MON MAY, J INK 7, 1990.
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Too much care cannot be exercised in selection
The all important consideration with this Bank Is
first to safeguard the money of its depositors and to ren
der them such business service as to increase their pros
perity and thus increase the value of the account.
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THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF SOUTHERN ORÏX1ON'
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Big Cooking
D EMONSTRATION
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
OF THIS WKKK
Come in and see tilts R<xl star
Detroit Vapor Oil Stove la ac
tion.
Wicklew and odorless.
Cooks as fast as gas.
Burns 19 hours on 1 gallon of
coal oil.
Cook and bake fast and keep
enol during the hot weather.
Don't forget the date. May 2Sth
and 29th.
Rogue River Hardware Co
THE HOUSE OF QUALITY
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No Gas Famine—
I amount will be set aside each day
Two cars of gasoline arrived yes for tourist traffic. Each tourist will
terday according to C. D. Flee, of the be able to get only enough to get him
Standard Oil company. About 16,000 to the nearest supply station, which
gallons were included in the ship will be Roseburg to the north and
ment. A new plan is to be tried in Medford on the south. There will
the rationing of the gas. The gar be no gasoline for pleasure driving.
ages will handle the commercial gas
oline for their regular customers.
Hammermill Bond Letter Heads
Truck« will have to go to the plant, and Envelopes at tks Courier office
however, for their supply. A certain
Engraved Cards—Courier office.
COPPERHEAD
W. ' Cheshire Is speeding a short Were Married Saturday—
Robert Trimble, of Grants Pass,
time visiting in Ashland.
Miss Retpoh Tryer is spending a and Miss Mabie Aver, of Merlin, were
few days visiting with friends In married Saturday afternoon at 3
Rogue River.
o'clock at the Methodist parsonage
Hemstitching and pecoting. 10c by Rev. Joseph Knotts. They will
and 1-'c per yard. Nellie Neas Oltf make their home In this city.
Mrs Jesse Mordoff went to Med
ford this morning where she will vis Cadillac Anto Stagi*——
it for a short time.
The Cadillac Auto Stage 1« run-
C. H. Woodward made a week end niug regularly to Creecent City, leav-
business trip to Camas Valley, re- Ing at 9:30 every morning,
turning here last night.
stage takes passengers only,
SI reservations see O. Hiller, Jr.
"Freezone." Sabin has It.
Mr». M. P. Hash wont to Rogue
River this morning after a visit here Itti'nilisl State Grnngi
with Mrs. E. S. la'wman.
'Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Coutant ret urn-
Mrs L. M. Richardson went to Al- eit yesterday morning from Bend,
bany this mornlng having been call Oregon, where they attended the
ed there by the serious Illness of her meeting of the state Grange, They
mother.
report a large attendance and
Empty sacks wanted at the Jose Interesting meetings. Mr. and
phine Flour Mill.
89tf F. S. Ireland were also present as
Harold Isham and Steven Woodln well as Mrs. Ruth Mlhllls of this
left yesterday for Bray. Cal . where city.
they will spend the summer lit the
logging camps.
No Gas. N o Dance—
Miss Hattie Gebers returned this
Owing to the shortage of gasoline
morning from Newport where she the Murphy dance Is postponed until
has been teaching for the past nine' further notice.
months.
Orres the ladles' tailor from Ash O. A. R. Gives Thanks—
land, will be at Clevenger’s Hat Shop;
Al the meeting of the G.
every Thursday. Instead of every
Saturday afternoon, occasion
Tuesday.
61 tf ¡ taken to extend thanks to the differ
Mrs. Frederick Bartlett arrived this;
ent organizations and people who
morning from Aberdeen. South Da
helped with the Memorial dnv exer-
kota. and will spend the summer rises.
The resolution follows "The
here visiting with her mother, Mrs.. Grand Army of the Republic extends
W. C Hale.
thanks to the American legion for
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Garrett, C. S. cleaning off the soldiers'
graves and
Garrett and the E Weatherlll family furnishing cars Memorial
day to take
left last Friday in two autos for comrades and the W. R.
C. commit
Flint. Mich They are going by way tee to the cemeteries to decorate the
of Ixw Angeles. They expect to re- soldiers' graves. Also to all persons
turn here In the tall.
aiding In the Memorial day services.
Thomas Swoape left this morning (Signed) S. W. Phillips, poet com
for .Ashland where he expects to mander; George C. Metcalf, poet ad
spend the summer. Mr Swope start jutant."
ed Saturday for Ix>s Angeles by mo
torcycle. but had an accident near
Medford and was forced to abandon Attend Encampment—
A large number of the members
the trip.
Mrs. Mary Hildreth, who has been of the General Ixigan post of the
spending the past few months with G. A. R. and W. R. C. of this city will
Mrs. Alverson, returned yesterday to be present at the encampment at As
Wilmina. Ore., to be with* her son. toria this week. Mr. and Mrs. A. H.
Claud Hildreth, and his wife. Mrs. Carson. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Peterson,
Claud Hildreth underwent a serious Mrs. J. D. Stlnebaugh. Mrs. A. B.
operation some time ago but has re- Pratt and Judge Jas. Holman have
Mrs.
covered sufficiently to be returned t* all left for the convention
Mary Browne and Mrs. C. H. Samp-
her home.
son left several days ago and will be
present with the others. Mrs. Minnie
Ix-gion Meets Tomorrow—
The regular monthly meeting Of Harmon, of Portland. Mrs Lillian
the American Legion has been called Peters, of Ranier. Wash . and Mrs.
for tomorrow night at the court Estella Howard, of Astoria, will at
tend the convention as representa-
house.
tires of the looal poet.
New Auto Stage—
A company under the name of Rain 1« Welcome—
Pickwick Stages. Inc . of San Fran- ; The gentle rain that started fall
cisco, intend putting on auto stages ing Sunday evening 1s bringing out
from San Francisco to Crescent City1 the smiles on the farmer who Is not
and Grants Pass. Ore., connecting at lucky enough to have an Irrigation
the’latter point with an Inland line plant, Up to 11 o'clock today .24
from San Francisco to Portland. The I of an Inch of rain had fallen in the
company now operates four dally city. This rain breaks the dry siwll
stages between San Francisco and that has gripped the valley during
Ix>e Angeles—'Del Norte Triplicate.
the past month and has threatened
croin with disaster. A few hay fields
Quinlan Reappointed—
have been mown but It Is thought
W. P. Quinlan was reappointed by that they will not be damaged. Many
President Wilson as postmaster for farmers were threatened with a com
Grants Pass for the next four years plete loss of their crops. According
according to reports in the Portland to the county agent, the rain came In
Papers. Mr. Quinlan has not yet re-1 the nick of time and even If It dws
reived notification of the reappoint not continue, it has done immeasur
ment, but the work of tl^e postoffice able good already. The weather re
has been most satisfactory during port predicts rain to continue.
the past term, it is thought that the
reports are official.
Sbrinerà Initiate—
Takes Off Wheel—
The red bug belonging to Wlkoff.
the local painter, is laid up for re
pairs today after mixing yesterday
with Dr. Ixiughridge.
The doctor
had been at Murphy where he receiv
ed a hurry up call from Wimer as
the son of Jake Moore had been run
over at the races there yesterday. He
was coming up Sixth street and
reached J street where the bug was
coming from the east. As the doctor
was making an emergency ran he did
not slow up very much on hitting the
city limits and was unable to stop
when he saw the bug, which was
said to be on the left hand side of
the street. He swung out but the I
bug did the same and both camo to
gether, one front wheel going off the
bug and the other car suffering
slightly. No one was hurt.
The story that holds yi»ur undivided
attention from start to finish. Many
proclaim Lionel Barrymore, the star,
the greatest screen actor of the day.
You have until tomorrow midnight
to see "The Copperhead."
Coming Wednesday
HARMONY
BORN
Liquid Shampoo
4ft
and Mack Sennett’s Travesty
“SALOME vs. SHENANDOAH”
ORF.0ON
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MEN WIK» HAVB IIEKN PAYlNt»
"aiiating" privo« for thè l«'«t «ort of talloring, and
bave come to thè , omlii-loii liuti ilio roaulta ilo
noi .'«celili a» Itigli ns tlie vosi, wlll npprrriale thè
fino talloring and rml valiiea for whlch our who|e-
■ale niercliant tal Ioni
lime long Iwen fane'll* throughout ever) »1010 tn
Ilio I nion.
GEO S CALHOUN
IT flu'll )'«r. local dosier.
OO.'t G St.
CAMPING TIME
Whitt oliali we take?
A cot. lite GOLD MED IL Kimi,
A taiile. a few ilinhca. too,
A nice iinnfortislile lawn duilr lor Grnmluui,
A hammock for t,rnnil|Hi,
A couple of camp ilutlr* ami stool«.
An<l y<Hi will finii them nt:
HOLMAN’S FURNITURE STORE
corner
no A G STR E KT
OPPOSITE BAND ST IND
NIFTY SPRING
SUITS
SHOES and FURNISHINGS
IOR MEN
Peerless Clothing Co.
cauly
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Ihrs. Hellie Deas
Huccreaor Io
Mr«. K. Itehkopf
At Ashland on Saturday Hlllah
temple Order of the Mystic Shrine
held a ceremonial session and Initlat-
ed a class of 21 novices with appro
priate ceremonies. A banquet was
Kiven in the Elks building to 250
Shrlnors and their ladles and follow
ing the banquet a parade composed
of the Ashland band, Arab patrol,
novices and several hundred Sbrin
erà traversed the business section of
the city. Grants Pass was represent
ed by between SO or 70 Shrlners
and ladies, while in the class of no
vices were eight, Including Dr. L. O.
Clement, Don Calvert, G. P. Jester,
P. A. Degenault, R. K Woodson. Ned
Culy. Robert V. Cully and
Everton.
WALCOTT To Mr. and Airs. C C I
Walcott, 816 North Seventh street,
Sunday, June 6. a son.
ENID BENNETT in
Stepping Out”
Special Sale
Electrical
Supplies
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F
( (».MING
at
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PAUL’S
Electric Store
CLEMENS
Sells Drugs and Books.
TA-
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, Hammnrmlll Bond Letter Heads
and Envelopes at. the Co trier office
mgraveil Cards
Courier office.