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The Ashland high school baseball
team defeated Medford ut Ashland
Suiurday afternoon 7 to .1. The vic
tors played the better baseball, and
held the locals hvlplosa in the I
pinches. Once with the bases full the
Ashland pitcher lightened up. and
fanned the batsman. Ashland has
won two games and the.locals 011«
of the four game sarle« and the de
ciding game will bo played in this
city this week.—Medford Sun.
l*lilan<l Wlus Gaine—
McCormick Deering
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MOWERS and RAKES.
(■euulne I. H. C. Repairs.
ROGUE RIVER HARDWARE CO
The AVIXCHESTER Store
Bny ¡i season ticket for Grant* Pass Chautauqua, June 2nd to 7th
are
A MOLLUSC?
Come to Chautauqua on the fourth
uight and learn the ways of the “Mol
lusc” and then go away and be any
thing else but—
At Grants Pass Chautauqua Evening June 5th
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DAYS
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ATTRACTIONS
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A Few of the Others
Homer B. Hulbert, A. M —F. R. G. S.
Australian Artists Trio
Bagdasar K. Baghdigian
Vernon Symphonic Quintet
Comedy—“Six Cylinder Love”
Frank L. Cowan, Tenor
BUY A SEASON TICKET
IT’S CHEAPER
Grants Pass, June 2 to 7
Adult* 88.00 — Students 81.50 — Children $1.00.
Season tickets purchased in advance 82.50—For sale at
office and all drug stores and confectionery stores.
Courier
PER5ÎNAL ÍÜS LOCAL
Remember Grants Pass Chautau- Buy a Season Ticket—
qua, June 3 to June 7.
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For Grants Pass Chautauqua for
It's cheaper. For sale at
Optical goods at Letcher A Son'a. $5.50.
Mrs. Edna Anderson and Mrs. Ei- Courier office and all drug ’stores
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leen Woodcock, of Kerby, visited Sat and confectionery stores.
urday with Mrs. Fred Moore.
E. L. Davis will be in Grants Pass Tlio Baptist lj»di<~—
Will give a cooked food aale. Sat-
May 36 to 39. with his Hamilton-
urday.
May 31. at the Public Mar-
Beach carpet washer, Washes rugs
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ou the floor, makes them look like het.
new; 9x13 rug. $3.00. Call Clev
enger's Electric Store. Phone 307. Rivoli—
New Robert Morton Orchestral
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pipe
organ with "Betty” Brown In
Money to loan on easy monthly
payments. See H. II. Allyn, City solo selections, next Sunday. June
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Hall.
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Mrs. Albert Lewis, of Long Beach,
and her sister. Mrs. L. G. Wise, of
I Oakland, are visiting at the George
| Lewis home for a few days. They
1 have been visiting in Klamath Fails
j with their father for the past week.
| They will wait here for Albert Lewis
| who is driving up from Long Beach
I to take them home.
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CORN SOLVENT
Is a guaranteed application
for the removal of corns and
calouses.
New Brunswick Records
Today at Rowell’s
Steelheads Taking Fly—
Get Your Savage Tires—
The first summer steelhead to be
caught this season in the Rogue was
taken yesterday by M. H. Hutchin
son. Mr. Hutchinson was fishing
near Trail on the upper Rogue when
the big fellow took hold, landing
the five pounder on a No.'10 March
Brown. The fish was on display to-
day in the window of Joe Whartin'a
sporting goods store. Several steel
heads were taken earlier on a fly
but they werefof the winter run and
were in poor condition.
At Rusaall'a Pacific-Redwood Serv
ice Station.
Guaranteed quality;
lowest prices.
ROD
Bella Drugs and Books
2A*
One of tlu* Best Selected Stocks ill
Southern Oregon
Mrs. NELLIE NEAS
Buy n M'nsiti ticket for Gram* Pa*a 1 liautauqun, June 2nd lu 7lh
DIAMOND CUT GLASS FOR
..June Brides
Make your selection early at
Barnes’ Jewelry and Gift Shop
Buy « onnMon ticket for Grant* Pas« < h*uti<uqu«. June 2nd to 7tb
and SCREEN DOORS
THREE C’S LUMBER CO
Went G Street.
Bathing Suits for Men and Boys.
Men’s Summer Underwear.
I<ook! Home Bakery! Look!
No more roasting over
stove. Come and get your bread,
rolls, pies, cakes, doughnuts, salads,
and lots of goodies. Fresh every
day at 515 E street, near Sixth 06
WORK -------
SHOES
THE TRUAX GROCERY
COUCH’S PHARMA« Y
Developing
and
Films,
Printing,
Prompt service
and good work, Free en-
largement with $3.00 worth
of work. In by 9 a. m.
Woodward’s
HHOEH FOR THE FAMILY
Buy a MWHIII ticket for trnuilx P im < linuluuqua, June 2nd Io 7tb
Rugged Beauty—-
Grants Pass—Gateway to the Oregon Caves
What is COMPLETE
Oven Control?
Rivoli—
New 'Robert Alorton Orchestral
Pipe organ with ••Betty” Brown in
solo selections, next Sunday. June
1st.
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J. L. Mitchell, of Merlin, will re-
turn to Watsonville, Cal., by auto
in a short time to load a car of fur-
niture which he will have shipped to
Merlin and to bring his family back
with him. He states that there will
be three families from California and
one from Canada who expect to set-
tie here. Mr. Mitchell and his broth-
er, G. E. . Mitchell, have been here
about six weeks 'buying cows and
getting a dairy farm established at
Merlin. ' They intend to establish a
milk, cream and produce route In
Grants Pass, having had several
years experience in that line.
For years, food and cooking experts have
realized that scientific cooking could only
be obtained through complete oven control.
The big problem was to get this complete
control.
There have been many attempts and some
partial successes. A temperature control
alone cannot give complete oven control
because it only regulates the temperature
and not the distribution of heat in the oven.
What else is necessary to give complete
oven control?
The answer is plain— in addition to a
temperature control-^there must be a
means of distributing the heat, uniformly
through the oven—so every part of the oven
will be at the sam«- temperature.
JSbaw
NUMBER EIGHTEEN
THE QUALITY COFFEE
Ilion* 50
ALL WOOL
The people of southern Oregon
will have an opportunity to see the
Sees Five Rattlers—
Cavemen in all their glory and rug
Tom Herron, who holds down the ged beauty. Wednesday evening in
first chair in Charlie Williams bar- the mammoth parade.
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ber shop, has a real story to tell
today. He was working his way
around the point at Hells Gate yes-
terday in order to get to an advan
tageous point from which to take a
picture of the place. As he was work
ing his way around a point he put
his hand on an overhanging shelf
and at that moment heard a warning
rattle from above, lie wasted little
time in getting away and when he
looked back saw that his hand had
been within two feet of five large
rattlesnakes which had been sun-
ning themselves. He did not get a
chance to kill them.
Rivoli—
New Robert Morton Orchestra)
organ with "Betty” Brown in
selections. Next Sunday, June
CLEMENS
Prices Slashed.
Steve Woodin has left for Eugene
where he will atteud the state track Medford-Granta l'*>»a-Ronoburg—
Freight line, twice a week, Mon
meet being held at the university.
See Dr. Marks for beat glaaaes. tf. days and Thursdays Phone 18-J. tf
Money to loan on easy monthly
payments. See H. H. Allyn. City Kodak Finishing—
Receive« the same careful atten
Hall.
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Frank H. Batholomew. western tion given our professional work.
division business representative of Artcraft Studio, Baby Specialists. 05
the United Press association, spent
the day in Grants Pass on business. Will Parade—
The most unique parade ever
Glasses fitted at Letcher A Son's.
E. L. 1 King, superintendent of the staged in Southern Oregon will be
Southern i Pacific lines in Oregon, and put on in Grants Pass the evening
Maurice
Coturri, special agent, of May
were on train 14 this morning.
Who* E. L. Davis with his Ham- Police Protection—
ilton-Beach carpet washer. Why*
Ample police protection I« being
He makes them look like new. When* provided to supervise the .Beauty
May 36th to 39th. Where* Call Contest at the Cuvemen's Carnival.
Clevenger's Electric Store. Phone May 38 and 39.
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307.
o$
W. C. Carnahan has left for Port Your Photograph—
land where he is spending a few-
The only gift that only you can !
davs attending to business. He will give. Artcraft Studio. Baby Spec
return tomorrow.
ialists.
Will Pack l'p Uinillurr—
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Millinery Sale! Millinery Sale!
W'liat gives uniform distribution?
Any housewife who has ever used a Roper
gas range knows that the Roper patented
ventilated oven has always given uniform
heat distribution.
Put your roast or baking in the oven, sot
the temperature at the point the iveipe
calls for anil von can leave it until von take
it out at the time set. It will be done per
fectly. There is nothing to worry about—
nothing to watch for—nothing can burn.
Make your kitchen as modern as the rest
of your home with Roper complete oven
control.
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fits any camera.
Load yours today
with the new
Ansco Film for
clearer, better
pictures.
Couch’s Pharmacy
Chautauqua June 2-7
Be There
New Theatre Xam«l—
The name "Hunt's Craterian” will
soon become a household expression
in Medford and the rest of the state,
for that is the winning name select
ed in the 125 prize contest for the
new theatre now being built by
Messrs. Cooley and Neff at Central
avenue and Eighth street, and which
will be leased by the George A. Hunt
Theatre Company. The winner of
the prize Is Mrs. W. P. Brooks at
407 King street. Fifteen hundred
suggestions were entered for the
prize contest, which lasted a week,
and closed last Saturday night. The
theatre management was desirous
of obtaining a name for the new play
house, which will play both legiti
mate and moving picture shows, that
not only had local color and dignity
for such a combination theatrical
bouse, and they selected the name
"Hunt’s Craterian,” for that reason.
—Medford Mail Tribune.
Mrs. E. M. Fenton will use the Roper Automatic Gas Range giving baking demonstrations
using the three “Com Products,” Mazola, Karo, and Argo.
PRICE $75.00—GUARANTEED FOR 5 YEARS
TERMS
$15.00 ALLOWANCE FOR YOUR OLD GAS RANGE ON ANY AUTOMATIC GAS
RANGE
“If It ('an Be Done With Heat ft Can Be Done Better With (las”
511 G Street