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Price $1.19 to $5.49
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Mcoeaaov to Ntnasg A Truax
Ornata Pane, Oregon
101 North Sixth •
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We are prepared to help you build that
house or repair your roof
Lumber, Wallboard, Roofing Paper
THREE 0’S LUMBER COMPANY
WE PUT IN urvtwHiKJ DM
Advertising Pays—Advertise with the Couriei
Starting
Tuesday
Matinee
for
Three Days
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Mrs. C. B Marks went to Portland Married on Saturday—
Samuel W. Alderson and Elia Mae
Saturday for a short stay.
Miss Lulu Benedict went to Port­ Hayes were married Saturday after­
land Satantoy for a few days.' visit. noon at 5 o'clock nt the county
Dsve Bobbie returned Sunday from clerk'a office. The ceremony was
a business trip to Las Angeles.
performed by Justice of the Peace
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Bee Dr. Marks for beat glasaaa. tf O. J. Law.
Mr. and Mm. George Olum and I I
daughter were visitors Saturday «10.00 Saved—
from Glendale.
By purchasing your new suit or
Let us repair your car. We guar­ overcoat st Peerless Clothing Co.
antee our work. Singleton & Ar­
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nold. 301 South Sixth St.
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Mrs. Anna Lind was in the city Make Good Progress-
over the week end from Lind Home
Waiter A. Phelps aud son. Floyd,
lodge, on the Oregon Caves highwsy. and Joe Langell, all experienced
Glasses fitted at Letcher & Son's. placer miners from Grants Pau, are
John Wilkinson and Gilbert Stuart making splendid progress at the old
were visitors here Saturday from placer mine on the Lyden property
I Medford.
near the depot in Jacksonville. They
Hyacinths in three colors at Cra­ are finding richer pay dirt as they go
mer Bros.
MWF27 down, and with their crude rocker
Bandon business men in the city- are making a nice payroll for them­
over the week end were W. S. Wood, selves. Better and more modern
Ralph E. Fox and C. E. Snyder.
machinery will be installed before
Home made candy at Horning's long.—Jacksonville Post.
Shack, every day.
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Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Riggs, of
Klamath Falls, spent Sunday visit­ Shoe Hal'-—
Special prices on all dress and
ing In Grants Pass.
A first class mechanic to do your work shoes at Peerless Clothing Co.
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auto repairing at 505 South Sixth.
All work guaranteed.
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F. J. Herman, of Roseburg, was Camp Grounds Patronis e d
The patronage at the city auto
looking after business matters in
camp to atill holding up well, with 16
Grants Pass today.
Narcissus, the large trumpet va- or 17 cars registering nightly. Last
rletles at Cramer Bros.
MWF27 week a total of 120 machines stop­
J. J. Buchter and S. M. Bullis, of ped at the local camp over night, 26
the California Oregon Power com- being there on one day. There have
pany, were business visitors at the been 5519 cars registered during the
season and It is expected that a to­
local Copco office on Saturday.
The
Optical goods at Letcher & Son's. tal of 6000 will be reached.
Mr. and Mrs. B. T. DeLosh, of camp to so situated that one day after
Medford, were week end visitors at a hard rain finds the ground dry
the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. I* onough to make camp. The camp
Bromley. They returned home last will be kept open as long as the tour-
ists continue to use it in such large
night.
Store your car at 301 South Sixth numbers.
St.
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Ed Binns, of Medford, spent the October Special Sales-
Save money by purchasing your
day in the city. His sister, Mrs.
Louise O'Niell, who has been visit­ new overcoat, suit, shoes, or furnish­
ing with him, returned to her home ings at the Peerless Clothing Co. 22tf
here this morning.
Cars bought, sold and exchanged, Come ' ■
505 South Sixth St.
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The studio early and get one
Mr. and Mrs. George Hunt, of the hand oil colored portrait tree with
Page theatre of Medford, were your dozen pictures. Value $4.00.
among the upper valley pepole to Artcraft Studio, 208 North 6th St.
witness the football game here on
Saturday.
Rev. Walker Surprised—
China Lilies for Christmas flow­
Rev. W. 8. Walker, pastor of the
ers at Cramer Bros.
MWF27 Free Methodist church at 250 West
T. W. Wixson, manager of the L street, was agreeably surprised last
Twentieth Century groceries in Saturday when a few of his congre­
Southern Oregon, was in the city to­ gation solicited enough money to
day on his trip to the local store. He present him with a new top for his
expects to come here once a week auto and to paint his machine. Rev.
after the store has become firmly es­ Walker recently arrived here from
tablished.
Alberta, having formerly been a cit­
Men's suits thoroughly cleaned izen of the United States. He ex­
and
pressed. 11.59.
Wardrobe pressed his gratitude for the true
Cleaners, phone 147. We call fox American spirit manifested by the
and deliver.
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A splendid
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Young, of Mar­ crowd attended all the services of the
quette, Mich., are visiting Mr. and district quarterly meetings held here
Mrs. H. H. Allyn. Mrs. Young and on Thursday, Friday, Saturday and
Mrs. Allen are sisters. Mr. Young Sunday.
to a civil engineer in the employ of
a Michigan railroad system, and at­ Notice—
There will be a meeting of
i tended a convention of bridge and
building engineers at Seattle last music club tonight in the library at
week.
7:30 for chorus work.
Holland bulbs for indoors and out-
doors at Cramer Bros.
MWF27 Free Lecture-
On Christian Science, Monday
evening, Oct. 22, at 8 o'clock, RlvoU
Flee Presents Painting—
Theatre. The public to cordially in­
The original artist's painting of vited to attend.
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the mouth of the Oregon Caves
which appeared in June as the cover
of the Standard Oil bulletin which
contained a long write-up on the
caverns, was presented to the Cham­
ber of Commerce today by C. D.
Fies, local manager for the company.
The Chamber accepted the painting
with thanks.
TOMORROW
Harold Lloyd
Safety Last
in
ADULTS BOc
Makes the
mouth feel
so cool and
clean.
KLENZO
aims to
protect the
teeth in tbn
natural
way
by
keeping the
mouth free
from
the
substances
that foster
germs,
acids and
decay.
CLEMENS
Bella Drags
HYACINTHS
TULIPS
CROCUS
Now is the time to plant bulbo for
early spring flowers
I-OGE 78c
HALLOWE’EN
NOVELTIES
SEE WINDOW
No Picture Program Tonight
Free Christian Science Lecture
Klenzo Dental Creme
FREESIAS
Latest Current
Events
CHILDREN 28c
Guests at Aberdeen Vlll*—
W. H. Dyer, who has been spend­
ing the last two weeks at the Villa,
left Saturday tor his home at Junc­
tion City. This is Mr. Dyer's second
season at the Villa. Although 78
years old, Mr. Dyer Is an enthusiastic
sportsman and his ability to get
around tn the woods and foothills
would put many a younger man to I
shame. While here he made a ton-
day pack trip into Curry county af­
ter bear. Oeorgo Lamb, of Portland,
was a week end guest. John Fred­
ericks. of New York City, "amous au­
thority on zoology. Is expected to ar­
rive at the Villa within the next few
days. Considerable excitement pre­
vailed at the Villa the past few days
because of the nightly visitation of a
large brown bear, sex unknown, who
has kept the lady visitors and not a
few of the men In a constant state of
nerves. He has not only been heard
sniffing at the rabin doors but has
also been seen. Saturday night a
trap was set and a beef barbecue
held outdoors in hopes of attracting
bruin back. Morning, however, dis­
closed an unsprung trap. The mo­
ment the deer season Is over guests
planned to enjoy a bear hunt on a
large scale. Deer were fairly plen
tiful In the vicinity of the Villa and
with the eaily closing of the season
promise to continue so. Some very
flue catches of rainbow trout have
been made in Sucker creek on flies
the past few days.
NARCISSUS
Fox New«
Velvets, CuM and Silver lotee,
1'eethera and Hand Embroidery
mrs. Hellie Deas
Talks Being Arranged
The action of the income tax com­
mittee of the granges in getting Gov­
ernor Pierce to speak in Josephine
county on October 31 on the bill,
was given the endorsement of the
grange at the meeting last Saturday
night. It was stated at the meeting
that Milton Miller would be here on
November 1 and would hold joint
meetings with Governor Pierce at
Kerby and Williams in the afternoon
and evening. Complete arrangements
for the speaking have not yet been
made.
A Fine Helcctlon of
Couchs Pharmacy
Grandma’« Boy or Dr. Jack
FUN EVERY MINUTE
as. toas.
THE LATE MID-WINTER
STYLES IN MILLINERY
Special Overcoat Hal«—
You can a$ve «10.00 by selecting
your new overcoat at Peerless Cloth­
ing Co.
JUST ARRIVED
We wish to thank our many
friends for kind assistance, floral
tokens and sincere words of ■ym-
pathy expressed during our recent
bereavement.
Mrs. H. E. Huyler.
A. L. Huyler.
F. M. Huyler and family
Better in Every Way Than Either
“Why the Globe
Trotter Trot«”
Buys Given Tickets
.
"Dad" Dunlop, manager of the Ri­
voli,« promised the high school foot­
ball players tickets to the Rivoli fur
a theatre party It they won the game
last Saturday from Medford. “Dad"
pltneascd the game apd although he
saw the locato defeated he decided
that they were entitled to the tickets
anyway. As a result the boys will
bo able to sou Harold Lloyd In
"Safetyi Last" oh Wednesday night.
Holland Bulbs
CARD OF TH ANKH
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Large China Lilies, 20 cents each
Cramer Bros
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Flower Pots in All Sizes
Choose your clot baa with the same care you wuukl
yuur car. There to a rt|b •«» «»
Individual
need in
TA Ilk »RING
In an almost unlimited assortment
colorings, patterns ami design».
uf
weaves,
GEO. S. CALHOUN
Local dealer nearly nlntecn yearn
GRAPES 2c Per Lb.
Come and pick them
Fur Jelly and Juice
C. W. COURTNEY
FIRST VINEYARD WEST OF JONEN CREEK
Grants Pass
Gateway to the Oregon Caves
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CAMERAS FREE!
AT
Rowell’s Kodak Shop
212 South Sixth Hire«
MEN’S
Outing Flannel Night Shirts
and Pajamas
WORK
GLOVES
Woodward’s
Bbocs far the Family
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Old Newspapers,
5c and 10c Bundles