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Mrs. C. J. Howard, of Kerby, was Ouunty Court Meeting—
The county court I« meeting at
visitor in the city yesterday.
Optical goods at Letcher a don's. their annual monthly session. Noth
Mrs. Harry R. Floyd, of Holland, ing of importane*- Is being brought
was visiting and shopping iu Grants Wore them, only routine business
being up.
Pass oS Tuesday.
J. F. R«*ddy, of Medford, was a vis
itor In Grants Pass last night, at Tl«<- Alumni—
Are trying to help th*' school. Give
tending to business matters.
Mrs. E. M. Johnson, sister of Mrs. your support at their play. R«*serv«*d
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Charles Coburn, is visiting at the seats at Horling's Shack.
, home of Mr. ami Mrs. Riley Biddle
Christian Mi-tNing Tonight—
of this city.
At the Church of Christ fast night
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lind arrived in
town last evening and attended the Dr. A. W. Young spoke on "Tho I'n-
Alarm Clocks that will get you up on time
Cavemen's banquet. They nvported lurdou.vtile Sin" to a good audience.
that a portion of the grad# below Tonight he Is to speak on "Divine
these dark mornings.
j Lind Home l-odge was washed out. Healing" and "The Great Physician”
D. C. Brownell, attorney of Port- Services are being held each night
, land. was a visitor in Grants Pass to uu.l Dr. Young will speak until Sun
day Mr. Brownell was a resident of day night, perhut*1 longer.
The WINCHESTER Store
; Grants Pass in tho early days, leav-
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Tourist Grocery—
j iug here in 1X97.
For Effie'» home made dough-
Glasses fit tea at Letchar A Son's
3S-tf
R. W. Price spent a part of the nuts.
i day In Grants Pass, being a guest of
I the Rotary club. He is from Port Big Opening Ball-
Friday. Nov. 7. W. O. W. hall.
land and is now interested in the
Crater latke lodge. He is on his Grants Pasa. Popular Lyric orche»-
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way to Ashland where he is one of . tra.
the
moving
spirits
in
the
erection
of
!
Would be a welcome surprise to the family circle on these rainy
If You Have—
the big hotel.
evenings. Drop in on your way home and select one or more from
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith who 1 Any surplus chickens, furniture.
our stock of Victor. Brunswick, Columbia, and Edison records.
i have been spending a vCeek here with j : implements or livestock, we will sell
I old friends, left this morning for 1 it for you on commission._ Bring it
i Willamette valley points. Mr. Smith before noon so we can list it. Mllli-
THE MUSIC & PHOTO HOUSE
is looking for a location for a job kan 4i Fletcher, auction yards.
STANTON ROWELL. Prop.
printing business, having recently
3O-tf
sold his printing office In Marsh Is-nky Roof—Phone 3 20.
field.
“The Sen Hawk”
Mill Has Big Year—
Judge Thomas Will It«- Her e
Coming to Rivoli theatre next
Proving
l'p
On
Hom«~»t«-a-.l
—
The Topsy Lumber company has
Judge Thomas will be here tomor
Carl Dodge is making final proof Sunday for Three days.
row morning to hold court in Jo experienced the biggest year in its
sephine county, according to word history, according to Irving Kester on his 80-acre homestead in the If It Is Iiii|MMalbl<
son. who came over from there yes Fruitdale district. His witnesses are
sent to the clerk's office.
To bring your donations for the
terday with his family. They will H. F. Rogers and J. L. Stanbrough.
rummage sale given by the Women's
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spend the winter in Grants Pass. The
club in Smith garage Nov. 8. call
"The Sea Hawk"—
mill, which closed down on October Fir«- Meeting Tomorrow—
Coming to Rivoli theatre next 30, cut over 11.000.000 feet of lum
A meeting of the fire department 1 4S-J or 256-R and they will be
Sunday for Three days.
45 ber. Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Henp came will be held tomorrow night and fol called for.
over with the Keetersons but will re lowing the meeting of the city coun Don't Overlook—
cil. A special event will be staged.
turn to the mill tomorrow.
Full Table Print*-d—
The nice household furniture, good
All firemen are expected to be pres
The Courier is today printing on
range,
dining table, chairs, rockers,
ent.
the front page a complete table of Paving Will Soon Be Done—
beds and dressers. Saturday. Nov. 8.
county election returns. In addition,
1:30 p. m., at the auction, «IX I
The paving of Orchard avenue will
Chtdell Simpson. 4 4 (above), la
full accounts of state and national soon be completed unless some un- !
st reel.
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being held by Grand Rapid« l Mich.)
elections are printed, The Courier foreseen accident occurs. The ma-
police for the »hooting of Colonel
has attempted to give the subscrib- terials are now on the ground and Production Tomorrow Night Prom thtd Fellow»—
John G. Emery, former national com
Vrs to the papers the very best in- work is progressing without a hitch.
Something to eat and 3rd degree
ises Much Interest
mander of the American Legion. Em
formation obtainable.
tonight.
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It is expected that the work will be
ery wa« only «lightly wounded.
done by Friday night. The pave
The play on which the alumnae
Odd Fellows—
Another Kale Reportwl—
I ment will then have to set for about have been working for several weeks
Mark Fletcher, of Shoshone. Iha-
Something to eat and 3rd degreq 3u days before traffic is allowed is rapidly being rounded into shape
tonigkt.
42 I over it. Meanwhile, the traffic is and will be ready for production to ho. to the latesf purchaser of the
laist Wortl in Quality
being routed into the city over Lawn- morrow night. The cast has put in Rogue valley (undo. He has purch
CRN DI.ETON BLANKETS
ridge avenue.
a great deal of time on this play, for ased 10 acres from the Chicago
You Saw Ted Cramer—
—at—
they felt that this was one way in I-and company, on the Murphy high
A« a wall flower. He is even bet
Il
E
L
M ER’S
which they could really help their way and will Improve it at once.
ter in his new role in the alumni
"The
Home
of
Guod Furniture”
IJttlc New« Obtainable—
school and do their part toward Thi» leaves five acres to be sold on
play. Thursday and Friday night 42
Uttle was obtainable in the way equipping the new building. The the Murphy road near the city.
of local news on the street either leading parts are taken by those who
Buslnes« Show« Big Gain—
In a resume of the business condi Tuesday or Wednesday on account had previous experience in dramatics All the lutte«t Hit
Jn dance music as W. O. W. liait.
tions of this city and of Josephine of the interest in the election. Peo > while it» school so an excellent as
county for the past month, comparing ple were unw'Uing to talk anything i well as entertaining production is Friday. Nov. 7, Grants Pass.
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it with the same month of last year. I but election results and as a result, ' assured.
On account of the lack of funds Beau Mon«l<* Beauty Shopp«*—--
business conditions are found to be news i of the purely local nature has
Specialty—Facial and scali» treat-
much better. Last year 133 con been put in the background for the the board was unable to finish tho
Howard Building. Mri.
cerns reported and this year 156 time, Interest was exceptionally gym or equip it. Nevertheless. sev- menta.
sent in reports from the city, with keen on the street on both days and ' eral graduating classes have left Charles Ellerbeck.
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a gain in the number of business en all i new returns were anxiously funds for this purpose and if the
terprises listed at 17.3 per cent. In awaited.
' alumnae play is well supported it will "The Sea Hawk"—
the county, there were 202 concerns
Coming to Rivoli theatre next
' be possible to buy all the equipment
reported as compared with 173 last Cavemen Receive R«sums—
needed for basketl»all as well as a Sunday for Three days.
year, making a net gain of 16.8 per
Returns from the presidential few essential piec«*s of apparatus.
cent. This information was received election, as well as county and state
The play will be given on both You’ve Seen Blow
As a coach -see him as an actor at
by the First National bank from a results were received last night by Thursday and Friday nights and seats
state mercantile agency. Few places the Cavemen at the «ap«-eial meeting ■ are now being reserved at Horning's the high «chool Thursday and Friday
in the state showed a better recon! at the Josephine hotel. The ban Shack.
nights. Reserve tickets at Horning’«
of growth.
Shack.
quet was attended by nearly every
Unequally Divided
‘ Caveman and his lady, the large din-
Not enough room for either profes Auct ion
Ing room at the hotel being filled to
OREGON
Saturday, Nov. 8, 1:30 p. m.. 618
capacity. During the intermissions, sional men or farmers, is the problem
Mountain
Breakfast
in Holland today, where there are 205 I street. Furniture, tool«, farm im
members of the organization gave person« to each square mile. France
(BRAND)
plement«. chicken«, a lot of nice fry
‘musica’ selections. Later in the has 74 to a square mile. I'nited Stutes
Pure Pork
ers, cow«, hogs and many other
evening the tables were cleared 11. Argentina only 3 and Australia, not
things too numerous to mention. 4 4
Country
Sa usa g
away and dancing was enjoyed.
quite 1 to a square mile.
For Sal*- at All Marx*
If It 1« Impoaslbtas—
Courier cmsaitieo .di uri ng
To bring your donation» for the
Crowds Watch Return«—
«ulta.
TONIGHT
rummage sale given by the Women's
Returns from the elections,
club In Smith Garage, Nov. 8. call
broadcast by radio an«l received
First Grade
Our Price
the Rivoli over the Western t'nion
14 8-J or 256-R and they will be
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leased wire service brought big
called for.
crowds to every place where they
Commercial Printing—
were being received. The radio re
Grants Pas3 Creamery
Special Pietun-« of Ixx-al People
Automatic machinery equipment
caption was excellent and this un
and their children shown on the
enables us to make especially low
doubtedly proved the greatest at
«men tonight with regular pic
prices on long runs of printing. Short
traction for the voters. In addition,
ture program.
run prices are as low as can be made
the Courier supplied the local re
TO BUY
WANTED
where high grade workmen are em
turns to the Cavemen and the Rivoli,
Raw Fur« of All Kind«
ployed. The Courier.
as well as announcing them at tho
High Cash Price
Courier office as fast as they could
Dane«—
be received.
THE FUR MARKET
Given by Athletic department of
Opposite Jom‘phine Hotel
Grants Pass Women's club at the
Clothing for Men, Women nn«l Child
ren—
Woodman hall. Saturday night. Nov.
Sylvia Breaincr
8. Music by Neilson's orchestra.
Hats and shoes will be on sale at
Henry Walthall
the Rummage Sale given by
Tickets 11. extra ladies 10c.
Hobart Bosworth
■Women's Club, November
Couch's Pharmacy
Smith Garage. Donations
Th«- Popular
A Strong Story anil Big Cast
FOR FILMS, DEVEIXIP-
■sorts of clothing are required
Will open
ING AND PRINTING
day, Nov. 7.
make this important department
In by W a. ni. out by 5 p. m.
COMEDY
the sale successful. Will those don
Enjoy Yourself—
ating hats please send in only winter
Thursday and Friday night,
and fall hats as there is no demand
Stanley Gleason, 20-year-oid San
for summer hats. The committees Francisco bank clerk, lost his job help the new gymnasium at the same
in
are: Mrs. C» A. Sidler, chairman, because creditors started calling on time. Alumni play, high school audi
Guaranteed
Mrs. Eclus Pollock, men's clothing; him during office hours. Out of torium. Nov. 6 and 7.
STRICTLY FRESH EGGS
Mrs. Sam Baker, chairman, Mrs. W. work, he sought easy money. One1
at
G. White. Mrs. C. A. Winetrout. Mrs. of his n<-w companions killed a po (Yirysanthemnms and Carnation
James Ixigan, women's clothing; liceman who interferred with a; All colors at the Basket Orocery
The Truax Grocery
Mat. 25. Eve. 35, Children 10
Mrs. M. Clemens. Mrs. Jud Pernoil, holdup they bad planned. Now and the Cave Shop. Knapp Floral
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Mrs. J. R. Gunning, hats.
(Stanley is held on a murder charge. Co.
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America
Sleepmeter
Big Ben
Baby Ben
ROGUE RIVER HARDWARE CO
A NEW RECORD FOR YOUR
VICTROLA
THE STYLES OF WINTER ARE
HERE
Radio Features for Wednesday
KGO. General Electric Company,
I Oakland. Cal., 312 meters l p. m,
Hotel St. Francis Concert orchestra;
S p. m., four-act drama "Within th«
Law." by KGO players; music lie
tween acts by KGO trio.
KFI. Earle C Anthony. Inc., I.os
Angeles, 469 meters 5 p. m., hour
of news bulletins; 6:45 p. in.. Nick
Harris detective stories and ori li,'«-
trai concert; 7:30 p. m., vocal ro-
citai; Sp ,ni , two hours of special
programs: 10 p. m., special dramatic
program: 11 p. m . Ambaotadur Ho
tel orche»! ra.
KGW. Th«* Oregonian. Portland,
492 meters- 12:30 p. tn,, Darby’S
orchi-atra in concert; 5 p. m„ rhll-
lini» program; 8 p, m., couccrti
10 p. m , dance music t»y Ola. n's or*
chest ra.
KHJ. Th«* Tim*'«. Loa Angele«. 395
I■ 11 10 p, n . or. IiestI al GOB
cert; 2:30 p. tn., Itwlure on music;
5 p. m., Hickman's orchestra; 6 .10
p. ni , children’» hour; 7:30 p m.
program by students of t'nlverslty of
Southern California; 8 p in. special
lecture; 10 p. m , Hickman's
chestra.
KLX, The Tribune. Oaklaud. 309
meters—8 p. m , studio program in
parta, varied selections of vocal
instrumental music.
The smartest of these
is Printxess
Coats and Dresses
MRS. NELLIE NEAS
GIFTS
Barnes Jewelrv and Gift Shop
GET THE HABIT
In Shooting
Holman's Furniture Store
IM'5 (i Street
ALUMNAE PlAY PROGRESSING
Do you like
Real Biscuits?
t
Pastry ¡’'lour is the ideal kind for dik
ing those perfect biscuits and muffins.
Try it anti you’ll like it.
Pastry Flour $1 69 sack
Josephine County Flour Mill
BOO
Buckingham A Hi-cht moccasin vamp anil plain toe. These » it all
leather tup gradi-. Made for SERVICE.
M im ' ca XI ii Vampa
ft-la., N-ln., 12-In., 14-in., lu-ln. Tops.
RIVOLI
Added
Attraction
MEN’S
Cream 38c
Chinese Specialties
FROM 1’2 A. M. TO 12 P. M.
Chicken Chop Sury
Foo Yoong
Chow Vuk
Nom Yue Spare Itllm
< ’how Mein
Chinean Fried Rice
< hlneee Noodles
Chine«* Cold Meats
‘ The Woman on
Walter Heirs
“Short Change
Woodward’s
1HOF.H FOR THE FAMILY
THEATRE PARTIES SERVED
THE MOCHA CAFE
Phom- INI-R
Building Materials
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Cement — Doors
Sashes — Roofing
Flooring Lumber — General Milling
Three C’s Lumber Company
West G Street
Phone ,11»