MATl l<DAY, «M TOllk.lt N, IIIMI.
GRANT* HAMS DAILY COLTUEB
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Don’t Bluff
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money
You do not fool any
1 h «1). All luv working for It and they know you ar«,
to«».
UI k - ii you make mon«» and deposit in a g«»«»«! Bank like
our», you become an employer, you atuUs a new dignity,
you help make ihr win-cl» of pr««gr«w« go round, you nre
no longer a nonmility, you are an Inventor anti Itav«
money working for you.
Revival meetings begin at the
Church of Christ October 9tb. 01
New heating stoves at Cramer
Bros
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l/»<> Wilson returned last night
from Eugene and Portland.
Buy your heavy underwear at C.
E. ltoy Co. at sale prices.
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ilgiwn seed at Cramer Bros.
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Big aale on at C. IE. Hoy Co. of
men's furnishings, shoes and cloth-
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
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OF SOUTHERN OREGON
Save with us.
The habit grows.
For Quail Shooting—
A Wtacheater Shotgun with Imndrr
or lt«*|»nat«r »hell glv«-» you a hard-
hitting, evenly distributed »hot pat
ient for upland game.
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Rogue River Hardware Co.
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Buy Your
SHOES
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SAMPLE STORE
OREGON MADE FURNITURE
Design nnd Finish
The Very Best
HELMER’S
•'The Home of (loot! Furniture”
Man 1» Flnod—
8. G. Clark waa arrested for dis
regarding the signals of Ed. Garrett.
Bouthorn Pacific crossing watchmun
at C:3U Friday evening
He claimed
to ha' o misunderstood tho lanterns
swung by Garrett, and proceeded
down Sixth afreet when he should
have
stopped. Ho was fined l*> by
Merchant «aloa books at Courier
H II. Allyn, police Judge, this morn-
office.
inf.
Iler« From I »ng lleachw-
Mrs Frank H. name«, of lx»ng
Beach, Cal., arrived In Grunt» Pa»»
thia morning for a visit with her
elater, Mrs. John Hampshire. She
will remain in the city for about a
month.
RALLY DAY
The First Regular M««etlng—
Of tho music and athletic section
of tho Ladles Auxiliary will
meet
Tuosday ovening at the Chamber of
Conunorco rooms, music section at
7:16, athletic section at 8:15.
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AT TH|4
Baptist
SundaySchool
Sunday, 10 a. m.
I) AND 7TH STS.
A Welcome
to All
Watch For
the Big
lc Sale
CLEMENS
SELLS DRUGS
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W. T .Miller and wife drove to
Medford tor the day.
Jardinieres at Cramer Bros.
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Mado from wheat bran, com feed
meal, linseed oil meal,
soy bean
meal, copra meal, 130 per ton.
Counts Feed Store.
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Mrs. J. J Moss and Mra. M Clem
en» went to .Medford to apend the
day.
AH sizes of flower ixita Just re
ceived at Cramer Bros.
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George 1-ewls, sheriff, was In .Med
ford today.
loggers shirts und Raintest pants,
prices cut to the bone. C. E. Roy
Co.
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Mammoth hyacinth bulbs in three
color» for 12.00 per dozen at Cra
mer Bros.
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Saturday is your last day to get
at 95c one-quart Wearever etew
pan for 38c at Rogue 'River Hard
ware Co.
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J. Rimer and faintly are spending
the week end at Crater Lake.
Plant bulb« now If you want De
cember flowers
Holland bulbs and
flower pots at Cramer Bro».
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F. L. Coon, accompanied by his
wife and daughter, were visitors in
.Medford today.
Walk a few blocks and save dol
lars on your buy at these sale prices.
C ■ I toy Co.
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H. L. Gilkey, of Dorris, is spend
ing a few days in the city.
Hyacinths
and
narcissus for
Christina» flowers at Cramer Bros.
Your laat chance to get a 95c
one-quart fWearever Aluminum stew
pan for 38c. Sale closes Saturday.
October 8. Rogue River Hardware
Co.
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J. L. Campbell, publisher of the
Glendale Nows, was a Granta Hass
business visitor today.
Home-made candles for Candy
day, October 8, at Horning's Shack.
John, Ralph and Elsie Herman, ef
Selma, were .Medford visitor» Satur
day.
The sale now on at C. E Roy Co.
will not last long, buy your winter
goods and save dollars.
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Home-made candies for Candy
day. October 8, at Horning's Shack.
The finest assortment of Holland
bulbs at Cramer Bros.
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Mrs. C. F. Campbell and .Mrs.
Mary Carter, of Rogue 'River, were
shopping In the city today.
Corduroy, wool, worsted troasera.
work and wool shirts, prices slashed
In thia sale. C. E. Roy Co.
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James Ix»gan returned yesterday
from a business trip to Salem. He
reports the highway north In fine
condition.
Do a little at C. E. Roy Co. and
see the dollars we can save you in
this sale.
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E. H. Lister, accompanied by his
«laughter, Helen Lister and
Mary
Reed, are spending the day in Med
ford
Home-made candles for Cand?
day, October 8, at Horning's Shack.
Fire place
screena at Cramer
Bros.
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Plans for the Southern Oregon
Older Boys' conference to be held at
Ashland. Oct. 21 to 23. (are maturing
rapidly. At a recent meeting of the
Ashland committee it was reported
that the schools, the Chamber of
Commerce, the Churches and the citi
zens of Ashland generally are solidly
behind tho conference plana.—Med
ford Mail Tribune.
Western Electric Washer letters
will be sent in to be judged by a rep
resentative of the Western Electric
Company. 'Prizes will be given out
promptly upon their report.
All
letters must be in by 9 o'clock thia
evening.
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Home-made candles for Candy
day, October 8, at Horning's Shack.
L. D. Hamilton, of Crescent City,
and Mrs. Mattie V. Heller, of Glen
dale, were among the guests of the
Jotiophlne hotel Friday night.
C. 'M. Allen, telephone engineer In
the forest service, is In Grants Pass
on an inapection tour of the service's
telephone lines.
Mrs. Alice M. Bacon, county super
intendent of schools, has returned
from a visit to the northern part of
the county.
Garden fertilizer at Cramer Broa.
Home made candies tor Candj
day, October 8, at Horning't Shack
'L. L. Hurd, postmaster at Glen
dale, Is in the city today, taking
civil service examinations. Mrs. Mat
tie V. Holler, of Glendale, an aspi
rant for the office is also here tak
ing the examination.
Engraved cards—Courier office
Printed calling cards—Courier.
Discharge Is Filed—
Donald Roy Morrison, a resident
of the county, has filed his discharge
I from the army with the county clerk.
LOCAL
| Among the guests registered at ths
¡Oxford last night were Mias M. Rin*
ard of McMinnville, John Dailey of
Balms, C. A. Bellngo of Almeda aad
Newton C Chaney of Medford.
The report In circulation in the
city Friday forenoon that the Tri-
gonla company had »truck oil In pay
ing quantity la not true, and arose
from the fact that there Is a splen
did showing to indicate that oil may
be • truck In commercial quantity
This has been known tor some time,
but yesterday afternoon the bailer
during the process of drilling out the
under reamings brought up and dis
charged thtek crude oil in Increased
quantities. Several pint bottle» of
the oil were skimmed off and brought
to .Medford by several persons, where
they have been attracting consider
able Interest. The work of cleaning
out the hole of the 50 remaining
feet of tailinge at its bottom It was
expected, would be completed In the
afternoon.—Medford Mail Tribuna.
I-and Sakes—
Murphy finally woke up, and when
»he wakes there's some commotion.
I^et’s help her commote the 15th. 01
Goes to tor vail'»—
Dr. K. J. Billick and wife left Fri
day for Corvallis, to see the Oregon
Aggies play the Multnomah club foot
ball aggregation today. He will re
turn the first of tho week.
Rally Day—
Sunday is Rally Day at the Bap
tist Sunday school. A special pro
gram has been arranged. Everyone
Is invited to attend. No admission
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Wonderful Selection
Auto Tops und Trimming—
Tops dressed and repaired, auto
painting. The Auto Craft Works,
oppo. Hound House, Grants Paas. 26
Of Fall goods, including milliner),
i, coals, etc.
Western Wrs-tric Waihcr Lett
All letters tor tho *25 cash prize
must be delivered to Pauls' Electric
store not later than Saturday even
ing. Have you sent yours in? 99tf
lfìr$. mille ne«
tilda Are Rejected—
All blds for the River Banks mar
ket road bave been rejected, and the
county will build the road. Conus:«-
sloners were out today making pre
liminary preparations for the work.
Fall Suits—
A full line of new Fall Suita now
on display at Peerleas Clothing Co.
Medford Man Hero—
C. D. Thompson, former
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agent of Josephine county Is
is
Ing the week end along the
river fishing for steelheads.
steelheads,
now instructor of agriculture
Medford schools.
farm
spend-
Rogue
He is
in the
new ones hare arrived
Clothing Co.
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NEW FALL GOODS
Goo» to Diamond lak
Judge and Mrs. Edus Pollock
today for a short vacation trip
Diamond lake. They plan on return
ing the middle of next week, unless
rain force» them home before then.
at New Low Price«
now arriving at
Neilson'» Orchestra—
Of five pieces at Savage creek hall
Saturday, October 8th. Don’t make
a mistake, the lamp will show the
way to the peppiest all night dance
with plenty of eats.
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Peerless Clothing Co.
I tela-kali»—
There will be regular mooting on Ashland People Gn<wta—
A crowd, composed chiefly of high
Monday, the 10th The degree staff is
requested to be out for practice. 01 school students, githered at the Wal
dorf hall last nfght for a dance given
I d honor of the visiting Ashland peo
Here Visiting Brother—
ple who remained after the game.
Harold Barton, who ia engaged in
'he oil well drilling business
in Punch and wafers were served.
California, ia In the city visiting his
Woman's Association—
brother, George Barton.
Of
the Bethany Presbyterian
church will hold their
regular
For Twenty-five Dollar»—
monthly meeting at Mrs. Frank Non
You can buy a new fail suit oi
overcoat at Peerless Clothing Co. U balls' Wednesday, October 12, at
2:3 p. m. Business of importance.
2:30 p. m. Business of importance.
Tele|«hone—
All that ia needed to arrange for Each lady will pleaso bring a reme-
a demonstration of the Western Elec nant—that makes something useful
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tric! Washer ia a telephone call to or ornamental.
No. 47, Pauls’ Electric Store.
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( osuwt Ends—
The contest that has been run
ning between the Baptist Sunday
school of Ashland and Granta Pass
ends this Sunday. Everyone come
and help ua come out ahead.
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Pleasant Surprise—
Mr. and Mm. Milo Witters were
pleasantly surprised when a num-
ber of young people gave them a
joint birthday party at their home
on West G street. Tho evening was
spent in games and music and a light
luncheon was served to the follow
ing: Mr. and Mrs. Milo Witters; Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Earley, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Collins. Mr. and Mrs. H. Hoxie.
Mr. and Mrs. <?. Schmidt, Mr and
Mrs. C. Heston, Mr. and Mra. T. Mee.
Buys New Car—
O. P. Harvey, of Glendale, haa pur
chased a Hudson speedster
from
the Collins Automobile company.
The firm also announces the sale of
a 1H ton Maxwell truck to the
Return From Outing—
Isham Transfer company.
Mrs. E. J. Carrillo. Mrs. James
Nielson,
Mrs. J. A. Smith and Miss
Major to Y’bdt Cav«*s—
Evelyn
Bradford
have returned from
Major John D. Gutherie. head of
a few days vacation trip to Crater
the public relations department of
the forest service, will arrive from I-ake. The party spent the night at
Portland Sunday.
The purpose of Prospect and continued their trip on
bis trip la a visit to the Josephine the the lake the following morning.
caves. The forest service will use All side trips were taken In. and per
fect weather is reported. There Is
hla report In publicity work.
no snow at the lake, according to
Mrs. Carrillo. Hobart Carter drove
La«li«w Attention—
the
party on the trip.
Black tennis shoes for athletic sec-
All sizes.
102 Library Receives Book«—
The 'Public library has recently
placed
on its shelves 70 new books,
N«»ti«^v—
including
a wide range of subjects,
both
B.
A
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of
the
S.
All members
must psy as for example: "Making your store
Juvenile and adults
101 work for you, Shaw Co. "Advertis-
due to financier only.
Ing,” Starch, "Inside the peaco con-
ference,” Dlllon. "My Three years
Dam Nearing Completion—
“Electric
All work on the Savage Rapids In America, " Bornstorff.
direct
and
alternating."
motors,
dam proper has been completed, ac
cording to Jerume Fertlg, project en Moreton. "Jln-Jitsu combat tricks."
gineer. Much remains to be done, Hancock. "Autobiography,” Carnc-
however, before the project Is ready gie. "Primary works," Dobbs. "Ven
Beside»
these
tor the big celebration next month. triloquism." Olin.
there are several books of dialogues
and entertainments, suitable for the
ih |«I Fellow»—
Well come out winter holidays, some fiction and
Hungry? Yep!
evening.
Second de- many works of travel and history.
Wednesday
George W.
tree. Refreshments.
03 Nitrogen Filltni Headlight Globes—
Swinney, Secy.
A clear white light—no glaro, at
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Western Electric Washer letters— Hobart's.
tion of Ladies Auxiliary.
at Woodwards.
All lettera for the 525 cash prize
will be sent In to be Judged by a
representative of the Western Elec
tric Company. Letters will be pt^b-
ishod and prizes given immediately
upon their return.
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K. T. Grand Officers Here—
W. G. Shellenbarger, of Portland,
grand commander, and €. W. Nimms
if Ashland, deputy grand commin.
lor of the Knights Templar of Ore
gon. paid an official visit to Mellta
commandery of this city
Friday
night, the meeting following a sup*
uer served at the hall. Geo. W.
Dunn and Fred Wagner, of Ashland,
accompanied the official party.
Von Hartz Funeral .Sunday—
The funeral qf William Von Hartz,
who died Wednesday, will be held
from the Hall undertaking parlors
Sunday, at 2:30 o'clock, interment
at the Granite Hill cemetery. The
Rev. O. J. Law will conduct the ser-
vice. William Von Hartz has lived
on the Crescent City road, about four
miles from this city since coming to
Grants Pass two years ago. He was
born in Diepolz. Hanover. Germany,
September 30. 1857, and Is survived
by a wife. Mrs. Lillie Von Hartz, a
son, Edgar, and a daughter, Mrs.
Howard Trueblood, all of Los An-
gsleu
Each Customer’s
Requirements
Studying emh customer's requirements, and taking pains
banking Institution.
ITITI
Grants Pass and
Josephine Bank
Grants Pass
COMFORTS FOR CHILLY NIGHTS
Good Mattresses, in Silk Floss and Cotton Felt
Blankets, Cotton, Woolnap and All Wool.
Also a nice line of Comforters
Holman’s Furniture Store
Shoes for the Family
LAM MH BLACK TENNIS SHOES, BOYS BLACK
WHITE BASKETBALL SHOKS.
ALL NEW STOCK
AND
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Woodward’s 103 North 6th St.
l«t us demonstrate to you the very
best Silver Polish «ro have ever used.
Quickest and easiest to use and will
not scratch the most finely polished
surface.
Optometrists