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ROGUE RIVER COURIER GRANTS PASS, OREGON, SEPTEMBER 27. 1907. Show Is ixot Everything, But it is Something. . . . Our Motto . . . Quality Is the Best Policy Is sustained in our selection of fix tures in caring for our large assort ment of High Grade Teas and fine Coffees If you are open to conviction, come in and let us ' show you that our plan is bound to win your approval Purity, Strength and Flavor Are carefully considered and form results guaranteed. uni- SMYTHE'S QUALITY SHOP 412 Front Street. S. V. Moody's WOOD YARD (Formerly Lunds) Dry Oak, Fir and Pine always on hand FACTORY KLOCKS for imraodiat delivery TELEPHONE 434 Office and yard, West II Bt. Grants Pass, Ore. QUALITY IS MY RULE IN GROCERIES None Hut the Best and at Right Prices SOLE AGENT FOR WHITE SATIN FLOOR Tho Cost Hard Wheat ou he Market Fhesh Fruit and Vegetable t. Y. DEAN West Q St. Opposite depot CEMENT AND CEMENT WORK R. 11. CILI ILLAN Will do your cement work in good shape Give him a chance l'lion 744. Cor. 1! and 5th. fa, .Tin in & 1$ 6? SaJlowness Transformed to Dusky Beauty A dark skin becomei fascinating when delicately loft, undetijiread with the radiant glow which indi cates a healthy, active tkin. Kohert ine keeps (he ikin refined in quality, keeru porraireeirorncloeKiiij; waste and stimulate! the tiny capilUriei to contribute the color which charms in blonde and brunette J,kr. Kohrrt kxt it certain protection apainst un, unburn and freckles i( applied le fore eiMur to tun or wind. Spreads like an Imperceptible sheen ol fame over ikin mi face, formiii a shield stimulating and nrnrrvinir a delicate, lustrous beauty. ROBERTINE v an DON'T EXPERIMENT 6UARANTEE YOUR HEAUH H you suffer from StonvSMi, Kidney or Liver t rouble, Rheu niatum or other Mood dis orders, correct them now. PERKINS' NATIONAL HERBS o TAKI PTS IX)R ,.oo CmimiJ auWi F,d uhI Dnw, Ad al U 10. 1 406. Certificate No. V ,t to Sa ... AMONG THE LODGES Monday evening the member of Granta P&hh Lodge No. 84, A. F. & A. M. had a line meeting, the Fellow - crart degree being conferred upon a Tiromineiit business man, after which came interesting addresses by visiting brethren. Th remarks of Louis L. Nelson, of Berkeley, a prominent Mason, were exceptionally Rood. Thermopylae Lodge No. 60, Knights of Pythias is haying loine in teresting meetings these days. At the next meeting there will be btioi ness of importance and all members are urged to be in attendaoee. Golden Rule Lodge No. 78, I. O. O. F. is In a thriving condition and new members are being initiated rigst along and much degree work is being done. This order is on of the strongest in the city. Reames Chapter R. A.M. held an interesting session, Wednesday even Ing, being the first gathering since me vacation season, xnere was a goodly attendance and all Jiad a de lightful time of it. Paren Encampment No. 29, I. O. O. is enjoying a good degree of the prosperity which his coming to the Odd Fellows orders of the city and its member! are quite enthusiastic over the work being done. The regular quarterly meeting of Josephine Court No. 27, Foresters of America occurred Wednesday eyenng and after the business bad been transacted 'came an enjoyable social session which was highy entertaiin iug. Quite a fine literary and musical pro gram was rendered at the last meet ing of Aetna Rebekah Lodge, I. O. O. F., after some candidates in waiting bad run the' gauntlet. Delicious re freshments wsre also served. Taklltna Tribe, Independent Order of Redmeo No. 29 held "High Jinks" t its last doings when the members turned out in largs numbers to enjoy the evening's program. Grants Pass bag a prominent Mason in the person of Hon. L. L. Jewell, who holds the office or Grand Sword Bearer in the Grand Commandary, which convenes in Portland this week and Mr. Jewell, as well as Dr. W. H. Flanagan, A. H. Gunnel and Geo. S. Calhoun accompanied bltn, to the noted gathering. Medford Redmen are makug elaborate preparations lor a grand pow-wow which they are to have October 13, when the tribes from southern Oregon will congregate and many palefaces will be taken into camp. It promises to be big demonstration and many Indians from the local tribe will take in the doings. Monday evening the members of Azalia Circle No. 182, Women of Woodcraft, will have initiation ser. vsoes and one of those fine times for which that organization is justly famous. Refreshments will lie served. WITH THE CHURCHES X Rev. and Mrs. Austin J. Hollings worth have betyj spending the week at Ashland as the guests of Mr. Corbin, brother of Mrs. Hollingsworth. The sacrament of the Lord's Sopper will be administered at the Bethany Presbyterian chorcli, Sunday, October 6 and new members will also be pub licly received. Rev. Geo M. Gardner, pa'tor of the M. E. church, Sooth will go to Rofe bar, next week, to attend the meet ing of the Columbia conference. He will take a fine report of his first year's work. Preparations for the observance of the third Sunday in October as Rally Day by" the Bethany Presby terian Sunday school are being made. Committees on program and decora- tions were appointed by Snperin-1 tendent H. C. Kinney, last Sunday. The members of the Grants Pass! Free Methodist chnrch are making a big effort to raise f'JOO, with which 1 to finish seating the new bouse of worship and also fit up the new par-1 sonage. Already the members of the Ladies' Guild of St. Lok:s Episcopal chnrch are preparing for some aggressive j work this fall and winter, particulars' of which will be given pnblicty from time to time. MRS. J. General Grants T.i- IV. GREEN Acnt Pox General RotKrt E. Let. was the greatest General the world has ever known. Ballard's Snow Liniment is the greatest Liniment. Quickly cures all pains. It is within the reach, of all. T. H. Pointer, Hempstead. Tex., writes: "This is to certify that Ballard's Snow Liniment it has been used In my household for years Hinl tins been "found to he un excellent Liniment for Klieonmite pains. Iiu never without it. " For sale by National Drutt Co.. and hv Demaray. I IV I Ilk V I V I I l 1' I IIIFI, l J U it - J (Crowded out last week. ) Mr. ami Mrs. Mellrido ami family have moved to (irants Pans for the present to an to U handy to his work. Adda Hoblnson has commenced a term of school uear Wonder and Pearl Lewis commenced her school at. Kerby. Bennie Bull is having a nice large, house built on his farm up Chaney creek. We congrttnlate hi in ou iret- ting Mr. Llpp to do the carpenter work, as liis work is flrst-ebv-s. Our school is running nicely, with Mr. Mitiiiptou a teacher. Mm. Jones is visiting iu Stm Frati- CI Ml i. Mr. and Mrs. Milton and children of (irants Push visited several days with Mr. and Mr. William Holland of Wilderville. Mr Humptou and family moved in to the aronat.fl for the winter. ll.iyilen Close bad the tuisfortiiue of getting bis left wrist badlv hurt. Ho is new carrying his arm iu a shug. I.eo aid Eugene Sams went to Uleiidale to work with the Williams sawmill crew. The two Mrs. Woodard made a business trip to Grant Pass Wednes day cf this week. We bear that Nora Gale of Grants' Pass is dead, alter a very few dv I f aickn.,, I M'l.K Fl'LLKK." I At Medford, October 10 and 11, will occur the meeting of the District Convention of the Christian chnrch, covering the counties of Jackson, Jose phine, Carry, Coos and Dong Ian. The Grants Pass church will be well re presented. The attendance of the Newman M.. E chnrch Epwortb League has more than donbled during the past year, while the mid-week prayer meetings have increased 60 per cent, in attend ance. The Ladies' Aid has grown in membership until now it has 170 en Friday evening the ladies of the Bethany Presbyterian church gave a novel affair, each member' bringing a Inncb basket and the gentlemen were invited to come at 6 o'clock and en joy the repast It proved to be a very enjoyable affair. Tuesday evening the members of the First Christian Endeavor Society tendered Miss Morelle Hair, one of their members a farewell on her de parture for Eugene, where she enters the state university. I; was a very pleasant affair. This afternoon the members of the Women's Home Missionary Society, of the M E. Chnrch, I ONARCH ALLEABLE Range IS THE HOUSEWIFE'S BEST FRIEND....IT HAS .FEW EQUALS AND NO SUPERIORS.... AMONG ITS MANY GOOD QUALITIES ARE THAT IT IS MADE WITHOUT STOVE PASTE OR STOVE putty and every joint is thoroughly rivited....Itas a draft that gives you complete control of the beat all the time and a thermometer shows you the amount of heat in the oven....This stove is finished in the natural color of steel, without any polish, making it look as nice and bright after a year's use as when first installed. Jack Frost Is Coming' and you will need a good HEATING STOVE and we have just the kind that will give you both COMFORT and entire SATISFACTION GRANTS PASS HARDWARE COMPANY South, are enjoying a delightful time, as (he guests of Mrs. J. D. Frye, at her home on A and Third street. Work in the Free Methodist chnrch is reported as being in a very sood condition and the interest inaui fested in all the services is very good. Next Sunday will bo "Rally Day" for the First Baptist Sunday school, Tickets will; be issued and every thing will be conducted ou a time schedule. The exer.'ises will be held at the ssme hour with the morning church service, at which time Rev. F. C. Lovett will speak on " Isaiah's Vision" and in the eveuing be will j nave -- ine itauy ury or .leans, ' as Ins theme. E. chnrch and that school reached its highest mark last Sunday, with 248 present. It has an enrollment of 310 and during the summer months it was very good, making the average for the whole year 224 each Sunday. The Y. P. C. T. U. met in the parlors of Bethany Presbyterian church Friday evening, September 6. As this was the regular yearly elec tion, the following officers were elected: Miss Kittis Longhrldge, presi dent, Edward O'Neill, secretary, Geo. Birdseye, treasurer. The vice presidents from the various churches and the corresponding secretary will be deoided upon later. ' The following superintendents were appointed: Medal contest Zora Per ry, Flower Mission Electa Chapman and Laora Mitchell. Social work Go. Birdseye. Jail work Earl Dox see. Anti-Narcotics Geo. Harper. Christian Citizenship Roy Hackett. Presa Dept. vacant. Sooial Purity Mrs. O. O. Beckman. Evangelist vacant. Snpt. of Programs Ella Savage. Parliamentary Usage Errol Gilkey. The Modesty of Women Naturally makes them shrink from the Indelicate questions, the obnoxious ex aminations, and unpleasant local treat ments, which somo physicians consider essential In the treatment of diseases of women. Yet, if help can bo had, it is better to submit to this ordeal than let the disease grow and spread. The trouble is that so often the woman undergoes all the an nova nee and shame for nothing. TbonsandsNqf women who have been cured h Br. three's Favorite Prescrip tion wriuv. In iJViirpciation of the cure which disiVrJiVVNi the examinations and local treatmenloThero Is rp other medicine SO 'lire and site for delicate women ss "raxorile lT"cnitmn. cures debilil.iliug drains, irregularity It tnd It Sunday was a big day for the New-1 man Methodist church. It was the last service before the meeting of con ference which meets iu Portland, this week, the reports made were very en couraging, threughoot. It was found that 114 new members hHd beou added to the church the past year; t!ie sum cf 1 has Wu raised for all pur lHwt's and the work has made a won derful advance all along the line. Kev. C. O. BeckniHii, the pastor is much pleased w ith the showing made by his second year's labors iuj this city. The li. Y. P. U. of the First Bap tist chu rch will have the Missionary Conquest Course," the rest of this year and the geuenil topic will be "Uplift of China." and the first of the new year thev will take un the Culture course, with "Jesus and Mi: Work," as the theme. These meet-; ingwill be held at the home of Miss i and all female weakness. It always Ileitis. almost always cures. 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Pierce's Medical Adviser Is sent frrt I on receipt of stamps to pav expense of . mailing 011)1. Send to Dr. li. . Pierce, Kutfalo. N. v., -I one-cent stamps for pa , per-eovered. or SI stamps for cloth-bound. If sick consult the Doctor, free of charge 1 by letter. All such communications are held sacredly confidential. , I'r. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets inviirorate , and regulate stomach, liver and bowels. v.rane and all young people desiring to join and enjoy tin se delightful' and instructive gatherings should see Koy Hackett, president cf the Union at once. EXCHANGE FEED STABLES "Church Day" will observed with all day program at the First Baptist church, Sunday, iVtoter . Officers will lie elected. reiorts from all departments of the work w i 1 be j giveu, refreshments will be served' ; and a grand time is anticipated. All ,' ''arKe ani Wagon Yard : friends cf the church are cvrdially in- j venient for hitching- I vi ted to participate iu the interesting 1 pris-eediuKS. 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