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The regular M'er will be as
healthy in finance, as th. reg­
ular eater Is healthy in body.
Your welcome to our Sat Inga
Bank Is not in proportion to
the also of your account. Our
bank Is sound serviceable; It
is a bank that seeks your con­
venience and safety.
COMMERCI U. — SAVINGS
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Knit Underwear
and Flannelnette Gown»
for Winter Wear
Mr and Mrs It W. M.laaner re lie. Rot«. Ixwlie lu­
ll I, reported that Rev Robert I
turned to their horn. In Roseburg
this morning alter a couple ot weeks He la seriously III at his home
East 1* street. Illa condition Is con­
In the city visiting.
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Mr and Mrs. Clarence C. Page and sidered critical
Mrs M. S. Reece left for California
thi» morning and will spend the win­ Itaiicing Party—
Saturday night al the Waldorf
ter In the south They will return to
hall
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Grants l’a»s next summer.
Miss Elisabeth Miller left tor Med
ford this morning where she will at­ I.yteuui liNarsMon to Meet—
The l«yc.um course guarantors,
tend the teachers’ Institute which Is
being held in Jackson county this who will finance a course thl* win-
ter. are requested to meet at the
w«»ek.
Jsck Delainey formerly of this cRy Chamber of Commerce rooms Friday
but now of Knights landing. Is in night at 7: SO o’clock
th. city today, rfccompanled by his
wife They have been visiting C C The Apoatolh F»ith IVopIr—
Will hold meetings on Wednesday
Clark of Ashland, who is also here
and Saturday nights of each week at
for the day.
Mr and Mr. L. II Brown, of Port <1 o’clock. 405 • street.
land, were local vlaltors last night
They stopped off while on their way Chrixtian S< imce letture
Granta l‘aaa opera house. Friday,
to California where they will spend
the winter. They are old friends of A November 5, 8 p. m
Ivetcher and expect to stop here
Where Is the Wagon’.’—
for a visit In the aprtng.
A bunch of Hallowe’en Joy hunters
Good Bible school, good ‘‘Harvest
Home" service, at the Church of In an effort to be clever, hid young
Christ n.xt Lord’s day.
18 Frank Nonbatals* express wagon auJ
Mrs R Brookfield, of Crescent 1 to the present time no trace of It has
The youngster want-«
Ctty. spent yesterday in the city look­ ' be«>n found
hl*
wagon
and
would like to have the
ing tor old land marks. She left this
morning for San Francisco where she fellows who swiped It bring It back
will visit
Mrs Brookfield was here
30 years ago before there was a rail F«M>tball—
Grants Pass vs tshland. Saturday.
road and she says that she would not
November 8. 1:45 »harp, at
know she was In the same country.
Mr and Mrs Matt M Ayes left this high school grounds Admission
A
rnr$. nellle Deas
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Jack Frost Appetites!
are the right Cooking T’tensils
I T * ERE
for the big, bountiful, appetizing,
nourishing meals that everybody wants
in cold weather.
We have every pan, dish, pot, skillet or
other utensil you need, for everything
thet rnother used to make.”
.? in today and pick out the prac-
ti<
vnsible things you want. .'.II spe­
cially displayed.
morning for Arizona where they will
spend the winter Mr. and Mrs. Ayes
have been spending the summer In
Fruitdale and are very enthusiastic
over the country and the climate and
expect to come bark here next year
Mr. Ayes has a business In Portland
W. B Undsay returned to Merlin
this morning after a few days In the
city. Mr. Undsay Is a breeder of
Hampshire hogs and has a herd of
purebred Hampshire bogs that he
has been building up for the past
few years. Mr. Undsay Is a believer
in purebred stock and In Josephine
county.
I taming tlaan Start»—
Monday evening. Nov. 15.
wish to Join, pleas* glv* your name
to Mrs Goett*che
*
Son Is Born—
The new* ha* been received her«'
that a son ha* been born to Mr and
Mrs Eugene Good, at Walla Walla.
Wash Mr. Good formerly lived here
and has many friends in the city Mr
I and Mrs Good have visited her* on
ceveral occasions with Mrs Ernest
Uster. Mr. Good’s sister
Rogue River Hardware Co
the
’WINCHESTER
store
Jonteel
FACH POWDKR ALL COLORS
Across the Street from
Collin’s Garage
SPECIAL
One lot $25 to $35 Values
$ I 0.85
Peerless Clothing Co
Shoes for the family
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W O O I) VV A R D’S
Christian Science lontre—
Grants Paas opera house. Friday.
November 5, 8 p.. m.
‘‘Muis!fled Coeoannt Oil
ha* It.
A Coupe for a Birthday
TAIXTM POWI4IR
MOLINE IMPLEMENTS AND
TRACTORS
OVERCOAT
Sales books at th* Courier.
Rill of Sal* blanks at the Court«'»
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SOAP VKI> COM» CRHAM
CLEMENS
Sells Drugs and Books
1 tan<
Dam ••*»
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1» rance*
like
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like
like
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th«'
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mischief
mirarhlrf
mi*« hlrf
mi*« hlrf
Mr. Teryl Carner
a M\\
YES­
TERDAY THAT THIS
PUTIRE GAVE HIM
THE BEBT LAIGHS
HE HAS HAI* IN TEN *
V ears :
TONIGHT
EACH NEW CUSTOMER
Gives a Coupe to Mrs. Carner for a birthday
present—if you have one speak to hubby about it
WHO IMMlh TO THE JOs: lil.NE Col NIA
RINK RECEIVES THAT PROMPT ATTENTION
INI» (ORDÌ II, WI M OME Mill II MAKIN IT
so PLEAS4NT
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SATINE l< TORY
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ING NCCOI NTS IRE INVITED.
C. A. Winetrout
DON’T MISS IT
J osephine C ounty B ank
Too Much Johnson”
A serie* of swiftly-moving events
neatly tied up with a long «.tring of
laogha.
Tomorrow
Marguerite Clark in
'larirucrite and Harri­
son Forvi make thia
the beet Clark tdcrure
40 Ml. COTTON MATTRESSES
AT SlO-SO-
IF YOl’ HAVE
anything ro sei .i, < tu , 71
BOOTH’S SKOND HAM*
STORE
111 SOUTH «TH ST.
Engraved Cards—Courter office.
Read the *la**iH«d ad*
eo and «;< -te L guts
rk night* a «bit«- light
farther than any other,
night* red takes the
Vain Ara”
“Mom? men £r«*f* n !•
lion ” remark«*«! an
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IO'«>pll»*T ’Juxl WM Mont«* fM*Op¡«>
whole lot of bslt without ketchin’ m y
Ash.” - P.ovton Transcript.
G rants P ass .O regon
COMING EVENTS
Nov. 4, Thursday—Hear Evangelist
Reid on "Sleeping in Church ” at
the Baptist church tonight, Spe-
dial sermon Sunday morning. ’ The
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Resurrection."
November 5, Saturday—Granta Pass
Irrigation district bond election.
at Rogue River Valley grange hall.
Nov. 6, Saturday Regular meeting
of the Ladles’ Auxiliary at the
Chamber of Commerce rooms, at
2:30 o’clock.
Nov. 7, Sunday—“Harvest H ime
services at the church of Christ
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Sunday.
Nov. 8. Monday— -Banquet and Jinks
by Grants Pass Modern Woo men.
6:30 o'clock. ladles at in i t«*t
November 11, Thursday Armistice
day. Prograjn In afternoon and
dance io evening by American Le­
gion.
December 15-17—Teachers’
State'
examinations will be held
December 20-22—Josephine County
tea'hers Institute.
George E. Potter was registered
Inst night at tho Western from Eu-
ken*.
>c and 10c Bundles
V A
I Ieni
IV
The Iri h Evar.gi list
At the Baptist Church Eve y Eve:.in
iti