Tl I SHXX. X’OY EM II EU a, IWJO,
PER52NAL tïî LOQÆL
WILT. AND FACULTY FOR
SERVICE
The Josephine County Bank has both
the will and faculty to serve its custo
mers according to their individual
needs. Call on us freely for any advice
you wish in financial matters.
This is a good bank to become acquaint
ed with.
J osephine C ounty B ank
G rants P ass .O regon
ill!
H. L. Gilkey left this morning for
lome at Oakland, after a tev
in the city on business. Mr.
»y says that he never saw Grants
looking as good an It does at
the present time He is very opti
mistic over the future and says that
he finds the spirit here to be excel
lent.
Bill of Sale blank» at the Courier.
«
OREGON
;. Glasier went to Hugo I PreahyterUui Meet in*« r«»»i|H»i»«'<l—
On account of the death of Mr»
and Oakland today to »pend a few
days in the interest» of hl» church. T P. framer the »upper and meetins
X. .XI Storch and family, of Okan at the Presbyterian church, announe
ogan. Wash., were local \ lait or» yo«- ed tor tonight, have been poetpon««d
terday.
Mr. and Mr». 1- K. Schmitt, of Christina Science l«ecturo—
Grant» I’aa» opera hou»e. Friday.
Gatelie. art« In the city for a »hort
IS
November
&, 8 p. tu.
time, stopping at the Josephine.
8. Sprout went to Grenada this
morning wherv« he will »pend a few KumiiMtge Sale Saturday—
day», having gone there to cast hl»
A rummage sale will bo held al
the new Smith garage at Fifth and
ballot.
"Frostone." Sabin ha» it.
IS II afreets Saturday.
Further an
Mrs T>an Wiltrout. Dan Jr., and nouncement later.
Mrs H. I* Green left thia morning
for Weed, where they will visit for a Married X cMcniny—
few daysy They will also visit In
William Garfield Buck and Emma
Red Bluff a short time
1 Mae Green were married yesterduv
Frank South is spending a few afternoon by Justice of the Peace
Both are resident» of Jo
day» In the city from Yoncolla where ’ Holman
he has been spending the past •u in- sephine county.
mer
He expects to be here until
tomorrow night
I «»lighter Is Born—
A daughter was born to Mr. and
HORN
Mm Allen Underwood at Brookings
last Thursday Mr. and Mrs Under
and
ANDERSON To Mr
wood have been in Brooking» for the
Adolph Anderson, of thia
i«a»t year. Mr. Underwood having a
Monday. November 1. a son
.
position
there.
TITTLE To Mr and Mr» W. H
Tuttle. 321 Rogue River Avenue,
Monday, November 1. a daughter ClirUtlnn fittene«' Iatture—
Graut» Paaa opera house. Friday.
Norem ber 5. S p m
MIT WOKKIXG BI T TIRED OUT
When one feels always tired with
out working, or suffers from back
Proved Hlmaslf Hard to Kill.
ache. lumbago, rheumatic pains, sore
There are many case» on record of
muscles or stiff Joints It is not al
ways easy to locate the source of professional faster» doing without
trouble, but very frequently it can food for 40 day». Some few year» ago
be traced to overworked, weakened a French soldier. Corporal De« rata,
or diseased kidneys. Mrs. L. Gibson. fell Into an old mlne-ahaft near Brest.
12th and Edison St . ImJunta. Colo . 11» lay there, unable to get out, for
writes "My kidneys were giving me 2S da ya, and that without a morsal
a great deal of trouble for some time of food or drink Yet at the end of
I took Foley Kidney Pills and they that time he waa able to call for aa-
helped me right away."
•Utaucw, and wbau got out, could tall
hl» story. With proper care he com
pletely recovered.
OREGON
CMU» t»F TH XXK»
TONIGHT
"MARY’S
ANKLE”
Election
Returns
It's Been Awfully Good to Look at—
and It'» Gone Forever After Tonight
AND
STARTS TOMORROW
All Night Show
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A PHOTOPLAY SER
IAL OF 15 EPISODES
FOR TWO DAYS
BRYANT WASHBURN
“TOO MUCH
JOHNSON”
FROM XX M- GILLETTE'S FA.MOl S STAGE SI C-
CESS — THE LAUGHINGE8T THING YOU'VE
EVER SEEN
“The Invisible Hand’
A SMASHING MELO
DRAMA FULL OF
THRILLS
ffîrs. nellie Reas
The House Back of Us
If you «til «orne *« »“'• >••«* •*'*r ,,"r
" h"*' "f •'•’I“*’*“*
in«»ll< Mooleo. »nd not.’ the fairn««» <4 ottr price.
XU thu Ulk
about the high <«»t <4 clothe« »"•
noUdng to >« mi .
Make It a point to see our valu«* at 84.5.00 to 800.00
Local dealer n<*rly »litce»i ,o*r»
GEU S CALHOUN
T
OVERCOAT
SPECIAL
One lot $25 to $35 Values
$ J g .85
Peerless Clothing Co.
Shoes for the Family
FLANNEL
SHIRT8,
WOOL
AND
KHAKI BREECHES,
LACE KNEE
SHOES, DRESS SHIRTS, SOX, COL
LARS AND NECKWARE
108 N. SIXTH HT.W
O 0 D W A R D ’ 8
Western Electric
Washers
KLENZO
Dental Creme
THF XXFXIEHX ELMTHIt WXSII-
RR MAKNN Y<M < i • > 1 nt i: i gi
LONGHR.
White teeth, healthy
gums .nid a clean mouth
A good liberal tube for I
25c
COME IX THE HTOIIE tilt PH<>XF
XXI» HXYE THE HEPItESEXTX-
TIVK <»F THE WBHTEKX ELW'-
TltlC (XfMPXXV DEMOXSTH VTE
THE WESTERN ELFX TICK ' WASH-
Ell TO YOU.
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ALL SEATS
RESERVED
ADMISSION 85c
Includes War Tax
and Flannelnette Gowns
for Winter Wear
—AT—
We wish to thank our friend» and
acquaintances for their klndne»» and
many beautiful floral offering» dur
ing our sorrow and bereavement In
the death of Cora Shattuck Dunlap.
HOY DfNUAP.
MRS. Mtl.UE SH.XTTICK.
MRS !,. WOOLDRIDGE
MRS J. A. COVSINO.
. MRS R H GRAHAM.
MRS E F. WEIDNER.
MRS. A. M c C arthy .
MRS w. w. M c L aren .
T. J. SHATTVCK.
CHARLES SHATTUCK
EXTRA
LAST TIMES TODAY
Knit Underwear
CLEMENS
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Sells Drugs and Books
TA/>
Xitee
Paul’s Electric Store
I’llOXE 47
203 H. HIXTII MT.
Three Fordson Tractors Sold
Special Sale!
For Week October 25th to 30th
F. S. Ford
Twohy Bros. Farms
Near Kerby, to be farmed with a Ford
son. They have tried other makes and
decided the Fordson is best for all work.
Drives a Ford Truck and after seeing
all makes work at O. A. C. and taking
Special Tractor Course, comes back and
buys a Fordson.
H. N. Newstrom
Buys a Fordson to do contract work.
He will do all kinds of farm work, such
as preparing seed beds, seeding and land
leveling.
C. A. Winetrout
AUTHORIZED FORD SALES AND SERVICE
»J
15% Discount
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Automobile Tires
20&™; Tubes
Rogue River Hardware Co-
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