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L FRIDAY, JI VE 7. 1JI12. PAGE TWO KLKLV ItOGl'E lilVtU (.Ol'KIEK 0 If . PERSONAL AMI LOC AL. Llmer h'Lank. tpi-U Wednesday in Aab'.and. , Mlbi Irene Darnellle Las accepted a BUIi.tiu-r position with the Howell! Musi'; btore. ' ill's. V. II. s'neeury U-ft .Monday ! Dlaht for Salein and Falls City to ' vl.-i' relatives. Mrs. J Jin m ;i Miller of .Steamboat .started .Moi.day niht for Wll!oa coi.nty to visit relatives. Mies Nell TirlVatte left las! ni.;l.t for LaGranik' biid was aicom pari led a? tar as Ko.-ieliiirg by Mrs. It. 0. Smith and little daughter. Frank Mahhburn went to I'ortland Sunday on a thort business trip. Mr. C. F. Blxby left Monday for Los Ans-'elf-s to visit relatives. Miss Hattlo Jewell bas returned frni:, ii visit to hor BlHter at Eugene. James Turin went to Dorrls, Cal., Monday morning to be absent about two week. I). Howard went to Myrtle Creek 8unday morning, where he Is en g a u -1 in carpenter work. Mrs. Mabel K. Klopper arrived Sun day night from Oakland, Cal., and left Monday for Kerby. Eddie F'tzner started Sunday for Ca!?ary. R. C. expecting to secure work. A. H. Dllley and little son and daughter arrived Sunday from Qlen dale. Rev. Wm. D. Hamilton loft Monday mornlnjr for a few days' stay at his farm near Central Point. T. M. Vlnenian of WIIllaniH valley want to Medford Tuesday. J. M. Leo w nt to Republic, Wash., Monday. R. E. Hendricks left Monday moru ln? for Harney county, where ho will probably homestead noma land. Mrs. F. 0. Swedonberg returned to her homo nt Ashland after spending few days with Grants Pass friends. J. D. Shaska returned to Portland Sunday after spending seven months In Grants Pass with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jos Shaska. m Messrs Tom and Mort Garrett of the Keystone mine, ntid Silas Numan, bookkeeper at the .Mmeda, returned to Onllre Mondsy morning. Mrs. iFrank Mitchell returned to Gallce Monday after spending several days with her mother, Mrs. S. Norton. She was accompanied by Mrs. Gibson, J I VA XV'Vi ! i-" " W i Mm That Particular Vacation Suit you are looking for can be found in our complete assort ment of ELEGANT SUMMER STYLES. They are de signed by the most expert style authorities in every detail. They are exactly the clothes you'll want to wear. Yet it won't cost you the exorbitant price, either. These Suits at $15, $20 and $25 are in a class by themselves without an equal for quality, workmanship and a perfect fit. olHIK VACATION NLVKS. MlllMI I S TI KS A ( l;iv Outlnn Shirt A rd ilk lint A sailor or A tiii liiiii tnnv We'll' Siot "ill all. C. P. Bishop & Co. THE (.FATS' FASHION' SHOP.' i . i Mrs. W. T. Turnham and son went 'Spent Stuitl.iy on Applenaie to Medford Tuesday to visit Mrs. TurnhRm's parents. Mr. and Mrs. S. Rafael and F. R. Russell vtpnl to Medford today for a short visit. Sanitary dimtlng cloths and mops at Rogue River Hardware Co. Attorney J. D. Wurtsbaugh went to Roseburg on business Monday. Sutnuol Ilowden went to Medford this morning on mining business. W. J. Stephenson returned to Port land Monday nlht after spending a few dnys with Mrs. SlephMison and friends. He has been in the employ of the Packard Motor company for the past year and a half. Married nt the Pnlitce Jesse I.enmion and Miss Blanche Hubbard were married Monday after noon at Hie Palace hotel, lt,-v. F. .V. Canfleld officiating. who Is also returning to the Oriole mine. Mrs. Julia Curtis returned Sunday from Nevada City and will spend the 'irv.mor with her mother, Mrs. Mal lory. The Curtlscs went to Nevada City expecting to make that place their home but were disappointed In the outlook. Miss Nell Del'eatte returned Sat urday night from New Westminster, B C,, wher she has been relieving a Western I'nlon operator for a few Work on Led lleiiu Hen Kvitiis ret iiriicil Sunday from Cortland and will take supplies to the LV1 Hean mine- on Starveout creek. They have leased a two-stamp mill of a nearby mine and will make a run of the ore. The Red Mean has always produced n good value ore. Smith Bros., while Messrs. Smith, SloM-r and Nicholas are in charge of 'the i arpenter work. iH.SlXESS POINTERS L. C. Klein visited over Sunday at the Ilarnes pliui', on the Applegate and brings home a report of a bountl-, ful crop of strawberries, alflalfa the j c.ach age of our lives has Its Joys, best ever, and of bountiful crops In i Old people should be happy, and tlu'.v general. Iw"l lf Chamberlain's Tallies are I taken to strengthen the digestion and keep the bowels regular. These To W iliios "The Spring Maid" ! tablets are mild and gentle In their An automobile party comprising 'action and especially suitable for peo- the Misses Grace Turner, Anna Swee- ''1" ?f 'n'16, and 1,,er- FF , sale by all dealer.-. ney, Marguerite Cleveland, 1.1. Han-. . ley, Paul Kinney and Harry Hull, left (.rants Pass luesdav afternoon i for Medford to witness the Her-! fornianie of the biir musical j comedy, "The Spring Maid" at Med-; Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Burke, accom forj theater. The party expects to panled by their guests, Mr. and Mrs. return to (irants Pass about 1 a. ni. !C. G. Coutant, made an auto trip to Wednesday. ! Medford Sunday, spending most of the day In our neighboring city. It j Returned From ( alifon.la iiis a Peasant trip and was enjoy- Mrs. J. M. Tetherow and Mrs. E.'1 10 th flllle3t extent b' the eU" L. Coburn returwd Monday night 1tlre Parti'- from Htna Mills, Cal.. af-er a visit I The road on th south side of the Ttlw.i-u-, tr nn fain. TUPr as CUOSfU. aim u " a3 a u-..-- Hr Flanagan, Whyatclan and Surgeoa. .) E.Peterioa,PI''ti"irlQsur:uiceMac Rexall Keuiedio at C!eii)'-!., .'' iriis. Alfred Letcher, Registered Opto 'netrlst and Jewete' in DUon's olfl rand. Front st. Eyes tested free. COl'XTV TRRASIRKIIS CALL FOR WAIMAXTS. There are funds in the treasury to pay all warrants registered on or be fore the 6th day of August, 1904. and Interest wU cease from the 31st of May, 1912. J. E. Peterson, County Treasurer. 5-3 l-3t .((! I'lllNi; KOADS ARK ni:ni:u thax .iai ksox s. Coiiipletlng Addlllon T. Y. Dean Is this week complet ing an addition to his Rogue River rooming house ou South Sixth street, with Mrs. Ily. Mr. Tetherow and Mr. Coburn returned Sunday night by automobile, having made the finn-nille trip and the climb over the Slsklyous without trouble, and not having a puncture until reaching tludr own dooryard on the return, when a blowout occurred. J Xiells to Slimmer in Scotland 1 Mr. and Mrs. lVtwiler, who have1 i been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. K. funeral iNlell at their new home on the Ap- ,nam9 ,,f m, able fact that from the Grants Pass bridge to the Jackson county line there was a finely finished piece of highway that was a credit to Jose-' phlne county. Beyond the point j mentioned, the road is not as bad as i it could be. but It need flxlnir. I MRS. A. X. I'AKsoXS. servbe ow-r the re A. X. Parsons, v h wels past, and tonlulif will leave for j tmler to accommodate Increased LaGrande to tako (barge of the Went- patronage. The addition Is two ator ern I'nlon office there. !,.8i Mr, and Mrs. Thos. Irvine tf j tiotiBO. Portland were In the city Tuesday. I Mr an,! lar Irvine Is with Wadhanm & Co. makes Giants Pass on bis regu trlps, but on this occasion bis !; Is malum,' tno trip witn nun. Mr. and Mrs. o. I.. I.elb H'lurned to Oallce Tuesday morning after spending several weeks In the city. Thty were in coiiipanled by Miss Sanson YiUu will visit for n short time. T. K. Anderson returned to Shasta county I uesiiay lnonilui; after spend-( i,-,, I;u several days on business. Mr. wash. Aader.ion Is cutmected llli the Pilot Knob Mining company. Tickets for the vaudeville, slven by thi Ladles' AnxlHnry. Thursday, June on snle nt Russell's Wednesday MIbs I.aCosta Mnngum went to T.tral Polii this morning to sing a )lo nf the comtnenceiiUMit exercises of the Central Point hlt'h school, uhloh occur tonlcht Mr and Mr Frank Newman re turned to Callce nftT several d;us spirit In the cltv. Mr NVwmnn Is with the Osllce Mercantile Co XTrs W. H Freed returned to her home nt Philomath Miindnv after vla- lMnii old friend in this oitv ro' omj i time Tickets far the vaudeville, irlven by th Ladles' Auxiliary, Thrrslnv, June on sale at Russell's Wednesday. Miss Lnry Splker returned to her home, nt niendale nfier spendlni; : fw weeks with Mrs. ui Gor'Mcb Ontmty Conimlssloiier C T. Tt.ir'.ow '. here from Galtce to attend n ses sion of the county court 'omorrow. Capt. H. W. Forest of the Salvation Army, nt to Medford this morning to spend the dav on Army business Mn. Lulu Conler reterned to her home at Central Point Tuesday -vfter letting relatives In (Irants Pss Tickets for the vaudeville clven by the Ladles' Auxiliary. Thursday, June I on sale at Russell's Wednesday plegate, left Monday for Port land, belnu accompanied by Mrs. Nlell. Mr. Xlell will follow in about I. I.., A f.. Vlll ..111 0x23, at the rear of the rooming," nt- " "v" "c a"H go to .ncw oTK, irom wnn n porr they sail on July f.th for Scotland, where they will remain for two months.- Mr. Xiell lias p:itine, ,. tenslve Improvements on the Apple gate farm that will be carried on dur ing his absence this summer. Spend Summer In l'lilrbiink O. 11. Bernard left Monday morn ing for Fairbanks, Alaska, to spend the siiiimiiT nil business, returning to Grants Pass In the fall. Mrs. Bernard will remain in the city. Mr. and Mrs Bernard spent l years In il-'alrbniiks. golnn there with the old rush In ; The Kerley bulldluu on "J" street. Must nff Sixth, is nearins completion. I i: IIIIK-K SI UK TI KI Pienic Celebnitlni I! F. Sturdevant of Olympla. has been visiting her daugh ter. Mrs. S. Rowvll, for some time and on Sunday occurred th anniversary of her birth, and the event was cele brated by a trip with the Rowell fam ily, Including Hick, to a shady nook on Applegate river, where the day w.is s'iit very pleasantly. Sdiclilng Prizes A committee Is soliciting the mem bers of the Poultry association for prizes of fowls and settings of eggs to he given to tlu winners In the con tests In this county now being carried j on among the school children. These contests comprise the growing of gar- jden vegetables and grains, and the product of the agricultural and horti cultural skill of the young people will ihe exhibited at the district fair. A I great number of the young folks are deeply Interested In the contest, and the exhibit from them this fall will be most complete t land adds another Imposing and sub stantial block to th many in Grants. Pass. This new structure Is oOxlu feet In size, made of brick of home man-. ufacture. the front being of beauti ful pressed cement brick made by j the Cenu'tu Products Co. Mr. Ker-j ley is sparing no expense to inae this building a substantial monu-i tnent that w 111 endure for many j vears. The foundation was laid e6 Inches wide, and on this Is the wail. 16 Inches thick, for the first floor. 12 Inches thick for tlu second floor. with 8-lnch flre-walj. The lower floor. died at her home on I street Friday morning, were held Saturday after noon, at four o'clock, at the Episco pal church, conducted by Rev. W. B. Hamilton. Iutermeut was in the Ma sonic cemetery east of the city. Helen Adelaide Temple was bom In' Iowa, of 'he old and prominent Temple family, and was married in IS Sii to A. X. Parsons. Besides lu-r husband, she leaves three children, two daughters, Genevieve and Ade laide, and one son. "Floyd, to mourn the loss of a loving wife and mother. Mrs. Parsons was a refined, edu cated woman, but for a number of .years had nor been strong enough to divide her energies between her home and other Interests, so had consecrated her life work of purity and devotion to the family and home, even necessarily denying herself many of the church privileges which she enjoyed extremely. 8: $M 1. nfe-m.X n Says Mrs. Good Housekeeper: "The best way to keep the house sweet and clean ana free from odors is to use Babbitt's Lye Once a week I mix ud a solution of Babbitt's Lyc and hot water. I sink, toilet and bath-tub. The lye S3 tU. J.'.t - J I I I aiiaivs me uin ai:u titasc a.:u K washes it away. 1 a!so use it to j wasn pots, pans and Kettles, to cha-se the woodwork about the hou:2 and the refrigerator too. Thete are dozmi of ways to ue It jutt iund lot the Babbitt Lye book and follow jirffl on." "1 live the tixje-mirkt from ill the Babbitt Produtfi and exchange them lor bmutiuil ird u-fful articles. Why don't yoj do thii?" Babbitt's Best Soap White Floating Soap Nap'.ha Soap Babbitt's Cleanier Get ihi Scibill habit C. T. DAC3ITT, INC.. B.i 1776. New Yorl Ciiy The 1M1. hidds world's iinoids for speed, endur ance, hill rliuibiiuj. power mid economy, futility is the reason- MILES McIXTYRE, Agent. Grants Pass, Ore. OKI South (ith St. KI. SMOlllHtl l 1 AX til It W i l l. which will be occupied by the Counts feed store, will have cement floor and lenient walks will run entirely around the building. Tlu second floor, rented by Messrs. K. K. Lawrence and D. F. Skllltnan, Is belnu fitted up for a public hall and will be especially available for dancliu parties and social events of like nature. One of tbe ntcn' danc ing floors In the country will be laid In thi front rart of .this floor wait ing and cloak rooma for ladles and gentlemen are betng provided, and Now is the time to ge: rid of your rheumatism. You can do It by ap- j plying- Chamberlain's Liniment and massaging the parts fieely at each) application. For saU by r 11 dealers, j TKEASIKKIVS XOT1CK. j There are funds la the city treas ury to redeem the 'following out-) standing street improvement war- rants. j No. 7 7 Alley. Hiock 4v j Nos. 7 V 7' and $ alley, blocks j 5'. aud 60. Interest on same wi',1 eeas after! this date. j Dated at Grams Pass, Oregon, j April irh. 191 2. o. r. jtisTKR. ; City Treasurer. CINCINNATI. June . Three men jevery convenience that modern and two women er smothered to architecture commands for public d.Mth in a well, which was filled with .comfort will ! added. A fire escape dairy matt at Lick Run. a suburb of this clt, today when Jacob Jvuhs. owner of the dalrv. slipped on plank ioer the pit and fell In. Four inhers successlxely rushed to the I rescue and null in turn, fell In. will give exit from the rear. The hulldlnn will b provided with a i both electric and naa light. The owner of this structure Is J. F. Kerley, a pioneer resident of the city. The brick work Is done by CITY TRKASlRKH'S XOTU'E There are funds In city treassury to redeem all warrants protested to May 11, 19U. Dated at Grants Pass, Oregon this 25th day of April, 19K. Interest will cease after date. 0. Pr-JESTER. 4-:-4t. City Treasurer. Hand and Horse This is the time to get in and do some effective cultivating, while the ground is damp and easily worked. We handle a cultivator that you will like come in and see them. Horse or hand culti vators. The price is right. Lawn Mowers We have several good makes at various pric es. If you are going to need a good strong mower one that will last a life time, with care. We would like to sell you one. Jewell Hardware Co, V
