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even th« children, ami
good sigu ludspvudeuce coni es
only to those who do. Thrifty
folks arrive at sirec«ea; the
Improvident seldom do This
la the bank to put aside your
savings In. We pay you Inter-
••st »very six iiioaths and take
good cure of your inune< be-
»Mas.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
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liKAM» PAM» DAILY COI 111 EH
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Among the Kerby visitors in the August Hale Men's Furnishings—
And Shoes C E Roy to Co.
«0
city today was Mrs. Ed. Burke.
Rev Powers, of Medford. Is spend
A “It I'ay» to Advertise”—
ing the day here with Rev. H
The above "was the remark of a
Coupal, of St. Anne's.church.
A Gem safety razor outfit, value , lady who placed*a ''furnished house
|2.HQ, for only 51 49, at Cramer for r’ent” classified advertisement in
54| the lyally Courier the first of the
Bros
Luther Tingley arrived this morn- week. "We bail 1« applications for
Ing from Portland and will spend al the house and several others Inquir
ed of the neighbors and found the
short time in the city visiting.
Camp stoves and camp grids at bouse was gone."
64 ,
Cramer ’Bros.
Mrs. Cyril P. Wise was a local via-1 Pavmneut in Fine Condition—
leading to Gold Hill Pavilion
Itor yesterday from Kerby ■bopping
dance Saturday night. August 13.
and visiting.
Archie Wyeoff returned to Eugene I The floor Is good and the music will
54
this morning after spending several^be fine Come.
weeks visiting with relatives In tbej
" ■
city
H im I Interesting Tri|>—
A "community sing” of the old
Jack Murphy auid Elmer Bllllek
hymns, at the Church of Christ. Sun-[ Jr., returned yesterday from a trip
day evening
54 Ion horseback to Gold 'Beach along
I Miss Wilma McKenzie and Master 1 the Rogue trail and back by way of
WEAREVER
| Billie Pook left for Hubbard thia Crescent City, They report a moat
morning alter spending a day visit interesting trip, about 10 days hav-
ing here with Miss Edith Dahlberg. Ing been taken. They took five daya
i George Calhoun and son, I .«ester, going to the coast, killing two rat
I returned last night from a trip to tle snakes on the way, one of them
ALUMINUM
northern
California and
point»] 'having struck at the horse Jack was
[riding. When they got as far back
around Klamath Falls
54 as Waldo one of the horses weak
Lunch boxes at Cramer,Bros.
Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Bohall left this i ened.
inuritlng by automobile for ~ San
TRADE MARK
Francisco. They expect to drive Sensational Reductions—
On suits, ahoea, hate and furnlah-
[straight through without making a
Ings at Peerless Clothing Co.
, stop.
|
A complete vacation shaving out-
II Everton lt«txl> for Busin««»—
I fit for *1.4» at Cratner Bros.
W. E. Everton has completed his
Mr and Mrs J. K Manuel will
concrete
building on
leave in the morning by auto for two-story
j Kinsley, Kansas, where they will Fourth street opposite the city hall,
i
spend the next few months visiting to such an extent that he will open
for buainesa on Monday, and his bus
with relatives
Thermos bottles at Cramer Broa iness will be known as the Universal
H. KJ. Board man and daughter. Tire Filler Service Station Mr. Ever
| Miss Patricia, left this morning for ton has put In all the machinery ne
i Hostfburg after a visit here at the cessary for the proper handling of
i E. A. Murphy home. They are on the tire fillers, has a full stock of
1 their way (jome from lz»a Angeles. fillers on hand and will make a big
Perfection blue flame oil stoves at feature of service.
54
Cramer Bros
II 8. Donnell. Mrs Agness Volk A Pleasant Drive-
Following the banks of Rogue
and Harry Volk were visitors over
night with Mrs. A. U. Bannard They river to the Gold Hill Pavilion. Big
loft this morning for Portland where dance Saturday night—tine muale. 54
they will visit before returning to
Suits Made to Order—
I»s Angeles.
Fit and satisfaction guaranteed.
A regular Gem safety razor, fine
C, E. Roy & Co.
shaving
brush
and
shaving
soap
for
e
____
*1 49 at Cramer Bros.
54
"tm/cHisra
Frances Jaquays and Hazel Cur- islral Body .*
For several weeks residents on the
. tie, hiking from Santa Barbara to
«
! Chicago, stopped over night in the west side of the valley have been
city The young ladies state that much Interested in a strange astral
liu). ttievnHfg—
I they are given rides by tourists over body. which appears over Mt. Pitt
tirrw All Iniler Conimi—
each morning about sunrise
For
Mrs. W B. IJndsay waa In thè city
All of thè forest firea In thè Sis- a large share of the distance.
three or four weeks thia phenomena
Engraved cards—Courier office.
thls mornlng from Merlili and drove kiyou f or est are nnw under control,
Oxford hotel guests last night has been observed by people whose
back In a new Chevrolet automobile Is the word glven out at thè locai for-
were
C. O. Wells, of Holland, 3. O reputation for sanity and sobriety-
purchaaeit froui thè W. S Maxwell retry offlce The tour flres in thè
company
lower Illinois district were put Utt- IMIIman of Oregon City. Mr. and are such that the actual apivearance
der control last night after burning Mrs. F. W. Moy of Ban IMego. Miss of something peculiar celestially
About three
over 30 or 40 acres. Two fires on Mary Thomas of Oakland. V. E. Day can't be questioned.
Car of Fortis Arrivo—
weeks
ago
the
body
first
appeared,
Mrs
E
of
Culver
City,
Cal
,
Mr.
and
A carload of Ford automobiles ar Howard creek in the Gallee district
and was then much larger than at
Belvedere, Cal.
rived today and Is being unloaded by were reported out yesterday even H Belcher
Tents and wagon covers at Cramer present, of a silvery tone and slightly
the C. A. Winetrout company, The ing by the rangers. No new one» were
54 blurred. The last few days the body
Bros.
shipment consists of 8 touring cars. reported today.
Frank Fogarty left this afternoon has decreased in size, and is accom
roadsters, sedans and coupes
1 ■' •
for his home at Great Falls. Mont., panied by a little red spot. Several
f»M«d Of Equipment Arrive»—
after
a short time in the city visit ranchers have observed the phenom
On Mt ret« T im I mj —
The first carload of equipment for in« at the home of E. A. Murphy. ena through Held glasses, but no
C. C. Howard made his appearance us» in the construction of the caves
clearer knowledge of its nature has
on the streets today after an lllnesa highway arrived today and was sent1 Mr. Fogarty is traveling in the in been attained—Medford Tribune.
terests
of
the
Knights
of
Columbus
of several weeks He Is still rather over the C & O. C. as far as Waters
•
,
Fishing tackle and cartridges at
weak but expects to be fully recov Creek. From there it will be hauled
Save Money—
Cramer
Bros.
54
ered soon. Two weeks were spent in to Holland by truck The equipment'
Purchase your new suit and fur-
’F. II Shove, linotype oi>erator. ar-
the hospital
In this car consists principally of rived here a week ago from Blue Mailings now at Peerless Clothing Co.
camp supplies Other cars are ex-| I-ake, Cal . where
he worked on n
peeled hood
Fire in City JiUI—
newspaper for the past four years, l.oHer Price*—
On gooda In every line for men at
Cries for help took the fire de
and has purchased a 134-acre tract
Peerloss
Clothing Co.
98tf
part nielli to tto* city Jail last night' I»sn. Fined »2.1—
I of land on North Ninth street, at the
to put out a blase In the cell, in I Rex Evans was fined *26 ,h,"lhead of Josephine street, and will
The' morning in police court for being in make hl» home here
lau-gcM Crowd Prosent—
which Rex Evans was placed
The largest crowd at tire present
department did not hear 1 Evans’J an Intoxicated condition, and for dis
G tesla st Aberdeen Villa near
Evans was found Hillard this week and over Sunday season greeted the W. O. W. band in
shouts until the fire had obtained orderly conduct
quite a start. He was forced to get In a rooming house In the city and are .V 11 Sweet of Oakland. K. W. their regular Friday evening concert
down as near the floor as possible , was apimreutly unable to account for Ve.-ling of Oakland, A. P. Stevens of at Riverside park last* night, The
to avoid being smothered by the hia presence there as he did not San Francisco, Miss Gertrude Smith band has been improving steadily
smoke. It Is thought that the bed- have a room He also declared that of Sacramento, J. W. Condon of and the city has an organization
ding caught fire from .a cigarette he was unable to tell where the ’ Portland, and Mr. Apperson of Se- which would do a much larger ptace
Justice.
which he was amok lug when he went liquor camo Jrom. He Waa released 1 attle ,
to sleep. The bed clothes were al last night after the fire In the lull; Prof, and Mrs. A. 1». Lovett and
most completely burned up.
The on a deposit of *25 to guarantee that I Mr. and Mrs Cradle, of O. A. C., Notice to Sulvscriber»—
Subscribers are requested to make
fire department broke two lock» get he would appear In police court this stopped over a day here as guests of
morning.
payments
to the office and not to the
ting in to fight the blaze
Mr and Mrs R E. Miller, while on a
—....
* Dip to the scenic attractions In carrier boys. Boys have no author
Í
— Southern Oregon. They were at ity to collect. When a change of ad
Crater Lake and are planning on a dress Is to be made always notify the
.
trip to the caves tomorrow
Prof, office.
laivett is head of the entern >logy
Greatest Clothing Sale—
lei artment at the college.
Now on at Peerless Clothing Co. tf
Merchant Printer«—Courier.
Arrival» last night at the Jose
phine hotel were C. G. Krohg, Pris
cilla Wilcot, Wm. Clark. Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Bolzer and fam-
ily. J. J Downs, W. R. Duhani and
family. G. A. Lindsey and Harold II
That
Cane of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. C.
Will Furnish the Music for the W. O. W.
W. Wood of Oakland, Mr. and Mrs.
F S. Armstrong of San Francisco.
Harry Harr and Kleth Wright of
Roseburg, Mrs. N. G. McVay and E.
for
Klvew the quickest relief
Fay McVay of Crescent City. r>. L.
Poison Oak
Ijanis, W. J. ‘Hoffer and R. C. Riley
Sunburn and
Saturday, August 13th, 1921, at the
of Eugene, E. V. Vachon of St. Paul,
All Skin Eruptions.
H. 9. Donnell of Santa Cru», Mrs.
.Mie
I
.arge
bottle
A. <1. Volk and H. M. Volk of Ix>s
Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. 3 R ilrndv.
Extra
ADMISSION—Couples, »1.00. war tax, lOc, total, »1-10;
Dr and lira. J. H. Johnson anil L.
lavdics free, war tax, lOc, total I Oc; Spectators, 22c, war tax :lc.
R. Smith of Ixvs Angeles. AV. H.
total, 2Ac.
Britt of Sacramctyo, Mr. and Mrs.
SELLS DRUGS
L. R. Spradling of Independence, A.
V. Tarter and W. 3. Johnson of
Stockton, 1!. W. McGlenn of Mlnne-
— a polls.
Beautiful Assortment
of Lace and Embroidery Trimmed
Dresser Scarts, Tableclothes, etc.
We do HemaÙlrbiBg
rnrs. nellk neas
-
Greatest Tailoring Values
The extremely low pri<os and high quality m*t< ri»la take you back
to the good old days before the war.
Our new Fall lines show ileal, Genuine Values.
The goods and prices >|«sk for themselves—Let us sbow you.
GEO. S. CALHOUN
lax-al deul-r nearly seventeen year«.
«03 G 3RBET
GRANTS PASH, OREGON
Big Reductions
on All Goods
Reduced Prices
at
on
Peerless Clothing Co.
WEAREVER ALUMINUM
Rogue River Hardware Co
COLBYS’
SERENADERS
TO NIGHT
Do You Know
with the service of the Grants Pass and
Josephine Bank by making it your de-
|M«itary, and we know that you will be
pleased with its character and useful
ness.
Grants Pass and Josephine Bank
G rants P ass .O regon
See the New Ranges in the
Window
Come in and eet the prices—
You will find them right.
Holman’s Furniture Store
Shoes for the Family
MEN'S AND BOYS’ BATHING SVITS.
MEN'S SHIRTS. UNDERWEAR, <N>LLAKS. NECKWEAR,
II INDKERITIIEFS. SUSPENDERS, AT PRICES THAT
KIGHT.
103 North 6th
SOX,
ARE
WOODWARD’S
R. C. POWERS
WORK DONE BY MEN WHO KNOW
Do you folk.» know that we have the most complete line of lighting
fixture« In Southern Oregon? Why not come in ami let u»
them to yon.
show
If you need anything in the electrical line we can fix
you up right—the small job gets the same attention as the big one.
Grants Pass Electric Company
Gypsy Cream
BEET SUGAR FACTORY
CLEMENS
4 Hours Dancing—9:00 Till 1:00
GET BETTER ACQUAINTED
175 Hop Pickers Wanted
About August 29th
<M*OD CAMP GROUND, COMMISSIRY AND WATER WAGON.
MOYEABIE TOILET IN FIELD.
WILL MOVE PARTIES FREE TO YARDS AND BACK AT END OF
SEASON.
A. F. KNOX, Yard Phone 606-F-ll
RFBIDENt E, 700 N. FOt HTH, PHONE 2.-WI-R.