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GUAM'S |>U» DAILY <*•» HIEB
PAGE FiH’H
PERSONAL
We Want to Help
'
This bank desires to lie of persona! assistance to you.
We have assU.ctl others. Will you give us the chance"
We cannot aid you unless we Know what you w.itjt
Come In and let’s talk it over. Ask our satisfied . is
tinners and they will tell that we have helped them. Tire
thing that gives this bank the right to live, to grow, to
prosper, is the service it renders the community. Don't
hesitate. Come right in and tell us how we can serve
you.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
MFMBI«
FFOTUAL RFSFHVI
SY STI M
OF Sill THFI.'N OREGOX
Glasses-Glasses
Plain Tumblers IWr |n*r dozen
Tldn Blown Tumbler*. Sl.|!> per «!<»/.
Star Cut and Grape Pattern Tumbler*. 52 per dozen.
Rogue River Hardware Co.
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MEDFORI)
Friday, Mar
Agnes Nielson Skartvedt
Star Contralto Soloist
Of
THE FA MOI * SFATTI.I
TEMPI.E < MOKI S
in concert
5t»c, si.no. S1.5P
Seat sale now on. Mail order* promptly filled.
Address: Page Theatre
COLUMBIA
KLENZO
Grafonolas
and Records
LIVI «I» 1 XTISI'l’TK’
A ientific preparation for 'he
mouth, teeth, gums throat gar-
gle. A valuable aid in t he
treatment of Pyorrhea.
The best music, the newest
music, the most popular music
—Columbia gets it all.
You
can hear any tune. air. melody,
rag or jazz you want in our
store. Come in and bear any
of them your fancy dicta' s.
You are welcome to play any
record on any Grafonola.
25c and 5<h-
• .¡emus " -Ik Drugs
LOQflL
Millinery Display
■ i
Il«>y i ’ lu.'p is spending tho day Delineator* Have Arrivisi—
The March copies of the Delinea
attending io liualnvs
tn M otf <
tor
are now at the Golden Huie.
feed
tor
sale
Josophinv
Chiai,
litt
County Flour Mill.
.1. F. Hale and Il N infialili. of Music Lover* Attention—
V no* Nielson Sk.iriiedi. "tar mb
Halos Piano store at
i Medford. nre at
tralto soloist of the Seattle Temple
the Josephine.
Long are linrus, at the Pago, Medford« Erl
j
Mr. a tul Mrs. .' x. F.
day, March 12th
spending a few «lays V ¡siting In \sh-
land.
' s Rose VVtckuian Is spending a «'tirisiian Seien««' la'ctur«*—
Opera house, Friday, March 12,
few days in ihe city, having driven
in.
I»
I down fniui Medford yesterday.
Hemstitching and pecoting. lHc
ill st. I.nkr’»—
ip.! I ' • per yard. Nellie Nr.a our Servlev*
There will be a celebration of tln>
Mrs Geofge Thompson ami Mrs.
Holy Communion at 10 a in. tomor-
itoseli, ira
Andy McCarthy went to
row, iThuraday) at St. Luke's Epfs-
last night Jo visit there for a few
Hev. Philip K lluin-
copal chur h
days.
maud, will be the celebrant.
,
lohn Chastain went to Medford
I this morning to drive down an auto
Dancing Club Will M«Vt—
1 t.ru< • that he was forced to leave
Tho 50-50 dancing club will hold
h' • yesterday because of the rain
their next dunce Friday night. March
Chick feed for sale. .Isisophlnc 12, at the Waldorf hall. All mem-
¡County Flour Mill
11 if bora are asked to bo present.
t ___ _
Lee Calvert is spending the da'
•’ Rock Point attending to some bus­ t 'liri*tian Si leni r l<rctnrc—
line** connected with the road work
Opera house. Friday. 'larch
[ ttier«'.
p. in.
\ Hamilton, a mining man of
P no. Nevada, arrived today for a I irli neat < ir» Have Arri ve’I—
few days in the city to look over
Tiie March copies of the Delinea- ,
soui«' mining properties.
tor are now at the Golden Hole
16 I
I
Weed chains 2<> per cent off at Ho­
barts this week.
17 Church of God Services—
C. E Glidden of the Crater Lake
Services will be held every night
Lumber company. of Bray, was a this week al 7:30 in the Church of j
k»cal visitor here last night.
He God chapel, corner Third and J
left today for Bray.
streets. The meetings will be con- j
.1. Af. Sniock returned this morn­ ducted by Io al ministers nf that de­
ing from Yuma. \riz.. where h« ni on I nn Hon.
spent the winter. He was met here
•
by Mr* Smock and they Mil leave Error In Warrant Cull—.
for their home at Holland tomorrow.
List night's Dully Courier an­
You will find Dr. Ingram's off’ce nounced the calling of general coun­
over the Golden Rule Store
3 1 ty warrants to July I. 1919. The
Mrs. Maud Miller and her father. notice should have read road war-
T. M. Renshaw, left today for Ho­ -ints Instead of general warrants,
quiam. Wash., where they will wake the error being made In Piking the
their home with a son of ‘Mr. Iten- nu ssage over the phone.
<
County
shaw. They will viclt for a few Treasurer Calhoun lias been I kept
days in 'Eugene.
busy today explainin': that ha had
Mr. and Mr* M Kerl. of Nehrus- no funds for the taking up of gen-
ka. arrived last night from Ctdifor- era! warrants.
nia and spent the night here wlth
I Mr. KerPs cousin. Henry Schubert. lieliiKuitor* Have Arrivisi—
‘ Thev left this morning for Portland
The March copies of the Delinea
Weed chains 20 per cent off nt Ho- tor nre now at the Golden If ile
■ hart's this week
17
J. D. Hayes, of Portland, is vlslt- Ihni'C Forget—
' !ng here with his brother. D. O.
The dante nt the Spence
Hayes, of the assessor's office. Mr. March 13. Music hy the Neilson or-
i Hayes was fii’ierlntendent of schools chest ra
A big fend at midnight,
here about 20 years ago hut sin e Come one < ome all.
that time has resided In Portland
This is his first visit here In four < »pen flolisc at City Market
years.
On Friday the City Market will
"Hvdmint'a Violet Sec.” Sabin have open house and an Invitation
has it.
16 Is extended to all their friends nod
Mr. and Mrs. .1. E. 'oppeck, who customers as well as th I he general
were married in Grants . Pass on public to call and Inspect their now
Monday, went to
Mrs.
Coppeck’a equipment in operation,
homestead In the Winona district ménta will be servisi and
this morning for a'short stay. The? ;
rim ■!
will then go to Klamath Falls to,
visit, and later will spend «ome time i
Mr. Coppeck's ranch, tin Juniper!
IH Tour m F
»’firn
tan hero, at Straw.
IÌIIMMI U
AND T AIMilil I» Il VI S
Weekly *1,1«' »ertile of tile filinoli*
M«'iuluvv brook mid Itili more lint»
rnr$. nellie Deas
S|l(<VMA«»r to
Mr*. K. lieh k op f
Overcoats, Suits
Shoes, Furnishings
FOR MEN
Al'
Peerless Clothing Co
Cash Clothiers
HOME OF HAH I St H AFFXKH ANI» MAKX CU»IIII >
lhe Little Furniture Store
With the Big Stock
Just Around the Corner
(«ith and <• Sirret» 1
11’* wort il joiir lini«' lo look nur stock «»ver Iwfore ,v«>ii ••«!>.
are *pe< lui* in iliimer »et* in ilio vviinl’m toilny.
Hiev’'
See the i«ll-«'ii»t, u II-| m » t < elnln range v»r are *elling «• • ••«' prli e oth
er* get for the olii style Move.
Your* for Good I iirtiHiirt*
HOLMAN’S FURNITURE STORE
and Bonks
fore
77.«
STANTON ROWELL
L. .adder, i
t night tor a visit here
•her daughter
Music and Photo Hous«
507 G Street
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BOXING MA
CH
Opera House, Thursday, March 11, 1920
Under Auspices of American Legion
Tomorrow
Main Event
Roy Cedarstrom vs. Knockout Carmen
of Roseburg, Ore.
of Portland, Ore.
155 lbs. .
10 Rounds
155 lbs.
raping
Roaring
sollicking
Romance
of the
West
Picture
That will
Hold you
Spellbound
Semi-Final
Kid Rocco vs. Frankie Webb
of Eugene
135 lbs.
8 Rounds
Portland, Ore.
135 lbs.
Harry Carey
Preliminaries
in
Bat Richey vs. Kid Demillia
of Grants Pass
Camp Grant, III.
135 lbs.
. 4 Rounds
135 lbs.
“A GUN EIGHTIN’
GENTLEMAN”
TOPICS OF THE DAY
V'11his title as
rrCQClie LzOClgC fly-weight champion of
Grants Pass D J
in fast three
against DUU 01111111 round b o u t
STRAND COMEDY
Friday and Saturday
OREGON I
Dorothy Phillips
Heuerte acnts on Mile at Horn Inga Sluiek*
“PAID IN ADVANCE
I viiih koiit ( i:r:nm <l P’rtliind, olio meet* ltoj (edili* trim in main event
FIRST HOI T IIK.IXS PHO.M PTLV AT M p. M.