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HERRICK REFRIGERATORS
Let us show you why
they are the BEST
Rogue River Hardware
The WINCHESTER Store
HORN
LOZIER—To Mr and Mrs John W.
Loxier of this city, Sunday. June
5, a son.
BARTON—To Mr. and Mrs. George
Barton of this city. Thursday, June
9, a son.
TODAY and
TOMORROW
Performing Horses, Donkeys and Monkeys
And the Big Heart Interest Comedy Drama
if
Straight is the
Way”
Filled with clever surprises
with MATT MOORE and
GLADYS LESLIE
PRICES—Adults 35c, Kiddies 10c, Lodges 50c, Includes War Tax
Black, White. Brown, Navy and Camel
mrs. Hellie Reas
We do Hcni«U(< hln<
T
The Best Quality Values
lluiidnwki of Spring, Hummer and All-Year 'Bound
l-'iibrlra, tallonai to your individual measure
In
your sclistlon of the right style ft>r you.
<vn<l up
At the olgn l.f
Ye Jolly
Utile Tailor
GEO S CALHOUN
Over Sixteen Veau l.o<.al Dtalei
NEW SPRING GOODS
At Rock Bottom
Prices at
Peerless Clothing Co.
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▼
Shoes for the Family
Ju*t reiriveil Shipment of
Ladies’ Pumps With Strap
in Blin k. Grey anil While with 'Biliary, Full lartila
Unit» heel«.
■
WOODWARD’S
103 North 6th
'lurried Yesterday—
Junior
»nil
Charles Hilliard and Ruby May
Griffith, were married yesterday hy
Judge Pollock at the Josephine coun­
ty courthouse
Something Good to Eat—
At the Public .Market Saturday af­
ternoon.
100
Three C’s Lumber Company
Sensational Reduction*—
CARRY a complete line of lumber, all grades,
Lath, Shingles, I)<M»rs. Windows, Wallboard, etc.
WE MAKE all kinds of Cabinet Work, Serwen
Doors, Window Screens, Cupboard Doors, etc.
ESTIMATES ON REQUEST
On suits, shoes, hats and furnish­
ings at Peerless Clothing Co.
9<ttf
Home C<H,k<sl F imm I'
At the Baptist ladles' food sale,
Saturday afternoon at the Public
I Market.
100
FOUNDRY AND WENT G
GRANTS PANS. OREGON
Rhinelander Refrigerators
see
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Holman’s Furniture Store
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Return.* I'rom O. A.
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Miss Edith Lindsay and Miss Jean-
The regular meeting of the Indies nette Cramer returned from Corval-
Auxiliary has been pastponed, and ■ Ils this morning, Ml»« Cramer after
will be held on Saturday, June 25th. her year’s work at O. A. C. Miss
■ Lindsay will atop In Granta Paa« un-
j til Sunday night, visiting Ml»« Cra­
The Medford Huff Bug Man—
Will be In Grants Pass tomorrow, mer. Whitney Allyn also returned
Phone orders to 22-J.
100 from O. A. C. on the morning train.
bweetesa» of dpring Ale.
Auxiliary Meeting l*<>M|M>n<*<l—
Bulger’s Comedi/
Animal Circus
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M notype O|M*r»tor Wanted—
For two weeks beginning with July
4th. Apply or address Courier of­
fice.
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, Committed to State l|i»*pital—
Estella G. Nickerson, of Apple
gate, who has been recently exam­
ined as to her mental stability, ha*
been committed to the Oregon state I
hospital, at Salem, and will be taken '
there this afternoon. She Is the wlf«
of Alonzo E. Nickerson, and the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs J. H. Rob­
inson. This morning E. W. Kozlow-i
ske, who has been In the care of |
county officials for several days, was
taken to the hospital, having been
examined and adjudged unbalanced.
2 - BIG SHOWS - 2
For One Admission
I
Luxite Hose
Mrs. A. K. Williams, of Kerby, was GreatiM Clothing Itale—
Now on at Teorie«* Clothing Co If
In Grants Pass yesterday.
G. M. C. truck cab. wind shield,
stake body, cord tires, looks like All You t an KM—
For 35c at the Acni» Oaf« A real
now. Dodge Bros. Sales Room 97tf
A. B. Marsh was a visitor from working man's place to eat. Try our
hot waffles. 30c. AU experienced
Roseburg yesterday.
white help. T 1 atraen and E An­
Georgia Kibboff was In this city
drews. Props
93tf
from Klamath Faits yesterday.
Buick Six, new top, paint, and
tiro«. Dodge Bros. Sales Room. 97tf The B. V. P. I . Party—
That was planned tor tonight, has
Will Payne. of Wolf Creek, «pent
been postponed until Friday June 17
yesterday in thia city.
A. W Yates and wife, of Port­
land. were in Grants Pass last night. touue Tonight—
The Methodist team will meet that
Flume lumbar at Borland Thomas
Lumber ¿'o. Phone 187-J.
C4tf uf the Baptists on the high school
E. P Foster and wife. Miss O. W grounds this evening for the sixth
Foster and J. A. Walke, of Ventura. game of this year's series.
Cal., stopped yesterday in this city
Mrs. Arthur oJnes and family were lamer Pldco»—
On goods In every line tor men at I
In Grants Paas yesterday from Foots
Peerless Clothing Co.
. Creek
One Dodge Brothers touring ear.
cords, repainted, good buy. Dodge Itoulde Valui
tn Fancy Toilet Soap at Kinney *
97tf
Brothers Sales Room.
Ix»ve. and Truax You must see it
Mr. and Mrs. C. E
Harry E. Love, of lx»s Angeles, stop­
Save Money—
ped last night in Grants Pass.
Purchase your now suit and
Before you build get figures on
your lumber, shingles, lath, doors nishlngs now at Peerless Clothing Co
and windows at Borland Thomas
«Alt " ill Play \ rrka—
Lumber Co. Phone 187-J.
The recently organized Grants
A. D. Robinette and A. W. Hobt-
nette, were tn Granst Pass from Pass baseball team will play a game
at Yreka next Sunday. On the 3rd
Wonder yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart and K. King. and 4th of July, games are scheduled
of Portland, stopped yesterday In with Crescent City.
this city.
One Lizzie. Dodge Bros
Sales Don’t Miaa It—
The Baptist ladies' cooked food
Room.
97tf
.Mrs. Fred Reynolds and daughter. 1 sale, at the Public Market Saturday
R. Nichols and I afternoon.
Pearl, and Mrs
daughter. Kittie. of Wolf Creek,
were shopping in Grants Pass today. IttcnUon Sir Knights—
Mellta Commandery No. 8 K T.
.Mrs C. W. Nelson and boys, of
Pasadena, and Mrs. I>. W. Lyons and will hold stated session Friday even­
son. of San Deigo. stopped in Grants ing. June 10th. starting promptly at
Pass yesterday. The families are 8 o'clock. Order of the Temple will
be conferred. All members are urged
touring the coast together.
H. P. Hettinger and son. Charles, to be present. Clyde E. Nile«, Corn­
ino
will leave tonight for Alberta. Can­ mander.
ada. where they will join Mrs Hen-
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inger. They expect to spend the I < "ocon—
Under our own lable, quality
summer visiting relatives In the
anteed and at double value
north.
Kinney & Truax
Iberians were <u ati'-lent peo
pie living at the mouth of the !beru.<
(Ebro) river Io eastern Spain. Later
the Inhabitants of the entire |H*nlneuta
were called Iberians. The terui now
Is applied to the primitive Wollthlr
and bronze age '»Am whose remains
and relics are found In ancient grain*
COMING EVENTS
June 8-11, Wednesday to Saturday— •ad grottoes throughout western lia
rope, The race was characterised by
Teachers examinations at Court­ long head» and short stature. Th-1
house.
rerm Iberia still Is tn-quently used
lu reference to Spain «nd Portugal.
Placer location blanks at the e iiwially I d literature, rhe expression
Courier office.
i tiertan peninsula lining quite common
RIVOLI
LOCZIL
Sunday
The
lucklins
The M»ft »olimi uf water mortng
«moiig thou’imda of graas biada« la to
tlu- hearing « thè ewevtnese of sprtng
alt to »he sietit. lt i» s<- falnt and
se dtffused tini' tne exnct spot wben*e
•t Issues ennnot I m > dticorned, yet lt Is
dlstifict. ano -ny footNteffs «re slower
«s I llsten. Tunder. In thè comuni
of thè meiid thè atrmwpbore I» full of
toma ethi reni vapor The sunshlne
Dsily Shipment»—
Service» at Medford—
slnys fr. thè rfr Hiere a» tf thè green
Selected Cantaloupes at Kinney *
The funeral «ervlces for the late hadgea held thè wlnd frotu hrusblnj
Truax.
180 Charles Prim, pioneer citizen of lt awny.—Richard Jeff’-tea
j Jackson county and Jacksonville, and
Office stationery, all weights and former county Judge, were held at 3
Old-Fashioned Armor.
grade« of paper—Courier office.
o'clock Thursday afternoon In the
Men have used body armor of soma
Jacksonville cemetery. The services
were under the auspices of the Med­ kind since curliest dnys. Except la
withstanding several bnlllstlc testa,
ford Elks lodge, of which Judge Prim neither our modern pinte nor our
was a member. The body arrived on padded armor seems to be much Im­
the morning train from Portland ac­ proved over 'he old helmet and corse-
companied by a daughter, Mrs A. I. let
Eckelson, and her husband and their
Rcxall Corn Solvent, knocks
two children of that city. A delega­
the corns ............................ 25«-
tion of Elks and Jacksonville citizens
Including Louis Ulrich, Ed Helms
ERFHCT
Sanipeds, 25c—• foot bath tats
rotei tk » n
and J. W. Bybee met the family at
lot for tirivi, sore and ach­
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the train.
CORNS
ing feet, iim > at night, run
a foot race In the morning.
F«ttsr» Porgad by Passion.
Is ordained tn the eternal consti-
tntton of things that men of Intemper-
str minds cannot he free; their pas­
sions forge their fetters__ Burke.
it
CLEMENS
SELLS DRUGS
TJU
Mom Than Grammar».
It taken mom than grammars amt
llctlonarlM to make a literature —
Higginson.
Life
Disability
Health
Accident
RELMNt E III I
mm in N< e t <>.
OF PITTSBURG
THEO. P. ( RAMER Jr.
General Agent
204 H N. nth Ht.
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