GRANT!* PANS Dll IA (X)IKIHt
PËR52N/1L
are ther ule among our patrons
They know that this bank is as
solid as the Uoieruiuent our
last financial statement proves
that.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANh
OF SOUTHERN OREGON
The habit grows.
Save with us.
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.
Buv Your
SHOES
— at the —
Goes Fishing—Catches Fin
Walter H. Jones posessed the time,
the tackle, in fact, every thing but
the license to fish when he was ar­
rested at the -Savage Rapids dam
Tuesday afternoon by Dr. Geo. Ban­
croft, game warden.
Jones also
possessed *25, which James Holman,
justice of the peace, thought suffi­
cient fine to levy, for Jones had in
his possession one steelhead, weigh­
ing about four pounds, and several
under-sized trout. The big fish was
NEW SHOW
TODAY
turned over to the county poor farm.
Jones has been in this vicinity for
some time, but gave his home ad­
dress as Salina. Kansas. He plead
guilty, and was in ignorance of a law
requiring a man to have a license, as
is the case in his home state.
BORN
BUNCH —To Mr and Mrs. Arch
Bunch, of Inland. October 3, a
daughter. *
RI VOL I
Toll AY
ONIA
RIDERS of
the DAWN”
'Ii<»t4»|>lay <»f (lie Novel
THE DESERT OF WHEAT
By ZANE GREY
A powerful drama, M-t in our own great Oregon
country, pulsating with heart interest and real­
ism. Filled with tense ami thrilling incident*
and an exquisitely beautiful romance.
Mrs. H. B. Wheeler is able to be
Mr*. Alice Grime* has returned
around the house after being confin­ From a visit In Portland and Seattle.
ed to her bed for several days,
the Xeiglil*irs of Woodcraft U ten lion
Revival meetings begin at
Regular meeting w|ll be hold Fri
01
Church of Christ October 9th.
Several carloads of apples are now day evening. October 7.
being shipped dally from Gran ts
|ii»< luirgi< Filed—
Pass.
,-eorge Cawley, a resident of the
Grapes are being shipped to the
Portland market at thu rate of about county, has filed hl* discharge from
the army with the county clerk.
700 baskets each night.
Have you sent In your letter for
the *25.00 cash pri. e ' Why there |» «tuple Arc Mwrrieti—
Willis Jeptha Thornton, of Port­
should be a Western Electric Wash
er In every home.
»8tf land. and Rowena Maude I mphlette,
F. L. King, new superintendent of ▼of Hugo, obtained a license to wed
the Portlaud division of the Southern •shortly after 1 o'clock this after-
Pacific, passed through the city to­ j noon. Judge Edus Pollock united
■ them in marriuge a
minute*
day to assume his new duties.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Matney have later.
arrived from Crescent City for a
visit »¡th ¿tr. Matney'» father. C. Nitrogen Filled Headlight Gioia
A clour white light—no glare, at
W. Matney of thia city.
Three more days for the special Hobart's.
terms of Western Electric Washer*,
Merchant sales books at Courier Grand Officer to Visit
W G. Shellenbarger, of Portland,
ifftce.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Smith of North eminent grand comamnder of
Bend. Mrs. H. Eakin and D \ Mr- Knights Templar of Orngon,
visit
Leod. of Eugene, were Grants Pass make his annual official
visitors Tuesday, They are on an Mellin Comtnandery. Grants Pas*, on
Frida» of this week. Mr Shellen­
automobile tour
Buy your tickets early and get in barger will l>e at Ashland on Thurs­
on the grand prize. Tickets tor sale day, arriving here Friday morning
»8 and will spend the day here.
at Brown & Brown's.
Amtfng the guests at the Josephine Shoe*—
last night rfere C. A. Smith and wife. All the new ones have arrived
of North Bend. D. A. Mclx>od and Peerless Clothing Co.
75tf
Mrs. H. Eakin of Cottage Grove. Mr.
and Mrs M. Norden of East Boswell. The l'n< kard—
Mr and Mrs. J. F. Burke returned
The Buicks, the Nash* the Max­
Tuesday from their trip to South wells the Fords, and all their rela­
Bend, Ind.. Toronto. Canada, and tives want to go to the
Riverside
other point*
At South Bend Mr Community Club's Carnival
and
tturke visited the Studebaker factory Dance. October Sth. because they will
to attend a meeting of the Stude- be guarded by four good looking po­
baker agents of the country.
licemen. while what came with them
Good music, good floor,
peppy are dancing and having a good time
crowd, in fact a regular party with 1 generally.
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plenty of Go. at Rherside Commun- |
lty Club. Saturday night. October 8. | For Twenty-five Indiar
Guests at the Oxford last night ,
You cun buy a new fall *ult or
were J. W. Scott of Medford. A. Stew- i overcoat at Peerless Clothing Co tf
art of Roseburg. A. II.
Woerten-
dyke of Eugene. Mr. and Mr*. W. M. Viaskit Man Here—
Lyon of Takilma. J. W. Kelllngton.
J .1 Fralsure and wife, of for­
Roseburg and A. VI. Kreapp of Med- dova, Alaska, were visitors In th«
ford.
city today, on their wav to San
Have you sent in your order for a Francisco. Mr Fral*ure say* this I*
Western Electric Washer an oppor- his first trip “outside" since he went
tunity—don’t miss it.
98tf Into the northern country more than
Mrs. E. E. Coovert. who has l>een eight years ago. Business, with the
in the city for the past two months exception of a little work being done
looking after property interest*, left in the big mines. Is very quiet, he
this morning for her home at Bend. reports.
Mrs. Coovert came here to sell her
acreage property, but since her vis­ Fall Suits—
it and investigation of condition-
A full line of new Fall Suit* now
here she decided not to sell.
on display at Peerless Clothing Co.
George Snively returned last week
from Crater latke, where he spent • Burch of < hrist in-diiution—
the summer in the employ of the gov­
Dedication of the addition to th«
ernment. with headquarters at Gov­ Church of (lirist building will oc-
ernment camp. Mr. Snively was the cur at 11 o'clock. October Sth. State
man who fed the bears at the park Evangelst Swander. of Portland. In
and he has some interesting picture* charge.
*
P hi
of himself and the bears, He left
for Richvale. Cal., where he will Lit t li l.o> Break* Arm—
work during the winter.
The six year old non of Mrs. W
llammermlll bond In stx colors at R Swoap fell from the flying rings
Courier office.
•
on which he was swinging last Sat­
urday. and seriously fractured his
arm.
The break occurred in the
elbow, and it is necessary for a bone
specialist to attend to his case. Mrs.
Swoap is leaving Thursday morning
to take the boy to Portland to have
his arm set. as he Is In a very criti­
cal condition. She plans on return­
ing to the city on Sunday.
At the Nat, Medford
Friday Night, Oct. 7
If
Allan CAMPBELL
Presents
MONTY’S
Famous Comedians
—in—
M o'clock «harp
Kill IRISH V*. JESS INGRAM.
MGR« NO JOHNNY CARL-
NON vs. KID EGAN.
JOE BLACKBURN VS. MIKE
SPENCER.
TWO GOOD PRELIMIN Mill S
Ib-n Dixon. Manager
Be Prepared
TO COME TO
HELLO RASTUS
f Ï '•
Blackface Comedians, guaranteed to make you
laugh. A clean show for red-blooded Americans.
Artists who can sing.
Prices—25c, 50c and 75c
Spanish and Casque Combs
Fancy Colors
Leather Ba^s
All New Styles
Mrs. nellie Reas
The
• inning from a friend I» a < oiiipilmeiit
giHHl Ulate in i lutili*», and also Io Ilin
kill of
Ovi-r Sixteen year* local
NEW FALL GOODS
at New Low Prices
now arriving at
Peerless Clothing Co
Each Customer’s
Requirements
Mlltlylng «Will < 11 Miniiiiln-iiii-nl*, und tnkiiig |min
to
mt
litui the I h -»1 wriln« I- rendr-rvi! I« u gi"*l nn*ni
wli, tin- Gyanla Pa«« A JnM-pIdiK* Bank I» »•»
iMnklng Institution.
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rttitHAi urstsvr
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Grants Pass and
Josephine Bank
Grants Pass
Colonial Heaters
and get my prices before you buy.
I also have a complete line of Florence Oil Heaters
and Colonial Ranges at reasonable prices.
Holman’s Furniture Store
Revival
Meetings
AT
FREE!
H)P LIMITED TIME ONLY
Big 5Oc Jur of Wonderful < O.M-
BINATION CREAM
.......... ..................
JO.NTEEL
“.......
with the purchase together of one
SOc box of Face Powder Jontevl
and one ffOc compact of Rouge
Jon tee,1. Three Famous Beanti-
fiers for Ute Price of Two.
We make this exceptional offer so
that you may get acquainted with
this most delightful face cream.
A cream for softening, healing,
¡beautifying
the
complexion.
Simply wonderful as a I mus - for
powder. You love to use it—It's
so fragrant, cooling ami refresh­
ing. Stimulates the tissues and
makes you feel—as well as look
—tots younger.
FACE POWDER JONTEEL Is a
soft, Invisible iMtwder with a re­
markable f linging quality.
You
notice the difference at once,
ItOI GE JONTEEL Is so lifelike.
Matches your own natural flush
perfectly. ‘Comes In convenient
comimet form to carry In purse
or packet.
You can secure these .lonteel
Beauty Requisites only at The
llt-xall Store.
Christian Church
CLEMENS
BEGINNING
SELLS DRUGS
Sunday, Oct. 9
Iniloriliu
GEO. S. CALHOUN
32 Rounds
NATI RDAY — “NOT GUILTY"
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LOCAL
HEADACHE?
It may mean eyestrain—Better liav«’
us examine them and
proper
glnsscH if they need It.
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Optometrists