TUI HMkAY, JI L» XI, HK».
PER52NAL *«? LOCAL |i Special Prices
The New Demands of Peace—
Before us is a period of business revival and pro
digious activity—also of keen competition. The or
ganization which enabled the banks of the nation to
finance the war will insure the solution of the prob
lems of peace financing. This bank is a member of
that organization.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF SOITHKKN OREGON
'tlM
Save Laundry Bills
Wash for
2c Per Hour
with a
Thor Electric
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. KBtriken went I'rwiUng Ttmlght—
Rev. Al R. Bigler, of Elgin. 111.,
to Medford this morning to spend
will preach at the home of Mr. and!
the day visiting.
on ladies »kirts—cotton, silk and wool
Hemstitching and pecoling. IVc Mrs J L Chrietlleb, North Ninth*
and 13c per yard. Nellie Naas Oltf street, tonight at 8 o'clock Friends
Mrs E, V Bardon toft thia morn are invited to be present
ing for Richardson Springs where
she will spend the next few weeks IxiCs of Jasa and Pep—
At the dance Saturday night
"Pepeodent" Tooth Paste, Sabin
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has it.
Dr. W. H Flanagan left last night <.<ww After Truck—
Wm. Flnner toft for Portland last
tor Salam to be present at the Elks'
THF HOI R I» AT HANI»
convention which is being hold this ; night for a four ton Packard truck
for
th.
beginning
of readjustenls. and that r*-
which
was
sold
to
him
by
the
t'olilo»
week.
adjustment e an. In part. be bniugh about by (ha
Camping outfits at Cramer Bros 29 auto company Mr Flnner will drive
acceptance of .mall profits on the part of every
U A. Griffin returned Wednesday .the truck back.
on. connected with th. m I. of any kind of m.r-
from Santa Crux, where he and Mr«
.handln.
Griffin spent the winter. He will be
Orrtw
Will rive a danca at the Waldorf
here for several weeks on business
Try Dr Tompkins' treatments for hall Saturday night
»1
¡'the relief and cure of Stomach. Uver
You will appreciate the values ibuwn in our now
At the stgn of Autumn line from
and Kidney trouble
33tf k*k» tor Hook»—
Ye Jolly
Good fishing tackle at Cramer
Inea Fulk, two day» after entering
GEO 8 CALHOUN
Mttle Tailor
. Bros.
-» the Farm Bureau membership eon
Nearly •lit*'» >e*r» load d<*lrr for 'JU» lino
Mrs R. A. Hamed and children test, sent In the following hurry call
have arrived from Centralia for a "Receipt book full, more member
visit with Mrs. Hamed's sister. Mrs. books immediately,
Ernest IJster and Mrs Thomas Gal boks immediately."
vin.
A fine lot of cane poles. 20 feel The IteM of Mnsic—
long. Just received at Cramer Bros
And the beat of fun at the dan «
Mr*. T. F. Cramer left yesterday Saturday night,
¡evening for Monmouth where she will
for Vacation Trips >-»
se- ure a few teachers Jor the grade W. It. <’. Regular Mix-ting—
schools for the coming’school year
General laigan W. R. C. will hold
at
Make your selections early from their regular meeting Saturday after
i the new lot of cane poles at Cramer noon In the W. O. W. hall.
There
29 will be Initiation and a social hour
: Bros.
H A. Walker will leave this even- at the close. Gen. Ixigan G. A. R .
ing for Oakland. Cal , where Mrs. all Civil war veterans and vlalting
I Walker Is visiting. Mr. Walker ex- members of both orders are cordially
' pects to return here about next invited.
Thursday.
Mrs. W H Flanagan left for Med- Mere F.nroil for ConteM»—
ford and Ashland this morning She
The following additional boys and
will spend several days attending girls have enrolled in the Farm Some Effective Hand Touches
Chautauqua at Ashland and visiting Bureau contests: Membership con
for Headgear.
Achee, pains, nervousness, diffi
with friends.
test Provolt. Violet Ixieech. ine«
culty in urinating, often mean
R. W. Rogers is leaving tonight Isangtwa«!. Beulah Miller. Williams
for Mesa. Colo , where he will spend
Martha Ix>iell. Avis Blodgett. Alice Any Number of S mple Designs May Benous disorders. The world's
standard remedy (or kidney, liver,
Be Worked O"t by Woman Who Is
several weeks visiting relatives. He Lovell. Canning contest—Provolt—
bladder and uric acid trouble*—
at All Clever W th Brush
will then continue on to other pointa. Pearl 1-angtwaet. Beulah Miller
including Kansas City before return-
and Cofers.
COLD MEDAL
Ing. He expect» to be gone several ILul DvmotiMratlon—
If It"» the old straw hat that Is look
weeks.
A large number of proapective buy
Whitney Allyn left this morning ers of Fordaon Ira* tors were at the ing prvttv much the worse for wear,
with the forest service truck for Cres IXmmick (arm last night to witness hut «till has possibilities tn enrry It
cent City and Brookings where he the demonstration of the Fordson through the rest of the summer. you bling quick r»U»f «od olisti watd off
might treat it with the paint t>ni«h
has some work to do for the service. Three tractors were at work and
Usually the hat that l»-glns to l>s>k deadly dwssses. Known as the national
He was accompanied by Mrs. H. H. showed what could be expected of •eedy so early In the race 1s a light remedy <4 Holland for mors than 100
Allyn and Miss Tulare Linkey. They them. C. A. Winetrout, local repre hat. So the drat thing to do Is to give years. All druggists, in three aiasSs
name GoM Medal os avers baa
expect to be gone about four or five sentative of the Fordson, was kept Ir a brand-new complexion Cleanse Leek fee Ike
and eeaeel ee M-lilwa
It.
and
then
let
It
go
at
that
ns
far
days.
busy explaining the different uses of
as the background Is concerned—or
Ray Topping, of Williams, torn- the tractor.
PHOMB
treat It to any kind of hat dyes on
pleted hl« term of enlistment of four
the market. The fmftited hat Is most
years tn the army on the sixth of July Set<l«l Water Right—
effective when It's first of all a bta<-k
* and has -returned to his father's
M. L. Opdycke returned last night hat, as witness the stunning examples
I ranch in Williams valley. Mr Top- from Sucker creek where he was call in the millinery shops. So you will JONEFIIINE <«»t NTY THICK CO.
Huns-tli
, ping served in France during the war ed to settle a "question arising over do well to lei the new <-oot be n black Parker
▼
and has since been stationed In the irrigation water from that stream. 1 '•tie. or at least a deep blue or purple
| United States. He was visiting in One man had a water right and so
One appreciable thing about this fad
I the city yesterday with Earl Top- much water was taken out above the for trimming a hit of headgear with
1‘lng
that there was no water in the creek nil colors Is the effectiveness of big
by the time It reached him. By much simple, rather s|>ln«hy designs as cotn
—
hard
work Mr. Oj>dyi ke was able to I pare.I with the Insignificance of more
Mrs. Stinebaugh Surprised—
tedious decoration, particularly If the
get
enough
water for Irrigation for hat be s|s>rt and the straw rather of
A surprise party in the form of a
a coarse variety. Colorful conven
. picnic was given In the park last him.
tional fruits and flowers are excellent
night to Mrs. Sam Stinebaugh by a
choices. They may lie placed pre
large number of her friends. Every- [ Ml Makes Used—
City Auditor H. H. Allyn was go- cisely or with new art freedom on
■ body went to the park with the
Hng through the auto licenses today crown or brim, wherever you choose,
springs of their cars almost breaking
or wherever they are calculated to be
under the weight of the cakes and land decided to count the number of most becoming.
'different
makes
recorded.
He
oount-
other things that they were taking
Delightful In an entirely Individual
for the birthday picnic. After eating led only a small part of them taking way are the bird and nnlnuil motifs
I
those
between
.the
numbers
8705«
everybody played "kid” games for a
for the brims of hats for the wee people.
i while. Those present were Mr. and 'and 86731. Of the 325 ars included If you appply them »here hat band«
Mrs. Sam Stinebaugh. Mr. and Mrs. between these numbers, there wero usually go, you can make a stencil
I>ewis Stinebaugh. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. 156 different makes of automobiles band and expedite them with almost
Stinebaugh, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hull, I The Ford was the highest with 98. lightning rapidity.
But maybe Jou would like to get a
came second with 35 and
Mr. and Mrs Clyde Martin. Mr. and ¡Overland
,
bit ahead of the season. In thnt case
the
Chevrolet
followed
with
28.
The
Sirs. W. T. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Scott
you will treat yourself to a chapeau In
Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Brown, other makes ranged from one car to a pastel velvet and treat the velvet to
Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Cass, Mr. and 19.
some straight-stitch motifs, worked up |
I
Mrs. L. Wieland, Mrs. J. A. Gaslln,
In tinsel, or to a stunning embossed ef
fect that is Hchleved by cording n de
Mrs. H. Johnson, Mrs J. p. Martin, Not for Private Us e. ■
It has come to the attention of the sign in all-over effect over the whole \
Mrs. P. A. DeGenault and J. G. Ham-
llton, besides the younger members I county agent that some of the gov surface, of the hut
ernment barley left by J. H. Heck-
of the various families.
Ressen »nr Friendchip.
ner, government rodent man, for
WITHOUT A DOUBT THE
Almon had never taken a Ilk Ing to
poisoning government land for gray Junior and rarely plav<-d «Ith him.
Fl A MUST < <>Mi;iH YOI
Hammermill Bond Letter Heads diggers, is being used on private pro- Several days «gn I noticed that he
HAVE SEEN IN .M1$
and Envelope« at the Courier office.
----- i perty. This is to notify against those must have overcome his dislike for the
MOONS
[holding this barley that Its use is elder boy. and upon questioning my
I absolutely for government land only. smnll friend, he modestly explained
NOTICE
ANI»
It has taken several months to se- ''Junior's dnddy bought a grocery
store that keeps my favorite candy.”—
W
fII
jeure
the
assistance
of
the
government
The Grants Pass Feed Barn
Chicago Tribune.
open for business July 21 at the cor- ,n poisoning these lands, and If this
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ner of Seventh and I streets, one Interest is now abused we cannot be
I sure of their aid In the future.
block east of Fashion Garage.
WANTED
to
buy, a small building
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WILLIAM DEFOREST.
suitable for a garage. J. Pardee.30
INSURANCE, ALL FORMS—Inquire
'
I
in FASHION LAND
IN TIIE PLAY THAT
for rates on grain and hay insur
MADE AUGUSTUS THOMAS
Smnll strings of beads are worn on
ance. T. M. Stott, office phone
FAMOUS
every occasion.
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Deep yoke effects will be seen In the JOB WANTED as fruit ph-ktir, or
new fur coats.
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cook during fruit season. Address
The hem of the smart frock is by uo
THE BERT AHHORTMFAT
E. Hunting, Hugo, Ore. t
30
inruns regular.
We recommend a pure gum
Light frocks tire senttered with gsy FOUND—-In north Grants Pass on
cap in
>ti >n f1u’>., .
Pacific highway, handbag contain
B'lhl stri|s*d gi... is will 11 much used
“DURABLE." ••ATHLETH”
ing money and other valuablts.
C>r
li
liimiings.
AND “AERO"
Mam of •»),■ '. .v sleevi s c,,d Just I Owner caij have same by describing
property and paying for nd. Phono
our price «<»<
below the elbow.
,
or call "Stag" taxi, 183-J.
3|
A frock of chambray hits n vest n.id
¡AIMING FRIDAY
Item of rlnghnm.
FOR SALE Girl's Snell bicycle In
Home ........... .. klrts consist -/ four
»
fair condition. Good tires. Pri e
tiers of pleating.
»15 Phone 602-F-12.
10
Many suits feature belt and waist
in
coat cut together.
WANTWIk—Pasture for 2 year old
The tailored suit autocratically de
colt. Address or soe Peter Tan gon, '
Sells Drugs and Books
mand* a tailored hat.
“In What Every
Rd. 2, on Orescent City road. 30
All-over stitching appears on the
FOTR BALE Ono 34x4% Racine tire,
i prettiest of fancy costs.
Woman Learn»”
Caning and tube. Call at 50« South
6th St.
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rnrs. Hellie neas
Peerless Clothing Co
PAINT FADED HAT
Rogue River Hardware Co.
SLOW
DEATH
103
Shoes for the Family
•fl NEGLIGE!: AND GOLF SHIRTS, SIZES 1« AND 1 1%
EACH, »1.00
BOYS POOR8KNIT UNION SUITS, SIZES
24
TO
2fl
EACH 75c
15 BOYS GOLF SHIRTS, SIZES 13 AND 13%
EACH 5Oc
WOODWARD’S
MAXIMUM OF QUALITY ANI» SERVICE
Old Newspapers, 5c and 10c Bundles
Piace orders for Duplicate and Triplicate
Ail styles and sizes
«
Requires about 60 days to fill orders
Constantly in Stock:
Books of Duplicate Remittance Blanks
Garage Repair Books
Trade Acceptances
Legal Blanks
Blank Sales Books
Fatty
Arbuckle
I
Garage”
Warwick
Swim Gaps
CLEMENS
Advertising Pays—Advertise with the Conner
In Mizzonri
Enid Bennett