FRIDAY, AUGt'ST flt
PAOK fciUHJ
. ... A A-
GROCERIES
XITI ROGUE RIVER OOUR1EII.
Crawford
Peaches
Will soon be ready, and we
expect to have a good supply
at right prices.
Also Fruit Jars.
J. Pardee
Tjie Front Street Grocer
( osr of livixo iii:.i'i:i:i.
Ilene.
Over O Half Million People
filed in Oregon Alone.
When you can Have about 30 per
cent on the cost of an article and at
1 ho same time gt the hlghi-Ht stand
ard of (iiallly at a time when mot
manufacturers are talking of raising
prices Ih Hoiucthlng that ronnumen
Hhould i)t forget. The price made
on this particular article Is not a
price forced by competition, nor Ih
It a price made In a spirit of phllan
tliroiiv. It Is made strictly as a
bimlnesfi proposition; the Idea being
that a largo business with small
profits Is better than a small busi
ness with large profits.
Made of the finest grade of cream
of tartar, It Is put up In tins of all
sl.es, the most economical sizes per
haps are the 3-ponnd cans selling
for $ 1 .00 and the 5-pound cans sell
ing for $1.0.r.
It Is now generally conceded by all
tlutt there Is nothing on the market
showing more merit for quality and
price tluin the article here referred
to Cleveland Superior (taking Powder.
PEIWONAL AND LOCAL
4 4 -f
Mrs. Volney Colvig leaves this
Friday for Riddle to visit friends.
Mrs. Chas. Nail, of Glendale, was
a Grants Pass visitor Thursday.
Alfred Hamilton left Sunday for
Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, and Missoula,
Mont., to make application for riungs
on the Indian reservations there.
Mr. and Mrs.'C. G. Farr, who have
spent the past two months in this
city visiting old friends, left Friday
for their home at Hoise, Idaho.
CIoxiiiK out Kefrigerators at 20
per cent IIh iilliil ai nair-iuuuie
Hardware (Vs.
Mrs. Dick Guthrldge and baby ar
rived here Thursday evening from
Klamath Falls to visit, her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery.
Clarence Moody, who has spent the
past few months In the vicinity of
Grass Valley, Cal., arrived here
Thursday evening to visit his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. S. V. Moody.
Mis. Amy Itooth Holmes and little
son, Itooth, left Thursday evening
for Portland and alter a few days'
visit there will go to the Seattle fair
for a week or ten days.
Miss Ada Smith, who has spent
the past few weeks visiting with the
family of her cousin, F. U. Smith, of
this city, left Wednesday for her
home at Walker, Ore.
Misses Annie Flester and Bertha
McCann arrived here Wednesday
from their home at Kerby and will
SOCIAL EVENTS
A small party consisting of the
Misses Evelyn Mitchell, George
Coron and Mrs. Claud Davis, and
Messrs. Claud Davis, William Riggs
and Vernon Anderson took a Sunday j
outing on Rogue river making the
trip by boat from Grants Pass to
vicinity of Hells Gate. The boat was
loaded on a wagon and the party
returned via Merlin. The party had
a very enjoyable time, but some en-
Joyed the ride overland and others
took the train after reaching Merlin.
Miss Fannie Abrama entertained
in a week end party Saturday even
in',' and Sunday, Miss Ethel Liirch
beins the guest of honor. Saturday
the guests formed into a walking;
party and enjoyed the delightful!
evening strolling through the city
limits. Sunday morning was smorit i
driving and viewing th different
points of interest in and around
Grants Pass, and after a delicious
lunch had been served and partaken
of, the guests finished out the day !
In true Western style In horseback 1
riding. Sunday evening was passed !
In strolling through the grove of j
oaks near the Maxwell home down
the river and lounging on th,e banks
of the beautiful lake adjoining. This
form of entertainment was most
gratifying to all who participated,
and especially so to Miss Birch, as
she, being a visitor from Philadel
phia, was given an opportunity to
110 Per cent discount on Itefrlgeru
tors at. Ilair-Klddle Hindu are (Vs.
Hot Weather (lollies.
Don't swelter Oils hot weather. We
have nn abundance of summer
weight suits at those specially re
duced prices. Also several lines of
cool, refreshing underwear. C. P.
Bishop & Co.
Closing out Itel'Hueniioi at 20
per rent discount at Hair-Kiddle
II irdwnre Vs.
Key. 1. K. Honeywell, wife and
three i hi!. lien left Thurxlay evening
for Seattle to visit the fair, after
which they will return to their home
III ('Mi nv.o. I iiirliu: their short sta.v
in our city lliey weie cl'.e'i an oppor
tunity to see the ill y liy the con I t. ,'
of A. ('. Chun hill. win in.. I, them
ever the i Ity In tils iiMtonieldle. Mr.
lining well was so well pleased with
Grants Pass (hat he thinks he may
linv property and locate here in the
near future. While In the city l!ev.
Hone) well anil family were the
gnosis of Mr. an. I Mrs. A It Cornell,
at their Inline on It street.
For the newest In tailor made
suits see KHen In Albert Building.
Hy a special arranueinent we are
enabled to supply the S. F. Dally
Hullelln and Courier one year at $3.
Willi;
a nis
Talcum Powder
Four reasons
for the rap
idly growing
popularity
of Williams'
T a 1 c u m
V o w d c r .
1. The finest
Talc the worhl ailords.
2. The sweetest, dain
tiest perfumes.
3. Most artistic boxes.
4. The 1 1 ingeil Top
that prevents sticking,
leaking anil loss of perfume.
mm
km
see something of the western life
h.'ivii tt.lu fcVlrlnv v.nlnir for Seattle i .. ...
' ' " ana surrounding srenery, while en
to attend the fair. JoylnR the outdoor exerpIsei
Miss Eva Itlce, of Portland, and
Mrs. Delia Crawford, of Dillard, Ore.,
left Sunday for their respective
homes, after a short visit with their
niece, Mrs. Joe Wharton, and nep
hew, Geo. Riddle, of this elty.
Mr. and Mrs. W. It. Kelley, of San
Antonio, Tex., who have been visit
ing tit the home of Mr. and Mrs. C.
C. Hall on their pleasant farm home
near this city, left Thursday evening
for Seattle and will make a tour of
'the west before returning to hcl"
' Texas home.
Wallace Galbreath, a resident of
Giants Pass some 1!) years ago, ar-
rived hero Tuesday and will prob
ably Invest and remain. Mrs. Gnl
i breath arrived Friday morning ami
'they both returned to their home at
jSisUwiu to pack up their effects for
removal to Grants Pass.
Mrs. 1. M. Davis and daughter,
Miss Elizabeth, left Thursday eveii
ilng for an outing trip to extend over
! novel al weeks. They will visit re
latives at Clackamas, Portland and
i Washington points and w ill probably
take In the fair before returning
home.
1 Mrs. Dora Nelson, of Portland. ,nr
' rived 'a Gi ants I'a---, Wednesday to
vl'dt her sister, Mrs. II. I,. I lerzin-er.
i Mr. end Mr. I.imv.pv llrown and
hit1. and Mr. Mro ' n' sister, Mis.
;'. V. Cbav r. came dow n from Hills,
Cii., Thursday to vlsli relal Ives here.
V I 1 I ail 1 1" I 'e. nnep .! eiit t i
Tab nt Friday mornlne, to visit
friends for a low dn s.
. A. 'I'll. Unas, c.eiieral manager of
the l ulled Copper Cold I'ii , at I'i' k
'ell I'l'lek, let! Wed, ,iv ee.i'..
i lor his homo at Salotn, after a vl li
jl' this propel til v 1 of Hie week.
in Tuesday all of the ofllcois of the
company were present ut the mines
I als company now has one nf t!i
most io t Ive i amps In Josephine
county, w tli :m men on the payroll,
anil head office at Salem.
meTcingSaturday, Aug'. 7 Si Saturday, Aug'. 14
We will make this a sale that will break every low price record, and anni
hilate all the profits and a big part part of the cost. All our SUMMEh CLOTH
ING, FURXISIIINGs; STRAW HATS and MEN'S OXFORDS must now oet j
move on themselves. We want the room for new stock and we want the monev
No matter what you may want in summer floods it will be dumped out to you at.
il OlhilGll oust. Wc will clean out the tock quicK double quicK.
Special & film
I llll J UUIItJ
The remaining numbers of our Men's
and Younii Men's Suits, values raniring
from $12 to $20, all dumped
into one lot ,at
Men's Straw, Panama snd
Crash Hats
$2.50, $3.00 and $3.50 Straw
$7.45
Miss Hazel Williams entertained
a few friends Thursday evening in
a delightful little dinner party in
honor of Miss Clare Kremer and
Hazel Kuykendall, who are visiting
friends here. Each of the young
ladies present was requested to make
herself a dainty honnet before she
was allowed to partake of the de
licious dinner served bv Mrs. Wil-
jliams. They were made of tissue
.nnper and were elaborately triin-
mod with lai'e hows. These bou
quets the little ladies wore when they
I went in a body to the home of Miss
j Elizabeth Pa vis, whom they escorted
:to the evening train for her depart-
are on her vacation. Those present
at the dinner party were: Misses
Esther La III if, Irene Kendall, Clare
' Kremer, Il.rrel Keybeiidall, llirdie
and Violet I",.,.;.., Maude Williams,
'.Hazel William.' end Master Carl
j Williams. MuMe and names were
, Indulged In and ;:!' were delighted
' With the ent.'l tallllie nt furnished by
.their hostess.
Men's Pants
One lot special $2.50 and $5
values. Dump Sale Price
Hats, at
$7.50 and $8.50 Panamas ro
at
IL4S
$4.25
$1.75
Boy's Knee Pants Suits
Wc have about 40 Boys' Suits, consist
ing of blue serge, fancy worsteds and
cheviots, prices ranging regularly from
$o to 5)8. 1 our choice dur
ing this Dump Sale
One lot special $1.00 to $2.00
values, at
One lot 35c, 50c and 75c val
ues at
iSc
ISc
Men's Summer Underwear
$2.75
Men's 3.oc and 40c Balbriggan
Underwear at
17k
Wed-, -day ,
Mr. and Mrs. v
ii fare-.M 11 lav.n
on C and S . : i
of .Mr-. Wii!;,.
While.
I'l l sent a
anlly
lust hot'
each g .
menu i a
hat the
i.r;
V,
' t v
lle e
d 111
V V
,1
or last
WniVu
at their
1 street, ill
: isier, Mi.,s
'' .ilioiit nil
nia:; l'a--ed
Just the opportunity for you to ge
that boy his school suit.
Men's Oxfords
All new 190'J styles not a back num
ber in the lot.
5.00 and $0.00 Florsheinis.
Dump Sale Price
$4.00 Walk -Overs. Dump
Sale Price
Walk-
One lot special
$1.00 values
50c, 75c and
35c
$4.25
$3.25
:5.."0
Sale P
Overs. Dump
$2.65
Men's Shirts
One lot Golf Shirts, $1.25 to
$2.00 values, special
One lot Men's Work Shirts,
special
Hundreds of other articles
space forbids us to mention.
Come, see and be convinced.
75c
35c
which
KeiiK'inbor, this nule will lat but a short time, and the buyer who take?
advantage of our Dump Sale Prices will rejoice and be glad and the buyer who
fails to do so will regret and repent of a lost opportunity. Everything goes.
(ell W;.
.: I, led
to
Illl.
el'
i i
St.
gave
home
honor
I. yd hi
Pleas- j
ii.i-i .
; rved I
ill a i
1
;ui
i ; weri
.I' I'm
'. ami
mod ,y
the deserved.
To pass
this
by
will be an
injustice
to
your
pocllet
booK
Jin
v V
l Ih
en!
I !;,
'Ill
oloi-ed I'orter llt i'l'ouldex.
Considerable ei Iteinent incu rretl
at the depot Thursday inornlnn mi
the arrival of the first sertioii of No
lu. Several of the Iiovh who were
xelllir; fruit nt the train were entov-
aiei r.
'fer. at r
as liii'ee
name ,
niut li
the i;
lie! ;
ho
l epa
luo-1
was spi
drawings whleli oath miost l:.hl born
requested lud, Some of these
were found to . very artbtle. others
very humorous and all of th, m ,.x
tretiiely (u,. Ualpl) l.oiuiey was
declared to be the nrtlst of ihe even
Inn, he hnvlni; funilsheil a splendid
GPN!'! PASS, OREGON
Wli
or.
v " '" r mud to amply
for their trouble, ri,,.
jable part of tile , v,.nln,.
:t In exatnluliii; the original
n run
l'or Sub
HO
I
Ml present were delighted
i voiilni;'. entertainment.
Ill, ..f .. I. ..I .... . .
.....,r.. im nun, i, .( nn, nu ,1
Inn themselv,'!. at the expense (,r one ! reward for hlM merit, he was pres,.nt
of the neuro potters In the diner and ',.,1 with the entire collodion of
were cainiiK mm Miowtutir w hen . drawings
tile colored muitletnatl took exeep- w It h t h
i ion in uie inline ami picking up u .
piece of coal nl'.out three Inches In j , "neighborhood" plenle was held
dlam. ter he threw It at IVter Kenny, on North 10th street Tuesday even
Htrlklni: him a hard blow In the head. ; Ini! In hh h all the neighbors of
makliiK n imly cut and knocl,lnK the j that section of the city were present
lad down, licfore he could rcnaln land everyone was Klven nn excellent
Mi. ?.... 1 1... i . l.i t.
......... .... ... Mu !.u iii iv nun iiiioiuei j opportunity to m t ncnualntcd
mow in i ne eat k w mi another piece ' his next door
to In nine ai iiiainted with hi,, m xi
d.mr iio.;hbor, and verv oft. n when
we meet them at a friend's lions.'
we will be surprise.! to find what
' nnj.Tbl people they realty are ami
how Well we
net busy and
hood" picnics
lilie t beiii. Kvorybody
haw more "iicl';hhor
and not aciiualnted.
Miss Susie Ilannard entertained
a number of friends last Friday
evenlnu' In honor of her cousin, Miss
Klhol Hindi, of l'hlladel.hla. Die
order of entertainment was some
thing out of the usual, belli i; a pro
tresslve contest nviy of five tables.
The vouiik people found their places
nt the tables In the following man
ner: Kurh one was presented with
a picture, cut from a magazine, con
taining the names of the different
quests tuid they took their places nt
the tables In nccordance to the huk
Restlons In the pictures. At one
amuslnn names were Indulged in
whh li made the hours pass ell too
quickly, maliln.n this one of the jolll
est little affairs participated in by
the youim people of the city. Those
present, besides the family, were
Mr. and Mrs. C. I1, Hishop, Misses
Lillian and Laura Hlnns, Miss earn
er, Misses Kannle Abrams, Jessie
Mastln, Tulare Llnkey, Christina
McLean, Miss Warner, Miss Tlnne;
Messrs Kd VanDyke, Robert McLenn,
Kdward McLean. Ralph Looney, Hur
ley Stouacher, K. 11. Oldlnn. '
depend I
upon I
SKLLS DRUGS
of coal ahout six liu hes across.
Chef of police McLean boarded
the train to arrest the man hut the
porter locked the door and rcfimed
him admittance. telegram was sent
to Vhland to have the porter held
there and IVpntv l'Kh Warden Clan
ton. w th Karl Albro and .lohn Cal
lltl. tw.i boys who were 1 1 n !. to
the f"n',':. wee' to li!and on t
set on Miction of No 1 T. to Identl'y
the o'feilder
1 tie ne i' ro w a bi oiuht
Pnxs ',"i Nil l Thurd.iv
The i in,!. n tor w n l.uh to
him ms he w a j jl,,e t ,,f , v
deoe, ,U , f (.,- .n, i j,
be !:,e d -
ton M'd b w ' ; ' , l.i,
V . ' t' . .
table was a needle thrcndlnir con-
with itest. nt another n button sewlna eon-
next door neighbor. The time test, still another contest nf .tui.i.tn..
was well filled up wit), names nndVunuts from a lnre dish with bat
amusements or all kinds and every- pins and inouldlnn num Into anliiials.
one had an excellent time. R,.-(These contests were a source of n
freshuictits consisted of squash and vast ntnoutit of nmuseinent. Klve
pumpkin pie, the suuash and ininn. mlnute i.w ..ill, ,. .. i. .......
...I--... .,i ,-,u n iiii.ie
raised In that nelnhbor- and prices were awarded to the bi.lv
losing out Kefilerntors nt Hl
per vvnt (llMcount Ht Huir-Khldle
llanlwiire Co'n.
Miss Julia Howltt and Miss Allene
Dunbar left Thursday evening for
Seattle to attend the fair.
'-' Per rent discount on Kefrljjerii
tors nt llalr-Uidille llanlwiire (V.
EOPER & FRAZELL
MERCHANT
TAILORS
Will open in tlu'ir
new place of busi
ness on G St., next
to New York Racket
Ptore, August 2nd,
with a fino line of
Imported and Domestic
Woolens.
Cleaning, Prtiiiag tod
Rep tit log Ncttly Done
If you need the plumber, phone
I. A. MundltiKor. No. 10!3.
kins belnu
hood, and
from the i
the kinds
:nd wc tn
delh lout watermelons
atne xlclnlty. These are
of pbnles that we need
ed lots of them. These
to Hn,'i
Ve'Mn,.
'M!t w'ltl
1.
li'tle Infoinial catherlnus at.iom: the
near iioUVoors have n stroiic Influ-
enee m unltini; them ti trm
"!V file!', Mll' ,'llld le:ve ,
for petty wiaau'ltu: irid Ind ffe
th;t ll"e o pr.'X,1.'-f n;
' 'eitlleJ of a t'e1 V' e .., 1
M sh 1 be r,-n. e and ,
" has b. . , 4 i I , nn 1 t,, .,
!. it .'i . ' ,
clah
ruiMil .'IPCS
the
Vet-..
lll.
vuly.
nnd nentlemnn neorlnis the lnrcest I
number of points nt the different I
tables. The lady's prize was won ;
by MU Warner, while Kd VanDyke'
carried off first honors nimmc -the;
uent'.emrn nnd Ralph T.ooney re-'
reived an extra point for most artis
tic ana":eniert of hnt'.Mii. At the
end of thU contest dainty refresh
'"fe --r- and then n pro-
-estve tory-te'l!n.; irit.i
I t wl-p h developed the fact
ft'1" v. rv promt!ic flctlord-ta
that
were
I e
d
$500 to $50,000
INTEREST 6 per cent
We Loan Money on Lands, Lots, Homei, Farms, Stocks, Bond
and Mottles, or Any Security Anywhere
Building Loans Made
Huv a Lot or Land and IUiild. We fiirnUh tb. mnncv. Select
your own Lot anywhere, yo-u own plan and builder. We furniri
the money on weekly, monthly or quarterly payments. Interest a:
i per . cut per annum. No red tanc or delay iti sccurinc inlic-v
W. U. NIPPER. Aent
rinrrfxi tiuii.- -
hRoPin. 201 and 202 Albert nid., . GranU r
-.frrrw. l 1.. . I lliinilimildll IHHil III II I II.LiJ II I l)J 'LI L 1 1 IIIH 1