PAGE FOL K MONDAY, J 4M MCV lu. urjo. GRAMS P .AM DAILY ” merchants lunch at the listed al Crescent City for service in «7 the Panama canni zuue Oxford Grill. Mrs. Will Lempke arrived thin morning from Roseburg. V ill 3 Kit til Santa li«»»rt— Marrying a man to reform Mr. and Mrs. (.¡raffle llalier will may appeal to you girls -buj leave this evening for Siiula Rosa, ware! See what happens to California, where they will visit with Stewart in ‘•Mu ...ary llegan” O friends for about a month Wed nesda.v and Thursday. Miss Frances Davisson, of Oxford Grill— ford, spent the week end with .Merchants lunch Served 'll Mill U | 11:30 to 1:30. Menu changed dully Maree Edwards. 11 OCR VI Utst gvt Willard storage battery serv Ice , Not how cheap, but how good, Is our 'I ' I '1 station. 314 North Sixth St 17tf I policy. B. F, Skillman left north this morning anti will atop at Roseburg, To Grant» l,a»s- Eugene. Vlbany and other points. Mias Clara Hicks left this morn­ "Mary Regan” heroine of IssRoy ing for Grants Paas, where she wtil Scott's famous stories of New York visit for »ever a I days with friends. night life. Is charmingly portrayed Roseburg Review. by \nita Stewart at the Oregon thea­ tre Wednesday and Thursday. 69 <•«>««« to State Capitol— Mrs. JI. W. Webber anti Mrs. Al­ M. 1 a Opdycke, county water mas­ len Underwood went to Iceland this ter. left yesterday for Salem, where morning to spend the day with their he will remain during the special ses- husbands. Mr slon of the state legislature. H. M. Pfefferle, of Takilma, who Opdycke was a clerk of one of the Strong, Light and Durable has been working nt Brookings for oommltteen at the last session and several months. Is ta the city for a will probably be retained in the Haute couple of days. position at the special session. George Ehler. Waldo merchant. D. S. Pfefferle. Chas. Owens. Dave Mr. Pool Visits Friends— King and Chas. Vass, of Takilma, Z. B. Poole, a former resident of wore In the city today on court bus­ this city, is here from McCloud, Cal­ iness. ifornia. visiting with old time friend» Anita Stewart as “Mary Regan." and relatives Mr. Poole is now con­ mystery girl in iavRoy Scott’s great nected with the McCloud Lumber novel—lives and loves by beauty and company. wits in New York’s fast game of bls business and pleasure. Oregon Wed­ Wo Pay 25c Per Pound—*• nesday and Thursday. 69 For all poultry except old roosters. * Mr anti Mrs. J. Ralph Wood, who Temple Market. «7 spent the holidays with Mrs. Wood’s THE INSTRUMENT OF parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hair, and New Gram! Jury QUALITY' A now grand Jury was this morning from tlte list . | Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Casey, after an Jurors, the body being composed as CLEAR AS A BELL I absence from this city of two or follows: J. F. Lloyd. Grants Pane, The first meeting of the Grants three years, arrived last night from I foreman; W. J. Jones. Provolt: G. M. BEAUTIFUL TONE AND Pass chorus will be held at the Bap-, Clarksdale. Ariz.. and will remain Luper. Grants iPaas; Chas. F. Hart. APPEARANCE | list church on Tuesday evening. Jan­ indefinitely. Waldo; A. J. Green, tirants Pass; W. Sonora's tone vvon highest uary 13. at 8 o'clock. All those who Gowns and Anita Stewart' The I S Bailey, Murphy; M. J. Maslker, score for quality at the Pana­ like to sing are invited to attend. dainty star of Alary Regan" dis­ Grants 'Pars. ma-Pacific Exposition. I The chorus will lu‘ under the direc- plays some beauties. Whether rid­ Sonora's •'bulge” design lines 'tion of F. H. Applehoff and is or­ ing over the mountains, presiding at ' No Red Tape— arc produced by a patented ganized for the purpose of mutual___________ _________________ fi______ a lobster supper in one of New York’s 1 Just phone 262-R for the Sooner process, are exclusive with So­ enjoyment and to unite all the sing ultra-cafes, eloping with her soon-to- Taxi. Two Dodge cars, and two lit­ nora, and are typical of the ers in one organization for the good ' be-millionaire husband, or breakfast- tle old Fords that are always on the finest furniture. of the community. There will be nojng in silken pajamas, she delights These are but a few of the membership fees, and the music to. the eve and charms the devotee of many reasons why Sonora. be used is the property of the Grants fashion. Oregon Wednesday- and Don’t Forget— which plays ALL MAKES of Pass Choral Union. Thursday. The dance at Spence Hall January disc records jierfectly without Make the first meeting a good one. 17. The'Neilsons will furnish the extra attachments, is world- J. M. ISHAM. music. The cooks are arranging for The air of "Yanke Doodle” famous. MRS C. R DRAKE. a big chicken feed, also lots of other old as the time of Cromwell. TH EX». P. CRAMER. 69 STANTON ROWELL Sir John Oldcastle was the fin good »ats Don’t miss it F. H A.PDLEHOFF. author among the British nobility, Music and Photo House Beethoven learned to play- the Medford Attorney Here— 507 G Street CASH RIWAltD harp-si hord at the age of four. A. E. Reames. a leading attorney of Medford, is in the city today’ in I will pay the above reward to attcr.Lmce at the session of the cir­ NEW TODAY School Library Books Hee1— any one for evidence to convict, or cuit coart. Mr. Ream«** is attorney The books for the school libraries any information leading to such evf- SEE G. P. JESTER for life insur­ for »owe of the litigants In cases in the various districts of Joseplflnt dence to convict the parties who ance- -Penn Mutual Life. 5#tr which are before the co:rrt nt the Jury term county have arrived, and will be dis­ stole seven head of my hogs, The ALL YOU HAVE TO DO is to use a tributed in the near future from the hogs were marked, crop off of rii-ht little Judgment in buying, end office of the county superintendent. ear. swallow fork in left ear, weight you ran not possibly go wrong. »’on Can’t I'odge— Each year new books are pur hased about 140 pounds. Were last seen The I’. i ’- i e Tnxl. two cars, a Ford The future of Grants Pass is as­ ■for the districts, an appropriation of in Jacob Houck's pasture in the lat­ sured. if voii don't get in now and a Chevrolet, both gtmranteed t< 10 cents for ea h child in the school ter part of December, 1919. The driven you will have regrets within six stand the ’‘Climate.” census being made. The books are The above reward can be collected are alto «ei! broke to the climate months. purchased throngh the state library at the Josephine County Bank. We hope no <> gets sore at this, at upon the order of the county super­ R P. GEORGE, wn both love climate. Phone If you want to possess one of the 1-1 2-1 3t intendent. Kerby, Ore., Rd. 1. 22-J. Geo. A. Hyde and H. L. Bar­ coziest 5-room bungalows, with géant. dât f ■ garage, ail modern conveniences, Nucccnaor to Mr». E. Itehkoid THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SOUTHERN OREGON BEAUTIFIES THE HOME BA STAIN Pruning Shears 8 ft. length 10 ft. length Rogue River Hardware Co. SONORA UHUKAL UNIUN lUtiUfll OREGON TOMORROW ONLY HALE HAMILTON IN “The FOUR FLUSHER l play that will make you grip your seat—llow love and ambition beat tlie great Itarrler—Money, it’s another comedy a. big Get Rich Quick Wallingford. LAST TIMES TONIGHT LILA LEE IN “ Rose ’o the River ” It’s about a pretty country girl, a country l>oy and city chap BURTON HOLME» TRAVELOG! E .. . . fine basement and splendid shade trees in the choicest residential Mr. Ilarcke fa-ft Misery— One of the latest climate ailvertls- distri. t for only »1500 see McKin­ ing stunts by Grants Pass was re-1 stry. ceived In the city by the Mall Tribune i today from our old companion In finest 153 acres, 60 acres of the of river bottom silt soil, 20 acres misery, Henry Harcke, and consists . mostly in apples, principally New- of a post card with the picture of a town. Spitz and Wlnesaps, fairly big thermometer on a store corner good livable house and barn, on with a hand pointing to the figure splendid roadway, at one-third the 100, indicating that that was the price of anything g in the valley, temperattire on December 25. 191» Medford Mail Tribune. quality considered. Close In. 7-room lioiine In good livable con- dition. in choice residential dls- trlot, fine bath tub, small eook stove, some furniture, corner lot, »500. Several choice homes at bed rock prices. located to suit YOU. It don’t cost you anything to talk. SEE me. E. T. McKinstry, 603 u street. 66 FOR SALE A few thorouglibred R.i I. Red, Black iMinorlca and Barred! Plymouth Rock cockerels. For this week only at E. Chailson, 400 West O street. 71 WANTED TO RENT \n Underwood typewriter. Address No. 55, care of iCourler. 68 WANTED Team of young horses or mares, weight about 1 200 pounds. (Jive description and price. Ad­ dress ('. A. Pruitt. Merlin. Ore 71 LOST One black milk cow. Finder phono 278-Ft and receive reward. 66 Thore I h no other wuy In whlch you eau add permanenlly l<> the uttraetlvenoss of your home us cheuply a- through u proper sé­ lection of furnlturv. We hâve a dlspluy uf pièces and designs Ihut wlll ititerel you even If you are not contemplâting Immédiate purchase We Invite you In Just for your owti satlafuolon and Informa tien Corne novA btty when you are rendy. '• WE TURN A HOUSE INTO A HOME ” Rues, I ! NOI f UM f R an GIS, W a U P a FFK, StW.'NH M acninh i. H ooíuaí H olmans F urniture S tore OPPOSITE THE BAND STAND P hone 605 G S treet . G rants P ass , O bagok TAILORED CLOTHES have a great deal to do with one’s welfare. Successful men wear them. They cost no more in the end. Have your next »»tilt tailored by M15 and le»» to gtl5 and more GEO. S. CALHOUN Over Fifteen Years Ixvcal Agent Overcoats, Suits Shoes, Furnishings FOR MEN- AT Peerless Clothing c . Cash Clothiers HOME OF IltltT St ll II I NI ft IND M lltX f LOTIII » DANCING Broadway Novelty Orchestra Waldorf Hall WEDNESDAY, JAN. < arriers Wanted— Carrier boys for Dally Courier wanted routes now open. Extra pay for rainy weather. Apply once. KLENZO 50 fifi 5 MAKERS OF MUSIC JUGGLERS OF JAZZ 5 Dental Creme Makes Mouth feel so cool an