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PAGE FOUR swum iwiuifcH TIUIWDAV. AlT.l'ST IW, 1019. I I 1713 F7 COM II AKIN I l II I " " 1 RETROSPECTION Thei is little difference la the message we have for you each day. and yet we want to Impress you with the fact that money is the hub around which the world" move. Uvea, and has Its being. Opportunity never come to the careieea wan, advancement never comes to the laiy ones. Arouse yourself, put ginger into your work and the habit ot Saving will come naturally to you. THE FIRSTJNATIONAL BANK OF SOUTHERN OREGON HfeftSYSTEMtfsfl Columbia Novelty Records Do you walls that you can tow secure the best music of all the nations on the Columbia Novelty Records? The best that the wonder fully musical country SPAIN has to offer. Music from 'JAPAN, who furnishes some of the most popular music on our American stage. , Music from SERBIA. RT'SSIA. BEL GIUM and HOLLAND. The music of the GYPSY and the Folk Songs and Dances of the Jewish. ' All of these are on 10-inch. 85 cent records. Come in and ?et a Novelty catalogue and hear some of the beautiful music listed in it. Stanton Rowell , Music and Photo House 507 609 G 81 XEAY TODAT BARTTjETT PEARS FOR SALE cheap, for canning. Smaller size. NOT wormy. In bulk. Bring boxes or sacks. Parsons office. 50 FDR SALE Sixty laying hens, cheap. Rd. No. 2. F. "W. Hull. 60 FOR SALE Crawford peaches and Bartlett pears at lc a pound. Also ripe tomatoes at lc a pound. Bring your boxes. George A. Ham ilton, Riverside Orchard, Fruit dale. , ' 68 TO RENT Furnished house. Phone 2 4 9-J. Forenoons and evenings. 58 Ilreitmayrrs Iteturn Floreni Breitmayer and family, former residents, returned to day from Jackson, Mich., where they spent the past two years and will make their home on their Fruitdale ranch. Three Girls On Hik'ng Trip- Hiking is a popular sport this slim mer, and seems quite the way to spend a vacation. Three young wom en from Corvallis were in Grants Pass today on their way to Crater Lake. They went to Bandon from Corvallis and hiked down the coast to Cres cent City. Two of the young women. Miss lies and Mrs. Katuerine iiaiglu, were former students at O. A. C. and the other. Miss Lillian George, is a member of the staff of the college library. They are delighted with the scenery along the way and expect to stop here and visit the Joseohlne Caves before returning to their home. .Sl'ltUH IXVKSTKiATIOX TO HAVE HKAKIVG IX TOI.KIM) Notice the Decorating'.' The decorating tinting, kalsomln lng and painting of the new Oregon Theatre qshich opened last night was done by Jim Burns who is an expert with the paint brush. He is ready to the same high class work for others who desire a first-class Job. 56 lert Itut Arrives The Desert Rat. a Maxwell car which has been driven around the rim of the United States by Colonel King Stanley, famous Indian fighter and scout, arrived in Grants Pass this afternoon and will be in the city all day tomorrow with headquarters at Collins' gara'ge. The Colonel started at Los Angeles and lacks only the distance from Grants Pass to Los Angeles of completing his trip, which is already 16,800 miles. IVrishalrfe Kv press Accepted Perishable express ot all kinds is now being received for shipment at the local exoress office for all points south except the Los Angeles territory. OF OREGON THEATRE Last night was the opening of the Oregon Theatre, formerly the Joy, iu its old location on G street near Fifth. For many weeks the building has been undergoing repairs. The entrance Is now on the street level with seats lowered to the front The box office is now at the side, instead ot at the center, and the en trance to tne operating room la at the side, giving additional space for the lobby. A complete new heat ing plant bus been put in and the ventilating system improved. The opening day was marked by big houses at the afternoon matinee and the evening performances and scores of patrons were compelled to stand in the lobby until the close of the first show, as each one of the ,250 seats were occupied. At the matinee each child was presented with a toy balloon. Portland, Aug. 28. The congress ional sqruce investigation committee arrived here today. The committee will go to Toledo tomorrow and will start hearings on Tuesday. All kinds of Commercial Printin. at the Courier Office. El Vampiro An Insect Powder TO Bo Used Against MOSQUITOES FLIES BED BUGS LICE FLEES MOTHS ANTS, ETC, PRICE. 10c CLEMENS Sels Drags and Books 3SU $tsa&ij ftw Hart Schaffner &.Marx Clothes Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes for Men "Cash Clothiers" Mrs. C. T. Kuhnhard ot Merlin was in the city yesterday. Howard Rimer went to Roseburg this morning. Miss Margaret Cochrane ot Merlin spent the day in town. Dr. Williams ot Placer was a Orants Pass visitor yesterday. Fruit lara at Cramer Bros. 7? Mts. H. D. Hayward of WildVrvllle was here on business yesterday. M. Foreet.ot Murphy mude a bus In ess trip to Grants Pass today. - lludeu Tucker of Takllma' was III Grants Pass on business toduy. Mrs. Sum Baker, Mrs. Jas. LI urn nnd Miss Ahua Wolke motored to Medford toduy. Mrs. E. M. Mitchell ot Merlin is visiting her sister, Mrs. C. C. Eng lish. Mrs. D. Tuttle and two children of Albany are visiting Mrs. Tuttle's mother, Mrs. S. A. Green. John Colvig arrived lust night from Klamath Falls to visit his moth er, Mrs. A. D. Colvig. Herman .Holhensteln ot Medford made a business trip to Grauts I'&bs yesterday. "Absorblne Jr." Sabin has it. Mrs. E. E. Walts and daughter, Mrs. Amos Schrimpf, left lust night for Powers to visit relatives. Mrs. R. D. V'ose, who spent the past week here on business, left lust night for her home at Gate, Wash. Blatch ford's Calf Meal at Pardee's 58 Misses Iris Burns and Lucille Wright weut to Ashland this morn ing. Mrs. S. J. Nazor and son Oren re turned last night from a trip to Cot tage GroKe and Roseburg. Miss Mary Huntington arrived this morning from Eugene to visit the BenJ. M. Collins family,. Willard storage battery service station, 314 North Sixth St. 17tf Mrs. C. H. Corson left last night for Newport and Albany to spend several days. - Mrs. E. S. Cockelres and daughter ot Roseburg, who have been visiting the W. W. Ryan family, returned to their home last night. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Coffenberry and small son arrived last night from Bray to viBlt Mr. Coffenberry's par ents. Mrs. R. 6. Stevenson of Ashland, who has been visiting friends and relatives near Merlin, spent yester day in town. Try our week-day dinners and.; suppers, at 40 cents. Palace dining' room. 58 Miss Bessie Hanseth, who spent the first part of the week here with friends, returned to her home at Dryden yesterday. Miss Philippine Saner of Eugene who has been visiting the -John Saner family, returned to her home today. Miss Ethel Edlck of Portland left this morning for her home after sending several days her with her mother. Mrs. J. H. Weedon of Central Point arrived here this morning and went to Applegate to visit the H. D. Duncan family. Blatchford's Calf Meal at Pardee's 58 R. M. Hartley and granddaughter, MiKs Minnie Gilpin, who spent the summer with the J. T. Hartley fam lly at Williams, left this morning for their Home in Oklahome. ' George" H. Parker arrived thjs morning from Portland and will spend a few days here with friends before going to Klamath Falls for the winter. Mrs. Parker is expected here tomorrow night. Mrs. C. O. Murphy, of Butte, Mont., who is spending the summer here with her father, A. N. Parsons, re turned today from Hugo where she spent the past two weeks with the L. L. Beverldge family. W. T. Beattle and family of Alva, Oklahoma, who have spent the past two weeks with the Tom Wilkinson family, left this morning for their home. Mrs. George iPorter and son of Medford spent the day with Mrs Edna Dibbern. IBoth. Mrs. Porter and Mrs. Dlbbern will go to Portland tonight. Willard storage battery service station, 814 North Sixth St. 17tf Miss Marguerite Sage arrived a few days ago from Indianapolis and will teach In the Grants Pass schools. Miss Sage will be with her aunt, Mrs. C. H. Woodward. Miss Edna Trimble, who baa been with' her aunt for the past two and a half years, left last night for New 'burg to be with her father, who re cently purchased a blacksmith shop there. Shipping Petwhrn Shipments ot peaches by express are now being made from this city. Last ulght more than 600 boxes were shipped to northern points. Friday Night Dancing party. Waldorf Hall. 57 Ihm'l Forget Your Whiskers- Next Monday belug labor day. the barber shops will romaln dosed all day, as will most other places ot bus inns. lUHiirn From California. Hurry and Charlie Randle. Mrs. Dodge and son Fred, and Miss Turner returned last night from a two weeks trip in California. They spent sev eral days at Itlchurdson Springs, near Chlco. Wilson's 8-lMece Onlu-Mr Will furnish the Jazi, Jtillp and Johnny-jump-up at Murphy, August 30th. 5tf Forttr in IiihvUou Trip N. F. Macduff left .yesterday for the 'Page Creek ranger station to in vestigate the fire situation and at tend to general forestry business, lie will go up the coast to Crescent City before returning. Stands I'p for Nebraska J. W. Crowl and family, of Broken Howl. Neb., are in the city today, en- route to law Angeles. Mr. Crowl thinks the Rogue valluy a, beautiful place, 'but says Nebraska Is the great est alfulfa, corn and hog state In the union. Fx-urlun lUtes to Coast- Grants Pass to Crescent City, by easy riding cars, for 17.50. Grants Pass and Crescent City State com pany. Phone 26. 74tf Trade Acceptances, book of 50. II Courier office. Thief Make SumU Haul lst night someone broke Into the Ed Barlocker pool and cigar store on Sixth street, by breaking a glass in the rear door of the building and turning the look. The till was not touched, out the thief found about $3 in a box under -the cigar counter. Picnic Ft MIhs Ibuidle A picnic was given at Riverside. Park In honor of Miss Alice Randle, who Is spending her vacation at home. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Amos Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Adair, Georgia and Earl Lur son and Alice Randle. Miss Handle is In the office of Fred A. Williams, member of the public service com mission at Salem. Mr. EIh-I Now In tliile R. R. Etiel who was 'formerly auditor for the Oregon-California Power company In southern Oregon, is now with the Andes Copper Min ing Co. at Potrerillos. Chile. A large copper smelter Is being instal led there and Mr. Ebel Is in charge of the distribution or the" materials. The plant is being built at an eleva tion of 12,000 feet and It is expected that it will require at least two years to complete the work. After the Bond Concert Dunce at the Waldorf Hall. O. A. ('. Htudrnt Itcunioii The O. A. C. students of Grants Pass and the Rogue River Valley are iplanning a reunion for Saturday It will be held in Grants Pass and all students who have at any time at tended the College are expected to be present. It is intended that the young people of Southern Oregon will become better acquainted with O. A. C. and any prospective stu dents for the coming year are Invited to attend. The College faculty will lie represented, probably by Dr. TJ. G. Dubach. Dr. Dubach will be here Saturday morning and will talk with any one interested In the work at O. A. C. Mrs. Brown Honored Mrs. Wesley Brown of Medford was the guest of honor last night when Miss iBernlce Qulnlan enter tained a group of old friends at her home on Laiwnrldge avenue. Mrs. Brown, who was formerly Miss Mil dred Churchill, of Grants Pass. Is spending the week here with her par ents during the absence of Mr Brown In Portland. Music and con versation made the evening hours pass quickly. Delicious, refresh ments o'f fruit salad, Ice cream and calie, and chocolate were served the following guests:' Mrs. Wesley Brown, Mrs. B. S. Van iDyke, Misses Genevieve Pati.llo, and Courtney Ross. Bargains in White Wash Skirts. Piqua, Duck and Poplin MRS. E. REHKOPF An unlimited selection of fine new Imported and domestic woolens fur Autumn and Winter Is at your (lispooal. Whether you decide on an outlay of you may come coiifideiilly expecting the unexpect ed In values, 10 or e, to $00 nml more . Geo. S. Calhoun W. f) Htreet FlftiMMi Ynnrs Icl Ik'n'er at Holman's Furniture Store More goods just received as follows: Rugs in all sizes Leather Davenports and Divans Ivory Bedroom Sets Oak Bedroom Sets Remember, Holman makes the Price We have a Stove and Range stock that is complete and priced right The Oregon Theater LAST TIME TONIGHT Marguerite Clark In "Mrs. Wiggs of The Cabbage Patch . . . A Battle Royal Topics of the Day Sunday and Monday Dorothy Gish in "Peppy Polly" Y innnnnnnnn i FM. J. B.1 Coffee is vacuum packed by special process which preserves its strength and rich flavor indefinitely. The most economical coffee you can buy. Remember Our Guarantee) BUY THE FIVE POUND CAN AND SAVE MORE MONEY w . Mm. IP 'agfliKV'' A 1 1 II M n y y yy M jn 1 1 nil Sample Copies to Miuuliuriu The chamber of commerce toduy received a request from Mukdon. Manchuria, China, for sample copies of the Courier and Observer. The request is from J. B. Popper, en gineer of the Mukden Electric IJglit works and he enclosed a new one yen note. On the front are Junannun characters and bears the face of a bewblskered Individual wearlnir ori. entlal hoaddress. On the reverse are the words in English, "The Bank of Chosen promises to pay the hearer Ion demand one yen'ln gold or Nippon Olnko Note," followed by Jupanese characters. MnrrliiKA Mrrnito Ik"iic1 A marriage license was Issued Wed nesday, August 27. to Clyde Walter Hanson of Klamath county, and Mar garet Beatrice Wilson of Orants Pass. Mining blanks Courier office. (FT