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Misses Hasel and Ethel Bruner
W. K. Beckwith returned home
. left this morning tor Dorris after Monday after an absence of mor«
I spending several weeks visiting here than two yean, much of the time be
j with friends and relatives.
ing «pent at the shipyard« In Seattle.
"Cutex" for the Nails. Sabin has He also worked at Sunnyside. Wash.
It.
»» During the past four mouths he was
Mias Huth Pointer, of Portland. a patient lu a Seattle hospital.
William Weeton. of Jerome, Aris.,
I is spending a number of days In the
I city Mias Pointer does special writ la a gueet of A. C. Wheeler, having
arrived several days ago. He will
ing for the Oregonian
spend several weeks here looking up
at
mining proporti»«
Fancy new crop alfalfa seed, 100
j Pardee's Grocery.
and ltapll*l Worker Heft'—
Mr. and Mrs. 8. M. Krauer
John Austin, of Portland. director
I sons. P. M. Sttvereon and A. T. Stir* of promotion work of the Baptist
erson. of Cloverdale. Oregon, wore state convention, was in the city and
guests last night at the Weetern ho In Merlin Tuesday In the Interest of
tel.
the ohurch work
"The Baptist
Charles Ortundut has returned forces are rallying to the new world
Mr spend
Ortundut
from Minneapolis, and will
the movement." said Mr. Austin, “and
Western.
churches are paying In the money
winter In the city,
will make his home at the left this pledgvtd The outlook is good for the
balance of Oregon quota of *1.000,-
Miss Allene Robinson
morning for Chico. Cal., where she 000." Mr. Austin was decidedly op
will remain tor some time
Miss timistic over the prospects of secur
Robinson expects to attend business ing the full amount tor the slate.
The plan is to finish the amount by
college after the first of the year.
May I. of the coming year,
A 3VOOB8TTOW. Arrange Now to
sit for those photographs that you
have been planning on for so long. tAilckm IN«*—
At the Bonbonuire Thursday noon
The holiday rush will soon be on and
as the policy of The Picture Mill Is
It.-turn From Alaska—
"first come first served” It would be
Mr. and Mrs Tobias Fleischman
well to phone 283-R at once for an
appointment.
100 have returned from Fairbanks, Alas
ka. where they have been residing
Mrs. A. J. Wade returned to her for the past eight years. Mr. Flelsch-
home in Portland this morning after man has n small farm near Murphy
visiting here for several weeks with and will remain on the ranch In the
her son. C. E. Wade, and with her future Southern Oregon appealed
granddaughter. Mrs Chester Heston to both Mr. and Mrs Flelscrman and
Clark Jenning and Roy Kent were they decided that it was a good place
local visitors yesterday stopping the
off to come to after such a long time In
on the north The mining Industry lu
here while on a trip through
western states. They are now
Alaska has suffered by high prices,
their return to Iowa.
at according to Mr. Fleischman, as the
Fancy new crop alfalfa seed. 100 price of gold has not Increased with
Pardee's Grocery.
the increased coot of living necessi
With a doien of your latest photo- ties.
raphs at hand, birthday and Christ
Right need
now hold
Is the no time
to ait for
— l*rir(«l Very la>w—
mas gifts
terrors
you. t the holiday rush begins
New shipment Jersey Silk Vests
before very acceptable gifts for any And Bloomers, flesh and white,
Twelve occasions at a moderate price Kinney A Truax.
and all Picture Mill. Phone 38S-R
100 I aim 1 st Men Vieit
at The
the name one
for appointments.
The lumber market, especially for
Wallace Reid Jr., is hotel gives western fir Is about at a standstill,
guest at the Weetern
says E. T. Betts, of the Betts Lum*
when he registers He came In the t>er company, of Buffalo. .Mr. Betts
other night from the north but gives is spending a number of days In the
his home address as Loe Angeles. It city looking over the local market
is not known whether “Wally" Sr., Southern yellow pine is being ship
or ped into the northern fields and Is
of picture fame, would appreciate the
fact that he has a son in Oregon to Belling at *30 per thousand. A new
not, as Wallace Jr., Is understood a rate tariff is being worked out for
have come to this city without
fir and if this Is done a market will
great amount of capital.
undoubtedly be found for the pro
Everyday is “Babies Day” at The duct. At present It cannot compete
Picture Mill. Bring the youngsters with the pine. Another factor Is
in and get a picture of their growth that jieople do not buy on account
from year to year
No record is of the comparatively high prices and
more appreciated than our baby pic when prices do start down they still
ture» in after years. The satisfac wait for a further decline. Mr. Betts
tion remains after the price is for feels that the sentiment in the east
gotten. Phone 283-R for an appoint Is decidedly republican and predicts
ment
better times when a republican pres
ident is elected.
Grants Pass Opera House
C0MING--0ne Night Only, Friday, Oct. 15
The Laughing Musical Sensation of the Year
1920 REVUE OF REVUES”
(Not a Motion Pieture)
FEATURING
ROY “HIRAM” CLAIR
And His
25—Comedians, Singers, Dancers—25
Girl« Galore, Gorgeously Gowned
A Carload of Scenic Splendor
Snappy, Peppy, Songs, Melodies
Laughs and Then More Laughs
Prices—$1.65, $1.10, 85c, Including War Tax
Seats on Sale at Horning’s Shack Wednesday Morning at 10 a. m
mr$. Dcllie IRas
PERHAPS YOU WONDER
WI q we mlvvoU«’ “Ncnrl> »Il I ««’ll I'WCI loyal drwlw."
Derteulw* *<*». loot, wo < smu en««l handling
Ilerauae on
lolloring, en.l we wiuil pni to feel titel if this line of lAllortxl-l*»-
imauauml d'Hliliig is g""i «••»•••Hlh for u* end our men, friemle, all
llmee ><vu*. it ie gt»sl for you.
GEO S. CALHOUN
HAVN TOUR
Fall Suit and
Overcoat
MADE TO MKAMl I UM MY
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
AT
Peerless Clothing
Co.
THE SQUARE DEAI
interest paid on savings accounts
J osephine C ounty B ank
G rants P ass .O regon
Farewell I* T<-n<l«wwl—
A farewell was tendered Envoy
and Mrs. A. A. Gray at the Salvation
Army hall last night, as Mr. and
Mrs. Gray are leaving In the morn-
Ing for Mt. Vernon, Washington.
where they will be stationed. Both
Envoy and Mrs. Gray were deeply ap
preciative of the reception given
them while here and also for the
many beautiful presents which were
given them. Envoy and Mrs. Gray
have been in charge of the local Sal
vation Army for the past eight
months and have had exceptionally
good success while here and have
done much good for the community,
They will be succeeded by Envoy and
Mrs. Sinclair who will undoubtedly
continue the work at its present
standard.
Carriers WaafetV—
Boya or girls with wheels wanted,
one reute now opea. Bonne paid fer
long service. Apply Courier offloe
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WITH
FACE POWDER ALL <X>LOItH
MANICURE PREPARATIONS
REMEMBER—ONE NIGHT ONLY
New Coats
IU>*t«>n Bags—
Black and Tan, and priced low.
Genuine Cow-hide, shipment just re-
celved, Kinney & Truax.
COMPACT POWDERS
A Riot of Youth, Beauty, Laughter, Song
Just Arrived
TOILET WATER
SOAP AND COLD CREAM
HARRISON FORD
THE I Sl'AL ADDED SHORT FILLER TOO
CATHERINE CALVERT AT THE ORG IN
COMINO FRIDAY
CLEMENS
Sells Drugs ánd Books
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