* Till RHIkVY, 'I U«'H <1. HMM. TRANTS PASS DAILY COURIER PAGE FOUR. Gardening Time! PLAN FOR THE SPRING GARDEN Look over • vour stock vf * tools and find if *. von need Spading Forks, Rakes, Hoes, Cultivators Garden Seeds in 5 cent Packets PERSONAL “S LOQÆL B. 11. Williams of San Francisco I was attending to business matters in I the city today. Among the Eugene people iu Grants Pass today on business was F. W. Marks. Remember, "High School Nite", ¡Friday, March 7 th. 37 Roy Scouts t« Play— The Boy Scouts of Troop No. 1. of this city will play a double-header .basketball game at Ashland to-mor- ¡row night. The larger teams of the Scouts will play the Ashland Scouts wlzile the 110 bounders will play a team of Ashland fly-weights. When* Sent intent Prompt* I a I’ei-sonal Gift— Send your photograph. Artcraft Studio, Baby Specialista, ai Council Meet* Tonight There is to be a meeting of the city council tonight, the first regu- lar meeting of the month. It hi ex- pected that tho body will discuss plans for the paving of Orchard ave­ nue so that people entering the city The Time Is Her»*— will not have to Jolt over that rough To purchase your Gladioli bulb«. Descriptive price list of choice vari­ section thia summer. eties on request. Mrs. E. C. Ament. General Logan W. It. 1*. o Hex. ch , cnr. tuM Will hold their regular meeting Saturday afternoon. A full attend­ Go to Couch's Pharmacy— ance is desired. 37 For Developing and Printing. Prompt Service and good work. Grangers to Be Out — Free enlargement with $3.00 worth Members of the Rogue River val- of work. In by 9 a. in. out by 4 p. ley grange are asked to be out on m. 36tf Saturday afternoon at 2 o’clock to attend the funeral of Robert C. Ship­ man. who was killed yesterday. The Ih-bate* Will Be llehl— The final debates of the season in services will be hold in Hall’s chapel. the southern Oregon district will be The American Legion will assist in held tonight and Friday night. the services, as the deceased was a Grants Pass and Phoenix will meet veteran of the World War. tomorrow evening In their contests, while Medford and Ashland will de­ <'oniniittee Has Meeting— The Scenic Preservation commit­ bate tonight. The results will de- termine who is to represent the tee of this county had a meeting southern Oregon district In the state last night at the court house. Rep­ meet. Medford appears to have the resentatives of the city planning committee and other organizations edge at the present time. Interested in the preservation of the natural scenery of the community Daughters of Veterans— Julia Dent Grants Tent No. 10 will were present. Plans were discussed hold their regular meeting in Library by which natural parking sites could basement Friday evening. March 7. be secured and made into parks for An important communication from the benefit of the public. Pacific Embroidery Package Goods Including stamped luncheon sets, night« gowns, bedspreads, vanity sets, children h rompers and nmiiv other articles. Mrs. NELLIE NEAS It. H. Stewart of Salem was in tho city last night and today looking after business matters. W. A. Kuykendall, a prominent I business man of Eugene, was in Grants Pass today on business. Rev. W. Lee Gray of Rogue River The WINCHESTER Store ! spent Wednesday visiting and at­ tending to business in Grants Pass Optical goods at Letcher & Son's. Mrs. John Summers of Lebanon is spending a few days in the city visit­ ing old friends and looking after pro­ perty interests. See Dr. Marks for best glasses, tf. New Styles, Brown or Black Calf Skin, Mr. and Mrs. Matt Dahl and Rubber Lift Heels, $4.50, $4.85, $5.90, daughters of Gresham. Ore., are via- j iting here for a few days with Mr. $6.75 and $7.35. ! and Mrs. P. O. DeGeneault. Mr. I Dahl is a farmer and nurseryman of BOYS' ! the Gresham district. OXFORDS Com« out and help us raise money ¡for our annual "Toka” Friday night, Suoee for the Family at the High School. S o'clock. 37 Mr. and Mrs. Larry Lucas left late yesterday afternoon for Grants Pass, accompanied by Lucas' grandmother Who has been-visiting them since last Sunday. Leaving Grants Pass early this morning Mr. and Mrs. Lucas returned to Klamath Falls in time We have a complete plan service that Will for breakfast.—‘Klamath Herald. help yon plan your new home. The best Glasses fitted at Letcher & Son's. Mrs. J. A. Gaslin left this morn­ the department tent president. Julia that can be had and at no cost to our cus- ing for Portland where she will visit. K. Webster, and a full attendance is Baity Will Not Be Baby lamg— tomers. Have you a recent photograph? She also expects to visit in Vancou­ desired. Dues are payable. Mary A. ver. B. C.. but witl return here be­ Browne, president Tent No. 10. Our stock is complete. 36 Artcraft Studio, Baby Specialists. 37 fore leaving for her home in Los Give Tractor Demonstration— Angeles. Mrs. Gaslin has been visit­ A Ing island, a England. April 7, 183» nnd came in the court house. All members charge of tho stat« highway office mother is waiting word from her wtth h|g fMt.her to America when he Spence, mid four sons, James C., and friends are urged to be present work yesterday.—Klamath Herald. Karl W . John M. and Edward J , and son who has ■ decided 1 him-; was 13 years-of age. settling lu Ohio. . .......... - to — shift -......... for -........... as there is special business to trans- one dhughter, Margaret 'Ktttennan, self.’ ’ Thomas (Biia) I-oley left hl* Spence, when 16 years of age. t. M County Cbitinnan Meet.— and seven grandchildren. home on January 2, of this year. He ¡,jg brother. 18 years old’ craeeed the Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coburn and A meeting of tho chairmen of J has not beon seen since. I **** ............. father. ¡,|a||ls during th« Indian trouble. E. M. Johnson arrived last southern Oregon counties in the. Thomas Foley. 84 Newtown avenue, The Zero Mileiton». night from Portland. They were »5,000.000 gift campaign which will Astoria, Long Island. Now York, say»:,., . Afterwards his father and family The “zero inilestonr" stand» Just met here by Mr. and Mrs. W. Riley soon be started for the University of ¡that the boy Is 15 years of age but Came acroes nhd settled in Califor­ sonili of thè Whlte lioUM-, In Wash­ Biddle. Mr. Biddle and Mr. Coburn Oregon has been called for Medford' looks older, is five feet six inches nia. lie later became a wholesale ington, on thè i-lllpso of potomuc park. merchant in Oceana, Nev. He was are partners in the new business on Monday evening. The meeting is tall and weigh« about 140 pounds. married to Susan Hlgglius In Alturas From tilt» mllestone le meusun'd thè which they will establish this month to be held at the Hotel Medford and ; He has grey eyes and a light com­ In 1874, coming to thia country In i distante nlong thè niitloiinl lilghwaye in the Rowell building at the corner will be attended by the leaders of the of thè United States. The stono le of plexion. He is an expert chauffeur. the same year, on their way to Seat­ of I and Sixth streets. They are movement in KlUmath. Jackson, Jo­ whlte inurbi«, and on top I h u bronzo A reward of |100 will be paid for his tle, Wash., to practice medicine. sundlal. living at 215 West J street for the sephine and Douglas counties. Wil- apprehension. present. ford Allen, Jr., has been named to Stunts, songs and good entertaln- head the campaign in Josephine Sales books—Courier office. ment will help you get over the county. “blues”. High School. Friday night. *37 Attention, Sir Knight Lucas and two sons Melita Conimandery No. 8 K. T. have arrived in the city from Ritz­ will hold speelaf conclave. Thursday ville, having been met in Portland evening, March 6th, for the purpose DAFFODIL by Mr. Lucas. They will make their of receiving Grand Commandery of­ < Itoci S home here, the boys having already ficers. This being their official visit HYACINTH entered high school. They have a large attendance is desired. James TULIP rented the J. G. Hamilton home on T. Chfnnock, Commander. 3 6 NAIM ISSUS North Tenth street. Mr. Lucas is Footwear that Clings to sales manager for the Chicago Land Already Growing Paran Encampment— the Narrowest company, which is clearing lands Get Them Early All officers and members, especial­ within the Grants Pass Irrigation of Heels ly degree team are requested to be district and placing them on the mar- at Oddfellows hall, Saturday Mar. 8, ket. at 7:30 sharp, There is a class of Brig. Gen. Smedley Butler, director of safety of Philadelphia, is beqnd to about 20 to take all the degrees.] see that the City of Brotherly Love Is properly cleaned up. He is here shown llefore You Huy— directing the police in a raid on a disorderly house. Look up Ole’s Tire Shop for tires There will be lunch. By order of the Sellfl Drugfl and Books B. A. Wll- 96tf C. V., W. E. BcBrfde. and tubes. llama, scribe. 36 ROGUE RIVER HARDWARE CO. Men’s Oxfords Woodward’s Attention Homebuilders ! BUY A MANTEL CLOCK Barnes Jewelry and Gift Shop Friday Night Here is your chance, girls. Real Music by the Jewel Orchestra THREE C’S LUMBER CO W. O. W. HALL Cavemen's Benefit Photo Albums I THE MUSIC & PHOTO HOUSE Butler Cleaning Up Philadelphia Potted Holland Bulbs— Something New Something Different ¿•If ’3» 15c CLEMENS RIVOLI THEATRE Wednesday and Thursday, March 5-6 SPECIAL Added Attraction Evening YOUR HOME TOWN BOY Mining News Given— If one were in a mood to be al­ lured by tales of gold and platinum, several visitors in Portland today could tell of their home towns and the natural wealth concealed in the ground there. Oeorgo D. Cheno­ weth, from Gold Beach, the grave­ Process Embossing Done- yard of prospectors’ hopes, Is regis­ Process embossing at the Courier office. First class work guaranteed. tered at the Seward. C. A. MoDer- ■ moth of Grants Pass has a more cheerful story. A smelter Is being (installed at Gold Hill by Eastern cap­ ital and will take both gold and plat­ inum from the mines there. Mc- Harry E. Couch, Prop. ¡Dermoth himself Is ergaged In placer GRANTS PASS, OREGON ¡mining In a pocket in the bed of the Illinois river in that neighborhood. He Is at the Oregon today. E. R. ¡Gale also 1» from Gold Hill, which Is [eighteen miles from Grants Pass. He Wash up your car [Is at tho Cornelius, walking twelve miles to catch the stage In his home town.—'Portland Telegram. ('nr Chamóla Skins ,W to $2.00 _______ | Some Real Music— The Jewel orchestra is furnishing Chamois Mittens, $1.2." [the music tomorrow night for the [ Cavemen’s leap year dance. They will have some selections never heard here before. W. O. W, Hall. 36 Sponge«, 50c to $1.00 Couch’s Pharmacy Joe Gorman 3 Fast Shows All Rounds His Training With Stunts for Sparring Championship Partner Bouts With Picture Program GLORIA SWAN30N —in— BLUEBEARD’S 8TH WIFE Fox News Adults, 50c Children Kidding Katie <’aveni«-m Mtentionl — Every unmarried Caveman is com- manded to be present at the dance tomorrow night at the W. O. W. hall. This is a Leap Year dance and the girls must not be disappointed. 36 Signed Chief Big Horn. COMEDY 25c Colored paper at the Courier. Available tn fílark. fírmen and WMta Slzen 2H to 12 Free! Free! Free! Miniature Lang Range Sec tills in our window Widths AAAA to EEE with their narrower heel and instep measurements meet the requirements of the many women who cannot se­ cure n comfortable fit through the toes without an annoyingly loose fitting heel Slender Foot Arch Fitters arc standard measure through the forepart, — but— Two sizes narrower through the instep and heel C F T CO 2011-211 Houtli Sixth CANNED GOODS SPECIALS THIS WEEK THE TRUAX GROCERY JOHN HUMMEL’S Tailoring Parlor Fanagan Building t You can secure the size which proves most comfortable over the ball with the .Wzo that fits snugly through the instep and heel. Golden Rule i