«jR»vr* rinr PERSONAL WATCH OUR WINDOW for the Wear - Ever Aluminum Baking Pan, Special Price Stock lias not arrived, hot is on the via) Tliis offer Is goo I until Sept. 20 ROGUE RIVER HARDWARE CO. The WINCHESTER Store “BEAUTIFUL SUMMER NIGHT is almost gone Get a copy; you'll play it all day long. THE MUSIC AND PHOTO HOUSE (i rants Pass, Oregon i School Boohs and Supplies REMINGTON Portable Typewriter Demaray’s Drug and Stationery Store All Bay Meeting— On Sunday, September 2, the American Sunday School Union will hold an all-day meeting at the Pleas­ ant Valley school house. The Merlin. go and Oak Grove Sunday schools will unite that day with the Pleasant Valley Sunday school. A basket din­ ner will be enjoyed by all at noon. You are invited. ■ c Mikado Rehearsal— ■Saturday night at Fair Grounds, ballet at 6:30, chorus and principal, at 7:30. Everyone be there. Mon­ day night at 7:30 rehearsal for bal­ let, chorus and principals, for full stage costume rehearsal at Fair 97 Grounds. Sales books—Courier office. RIVOLI TONIGHT When Romance Was Real! mkxvlmio A TOM FORMAN Production Taylor lamiion Pays Fine— Taylor London. who was given a jail sentence of 60 day, and fined |3S0 for the manufacture of intoxi­ cating liquor, upon his plea of guilty has been released from the county jail. London paid his fine this morn­ ing and was given his liberty. Something New— Crystal finish Kodak prints now for everyone, We pay postage. Art- 97 craft Studio. Pu sbyterian Esecutive* Meet­ An all-day meeting of the execu- tive committee of the Oregon Presby- terial met Thursday in the Presby­ terian church to discuss matters con­ nected with the association At noon a cover dish lutnheon was served. Among the out-of-town attendant, wer« Mrs. Walter Frazier of Phoe­ nix. Mrs. Taylor. Mr». Anderson and Mrs. Ross ot Ashland. More Place* Sold— Real estate in the Grants Pass Irrigation district is beginning to move faster every week. During the past week Verdin and Hull have been instrumental in selling several more irrigated tracts. Mrs. Jose­ phine Jennison of this city has pur­ chased a three and a half acre tract from L. M. Mitchell on the Redwood highway. James Clark and Ed Mc­ Clure ot Detrick. Idaho, in the Sho­ shone valley, have purchased 10-acre tract, of the C. F. Nutting property on the Redwood highway. They ex­ pect to return here to improve the property. Mr». Nick Hiller of Mer­ lin. ha, purchased five acres in the district. The firm also traded 160 acres of Idaho land belonging to I Roy Higgins for a tract a mile and I a half from Rogue River, the prop- lerty being that known as the Pear- son place. ern States Lumber company for this district, returned yesterday from Klamath Falls where he has been on business for the past few days. Courier Bargain Day. Sept. 18. Mrs. Hattie Vacher and son, George, have arrived in Grants Pass for a visit at the • E. V. Smith home They will remain during fair week Their home is in Portland. Process embossing at the Courier office. First class work guaranteed. Horace Bolton, salesman for the neters Shoe Co., ot Portland, is in town today on business. He is mak­ ing his headquarters at the Golden Rule store. Mr. Bolton visited the Caves. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Tucker and daughter. Halcyon, of Takilma, were In town today shopping. Miss Tuck­ er registered at the high school as a junior. They will return home this evening. Mining location notices at the Courier office. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Ingalls of bany. who have been visiting for past two weeks at Los Angeles and Hollywood, are spending several day, here visiting at the A. G. Knapp home, 'stopping off while on their return home. Printed butter wrappers for sale at the Courier office. ? Not Come to chprch on Sunday? I Brick, From England, The brick, for the first brick house In Philadelphia, built _ _ . by ............... ..... William Penn, were brought from England at a cost of 42Ç.OOO. LOQflL O. E. S. Kerby— Western Star Chapter, No. 61, of Kerby will hold their regular meet­ ing on Tuesday, Sept. 16th, at X p. m. Pansy V. Williamson. Worthy Matron, Lucius ¡Robinson, sec. — NEW VICTOR Records Today at Rowell’s “South of the North Pole’’ Mat. There Quichnett Wine A scientist discovers that the slow­ and est thinker, live longest. That's the Pathe Review kind of a proposition that can’t be Eve. 35c, Children 10c proved ut a busy street intersection. A Clean Notebook a Good Grad A neat, cleanly written notebook makes a bet­ ter impression—a better grade— write it with a Parker Pen. No blots, no ink-stained fingers. The “Lucky Curve” feeds the ink , smoothly. Safety- 5 sealed, it can’t leak /! when carried — Press-thebutton and it’s filled instantly Vl lx AND SUPPLIES Grade and High School Tablets, Pencil» anil Eraser* COUCH’S PHARMACY New Scenic, Ribbon and M orì » Agates In Sec display In window of Barnes Jewelry and Gift Shop School Shoes... For (he Roys and Giris Good Hturd) Shoe* for Arrvlcr Woodward’s CEMENT Hell* Drugs and Book» TA- Three C’s Lumber Company Thöne .11» West (i Street OREGON Mountain Breakfast (lilt \NI»l ♦ • Pure Pork Country Sausag Grants Pass -Gateway to the Oregon Caves For Sale ut All Murk ARE CREATING A DEMAND FOR SOUTHERN OREGON HOGS YOU LIKE OREGON MOUNTAIN BREAKFAST (BRAND) PURE PORK COUNTRY SAUSAGE .THE BACON NOW TRY Every pound of this sausage and bacon von buy adds just that much to the prosperity of Southern Oregon farmers. When yqn buy Oregon Mountain Breakfast Sausage and Oregon Moun­ tain Breakfast (Brand) Sliced Country Bacon you are aiding Southern Oregon industry — and you arc getting the best sausage and bacon that climate, skill and money can produce for your table from Sont hern Oregon. THEY’RE EXCEPTIONALLY DELICIOUS” 9 as fresh mid wholesome ns the mountain bronze flint murmurs through the Oregon Pines. Oregon Mountain Breakfast Sausage, lb................. 30c Oregon Mountain Breakfast Bacon (sliced) l/2 lb. 35c « Perfumes Drugs Stationery Couch’s Pharmacy F. GORDON HART, Minister *1 (S^FéT^-SLtìLto¡ The Truax Grocery Third at E St. 1. MEET US AT THE JOSEPHINE COUNTY FAIR They All Borrow of Him COMEDY .\t 96 ito ». Mt Full stock of CLEMENS From Vermont He that buy* bf the penny maintain* not only himself but other people.—B. Franklin. Colored paper at the Courier. t 'aiiby's < »Alm*— Extra fine flavor guarantied the Truax Grocery Pure Maple Syrup * Seis limi, li of lo Deri V story wliiiti will iiuiko the deer hunters of the city envious Is lirouslit In by Hermán Horning, who hu» just l.tui'hed from a trill Into tile Klamath iiiunlry with Mis Horning He states that coming back tinnì lveito, toward Klamath Falls, lie ran into a band of doer, There Were seven in front of the cur. the near-1 est being only throe feet from the machine when It was brought tò a halt. Nil were largo mule tall deer and were bucks. Three more wore on the hillside above, but .Mr. Horn­ ing was unable t CllVelllell decided tn not only sign up as a unit but to luive ea< li man pt' lent sign the loll for tlii' one day servite Not a (listoni Illg voice w a rals<«l mid the enrollment blank was passed around mid signed by every uh iii I k i ' Tile Cavellii'ii further decided that Nllppult the Irrigatimi they would support rougit*. HMilihy here ll»'Xl '■ sir. . re­ Rardlii« it as one of the most Im poituhi late nestings of the sen- won. A brief report was heard on the riveni (oiigreSS at Klamath Falls. Further discussion wus held on proposed trip to California f Church of Christ Bible School— Of Grants Pass, will entertain the Bible School of tlie .Medford Church of Christ to a basket dinner at River­ side Park. Sunday. Sept. 14.. at 2 p. m. All local members urged to be present and bring well-tilled bas- ;id kets. Fountain Pen Wenatchee. Wash.—-Elk, said to b<* adept at scaling fences nnd making short work of ordinary haystacks, are troublesome to farmers near Okano­ gan. Organized groups have repeateo- ly driven the elk herds back into the foothills by firing blank shells over their heads, but with the reiurn of hunger the animili* revisit the farm lands. rnn>n ,rrrr'.tnnt is, n*nr mnnn» -.i.-i----- r Mikado Bollisi ran I— Courier Bargain Day. Sept. IS. Saturday nigh: at Fair Grounds, Mrs. J. W. Guy and Miss turn Cay. of Oregon City. w«ro amoug Ballet at il 30, chorus and principal, at 7:30. Everyone '»• there. Monday the visitors in Grants Pass today. Optical goon* at Letcher £ Son',. 'night ul 7:30 rehearsal tor bulini, chorus a»d principals for full stage Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Harvey uf costume rehearsal at Fair tlrouuds Glendale stopped in Grants Pass this l 97 morning while on their way to Cra­ ter taiko. l'il stai Finish— When at the Megford fair be sure The best finish for YGl’R roll. and see Mrs. Bonar's exhibit of salad Mail it to ArloraB Studio. 97 dressing, 20 different varieties. 97 Mrs. C. A. Winetrout und her Mi't auley I'uuiul Guilt v — riiother. Mrs. C. . A. Hansen, left yes- The Jury in Hie .use against A. terday for Portlands where they will Mi t'aiileV. ehuFg. d with the sale of spend the work visiting. inioxi, tiling liquor, turned ill a ver­ Be sure to look at the school tab- dict of guilty y.sterday nfternoou. lets at Booth's Grocery before yoii after deliberating for a half hour. ‘♦G This is the fourth straight convic­ buy. Courier Bargain Day, Sept. IS. tion in this term of court of men Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Anderson iluirged with violations of (ho liquor of Eugene were visitors in Grants laws. Pass today. Glass*, fitted nt Letcher £ Son'». Kindergarten Opens Mondin — •Dr. W. W. Walker has returned Miss Telford’s kindergarten, 415 from Portland where he has l>een C street, w III open for the full term spending the past two days on busi­ mi Monday. September 15. Accom­ ness. modations for selciai more children Mrs. E. M. Ellis. Mrs. J. M. Chris­ 87 tensen and Mrs. Anna McReynolds of Gold Hill were among the Grants ibid Fellows In Sympathy— Pass shoppers on Thursday. The Odd Fellows, expressing their Ask your grocer for Mrs. Bonar's patriotism through an endorsement sandwich spread and salad dressing Guaranteed. Try them. 99 of Defense day, is uuiiug in the work .Miss Florence Riddle returned to­ in making the day a success. They day from Portland and Cannon Beach have urged that every Odd Fellow where she has been spending the past show his patriotic spirit by affixing his name to the enrollment blanks two weeks risting. for the one-day service, desired ot Courier Bargain Day. Sept. 18. A. B. Davis, manager ot the West­ every person ill the community. Elk Pester Farmers WNNETH HARLAN, FtORIM B VIDOR. FUSSELL SIMMON, fat ctmallet . RAYMOND HATTON. pass FOR FILMS, DEVELOP­ ING AND PRINTING In by I» a. m. out by 5 p. ni. The Citv Market The Star Grocorv The Valley Grocery The Public Market The Basket Grocery The Josephine Grocery L. W. Richardson Pardee A Gebers Farmers Co-op. A. A. Neeley Estes Park, Gold Hill Clark’s Grocerv Gold ||i|| C. C. Coleman, Wilderville ’ DEMONSTRATION SATURDAY AT VALLEY GROCERY MADE ONLY IN GRANTS PASS, OREGON i