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SYLVAN
This week we are mak
ing a special sale ot the
Sylvan Soaps, price of
which may be seen in our
window. These are sup
erior to many of the high
priced imported Toilet
Soaps and 'yu will be
pleased if you try them.
They are delightfully per
fumed with either Violet,
Heliotrope or that most
refreshing odor of the
Sandal wood.
Sabios Drag Store
j One of the Moody
ran away Saturday
wood yard team
and for a time
rufle things pretty lively. As the
wagon was going Into a yard oot in
the iontheastern part of tlie city, tlie
doubletree broke and the team lnft the
wagon and came np town on the ran
with the liaeletreei hitting their heels
at every jump. They came to a halt
in front of the Oregon Supply Com
pany's etore bnt iu doing so almost
ran over Mrs. J. H. Consino, knock
ing her down and rendering her urj
oonsoions. Later it was discovered
that she was not seriously injured,
bat qntte badly braised.
Oar American Stock and Rabbit
Fence is made especially for the needs
of the Fruit Orowers of Southern
Oregon as it will torn both rabbits
and stock. S Id only by Hair-Riddle
Hdw, Co
Vov.nl, weigh and meamre everything yon
Auv American Grocer.
The
White House
Gfocerv
A. U. BANNARD
The Furniture Man
The Draymen have been busy
all week hauling our new fur
niture to our ware rooms we
are too busy to write patticulars
this week.
Come in and
H I III I I I I I I 1 I 1 I 1 M -
PERSONAL ITEMS.
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"IMI I I'M'
j Mrs H. W. Warrington left Wednes
, day for Roseborg to join her husband
j who has a real estate easiness there,
j Agent R. K. Montgomery was able
j to be at his office this weet after a
: siega of sickness.
Rev. Robert McLean, George H.
j Parker and J. Pardee, attended
Presbytery and Synrd at Ashland this
week.
I CLOSING OUT ocr stock of glass-
ware regardless of cost Hair-Riddle
Hdw. Co.
j Mrs. Gilkey, Sr., mother of H. L.
Gilkey, returned to this city this
week after a visit with her son at
Corvallis.
! Miss Daisy Cole, who is'now teach
ing the Wolf Creek school was in town
lait Sunday.visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs R. D. Cole.
J. C. Campbell has returned from
Roseborg where he has been visitog
some months witb bis daughter and
her husband.
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r-a .Dlxcn, j m Tuffs and Rob
Crockett left Monday In the Diion
Auto for Grave creek on hnnting
and Ashing trip.
P. H. Harth has been'conficed to
on nome this week on account of
sickness, bat is improving and in a
few days will be oat of doors again.
war aa carload (this year) of
American Fence" has arrived and
we are now able to furnish yoo with
any style yoo may desire. Hair
Riddle Hdw. Co.
Wm. Breitmayer & Son, recent ar
rivals in this valley have purchased
80 acres of land from Wm. Byrne, four
miles sonth of town in the Fraitdale
district and have began the erection
of a borne.
A. Morrison of Portland, represent
ing the American Steel and Wire
Company, is in the city and while
here will visit manv of the farms and
orchards adjoining Grants Pass, show
ing hit wares.
V. E. Wentworth, agent for the
New York Air Brake Co. and Post
master Donnel, left Satarday night
for a 10 days oatiog. They expected
to go into the Bear Camp country,
taking their outfit from West Fork
by pack train.
Miss Minnie Ireland, who baa been
visiting in Minnesota for the past six
weeks, went to Chicago last week,
Tuesday and spent a few days with
Mist Mitilda Barrett, who at one time
waa a resident of Grants Pass, hav
ing a deek In the Courier office. The
train lrt-wbich Miss Ireland traveled
to Chicago was wrecked and the pas
senger badly shaken op, Miss Ireland,
fornnately was not hart.
B. 0. Pratt arrived Tuesday morn
ing from Boston ou hi annual trip to
look over the property of the Swastika
Mioing Co. on Jump-otT-Joe, of which
property he is the principal owuer.
The Swastika for the pan year has
been nnder the management of A. C.
Howland, who has made an eiccllent
record both at the Swastika and on
other properties. The work accom
plished the past year has been several
times as great as in any previous year.
Ladies have yon seen' those bargains
in Glassware that Hair-Riddle Hwd.
Co. is offering fn their closing out
sale?
Window glass and putty at Hair
Riddles. H. O. Telford of Klamath Falls ar
rived in Grants Pass Satarday night
to visit his sisters, the Misses Hattle
and Emma Telford. Mr. Telford says
that Klamath Falls will toon be
connected by rail, as there are now
but six miles of staging necessary to
make the trip. Mr. Telford and ion
are in the boat ballding business.
Ray Telford it at present engineer on
the government survey boat en
Klamath lake.
See the 'Poo
kOOUii RIVKR COUklKR. GRANTS PASS, OREGON, OCTOBER
1 Roy Wilson returned
from Portland
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MUVf AU4U.TVCTI1 IUUIUUUIi
was re
ceived this wtek by O. H. Carner.
Save money 25 per cent by buying
enamelled ware displayed in Cramer
Bros, window.
The Presbytery of Southern Oregon
and the Synod of Oregon have been in
session at Ashlaud this week. Rev.
Root. McLean and Geo. Parker repre
sent ratnany rreeDyterlan i;nurcl).
No solid joints in "American
Wire Fenoe" every joint is hluged
which allows the fi-nca to conform to
rough ground and give when a special
strain come upon it without stretch-
nig tne wires.
MABH.IED.
DAMKKOGER-M A R 8 H A L L At
Santa Cms, Cal., Friday, October
21. 1W8. Walter B. Damkroger and
Miss Madgi Marshall.
The bride was one of the popular
school girls of Grants Pass, who re
moved witb ber parent to California
aboot fonr years ago. She has many
friends here who offer heartiest best
wishes.
DIED.
GREEN At Gazelle, California
October 2, 1908, Mrs. L. 8. Green,
aaed 27 years, 10 mouth and 17
day
Funeral services were held Tues
day from the home of her uncle, H.
G. Ktstersun in this city.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
At 10:80 the pastor will preach on
"The Narrowness Required for Life. "
The Bible school meets at II :4S and is
is in charge of R. K. Hackett. The
Yonng Peoples meeting will be h d
by its president, Craigie Sharp This
service opens at !:80 topic, "Com
mending oor Society; By diligent
committee Work" Evening Gospel
8-rvice with sermou rn "The Un
selfish Christ" A cordial welcome is
extended
NEWMAN M. E. CHURCH.
The pastor will preach at the morn
ing srevice and the chorus choir will
sing an anthem. In the evening at
7:80 a "Kerfioe of Song" will be
given by Prof. McMtirray, assisted bv
the choir, Mr. Walter, and a
girls chorus of 20 voices A abort
history of the hymns to be long to
gether with the peculiar circumstance
that inspired them, will be given.
Sunday school at 10, Junior League,
8. Epworth League at 6:80.
fcverbody welcome.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
SCIENTIST.
'PYirlflHnn RniAnrn RnaAfnff rnnm
Tl7 E street near Second. Services
Sunday, October, 11th 11 a. m.
Subject "Are Bin Disease aud Death
Real?" Wednesday meeting 8 p. m.
All are cordiality invited to attend.
Do yon want the Beat? Then buy
Claust Scissors and Shear from
Cramer Bros.
NOTICE.
My wife, Minnie Everton, hat left
my bed and board without just cause
and I will not be resposible for any
debts contracted by her.
10-3-5t. ELMER EVERTON.
We are amazed at the number of
Fireside Garland Heater we are tell
ing. Everybody likes them.
Special rate on woolen blankets for
80 days 25o per pair at the French
Laundry. Phone 661.
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That (ha srVae era lnlure at Mm tns
That Hi t.no ! stiMir adlusiaaw to ssmm rui4.
That tha atay will not a.parata lrm Ih. strand.
That the- fane h all right In awnr aartloular.
Could you ask any more definite protection t Your complete satisfaction fa
veturrd.
Cramer Bros.
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LOCAL EVENTS.
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Something over 100 of our citixen
visitad Medford during the fair.
W. M. Colvig of the firm of Durham
& Colvig, was a passenger on the 6:85
northboud train Tuesday eveuing, and
be.'witb another geutleman, took a
straw vote of those on board. There
were 99 vote and 09 of these favored
Taft, 20 for Bryan aud 10 for other
candidates.
If you ose "American Stock or
Rabbit Fence" amuud your orchard
and vineyard, yon are sure to protect
them from rabbits aud stock. Sold
only by Hair-Riddle Hdw. Co.
City Marshall L. MoGrew captured
L. A. Reman Thursday afternoon and
Friday turned liiin over to an officer
from Portland. Reman was wanted
in Portlaod on the charge of forgery
and the officials here have been on
the lookout for him for several day.
If you want a butcher knife that
will take a Brit class edge and hold it,
get an A. J. Jordan's hand made aud
hand turned. Every knife goaranteed
to be perfect. Sold ouly by Hair-Riddle
Hdw. Co.
Monday evening last Mr. and Mrl.
P. H. Harth celebrated their Fortieth
wedding auniveriary. A number of
their old time friends were ou baud to
make the occasion an e"joayble one.
Mr. aud Mrs. Harth are pioueers of
Grants Past aud daring the evening
many reminiscences of the early days
were Indulged in.
1900 Wasbert at Hair-Riddle's.
A tired part) consisting of A.
Letcher, Lincoln Savage and Will
Moore are back from a two weeka
hunting trip at Bear Camp. They
intended to atay longer bat their hflrset
name home after four dayt outing.
leaving them only a couple of moles.
so the hunters thought they bad better
return before the mule left them.
They found the hunting excellent aud
regretted to lea it. They got two
bear and five bucks.
Stone jars and churn at Hair-Riddle.
Louis Webo. who waa reoently ar
rested on the charge of setting fire
which burned In the neighborhood of
90,000 acres of timber in Del Norte
ooonty, California, baa been taken to
San Francioao by tba U. S. authorities
and will be tried at that plaoe. The
Forestry Department officials, who are
responsible for Webb' arrest claim
that they have a clear case against
him, and Webb claims be can prove
hi Innocence.
A Fireside Garland Heater 1 a coo
tinoal delight. On band in three sites
at Cramer Bros.
Grant Pass covers so much ground
that it might well be called a city of
magnificent distances. The traveler
who happens Into town would not im
agine that the building going on in
the residence section at the preseut
time represent an outlay of over 50,.
000, yet suoh is the case. Added to
these are a
oouple of brick basinet
block and other tructure In the
down town lection.
CARLOAD JUST ARRIVED
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NOW. Every agent handling " PITTSBURGH PERFECT " feocca it author
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Program for Friday and Saturday
PICTURES
Breaking into Society. Tracked By Police Dogs. A Joyous
Surprise. SONG You're as Welcome as the Flowers in May
MATINEE SATURDAY AT 2:30
ADMISSION TEN CENTS
COUNTRY BOYS WANTED
FOR BUSINESS POSITIONS
Business men of Oakland and San
Francisco, and other large cities,
want young men reared in the country
to prepare for commercial positions.
Experience baa shown that the
average boy from the farm has bahita
of industry and integrity that make
for success. The Polyteohnto Busi-.
nest College of Oakland, Cal , has
made a phenomenal record in training
and placiug young men and women iu
business positions and the College 1
so located a to provide homelike ac
commodations at very low rates.
It ia said that every young man who
hat takeu the oouiplete course in busi
ness training at this College has re
ceived remunerative employment np
on gradaation. An illustrated Cata
losue will be sent free to anyone who
will write to Prof. W. E. Gibson, 80R
Twelfth street, Oaklaud, Cal. 10-9 It
Just arrived, a carload of Pittshnrg
Perfect Fencing Cramer Bros.,
agents.
THE GREAT REYIVAL
AT CHRISTIAN CHURCH
The Whiston revival at the Christ
ian church begins with good aud
iences. Over 200 the first night.
The general opinion 1 that Evange
list Whiston is great preacher. He
has unbounded enthusiasm. Hi ser
monsare short and pointed and people
do not become tired out as with many
evangelists. Whiston appeals to
thinking people. One characteristic
of the attendance 1 a larga number
of men, word of praise for Whiston
and hi methods.
Hi (abject for Sunday Oct. 11th,
11 a. m. "The Headship of Christ."
7:80 p. m. A sermon to skeptics,"
Some Absolute Cer'aintlea of the Gos
pel". On Sunday night the question box
will be started. Whiston has a novel
n ethod of osing the question box. Mr.
Longman, the tenor sol 1st, is pleating
the people greatly. Words of com
mendation are heard 'on every side for
hit work. Ha tings two solos every
night, the first one earlv In the ser
vice aud all who com lat miss the
first solo.
Each service begins promptly at
7 :4A and lasts one hoar.
The meetiug will continue in
definitely Mr. F. M. Lnoai I home after a
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Minnesota and iu the Wllliamette
valley.
Science has developed something Infinitely
better than the old-style wrap or clamp.
"folTTSBURGH PERFECT"
FENCES ARE WELDED
BY ELECTRICITY.
This is the modern method of construction. Years of life are
added through the elimination of serious fence defects.
A WRAP holds moUturt, cracks the gstvanlrln; and allows the water to attack the bare wire. A small
amount of displaced eilvanlzlnj on "PITTSBURGH PERFECT" REINFOP1CES THE PRO
TECTION ACAINST RUST AT THE ELECTRICALLY WELDED JOINT examine tht joint.
STAYS CANNOT SLIP. They art always ust where they were put. Stay and strand wire
become one piece when the union is made. The fence is like a solid sliect of perforated steel.
Every Rod is Guaranteed Perfect.
Don't allow your prejudice In favor of t'ie rjoirfty-decilning and sow antiquated methods you haw
heretofore known, to warp your good judgment.
" PITTSBURGH PERFECT" FENCES REPRESENT PROGRESS, because hundreds of
thousands of dollar worth of standard material it dally welded by electricity.
The hoop on the average sugar barrel in the Isolated country grocery store it aa electrically welded
product.
If vour wifon was made In a larve factory, tts tires were welded by
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tnirvclout process, producing " THE VELD
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SOME BARGAIN POINTERS
Newc Note From th Business
Man to Kotdera.
Dr. Flanagan,
Physician and Dentist
(to to Oorun (or Plumbing.
J. E. Peterson, Pioneer Insurance Man.
Furlt Jars at Hair-Riddle Hdw Co.
M. Clement Prescription Druggist.
Stone jars and churns at Hair-Riddles.
A splendid line ol Royal Charter Oak
Ranges atCoron't
Stone jars and churns at Hair Rid
dles. Alfred Letcher, Registered Optour
etrist and Jeweler In Dixon sold stand.
Front street. Eye tested free.
Bert Barber, of Elton, Wis., says:
"I have only taken fonr doses of De
Witts Kidney and Bladder Pills ana
they bave doue fur me more than auy
other inedicin has ever done. Sold
bv Model Drug Store.
Go to Ike Davis' aud look at those
tewing Maohinet which he la telling
at I3.A0 each your choice of eight
and tell him yoo saw the Ad in the
Courier. 10-9 I t
Patton's
teed for S
Bros.
Sun Proof Paint, guaran
years, are sold by Cramer
COMING EVENTS.
Oct 10, Saturday Dance at Savage
Creek hall. Tickets, including sup
per and horse feed, fl.SO. 10-9 U
Oct 13. Monday " Uncle Josh Perk In
at Opera Hons.
Oct 18. Quarterly meeting of Com
mercial Club, election of officer.
Oct 13., Tueaday Montana Limitet
at Opera house.
Oct 18, Thursday "Foor Corner of
the Earth, " at Opera House.
Oct W, FrUay Isle of Spice at Opera
House.
October
oloee.
20, Tueaday Registry Book
Oct 21, Wednesday" Richard
an
iTlDgle't Minstrel.
Oct S3, Thursday, Nashville Stu
dents" Opera House.
Oct 87 Tuesday "At Cripple Creek,"
Opera House.
Oct. 80, Friday Hallowe'en Social
given bf Ladles of Presbyterian
oboroh in church parlors.
Oct. 81, Saturday The Dunbars First
number of the Lyoeum course. Opera
House.
Woolen blanket washed without
shrinking at 2fio per pair for 80 daya
only Frenob Laundry. Phone ML
10 6 3t
electricity.
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