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Wrestliag Dale Changed—
The date of the championship
Wrestling match between Edwards
and Sehneldcau which was to have
been held tonight at Gold Hill, has
h«*en changed to Monday ulght. Ed
Brown is spending several > Marriagt* IJcenso Issued—
wards recently threw Thye in Port
A marriage license was Issued yes
days in Ashland helping out th<> of
land, getting two out of three falls.
fice of th«» telephone company there. terday to James Clifford Shannon, of
The match will be at the pavilion.
Optical goods at Letcher A Son's. Marshfield, and Margaret Klvbl. of
E. K. Rornpaugh. of Rug«*n<>, was; (.rants Pass.
lltvorslde Community Club lh»a»-v—
a business visitor in Grants Pass to-
Come to the beat danc* of the sea
Blinking lliillerinllk—
ay.
son on Saturday nite, April 2<¡tb
Tilo kind that mother made. 20c
See Dr. Marks for best glasses, tf.
Extra good muais.
»8
gallon. Rogue Valley Creamery.
F. G. (Nirtis, of Marshfield, was Phono
84.
7»
looking after business matters
Ba-rrhst Ar«* lll| w ■
this city today.
Mr. and Mrs. Austnns, of Myrtle
Ye—
Creek, ware In towu today. and
Mr. and Mrs. H. II. Allyn left I hia
We sell Hotpolnt-Hugbes Electric brought th«* first ripe strawberries
afternoon for Corvallis where they
1 Ranges. Complete line at Clevengers for this season There were only a
will visit over the week end with
| Electric Store,
b‘4tf few of the berrl««M It la true but ao
their san. Whitney.
lar as is known thia is the earliest
G. E. Goodell of Grants Pass of
Will Attend Dedication—
picking in the county
The proin-
the State l«ahor Commission arrived
X
committee
from
the
local
Cham-
;
H
e
for
a
bumper
crop
lu
th«*
Vmpqua
in Roseburg Wednesday evening to
spend a few days here looking after her of Commerce has been appoint- valley was never better and when the
business matters.- Roseburg News- ed to attend the dedication cere- carnival opens in May there will be
monies for the It. A. Booth bridge plenty of the luscious fruit for all
Review.
on th«' Pacific highway at Winches comers —Roseburg New* Review,
Glasses fitted at Letcher & Son's. ter tomorrow. Thus«* who will attend
Mrs. Harold Prestel and Mrs. W. are II. D. Norton. O. S. Blanchard. I ookrsl F'ssJ rial«—
Hoffer are spending the week R. W. Clarke, J. T. Chinnock and
By ladles of the Churvh of Christ
visiting in Eugene. Mr. Prestel and Sam II. Baker .They will also repre
at Valley Orooery, Saturday. April
Mr. Hoffer leave tomorrow for the sent th«* Cavemen on Monday. C. II
north to join their wives. Mr. Hoffer Demaray also axpect.« to drive up for
is to attend a convention of the Pa- the exercises.
\l«l(M t’onniy Schools
cific Telephone and Telegraph of-
Mrs. Alice M. Bacon, county school
ficials in the University city.
Moi her*« Day —
superintendent, hue just con>plet«*d a
Candy packed especially
for visit to a number of the rural schools
Mother’s Day—
Mother’s day at the Bonbonniere.
'of the county.
She finds that the
Candy packed
especially for
schools have covered their work In
Mother’s Day at the Bonbonniere. Astoria Will ('richrate
good shape aud that th*« eighth
A communication from the people grade pupils are ready for their
Safe Milk Pasteuriz«xl—
of Astoria has been received by the
state examinations which will be
Ayrshire milk Is economy food. mayor, W. D. Fry. inviting (Iranis
The schools
79 Pass <o participate in the Astoria held on May 8 and 9.
There’s a reason. Phone Si.
visited were district 23. laniae Creek:
celebration on July 3. I and 6. The district 25, Jon«w Creek; district 28.
celebration Is being held because of Fruitdale: district IT, Ferrydale;
Seniors Take Holiday—
Today was senior "flunk" day at the completion of the greater part district 33, Jerome Prairie; district
the high school. The whole class, of the reconstruction program at As 27. Shan Creek; district 29, Hirer
having completed their final examin toria, necessitated by the disastrous Banks: district 5, Wtlderrille.
ations. left in a body for Table Rock, fire there, The celebration will also
the scene of the annual picnic of the extend to the beach resorts near A«-
Whipping Cream—
classx Their cars were decorated toria.
It whips. Ayrshire cream of course
with the blue and white of the high
Rogue Valley Creamery of course.
Notici
<
Vmctcry
school as they left the court house
All persons having lots lu the I. Phonu 84.
this morning. The students were
O.
O. F. cemetery are requested to
accompanied by Principal L. O. Hepp
have th«* game cleaned by Saturday. Want Surplus Material»—
and Mrs. Stearns.
Because of the fact that It is not
May 3rd.
. ,
80
as easy as formerly to secure the
Medford-Grants Pass-Roseburg—
surplus war materials, such as true
Freight line, twice a week, Mon When Better Automobil«**
tors and trucks, from the govern
Are
built
Buick
will
build
thatn.
tf
days and Thursdays. Phone 1S-J. tt
inent for use by the counties and
PER52ML
nshing
Fishermen are report
ing fine catches. If you
haven’t tried vour skill
vet, it’s finie to over-
haul your tackle box.
Our stock of new tackle and equipment for trout fishermen
unusually complete this year.
Come in and let us help you select your Fishing Tackle.
Hunter’s and Angler’s Licenses Sold
ROGUE RIVER HARDWARE CO
The WINCHESTER Store
REWARD!
A reward of $50.00 for information leading
to conviction of any person or persons in
juring or destroying any of the signs of Le
Moss Service Station will be paid upon con
viction of such person or persons.
AL. LeMOSS.
Pontoons on Globe-Circling Planes
LOOIL
New Sport Dresses
CHINEME PARABOLA
Mrs. NELLIE NEAS
"■I
cities, a move has been started to
Beady to eat. Butter — Rogue have the state highway commission
Valley Creamery of course. Phone send a representative to Washington
84.
79 to see If Oregon cannot get her share
of these materials. Mayor Gaddla.
W «siding Tn Surprise—
!of -Medford, has whiten to tbe
I
Friends of Mrs. Ilione Vnderwood Gran,!* *’»’• oUU'lak asking that a
and John Schenk were given n sur request for such a more be made of
prise last night when that young the state highway corumbmloa at the
couple made up their minds to get next meeting. Vnless (base materials
married and carried the ceremony are forthcoming It is said that the
through in record time.
Although counties and cities will be forced to
same equipment «t tir«
they did not announce their Inten- t'u’’
lions until a o'clock yesterday even times the price.
ing. tlie "secret" was soon out and
| by the time the ceremony was per- Special Meeting—
Notice—
Reames Chapter, .No. 28, Friday
i formed, a large crowd of high school
The meeting of the Bachelor's students had assembled with tin night, April 25tk. Work in mark and
Club will not be held his week. In ¡cans to give the newlyweds an old past master's. Refreshments after
memory of our departed brother. fashioned charivari.
Finding that the worfl Chas. S. Adair, H. P. 79
Jack Schenk. Signed O. D.
‘ ■* ,the couple intended leaving by auto. .. ... .................................—
some of the students let the air out
Mather’s Day—
of the tires of the groom’s machine
Any Bize box of home-made choc and also tinkered with the engine.
olates packed at the Bonbonniere. The ceremony was performed at the
■ f the round-the-world aviators of the army putting tbe great |a>u-
Today at Rowell'«
tuona <>ii tls-lr pints««* ;tt Seattle. pre|nirntory to starting tor Alaska and Asia.
home of the bride's mother, Mrs.
BORN
W. II. Lindsay, with relatives and
FARTHING—To Mr. and Mrs. Roy friends attending. Rev. F. Gordon
Farthing, of this city. Thursday, | Hart performed the ceremony.
April 24, a son.
»
Mother's liny—
Any Bize box of home-made choc
olates packed at the Bonbonniere
Bound Over to Grand Jury—
The two men taken on Tuesday
morning in an early raid on a still
between Williams and Provolt, John
Miller and Dan McDowell, were last
night bound over to the grand jury
on bonds of 11000 each. The hear
ing held before Justice Law took un
til 7 o’clock last night. Sheriff Geo.
W. Lewis. Deputy Sheriff I.ister and
District Attorney Miller made the
raid and succeeded in getting two
stills and a large quantity of other
equipment.
A Bulova Wrist Watch
MARKS AX IDEAL GIFT FOR
TIIK Ullll. tilt IDIATE.
It Is a necessity tluit cuiublum
usefulness Mil beauty with abso
lute »aliataci luti.
Barnes Jewelry and Gift Shop
Superior Kodak Prints
When you bring us your films you
get the boat results possible. Wa
use the paper (hut makes the moat
of every negative.
THE Mirile AND PHOTO Hol HE
Stnutou llowdll, Prop.
213 South Sixth Struct
Work
D t < wh
< ruling
Woodward’s
Hhiw. tor the Family
Cottage Cticese—
Graduation
DUNSMUIR IS HIT BÏ FIRE
SHOES
SHIRTS
Uo.k
Drew««
i hillng
ADD AN EXTRA ROOM TO THAT NEW HOUSE
Hee nun. on Di»pla).
THREE C’S LUMBER COMPANY
1
Went U Hirvct.
Ii—
“I cleared my land
at lower cost by
using PACIFIC
STUMPING”
I x » m < Will Total MliMi.iMHl According
to Early Estimate
Cubed Cork insulation
Open the door of an Alaska Refrigerator—feel the
swift onrush of cold air. Lock in the ice compart
ment. See how little ice is needed to give so muchl
refrigeration. That tells what a vital thing Alaska
“Cubed Cork” insulation is.
Place a piece of cork on ice. The cord shows no ap
parent lowering of temperature, due to its resisting
the passage of heat or cold.
Cork does not permit the easy passage of heat or
cold because of the myriads of air cells. Confined
air is the most effective barrier to heat and cold.
“Cubed Cork” with its cells full of confined air, is
the best refrigerator insulating material known.
Come in, look in the “Window” and see this “Cubed
Cork” in place, no other refrigerator does this for
you. See what you are getting.
Big ones, little ones, middle sized ones, in fact—one
for you.
C.F.T
of course
Grants Pas»—Gateway to the Oregon Caves
San Francisco, April 25.— (A. P.)
—Fire of unknown origin destroyed
most of the business section of Duns
muir, Siskiyou county, last night.
The estimated loss was more than
3100,000.
PANAMA CANAI. DREDGE
WORKS AT GOLDEN GATE
San Francisco, April 25.—(A. P.I
—Night and day, calm or storm, the
giant I’nited States dredge Culebra
carries on its task of deepening the.
channel outside the Golden Gate to!
make a pathway a ship of any size i
may enter or leave at any time.
The work will require eighteen
months. The channel through the j
Golden Gate will be made 8,000 feet |
long, 2,000 feet wide, and 4 2 feet
deep at low tide. To accomplish
this 2,000,000 cubic feet of sand
must be moved, a hundredth part as
much as was moved to dig the Pan
ama Canal. All this sand must be
sucked up from the ocean bed,
through the giant lungs of the Cule
bra, placed on scows, taken out to
sea and dumped.
Flower 12 Inches Across.
A flower blooms on a tree of great
size and strength growing In the
sides of Mount Agua. u high peak near
the volcano of Fuego among the moun
tains of Central America. The blossom
measures about 12 Inches across. It
I gets its name from the fact thnt the
Indiana believe that the crater of this
volcano is the entrance to hell and that
the flower is a native of thot region.
The flower is dark brown in color.
RIVOLI
Buy Early
Fine Assortment
Prices Ranfi’o from
Tonight
Reginald Denny
CLEMENS
in
Sens Drags awl Bmtu
“Sporting
au
äm
JOHN MVMMKb
Byron Morgan's dazzling ro
mance of tilo younger set.
GREATEST MOTOR RACK
you ever saw on (he semen.
Comedy
No. 10 Fighting Blood
“Babes in Hollywood”
Also
Pathe Review
Matinee Every Day 2:16
Evening 7:15 and 9 p. m.
CUlldron 10c
Adults 35c
Tatlocrd ('«jattun«*
Made fur Hfyle
I
liiuutgan BLlg.
I
Paper
Ha ore
Picnic
THE
I
ptalre, HpoorM, Copti,
l Habe« and All Other
(kMxla.
TBVAX GROCERY
“ACRES of land now in profitable
crops where nothing but stumps
grew I k fort tbatiswhat PacificSturnp-
ing did for me and did it nt lower cost."
Many ranchers around here say this
from actual experience. Pacific Stump
ing gives you one-half more powder for
your dollar—shoots stick for stick with
any standard stumping powder, but
you get 142 sticks of Pacific Stumping
as against 100 stick? of the others. It
will not freeze or give you a headache
from handling.
We sell Pacific Stumping and other
du Pont dynamites. See us before buy
ing your next supply.
F. H. RRA9OVEI.I,
VALLEY HARDWARE (V.
C4L1MKFI RROTWEIW
P. S. WOOIHN
ROGVFI RIVER HARDWARE CO.
F
COL’CITH PHARMACY
Filma.
Developing
and
Printing,
Prompt service
and good work. Free en-
lanternent wtlb M.00 worth
of work, In by 8 a. m.
out by 4 ».
more per dollar
NON-HEADACHE
OU PONI
NON-FREEZING
PACIFIC STUMPING POWDER
A Pacific Northwest Product
B. I. DU PONT DE NEMOURS i CO.. INC.
Portland