FRIDAY, «’«IM *•. tV«i.
GRANT» PAN» DAILY <X)l RJKR
FOUR
!| FER52NX1L
“TO HAVE IN TIME OF NEED YOU MUST
, SAVE IN TIME OF PLENTY’’
Stunning All Wool Sweaters
All vour life you will have to sjiend money
but you may live a long while after your earning
days are over.
One Dollar oi»ens an account hero—keep
adding to it—you get compound interest in time.
Don’t you thing you better do it?
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF SOUTHERN OREGON
The habit grows.
Save with us.
DREY EVER SEAL
Glass Top
Quarts, $1.35
i/a Gallons, $1.75
All Kinds of Fruit Jar Caps.
D M C. crochet and embroidery III We Ask—
Try our ground chocolate once.
thread at the Hat Shop.
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J. L Calvert is In Wolf Creek to­ Kinney * Truax.
day attending to business matters
I N ihwm —
| there.
The comedy "Not a Man In the
Arthur Brown is spending the day
tn the city on business, lea»iug to­ House." given by the juniors of Se­
curity Benefit tssoclatloti. was much
night for Glehdale.
Credit la due Miss lililí*
Miss Dora Birchard left thia after­ enjoyed
and the girls for the succeas
noon for Loa .Angele« where she ex-
i l»ects to remain
She will stop In
I tance at S(u*nce Hall—
j San Francisco for a visit
Thor« will tie it dance at the Spence
iMrs. I'. L. Upson arrived this
hall near Holland Saturday. Aug 37.
‘ morning from Portland and wllli
The Neilsons will furnish the music
spend the next week visiting friends
in the city.
Mias lima llolke Innouiu-es-—
Typewriting paper—Courier office
That her studio will be closed un­
Irving Kesterson and family left
til September 12. when she will re­
■' this morning by auto for Klamath
sum« her classes In piano and har­
Falls where he has some business
mony. Pupils desiring to take music
I matters to attend to.
for a credit must register during the
Mrs J B. Borough and daughter.
first school iweek
Mrs. F Sloan, of Wlldervllle, were
I in the city yesterday shopping und
Return. From Portland—
visiting.
^trs. Robert E la»Hlle and A. E.
t
hin
Miss Amelia Metxen arrived
Druse
were expected to return today
I morning from Eugene and will visit
from Portland where they were called
' in the city for a week. She will then
by the serious Illness and ultimate
[ return to Roseburg with her sister.
death of their ulster. Mrs. cl A. Car
1 Mrs Z. G. Usman, who has been
pen ter. a reaident of Portland The
visiting her parents here for the past
funeral services were held yesterday.
week.
W. R. McCracken Is spending the
Baptist Young lBeopl<
day In the city visiting friends. He
Social at Baptist church Friday
is returning to Salem front San Fran­
night, S p. tn. Ashland B. Y. will be
cisco. where he has been spending
with us.
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the past two weeks visiting relatives
Mrs. McCracken and Miss Genevieve
< 'liri.tcned IVctlnetalay—
.McCracken are on a trip to Illinois
On Wednesday afternoon at 3
where they expect to stay tor at least
o'clock at the home of Mr and Mrs
a month. Mr. McCracken was for­
C. E. Moran. 963 lawnridge Ave ,
merly a member o fthe Courier staff, Rev. Jos Knotts, pastor of Newman
but is now an auditor for the Indus­
M. E. church, baptized little Dorothy
trial Accident commission.
Lucille Moran
An interesting fea­
——
Rogue River Hardware Co
'
MEALS AT ALL HOURS
30 CENTS AND UP
Steak« and Chop,
a Specialty
“Boys Will
Be Boys”
OTHER ATTRACTIONS
CARD OF THUKs
OF QUALITY, TOO
We wish to thank all our friends
and neighbors who ho kindly admin-
istered help and comfort In the 111-
ness and bereavement of our dear
wife and mother
F. BOAT.
LEWIS F. ROAT
MINA C. MARK.
WINIFRED M WOODLEY
SUNDAY ----------- ROSINIK
(FATTY) ARBUCKLE IN
"TH E TRA V ELI NG SA LEKM AN"
at New Low Prices
now arriving at
Peerless Clothing Co.
For Sale
Leave your order for winter Cauliflower
Plants
We have received a lug shipment of crockery
at reduced prices at
A card received by E. S. Van Dyke
this morning from his uncle. John C.
Van Dyke from Munich. Bavaria.
states that conditions In Germany are
much the same as previous to the
war. He Is traveling through the
country with General McClellan The
card says, "Every one seems glad to
se«> us. Conditions are apparently
very much as before the war. There
are few Americans, We seem to be
the advance guard " Mr. Van Dyke
has visited In the city on several dif­
ferent occasions at the home of his
nephew and is well known here
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Gold Hill pavilion dance.
CAUSE WE WANTED TO MAKE A SAVING HIR THE OONSl MER.
Monday. Work hl the M M to>
«ree starting at 7 o'clock. Vili ting
brother» welcome.
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Bricks Sold in any Quantity
SMITH S RACKET STORE
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, Cupboard Doors, etc.
ESTIMATES ON REQUEST
FOUNDRY AND WEST G
GRANT» PASS, OREGON
NEW — NOT
THERE IS NOT A CASE OE GOODS
IN THE STOKE THAT WAS ON OI K SHELVES THE DAY WE OPENED.
FAIJ, GOODH WILL HEGIN TO ARRIVE ABOUT HEITEMBKK 1.
STOCK CLEANING HALE BEGINNING MONDAY, AUGUST 22, AND
LASTING Al.L WEEK TO MAKE ROOM FOR NEW FALL GOODH.
HOME REAL RARGAINH IN MANY LINE»
HEE UH AT THE JtWEPIIINE COUNTY FAIR.
WE
CHEAP GOODS, BUT GOOD G<X>Db CHEAP—THE BEST BRAVI»—
DEL MOSTE ANI» IÍOYAL <1X B.
NEW FALL G00D8
The Same Place Saturday—
WH DIDN'T DO IT BECAUSE WE WERE OBLIGED TO Ml SO, Bl T BE-
ALL
GILA NTH PASH, OREGON
H um < a rd From Germany —
Special Meeting A. F. and A. Me­
IS
Mani dealer nearly seventeen year«.
(IOS G HTIIKKT
Cement Blocks, Suitable for Eounilatioiis
for Barns, Houses, etc. Well Made, l> vcl
anti Smooth
On Saturday, August 27. all day.
at the old bank building, Proceeds
to pay off debts of local corps. Come
along and help. Yours for service.
Capt. and Mrs. Sinclair.
«5
in this town
HAVE NO OLD STOCK TO DISPOSE OE—IT
GEO. S. CALHOUN
The Picture Mil!—
Will reopen for business Monday,
August 29th. Hours for sittings. 10
a. m. to I p. m Other hours and
Studio
Sundays by appointment.
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phone 283-R; residence, 110-J.
Salvation Army Ice Owun Social—
GROCERIES
In the County. ThU Fall the l»lg demand la lor quality tallitriag,
priced raWuMiably.
Irt u» show you the new Fall line of Mgliewt
quality tailoring at lowest' | mm «IM i . prices.
and those living at a distance find it
very satisfactory to transact their
banking business with the (¡rants Pass
A Josephine Bank either m person or
by mail. Excellent service is assuied
you.
Gold Hill pavilion.
Was the First to Reduce the Profits on
nsn The Most Reasonably
Priced High Quality
Line
More Good Music—
Gold Hill pavilion dance
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GALE’S GROCETERIA
rnr$. Hellie Peas
ll r do llrauaUlclUaH
RESIDENTS OF GRANTS PASS
l>ance Smuislay Night—
Remember Mr. Consumer
(Just Received)
was Dorothy's first birthday
RIVOLI
P
Geo. Bissinger, Prop.
“ ' ' — ture of th« christening wus that II
Buick Attracts Attention—
Considerable interest was attract­
ed yesterday by the new Buick four
which was being driven through here
as a show car. The car stopped here
TODAY
.st the W. 8. .Maxwell garage for a
short time where It was inspected.
AND TOMORROW
The same design as the six Is used.
Mr .Maxwell states that when he was
A SCREEN PLAY THAT in Portland he tried out the car and
WARMS THE <XMKI.ES OF found It to be an excellent one In ■
A car load of the'
THE HEART LIKE A KEN* riding qualities
fours has been ordered and It is ex­
TICK Y MINT JULEP.
pected to arrive soon for distribution
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WILL ROGERS
Take Time—
To look over our specials Kinney
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& Truax
Portland people registered at the'
Miss Novena Howard returned to
her ihome at Roseburg this morning Josephine last night were L. M.
after a visit here with the W. F. Han­ Campbell. J. J. Graff. E. E. Heller. I
W. (L. Harmon, Mrs. M. R. Trumbell,
num family at Murphy.
Mr. and Mrs. Headrich, O. M. Brews­
ter and W P. Pollster. Other guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Brinkman of San
ERFECT
Francisco, .Mr. and Mrs. Brown. Miss
BOTECTIO.N
Margaret Brown and Douglas Brown
OLICY
of San Diego. .Mr. and Mrs. W. B.
lover»
Kirk of Chicago. Dr. and Mrs. A. G. •
Health
Life
Cook of Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs.
Accident
Disability
Willard l-emon of Olympia. D. D.
RELIANCE LIFE
Johnson and S. J. Johnson of Berke­
INSURANCE CO.
ley. C. R. Barkee. of Spokane. Miss'
OF PITTSBURG
Alice Godfrey, T. Tulver, M. D Ham­
mond and C. M. Letheron of Long
THEO. P. CRAMER. Jr.
Island. Mr. and Mrs. Kessinger of
General Agent
Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. C. A.
204 ft N. Oth St.
107-R
Sanding of Abercrombie. N. D.. Mr.
and Mrs.«W. A. Sage and children and
Miss Spokers of San Francisco, and
Mr. and Mrs. Hudson of Eugene
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Typewriting paper—Courier office
PALACE CAFE AND
LUNCH ROOM
LOOIL |
WK WILL BE THERE
Do You Know
Holman’s Furniture Store
THAT
WE SELL
RATE WAS SO SATISFACTORY TO OUR CUSTOMERS,
WE
WILL
CONTINUE IT FOR AWHILE.
Get our Prices Before Buying
DON’T FORGET THE PLACE
GALE’S GROCETERIA
WATERMAN FOUNTAIN
PENS
Shoes for the Family
CONKLIN PENS AND
PBNCI14
EVERSI! ARP PENCILS
CLEMENS
SELLS DRUGS
KAHN TAIMIKING <N> SAMPLES FOR FALL ARE IN. WITH ALL
THE NEW KARRI«» AND STYLES. GET A KI IT MADE AH YOU
WANT IT—FIT GUARANTEED.
103 North 6th
WOODWARD’S