GRINT* rxs* |>WY COURIER
~F «IX
FER52NAL ÍÜ LOCAL
"Know the true value of time;
suatili. »<■«««', and enjoy every mo
ment o( it. No idleness, no l.ixi-
nc»s, no procrastination;
Never
put off 'til tomorrow what you can
«Io today
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M. F. Brown, of Wolf Creak, was The I aid lea Home l.eugvu
Of the Salvation Army will have
in the city Mouday.
William F. Grimmett, of Holland. their Christman sale IN«*ember 9. All
kinds of little gifts for Christ Ilina
s|M>nt the day in Granta Pass
Office stationary—Courier offic*. Come aud buy your Christmas gifts
allow true and how valuable W
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George S. Calhoun made a bus of us.
these words fur every day pi ai lice
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in«“» i trip to Kerby today.
——an«! csqieehdly for Saving Money.
J. B. Byer« was a Medford visitor Kerby People Marrie«!—
Roy Wells and Marian F. Corson,
during the day.
William Anderson, of Williams, of Kerby, were married by Judge Kc-
was in th«« city today trausai'tlng lus Pollock at the courthouse this
afternoon.
business at the courthous«*.
R. K. Ross returne«! last night
from Portland, where he spent a Legion Meeting Tomorrow Night —
OF SOUTHERN OREGON
week or more on ‘business matters,
The regular mooting of the Ameri
Save with us.
The habit grows.
Pop corn that will pop at Horn- can legion will be hetld XV«slneaduy
29 night. November 9. X large attend
Ing's Shack.
Mrs. Katherine Gray and Mrs. K ance Is expected <o discuss the Ar
P. Pengra of Portland, went to Med mistice day celebration.
ford Monday. They are expected to
return this evening. Mrs. Pengra is
Don't Forget—
visiting wth Mrs. Gray.
The 5oe chicken pie «itwor served
XV. B. Ragan, of Selma, «topped
at Epworth Hall from <i to 8. Wed
over in the city today on the way
nesday. November 9. Reservation»
to MedXoni. where he will visit until
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not necessary unless desired.
after Armistice day.
Engraved cards—Courier office
War Itcliis llrquesied—
Another dress form meeting will
Persons having any war relics are
be held all day Wednesday at the of
requested to leave them with, or to
fice of the home demonstrator, at
notify Dr. K. J. Bllllck, as the eou-
the courthouse. All ladies interasted
vanlra are needed for window dis
are invited to attend the meeting.
plays for Armistice day. The relics
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Andrews, of will be carefully watched, and will
Hollywood. Cal., who have been
be returned to the doners.
traveling through the east for the
past six months, stopped off here this
morniug to spend a few days with' Xlurpliy—
Thanksgiving night, six hours of
Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Mauuel.
Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock dancing, a dollar and ten cents, sup-
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the doors will o;«n for the baZaar per two bits a plate.
IS HANDY TO HAVE ARDI SI» THE HOUSE OR TO CARRY IN
held in the M. E. church parlors. 24
YOUR CAR
Among lhe guests register«*! at Opdycke in Salem—
the Oxford hotel last night were Mr.!
M. U Opdycke of Grants Puss was
and Mrs. E. J. Lindlo. of Lindhouse' in Salem today conferring with Sam
Lodge, Carl A. Barnes aud L. C. I A. Kozer. secretary of »late; Gover
Cuvally and wife of Eugene. Mrs. T. I nor Olcott and other slate officials.
the
M. Lumond of Wolf Creek. A. Stew Mr Opdycke. according to records in
art of Roseburg and F. B. Knight the offices of the world war veterans'
of Eugene
state aid commission, is the only man
Among those registered at the Jo in Oregon who offered his serylces
sephine hotel last night were Leif as appraiser under -the so-called
Fenseth of Dallas. F. S. Johnson bonus act without charge to the ap
Myrtle Creek. J. B. Hearing anti plicants. Mr. Opdycke was employed
G. Egger of Waldo, P. D. Busey in Salem during several sessions of
Roseburg. J. E. Stinson of Brook- lhe legislature.—Oregonian.
Ings. George H. Graves of Salem, Dr.
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and Mrs. O. F. Demorest, Faye and
Grants Pass Victors—
it.
8:K> Curtain
Ruby Demorest of Klamath Falls.
With a s.'ore of 3« tn >1 the local
Engraved cards—Courier office.
high
school team yielded the victory
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frSrffR¿H05t
K. P. Head Is Herts—
to the Grants Puss team Saturday
L. F. Finseth, of Dallas, grand afternoon on the field opposite the
chancellor, and W. G. Gleason, of county hospKal. The visitors had
Portland, grand keeper of record«i about 400 pounds in weight to the
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and seals, of the Knights of Pythias, advantage of the local hoys. ' The
arrived in the city today, and will re game was well played and clean from
MAIL ORDERS NOW—SEAT SALE HATI II* main for the work of the order this start to finish, though some com
DAY, NOYHMBER 12TH
eveniug. Members and visiting broth plaint was made regarding some d< -
PRICES — Lower Floor, *2.00 and *1.50 ers of the organzation are welcomed ■ clsions. The gam* was folowed In the
to attend the affair.
Balcony *1.00—Plus JOG War Tax
evening by a grand masquerade ball
at Endert's hall where the Ute op
ponent« met In happy catneraderle
Will Tour California—
Mr. and Mrs. XV. H. l^onard leave and danced the evening awuy Into the
Del Norte
Wednesday morning by automobile 'early hours of dawn
for southern California and wilj re ' Triplicate.
main until about March 1.
They
will stop at Yuba City, Sacramento,
NEXV TODAY
San Francisco. 1-os
Angeles. San
CHARLIE AB0T
Diego and in the Imperial Valley. FOR RENT l«irge garage with two
justified the claims of Lis sponsors as being
Their address will be Calexico. Cal.,
entrances, near business section
the FUNNIEST MAN IN ALL THE
where they will visit Mr. l^onard's . Call 423 C street or phone 10C-J.
WORLD. Ills travesty jurist in ‘‘Light
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brother.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Rogue River Hardware Co
"ffïXCMSTJSA »Tone
1DÎI7OT
I ?MONDAY Night
Ki V ULl^NOVEMBER
14th
MARCIJS SHOW «ozi
CE OF ROME
’em,” a take off on “Lightnin’,” is a gem of
humo^. If you can’t laugh your’s hopeless.
are enr- o." the outstanding hits of
the show. Buch rtunt* were aefer
snen before H<r? Is pep to the n th
(iegre*». Never have acrobatic dancers
fo thrilled and delighted a local audi
ence.
MLLE. MARION AND MONS.
MARTINEZ RANDALL
What there Is of her
costumes are visual
delights and their
dancing Is superb.
"Clop*t.-a," an ex
otic creation and
"Indian Bride” «re
among their best of
fering.
BEE WINSOME
a dainty comedienne
with a fetching way
who wear, a series
of «artorl.il crr-atlon»
that earn her the
right to be called
the best dr-sard
woman In extraru-
gnnza. Her bridal
outfit alone Is In
sured at |1U,OOOJO.
STANLEY AND BYRNES •
did not take a backgsw;
«rat for i n f oa e ,K-
Judged by tbe ap-L*
plause that greeted l '
their eccentric danc-t
Ing and rare non-?
sense they conhl
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throughout the en-s
tire performance. OfJ
their kind-the very!
best.
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ROBERT LONG
earned much fa’-or
with hl* rich bari
tone voice. A former
m-niu-r of the Bos
ton Grand Opera
company. Ear su
perior to usual run
of revue singer».
POLLY DAY
only a glimpse of her
Dresden like beauty
can do her justice.
She Is the final word
In feminine pulchri
tude.
BILLY DALE
tb»‘ swept voiced ju
venile whose num
bers arc among the
most pLanlng of the
Jong liat of good
things.
MLLE. YVONNE
MONS. ROLAN
in dainty dance of
ferings add their full
quota to ths enjoy
ment of the occasion.
Gertrude Pariah
A vocalist with a
delightful coloratura
soprano filled lhe
cap of melody to
overdowlug.
Oliver and Marie
Veapo
Roya! Italian Accor-
Zionists extracted
Krn'-opated tunes
with much effect.
Magazine
Prices Reduced
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RUNAWAY FOUR
LXJST—Bunch of keys on
Sixth
Auditor Make« Visit—
street. Finder please leave at the
Courier office.
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Edward O. Weber, of the Auditors
Corporation Department
for the
J. KENNEY, expert auto repair
c.
state of Oregon, of Salem,
spent
man, 212 Foundry street, guaran
Monday in the city going over the
tees all work. His chartes are all
books and records of the Josephine
right for cash.
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County Building and Loan Associa FOR SALE 1920 Chevrolet, good
tion. Everything was found to be in
condition, *100.
Terme. Apply
first class condition, and he left with
Mrs. Roscoe Howard, Dixle ranch.
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several valuable hints as to future
handling of th« business.
FOR SALE—Two milk cow < at the
Bristow place, corner of II and
Tenth street -
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Klamath Falls Man Injured—
Dr. o. F. Demorest, retired dentist WANTED- Window cleaning, ho-ise
of Klamath Falls, received a severe
cleaning, lawn work. Phone 215-R
2S
cut on the back of his head as a re
Geo. Seely, <12 West A St.
sult of an automobile accident on ESTRAY—There cam* to my piner
Merlin hill Monday evening. One of
November 8, 1921, two pig’
bis daughters was driving the ma-
weight about 50 pound*, black
with white band bark of shoulders.
chine, when the lights failed, Be-
Owner can have same by paying
fore she could stop, the car was bad-
damage» and for this ad. Ed. If
ly tipped and her father thrown out.
Allen. Rd. 4, Grants Pass. Ore. 3 2
With Dr. Demorest in the car were
FOlCsALE
-A fine piano In goo<1
bls wife, and two daughters, Faye
condition. A bargain. *130. Ad-
and Ruby. The party were on their
dress 423 B street, phono 1-J. 27
way to Portland from Klamath Falls.
FOR
*»ALF—Tokay trrap«». 3c a
Under original plans, they were to
nottnd while thev la’» bring votir
spend the night here, but at the last
boxes. Glen Ook Farm
.Tones
moment decided to go as far as they
Creek. II. I,. Edwards, Manager
could that evening.
Hubwribe to your favorito mng-
azlne* at the special reduced
prices.
Chic Chick Chorus of Marcus Peaches
a score and half graceful, eaiMHng
<ln rlliigs ; Imperious, st a t u e » q u e
Vi-niis,-» and tnsnm I'ly, demure man-
luspilns. ,-nliancln*- the fnm" of this
i-s th<- FOHEMOST EXPOSITION OF
I FMINIXE IlE.M TY EVEIt AU
S' 'fill.PH AT ».NT-: TIME AND IN
ONE PI.ACE-
CAM, KUl PRICE LIST
CLEMENS
All In the Fastest Dancing Show Ever Beheld By Mortal Man
Advertising Pays—Advertise with the Courier
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RUMMAGE SALEJior, 19.
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Ma«« Se» T. M R’ntt, Rulck as’»«
rooms. Phone 320.
NEW TODAY—Solid oak bed room
set (dresser ('«»mode and In'll -tend),
*2ud hand sanitary cot, several 2nd
hand picture frames with glims, mor-
rls chair, kitchen cabinet with cup
board. Phono 71. T. C. Booth.
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Suspended Animation.
Insects which spend most of their
Ilves In a torpid or seini-torpltl eon-
dltlon are seldom injured and never
killed by being frozen. There are
numerous Instances of travelers In
mountain regions having found bee
tles aud hulterllles above the snow
line which were stiff, frozen nml nje
pHrently dead. When carried down to
the warmer air In the valley, however,
they revived in u very short thus.
HotneTown
rhe Latest Styles in
Neckwear
BACK YARDS MADE BETTER
Contest Spurs Boys and Girls of Fiad
lay lo Beautify Tholr Hom*
H«'in<dit< hing, nil colors |Oc )<l.
mr$. nellie Reas
Su noundlngs.
More limn loo track jar«!» of Find'
lay, O„ now look better than most
Findlay front yards as a result of un
Idea of Council President I- funk J.
Colling» ixsl, vrhese hobby Is attractive
etivlrviunenja fur the home.
Mr. Culling»otsl enlisted the support
of the local Rotary club und the
Cluiiuber of Coiuiueree In »hut lie
termed a "better back yard" contest
as a means of hvt*ht»nln* Juvenile
Interest In Findlay ly Improved yards
und home ,surrouudliig«, und at the
same time bettering the community'»
outside appearance.
A list of eleven prizes was an
nounced for the contest -one a grand
prize for either a boy or girl, live
for buys und the fur girls, Mr. Cui-
ling» <aal himself furnished th« money
for the prizes, tu the extent of several
hundred dollars.
The Chamber of Cotiunvrve took
charge of the routine of tlo- contest
*10!*»lieu the lists closed tor entrants
there wore a score more than ItM) lu
th« nice for the coveted awards.
The contest lasted a little over a
month, In which miracle transform«-
Hons »ere wrought hi tunny back
yards In the city, by the youthful con
testants. Working entirely «lolte. boys
and girls In many Instance*. the Judge*
rvpcrted, had to start with nothing
but dump heap-, rout^i. wis-d covered
plots aud the like. But hoes, rnke*
amj «trades, cuupled ultli a gem-mu«
amount of energy an<r nleive all a de
sire to win one of the eleven' prize«,
brought results, which were rvinurkii
hie. according to the Judges.
In ninklng the «wards. It wasn't
al<ne the neatness of the yards that
counted, but the condition of tin-
yard at the start an« taken Into eon
«■deration us well am! the progress
Hint was made hud a great d«ul to do
with the award. Gardens were a part
of the required work.
"There must he some real value
in yard beautltlcntlon, or large con
cerns wouldn't spend thousands of
dollars In It every year." said Mr
Collingwood In presenting Hie prizes
"In fact, 1 am told It do*« pay real
Interest on the Investment In better
satisfied euipl«>yees wlm like attractive
<*m Ironmeitts In which to work."
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us show you what expert tailoring ran do to
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At the Ni|m of
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Utile Taller
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Vi Suits and Overcoats
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SIMM
How the Cltiaens of Patricia. Alberta,
Obtained Their Much Needed
Town Hall.
l'ntrh-ia needed a town hall. Being
only two years old. this was a problem
to the Infant vllluge in the southern
Allx-rta prairies, tt’uys and im iiis
were dlscu»»«-d. It was finally <h*<-ld«*d
to build It with |M>tatm*s.
Twenty acre» were plowed ami
planted to spud«. Brenkltig the kind,
sctsllng hiii ) cultivating »ere nil done
by volunteers. Everybody took a luiml.
The community |»>tuto patch now
promise« ii heavy crop.
The entire town tends It. When the
Hr-1 potato plant p--«|s-<l «hove ground
It was a munh-lpal event. Tie' town
fat hers called u tunas meeting to take
action
when a Migrant rooster
ncruti'lied up a plant. Dfacovery of a
weed that Imd escaped the community
hoes rnuned as much excitement as a
tire alarm. The potato patch 1« looked
after as tenderly as If It were the
town's Imby.
Two y<->ira ago th« entire country
ulsitit Patricia was open prnlrl« with
not u liuiiiiin habitation In the round
of the horizon. The first house was
built In ltilU. Today then- uro JO.iMSl
acres unili-r cultivation.
Grants Pass and
Josephine Bank
Don’t Cry or Swear
when you drop your watch.
Take it to Letcher«' and they
will make it as jfood as new
again.
Oiitoiinitrists
Seed Pearls Used as wtedleln«.
For ill«“ low ch's* of seed pearls
He re Is ii <-,ai»“init <l< iu,in<| nuiung
Oriental physician« and <ap«tliee:ir|«s
who grind them Into u powder and
ndmlnlster it to i>atlcnt» ns
for inuny Ills.
10(1 South Util
Going' to Build?
COMING
TOMORROW
TOM
MIX
in liis most thrill
ing pictiirc
“HANDS”
OFF”
WTictlier you plan on building tills full or repairing
buildings consult us. Wo can quote you attractive price*
on all building materhiis In our line.
Three Cs Lumber Company
Lumber, luitli, Sliliml«*
Fournir) nuil West (• St*.
House Furnishings—
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AND BLANKETS. IN FACT
ANYTHING YOU
MAY
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(105 G Hfrcet
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