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THE IHKH'K RfTKR COCKIER TAGE EIGHT 1 li ,--.iWfiS!!!a!ef ,-i"1fTr' .r ii -V" ,; WITH THE CHURCHES Foster Sunday at Jlaptlftt Church. Special preparation In decorations and music will supplement the mes sage of the pastor on "The Chris tians Guarantee of a Resurrection GRANTS PASS TEAM DOWNED BY MEDFORD If the Grants Pass boys hadn't gone In the air. If they had only played their old The We respectfully want to direct your notice to our stock of vegetable and flower seeds, the line is very complete, fresh and true to name. Reasonable prices. J. Pardee t?Fr ont Street Grocer Mark PaHl Here the 15th. There are many ways In which the Black Pattl Troubadours differ from all colored attractions, and a visit to see this heat of all shows when It conies to the Opera house, Thursday, April 15, will compel those who have been complaining that all shows are alike to qualify this statement by adding, except the Black Pattl Troubadours, and this year, the 13th Trans-American and California tour Is mapped out to over most all of the largo cities of the American continent. "Iletter than a circus." Aye, even "better than a minstrel," Is the universal verdict of this season's Black Pattl Troubadours. The many now musi cal bits Include "The Shouting Time," "Silas Green From New Orleans," "Te.xarkana Anna," "Oh, My Miss Mnndy," "And So Was I," "Mandy Lane," "Move On, Mr. Moon." "Farewell Brother Silas," "Fare You Well." "I've Taken Quite a Fancy to You," "My New Orleans," and others. COMING K VENTS. April 13, Tuesday Declamatory contests at the High School. April 15, Thursday Black Fattl at tho opera houso. April 17, Suturday The Dunbar - il iWaii ft rA rana hla fit The hour Is 10:30. The Bible school game. e Ba'"e tucjr beelna Its friendlv contest "A Trip VW-uk- to Palestine." The Young People's meeting will be led by Mrs. F. C. hit Lovett; "Risen With Christ" is the topic. The evenius service will be ' In charge of the young people who will present an Easter program. A cordial Invitation Is extended. Christian Church. A special Easter sermon will be delivered at 11 a. in. next Sunday. The evening subject will be "I Know That My Redeemer Liveth." J. N. McC'onnell, pastor. M. i:. Church, South. Services at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Topics: "The Abundant Life," and "Self Control." IMblo school at 10 a. m.; Epworth League, 6:45 p.m. St. Luke's HpiHCopuI Church. Easter services: 8 a. in., celebra tion of the Holy Communion. 10 a, m., celebration of the Holy Commu nion. 11a. m., morning prayer and sermon. Service for Knights Tem plar. 4 p. m., Service for Sunday school. 7:30, evening prayer and sermon. Wednesday, April 14, meeting of Young Men's club at the Rectory at 7:45 p. m. Talk by Mr. II. L. Kel ley. Subject, "Fish Culture." Annual meeting of the Parish In the Guild hall Easter Monday evening, April 12 at 8 o'clock. Advent!!. Preaching service Sunday evening at the Seventh Day Adventlst church at 7:30, Bubject "What Christ Said to a Fool Man." Song Bervlce will be led by Mrs. W. W. Walker. A cordial welcome to all. First Christian Science Society. Christian Science services will be held In the W. O. W. hall at 11 a. m. Sunday, April 11, 1909. Sub ject "Are Sin, Disease and Death ileal : Wednesday evening meet ing at 8 p. m. In the reading room, room 5, north hall. Onera house block. All are cordially invited. Newman M. K. Church. Faster will be appropriately ob- Comimny. last number of the En-1 B('rv('d at hU church. Besides the tertalnment course. I EaBter hymns, the special music will April 19, Monday-Circuit Court ' be ' i1 Rt nu,rnln 8,,rvl( C: I i. i nnuw mni my iiodeemer I Liveth." 2. Easter carol, "Hall, Thou Glorious Easter Morn!" 3. convenes. If they had only got a good when most needed, If only a few of those costly errors could only have been postponed. I If it hadn't been such a cold, rainy ! rfnv In f'Ai't if it hadn't been for that little word "it" the result, oi last Sunday's game would have been altogether a different story, but it Is all over now and the score stood 9 to 3 after the squall, with Med-; ford at the big end, so there you are. The game started off fine and t dandy, the Medford boys taking tho ; lead in the second Inning by send-: Ing one man across the home plate j and two more in the third, but the! fans In the grand stand didn't mind j this In the least taking it all good I naturedly with a "just wait and see" j smile on their countenance, for the ' game was young yet with time to j spare, and it wasn't until the seventh when the final blow-up came and the unexpected happened, that they real ized the jig was up and the big thing all over. The local boys lost all con trol of themselves and the ball too for that matter, and he who was fortunate to make a stop or grand stand play proceeded to see how far he could heave It back to the wilder ness. But the boys did well, taking everything into consideration, and although the score didn't stand ex actly to suit some of the more en thusiastic fans, the game was not quite bo bad as the score Indicates and the boys promise to put up a better article of ball hereafter. The next game will be next Sun day on the local groundB when the Jacksonville bunch will come down to get their neudlngs. The boys will probably go to Medford next week to get revenge. Line Up: Grants Pass. Medford Williams bs Wilkinson Stephenson lb Clark Ihrasher 2b Miles H. Faublon 3b Effort Woods rf Sabln Cf Isaacs Smith If Autel p Probst S. Faublon c Sanderson Score by innings: i.rants I'ass 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 13 12 6 Medford ... 0 1 2 0 0 2 4 0 09 ' 9 3 Easter Is Mow i r at St s Height f 1 14 : i n hfrA 4 ' ; rX ! Sincerity Clothes Copyright "" t Legal llliuikN at the Courier. FKI IT GROWI KS. f Here Is tho greatest op portunity for you to make your baby orchard pay from tho day yon plant tho trees until they begin to benr. It has been proven by prac tlcal experiments that poul try running In orchards bene fit the trees by returning nitrogen to tho soil 500 hens will net you a profit of $10011 a year by actual flg- III e( Statl today and In six months your chickens begin paying you a profit-a double profit -one you can not nfford to nils. Send for our catalogue of the most profitable strain of chickens In Oregon today. Cunii Grnmlrt Poultry Co. KoHchurg Oregon. 4-9-1M Anthem. "Let the Nations Be Glad." 4. "Tho Ten Commandments." 5. Solo, "Resurrection Morn," Trof. McMurrny. fi. Carol. "Have You Heard tho Wondrous Story?" The evening hour will be devoted to n fine Easter Sunday school pro gram beginning at 7:30. There will bo fine music and lots of It, both vocal and Instrumental, solos, an thems, carols, class exercises and a reading by Mrs. Laura Thomas Gun nell. Sunday school at 10 n. m.; Epworth League at fi:30. Every body welcome. Itctlmny Presbyterian Church. There will be a special Easter ser vleo In the morning nt 1 1 o'clo k. Tho topic for the morning will b. "The Risen Christ." For the chlldrcns, sermon, "The Beautiful Change Taught In Nature." In the evening at 7:30 o'clock, the Sunday school will have an entertaining service of recitations and songs. Theme, "Christ Is Arisen." Tho bell ringing of the Dunbars Is a pleasing feature of their entertain ment, and this alone Is worth the price of admission. Do not miss It. Tickets 35c, f.Oc and 75c. We Have the Choicest Line of Teas and Coffees to !o 1'ouml anywhere in the country. Here are some of them: TEAS (ioMcn Crown Japan ( l' D. Spulcr Linton's Hloiul Schilling Hulk Spider Lei; Bulk (lun Powder Trophy Uneoloml COFFEES No. 70 Uleiul (Host M Fancy (lautamala Monopolc M. ,1. R National Crest Palace Cur Wadco All the Standard Prices Teas have advanced but we are stilt selling at the same old price. C. F. DIXON. H Front Stre (Irorer Inter District Debate An event which should be of much interest to the people of Grants Pass in the debate to be held at the Opera House on Friday, April 23, b"'wecn teams representing the High School of this city and that of Junction City, Oregon. The state Is divided Into four debating dis tricts, Grants Pass has won the championship In the Southern Ore gon District and Junction Cltv hn. won In the Willamette Valley DIs- trlct. The winner of this debate on the 23rd will meet the winner of a similar delate between teams rep resenting the Eastern Oregon and Columbia River Districts, to decide the state championship. Thus If the Grants Pass team should win on tho 23rd tV'iv v. ill he still one deYH to be won In order to secure the slate championship. The question for debate Is a very Interesting one. "Resolved, that the United States should adt.pt a system of bounties nnd subsidies for the protection of the men bant marine." Grants Puss will defend the nega tive side of the question. Everv loyal citizen of Grants Pass should make nn effort to be present at this debate. A large and enthusiastic audience will stimulate the home lenm. There Is no better way of a vertMng o,ir community thin through the schools for in thus tuMni: ptu-t In this Inter-dlstrb t de bate, the si hooN f oUr ,.ty re brought Into prominence throughout the stnte. The Grants Pass school w rcnresent..l In. it.,... w... '" in j .Mirum, Jose phine Handle and Errol Gllkcy. The junction city team Is composed two i;lrls and on loy. Mr. O. S. ninnchnrd t the debate. No matter where you are going; Sunday, Monday or Tuesday, we can Jit you out with just the suit you want to make you look your best; Prices $10, $12.50, $15, $18, $20, $22.50 and $25. A GUARANTEE WATCH IN THE POCKET OF EACH SUIT Easter Neckwear 25c, 35c, '50c. Special in Dress Gloves $1.25 and $1,50. Nugget aid Stetson Hats Every Shape and Style The sailor or yacht straw hat for Men and young Men, $1.25 up to 5.00. Geo. S. Calhoun Company "Outfitter to Boy and Man" i ii i nrn rrmTm n ! nun i h rrmiMiaaraaaB.iiaiii iMaaawflirmiii n i r uv. TMasa h m as possible of the business men to attend. It Is to be hoped that a large number of our citizens will turn out on Monday night and take an interest in this important mat ter. Three Pines Platted. County Surveyor Fred Mensch re turned Friday morning from Three Pines where he has just completed surveying a townslte for the Three Pines Timber Co. Three Pines Is located about four miles north of Merlin and Is the terminal on the railroad of the lumber flume which Is being built by the Three Pines Timber Co. from their large timber holdings near the head of Jump-off- loe. The flume when comnleted II be about 1 1 miles long. Less than a mile now remains to be built. Tne flume delivers the lumber con. t Wall 'Paper tlnually for its own extension and when completed will furnish com paratively free delivery of lumber to the railroad. A lumber yard and planing mill will be put In on com pletion of the flume and the rail road spur at Three Pines will be ex tended to connect therewith. The townslte comprises about 20 acres, platted In 25 and GO foot lots and the location Is very attractive. STOMACH AGONY be of will preside 44mV44Hi i t ! Abolish the Cnuse, and Misery nnd Distress of Indigestion Will Vanish. Can Indigestion be cured? Hun dreds of thousands of 'people who suffer from belching of gas, bilious ness, sour stomach, fullness, nausea, shortness of breath, bad taste In mouth, foul breath, nervousness and other distressing symptoms, are ask ing themselves that question dally. A I Jat A 1 ... f auu u inese same aoubtlDg? peptics could only read the fit sands of sincere letters from iK who once suffered as badly at i do now, but who have been qui and permanently cured byikti of Ml-o-na, the mighty ' iwf remedy that cures by removtaj cause, they would go to Htm-. this very day and get a larjtt of Ml-o-na tablets. The price of Ml-o-na tablet! k tees tnem to cure Indigestion j money back. Thin or lean or scrawny p-,' will find In Mi-o-na a maker ol'( and blood, because It causw i stomach to extract more niitri: matter from tho food. Hi (m Cures catarrh or money back. If breathe It in. Complete outfit, tarfc. inJuUerfl. Extra bottles OOo. Dnr J Wall ! Paper Shall We Have it Float. 0 IV Thomas, one of the dire, tors of tho Hose Festival of PorMan 1. ar Hved hue Thursday nnd Friday went bfore the Commercial Club with th proposition to hav- Grants l ass Jos.pliine county represented In the rme festival parade bv a float. The matter was discussed t onto length, hm It was decided to bold a apodal meeting on Monday rvorlne t. determine what Khali be done. Secretary lllanchard of the 'lub a requested to get as many Wall ! Paper Hall's Art Store Kesldone Telephone. Store Telephone, 1051 Eat Msrtlett le&r Partlelt Petri Good News For housekeepers; This is the season of the year when good wholesome j fruit will keep tho system free from disorder, j j DELICIOUS Bart ett Pears rut up by tho Grants Pass Canning Co. can k 'ought of All Grocers at prices within tho roach of all. jfjUO 1 g 25c This price is made by tho Cannery to raise monej and is less than cost. Nothing but pure sugar syrup and choice fruit used in these goods. 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