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Very Good Reasons
Wu iavlte ) ou U* lraii»<«t your iMtaine»« tiirowgli
Oil» flunk for I lie following g>«Hl rraaon«:
Our flnum-UI «iMiMlliig 1» lie) mid question.
Wo offer eoiapletc and «ourtBoua service.
Our IHr<«'l"r» usually direct,
our ixinklng farliltir« are modern.
Our loan« are coua<*TtaU««, our reaourcra ntl<«|u*<c.
W >> ar« proud of our Hunk and 11« aaUaflod < u«l‘>tnrr>.
41’,' you one of them’.*
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF «OUTRKRN OK KOON
HERRICK REFRIGERATORS
Let us show you why
they are the BEST
Rogue River Hardware Co.
The WINCHESTER Store
Hoboes in Convention in Chicago
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Summer Dresses
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Flume lumber at Borland Thomas AtU-vitlon W. O. W.—
All members of Rogue River Camp
Lumber Co. Phone 187-J.
64lf
'Albert .Marshal and wife, of Port­ No. 55 will receive badges by calling
on Geo H Calhoun or National Drug
land, «¡>«nt tlx- day In Grants I’a»«
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J. E. Bartlett, of Medford, waa In Store.
Granta Pass yesterday.
Rev. Robert Mela,an arrived last Wurth »s.ou—
We will alow you *5 for your old
night from lx>s Angeles.
W. L. Powers, of Corvallis, stop- suit to apply on tbe pries of any wool
jault. Peerless Clothing Co.
7Stf
,pod last night In this city.
Mrs. G. T. Watters, of Ashland.
Graduate in IMtarnuu-y —
I was In tbe city yesterday.
C. C. Kubll, of Gold Hill, was In
The commencement exercise« of
tbe North Paclfc college were held
. Grants Pass yesterday
Before you build get figures on In Portland during the week. Thir­
your lumber, shingles, lath, doors ty-three graduated with tbe degree
and windows at Borland Thomas of doctor of dental surgery, and 11
Lumber Co. Phone 187 J.
64tf 4ith th« degree of graduate In phar­
Mrs. A. J. Cosmey left last night macy
Haymond P. LeKoy, of Jose­
for Los Angeles to »pend several phine county was one of the latter.
! weeks.
Hazard Xutico-•
Mr. and Mrs. George 1
There will be a meeting of
and Mrs. G E. Merriman, of Chico,
' stopped yesterday In Grants Pass.
«hare holders In Victrola at 12 1 p. tn.,
D L. Andrews, his wife and moth- June 6th at the Waldorf ball. Elec-
er, and Nlck Papa«, of Fre«no. Cal , 'tlon of officers.
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, wer« In Grants Pass last night.
Henry Terwilliger and S TerwB- Gamo Not Fini»h<«l—
liger Jr., stopped In Grants Pass yes-, The twilight league baseball game
terday on a tour of the coast.
Friday night was called at the end
Mrs. J. H. Mlles and Ml»» Slocum, of the third inning on account of
'who are touring from their homes in darkness and rain, the score standing
Milton. Pa., »topped in this city last 7 to 1 In favor of tbe Christians,
night.
whose opponents were the Metho­
Mr». Jas M Powers' das« of begin- dists. Tbe next game will be
Her» In music commences .Monday, Tuesday evening at 6:30 between
, June 6 at 9 a. m. All practice don« Presbyterians and Christiana.
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In her studio.
Mrs. B. A Williams left this morn­ Worth JMic—
ing for Portland for a visit of several
We allow you 50c for your old
weeks and to take In the rose show. to apply on now one. grad« 11.50 and
Mr». H. T O'Neill leaves tonight up. Peerless Clothing Co.
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for Portland to spend a few weeks
with her daughter. Mrs. J. W. Bush, Reception Dann-—
and hett sister, Mrs Wilfred Harris.
Waldorf hall, June 6th, 1921.
Mrs. Sylvia Butler has on sale a Music and dancing start at 10 p. m ,
| big line of trimmed and sailor hats music by the Imperial orchestra of
at 708 K St.
95 Medford
I Mr. and Mrs. C. H Sampson left
this afternoon via auto for Reedville. All You Can Eat—
,Ore.. where they will reside perma-
For 35c at the Acme Cafe. A real
nently, having disposed of their working man’s place to eat. Try our
homo and other property In this city. hot waffles, 20c. All experienced
¡Mr. and Mrs Sampson have been white help. T. I-arsen and E.
residents of Grants Pass for 32 year» drews, Props.
and have been prominent in alj ac-
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tivitlei. Mr. Sampson has been an Seeking Twin State
engineer for the Southern Pacific
An appeal comes from
company since the advent of the line O’Brien. 496 East 26th street. Port­
Into this city, and for years has been land. for Information about her twin
the official presidential engineer, hav­ sister. She states that in January.
ing piloted the engine with few excep­ 1900, twin girls were bom at or near
tions. whenever a president of the Grants Pass and were placed by their
I United States traveled over this di- father, S. Peckenbaugh, in an or-1
vision. They were accompanied on phanage In Portland soon after. Mrs.
tho trip north by Mr and Mrs Her- O’Brien desires to learn something
bert Sampson, of Portland
about her sister or her parents, and
any Information will be appreciated (
CHINESE STUDENT WAS CALM by her.
Slightly Dirturbid by Soiled Necktis,
but Net at All by Coming Im­
portant Debate.
Organdy, Voile, Dotted Swiss
and Foulard
We do Hr muti Uh J ng
fflrs. Hellie Peas
WELCOME
w. o. w.
Geo. S. Calhoun
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NEW SPRING GOODS
At Rock Bottom
Prices at
Peerless Clothing Co
Your Old Hat—
Is worth 50c to apply on the price
of a new one, grade 11.50 and up.
Peerless Clothing Co.
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The Intermit I oiih I «•onfrremi uf hoboes in (.’hlmgo wan not largely at­
tended beinuar many of the delegate« from other |»nrt« of the country nere
unable to elude th»* railroad gun rd«. Thia I m a «celie during the convention.
It Is only 15 years ago that Wel-
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Missouri Philosopher.
Again the W. O. W. Hoy»—
liiMvt 1« a portrait of James End* Howe. the •■millionaire bubo <>f tft. I aiu I s , llngion Koo—-to whose efforts ure
«
’Most everybody remembers the kid
Give
you
a
cordial
invitation
to
at
­
Moonlight:
who wai premili.
< laigi'ly niiribuuil the election of
Pink lemonade, popcorn and every­ tend their dance at the Waldorf hall tn tbe old reading class who when be
China io the council of llie league of
came to a word be didn’t kaow gave
thing
goes with the Imperial orches­ Monday. June Sth, 10 o’clock to 1. 95
Nutto is- entered Columbia university,
a little grunt and went on. We’ve
Elizabeth
Female
college,
e»tnb-
Neu York. In definite preparation for tra Monday night at Waldorf Hall
INTERESTING ITEMS
often thought he was smarter than
llshed nt Washington. Mias., In HUH. u diplomatic career he specialised In
|W. O. W.
95 Save SA.lMt—
he got :redlt for. It’s not a bad
la
auld
to
hull*
been
the
first
institu
­
Npaln la Mid to have 250.(XS> !>••«-
International law under Prof. John
Turn In your old suit at the Peer- policy to fellow even tn life, Tbe
tion In the world to grant degrees to
I
’
Bassett
Moore.
mid
It
was
In
this
sub
­
Kara
TStf chances are the kid wouldn’t bave
less Clothing Co.
Idaho P<«qdc Isx-iMe He re
Automobile» coat as much u« 51U0.- women.
ject that he look his Pb.D. degree, w ith
known a darn thing about what ths
Clarence
Cox.
of
Rupert.
Idaho,
The
government
of
Ontario
has
pro
­
a thesis on "The Status of Aliena in
UUO ill Kuaalu.
word meant if he bad stopped and bad
has
purchased
the
Fruitdale
ranch
of
poned
n
measure
providing
for
the
a|>-
Ths
Dog
aa
Human
FooC
China.’’ He wns one of the most ac-
The number of places selling Intux
It
pronounced. Most of us do give
The dog forms no Important artlct«
leafing liquor« lb London Im« been poln’melit of women magistrates in the live and dlstlngulshed of the Columbia 80 acres from A. W. Sheeley and has
i little grunt when we bit a snag tn
cities
of
mon-
than
100.000
on
the
ap
­
of
food
among
u.an>
nations.
In
taken
possession.
Mrs.
Cox
will
be
»
undergraduates
of
Ids
time,
says
the
steadily decreasing during the Inal leu
life, but net always because we don’t
plication of the city council.
Detroit News. Not only was he elect­ here shortly. They are moving here China, the Society islands, etc., youny know what it means.—Lamar Demo
years.
puppies
are
considered
a
grvsl
dell
Australia Ims a movement on foot ed to tbe Phi Beta Kappn. the most to get in a lower altitude and better
The city of Muskegon. Mich., has
erat
lent »10.0UO. without aecurity, to those for the preservation of Its gigantic famous of the American college fra- climate. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Sheeley caey. and are said by Europeans who
have overcome their prejudices, to be
of It« clllaene who are out of work "stringy bark” trees, which are the ti-niltl««. but he tus-ame editor in chief left here Wednesday to take charge
Pest Grades Really Cheapest.
very «weer and palatable. The tast»
tallest In the world.
of the Columbia Spectator.
The purchase of a cheap grade of
Hin! In need.
I of the former Cox ranch at Rupert. for dog’s flesh ’« of very early origin,
As u debater, too, Mr. Koo made I taken in trade on this deal Stale was
r.ie nnci-nts regained « young and e-’ «Is 'or any serious use. Is very poor
his mark among hie conteinpararies.
economy. Such goods seen give way,
made by A. N. Parsons.
fa'
dog ns excellent food , and Hyppo-
In 11)08 his speech turned the tide In
crates placed it or a footiug with thut- •m<1 tbe service they render, while
fuvor of his own University In a de­
»on
and pork The komans were fond they do last, is not satisfactory. Te
Viet
rollt
—
Oh,
You
bate with Cornell. The story Is told
>f
sucking-popples, ao-1 sacr»5.-ec obtain a given amcuut of service one
hall
get
me
at
the
Waldorf
Come
that when the Columbia team reached
will spend mere tuot.ey on articles of
them
to the pod».
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Ithaca, the sent of the rival univer­ Monday night.
cheap grade than upon those that ar«
sity, most of Us members were in a
het »er
The obtaining of tbe same
Something Needed.
state of blue funk, owing to the high IMnce at Rlveniide Clubhouse—
smou.it of pleasure and satisfaction
“
There
Is
some
great
force
lacking
in
reputation of one of their opponent*.
Saturday night. June 4.
Good this country today.” an exchange »ays. frwiu tbe use of a cheap thing and a
This attack of nerves was at Its height music. Everybody welcome
Admis­ That’s so. brother, but what Is It! good ««'e <a an impossibility.
when they sought out Koo. "Yea,”
COMING EVENTS
sion |1.10 Including war tax. extra Frequently wa have thought that It’s
he told them, ”1, too, am worried, I
8-11, Wednesday to Saturday —
June
95 s foolkiller who will remain perma­
have brought only one evening dress ladies, 25c.
Teachers examinations at Court-
form it Mt-iiie basis u | m > ii which to build any bus-
nently and actively on the Job.—Bos­
tie with me, and look nt it—soiled!
house.
I news. < tunc In »nil commit us n««anllng your
ton
Transcript.
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What Is to be done?” His fellow de­ The For Fanieil—
bunking requirements— we are at your service.
baters fled to the nearest bnberdash-
Imperial orchestra of Medford
er’s and returned with half a dozen plays the music next Monday night.
ties of assorted models. Koo selected Waldorf hall.
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one. nrrnyed himself, and In It went
forth to the fray with a light heart.
Vacation Bible School—
A three weeks’ session of a daily
Merchant Printing—Courier office.
ass
regon
¡vacation Bible school is planned to
begin on Tuesday. June 14th. to
meet five days a week for two hours
PRESERVE YOUR EGGS
WITH
and a half each forenoon from 9 to,
¡11:30. The general program for
each day will be as follows: Opening
devotional exercises. 10 minutes:
GENERATION» OF
Bible drill, 15 minutes; music. 15
SERVICE
mtnutey: Bible lesson. 35 minutes:
(WATER GLASS)
craft work. 55 minutes: closing ses­
Original<«d In grandmother's
Eggs arc cheaper now than
sion with missionary story or hahit
time, in the days when in­
they have been for many a day.
¡talk. 15 minutes. The school is nn-
tegrity imvint more than
And right now Is the time to
lay in a stock of them. Sill-
| der the auspices of several of the
tlie dollar murk, Scaly attri­
and other Children’s Wheel
< ate of Soil» covers them like
churches of the city and the session,
bute« of Tuft leas Comfort,
glass and is therefore a sure
[
which
are
open
to
all
children
from
4
I t most t lcanllness and Old-
Goods, Same Discount.
preservative. Full and simple
¡to 14 years of age. will be held in
Fashioned Quality
have
directions with each ¡Mckage.
' the Baptist church. Mrs. Ralph W
conic down the genertnlonn,
»
¡Steams will he superintendent of the
a heritage highly valued by
school. Mrs. Gebers will have charge
health-cnllglitenixl
women
of the primary department, Miss
of tiwlay.
Jeannette Cramer of the music and
“The Heme of Good Furniture’’
Mrs. IjOof of the craft period. Other
people will be brought in as helpers
TO*
from time to time.
Sound Business
Methods
Grants Pass and Josephine Bank
P
HAMMOCKS
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SILICATE OF
SODA
Discount„While
They Last
COASTER WAGONS
CLEMENS
SELLS DRUGS
Holman’s Furniture Store
HELMER’S