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pupils in all grades. A rousing ser- charge of Clara Stivers Vernon who
♦ vice tor the whole school. A souviu- w,s t°r several years librarian at
' the Eugene Bible university. She
er of the s|>ecial occasion will be
knows books and will interest you In
<A»«irch <>f Christ
given all who come. We expect 300 her address on a special theme from
Rally Day for the Bible school
family. The time for vacationers to present and have a place for father, • The Book."
get to work. The time for new pu­ mother, sister, brother and all the
Th«» evening service will be given
pils to join the classes for the new 1 relations,
over to national reform work, of
The 11 o’clock service will be in ! which Johnathan Bridge« will speak
quarter. The time for promotion of
Hts address will he on a theme that
ought to claim the attention
every American.
An all day missionari institute
will be held at the church with morn­
ing session beginning at 10:30. All
women of the community Interested
In missionary work are cordially In­
vited to attend
»ring your lunch
and join In the noon social hour.
Afternoon session begins at ! 45
Special speakers for the day will be
the state field worker. Mrs. Anna
Bailey of Eugene and district secre­
tary Clara Stivers Vernon Men who
can spare the time will be Interested
In the program.
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The Light That Says
Flashlights
Batteries
and Lanterns
Bethany I‘web,terian Church
Stanton Howell. Proprietor
GRANTS PASS, OREGON
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Salvation Army
Sunday school 2 p. m.
Holiness service 3 p. m.
Young People’s Meeting 6:15.
Salvation service 8 p. ni. at which
Mr. Sinclair will sing.
Regular services Tuesday, Thurs-
day and Saturday 8 p. m.
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Home league Thursday 2 p. m.
Everybody come.
Envoy and Mrs. Gray in charge
Do You Know
Beans?
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First Chnrch of tlirist Scientist
Christian Science services are held
every Sunday In the W. O. W. hall,
at 11 a. m. Wednesday evening
meeting at 8 o'clock. The subject
Sunday is "Reality.”
Reading room is open from 2 to
4 p m. dally except Sunday« and
holidays, The public is «-ordlally in­
vited to attend the services and to
visit the reading room.
St. Anne's Catholic Church
Sunday masses at 8:00 and 10:00
o’clock.
Rev. S. A. Coupai, pastor.
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Accessories
amo repairing
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PHONE 317
5H H STREET,
MOTORS
GRANTS PASS, ORE
203 S. 6th Street
Baptist Church
Bible school at lb. Dr. M. R Brit­
ten. superintendent, classes tor
ages.
Morning service at 11. sermon
‘‘A Witnessing Church." B. Y.
U. at 6:30. Evening service at 7:30.
sermon on "How to Fight the Devil."
Music led by large chorus choir
and orchestra in charge of Prof.
Applehotf. There will be special se­
lections both morning and evening.
Mid-week servi e Thursday even­
ing at 7:30. studies In the book
James.
C. M. Cline, preacher.
The Music & Photo House
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Paul’s Electric Store
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Permit us to Demonstrate the
above model — on our floor
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Identifying the Nickel.
James
dentl.v lind a buffnlo nickel
>f rhe fir-t vintage, for he «as having
trouble with centrnl. In reply to hl.
"I did drop a nickel," central doma pil­
p<l “Well, what kind ot a nickel are
v'ti trying to use*’ “I durino wha!
kind It Is." he replied, “but It’s got a
little bull on It
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS
FOR
THOR WASHING MACHINES
FRUITDALE
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and Mrs. Robert Nieison at­
tended the Rebekah annual banquet
In Grants Pass Tuesday night.
Kila
Mrs. Droulette and Mrs
Wright have both been on the nick
list the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Siegrlst and son.
who have been touring through the
east and have been visiting their
brother-in-law, Wm. Brletmayer. and
wife, for the past week, returned to
their home in Ixis Angeles Thursday.
M(. Rastall received a letter from
his nephew, Wesley, saying that he
arrived at his home In New Jersey :
safely and had taken up his studies
In college.
Mrs. Glenn Wardrip and two chil­
dren were Wednesday afternoon
callers at the Hamilton home.
There was quite a good attend- ,
ance at grange Saturday, among the
visitors were Sam Baker and lawyer
Johnson. The former gave us an
after dinner talk on the proposed
new interest law and Mr. Johnston
on the change In the legislature ses­
sions.
Sunday, September 12, Mr and
Mrs. Nielson and the younger meta-
ber^>Mb^bunny^noU>wMn^G^2^‘
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Self-Filling Pens
Letcher & Son
Expert Watch Makers and Registered Opticians
WE ARE NOW SELLINO
Studebaker
EXCLUSIVELY
In Four Models
Sold at the same price everywhere
J. F. BURKE
Fashion Oarage
rWE’LL WARRANT WHEN
OUR WORK YOU'VE TRIED
THAT YOU WILL BF
QUITE
SATISFIED’
Eversharp Pencils
FOR SCHOOL USE
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Prices from 70c to $5.00
St. latke’s Episcopal
Evening service at 8 p. m. A cor­
dial welcome to visitors Rev. Phil­
lip K Hammond, vicar in charge.
Such a piano is the time-tested Cable-Nelson—a
piano in whose sweetness of tone and responsive
action is to be found one ideal; and in whose per­
manence and rare beauty of finish is to be found
another. We recommend the Cable-Nelson as
being the greatest piano value in America.
We have some in a little bottle in our
window.
Come in and guess how many the
bottle contains.
It costs you nothing to guess and you
may win something.
Contest closes Saturday, Oct. 2, at 6 o’clock
p. m.
ASK US ABOUT IT
New Stock Just Arrived
New man M. E, Church
Sunday school at 10 a. m
Epworth lieague at 7 p. m.
Preaching at 11 a. m, and at 8
p. m.
Rev. J. S. Ryan han kindly
seated to fill the pulpit again during
Rev. Knotts' absence to conferva e.
He will use for bls morning subject.
"'Possessing the Tgind" and in
evening. "The Power of Sin.”
ever recognize the advisability of starting the chil­
dren’s musical education early. And obvious indeed
is the economy-advantage of instructing them on
a piano which will meet all later day requirements
There It is
We Carry a Complete Stock
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Sunday school 10 a. m
Morning worship 11. ‘"Conclusion
of the Lord's Prayer."
Evening worship, 8 o’clock, bio­
graphical sketch of William Carey,
the Fath«»r of Missions
Midweek st‘rvice next Thursday
evening'at 7:45.
John’s Gospel,
"hap 4.
Henry G. Hanson, minister.
Thoughtful Parents
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Yes, we’re quite able to guar­
an tee the plumbing work we
do because we never announce
that a job la finished until It
is perfectly satisfactory both
to ug and to our customer. We
know that you’ll be entirely
satisfied with our services.
B. S. DEDRICK
hlfl F Street
Phans ¡4OH-J
Sllliman home in Medford to cele- NOTICE OF H A EE OF
brato their mutual wedding day.
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Miss I«aVon Allen spent the week
end with her parents In town
Grants Pass. Oregon,
Mrs. Robert Harris and baby son
Sept. 21, 1220.
returned from their visit in Port­
Notice is hereby given that I did
lang Sunday morning.
on the 21st day of September, 1920,
J. L. Stanbrough and family moved
take up and Impound the following
from Williams on to their ranch last.
described stock, towlt:
Thursday.
One sorrel horse branded on left
Mr. Bandon, of Chicago, who was
going to California, called at the shoulder "B”, white face, right hind
Brietmayer home one day last week. leg white, roached mane.
Notlse Is hereby given that If the
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Cargill, of
Grants Pass, were dinner guests of same Is not reclaimed within ten
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Rates Sunday days from date the above described
and the Stanbrough and Harris fam­ stock will bo sold at public auction
to the highest bidder for cash, to de­
ilies took supper with them.
The Nielson young people are Im- fray cost and expense of taking up
proving slowly from their Injuries re­ and keeping.
Said sale will be at city pound h
ceived In the auto accident.
The two Brletmayer families and 2 o’clock p. m. on the 30th day of
their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Slegrlst, September, 1 920.
spent Saturday night and Sunday
C. K. McbANB,
with Mr. and Mrs. Pat Slattery.
8ft
Marsha).
Mrs A. W. Ratos reteumed Thurs­
day from a few days’ visit with her
brother, George Franks, and family I Courier classified ado bring ro-
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