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About Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927 | View Entire Issue (March 23, 1906)
Count, wigh and mmture mrylhing you Auy." .4m-im Urocer. The wreath of QUALITY to those things that have real merit. The White House Grocery endeavors to handle only those things that are pure, good and wholesome. Today we are selling the largest package of Mush (rolled wheat) in the city for 10c per package while they last. HotCake Flour, large 6ks, 45f Pure white strained Honey in bulk. Heinz Apple Butter, in bulk, 15! per pound. Garden Seed! of all kinds. Onion sets, White and Yel low Danvers. For that tired feeling take Heinz or Blue Label Catsup. White House GROCERY The C. & S. Coffee House. CA R. Encampment. The local organization of the G. A. R. is makiiiR timely and energetic preparations toward the utatn encamp nient which will be held in Grants Pass in June. The Rronnds will be selected this week. The committees are at work on the program and en tertiinmenr feitnres aud it is certain that the time of the encampinpnt will be brim fall of life. The business unn are sulMc-ribiug liberally toward the fiannces, as tho encampment, being a state affair, will attract a very grtat nnmber of people not only from Ore gon, bat from other stat'8 and will give a widesperad fame to our city, An exenrsiou rate of one fare will be given by the railroads and it is likely that we shall entertain from 1500 to 2000 people during that time. The soliciting committee has not yet com pleted its work but will do so within the next few davs. A special Communication of Grauts Pass Lodge No. 84, A. F. and A. M., has been called for Tuesday evening, March 27, lilOfi, for work in E. A. Degree. Geo. R. Riddle, W. M. GRAND "Tick of the Clock Discount Sale' Saturday, Mar. 24 14 Shoe 25 off Next Saturday Mornin" 10 to 11 o:n"e hour ointly We shall plate on Spvcial Sale our en tire stock of Ladies', Men's and Cliilds' Shoes at a Cash Discount of 14 259; off kegular l'n'ces. I4 4 Shifts, and Spring Wraps 25 off, One Hour Only Xcxt Saturday Afternoon, 3 to 4 only We shall place on sale our entire line of Ladies' and Misses Skirts, Cloaks and Suits at 14 25 Discount 14 V, Items of Personal j: jij Interest. i L. J. Crow risked Eugene last wek. Mist. Myrtle Ireland went to Port land Wednesday evening to remain for some time. Mrs. Georgia Firebaagh is borne for a monthVvisit with her p arents, Mr. aud Mrs. G. D. Williams. Mrs. H. C. Perkins left Friday morning for a short visit with her brother's family at Eugene. Mrs. Geo. E. Good returned Satur day from Portland where she has been visiting relatives for a few weeks. Mrs. A. C. Hongh and little daugh ter started Wednesday evening for De troit, Mich., where they will spend the Summer. Miss Annie Toung returned Tuesday from Newberg, where she has been for some time, and will remain In Grants Pass for awhile. Mrs. Julia Kilcoyne left Monday to return to her home in Tulsa, I. T., after spending three weeks in Grants Pass on a visit to her Daren ts, Mr. and Mrs. A. L Swaiu. Miss Agnes George has returned to Ashland to take up her duties as clerk, after having spent her vacation with her parents at Kerby and with friends in Grants Pass. rrea uook left lhnrsoay evening for Linnton, Orpgon, wliern he will ake a position in the Willamette Vallry Box factory of which R. R. Cook, formerly of this place, is fore man. ' As many of the Scovill family as ar now in Oregon had a reunion at tde home place at the hoad of Sixth street Saturday. Miss . Harriet Senvill, proprietnr of the Cxnvonville Echo caiin t" snend Sunday while Ray Scovill, Missos Jessie arid Mar jorip, teaching' at Selina, Leland and Winn, respectively, also spent Sun da'' t home and each returning to their duties Monday. Newman N E. Church Tho tastor will sneak both morn in if and evning. The subject of tho morning sermon, at 11, will be "The Unity and Sacrenness -of Life's Cll; ingfl, " the second in the serieR on "The Brotherhood of Man." In the evening on "What should Grants Pass do with her Saloons?" Sunday school meets a 10 a. ni. CIhfb meet ing at 13 m. Junior League at 3 p. n'. and the Epworth League at 8 :80. All strangers and friends are invited to those service". Music iv t Bethany Church The mnsio at Bethany iirmjHjiinu i nttnrch lat Sabbath is reported to have been or an nnusollv hieh order tor exce:ince, even for tins church. which has been noted for its anod music in the riat. At th morn i nil service the anthem was "The Lord is My Shepherd" by James Flint and it easily held the nnJividod attention of the andience. The rendering of "The Holy City" at night by Miss Gassie Parker is said by one who has heard it In uiany places to be the best he ever listened to Very still and nmrkd was the attitude of the congregation as they heard with deen pleasure the anthem "Tarry With Me," by P. A. Sehnecker. Tlioso who worship at this church are certainly fortunate in the flue music provided. Sale 4 iUf . Suits V4 36 ular For ROGUE RIVER COURIER, GRANTS PASS, OREGON. MARCH 23. To Help Boys &nd Girl W. T. Gardner, superintendent and John Tanscher trawling ag.-nt of the Boys and Girls Aid Society arrived hers Thursday evening and Fr day or- (I a 11 i T till n nrl 1. J T - r j, UUVJ WI1I UD iu pass ou an applications lor children in this uounty, when presented either by the applicants or referred by the general office; to keep in touch with 'wards of the Society placed out in family homes within the county, and to see that they are accorded proper treatment by their custodians salaid down by the rales of the so ciety ; to report to the general office 11 oases of abase or neglect which might come under their notice, to re port all oases where parents or guard ians subscribe to the delinquency of their children and to give such in formation to the officers of the society as will make it possible for them to prosecute snob 'parents, under the provision of an aot of the legislative assembly approved Ferbuary 21, 1905, eutit!ed"An aot to provide for the punishment of persons' responsible for or contributing to the delinquency of children." This is a most important law and if enforced there will be a great decrease in truancy, aud delin quency iu children, as the officers of the Boys and Girls Aid Society do clare that 80 per cent of the delin quency in children can be traced to the fault of the parents. The new board'for Josephine county was organized Thursrlay afternoon at the residence of Mrs. F. W. Van Dyke aud consists of Theodore Cramer, president; Mrs. T. E. Beard, vice-president; II L. Gilkey, secre tary and treasurer; W. M. Hair and Mrs. K. W. Van Dyke. The board will hold monthly meetings. DOMING EVENTS. March 84 At 8 p. ui., op-ra honse, ButterwcrMi Concert company, last nnmbt'r of Lyceum" entertainment course. March 27, Taedav Chicken Pie Sup per by the Baptisr Ladies at Hall building corner C and Sixth struts, opposite court houso. March 28th. Ajiril 2 Wednesday aud Monday evenings, Declamatory con test at High School Assembly room for benefit of library fund. April ?. Saturday Meeting at Lee school house at 7 :H0 p. in. to co operat) iu organizing a rural tele phone compauy for lower liogue river section. April 14. Satnr.lay Meeting at Merlin at 2 :!!0 p. in. to organize a rural telephone rompm v for lower Rug :o river and Jump-off Jje sections ! April 20. 1 riil.iv (1 linns xor an parties. June 4. Monday Oregon state and county elections MARRIED. BURT WILLIAMS At the Newman M. E. parsonage, Weln' sdiV tven ing, March 21. ImiO Warren G. Hurt and Misij Ethel W illiams, Kev C. O. Keokiiinn nttici it'im. Both the young 1 tuple nro we' I known i i G'h'iir Pa-s nnd hav iuin friends. Mr. Bur' is i . , 4 Is employ of the Sooth, rn f'n. ifi ' while the bride for some time pest has he"n o i of' he operators in the local telephone ollie . UyQ BIG - r -i wx m-.,. Special for A11 Il,rC SiM -,nhri-'ll:)' runners, All '.';isc. colors, $4.00 and $.Of vb.i-s. Siiturdav .--alt' at L L. Coe "fc i . ..... i . Special for Hoys' Fine Percale Shirts and values. For Saturday Sal- II A Brief Record of LoalJen:, ud page 7 a notice will be found cauinK for tie ing for tie contracts for the new railroad. Mrs. E. Rehkopf & Co., give notice of a millinery offering in this issue that you will be interested io. j.ae uass nas been chosen as the site of Portland's Industrial Fair, wiiich will be beld this Fall along with a stock show. The Donglus county authorities have fallen into line for the anna roads movement and last week author ized the purchase of a rock crasher. Mrs. M. P. Anderson has moved her atork of millinery goods to the Curtis Odd Fellows' building in the Curtis jewelry store and can hereafter be found at that place with a most up-to-date and complete , stock of milli nery goods. Don't forget to be present at the de clamatory contests Wednesday, Marob 28th and Monday, April 2d. These contests will be held in the High School Assembly Room and beginning at 7:4S p. m. Very handsome gold medals will ba given the four socess ful competitors. The cold storage plant, which has been in the hands of a trustee for several mouths past was sold this week to James Tuffs of Wolf Creek, he being the highest bidder. The Cass residence property aud bIbo several lots on east Front street were sold, the former to W. M. Hair and the latter to John Schallhorn. . ! Expert prescription Model Druit Stora. druggist at the 8-l :t FOR SALE CHEAP 1 White Automobile. A bargain. 1 Motor Cycle, at r price. Good Second-Hand Bicy cles. 9"? Mow Tinvolnj ct(iT,In,l makes. 2 Complete Outfits of Bicy cle Tools. ' 10 Talking Machides, 500 Iecrls. $500 Worth of Pocket Knives j and Razors. J $200 Worth of Watches, bar-1 .gains for cash. W. A. PaddocK' li.Tit of Depot. i Co. STORE U i'.: " -'...'.'. ."T : -rr- .-. ' - v Saturday. i'i'rapnn Frame, bulb (ircon, liluc and 15rovn, rep. $2.98 Saturday. Waists, regular ."O and oC 30C 1906. SOME BARGAIN POINTERS News Notes From the Business Men to R.e.dera. Poultry Netting at Cramer Bros. Vote for C. H. Clements for Justice or me reace. 8-9 6t For the Blood Dr. Wilson's Sara parilla at the Model Drag Stor.!M'? ii Cunt vnnr ntj t,r C Vt rM..,, for Jnstioe of the Peace, Grant Pass district. 8.9 6t "Silver Heels" at the Muslo Store. W. B. Sherman Real Estate. Tele phone 731. Get prices on Sewer Pipe and Plumbing from Cramer Brcs. The latest bit "Silver Heels" at the Musio Store. The present Justice of the Peace, C. H. Clements, wants republican votes at the primaries. 8-9 6t It's easy with a Petaluma Incuba tor and your ohioka are bright and healthy. Cramer Bros have both in cubators and brooders. Bicvoles Bros." from 25 up at Cramer Letcher is the only licensed optician in Josephine uounty. Mans of Ornonn W,hlnlnn California at the Musio Store. And still I am insuring and selling real estate at the old stand. J. E. Peterson. Chick Feed for small chicks, aud shell for old hens at broken oyster Cramer Bros. "Silver Renin " 9rn. mnn ( of Musio Store and hear it. The preseut surpiy is nmuea. Dr. W. F. Kremer will hereafter be in his cfline in the Courier building from 7 to 8 o'clock each evening. 2-Utf The self regulating thermostat ou the Petaluma Innubator is the secret of its popularity. Have it illustrated to you at Cramer Bros. Mrs. C. L. Mangum and Mrs. T. B. CornelWare arranging a splendid pro gram for a concert to bo given April fith for the benefit of the Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal chnrcih. 8 9 tf Vote for Wm. J. Clarke for State Printer on primary day, April 80th. Mr. Clark is one of the oldest printers in the Slate and one of the bust known country editors in Oregon. His nomination will be a tnbut to the country press and they are backing him heavily for the place. Remem ber, the name of Wm. J. Clarke is the 6rst Otie tinrinr tllA hand r.t Ut.,tA Printer. I MILLINERY OPENING OF SPRING AND SUMMER HATS Saturday, March 31st We will have all the latest styles that caii be had in the market at this display. You are cordially invited to attend this sale. It means at least 25 per cent saving to you, our prices cannot be beat. Remember the date, Mrs. E. Rehkopf & Co. Bi Discount Sale - Hen's and Boys' Clothing PER CENT Discount Next Saturday, March 24th We shall place on salo our entire stock of Men's and Boys Suits and Pants. T O CLOSE OUT" Men's r, 00 Suits, now $ 3 1" Men's 8 .00 Suits, now (j ,37 Men's 10 00 Suits, now 7 50 Men's 12 r,0 Suits, now 9 38 Men's V) 00 Suits, now 11 2o Everything in our Big Stock of MUX'S AND .HOYS' SUITS e-nd PANTS MUST GO I Wo with the results obtained ' with a PETALUMA INCUBATOR If you raiso chickens you can have all the pleasure and satisfaction there is in the chicken business. It is per fectly simple and any ne cau run an incubator inthe houso. without danger 'to honse or chicks. . Wo got 3.5 chicks out of 40 eggs on our first trial in our store. Tako a look at our comer window. Cramer Bros. OUl 1'V11VM llloclc SPADES RAKES Dr. Henry Klopper has acoepted the kiud invitation to return to Kerby. He will be in Kerby ou or about the last day of March. The Doctor de sires to express bis thanks to all who have so kindly nrged his return. ' HENKY KLOPPER. ()F -