FRIDAY, »fluii IMI,
PERSONAL
Four Billion Dollars
That is estimated as the total amount ot money
in savings accounts, yet only 10 per cent ot the peo­
ple of this country are depositors.
Arc you one of the nine who have no interest in
this vast sum. or are you the tenth one. who is sav­
ing? There is opportunity for you to become a saver
and a successful man. Our Bank will help you. W ill
you start on the right road ?
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF SOITHKRN OREGON
LOCAL
Have your table reserved for the Wonderful Yaluo—
For $13.50 you can purchase a
May Breakfast on Wednesday.
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new
two-piece suit at the I’eerleas
New rugs and linoleums at the
new prices
Holman'»
Furniture Clothing Co.
Store.
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Saturday »i»» lai» I nion Market—
Before you build get figures on
Veal pot roast. 20c. beef |>ot roast,
your lumber, shingles, lath, doors
18c; boiling meat. 12c; beef ■teak,
und windows at Borland Thomas
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Lumber Co. Phone 187-J.
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R. C. Patterson, E. R. Oleaeu, L.
S| hh iul Meeting» al Merlin—
Olesen and A. G. Hanson, all of Se-
In accordance with plans of some
■ attle. spent last night at the Jow-
weeks standing. Rev. C. M Cline ex
phine and today cotitlnued their trip.
pects to begin special meetings In
to California.
Merlin Baptist church Sunday. May
Flume lumber al Borland Thomas
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Lumber Co Phone 187-J.
Fred Xnderson aud wife, of Kerby.
and Thomas Younot Bray. Cal ,| For $13-30—
Exceptional values In two-piece
came from Kerby last night bring-1
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Three C’s Lumber Company I
CARRY a complete line of lumber, all grades.
Lath. Shingles. Doors. Windows, Wallboard, etc.
WE MAKE all kinds of Cabinet Work. Screen
Doors, Window Screens, Cupboard Doni's, etc.
ESTIMATES ON REQUEST
GRANTS PASS, OREGON
FtH'NDRY AND WEST G
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6he Oregon
Indian Blanket
Springtime—when all the world is out
doors. When the leaf-bowered roads
and trails invite you to loaf—von need
one.
For many years the Oregon City robes
and blankets have added to the pleas­
ure of a trip to the mountains or woods
<>r seashore. The robe colorings are
beautiful—rare Indian designs of na­
tive tribes and woven of
Virgin Oregon Wool
—so true and perfect that we even
weave them for Indians in the West.
Priced $12.50
Peerless Clothing Company
Another Big
Super Show
Now Playing
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Ing with them part of a gold clean-j “ulU at »’eerie». < lothlng Co.
Die« at Home on E Street—
i up. They are going to California.
Miss Emily A Moss, aunt of Mrs
Tell your lumber needs to the 8.
Vary, 116 E street. Grants
Borland Thomas (Lumber Co.
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Mixing bowls from *-'0c up to $1. vices at Hall's chapel Saturday al 2
Friday and .Saturday. Holman's Fur­ o'clock p. m , April Si'tli
niture Store.
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Phone
See Borland Thomas Lumber
Co. < aiib)*-»
tittf
for lumber for that barn.
three
Buy It now. fresh stock
Misses
1S7-J.
’ limes each week at Kinney A Truax
D. B. Morgan and wife. and I.
Margaret and Gladys Morgan.
The lat»l 'l<»‘ting—
A. Peck, of Seattle, who are touring
The subject for tonight'» meeting i
the Coast, stopped last night at the at the church of the Brethren will be I
Oxford.
"Ih-ateti or Hell Where Will We,
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The Building and Isvan Assn, will Sjend Eternity." Tonight closes the
furnish the money we will furnish series of meetings.
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the material. Borland Thopvna Lum
ber Co. Phone 187-J. springs and Medford Fluff Hug Vian—
The very best beds, prices. Hol-
Will be iu Grunts Puss Saturday.
mattresses at the new 605 G St 66 Phone 22-J.
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, man's Furniture Store.
Fred Wilson, of Hoquiam. Wash., Popular Breakfast—
who »pent several days here with W.
The May breakfast by Presbyterian!
IM. Wyrick, left this morning for ladle, has be orne a yearly pleasure.
Corvallis aud will also stop In Porl- Plan to be there Wednesday morn-’
1 land on his way home.
ink.
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Dr Tompkins' treatments will ease
■the nerves of their aches and pains .«services at «». I>. \. tfiuri-l»—
; Room 2. Schmidt Bldg.
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There will lie services at tile Sev­
Mrs. M. *G. Llchtleg. of Sail Fran­ enth Lay Advent!.,! church tomorrow.
cisco. lert this morning for Portland Sub ba th school at 10 o'clock. r. A.
after visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Amos Lashier. home missionary secretary
Myers
Mrs Llchtleg will meet her of the southern Oregon conference
husband in Portland and they will will speak at II aud also at 3 p. ui.
return to Grants Pass in a few days. All are cordially Invited
Ror-
A chicken coop or a state capitol?
We can furnish the material, Phone Entertain Your Erlend»—
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land Thomas Lumber Co.
At the -May ‘Breakfast 'Wednesday
ranges. Oregon Made,
187-J.
i morning. Reserve table»
also come under the new rx.
Colonial
'
These prices. Holman's Furnitu re Salurday lawrt Du)—
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du ed
Two dozen sweet. Juicy navel or-
Store of shelled corn just In. HO an «es for ."Or at Kinney A Truax
100, deliver-
Car
Grocery.
Mill. 66
per ton or >2.25 per
ed. Josephine County Flour
I'oniglit—
Y«'ur Loes—
At the Waldorf hall, the big Wood»
It you fail to purchase a new
spring two-piece suit at
Peerless man dance.
Clothing Co.
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Newport, R. I.. Apr. 29.— (A. P. > |
—Narragansett bay 1» to be the base
of the destroyer squadron of the At­
lantic fleet this summer
The ren­
dezvous will bring 150 destroyers
and auxiliary vessels to these waters
Five destroyers have already arrived ,
The main fleet of destroyers. It ha-
been announced, will leave Charles-
i» M ’INDIA»
! ton. 8. C., their winter base, on May '
15. and proceed to New York for aj EVERYTHING IN INSURANCE
stay of two weeks to permit the
Dependable companies and rna«-
j crews to have shore liberty,
The
onable rates. See T, M
Stott.
squadron, under command of Rear
Buick Salesrooms
tOStf
Admiral A. H. Robertson, will then
alslke
FOP.
SALE
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Alfalfa
seed.
proceed to Narragansett bay. arriv­
blueelein
clover, red clover and
ing about June 5.
wheat seed at Count's Feed Store
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TILL
SATURDAY
ONLY!
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I SEI) M VXWELL In »A1 condition
|525.
Williams Garage and Cj
clery.
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REDUCTIONS ON HATS at Mrs M
P. Anderson's, 708 E St.
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FOR
RENT Furnished
3-riuon
apartment. Inquire at millinery
store. 708 E St.
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Presents
TheNorthWindsMalice
A tale of the grim spectre that lurks behind the North Wind—the
spectre of grinding monotony that plants murder in the hearts of
men. A tale of flaming hate anti imperishable love, of the mad
greed for gold, of jealousy, revenge, cruelty, compassion—shot
through with delightful humor in a way known only to Rex Beach
VERA GORDON
star of “Humoresque’’ who
plays a leading part in the
“North Wind’s Malice.’’
SUNDAY
BILL FARNUM
as “Drag Harlan’’
Kond'diers Saturday X iaht —
The liondollers Is the one enter-
talnment In Lyceum which always
beats the gun at the kick-off
It In
a musical marathon from the time
the curtain lifts, and a high speed
race right through* to the last note
of the "Good Night" lullaby Opera
house Saturday night.
NO ADVANCE
IN PRICES
RIVOLI
TOM SANTSCHI
the husky, fearless star of
“The Spoilers’’ in a role
that will thrill you to the
core.
SUNDAY
BILL FARNUM
as “Drag Harlan’’
FOR
SALE -Gentle Toggenbur*
quarts
milk goat. Just fresh, 3
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daily. Phone 326-Y.
FOR SALE CHEAP—-20 ewes with
lambs. Write or call on W.
Tuttle, Selma, Ore.
GAS RANGE FOR HALE— Phone
342-J morning«.
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WANTED -Milk customer».
10ca
quart. Come get It yourself.
North Seventh.
Pf)R S\*LE “Organ,*-price $10. Vic­
tor phonograph, 20 records, |25.
Call 826 North Seventh.
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WANTED Trusty middle aged man
for night watchman. G. H. Car-
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n«»f.
I CAN' FI'RNISH sugar pine or yel­
low pine cut to order in the next
few days, also fir any thl< (knees for
flumes
This lumber is trimmed
to length. G. H. earner.
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WANTED—An oil range In good con
dition. Phone 179-R.
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THE PICTI'RE MILL for artistic
photographs. Hour» for stttlnK,
10 a. m. to 4 p. m. Sunday sit­
tings by appointment only. Phone
283-R, or residence 140-J.
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FOR RENT -Furnished light house­
keeping rooms to couple with no
children
Call at 656 North Sixth
street.
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Just Arrived
Snappy Silk Sweaters and
Georgette Blouses
Ur «Ici IIvniMiUiiing
mr$. Hellie Reas
Clothes Often Express What Words Can’t
We wish it were possible to tell you of all the good
qualities contained in our spring and summer line of
fine materials and the high
(1x0
class workmanship of
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The finished garment and lasting service is strong­
est talking point.
GEO. S. CALHOUN
Over Sixteen Yean l.oial Dealer
Garden Hose
SEE US FOR HOSE AND HOSE FITTINGS
OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE AND QUALITY
THE BEST
Rogue River Hardware Co.
The WINCHESTER Store
C hecking Accounts of
Professional Men
well
th
of mm haut», farmer» and indi­
viduals nre cordially invitol l>y (lie Granta l*a»»
and Josephine Hank where gisal fa< ilHies for tlir
transí» lion of business are alfordi-d.
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Grants Pass and Josephine Bank
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