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Baptist Church.
Bib.c school at 10. M. R Britten,
superintendent; classes for all age*
Morn:.; service at 11, anthem by
the choir, sermon by the pastor.
Afternoon service at Merlin at
2:80 o'clock,
Ytfeng people’s meeting at 8:30.
Evening service al 7:30; anthem by
the choir: sermon on the "World
Wide Evangel", being fourth in the
series on "The Signs of the Times."
C. M. Cline, preacher
INSURANCE—Fire, automobile, life,
acctdeut and health. T. M. Stott.
308 North Sixth St.
62tf
FOR SALE— Used bicycle, tn good
condition for >20. Cramer Bros.
Phone 55-J.
21tf
IVll SALE—One double bod. spring«
and mattress Phone 104-J; 513
North Sixth street.
58
FOR SALE. In city limits, 8 acres I
under water. Inquire E. E. Blau-,
chard. Administrator.
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JOS MikSS AGENCY — Fire
ance, plate glass liability
aaee. 304 v» Sixth street
St. Luke’s Episcopal.
FOR SAJX— 70-a ere dairy ranch. 30 i
Third Sunday In advent. Evening
acres under irrigation project, in
service at 7: JO. A cordial invltatien
cultivation, partly clover and al
extended to all visitors.
falfa. Good house and barn. 10
Rev, Philip K. Hammon^,
head of cows, all farm implements.
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Vicar la charge
Situated 2 miles from Granta
Pass Some of the finest land In
the Rogue rri’er valley. J. B
Church of t’hri-t
Noble, P. O. Box 83S. Grants Pass. |
Sunday. December 19<h, sermon
Oro.
’
13-11-8WS
subjects will be. 11 a. m . "The Star
of Bethlehem ”; 7:30 p. m.. ’’God’s' E. L GALBRAITH—Real Batata. In
Eternal Purpose.’’
Baptismal ser
surance. and plate glass liability
vice at the close of the morning ser
609 H G street, phon« 33.
40tf
mon.
FOUND—Bunch of, keys.
Owner
Bible school at 11. C. E. at 8:30.
can' get them at the Courier office.
You are Invited to all our servicee
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS want work
O. J. la». Minister.
during Christmas vacation. Phone [I
156-J.
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First Charch of Christ Scientist
WANTED—18 or 20 gague shoi l
Christian Science services are held
gun.
Addrees No 127. Grants I
•very Sunday In the W. O. W. kail,
Pass. Ore
S’> I
at 11 a. m.
Wednesday evening
meeting at 8 o’clock. The subject SLAB WOOD 83.25 per tier while It j
Sunday is. "Is the Universe. Includ
lasts. Only a little left. Green,
fir chunk wood. 14 per tier. Phone
ing Man Evolved by Atomic Force I"
375-Y. Judd Taylor.
58*
Reading room is open from 2 to
4 p. m. daily exeept Sundays aad A LITTLE; IMPROVED acreage close
holidays. The public Is cordially la-
to town, to trade for house In
vited to attend the services and to
town. Phone 375-Y. Jud Taylor
visit the reading room.
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St. .Anne’s Catholic Church
Sunday mass at 9 o'clock.
Rev. S. A. Coupel, pastor.
FOR SALE—A new storage battery
suitable for Ford or Chevrolet
MS* Phone 19. Carl Gentner. 58
FOR SALE—Buis saw outfit. See
Roy Stauch. 311 I street.
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Bethany PrevJ>yt«-ri*n Cburvh
WANTED
—
-A
competent
stenogra
11:00—Sunday school.
pher. Inquire at office of county
11:00—“Our Education Aims."
agent.
.
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7:30—'Pilgrim
Tercentennary
Celebration."
FOR SALE—Gray mare, will be 5 in
Henry G. Hanson. Minister.
spring Weight about 1000 lbe.
Call 801-F-34.
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Newman M. E. Church
WANTED — Experienced
’ pruner
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
wants pruning. Contracts or by
Epworth League« at 8:30 p. m.
the day. 3. J. Lafferty. 618 Dim-
Sunday morning sermon. "In Tune
mick street. Grants Pass
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With the Infinite."
FOR
SALE
—
1
dozen
O.
A.
C.
Ply
Sunday evening the choir will ren
mouth Rock pullets. Just begin
der the cantata. "Star of the East."
ning to lay. Wood of all kinds.
Sermonet by the pastor. "World
H. G. Buber, address Murphy,
Peace."
phone
Provolt Central.
59
On Monday evening at 7:30, the
ladies of the foreign missionary so CHILD’S HIGH CHAIR, without
ciety will give a pageant in the
tray. Phone 516-R.
church auditorium. Admission frA>.
no collection. Everybody invited. »
As to Immortality.
'If I am wrong in thinking the hu*
man soul Immortal, I am glad to be
Many Buy Fords—
wrong; nor will I allow the mistake
The following are the latest pur which gives me so much pleasure to
chasers of Fords from C. A. W’ine- be wrested from me as long as I live.
troutr Trucks, E. Wallace. Roy La But If when dead, qs some Insignifi
throp: touring cars. E. L. McCollum. cant philosophers think, I am to be
Sam Stinebaugh, E. F. Mahan, D. P. without >en.«atlon. 1 am not afraid of
Norton, Chas. A. Cougle, A. L. How dead philosophers deriding my errors.
if we are not to be Immortal.
ard, Alonzo Jones, Thos. Croxton, A. Aguin,
It ts nevertheless what a man must
E. Buck, C. Brown, John Weide. A. wish—to have Ids life end at Its prop
A. Hanseth; roadsters. V J. Whit er time. For nature-puts a limit :o
taker. Shattuck Construction Co., F. living as to everything else.—G oto
M. 9tason. C Erickson.
"On Old Aze
WE SUFFERED THE
LOSS
$4,850 lost by decline in prices. Purchaser benef its Others have attempted to cut prices Others have
pretended to cut prices They made a stagger—They failed to get the molasses off their fingers and let
go at the no profit price—Our embarrassment, f inancially, is to your advantage. Shoes for Men, Women
and children; girls’ dresses and shoes—In fact our entire lot of goods are to go at small prices and quicksale
GINGHAMS, LADIES SHOES,
PERCALES, SLIPPERS. AND
CREPE DE CHINE „WAISTS
IN THIS COLUMN.
APRON GINGHAMS in cluck
only. Full standard, Madison
quality, guaranteed absolutely
fast color, per yard________19c
WOOLNAP BLANKETS, order
by mail. Bought for 50 cents on
the dollar and sold the same
wav
$3-25
Ladies Regulation French Heel,
lace boot, genuine Goodyear
welts, pre-sale prices to $16—
you’d be luckv to get a pair—
Now______ 1___ _____ $4-98
Medium heel lace boot, black or
tan, gun metal or kid. sizes up to
8—My, My. what a bargain $4.98
JERSEY SILK WAISTS—A
Christmas present worth hav
ing
$6.98
SWEATERS $4.65 and $5.65.
Hell slevees.
ROSELYN GINGHAM. Made
to retail for 35 cents— Our price
is. per yard 15c. To stimulate
sales, 8 yards for
___ $1.00
Our Parcel Post
Serve You
Mail orders are filled before we
eat—We do not pay postage, our
prices are too low.
FELT COMFY SLIPPERS—
Ideal gifts for Christmas, Ohl
Rose, inlaid with white, Orchid.
Lavender, Wine, Green, Pink,
Lavender White inlaid or baby
Blue with White inlaid. Priced
fiTun $1.65 to $1-95. Inlaid slip
pers are something new, some
thing pretty. C. J. Breier pur
chased them while in Boston.
MEN’S FLANNEL SHIRTS,
All $5.00 values for ...
$2.95
MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS are
now offered at this sale for $1.65
MEN’S ALL WOOL PANTS,
Dress and wear, assorted yedors
$5.95
MEN’S SUITS—Men’s olive
green, blue striped, blue serge,
nil wool suits,
.... _... $19-50
All over $50.00 to $60.00 Suit« to
RO <m Bale at
$39.50
Remember that include« % the fine
tailored suits.
$29.50 buys any $35.00, $15.00
and $40.00 suit.
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LADIES OUTING NIGHTIES.
Buy her a night gown for Christ
mas, $3 to $3.50 values
$1.85
M E N S T V-
<’R.\IT neck
wear, our buv-
•
er purchased
1000 dozen of
these ties. We
are now retail
ing neckwear
for $1.95 that
was once $36
a dozen whole
sale.
OUTING FLANNEL, standard
27-inch outing made to retail at
50 cents, at this no profit sale 19c
$1.00 NECKTIES during salt
50c, 55c and 65c
Tust see our H5ccnt ties
$16.00 full vici kid, black 9-incli
lK>ot, lace, turn sole, full boni
lice!. only
$8.90
6,000 pairs Men’s Dress Shoes were bought by our buyer -Some of them were shipped here. $5.85 buys a
Goodyear welt, tan, blucher, 2 full double soles - a full stock oak tanned inner sole, with a No. 8 surface sole
$6.85 buys a $12.00 shoe with a No. 6 ¿surface sole.
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UNION OVERALLS AND JUMPERS $1.49—WHITE OR BLUE EARN MONEY BY SAVING IT
100 Indies Sample Skirts from
several of the leading Philadel
phia and New York manufactur
ers. Big assortment, no two
alike, you save 33 1-3 to 5W per
cent.
WILL THERE BE A FORD IN
YOUR FAMILY THIS CHRIS?
MAS.
Men’s Percale Dress Shirts—Big
assortment, $3.00 value now to
sell for________ _ _ _ ___ $1.65
OUR EASY PAY PLAN MAKES
IX POSSIBLE FOR EVERY
HOME TO HAVE A FO&D.
C. A. WINTROUT
AUTHORIZED FORD
Ladies One St ran Slippers $1.98
SAMPLE
STORE
A Northwest Institution
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DEVONSHIRE CLOTH
Should bring 69 cents—finest
grade now, a yard............... 39c
Men’s Dress Gloves, lined with
silk, wool or unlined—Our prices
are below cost.
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The beautiful new stage curtain
for the high school auditorium 111
be used for the first time next T ics-
day evening when the public shak
ing and musical departments of the
high school, assisted by the seniors,
will present a musical and dramatic
program.
This curtain is largely the gift of
the 1926 senior class, the public
speaking clLas of this year taking
the responsibility of the balance of
the cost. It Is hoped that the pro
ceeds of the entertainment next
Tuesday evening will meet the total
outlay.
The program to be presented will
appeal to those Interested In the
work of the young ppople and will
consist of one act plays by the public
speaking class, selections by the or
chestra, the girls’ chorus, the senior
girls’ double quartet, and a special
number by the seniors.
These various organizations are
under the direction of Laura Thomas
Gunnell.
Granta Paas in 17th Place—
One Thing Certain.
There are 30 cities In the state of j
A New York apartment house ad
Oregon that have bank deposits ex
vertises several six-room suites nt
ceeding a million dollars.
Granta 817.500 n year. We know nothing
Pass holds 17th place in the list, be nbont three suites, but we do know
ing credited with deposits of J2,- thnt the tenant who occupies one of
091,659.63. The total deposits In them doesn’t mnke bln money picking
the banks of the 30 Cities listed are cotton or working In n nawmlll.--Hous
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8236,877,018.37, of which arpount ton Pont.
Portland banking houses hold more -
1—9
than one-half.
lion't she Hed> M n,.w tcf krtt|c. ¡
COMIXG EVENTS
have them f„r
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December 20-22—Josephine County bottom wash boilers at ffl.nn. Double
Woolnap btaaitota, Siao „ |m|r
teachers’ Institute.
Phono 71
Dec. 21, Tuesday—Musical and dra
matic program. High school.
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