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About Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 23, 1897)
1000 Pounds of Candy Sold ,... ... ... 1°00 p°unds of Candy to Be Sold. And.it will sell such a superior uualitv n» -. u , - f"',n CVerv Pa« »f“he Xfi“8 “ a"ri“;‘",g 3‘' - Bright» New, Channing Goods at Popular Prices- vl.in Mixed, per pound, 10: 3 fur 25 c L up Taff’-" . “ uV Seeded Raisins, Grapes, 15c per basket. u,,» .n Mixed. '2,»»C One pound package, 15c. 3 , on Baked Bean» “ 20 c „ Lemons, the large juicy kind, Trd'i' Perfection* •• 23 C Seedless Raisins, 20 and 2jc per doz jje't Hand Made Chocolate» ’S C I New Crop, per lb , u%c. These Chocolates are an unusual value, Grapes, I5C per basket. ordinarily selling for 40c and 50c per (-leaned Currants, Rolled Oats. 26 ib $1.00. pound- Very large, new stock. i>Xc lb. Olive'- large *«pa ush. per qt 50c. Lard, lo-lb 85c, 51b 45c. pine Not», p-r pound, 15c. Candied Citron, Bacon, per lb 9^c. App ea. choice, per bx. itom 50c to 6.x- The very best, 20c. I’ear«, per pound, l l^r, per bx, 500. Arbuckle and Lion Coffee Bai ana», per iloa, 25c. Orange Peel, 20c. per pickage 15c, 7 packages $1 Sweet Oregon apple cider, 20c per gal Lemon Peel, 20c. Prunes, »5 ibs 75c. Hundreds of i New Walnuts, Oranges. ( i2j^c per pound. Holiday Gifts. Sun-ripe naval oranges, 50c per 15c, 2oC, 25c, 5oc, |1. |5 Up to I23. New Almonds, doz.; seedlings, 25c and 30c per ** We can supply you with a dainty I I trifle or one of the handsomest of pre».' ent»—a complete dinner set In ,,ur Chiu* Department there are lots of odds ,n i e»d* that must go. Terr* Cotta Cream Pitchers. regular price 25c, now 15c p-ettv Tea Set 50 Mu»ti Bowl» 6 lor 25c I » 3 “ 25c Rekston This beautiful waie ri setnbles that of ihe fa- Ware mous Rookwood Pottery. Quaintly shaped vases' jags, teapots, etc. Hand- New Stock jnst in, which in o.inied eludes IIHH) beautiful pieces. Painted Vou wjn tak(. )n i2yjC per pound. Whole Pine Apples Cranberries, New Pine Nuts per lb 15c. Boneless chicken tamales ia%c per pounsi The large red kind, t2^c per qt. ioc per lb, 3 lbs. for 25c. Sweet Potatoes, Sets Lamps. 6 piece set, $2 ..o and $2.50 i_......... io piece set, 12 piece ” f 6 00 Maple Syrup In pt., qt., 2-qt. and i-gal. cans; Genuine Towle's LogCabin kind. Flour. All the best grades. $1.15 a sack, 500 lbs. or more,at the rate of >22 per Thousand. 2nd grade 50c ’ per sack. Lamp Chimneys. From 35c to fu No. i, 5c each; No. 2, four for 2jc two for 15c. Fresh Eastern Oysters. 50c per can. 15c per can, two for 25c. China. Lots of odds and ends that must go. Prices 5c, ioc. 15c, 25c. I’ic per pound. looking at them if yon don’t buv. Thi» China is very pop See it before ii is picked over. Chamber Just in, 50c each. Mince Meat, China nlsr. doz I'roll Roasted Peanuts, Dainty Tea Sets, Each $1 50. Terra Cotta Cream Pitchers Over-stocked. Regular price, 25c, now 15c. Iland-Painted China. New stock just in. Come and examine before buying elsewhere You will be sure to be pleased. B. &, M.w T hursday , D ecember 23, 1897. THE WEEK'S JOTTINGS Fhoe« repaired at Hackett's C. St. Louis for watch repairing Lots of fiddle strings at Redfield's Fresh sugar cured bams at Ahlf's. Snowy Butte flour at J. M. Clnles. Bheby doe» developing for kodaksrs. B. A 51. handle Snowy Butte flour, ricture books—all kinds, at Clemens. Ask for HoeCake premium book—BAM Bhoto Albums and Frames at Clemens. Buy a season ticket fur the Mu ical Conven tion. Red Clover, Alfalfa and Timothy ¡sold at Wade's. Baby goods in pink, blue and white at Dixon A McCroekey’». I li you w ant a first das» bath, you can get it at McGregor Bros Cheat reed, Wheat seed. Barley seed, at Scott Giiftin's Feed store. Billows tor fancy work in both drawn and flo»»at Dixon A McCroekey'». Redfield has a full supply of violin, banjo,guitar and mandolin strings. For I kivs Buck Saws, axe», just the thing, »ak to »ee them at Cramer Bros. Ous Minute Cough Cure cures quickly lliai » »list you want!—W. F. Kremer. The weekly Oregonian and Covai KH or.e year for )2.0J to paid up •ubacrib- Should be such as to make the family reunion at table delightful. era. only have we a fine assortment of CARVERS ano table CUTLERY, Smoke the Stage Line Cigar, It is the but we have the best assorted stock of CROCKERY, GLASSWARE and best Scent Cigar in tlie market—J. G. chinaware in the city. Our lamps »so S ilverware are the Schmidt. Concert Dec 30th. Admission 50ceut» latest patterns. We are steeled for the campaign, and are prepared to including reserved »eat, 35 cents general admiasion. knife everybody handsomely. Have you seen the latest? John’» wa ter heater Cramer Bros, have them ; they are agent» Hie best piece in town to get your shoe» repaired is at Hackett's harness and shoe shop. The Opera House meat market is headquarters for the kind of meat you want te get—the best. Miners, buy your supplies at ths I.ittle NEXT TO POST OFFICE. Ce»h store opposite the Roend house — Mash A Bike, Brohrietore. Buy your boy a hobby horse, a veloci pede, a knife a harmlee» gun, a wagoo or a cart. A great variety at Hale’» Fur niture House Can you make use of this? A limited number of all wool underwear of Morns Mills product. 10 per cent discount un til closed out —Harlh A Son. The Northern Pacific Ry. Co. make» fastest nme East and gives the best The new designs in Woolens for Winter are very attractive the service If you are going it is to your and we have used every effort to combine style, durability and advantage to consider these point» E. E Dunbar, agt; Grant'» Bass. workmanship with best of values We solicit your careful in- Baby shoe» in soft »ol»» in white, pink, blue and brown, satin lined with ribbon spection of our Clothing Department. bows to match. See tbsia in our dry goods window», they are very stylish and pretty, Dixon A McCroskcy. Rockies for X mas in maple,elm. ash, oak, mahogany, birch, reed and rattan. —perfect beauties in the line of boys' and child- Finer rockers.platform rocker»and swing We have some rockers. An endless variety lor gentle piece suits at prices to suit you, we know, men, ladies and children < r.me early ren’s clothing. Three -- and in two piece suits, mothers will be agreeably surpnaed. and take your pick—J. R Hale. The Northern Pacific Co. rune tourist Something entirely new, expressly for the lfttle men. sleepers on all passenger trains out of Bortlae l. These < ars are pleasant and Yours truly, coeifortabls and yon Would enjoy riding in therw Whea you are readv to go call on or write to E. E Dunbar at Grants Bass for rates, etc. S P. officials, R K'rehler, man ger, W A firendahi, resident engineer, and huperinfendent L. It. Field« arrived on the overland Tuesday morn! ig looking over the road for tlie last time in 1891 Messrs Koehler and Grendalil returned bv special from this p'aee and Hapt. Fields «ent on to Ashland J H. Hawleyef Monmouth. Or.. H B P ummer of Dallas, and E M.Corbu* of Grant" Pass have nought nine pin. er claims .»Powells creek from Knarp Bro« paying |10 i»K) These gentlemen have gone to work in earnest to work these claims A good road will be made into th» mines and a ditch 1 mile long. I feet deep,5 leet wide at the bottom and 7 feet at the 'ep te being made This pr .party 1» said to be sell worth the aaosroy paid for it. THE MEAT - ING Yours for a Merry Xmas, A WORD TO THE BOVS: P. H. Harth & Son 't'lie Following Cuts in Groceries will Hold Good for December: C«l r~ "I - - ? Il is .imply 10 gel you acquimled wnh Im. .ore an CHOICE PERSONAL. B b H m given away the Jay Kiure Christmas! Dixon and Mei. roekey will give to everv bov and girl in Grant» Basa 'Jr. l ee of Merlin was in town .last and Josephine county, a baby ifthey Tuesday. will call at this alors between the hours W. C. Stites of William», was in town of 9 o’clock a. m. and 7 :3) |> tu . on Dison and Me- last Saturday. December 24, 1897. Croekey Hon. H. B Miller went to Eugene Will Jackson reaident denti*!. I Saturday evening Tax» your kodak dims to Bheby l ee Calvert took a trip to Jackaonville Dainty picture frames at Cleiueus. last week on business Mash A Bike fur Snowy Butte dour. J C Baker of Gold Hill was a visitor Snowv Butte again leads the market. in the Pass this week. Musical Convention December IS to 31. Dr. J. B. Moore made a protr.nional Cranberries 10c per Quart at Wad»'». Bheby '• portraits of children are O. K visit to Wolf creek last week. Christmas Sundries For the Table Xuiaa t audleaAdecoraiioueat Clemen». J. E. Loomis.the Galico merchant.was Soap Foam 1a pure white.—B. AJI intown Monday on business. t'lemeue, Druggis', opp. Opera House. Miss Allie Osburu from Leland was a Christmas Bargain Counter at trainer visitor to the Pass last Monday Bros. Captain Mashburn and family of ths W. H. Flanagan, physician •urgeuu Salvation Army have gone to Kansas and dentist. A beautiful line of fascinators. Dixuu Mis Thornton made a visit to Ashland Chrlaliiias hervlc-ee. A Met. roekey. last week, returning home Sunday even New sugar cured breaXiasl bacon.— ing. The Christina» eiercieee in connection City Market. Jacob Fliscb of Merlin was doing busi with the St. Luke s Sunday School will Nuts, Candies, Oranges and Lemon» be held iu the A O. U. W. hall, tin ness with the merchants of ths Bass last Thursday evening, the 23rd. The pro Cheap at Wade s gramme w ill liegin si 7 o’clock with a Ladies'and gentlemen's rain uubrella» Saturday. magic lantern exhibition. Views of Dixon A McCroekey. Chas. L. Wimer of Waldo, wm regia- Leave yeur washing at McGregor's tered at the Josephine Ilia tiret of the many of the great cathedral, of Europe will be shown, including St. Beiers, barber shop tor good work. Rome, Westminster Abbey, etc., also week. Doii'l no.-» the .Musical Convention at view» of Switzerland, China, and a pa Appiattate, the ( ’ entrai Point Peter the opeia Uuuee Dec. 28 to 31 lhetic series entitled “Ten Night* in a | surveyor was in town last week on bus- Call al McGregor Bros tor a »have be Bar Room,'' and many ethers of an in fore calllug on your best girl. Ivresiing character, including beautifully iness. At the Fruf.W. 11 iv ill roes of Bortland, is di “S.'McLean’of Foots creek, was here colored pictures of Sarita f laus close Ol the exhibition the Christmas rector of the Musical Convention. Wednesday morning stopping at Hotel tree will lie divested and distribution of Hood s Bill» are easy to lake, easy to present« and candy will be made. operate.Cure ludigesliou,biliousness.25c. Josephine. 1 hose not connected with the Sunday Rev. G. W. Hoxie of Williams, was in Get a B abv J i mils at ilale’e ami School will be charged ail admission fee make the baby and the mother nappy. the city last Friday and Saturday, doing of 10 cents. The Choicest Berfuuies ia pretty pack some trading Christmas services will be held in St. ages at Clemen«—Prescription Druggist. Judge Crockett of Merlin, paid the Luke’s church on Friday evening and on Saturday. There will be two celebra- Bargain Counters at 10, 15, 20 and 25 cents in Holiday Goods al t rauier Bros. Cui kish office a pleasant call last Mon tims of the Holy Communion, the first day morning. at 8 a m , the second at 10:30. Suita Sweetland A Co. always have a Mrs Ida Truesdell, eon and daughter, ble Christina- music will be rendered good supply of choice cut» ot meat. Th« offerings at Christmas Day service« Doha—all shapes, sizes and prices that and l>al Voorhees left Monday night for are a-ked lor the disabled clergy fund. w ill astonish you at Clemens— Druggist Racine, Wisconsin. The Newman M. E. Sunday school McGregor Bros, ar» agents for the Troy Miss Jar.et Haltom of Albany Oregon, will give a Christmas concert in the Laundry, i'onland. Call on them. was employed as waitress at Hotel Lay- Methode«! Epmcopal church. Bunday Cantata—Th« Rose Maiden. Dec 31 Evening, Dec.29.no admission fee, every Re-eived seat» 30 cent»,,general admis ton last Wednesday. body cordially invited. sion 35 cents. W. B. Wills of San Francisco, is the Christmas tree, interesting programme Ottomaes. Foot Rests,Blacking Boxes, new cook at Hotel I.avton. The gentle and distribution of presents al the M. E. Slipper Cases and »lippers too, at an at man is said to be a good cook. church South, Friday evening. Breach tractive special price at J. R Hale's. Robert Leonhard the O R. A N. ticket ing and tlie usual services at same next “Cre»eeiit”Cameras at |2 50. “Peek- Sabbath niorumg and evenin». a-boo” Cameras, $1 at Cramer Bros. agent of Ashland was regestered at the The 1‘iesbyterian Sunday school will Just the thing ter a Christmas present. Hotel Josephine last Sunday. have a Christina» tree and «ntertain How is your overcoat ? Have just re Mrs. L. B. Edwards and little girl left merit in the church parlors Saturday ceived a splendid value Would be evening. pleased to »how you it» merits.—Harlh for Kirkwood, Cal., last Monday to visit her husband who is at that place The N'umaii M E. church will hold it« A Son. Christm«« exercise» baturdav afternoon Go to Sebmidt'» Cigar »tore for pipes, CaptaiD Brown went to Jacksonville and evening in the A. O. IT. W. hall. tobacco aud cigars lor Xmae present» Tuesday morning to have the court set He also keeps the famous Stage Liue I’. A Election. tle, if possible, the Oak Flat mining diffi Cigars. D oll Carriages, Dull Cradles, Doll culty, rhe United Artisans held their annual Chairs for Xuias at Hale, the hoeae- Hon. Henry Klippel of Jackson coun election of officers, last Wednesday furnisher's. Remember the place next ty, came to the Pass last week, perhaps night. December 15, which resulted as door to Layton Hotel. follow«: A. E. Voorhies, M. A ; J. B to remain some days in hopes of finding I-.berlee. siipt.; Mrs. A. E Voorhies, Don't forget to get one of those pretty lnsp,;C K Root, Secv.; Miss Mmne F little babies, we giy« them to you. a nugget, Ireland, Trea» ; George J. Hiller, Sen, Come any time after I) o'clock a. 111. Hon. C. E. Vilas of Seattle, manager Con , W. R. Walter, M.C ; W. L Ire until 7 .30 p m. December 24, 1897. Dix of the Washington Nat'onal Building, land. Jr Con. on A McCroekey. the Artisans have been granted a Loan A Investment Association, was in J.C.Schorl who has been painting Mr special dispensation continuing until the Fetch's house, fell from the roof the oth the city ¡set Saturday. end of the year, allowing them to take er day and bruised himself up quite bad Engineer I). McCarthy went to San in new members at reduced rates, Al- ly, but is now able to be around again. Francisco Monday morning to have a ready, quite a number of people have Calhoun Bros, for Snowy Butte flour weeks recreation and to take in the sights been looking more into this form of in eurance, J. R Hale lias filled his show windows of the California metropolis. (the largest in town) with an elegant as Some of the saloon keepers in town Dr. A. C Smith of Portland, and C S. sort memot article» that are both useful have requested us to say for them that and beautiful and appropriate Holiday White of St Paul, arrived on Saturday's they bitterly denounce the lawlessness train from Portland, and left the same presents. morning, on the stage, for Waldo where that has been going on in town thia week. Father Desmarais of Jacksonville, held the latter has some mining property. Anyone wanting to buv a farm of HD Ins usiial services in the Catholic church Mrs Josie Nickerson of Sisson, Cal., is acres on winch there is ‘4 miles of excel m this city last Sunday, returning home visiting in Giants Pass Mrs. Nickerson lent placer mining ground should call on Monday morning will live in Msrlin this winter, but she David Lindsey. This properly is on Os Something new at Redfield's. We car creek and now is the time to see it will return to Sisson in the spring. have just received a sliipufent of Silver Miss Daisy Stuss has closed her school for Mr Lindsey is going to sell it. ware, Knives, Forks. Spoons, Cake The C ovrikh this week received one of baskets, Bicxle Casters etc. Tli»se are on Applegate She evidently gave satis A. 1 goods. Call and see them before faction as she has been requested to take the largest eliipmenta of job paper sent the spring term. Miss Mites paid the to Southern Oregon. It includes 25,000 Christina«. Pass a visit last week sheets of letter paper. We sell paper Dame Rumor has it that our triend, H. Floyd »nd wife arrived in our city printed or imprinted Note paper ruled, Mike Ch-mens, the druggist, is going to | receive a smoking jacket and a pair ot on Sunday'» train from San Francisco ISO sheets fur 40cents. slippers as a Christmas present It 1» » Mr Floyd come» her» an mananger No Cure No Bay. secret, yon will please keep il that of the Crescent city stage line, and will That is thè way sii droggiets »eli Mike will be surprised when the gifts probably reside in Grants Pass. Mr Frank Morrison, representing ths Grove’s ra-teli-s Chili Ionie for Mala are presented New mouldings, frames and pictures Salem Daily Statesman, was in the city ria, Chili» and Fever. It i» eimply Iran last week working up intarsst in hie pa and Quinine in a tasteless iorin. Cliild- at Hale's Furniture store. $300 worth ren love il. Aduli» prefer it to bitter, just received from an Eastern factory. par. Mr. Morrison informs us that he nausealmg Tonica. Brice, 50c. Call and see them, bring your pictures di . as well aa could be eXtiected. Chas. Thornburg, Chas. Riley and II and get prices We know we i an please Turkey»! Turkeye! you At the old »tand opposite Kremer’s J. Becher are, in a few davs, going out into the IlFeois river district en a pros If you want a goml, fat. tender, laxt- Drug Store If you ere going to take a trip East and pering tour. We hope the boys may spring » Turkev for CbriatniM, leave want it to tie a pleasant one, go via the strike it rich while out in the mountains. vour order at Alilf's at once Mr. Hayward, Captain Wheeler, Mrs. Northern Bacilli'. Their accomedatio»» To Cura A Cold In One Oay are first class in every respect. For Wilder ami Miss Payne went out to the Take Lasaliv» Bromo Quinnae labiata. rates etc.call on or write te E.E.Dunbar. Oak Flat mine last Tuesday morning. They went a- far as Anderson in a car All I >ru(yi~ia rei 11 mi thè laoney il il (aiIe Grants Bass. to Cura. 25 canta. Rheumatism is due to lactic acid in riagi- and will go from there on horse the blood. Hood’s Sarsaparilla neutral, back. 3 Waj« to <«e( lllefi 3. Misa Kilty Moore, niece of Dr. Moore, izee the acid and completely cures the aches and pains of rheumatism. Be sure and daughter of Judge Moore of Salem, Three secrets worth a million to any spent I he day, Wednesday, at the house one possessing them to get Hood's. For full parlu Eugene is going to have a poultry ex of Dr. Moore, returning the earn» 'lay ulars, send stamp and address to Dr raking with her little Clifford Moore hibition Dec. 30,31, aud Jan I Tlie Hanna, Dermatologist, 334J Burke Build object is to encourage the production of who haa been visiting (or several months ing,, Seattle, Washington belter poultry than is being produced by at toe doctor's many farmers. Mr. Joseph Hawley, representing Notice of IH mmo I ui ion The committee in charge of gifts for the Washington National Building, Loan Ihe Hardware firm of .lawell and the Good Samaritan Hospital on Tues A Investment Company, wa- in town day shipped four well filled Isjxee of last week trying to organize a local board Ihxjg»» ia U h • day, October 9th, 1897, dir Irint, etc., to that institution. and here here It would be much more conven solved. All accuuuU must lx vellled J kwkll 4 D oimjk bv thank all who »0 kindly contributed ient lor those who are interested in this **i Jiout delay, company ii a local eno were organised. to this deserving object. ItrntN _______________ Soap Foam is the onlv washing powder Hear the Roue 'laid»» Dec. 31. that will not make clethes yellow or MERRITT—In this place, Tueeday, 10, 15, 20. A 15 cent Bargain Counter burn them with Caustic Soda —B. A M iRrcemlrvr, 21, to Str. and Mrs. for Xmas al Cramer Bros. Hardware .Merritt, a fxiy. We would suggest for a Christinas present, a framed picture, an easel, a Store. Fancy Scarfs and Doylies, a pretty wall pocket, a toile' mifror. a hall rack,a cucnbiase. a wlute enamel shelf, a hat Christmas present. Dixon A McCreekey rack, a rug, an art square, a pair of lace Drop head Monarch Sewing Machine curia iris or portieres, a music cabinet,or *11 out of eight,” five year» guaranteed, a carving. The«- are onlv a few of the Cramer Bros nice thing« *e offer cheap —J. R. Hale. Come and hear the finest and largest Here’s something to think «bout! Il chorus ever heard in Southern Oregon, you will send ns threw cash enbecriptioi s al the <q»era house Dec. 28 to 31 to the Cot R1KB. we will «end vou tiie pa Afrout 50 Singer, from Jacksonville. per free lor one year The subscription Medford and Ashland are expected to at price is now only »1 25 per year. Bovs tend the Grand Musical Convention and gir's. try it.. Send to us for sampi- which meets in Grants Base opera house Represents our FREE HEARSE copies and clubbing rates, and begin Dec. 28 to 21. We sincerely hope none of ottr right away. Evangelist Roes cl'reed the revival Colonel G E. I’.ailev presented this of- meetings al the Methodist church in friends will need it, but if they fit •- with a o-aotilu map of the mining this city last Wundav. There were 10 should have that misfortune, they district around Baker • ity.A 'r The map conversions Rev. Rose went North would be welcome to our services is the workol Mr.Bailey's >»n hand and Monday night to Eugene, where lie will and to whatever undertaking gixxls it shows the quart« edges bovine mills hold a eerie« of meetings are needed at a lery small advance in operation, the quartz ledges from 75 cent Carving Set« at Cramer Bros. alxive actual cost to us; and fifteen which ore is being taken which have BO Another invoice of lho«e beautiful ot years of successful experience in mills and also the placer mines now Gentlemen running We would like very much to teman drees goods in black the profession is the guarantee of see a man ot th:» kind gotten up I ,r the who are at a lose to know what to gel our ability to render appropriate their wives or sweetheart lor Christmas, mining district around Grants Base. It Yon sill service. would show to the ■ 'side world where come and look at these We have them our none* are Mr Hailey is the man •urely buv a pattern Dixon A Mif roekey. who understands th» work The Above Cut English Walnuts, 8 l-3c. We can safely say our quotations represent the largest and most complete stock of Christmas goodthings ever shown in Grants Pass. The prices speak for tliemselves;they can’t be beaten. Nuts. Walnuts, 3 pounds for .. ..- 25c Almonds, paper shell. . ..I2)4c Brazils, per pound.......... ...15c Pecans, “ ** .......... .. tjc Peanuts, per pound............. I2}ic IMckory Nuts, per pound. . toe Filberts, " “ ..15b Mixed Nuts, “ “ . ,i2)ic Candies. Plain Mixed, per pound - 8>ic Broken Mixed " “ . ia#c Boston ’’ " ” . . . I2)4 c Jelly Beans “ “ ... . I2JÍC Assorted sticks" " ... . I2j^c Gum Drops, per pound .. TOC Conversation Lozenges.. . IJC Mint Lozenges .................. 15c Chocolates and Bonbons... 25c Chocolates and Bonbons, 5 pouudbox.........................$1 00 Sundries. Pop Corn, per pound ......... 4c White Figs “ “ . . .. ia#c Black Figs ” *’ ............ 6tfc Dates (new) “ *' ......... toe Raisins “ “ ____ 8yic Raisin Clusters per pound toe Zante Currants “ “ ioc Seeded Raisins, per package 15c Raisins, per pound .. . 6tfc Apples (not wormy) per box 60c Oranges, navels, per doz. ............................... 25c to 50c Bananas, per doz .............. 25c Honey fancy white, lbcombi2)4c Cranlrerries, per quart .... njic Celery (bleeched) per bunch 5c Fresh Oysters, large cans. .50c Fresh Oysters, small cans. 2|c Mince Meat, per. package, ioc Bottled Goods. Catsup, per bottle . 15c to 25c Horse Radish Mustard 25c 50C Olives, large bottle Olives, small bottle I2#C Tampico Sauce •50 I2)¿C Mexican Hot . ... 2oc French Capers............. Anchovies, per bottle Ioc Plain Pickels t2)4c, 20c, 25c Mixed Pickles . t2)ic, 20c, 25c Olive Oil ... 15c, joe Pepper Sauce, per bottle . ... 15c Pickled Onions ............... 25c Chow Chow . 15c, 25c Chutney, per bottle . . . 85c Meat Dressing . ............ 85c We have just received a clean, fresh stock of 2865 pounds of the best candies to be hud anywhere, and we will put the better grades in fancy half pound and one-pound bonbon boxes free of charge. Al>out 1000 pounds of English Walnuts to be sold it the low price of SJic a pound. When this lot is gone we shall have to charge more. All town orders will be promptly delivered, and the mail orders will be given our immediate attention. Yours tor a Merry Christmas and a Klondike New Year, n POS. Christmas Suggestions Have you decided on a present for your wife? How would'a pret" ty lamp do? Something that could Ire appreciated and enjoyed by the whole family. We have those rich, porcelain lamps for the center table, they’re cheap too. Only $1.50. Next we have those handsome ban quet lamps, something to l»e proud of. They can't be lieatrn anywhere. D you'd like a treautiful piano lamp, just make your wish known, we've got it. Going to the other extreme, we have those cute and useful little bedroom lamps, very small, but----- so is the ptice, 40c. We al»« have silverware, and all kinds of tableware. Anything from the cheapest gcxxls to Rogers' best iz-oz. goods. Don t f«rget our to pieee toilet sets for $3.00. The Jewell Hardware Co. J. R. HALE ♦ We have Christmas Presents of all kinds. Ì Remember GOODS we are putting out. 00 offee 15c per pound, 7 for... Arbuckles and Lion 1 OO > pounds for • • ...................... * Good Roast Coffee, ic *5 H. O. Buckwheat, 3 P0““^ for Salt Mackerel. 35 Canned Salmon. 10c per «”• 3 u.b Honey, frames Salt Salmon. 8-’ c per pound. Sauer Kraut. 25c a gal. Cranberries, ioc a qt. Sweet trd S'«»» 1 Yours What can be more pleasiig to the epicurean than to sit down to a Christmas dinner with his guests,'with the knowledge that everything to be placed before them will be,the best to be had, the very best the market affords, and what could be more comforting to the cook than to kuuw iuot all the necessaries tor preparing the dinner are the best—pure, fresh goods, and that she can depend on their good quality. Such com fort comes from buying your goods from us. The assortment, too, is the best that cau be found in Southern Oregon. We have everything necessary for the Christmas dinner. Read the following prices on',nuts and candies. These goods in quality are at the top, while in price they are*down to bed rock. Be fore buying nuts and candies for the children Christmas, examine our stock. Ottr desire is to please our customers by giving them good goods at low prices Alarm Clocks, only One Dollar Each ■■■ Holiday Goods Than ever, and that our prices are the lowest possible. NO TROUBLE To show you through tiie line aud quote prices. Tin and Granite Ware, Hand-Painted China. In Shoes we can’t be beat. National Drug Store Rubbers in Boston, Goodyear, and Woonsocket. W. F Kr*m«r, Propr. Front Street. THE NEW YORK RACKET STORE. I
