PAGB EIGHT
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Iflithe Churcbe$[
sented by request.
Tuuradav evening will be the an­
nual business meeting of the church.
C. M. Cline, preacher.
(Church notices must be iu the
Newman M. E. Church
Courier office uot later than Saturday
The Sunday school will have a spe­
morning and should be in writing, cial service from 10 to 11 a. m. Be­
not by phone).
sides the program there will be pro
motion in classes. All members ef
Bethany Presbyterian Church
the Sunday school should be present.
The Sunday school will observe New scholars and visitors welcome,
rally day at 10 a. m with a special
The pastor has returned from his
program,ot songs and recitations.
vacation and will occupy the pulpit,
Morning preaching service at 11 At 11 o’clock he will preach on the
o’clock, with a sermon by Rev. O. T. theme, "In Spite of Environment,”
Morgan on "The Saving Power of and in the evening at 7:30 on the
Christians." and evening service at theme, "The Wandering Jew.” The
7:20 p. m. when the sermon will be Epworth Leagues hold services at
on "The Hem of Ilia Garment, a 6:30 p. m. Please note the hour for
Study of the Healing Ministry of i the evening service. A cordial wel-
Jesus.”
1 come is extended to all, especially
Everybody welcome.
strangers.
The White Temple
Church of the Xazarene
(Church of Christ»
. Sunday school at 2 o’clock, follow­
A special program by the mem- ed by preaching service at 3 o’clock,
hers, at 11 o’clock Sunday as fol- every Sabbath Weekly meeting held
lows: General subject. "A True Re- Tuesday evening of each week at
vival and How to Have One.”
7:45. 8. B. A. hall, over Smith's
"The Members’ Part." Dr. E. C. Racket Store. L. F. Fenton, pastor.
Macy.
"The Bible School's Part.’’ Mrs.
St. Anne's Catholic Church
Thrasher.
Sunday mass at 8 o'clock.
"The Bible
School Teachers’
Rev. S. A. Coupal. pastor.
Part.” Mrs. Batman.
"The Place and Power of Music.”
Church of God
by Robert Dobie.
Sunday school. 9.45. Preaching at
“Advertising the Meetings.” A.
11a. m. and 7:30 p m. Young peo­
Shade.
Prayer
pie’s meeting 6:30 p. ni.
"The Young People’s Part,” by meeting Wednesday, 7:30. You are
Wilda iHuggerth.
invited to attend our services.
"House to House Visitation.” Mrs.
R. M. Conrad, pastor.
Macy.
Th$re will be special music.
Church of the Brethren
"The Christ in Twentieth Century
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preach­
Thought,” is the subject for 7:30
ing at 11 a. m. Geo C. Carl, of
p. m.
Portland, will preach.
Christian
C. F. Swander, state superinten­ i Workers at 7 in the evening. Preach-
dent of missions is to be with us and ! ing at 8. The public is cordially In-
help dedicate our addition on Octo­ I vited to attend these services.
ber 9th. at 11 o’clock. Very special
music that day. and of course you
Salvation Army
will be there.
Week day meetings are held on
O. J. Law, minister.
Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays,
8 o'clock p. m Sunday meetings are
St. Luke’s Episcopal
as follows: Sunday school. 2 p. m.
Evening service at 7:3Q, o’clock, Holiness meeting, 3 p. m. . Young
A cordial Invitation to strangers people's legion, 6:15 p. m Old fash-
to attend services.
toned salvation, free and easy, 8 p
Rev. Phijip K. Hammond. in. Everybody welcome.
Vicar in charge.
Capt. and Mrs Sinclair.
Free Methodist Church
First Church of Christ Scientist
A. J. Edwards will preach at 11
Christian Science services are held
a. m., October 2.
every Sunday in the W. O. W. hall,
D. D. Dodge, pastor.
at 11 a m.
Wednesday evening
meeting at 8 o’clock. The Subject
Baptisi. Church
Sunday is. “Unreality.”
Bible school at 16 o’clock, only
Reading room at 505 E street is
two more Sundays until the contest open from 3 to 5 p. m. dally and 7
with Ashland closes.
Come help to 9 p. m., except Wednesday. The
win out.
public is cordially invited to attend
Morning service at 11. sermon on | the services and to visit the reading
"The Lord's Return."
| room.
B. Y. P. U. at 6:30.
Evening service at 7:30, sermon Last l»ay for Payment of Taxi
• on ’’Baptism in the New Testament.” I To avoid interest without penalty
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Both the sermon subjects are pre- is October 5.
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Every Hydro-Toron tire is guaranteed free from defective
material and workmanship, and is expected to give the
user 10.000 miles of normal service, and if it does not,
we will make an adjustment on the basis of 10,000 miles,
furnishiag a new tire at a reduction in the list price cor­
responding to the number of miles it failed of giving
10.000 miles service. A blow-out, stone bruise, or rim
cut when the balance of the tire is in good condition will
be considered a defect and an adjustment made on the
mileage basis of 10,000 miles. Our responsibility under
this guarantee is limited to the replacement of the tire
on the mileage basis.
Western Sales Office and Warehouse, < hlcago. III.
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Factory, Pottstown. Pa.
30x3 H
31 x4
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34x1
Medford Man to W«l—
License to marry was obtained
from the county clerk this afternoon
by Herbert Gene Stamper, of Med­
ford. The other contracting party
was Iva Christina Nolf of Selma.
Pay Taxen Before October
In order to avoid penalty.
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Boys Dooming House-
Mrs. Ntncy Turner and Mr reeves
have
rchaaed the roomiuv. iriiiae
at 822 J street from Ida Duans, and
will conduct the dwelling in the fu­
ture.
Fall Suit«—
A full line of new Fail Suits now
on display at Peerless Clothing Co.
*24.50
I loving Card Is Arranged—
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C. A. WINETROUT
Ford Sales and Service
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
Grants Pass. Oregon.
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' winter from Murmoth,
You can buy a new fall suit or bought the 3s-acre fruit *nd poul-
overcoat Hl Peerless Clothing Co tj try ranch, In Fruitdale, from Robert
Harris, thia week, anil has moved on­
Disc barges Filed—
to the ranch. Robert Harris, who Is
County Mi|iei-in tendent Back—
James A. Van Dorn, ot Merlin,
Mrs. Alice M Bacon has returned receiving teller of the Granta Pass
John M. Sauer of Kerby, filed their from a two weeks’ Inspection tour of and Josephine bank, took over Mr
discharges from the army with the the schools of the county.
The Wheat’s residence In Boundary Line
county clerk on Friday.
s< bools are all In fine condition. She addition In exchange for the ranch,
mi«rts the schools In general to have and has moved Into th« city. Ths
Genuine Bemy and Delco Parta—
more students thia fall than In the deal was made by A. N. Parsons. Mr.
Wheat Is connected with the Mora
Adams Electric and Battery Shop. past few years.
pump company.
cewsary for the «ecretar.i to collect
the dues An intensive campaign will
be carried on within a short time for
new members und It will cost a new
member a *5 on entrance fee The
president tnnouncos that It Is the in­
tention of the Imard to put the club
on a sound financial basis and make
the membership dues pay the coat of
the administration
There la no
more important business In the city
of Grants Pass than the Chamber of
Commerce, and It should be conduct­
ed In a business-like manner
In the < on tent—
Ovtobrr 5, lai st l>ay—
No responsible Chamber of font-
The Baptist Sflinday school here is |
For payment of taxes to avoid pen­ metre In the United Slates has dues
having with the one at Ashland there
alty.
97 t or *1.00 |>er month
Most respon­
to one more Sunday in which to work i
sible chambers have dues of *2.00
We are very close on attendai nee
' per month. The membership at pres­
Come and help ns come out ahead I 95
Lynn Sabin Get Appointment ■ ent Is about 20t) and It Is the Inten­
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tion of the board to Increase thia to
Seniors Have Party—
400, and every responsible citizen tn
Members of the senior Class of th*
(Coatlaued from Paco Ono)
the city of Grants Pass will be ex-
high school gave an annual reception
to member* of the school and alumni Ities will be subjects for Intensive ef­ pected to join the organisation.
The date of the meeting for a gen­
last night. Nearly .300 were present. fort
Considerable money is available for eral discussion of future work will be
The evening was sj>ent In becoming
advertising for people to locate u|M>n announced within a few days. There
acquainted, while stunts and music
Ice lands within the new Irrigation dis- will also be an Immediate announce­
completed th« entertainment,
tret, and this matter can now be ment of the names of an arrange­
cream and cake were served.
handled through the new secretary.
ment committee to handle the mat­
The board decided to refer to the ter of a celebration of the comple­
Game law la < twinged—
membership the matter of increasing tion of the new dam. It Is expected
Though the sta’e game Jaws desi n • the duos from $12 ot *20 pbr year, that the state officials and other Im­
nates October I to 15 Incli sive, as payable quarterly, In advance, and portant citizens of Oregon will ba
an open ’date for quail, a recent no­ recommending that some system be asked to be present at this public
tice sets the opening of the season at adopted that would not make It ne- celebration.
October 15, and the closing date 15
days later. The squirrels ire report­
ed plentiful, with two weeks of the
season remaining. Though duck
season tfened today, only x few are
reported in the vicinity as yet.
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VDDITION VI. LOCAUt
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Sport fans interested in fistic en-
counters visited training quarters In
Medford last night, accordng to Ben
Nixon, manager of the affair, The
first preliminary will start at 8:30
o’clock next Friday night, at the
natitorlum.
<>l«-n .Meeting and Banket Supper—
Advertised for Monday at W. (I W.
hall has been postponed one week,
There will be a regular meeting of
the camp. Deputy Head Consul E.
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P. Martin will be present.
New Home l*iirchaaed—
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County Is 1‘ th I sim I—
"The Oregon state fair at Salem Is
one of the best state fairs J ever
saw." said I. T.
Sparks, district
freight and passenger agent of the
Southern Pacific company, who spent
two days there, returning late Wed­
nesday night "laine, Douglas. Jose­
phine, ¡Coos and Jackson ¡counties
have wonderful displays, and say,
the dairy cattle and l»eef cattle on
exhibition at the fair are the best
I ever saw in my whole life.” Eu-
g me •\oi,l er,
F. W. Streets, of the Oxford hotel
has purchased the property locati,
at 769 South Sixth street from the
Sturgeon estate. Thia property Is on
the bank of Rogue river and can be
made very beautiful. Mr. Streets Is
busy fixing it up for his home resi­
dence. The sale was made through Dakota Man Buys Ranch—
VV T Wheat, who came here last
Isaac Best.
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