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to look for currency and valu
ables is under a mattrees, tn a
stocking, in a bureau drawer
or closet, or In the kitchen
stove Not very good places In
which to save money, however
Our savings department will
keep your money securely and
pay you for the privilege be
sides.
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When a Winchester Speaks
It Means Business!
Dependable Rifles, Shot Guns and Ammunition
Rogue River Hardware Co
Shoes for the Family
KEEP COOL
Get your B. V. D’s and Comfortable
Underwear Today at
103 North 6th
WOODWARDS
Level Headed
Men and W omen
turn against the tem|>tation»» of risky «chnnb, that
promise a highly speculative yield.
They invent
safely by dejM>>itlng with the Grant» Paes A Jone«
phine Bank.
Four per cent intervnt |«»id on savings accounts.
Mrs F. E. Woods has returned
Thomas D. Fetch, receiver tor the
front a trip to Rhinelander. Wis . af
Oregon Gas k Electric company of
ter being gone sine«» May I.
Mr and Mrs A. B <N>rnell and thia city, arrived yesterday from San
Mr and Mrs II W l.«x»ff went to ('ra Francisco to be present at the sher
ter lake this afternoon for a abort iff s »ale of the property at Jackson
ville August 13. The property has
trip.
Mr. au«l Mrs. O. P. Jester returned been iu the hands of the receiver
last night.from a trip to Ranier park since July 19 last year and has been
in Washington. They spent several under tho management of N. K. lio-
weeks on their trip.
hall since that lime. Mr. Fetch is
Thomas Barrow returned last night e|>endlng the day In Roseburg
to his home at Forest Grove after
,i visit here with George Swinney, All Vou lan Kat—
Luke Lilly and the Barrow brothers.
For 3&c at the Acme Cafe A real
Mr« and Mrs. Joe D« mu have re »orklng mans' place to eat. Try our
turned grom Gazele where they spent hot wafflee, 30c.
All experienced
several months
They will remain white help. T. iLarseu sud E. An
here for the remainder of the sum drews, Props Open day and night tf
mer.
Johu Sauer. George Sauer and Nick 1 «> mist Price»—
Sauer left yesterday evening for the
On goods in every line for tueu at
east where they expect to spend the Peerless Clothing Co.
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next few weeks. John Sauer will visit
In St Paul while the others will Dance lias ( ohn I—
«¡»end some time In Duluth.
Good music, an excellent floor and
G. Ed Ross, who checked up on the a good crowd all combined last night
irrigation district records here last to make the W O. \V. open air dance
year, stopped in th«» city for a while at the old sugar factory site a suc
today while on his way from Salem cess
Pardee's orchestra, with Jo
to Medford, where he will check up Pardee handling the banjo and Nick
on the Medford irrigation district.
Carter at the piano, provided jazzy
Engraved cards—Courier office.
music for the occasion A number of
P. A. DeGenault and son and O. uiooulight waltzes proved quite pop
Blanchard ar,» «¡»ending several ular with the dancers. The floor was
days In the hills hunting for the be»t in the best condition last night It has
fishing streams. Mr DeGenault re been iu yet this season
turned the first of the »e»k from
Portland and then left Immediately. sa»e Money
Wallace Cheshire was In the city
Purchase your new suit and
last night visiting old-time friends, nisblngs now at Peerless Clothing Co
while on his way to Portland from
his home at Pasadena. His father Acme ('aft
was formerly county clerk here, hav
The home of good eats la
ing held that office for a long term of open day and night
lamen & An
drews.
oatt
yearn.
W F Eckert, of Portland, was
in the city today while on his way Party for Ilea Barnett—
north from Klamath Falla, Mr. Eck-
A small dinner party was given
ert is connected with the Paclflc last night by Mr. and Mrs Sam Sttno-
Telephone and Telegraph company baugh for Mr. and Mrs Rex Barnett,
and is in this part of the state on a who are leaving this evening for Eng
business trip.
land Mr. and Mrs Barnett leave on
New arrivals at the Oxford were the 9:15 train, going by way of Reno
F. M. Graham ad F H. Zowarke of and Chicago They expect to leave
San Francisco. J. C. Hughes and E. New York for Liverpool August 13.
J. Morrison of Portland. F L. We- They will visit In Mantwich. Mr Bar
mette and family of Portland. J. F. nett's old home, until early spring
Dysert and wife and Mr. and Mrs At the party last night were Mr and
Louderback of Rochester. Ind . L. J Mrs. Barnett. Mr and Mrs. Rodney
Hall of Bisbee. Aril., H G. Sharp and Calvert and Mr and Mrs Sa’m Stine-
Benj. Shan* of Oakland. Cal . Chas. i baugh
J. Mills of Redlands, and John A
Todd of Spokane
New (.rain Sack»—
Josephine hotel guests last night
At the right price at the Josephine
were Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Rowe of San Farmers' Cooperative Aaso.
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Francisco. Mr. and .Mrs. John Ro I
berta of Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs sensational Reductions—
G. M. White-of Pasadena. Hattie Imel
On suits, shoes, bats and furnish
and son and M. J. Is»wis of Stockton. ings at Peerless Clothing Co.
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Commander and Mrs. H. G Shonerd
and child. H. G. Shonerd Jr., and < lu»ll<'ng>- Is |w>ued—
Miss Burda Norman of San Fran
An attempt to arouse Interest In a
cisco. R. O Adams and party of Port most pleasant sport, that of mountain
land. 'D C Sullivan of Sausalito. H climbing. <W. 8. ..MacFarland. of Ta
Allen and F. M Roberts of Chehalis. kilma has issued a challenge to any
North of Klamath Falls.
one In a race against time from Wal
do to Sanger Peak lookout station
This course, says Mr MacFarland. is
a good one for the purpose I 'It la
about ,11 miles long, rises 4500 I feet
and has a telephone at each end
Rules and regulations for the race
could be agreed upon by the eon-
testants, he says
Mr. MacFarland
suggests that should the contest turn
out as interesting as he expects, bet-
er courses could be laid out and some
sort of trophy given. Persons may
get into communication with .Mr.
MaoFarland at Takilma
TODAY!
RIVOLI
Hand Embroidered Crepe
Organdie Trimmed Gingham
mrs. Hellie Reas
Me ilo ll«»»itstltcl»lug
X
Greatest Tailoring Values
Tim twlrrnirly low priivw and high quality materials take you back
to the g»MHl old «taya before the war.
Our new Fall line», «how Beal. Gteiuine Value«.
The gtMMle an<l pKcSS «|>oak for dhemaelvw»—lot u- «how yon.
GEO. S. CALHOUN
liocal dealer ntwtrly seventeen year».
GILANTH FAM, OREGON
603 U 8RBET
Big Reductions
on All Goods
Peerless Clothing Co.
See the New Ranges in the
Window
Come in and pet the prices —
You will find them right.
Holman’s Furniture Store
Three C ’s Lumber Company
¡CARRY’ u complete line of lumber, all grades,
Lath, Shingles, Doors, Windows, Wallboard, etc.
WE MAKE all kinds of Cabinet Work, Screen
Doors, Window Screens, Cupboard Doors, etc.
ESTIMATES ON REQUEST
GRANTS PAMS, OREGON
FOVNDRY AND WEHT G
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Flower of Clematis $2 Per Sack
New wlirau 1» c«»niing In new >o we reduce the price of flour to cor-
renpond with the lower price of wheat.
Itut we are «till grinding old wheat anil Mill ronRnue to until the
now crop has aged nuffliiently to inauro the «aine lilgli quality of
flour that we tiare lawn making from the old aheat.
teat < lothing Hale-
Now on at Peerless Clothing Co. tf
G rants P ass ,O regon
Fully 150 Odd Fellows, Rebekahs
and their families gathered at River-
aide park Tuesday evening to enjoy
the annual picnic of the organization
The cafeteria supper, served by an
House and Street Dresses
B»s«M»««r Iler»' for Sal»^—
Grants Pass and Josephine Bank
Ixalge Members Piiiuc—
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BATTLING III RKE
Ml«l<ll«-w night (liampirwi of
the Midtile West
Weight, 161% lbs Height, 5
ft. 11 ins. Reach. Ixeft arm.
36%. Right arm, 35%. (Thest,
Normal. 41%.
Expanded.
46%. Waist. 31
Neck 22.
Biceps, Normal. 14. Expanded.
18%. Thigh. 17, Calf. 13.
Will lie be nl>le to stand the
pace that "Scrap Iron” Johnny
Steel sets?
appointed committee, was the special
and most enjoyable feature of the
evening. Visits to the auto camp,
bathing in the Rogue and the antics I
of the bears In the "zoo" closed a
most pleasant evening for all present
’-DANCE-!
If yon can noi got Clematis from your Grocer, call the Mill, we re
tail and deliver. Phone 123.
JOSEPHINE COUNTY FLOUR MILL
USED CARS
Dodge,
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Owklitnd M m .........
Foni, fine shape .
Ford. half truck
At Beet Sugar Factory
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Saturday Night
» the qallopcrs
in his newest.
biggest fiqht-
ing picture
Do You Know
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El Vampiro
Insect
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Miss Alma Wolke at the Piano and that Laughing,
Fluttering Jazz Cornet Player, Mr. Wilson, from
Seattle, backed by Four other Jazz Artists of local
repute—come and dance—don’t miss this.
WALLOP
ADMISSION—Cowpl<w, «l.OO, war tax, 10c, total. «1-10;
Extra
Ix« di es free, war tax, 10c, total 10c; Spectator». 22c, war tai 3c.
total, Stic.
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Mowers,Rakes, Binders
CLETRAC TRACTORS
Planet Jr. and Standard Garden Tools
402 4 South Sixth
Granta Pass, Or«.