PERSONAL *55 LOCAL
in our safe «posit vaults. They
offer Absolute se urity against
theft, fire, mold or dost ruc­
tion of any kind Every ac­
commodation is afforded those
who rent compartments in
these vaults, the rent of which
low as $2 for a box.
is very moderate, beginning as
Special Prices
IIRPOMS »1.50 VALUE.
BROOMS «USS VALUE...
BROOMS »1.00 VALVE...........
FIBER BROOMS SOLD FOR »1.S5
TOY BROOMS FOR THE KIDDIES
VITALIC CLEANER
REGULAR PRICE »23.50. NOW »IS
Rogue River Hardware Co
THE WINCHESTER STORE
During the balance of the month we are going to give
you some real bargains in Lee Tires. Now is the time
to put on new tires. Prepare for the winter weather.
LEE FABRICS
Size 32x3’ 2—Six going at Special Price of $23.80
each. Old Price $29.15 each.
Size 32x4—Eight going at Special Price of $30.37
each. Old Price $38.90 each.
Size 33x4—One going at Special Price of $31.02. Old
Price $40.80.
Size 34x4—One going at •peciil price of $31.72. Old
price $41.70.
LEE CORDS
Size 32x3’ 2—Two going at special price of $36.10
each. Old price $46 each.
Size 32x4—One going at special price of $46.73. Old
price $58.80.
Size 35x5—One going at special price of $67.77— Old
price $86.25.
Above prices include the war tax. Remember, the
sale is on now and continues for the balance of No­
vember. Out of town orders given prompt attention.
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\&/ HUDSON
MAXWELL
S AMD ESSEX CAPS
counts AUTO COMPANY
£7* A
P^OME 317
I.adte» coats relined at the WarcF important MctMing Tonlglit—
An Important meeting ot the Ore­
robe Cleaners. 607 E street, opposite
Colonial
Phone 147.
31 If gon Growera Association bas beau
called for tonlght at 7:30 at % th«
Mis« Mabel Harris, of Columbus. courthouae. AU metubera are re-
I Ohio, is visiting at Hugo with the queeted to be présent and non-mem
bers are glven an invitation to be
H. F. Cahill family.
preaent at the meeting.
H. E. Briggs and Thomas Wells re
! turned to Eugene this morning after
spending Thanksgiving In the city
Buy a Broom
CHAINE
Arthur Conklin, of Eugene, is
i «¡tending a few days In the city meet­
ing old friends.
, SSitZXl
TODAY
TUESDAY
TODAY
GEO S CALHOUN
Nistvm yeer» local dmlt-r
One Special Lot
MACKINAW
COATS .
TYPEWRITER for sale—-" Blind"
Remington, overhauled, new plat­
en and new ribbon; 820 cash takes
it. Courier office.
41
Parcel Po«t Sale-
church
Bethany
Presbyterian
Tuesday evening, December 7th,
8:30 o'clock.
WOODWARD’S
10.1 N. SIXTH HT.
O. P Harvey went to Glendale FOR SALE—-Air tight heater In
thia morning to spend a few days.
good order. Inquire 507 A street
Although Mr Harvey has a hard­
or phone 347-Y.
38
ware business in Glendale, he makes
WANTED
—
Several
milk
customers,
his home in Grants Pass.
for morning delivery anywhere
north of F street and east of 6th.
“Djer-Kiss." Sabin has it.
to start on Dec. 1. Call 254-11. 38
You are assured of the time of
Riverside
your life at the big dance
FOR SALE- Typewriter In good
Community Club House, Saturday,
1
running order. Call at Granta
Dec. 4th. Pacific highway south. 37
Pass hotel.
37tf
FOR SALE Small bouse and lot.
Mr and Mrs. W F. O'Brien. Mr.
Call at 114 Overland Ave., corner
and Mrs. J K Naylor. A. C. Blshdp,
Of North 2nd street.
4 2
A. M. Baker and P. Koontz were
among the Portland people stopping FOR SALE- Purebred Jersey Duro«-
pigs. Also one registered sow. C.
over the week end In the city.
A. Pruitt, Merlin. Ore.
4 2
Everybody will be there—Where? FOR SALE—27 acres fine black
To the big dan e. Riverside Commun­
land, house, well, orchard, vine­
ity Club House. Saturday, Dec. 4.
yard. »-acre berry patch. Ai-mlle
_
«
from station on Southern Pacific.
Rev. L. M. Phillips went to Med­
82.000. Addrees K. Root, lingo,
ford this morning to attend the Sun­
Ore
4 2
day school convention of the Free
Methodist church. The convention i-WANTED—Ixidy desires ixMltlon as
includes the Southern Oregon dlg. I cook in camp or on ran< h. Ad-
■ dress No. 118 care Courier.
38
trict and will be In session for
next two days
FOR SALE—.Brooder stove, with
eight foot deflector, fifty gallon
Don Cameron, of the Waldo
oil tank automatic oil regulator
trict, was In the city for a si
Capacity
Everything complete,
time today. He left on this mi
from 250 to 1500 baby chicks.
Ing’s train for Medford to look
Used only two months. Inquire
ter business there for the day.
507 A street or phone 347-Y 38
is interested In copper mining in
WANTED—Half dozen Rhode Island
Wa^do section.
Red pullets or year ’ old hens.
Cali lag «ardi at Courier office
tomorrow
ONLY
Piano Tuner Hero-
Mr Brooks of Tedford, will be
the city Wednesday. All wishing
have their pianos tuned, leave
dem with Miss A. Wolke.
Mimes Dora Herman and 1 Lucile
McCorkle returned to Eugene last
lUg Dance Sat.. Dec. 4th—
night after attending a few days In
Riverside Community Club House the city. Miss McCorkle was the
Nttf sed.
37 gueat of Miss Herman over Thanks­
giving.
Miss Winnifred Best, of Los An­
gele«. was the guest over Thanksgiv­ Elks Will Dance—
ing of (Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Beet. She
The Elks will give a dance Tues
left yesterday morning for Seattle.
day evening. November 30th. at the
Medford Elks Club house
Remember—
members of the lodge and
The Albertina Kerr Nursery drive. dies. It is expected that a
Wednesday. December 1.
37 tendance will be present, us
l>e the Big Dinner Dance.
Miss Florence Riddle spent her
Thanksgiving vacation at her home
in the city, returning yesterday to
Kerby where she is teaching school
■NSt’RANCE—Fire, automobile, life,
accident and health
M. Stott.
Garnet Best spent Thanksgiving in
308 North Sixth St.
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the city with his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Isaac Best, leading last night FOR SALE—Used bicycle. In good
for Corvallis, where he is attending
condition for 120. Cramer Bros.
the O. A. C.
Phone 55-J.
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E. L. GALBRAITH- Real Relate. In­
Dr. IHmmick Moves t MTice—
surance. and plate glass liability.
To
South Sixth street, over
6Q9*4 G street, phone 28
40tf
Peerless Clothing store.
4 2
Mrs S. McConnell was the guest
over Thanksgiving of Mrs. G. A.
Bryan, of this city. Mrs. McConnell
returned this morning to her home
at Roseburg.
We d<» llvimaiubing
Give price. Address No. 119 care
of Courier.
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EXPERIENCE
J osephine C ounty B ank
G rants P ass ,O regon
From all parts of the poultry
yard they come, on the run, to
eat our famous poultry food.
Makes proud roosters and heal­
thy laying hens with large
families of fat chicks. If you
want^your poultry to thrive and
add to their value, feed them
on our feod. None better.
JOSEPHINE COUNTY FLOUR MILL
Corner fhird and G Street
Phone 123
LIONEL •>/.
BARRYMORE
in the peerless ps/ch., photo-
drama of the battle of love
and hate
“THE
MASTER
MIND”
A photoplay version of Dan­
iel C. Caster’s great stage
success—
Admission
35c
Comimg
Wednesday
“A Splendid
Hazard”
from the
Story by
Harold
MacGrath
The
Best
Assortment
Bugler sounding "taps* over the grave of Miss June Delano, chief of the
Red Cross nurse corps, who died In Europe.
In the manufacture of ft
cabinets a great deal of
used as an Imitation of n
Circassian walnut, says th American
Forestry Magazine Whv red gum
Is property finished It ca be made
to • look mil’ h like efthe of rhe'«"
woods. There Is a very i
ference. however, l.orwee
and mahogany or walnut,
ference Iles In th<v size of the pores.