JUDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1900.
THE ROGUB RIVER COURIER.
PAGE FIVE
A. A J. . . .
The
Brilliancy
of true cut glass Is Its value.
This Is an Industry la which
the United States excels all
other countries. I have the
agency for the "J. H. Hoare"
cut glass. This is one of
the big factories located at
Corning, N. Y. The quality
of this glass Bpeaks for it
self in the gleam of it. A
new shipment, which comes
the long journey to San
Francisco by water in order
to save the great freight
rate charged by the' rail
roads on this class of goods.
We shall be glad to have
you Inspect it.
nn, Ufa
Druggist
Comparative Prices ofWIuSt.
he crop reports of agriculture at
hlngton issued last week states
i the farm value of wheat on Nov
er 1 was 92 cents in Oregon, 89
8 in Washington and 83 cents in
io, as against 83 cents In Ore-
't 82 in Washington and 74 in1
io November 1, 1908.
he price has advanced 5 cents in
ion since-October 1, 2 cents in
hineton and 8 cents in Idaho, i
;on and Idaho wheat, both this '
n onH w. wplrhnH fin nnnnrt i
.bushel, two pounds above the
ear average. Washington wheat
liprt nniinds. tho nvernee for i
i state.
Jount, Weigh and Measure every
g you buy." American Grocer.
HERE!?
Oysters
Extra
Selects
50c.
15he
White House
1 Grocery
'i
I Fresh
How Does It LooK
To be able to buy a Wood Bed for
$1 and an Iron Bed for $2, and a
Yum-Yum Spring for $2,257 It
you will call at the store of A. U.
BANNARD, North 6th St., you can
do so as long as the lot lasts, and
then some on all the stock.
We Want to MaKe Room
and want the cash
A. U. BANNARD
Big
North Sixth Street
PEKSOXAL AM) LOC.U,
. Bazaar and sale December 3.
!' Vow Pnirlnn.i n
i ""femiiu oupper, December 3.
) Fred Knight, of Ashland, visited
jhis brother in this city this week.
; Albert Abrahams, an attorney of
RORphll
1 1 "! "o a usuur io tnis city
: last week.
j Mrs. If. S. Peck, of Salem, Ore.,
lis in the city, the guest of her sister-fin-law,
Mrs. H. S. Prescott.
Edgar Chiles came up from Port
land Wednesday to spend Thanks
giving with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. M. Chiles, of this city.
J. Myers and C. Garber left Mon
day for a trip to their mines up the
Applegate valley where they expect
to remain for the coming two weeks.
Mrs. C. E. Smith and sisters,
Misses Jessie and Amy Layton, went
to Medford and Jacksonville this
Friday to spend a short time with
friends.
Tickets to the Central Grand Con
cert Co. on sale at Russell's.
Miss Elizabeth Campbell, of Se
attle, arrived on Thursday morning
on a visit to her sister, Mrs. E. L.
Churchill. She will probably remain
over the holidays.
Mrs. Itobt. Graham, of Roseburg,
visited for a few days with her
mother, Mrs. John Swlnden, of this
city, leaving Saturday for Los An
geles to join her husband.
James Chiles arrived here last
Friday afternoon, called by the Ill
ness of his mother, Mrs. J. M. Chiles,
in iuis cuy. Mrs. unties Is now
greatly Improved in health.
S. E. Cole left Saturday for his
home at Chlco, Cal., after bringing
the body of his wife- Mr- Lydla Rey-
mers Cole- ,,ere for burla1' which
took Illa-' Friday afternoon.
The ladies of Presbyterian church
wish to announce that their cook
book will
be ready and for sale
about December 18. ll-26-3t
Little Miss Fern Reymers arrived
in this city Monday from her home
at Roseburg and will spend the
Thanksgiving season . with her
grandmother, Mrs. R. A. N. Reymers.
Mrs. C. E. Smith has been spending
the past two weeks with her mother,
Mrs. Layton, of this city, but ex
pects to leave for her home at Che-
halls. Wash., Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. .
Smith were former residents of this
city.
All at cost All. Does that In
terest you? Positively every hat in
our store at cost. The Chapeau.
The debating team of tlie Grain
Pass high school has chosen its
new members for Hi.' co'iilm; year.
Errol Gilkey Maincd nt'-!
Rouhaix Rlch'-y m l' Miss Ce.. v.
Myers are newly elected. These
young people, it Is expected will add
new honors to the n.rvv vHorics al
ready scored by the C.wr. Pass lilch
school debating so; iety.
Hand-made, tool steel wedges and
sledges can now be had at Jas.
Trimble's blacksmith, shop, 515 I;
street. 10-29-tt,
Take notice of the Coupon at the
bottom of page 4, it Is money to you.
The members of the Ladles' Aux-
illary are the happy recipients this
week of a very handsome couch ;
cover for their parlors, the gift of
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Bishop. The!
cover comes direct from their Pendle-.
ton mills and Is beautiful In work
manship and design, adding much
to the cozy appearance of the room.
The ladles have cause to feel very '
grateful to Mr. and Mrs. Bishop for
this handsome gift.
Be sure to get your tickets for the
Central Grand Concert Co., Opera
House, Thursday, December 2.
Store
Grants Pas:;, Ore.
PERSONAL AXU LOCAL
Pazaar and sale December 3.
Xew England Supper, December 3.
Herbert Smith went to Portland
Saturday on business of Importance.
Harry Xewell came up from Mer -
lin for a short visit this Friday, re
turning to his duties there in the
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Stoner, of
Seottsdale, Pa., arrived here last
Saturday and are visiting their
uncle, W. M. Wiley.
The Coupon on page 4 will save
you money if you will let it. Be
sure and read it. st
O. L; Light left for Washington
county, Kan., Monday evening on re
ceipt of a telegram announcing that
his father was dangerously ill.
Subscriptions for all magazines
taken. We meet all combination
offers. C. II. Demaray, druggist.
11-12-tt;
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Coron spon
several days in Portland visitln;
their daughter. Mrs. Otto Dunbar
Mr. Coron also had business to at-!
tend to,
The fishing party headed by Bill
Johnson returned yesterday Ashless.
Bill says the only fun they had was
drinking Folger's Golden Gate Cof
fee.
Best lines of Fur Turbans in the
city at The Chapeau.
The delectableness of the dogusta
tion afforded to patrons of the Apron
Bazaar will be a pleasing surprise
to you. Given by the ladies of the
Baptist Church December 10, at
Hall's hall.
Ladies, bring your husbands to the
Apron Bazaar at Hall's hall, Decem
ber 10, There is to be served a great
American delicacy.
Herman Ostrich and his brother
and family arrived here, Wednesday
from Utah and will mako this place
their home, having purchased 177
acres In the New Hope district. Thelf
household goods have arrived and
they will soon be settled.
Valuable roasting pan Is given
free with each can baking powder.
Grand Union Tea Co., rooms 203
204 Conklln Bldg. Phono 174-R.
Mrs. Stephen Jewell started for
Springfield Monday to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Bob Hendricks. She
got as far as Eugene but wa3 de
tained there until Wednesday night
on account of the high water. Mr.
Hendricks and another son of Judge
Jewell are In the grocery business
at Springfield and are doing a good
business.
Til1 second number of the Enter
h i; ' Course, Thursday, Dee m-
Per
T'.ie Central Grand Concert
Co.
Openlii-; (1
v;ire on ll' Ce
:y for Holiday Silvcr
ub'T I , at Cramer Bros.
i
Don't be satisfied with reading about them.
Come in and look at them; examine them
carefully. You'll find they are the best that
money can buy.
$5.00
$3.00
at
it-
C.
ICS SIXTH L
, STREET r
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it
PERSONAL AXI) LOCAL
-ia:aar and sale December 3.
New England Supper, December 3.
Geo. II. Durham had business at
Portlaud this week and went to the
cll' Saturday.
Miss Hattie Smith, of Roseburg.
is visiting her friend, Miss Alice
Smith, of this city, for a few days..
A new supply of office files and
fixtures at Demaray'a Drug Store.
11-12-tf
Mrs. S. F. Kelby, of Ashland, ar
rived here Thursday to visit with her
brother, Arthur Carter, for a few
days.
Mrs. Chas. Haight, returned to her
home nt Little Shasta, Cal., Wednes
day, having spent several days here
taking treatment with Dr. Flndley.
Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Smith came
up from Crave Wednesday to take
in t lie big dance and speiui Thanks
clvinc with relatives, returning thta
i ; . . '
Friday to Grave.
Koy C. Gerhard Is spending the
i Thanksgiving season with the Rev
McLean family. Mr. Gerhard Is re-
presenting a Minneapolis realty firm
at Creswell.
Those very attractive Hats which
you saw on tho street Thanksgiving
came from The Chapeau. We have
J one for you too.
Mrs, L. L. llerriek arrived Satur
day to spend Thanksglvlug with her
husband, who recently arrived here
and was elected president of the
Grants Pass Banking &, Trust Co.
She will return to Saux Rapids,
Minn., Monday.
The ladies of Presbyterian church
wlsn to announce that their cook
book will bo ready and for sale about
December IS. ll-26-3t
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Burcroff, of
Portland, arrived Thursday morning
and spent Thnnksglvlng day with Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Mcnsch. They went
to Murphy In the evening to visit for
a few days at the home of Mrs. Bur
crpff's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
York.
Sterling Silver Teaspoons and Tea
Balls at Cramer Bros.
Mrs. Joseph Moss returned Wed
nesday from Portlaud after a 10
dnys' visit with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Jackson. Her father has been
in the Good Samaritan hospital for
a week or more, where he went un
der an operation. He Is now on the
road to recovery.
All kinds of Kitchen necessities at
Cramer Bros.
A Fine Home Without Money.
12000.00 equity In $3"00.00 resi
dence properly to exchange fur. Rood
unimproved fruit or alfalfa land.
See The Clements-Busier Realty Co.,
room 4, Masonic Temple, Grants
P.ISI.
11-2ll-2t
Bishop's
Ready Tailored
Clothes
special Offer
Worth' of Furnishing! Goods given with
each suit or overcoat at $20 $25 $30
Worth given with each suit or overcoat
$12.50
P. BISHOP & CO.
BUSINESS POINTERS
Dr. Flanagan,
Physician and Surgeon. ' '
J.E.Peterson.PloneerlnsuranccMaa
M. Clemens, Prescription Druggist
December 10 Is the date! Apron
Bazaar at Hall'a hall. (
Stylish Hats are now sold at cost
at The Chapeau for a few days.
Paddock & Manuel buy second
hand goods. City Hall Bldg.' 10-22-tl
Highest cash price paid for green
and dry hides at J. H. Ahlfs meat
market. 10-1-tf
If you want good goods for little
money go to Taddock & Manuel, City
Hall. 10-22-tf
Alfrd Letcher, Registered Opto
metrist and Jeweler In Dixon's old
stand, Front St. Eyea tested free.
Curtlss & C6., Jewelers, are still
In business at the same old stand
Ranalo, the plumber.
Hats at cost Is an announcement
which ought to Interest every lady.
The Chapeau Is the place for styles.
It removes pitch, paint, Ink and
fruit stnlns nud greaso of any kind,
In a ;'FLASU" leaves tho hands Boft
and white.
Leave orders for Thanksgiving
turkeys and chickens at Gus Karn
er's, 405 G street... Thono 133.
Headquarters for everything In the
meat line. ll-5-3t
Mrs. Martha Jess ha3 refitted the
Curry house, corner of 5th and D
streets, No. 502, with first-class
rooms and bonrd and Invites a share
of the public patronage. Grants
Pass, Oregon. 11-26-21
Notice the Rig Cut in Prices on
Perfection Oil Heaters at tho Rogue
River Hardware Co. 'a, formerly Hair
Riddle Hardware Co.
Rogers 1847
at Cramer Bros.
Vintage Silverware
Ba'.nar and New England Supper
given by tho ladles of Newman M. K..,
church In Hall's hall, Friday, Decem
ber 3.
Some of the residents on West O
street were somewhat frightened on
Thursday evening of last week by
the appearance of a man crying fire
nnd making other remarks which
clearly showed that ho was not In
his right mind. The man was Been
by some young people who were re
turning homo from n gathering at
about 10 o'clock and they Immedi
ately phoned to the marshal who
came up and arrested the man and
took him Into custody, llo was taken
before an examining physician and
finding that his mind was deranged,
he was taken to the asylum nt Salem
by mi attendant from tlint place who
came for him on Saturday. Tho
man's name was Chas. Adams, a
homesteader of Grave Creek.
$15 $17.50
Openiu? Day
and .
Calendar Dav
on
Saturday,
December 4
V
When we will have on display
our elegant stock of
Holiday Sil venare
, and will present to our friends
and customers a beautiful
Osborne Calendar
for 1910
Don't forget the date, DECEMIIER t
Cramer Bras.
aid Fellows Block .
Bazaar Bale opens at 3 p. m. and
will Include articles suitable for
Km a a gifts, coming from nil parts of
tho United States.
Tho many friends of Ernest
Umphlotto will be glad to know that
ho Is rapidly recovering from the at
tack of Illness which brought him
to Grants Pass a short time ago for
medical trentment. Ernest was taken
from here direct to one of tho best
Portland hospitals and he la now
Improving rapidly. Tho Portland
specialist under whoso care ho wna
placed says that his Illness was
caused from over exertion and physi
cal exhaustion and no bad effects
whatever will remain after hla
health has been restored to Us
normal condition. This Is Indeed
good news to the friends of Ernest,
as he Is a bright, Intelligent young
man of exceptionally flno character,
and we hopo soon to Bee him again
among us, Ernest will remain for it
time In Portland until his health U
Improved as ho has suffered for sonto
tlino with Btomach trouble. A.
Umphletto and daughter, Mrs. Caro
lyn Umphletto Wlmcr, will visit
friends and relatives at Hlllsboro
and Amity for a few days before re
turning to Glendalo. Mrs. L. 11,
Wlckersham, who hna been with her
mother at Glendalo, hns returned to
her homo at Portland and Mhs
Bom Ice Uniphlettc, who bin been at
tending an academy at Portland thin
winter will return to her school after
spending ThnnkBglvIng nt her homo
at Gleliiliile.
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