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l'AMM DAILY C«»l HIEIt bill III* H, MARCII 20, IIFJU. i PEkSSNflL Carry the Flag of Savings And Victory is Surely Yours PAGE FIVS LOCAL LUXITE HOSIERY Russell Married in Portland— "Cuts»” for t nulls. Subiti has ' ! *1 An ubuhiim I combination of beautiful I marriage of John P. Graham Easter candies at Horning’s Shack material ant! long wearing <|ttality. am! -Has Dorris 'Itussell, formerly of lawn seed at (r ailier Bros, Popular prices. Grunts pass, -was solemnized In Port- Llncto la a Medford Mrs. lat<< on St. 'Patrick’s Day, Mardti 17, Itor for th* day, You v||l find Dr ingrani’» office at th« home of Mr. and Mrs. V. 1!. 34 Sw ii. ney 725 Ekrt 15th street. The over tin Golden Utile Store MuccesMtr to I, 11 W I) fertilizer at Cramer iRros. •/ 2.i eer- nony was performed by Rev. (A Mr*. E. Itehkopf J. H. Gunning *i-ni ,<» Glendale Era «« of the Lutheran church. I tills morning to »pend th« day look Ing after some 'tousiness matters. Hf i >1 M'-eting HemsGiching and pecoting, lue Granta Pass Lodge No. »4 ami 12c per yard N«llle Neat' Oltf A M on Tuesday, March 23. Work Miss Minnie Ireland *i>ent Friday in the M. M. degree. l vlaitlng III Medford, returnin ' hero i OF HOITHERN OREGON last night. Gil Hell Is Ktartcsl— Poultry*supplies and remdle K P. I (ugh os, representing ('ranter Bro« Ti finia <»11 company of Talent, Is He« G p. Jester for life it. uranc« a local vis tor. He says that th« I Medford feiun, which will put them 5!» If Penn Mutal Life drilling of the well was started last I In line for the championship of Sha k. Ent-ter Eggs at Hornin' Sunday and that it Is progressing Southern Oregon. Mrs. C. C. Grimes, who has been Th« high school boys gave a dance visiting here with Mrs. Catherine rapidly, They have already reached i a depth of 50 feet and expect to go for the girls after the game, which Gray, left last night for Pc rilan d. faster after this, as a hard strata was also was u great success Many of Bring your order for r •« bust!"» encountered a short distance down. the high school student« went from 25 SOOIIIIM. |,l 1,1, lllll ’S Oil to Cramer Bros. Th« company is prepared to put the th« gmiie to tlie 'party and a good Or res, the I aid les' tallo • will a- at w«’l down t-» a depth tof 4,000 feet crowd was the rebuilt, Neilson's or the Hat Shop every Tit idiy. Fine / chostrn furnished tho music. The woolens, latest styles 1 :h gri'di« if necessary to meet ’he oil that they t' u\ is there. Cer-monles will be I lose burg guests expressed them- , 25tf only. nc'il Sunday to chrlsti-n ’hp well. selves -as greatly appreciatlng the E. A. Murphy Is ntal <rg u tri? Th- wore ostponed from last week good time. Miss Wilson, their coach, through the Illinois vail-y todaj in on account of the bid weather. In thuiiknig Miss llllyard. th« Granta Hear it, s<-c it, compare its mi - of'I'yrt- company with Mr. Garn Pass coach, said that they had never partorii) lillo'lfoldc'l with other land, wh » arrived this m rnlng. FOR MEN—AT A. E, « A. M. Notice— been treated so nicely. Miss Hilyard uiacliiiic«—let your "e«r" for Jaitala-- for brightenin your wood Mem bent of Gran’s pass Ixxlge No. is proud of the showing made by her music I m * th«* jutigt*. work and furniture at Cramer Bro«. • I. are requested to meet al Masonic girls and deserves much credit for 'Mrs. T. E. Gilmore and Mrs J. Mc- l all Sundav afternoon at 1:15 to at » their success. Arthur, of Murphy, left f >r Medford tend th-- f ineral of Brother Marion I Cash Clothiers Bring Baby chick feed at Cramer Broa this morning to spend th- day visit Wilbur, at Hall's parlors. HOME OF HART SCHAFFNER AND MARX CLOTHES ing. 25 cars, Pattons Sunproof Paint, eold liy Fra I mer 'Bros. ‘ 25 Received Too latte-— STANTON ROWELL Easter Rabbits at Horning's. 31 A number of interesting local news Music and Photo House W A Fern, of Eugene, is spending items are being held over until Mon- ,M»7 G Street a few days in the city attending to I day. having been re. wived too late, I busines. and visiting friends Mr. All articles for the Saturday issue Fern la a former resident of tills city. should be sent to the office on Fri 5000 people. 42 camels and 1500 Mellin Coinmandery, Knights sheep are featured in the "Auction day. Templar, of this city bus accepted an of Souls." Oregon, Sunday. Monday Major Truax Get« la-ave— Invitation from '.Malta Coinmandery and Tuesday. 24 Major J. P. Truax, who recently Linoleum anti Felt Hase Gotsis as you know are durable, sanitary to attend Easter services at Ashland. Save the surface and sate all with anil easy to keep clean—there are no cracks to harbor dust and returned from Siberia where he spent The s|M»c|al service will l>e held at Mr. and Mrs Guy Binns left this germs. th« M E.' church at 2 p. in April 4. morning for Klamath Falls. after*a several years with the American forces. Is spending a month in the glven by Right The address will be t We have iMUtern« suitable for bedrooms, living rooms, dining room«, visit here with Mrs. Ann Crosby and city oil leave. Major Truax expects halls anil kitchen-. Our linoleum is the best in the market. Let The Junior high schnol was the Eminent Sir Knight Itev. Wro Wal Mrs. I.. G O'NIell. us show you i. h it we have. the s|>end the entire time here visit arene of thè toast basketliall game of lace Youngwoti. D D, grand prelate Garden tools at Cratner Bros. 25 ing with his family. of the grand em-ampmi-nt of the thè «eason Isst night when the local Yours for Good Furniture Mrs. Ralph Hunsaker returned to t'nlted Htaies high school team defeated thè Rose 25 Roseburg this morning after spend < roods on Increase— It is expt« ted that at least burg high girla' tenni li> a 2* tu 21 knights from this city will attend t he ing the week here. Site ex|*ects to j The crowds are reported to be on return to this <1ty the first of tie the increase each evening at the «core, The game started at « o'clo k service. HO5 G ST. week. and a real exhibition of girls' atti Church of Christ where Evangelist lei Ics sas witnessed by (he large I U-turn From Portland— "Auction of Souls" with the Ar-11 leniing is speaking on various phases The teams were evenly crowd E. L. Coburn has returned from in.-nIan lieauty, Aurora Mardixanlati of the subject of the secund coming matched and th« game waa on« of Portland, where be attended the con-( shows the bafbartcwT'irklsh rule oT:<rf Christ "'Last night he presented I Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Mon the fastest ever seen on a tiranta ventton of the county advisory boards, ravished Armenia Oregon. Sunday, five prophecies from the Bi-ble which Will H<»hl Examination— Mr. Wardrip a- tixl a. of the Salvation army Pass floor, 25 «re to be fulfilled before the second The I nited States civil service tana, Wyoming, Alaska). Entrance He reports Monday anil Tuesday. referee Incubators at Cramer Bros. 2'-I coining. These, he says, are nearly i commission announces that a book- salaries range from $900 to $1400 much work accomplished by the The local girls showed splendid meeting lx>uia Steelhammer, formerly man- if not wholly fulfilled at present, in- keeper examination will be held in per annum. For application blank A large amount of money bssketball training anil anti consistent will be raised to carry on the activ- agsr of the Bishop store in this city, i dieating that this generation is liv- and information apply to the local teamwork through the gwme. The itles of the organization in rescue stopped off here last night to spending in an imiiortant age. Tonight he this citj on April 10, to establish an secretary, board of civil service ex Qulnlau twins, as forwards, displac work and along other lines A place a day with old Mends after an ab- , will discuss the subject. "Jesus Is , eligible register from whch selec aminers. at the poetoffice, this city. ed some remarkable teamwork, one for wsvwsrd hoys was purchased and setice of eight years. Mr. Steelhain- jComing." The work of the soloist, tions may be made to fill vacancies as or the secretary. Eleventh U. S. Civil or the oilier always getting the ball will be cqulpiied. lie states. mer is still connected with the ¡Mrs. Johnson, is-being received with they may occur in federal offices in Service District, 303 Postoffice build- Bishop manufacturing interests and |unanimous favor when It was sent towurd them. Cath the Eleventh civil sendee district ing, Seattle, Wash. arine Baker and Evelyn Anderson as <>. A. <’, Students Return— In one of the Incorjioralotn of the j tenters, saw- to It that the ball went | Most of the students attending O. Vancouver woolen mills. most often to the Grants Pass side A. <’. returned for the spring vaca .Ml the garden seeds you want at■ Thelma lloblnson anti Muriel Mey tion today. Emmet Hoffmann. Rein Cramer Bros. 25 ers, the guards, hud a big job keep hold Schmidt and Misses Marion Sa Aurora Mardiganian, the sole sur ing the ball out of the hands of the bin. Helen Bobzten. Ella Anderson vivor of atrocities that cost the lives Roseburg forwards who were very mid Jeanette t’rahier returned today. of 500.000 others will lie featured in good. Miss Esther Saunders is here front "Auction of Souls"- -Oregon, Sunday The floor was a great disadvantage the college tor a short visit with Monday and Tuesday. to Roseburg, but that could not be Miss Bobzlen. Jo Pardee, Harry helped. Th« same was true when Edgerton. Lynn Sabin, Arthur Cra Will Temli at Takilma— the local team played there, as they mer and Wallace Niles, who are with Rose Liebrand will arrived in the were not used to a large floor. the cadet bund. stop|>ed off until this morning from Heppner to take« laist night's victory gives our Kiria afternoon. They play tonight at Cen charge of the upper grades of the the opportunity to challenge the tral Point. Takihna school. Mrs. Bacon made an effort to find some one here to undertake the work but was not suc cessful and she had to look else where. Th«' Savings Fing is a Hag of inspiration, hope and fruitfiilncHH. It’s a flag that, millions of prudent nicii and women loyally anti cour- agcoiiKly carry an their Htnntlard. It’s a flag that Htands for action detci'ininit tion and progrcMH. It’s a flagthat triumphantly leads to victory., Let the savings flag be your flag. Open an account at the First National Bank and march steadily, surely on to financial . ....... mm . THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK 1 Overcoats, Suits Shoes, Furnishings Peerless Clothing Co. SPECIAL K.I. EASTER What a Change New Linoleum Would Make in Y our Home ! « * HOLMAN’S FURNITURE STORE W/NCff£5T£A a. Tire Sale! lloiigliis County Couple Married— Charles W. Brooks, of Kohler. ¡Ore., and Belle D. Hufstader. of | Glendale, were married today at the . home of Prof. G. I Wardrip, Rev. C. Cline officiating. Following the wedding dinner was served. The happy collide will make their home at Kohler where Mr. Brooks is n mill foreman. Goodyear » 10% From List i Plats of Grants Pa Blue print plats of Grants Pass. $1.50; blue line prints. $1.75, at the Courier office. 79tf ELKAYS Three Days Only Dye Soap Cleans while it colors. Will not stain hands nor Injure fin est fabrics. No. boiling ALL COLORS tOc « Grants Pass Service Station I ROGUE RIVER HARDWARE CO TO REPRESENT A FAMOUS MANUFACTURER I > ANNOUNCING THE APPOINTMENT OF Clemens Sells Drugs and Books INTRODUCING NEW PRODUCTS The Rogue River Hardware Co. has become “The WlNCHESTFR Store” Barney & Berry Skates, have the same merit as the famous WINCHESTER Guns and Ammunition, which we also sell. We are making a special exhibition this week, of all these new and interest ing W inchester goods. Come in and see them. They give to <>ur store a new interest tor men, women and children for this community. ' Our being selected for this association makes us sole distributors in this territory for the new WINCHESTER products. We believe you will find the new W inchester Tools, Cutlery, Fishing Tackle, Flashlights, and W inchester Rogue River » t
