Tl KBDAÏ, 41 NK IB. 19*».
Needs Are Studied
PER52NA1L ÍÜ? LOCAL
Gillam, of Seattle, »peut the Gas Sever—
A conservative bank is not necessarily behind
Gaaololte" Increases your mileage
day in town on business
times
"Lux." Sabin has it.
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Charles Bancroft, of Crescen: City, ware Co.
Thta Bank is thoroughly modern, yet it Is a conser­
is registered at the Josephine.
vative institution. The oficers study your needs and the
E. H Whittaker, of New Haven, Dr. Tompkins Return»—
needs of rtie community and are always ready to assist in
Dr. Tompkins has returned from
spent Monday in th« city.
meeting them.
Roseburg where ho had been called
W. P. Wink, of Oakland. is a vis- to treat a case, which he succeeded
The depositor’» interests are carefully safeguarded.
Itor here while arranging business In curing. He will be at his office
affairs.
in the Schmidt building.
F. U Pope and family. of Port­
land. were in town yesterday and to­
Cadillac Anto .Stag«'—
Mi sni u
day.
The Cadillac Anto Stage is
ivorsv ui'vwvt
Manager
Clayton,
of
the
Oregon
-.■> s I I '1
OF SOITHKRN OREGON
niug
regularly to Crescent City,
th«»ater. si>ent Monday afternoon In
Ing at 9:30 every morning,
Medford on business.
F. S. Johnson came down from stage takes passengers only,
Myrtle Creek yesterday for a short reservations see O. Hiller, Jr.
busness visit.
"Gasolette" will save gasoline by New Schedule for S.
Effective Sunday, June
increasing mileage.
Grants Pass
Hardware Co.
00 8 I*, schedule will show slight
A. H. Ferguson, of Roseburg. Is in changes for all train« except Numb«'..'
Time of arrlvul for each train
the city for a brief stop while look­ ! 1
will be as follows For No 14. 8 50
ing
after
local
business
Interests.
SHOES and FURNISHINGS
Mr and Mrs. F. W. Stoll, of Port­ a. m , instead of t> a. m.; No. 15, 10
FOR MEN
m, Instead of 10:19 p. m; No.
land. are spending a few days in the i
Rogue river valley <n route to Cal­ 16. 8 34 p. m„ Instead of 8 12 p.
tn.; No. 53. 2:10 p. m, Instead of
ifornia.
L. M. West and Qulncey Wood­ 2 42 p. m. and No. 54. 6:35 p.
cock, of Kerby, are stopping at the instead of 6:15 p. m.
Oxford while spending a few days in
Street Dane«
town.
Show your appreciation of the
Mrs. Jack Wimer who has been
spending a number of days in the torts of the band by attending
city on business, returned to Med­ big concert and street dance Satur­
day night. June 19.
ford this afternoon.
Benjamin Mitchell, of Portland, is
n the city caring for business inter­ < ereinonial June IS——
Hlllah Temple, Mystic Shrine, will
ests in this district, and renew.ng ac-
hold a special session at Ashland on
quaintances.
J. A. Mathie and L. W Ross, both Friday, June 18, to receive a num­
of Portland, were business visitors ber of candidates, the last opportun­
In town Monday evening and Tues- ity previous to the meeting of
Imperial council in Portland
y.
Mr. and Mrs. A. McCarthy and week. The headquarters of Hlllah
family returned this morning from temple In Portland next week will
California where they have been vls- be at the Oarford Motor Sales Co
salesrooms. Park and Davis streets,
iting.
near the general headquarters
Empty sacks wanted at the Jose­
DE.MONSTRATION
phine Flour Mill.
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Hammermill Bond printers at the
W. H. Giles, who is operating a Courier office.
mine on Green creek was in town
last evening to meet his daughter,
who will visit ‘at the mine for the
, summer.
THl R8DAY, FRIDAY, SATVRDAY
Capt. J. H. McIntire came in yes-
Jl'NE 17, 18, 19
terdav from Portland, and will be
joined here tonight by Mrs. McIn­
YOr ARE INVITED
tire. They will visit friends here
fo^a short time.
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Clark, of Exe­
ter, California, were in the city rt ver
, night while on a trip into the north­
west, visiting with local acquaint­
Will Give Dance—
Married Last Night—
ances while here.
Caleb Corder, of Grants Pass, and
The booking of Rex Beache's
The Grants Pass band is making
Mamie Jane Hill, of Kerby, were preparations for a big street dance | "SIlvAr Horde' at the Oregon Thea­
married at 8:30 last night by Justice
ter. which closes its engagement to­
next Saturday night and from all in- I
of the Peace Holman.
night. is a notable event in local
dications it will be a big time. The theatricals.
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dance will be given on H street be­
Miss Prudence Pardee returned
"Ting's" Lunch Wagon Sold—
tween Sixth and Seventh ¡nd will be Monday evening from a four weeks'
Luther Tingley has sold his lunch
put in excellent condition for danc- visit in the Willamette valley, where
wagon, which has become a familiar
she stayed at Corvallis end Eugene
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sight on Sixth street, and leaves to­ ing. Lights are to be strung across for the commencement of the Ore­
1
the
street
and
the
pavement
prepar-
night for Portland where he will
gon colleges.
spend a few weeks. "Ting" says he ed for the dancers. A concert will
Bernard M. (Barney) Hall, who
expects to drift back here before precede the dancing. This will start formerly conducted the Grants Pass
very long. William Teal has bought shortly after S o'clock at the railroad Iron & Steel Works here, came in
the lunch wagon and will continue it, park Dancing will begin at about 9 this morning from Klamath Falls
adding tamales to the menu.
o'clock. Coffee and doughnuts will where he is now located. Mr. Hall
| be served on the street. The money Is making a brief business visit here.
Hemstitching and pecotlng. I Oc
COMING EVENTS
from the dance will go toward fin­
ancing the band. Ten cents a dance and 12c per yard Nellie Neas. Oltf
Mrs. I-aMar Beebe, formerly Mias
June 30, July 1, 2, 3, Wednesday, will be charged.
LaCosta Mangum, arrived last even­
Thursday.
Friday,
Saturday—
Teaoher»’ examinations, Grants
Warrantry Deed blanks at the ing from her home In Seattle and
Pans.
will visit with her friends here for
Courier office.
a few weeks She is stopping at the
Joseph Wolke home.
Ben W Coutant. of Alameda. Cal.,
and Philip G. Oglehee, of Connells­
ville, Penn., brother and uncle, re­
spectively of A. S. Coutant, editor of
the Oregon Observer, are making a
visit here at "Thevlew,” the Coutant
home north of town.
Miss Augusta Parker arrived in
the city Monday evening from Klam-
ath Falls where she has been teach-
PRESENTS
ing school during the term Just
FOR THE LAST TIM ES
closed, and after a brief visit with
her father. George Parker, left this
morning for Portland.
Special Sale
Iflrs. Hellie fleas
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
NIFTY SPRING
SUITS
lint lio» about next week or next month—you'll
wish you bad that Palm l»«w h, Mohair or other
light »eight, cool »nit. IRMtrr order now from
\t the sign of
V.. loth
Utile Tailor
GEO 8. CALHOUN
Fifteen j«M«rs local dewier.
Peerless Clothing Co.
MAZOLA OIL
1103 ! I
Grants Pass Rochdale Store
Band Concert
Street Dance
Saturday Night, j - 19th
REX BEACH
Grants Pass City Band
BAND CONCERT will be given at RAILROAD PARK
TONIGHT
“The SILVER HORDE”
WHICH HAS PLAYED TO FL’LL
CAPACITY HOI’SES SINCE ITS
«»PENTNG 8TNDAY. EVERY PER­
FORMANCE MAKES NEW IUMIS­
TERS.
WORTH GOING MILES TO SEE
TOMORROW
DOROTHY
NEW SENNETT
DALTON
MIRTH PROVOKING
IN
C’OMEDY
—AND—
“1/APACHE"
••HIS LAST
FAIAE STEP"
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DANCING at 9:15 on H STREET between 6th and 7th
Hammermlll Bond In ail colors at
tho Courier office.
?ales books at the Courier.
Swat the Fly
I SE EL VAMPIRO INSFXT
POWDER
The Street will be Specially Prepared and in Fine
Condition for Dancing
br>n£ your friends and enjoy the
open - air dancing ' *
Fvprvhndv Comp an<^
LtVcryuuuy veuille
Kills flies, fleas, lice on dogs
or chickens
THE HANDY BIXlWElt
PACKAGE—NO WASTE
I Oc AT
CLEMENS
OREGON
Given By—
Sells Drugs and Books
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Refreshments
—served by—
The Proceeds
of this Dance go to
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