GRANT» PAH» DAll.Y tXH’RlER
I PERSONAL ÌS LOCAL
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ALUMINUM
TRADE MARK
Reduced Prices
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WEAREVER ALUMINUM
Rogue River Hardware Co
See the New Ranges in the
Window
Come in and eret the prices—
You will find them right.
Holman’s Furniture Store
Shoes for the Family
MEN’S AND BOYS' BATHING SUITS.
MEN'S SHIRTS, UNDERWEAR, COLLARS, NECKWEAR,
HANDKERCHIEFS, SUSPENDERS, AT PRICES THAT
RIGHT.
SOX.
ARE
C. O. Wells was a local visitor yes­
terday »nd today from Holland, com­
ing in on business.
J. 8. Goodwin w»s among the out-
of-town people spending Wednesday
in the city, coming in from hia Ap­
plegate ranch.
N. J. Drew, state highway inspec­
tor. was In the city today from Salem
He made a trip over the highway* tn
company with Engineer J. G Brom­
ley.
Attorney*Fr»nk Meara, of Medford.
! spent the day In tho city on business,
he being city attorney for the upper
valley city. He took luncheon here
with O. S. Blanchard, an old class­
mate at Michigan university
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Franta and
daughter, of Crescent City, were
guests here last night of Mr. and
Mrs A. B. Cornell. They are return­
ing to their home after a trip to
Portland.
Mrs. R. W. Person, former Grants
Pass resident, now of Chico, Cal., and
her son. Arthur Person, and wife,
who visited relatives and friends
here for a tew days, left this morn­
ing for Ashland to spend a few days
with the M. W. Wheeler family.
Arrivals last night at the Oxford
hotel were Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Powell
of Albany. James M. McCoy and W.
McGuire of San Francisco. O. E . Mc-
Adams of Portland. Bess and Ixdlah
Collins and Mr. and Mrs. M. Caln.
of San Jose, Nora E. Wheeler of
Y rdka. I-aura Wheeler of Dunsmuir.
Ed Lyman of Placentia. Cal.. U A.
Utsey of Portland. C. H. Rorig of
! Seattle. H. W. Davis of Seattle. Mr.
and Mrs. Parker of Ely. Nev.. Mrs.
: M. Convent of Portland, and E S.
> Dierdott of Roseburg.
Tourists at the Josephine last nigh'.
I were Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Stewart of
Reno. Nev., Mr. and Mrs. W. K.
Bowen of Mesa. Aris., Mr and Mrs.
J. P. Hartley of Greenfield. Mo.. Mr.
and Mrs. 8. Patter. Miss D. Patter
and Mrs. Willmartin of Dillon. Mont .
T. I-awler Smith. Frank Burnet. R.
B. McBridge and Mr. and Mrs. Paul
¡penning of San Francisco. R
W.
Terrell. M. S. Sbrock. Ben Rybke. of
| Portland, Feronia Y. Johnson of Bel-
! lingham, Wash.. W. H. Henry. D. W
I McBride. Mr and Mrs B P X-!s.>n
Misses Iconise and Agness Nelson. C.
I B and Burns Nelson of Sacramento,
! Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Conant, of Oak­
land. Cal., Mr. and Mrs. F. W. New­
ell and Mrs. F C. Diven, of Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Donnelly and son.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Stephens, Miss B.
Bradley of lx»* Angeles. Miss B. Un­
derwood of New York, Miss Rose
Huber of Crescent City. Paul F. Mar­
is of Corvallis, P. Smith. R. Halghty
and W. E. Curl of Portland.
Classy Suits
and Dresses
for Fall
Another Good Time—
At the
Riverside Community
dance Saturday night Refreshments
5»
midnight.
mr$. Hellie Hea$
Assistant <’luh Isstthw H«-r<'—
Miss Helen Cowgill, assistant
leader of O. A. C., was In the
yesterday. Miss Cowgill met with
the girls’ canning club and gave them
pointers on their work.
Greatest Tailoring Values
Save Money—
Purchase your new suit and fur-
nlshlng* nowjtl Peerless Clothing Co.
The extremely lew price* and high •|u»IHy materials take yott back
to the good old days before ilia war.
Our uew Fall lit»«* show Real, Genuine» Values.
The goods ami price* »jmak for themselves—I n’t us show you.
Maxwells Are Ihirvhasexl—
WoAg You aud Wong late lloug.
local restaurant owners, are the lat­
est purchasers of Maxwell touring
car* of the 1*21 model, buying than
fro hi the Collings Auto company
GEO. S. CALHOUN
«03 0 SRDKT
laical dealer nearly seventeen year*.
GRANT» PAH». OREGON
Moonlight Denting—
Seems to make quite a hit.
other one Saturday night. August 20.
at beet sugar factory, Muelo by Nell­
son’s orchestra—you ie now 'e
’nut sed New floor manager
charge. W. O. W.
Big Reductions
on All Goods
Uigust Sale Men's KurnNhinit»—
And Shoes—C. E. Roy * Co.
lexal Melons on Market-
Local growers of cantaloups and
water melons have started to place a
few of the melons on the market
durin» the past few day*. The sea­
son is rather late, the melons last
year being a full week or 10 day*
earlier
Peerless Clothing Co.
Neilson’s Orvhmtr»—
The musician* who made Murphy
famous, will play Saturday. August
20, for the dance at the beet sugar
factory. Our floor manager promisee
you a good time W. O. W.
5«tt
Foresight and Action
Fersight I« the product of IntHllgi-nt ar Gun.
errine that forraighl Onlay by starting an armimi
with Ihr Grant« I'was anil Jusrphinr Bank.
Four per cent inlrnv>t paid on salina* account».
Will Hunt on Chetco—
Al Letcher Jr. and Max Tuffs left
by auto this inoruing for the Chetco
country where they expect to get
their limit of bucks when the season
opens. They are planning to stay
out until they get tired of eating
bacon.
Greatest Clothing Sale—
Now on at Peerless Clothing C l tf
g
Grants Pass and Josephine Bank
G rants P ass .O regon
The Rogue by Moonlight—
Dreamy music, smooth floor, good
time on the banks of the Rogue Swimming Not So iwqxilar—
Riverside Community dance Satur­
Swimming Is not so popular with
day night.
ai the people of the city as Itw as sev­
eral week* ago With the leniixra-
8|>acea Are s<>|<|—
ture yestsrdav at XI degrees and the
Spaces to be used by bUMineAn men water at 64. there was little Induce­
at the county fair for the demonstra­ ment to cool off any more The min­
tion of their work, have been sold imum temperature remains about the
out. Manager Borland Is of the same at 5 4
opinion that he could have sold twice
as many places as are provided. The
space which will bo occupied by the
merchants Is about 30 by 70 feet ami
Is to bo divided off into small booth*.
A 10-foot aisle will circle around the
booths On each side space has been
left for the agricultural and mineral
display.
BUYS FOR CASH
New and Used Goods
NEE ME
E. W. CHILES
Saturday Night Dance—
At the beet sugar factory. Dance
by the light of the moon on the larg­
est and slickest floor In this part ol
the country Music by Neilson’s J at­
tera w. o. w.
Meeting Well Atteaded—
103 North 6th
PALACE CAFE AND
LUNCH ROOM
Geo. Blssluger, Prop.
MEALS AT ALL HOURS
30 CENTS AND VP
Steaks and Chops
a Specialty
SUN RAY
Fbsh Lights
AND BATTERIES
A good assortment
ALL PRICES
CLEMENS
SELLS DRUGS
2Xs
WOODWARD’S
.Many Fires Were Set—
Thirteen men are now on the fire
fighting crew fo rthe state In Jose­
phine county. There are a few fires
being reported but they are put out
as fast as they are discovered. C. A.
Hoxie, district fire warden, is now.
working on the case where 30 fires]
were set last week in the Jump-off-!
Joe section. Mr. Hoxie states that!
the person who set them was not sat-1
isfied wth starting these but went
around the mountain on the Jackson'
county side and set 30 more. He left!
a number of clues which may lead to]
his capture. Two fires have been set
in state lands by lightning.
Inspects Fish Ijadders—
The construction of the fishway at
the new Savage Rapids dam I* being I
watched by W. O. Hadley, state su­
perintendent of fishways, and be says I
that the ladders there will be one of'
the best in the state Mr. Hadley]
has been on the ground at various
times during the work and the fish­
way might be called one of his pet
ones as he has carefully watched it.
He Intends making a trip to the
Ament dam to see what can be done
to make it easier for the steelheads
to get through. The dam is not much
of an obstruction this summer as the
center portion has been washed
Office stationery, all weights
gradee of paper—Courier office.
The meeting of the dairymen of
the county at the courthouse last
night was well attended, about 30
being present. M. 8 Sehrock. organ­
ization manager of the state dairy­
men's league, was present and ex­
plained the purpose of the organiza­
tion, which would handle the dairy
products on a cooperative basis To­
day Mr. Sehrock, in company with
County Agent Miller and C. N. Culy,
is in the Illinois valley signing up
the dairymen for the organization
I Ix>wer Prices—
On goods In every line for men at
Peerless Clothing Co.
Portlanders Vioit Cav
A party of Portlanders. Mr.
Mr*. J. Thorburn Ross and son. Lad-
j ner, of Portland, returned last night
! from a trip to the Caves. Mrs. Ross
states that the Caves were quite won-
, derful but that the climb was some­
what hard. The party was with the
i Mazamas on their trip to Crater lake
J and have been out three weeks. They
' were 15 minutes ahead of the people
that were held up by the robber, who
was thought to be Brumfield. The
Mazamas scaled nine peaks while on
the trip but none of them served as
qualifiers for the Joining of the club,
as to become a Mazama one has to
scale a glacier bearing peak They
left today for their home Mrs Ross,
who was formerly historian for the
D. A. R , Interviewed Geo. Parker and
obtained much information.
This
was desired a* the organization ape-
clalizes In local history. Mr. Ross I*
a prominent Portland attorney.
Three C’s Lumber Company
CARRY a complete line of lumber, all grades,
l^ith, Shingles, boors, Windows, Wallboard, etc.
WE MAKE’all kinds of Cabinet Work, Screen
Doors, Window Screens, Cupboard Doors, etc.
ESTIMATES ON REQUEST
FOUNDRY AND WIGHT G
GRANTS PASH, OREGON