Tl I SUM. JI NK J". IWJI.
GRANT* I’U* DAILY (M»l ill Kit
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LOCAL
Mrs. Q. Soule has returned home' la.wer I Mews
from a visit at Roseburg with her| On goods In every line tor men at
Peerless Clothing Co.
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daughter. Mrs C. Coulter
Flume lumber at Borland Thomas
Lumber Co Phone 187-J.
G4tf Buys Dodge ll<M»«lw<<T—
It II Green Is the latest owner of
Mrs E C. Phillipa and Miss Doro­
a LVodge Brothers roadster, having
thy De Nike, of Foots Creek, were
purchased the machine Saturday
in the city yesterday and today.
from V \ Llnch
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Irvona aud
Charles Johnson are registered at Grants Pa»»-l rtweeut Cliy Stage—
the Oxford from Takilma.
AH kinds of heavy freight, ex­
J M Price of Holland. Is spend­ press. baggage and pasengsrs. Phone
ing a short time in the city, stopping 85.
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at the Oxford
J R. Blumenauer, of Fort Steels, Baseball (.an«' Tonight—
The Methodists will attempt to­
B. C., was a Grants Pass visitor yes­
terday and today
night to stop the winning streak of
20 per cent discount on Wearever the Christian baseball team’. The
Aluminum this week. Rogue River | Christians so far this season have
Hardware Co.
IT not lost a single game.
E. E. Romig left today for Glen­
dale where he has mining properties. ill You Can Eat—
For 35c at the Acme Caf« A reel
Mr Romig has been at the Boswell
working mans' place to eat. Try our
during the past winter.
hot wafflee, JOc
All experienced
A. G. Knapp and son are In the white help. T. Larsen and E
An-
Aluminum at
city for a week. having come in from drew». Props Open day and night, tf
Happy Camp last night. They hiked I
a large part of the dtatanve.
wlmtiing Is Burned—-
Mr. and Mrs. James Brown are in
Fire Warden C. A lloxle has just
the city from Portland and will visit completed the burning off of 115
here for several weeks with rela­ acres of slashings south of town The
tives.
land Is that owned by Amos Smith.
This Week
N. E. label left today with John Mr. Hoxie states that no trouble was
Apple for the Althouse country where encountered
We have a limited number of 2 12 Quart
he expects to lure some of the trout'
Grants l*nas.< reaeent City Stag
Lipped Sauce Pans, regular price $1.90.
from the streams.
Office stationery—Courier office.
AU kinds of heavy freight,
which will be sold for
Among the Portland people regis- press. baggage and paaengers Phone
t tered at the Josephine are H. C 85.
.Jones. S. K. Robinson. W E. WIL
W title • <<n Polite futre—
kinson and M Stevens.
C. . A. Wlble is again displaying a
Mies Dorothy Fitchard. who has
been visiting here for the past week star, which shows him to be a mem­
with Miss Dora Herman, left this ber of the Granta Pass police force
Mr. Wlble returned the lust of the
morning for her home at Salem _
The WINCHESTER Store
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Before you build get figures on week from Merlin and for the
your lumber, shingles, lath, doors few weeks will be connected
and windows at Borland Thomas the police department.
Lumber Co. Phone 187-J.
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Mrs. James Miller has arrived from Marrusl In Ian. Ingel
Mrs. Ann Coamey of Granta P ääm .
Honolulu and will spend the summer
and
J. W. Jury, of Loa Angeles, *ere
at her orchard several miles down
We have in stock at the lowest price« ever made in GRANTS PASS
the river Mrs Miller has 12 acres married at lets Angeles, Saturday,
June IS. and will make their home in
Hickory Porvh Furniture, Rockers, Chairs Tattles and Swing«.
j of bearing fruit.
Mrs Jury spent the
Gold Medal Camp Furniture. Tables, Chairs, Double and Single
Merchant Printing—Courier office. ix>s Angeles
Cota, Cotton Felt Mattresses and Camp Pa<U, Porch Shades, Re­
Willet Murray returned last night past year and a half In this city with
her sister. Mrs. Louisa O'Neill
frigerators. Oil Stoves and Oven«. Special on Simmons Cot Beds
from Corvallis where he attended
for the sleeping [torch and on all hammocks.
college during the past winter Mr
Save Money-
Murray will rislt at his home here
Purchase your new,suit and fur­
for several weeks.
nishings now at Peerless Clothing Co.
Special for Saturday, 2 H-quart
Wearever aluminum sauce pan for
Will Start Canning Cltil
81.15. Rogue River Hardware Co
Miss Ruth Griswold, home demon­
Misses Mildred Forest and Hazel
stration agent. Is spending the day
Strain are in the city for a short
I time. Miss Forest is from I m » An­ at Winona starting a canning club
i geles and Miss Strain is from Santa Iaist week she spent several days at
Holland on dress form work
Miss
Cruz.
Grisworld
stales
that
a
large
number
R. W. Clarke spent Sunday at Ga-
of ladies were present at the meet­
lice visiting with Mrs. Clarke, who
ings.
has been spending the past two
months there visiting with her
You skill need »omc new Khaki Clothes—laidies anti Men»'
Grants I’aae-t rewcent City Stage-
daughter. Mrs Carman Page.
Breeches, ( oats. Shirt» and Ijeggins.
All kinds of heavy freight, ex­
Mrs. Louisa O’Neill returned last
press. baggage and paaengers. Phone
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night from Portland w-here she spent 85.
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a couple of weeks with her daugh­
ter. Mrs Bush, and her sister. Mrs California People Register—
Harris.
Many California people were reg­
Mr and Mrs C. A. Swope returned istered last night at the Josephine.
Sunday from an automobile trip They were. Mr. and Mrs
A A.
COMING EVENTS
through the northern part of the Schmidt of iLos Angeles, D.
Sensational Redactions—
M Hur
July 2, Saturday—Farm Bureau
On suits, shoes, hats and furnish­ state, stopping at Portland and Eu­ don of San Francisco, D. T Rentour
celebration, Riverside park.
They also spent some time of San Francisco. Mrs H
ings at Peerless Clothing Co.
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Foley of
on the MacKenzie river.
Piedmont. Miss Vernon Padgett of
Merchant Printers—Conner.
Typewriting paper—Courier office Oakland. Mr and .Mrs R. T. Dodge
Engraved cards—Courier office.
Organdie Dresses
Tony Togs
for
Tiny Tots
rnrs. nellie Deas
We du Hcu»Ul<hlng
Special Summer Suit Offer
Coat and Trousers tailored to ><mr measure from beat quality Ber­
muda <l<><li for
$17.50
At Starting of the sraaWo those •iiniiiier suits were tUA.OO.
your order quick—the hvt <lays will soon be here.
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\ Big Reductions
20% Discount
on All Goods
at
Peerless Clothing Co.
$1.15 on Saturday
Rogue River Hardware Co.
What You Need Now
Holman’s Furniture Store
Shoes for the Family
For Your 4th of July Outing
103 North 6th
WOODWARD’S
and daughter of Alameda and J. N.
Koblke of San Francisco.
DANCE!
First Open-Air Dance of the Season
Given by the W. O. W. Team and
RIVOLI
GOING
TONIGHT
A story oiagnifi<<-ntly alive
and staged with linltellevable
splendor.
((
Paying the Piper”
COMING
TOMORROW
On the Old Sugar Beet Factory Floor
one-half mile east of Riverside Park
near Pacific Highway. The floor
will be especially prepared for the
occasion, electric lighted and proper­
ly decorated.
WHATS
WORTH
WHILE
A Mr! king nt/rry of infatuo«
000*11 cifra vacant ¡ mum ion
Music by
W. 0. W. Jazz Orchestra
WRITTEN BY A WOMAN,
PLAYED IIY A WOMAN
DIRECTED BY A WOMAN,
AND PRODUCED BY A
WOMAN.
Dancing From 9:00 to 12:00
Tickets $1, war tax included
(XIOIl PlfTt'REH
GOOD MI STO
THE RIVOLI
POLICY ALWAYH
Greatmt t lothing S*Jr—
Now on at Peerless Clothing Ob
Air Banc« to Be titven—
The first open air dance of the
season will be given Saturday night
on the old beet sugar factory floor,
one and a half miles east of River­
side park. The dance Is to be given
by the Woodmen of the World team
and band. The floor Is to be pre­
pared especially for the dance and
will be electrically lighted and deco­
rated. The music will be furnished
by the W. O. W. Jazz orchestra, The
dance will begin at 9 and last until
midnight.
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Acme Cafe—
The home of good eats is now
open day and night, lairsen & An­
drewg.
diti
Hith (ho financial with« <»f hiodurws, finii Mill I m <
plesuMNl to have )<vu ron*ull in* fr«*rl) regarding
r<>n<|i( iotLt.
<’The (¿reataPaMM and J«»«o|»lthir llank U
pru­
dent « h<dcv a** )<mr «|e|NMÌtary.
Grants Pass and Josephine Bank
G rants P ass .O regon
Three C’s Lumber Company
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, Cupbonrd Doors, etc.
ESTIMATES OX REQUEST
FOUNDRY AND WEST G
USED CARS
FORD ONE TON TBl CK. CHEVY, GOOD REPAIR. RED SEVEN
PASSENGER. MAXWELL AT 4 BARGAIN. FORD DELIVERY
JI'HT OVEItHAI LED. WE BUY. SELL AND TRADE.
C L. HOBART COMPANY
McINTYRE for Implements
of All Kinds
Mowers,Rakes, Binders
CLETRAC TRACTORS
Planet Jr. and Standard Garden Tools
402 4 South Sixth
Special Tomorrow Afternoon—
Grants Pass Lodge No. 84, A. F.
The people living along Lawnridge
A A. M. will meet Tuesday afternoon
avenue held what might be termed
at 4:80. Work In the M. M Degree
a "community burning bee" last
In the evening.
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night. A grass fire which had been
started became a little too hot and
Typewriting paper—Courier office
the fire department was called out.
After all the people were out, they I
kept the dry grass burning to reduce I
the fire menace and also get rid of
the grasshoppers which had become
a nuisance. The blaz.e appeared so
bright at one time that it looked as I
if the.whole north end of town might
be in flames.
Gram Is Burned—
New York Life
T. M. STOTT
Eastern Star Tomorrow—
A called meeting of Easte<n Star,
Josephine chapter No. 28, will be
held Wednesday evening at 8 o’clock
to hear the worthy matron's report
from the grand chapter.
GRANTS PAM, OREGON
. Agent
Grants Pass, Ore.
Do You Know
Sell
Kellogg Ant I'antc
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CLEMENS
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