at (trainer Bros. 45 panents, Mr and Mrs. J. 'I*. .Martin.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Gunning have ; Rev D. 1». Dodge went to Rose
returned from Klamath Falla and I burg Thursday on one of the delayed
will spend the winter at home.
trains.
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Aluminum ware at Cramer Bros.
Albert Anderson came in from
Willard storage battery service Drain yesterday to be with his fam
station. 3)4 North Hlxth St
17tf ily
Hyacinth bulbs at Crainer Bros 4 5
County Treasurer George Calhoun
Mr. and 'Mrs. H. T. Hull visited at la in Portland, where he attended a
Medford for a few days, returning i meeting of the c ounty treasurers of
home yesterday.
the state.
MEMBI m
Hot Point Irons at Crainer Bros. 45
Eugene Coburn was in Portland
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S Y S I » M
Mr. and Mrs Geo. Hutter, parents i this week to attend a convention of
<4f Mrs. Al Martineau, returned . on ' the county clerks of Oregon, which
Thursday front an extended visit in I was in session 'December 11 and 12.
lata Angeles
-Mrs B. W. Riggs and daughter,
Percolators at Cramer Bros. 45 Mias Virginia, will go to Granta Pass
1 A«lv«*rtising 4'limata-—
Mie« Susie Clark, recently return this evening, where they will spend
'It’s the climate." wrote Rev.
{('hurles It. Drake after hia name on ed from France where she served as ! the week end. Roseburg Review.
libo Hotel Portland register, Some- I'. S. nurse, visited her parents. Mr. | R II. Turner, receiver of the local
one though! he was casting reflec- and Mrs C. F. (lark, of thia city. I < land office, left this afternoon for
flou» on Portland because of the In She left during tbe week for Seattle. Grant» Pass, where he will spend sev
I trudlng blizzard, until he i added.
Pyrex glassware at Crainer Bros. 1 eral days attending to business mat
' Granta Paas. Mrs. Drake Is I also
H. B. Hendricks returned a few > ter. Roseburg Review.
Everybody likes to take pic
snowed lu with her huabuml Ore- days ago from Portland, where
O. 8 Goodnow baa gone to Sacre-
tures. Anyone would ap
spent the past year. He went
I gon la it.
mento to spend the holidays with his
. Waldo to be with his son, Cash Hen son and daughter. Mrs. Goodnow
preciate a Kodak or Camera
tlricka, who Is on the sick list.
BOHN
•has been in Sacramento for the past
for Christmas. There is
46 two months.
Nut sets nt Cramer Bros.
fPACKXEY
To
-Mr.
and
Airs.
Hobt.
nothing which gives more
Mr. and .Mrs. H K. Allison went
Hackney, of upper Deer creek, on
Mr. and Mrs. James Taylor, of
lasting pleasure There is
Wednesday, December 10. a daugb- to Roseburg yesterday. They Wil) Medford, have been in the city for a .
nothing which offers so
also viNt at Cottage Grove and Port few days to be with their uncle. Peter
large a scope from which to
land, returning to Granin f’aae after Allison, who has been seriously 111
the holidays.
with pneumonia Mr. A!,(son Is now
choose.
Carving sets at Cramer Oros. 45 on the road to recover?
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.Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Ht earns arrlv-
.Mrs Emily L. Iztdd, of Muskegon,
$2 86 to $5.97
ed from Salem Thtirsday to spend Mich., who has been visiting with her
the holidays with their sons. l>r son and daughter in Okanogan,
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Ralph W. Stearns of this city and Dr. Wash., for the past 15 months. Is
from $9.20 up
Robert W. Stearns of Medford.
here visiting relatives and will spend
Community silverware In new pat- the winter with her niece, Mrs.
SIANTON ROWELL
terns at Cramer Bros.
46 drew Rhade,
Makes a Fine
8 di. Clement, who sjient the past
Music and Photo House
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years with his son. Dr. L. O. Clem Duncing Pur*y—
507 fl Street
Waldorf hall. Saturday night.
ent. and family, departed yesterday
for Santa Rosa. Cal., to spend two
months with another son B. H. Clem Ixtdgr and Nociety Election
Good Assortment
The Courier will be glad to pub
ent.
at
- Pyrex alasswaare at Cramer Bros. lish th« lists of officerfi elected in the
Mr. and Mrs. >A. X. Parsons leave various organizations of the city.
CLEMENS
tonight for the latter’s former home Secretaries are requested to torn
Sr||a I > rugs-Hook a and
at Onarga. III., expecting to be ab •he list at the Courier office.
LEFT
Stationery
sent several weeks. They will also
TO
I visit In Chicago and at points In Iowa Library Wnnts Magazine«: —
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READ
SHOP
It will be greatly appreciated
and Nebraska.
THE ADJ
Chinn lilies at Cramer Bros.
45 those having magazines they no long
Jardlniers at Cranter Bros.
15 er car»- for. will bring lhem to the
Public Library where they will
passed on to others. ..
N o U om that will »alt your notk>n for IVirisi ma».
Notions that will suit your notion to keeft.
Successor u>
Mr». E. Rebkoof
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SOUTHERN OREGON
Let a Kodak Solve
tbe Probien
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STATIONERY
Xmas Gift
The important, the particular gift la not made to laat a day,
but rather to endure.
For enduring qualities, for comfort, constant utility, for en
dearing memories, furniture makes the beat gift you can select.
Go elsewhere for frivilous gifts, but for the gift that repre
sents your most loving care, come to us.
" WE TlfRH A HOUSE INTO A HOME ”
R ugs . L inoleums R ancis , W all P aper , S ewing M achines s . H oosiers
H olmans F urniture S tore
OPPOSITE THE BAND STAND
P hone
50
605 G
street .
G rants P ass , O regon .
This Jolly Little Tailor of
is the mark of correct tailoring and
sensible economy.
Orders for Christmas <dio«:l<l be plac-ed bow .
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OREGON Monday
NAZIMOVA
“THE BRAT”
Tomorrow
The World’s Greatest Actress
In Maude Fulton’s Great Stage Success
GEO. S. CALHOUN
Kerby I «tuple Married—
Clarence Vernon Hunt and Peurle
Albright, both of Kerby, were mar
ried Wednesday evening. December
10, at the Presbyterian manse. Rev.
Henry G. Hanson officiating.
A given quantity of steam coal will
i move »>« tons of freight and the same '
quantity of fuel will move 100 tons.
F or G ift ’ s —
Oak Dining' Sets
-AT—
Christmas
HELMER’S
"The Home of Good Furniture’’
213 and 21S South Sixth Street
Seven Act» of Supreme Entertainment
From the chorus to the
night court, from the
night court to a home
of wealth.
From the
nameless waif to be
coming the wife of a
celebrated author. Ro
mance with a capital R
prevades this wonderful
story.
In the charity homes, in
the chorus, and in the
dark haunts of the city’s
slums—people called her
Any Man Would Like
one of our
New Style Vest Chains
An especially large stock
to choose from
THE BRAT
She never knew any
other name. One night
an author found her
among the drab derelicts
of a Police Court. He
took her home and She
Met His Fiancee
THEN!!!
PRICES
Adults .... 35c
Children ... 10c
We will treat
you right
NAZIMOVA in?THE BR.AT.'
“THE BRAT ” is conceded to be
Nazimova’s Greatest Picture
Because
we are here
to stay.
It’s the Climate
OTHER FEATURES
OUR SYMPHONIC
ORGAN
HAROLD LLOYD
COMEDY
O. Reynolds, I*rop.
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Letcher & Son
the service which are open to enlist-
ed men.
Enlistments Vre Sought—
A party composed of Lieutenant
E.’iB. Jackson. Color Sergeant Wal-
lace. Sergeant >l«eech and Corporal
Formeller arrived in the city last
night from Camp letwis. where they
are with the 1st U. S. infantry. They
will remain in the city till Monday
noon, and will receive applications
for enlistments in any branch of the
military service of the government.
Lieutenant Jackson States that en
listments will be received for either
one or three years, and that there
are 58 trades now. being taught in
Salvation Army Da to.—
All needy applicants are requested
to file their applications not later
than December 15th, to avoid rush
on account of other rushing obliga
tions thia year due largely to moving
The children’s
and hall repairs.
Christmas tree will be held this year
on Christmas eve. The baskets will
be distributed on Tuesday, Decem-
ber 23rd. Those attending are ad
vised to secure tickets from Ensign
J. E. Strautin at once.
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