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PAGE FOUR U RANTS PASS DAILY COl'lUKR tikndav, m:iti:miii 11 w. iui. Your Interest and Ours Alike are served by our membership in the Federal Reserve System. It insures our being able to meet all proper de mands of depositors and borrowers. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SOUTHERN OREGON FEDERAL BESERVlT BKS V S T PERSONAL LOCAL Sheet Music If you play, or tf you sins, you are Interested in Bheet music. Have you tried over the latest popular songs, and dance hits? Do you know what the prettiest and most popular Ihigh grade music is? Come in and see. 'Stanton Rowell Music and Photo House 507 tlOU Q St. Hoy Wanted There is an opening on the ' -Courier for a! Migh school boy who Is mechanically Inclined, to work out of school hours, Saturdays and dur ing vacations. One who will start with the expectation of continuing for several years. Apply at once. Che Oregon First Show 7:rt Tonight Only DAVID BELASCO Presents "The Warrens of Virginia" Featuring BLANCH SWEET """1 Tonmrrou MARGUERITE CLARK in "IjKT'S KliOI'K'- Trade Acceptances, book of 50, $1 Courier office. M. It. Howell of Williams spent ! yesterday In the oily. ! Fruit Jars at Cramer Bros. 77 I Mrs. Oeorse Patrick of Gold Hill spent the day here shopping f. P. Tot ten went to dlendale to ! day to visit his son. Harry Ftnley of Applegate was In ; town on business today. Mrs. G. F. U'lirnard of Gold Hill spent the day In Cirants Piuis. Mrs. J. A. Husk left last night for Salem to sotid three weeks. Wlllard storage . battery service station, SI 4 North Sixth St. 17tt 1 H, I.. Atlerberry, of Merlin, speul i yesterday here on business. i Fred Costain went to Rogue j RWer this auoruing fur the day. l. McFurland spent the day in Cohl Hill on business. C H. Lyman, of C.allce, is In the city for a few days Misses Alice and Gertrude Nebel of dlendale. are In the city today. ' Claude Wright of Wolf Creek, who .spent yesterday here on business, re turned to his home today. Mrs. S. W. Johnson of dlendale, who Ipent yesterday here, returned to her home last night. , Miss Clara Firth returnd Saturday front San Francisco, where she spent the summer. T. M. Kenshaw of Kutsene arrived ! today to visit the Oscar Bunch fam- ' ny. Amos Williams returped last nUht from Medford where he spent sev eral days on business. "Mavis" Face Powder. Sabln has ..' Harold Cook arrived this morning from Salem on business connected with the circuit court. Mrs. E. R. Watts and Mrs. A! J Schrimpf returned today from Pow ers, where they have been visiting. Mrs. Mary E. Cobb of Minneapolis, who has been visiting her mother. Mrs. Cardwell, on the Applegnte, left this morning for her home. Due to a shortage of teachers In i the Clendale schools. Miss Alva Wil son is acting as a substitute there 1 this week. Telephone Rates Reasonable A telephone in your home costs you for Individual line, wall set, $2.75 per month or 9 Vie per'tlay. Two party line, -wall set, 2.25 per mouth or Vu- per day. Four party line, wall set $2.00 per month or G 2:V per day. Stop and consider what you receive in return for this nominal expenditure. You are at all times within speaking distance with your physician, druggist, grocer and all business 'places desired. N You are in constant touch with your friends and ac quaintances. It is always at your service day or night, and on duty everv minute of the vear. Protects you and the home in time of danger and emergency. Saves you time, energy and expense beyond estima tion. Just think, all of the conviences of the service, togeth er with the saving of time .energy, expense, protection, afforded, etc.. for the insignificant expenditure of from G to 9 V6c per day according to class' of, service used. Is not the value received for every dollar paid for telephone service greater than that received for any other dollar you pay out? H. K. Spemer. of Howie Hlver. was a Grant 1'aks visitor today. Mrs. S. Shields, of Provoll, was In Omnia Puss yesterday. Mrs. Chas. McCann. of Wlldervllle was In town 'today on business. Mr. and rMs. Kil. Hottenroth left Sunday night for Portland to spend several days. Mrs. C. W, Courtney and ion. Outhbert. wento Gold Hill today to speml a few days. Mrs. M. ill. vMcrrhnun who spent the past few day here, returned to her home at Medford this afternoon. Miss Maude Hyde, of Murphy, went to Ashlutld this afternoon to attend the teacher's Institute. 11.'. I.. Ollkey, who spent the past several days herewent to CorvallU last night. A. W. Dole and wife of Provolt were in Grunts Pass on business yes terdajr, Mrs. A. W. Owlnss. of Roxue River, spent yesterday' here , shoK plng. Wlllard storage battery service station. 3U North Sixth St. 1 7 tf J. U- Howell and wife of Glen- dale, who have been vtsltlnu Mr Howell's mother, returned to their home today. .1. M. Iluntess, who has been vis iting Hev. uud Mrs. Melville T. Wire, left this morning for Uike vlow. K. C. Venters nnd II. K. IjumIbv. of Illinois, who visited the F. E. Mc Furland family, left this morning for California. H. I.. Wilson, merchant of Glen dale, was transacting business here last evening.. He states that bus iness was neer better at Gleudale. Margaret Moiiuey. or Medfont. who has been visiting the V. Woods family, returned to tier home this afternoon. Mrs. S. Cane, of San Francisco, who Is returning from a trip to Can-' ada, and who has been visiting Miss Minnie U Tuffs, left today for her home. George M. Nolan, supervisor of agents for the Mutual Life Insurance Co., of New York-, was the guest of F. C. nramwell today, loavlnu this afternoon for San Francisco. C. M. Howell and his mother, Mrs. Howell, nrrived this morning from Oklahoma to look over property In the Rogue river valley with the pros pect of locating here. Mrs. X.. I.. Perklns. who has been visiting friends In Grants Pass ami vfclnlty for seernl weeks, left today for Oakland. Calif., to spend the winter. Mrs. Maggie Overman, who spent the past five months at Rapid City, South Dakota, with her fcuher and .brother, returned to Grants Pass today. Dr. Flrey; of Maryland, who spent the past month with tho Clarence Messenger family at Dryden. loft last night for his home, much Improved m neaith. Mrs. B. M. Thurmun arrived tliix morning from Salem and will make her home here. She will be Joined later by her husband. Elvin Wallace went to Hugo this morning where he will spend a few days before olng to Portland for the winter. 'Altl OF THANKS We wish to thank the many friends who so kindly heli.ed or ,' bear our.trouble In the death of our son and brother. Gall Hamilton, by their good words of sympathy anil lueecis or Kindness, also for the lieait Itlful floral offerings' received, i GEO. A. HAMILTON-. j JBSSIK C. HAMILTON. GLENN W. HAMILTON I WORTH HAMILTON. Printing that pleasss We do it! Courier Job Department.' The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company Tonteel U Talc POWDER 2.V JOXTEEI, PACE POWDEP. 0c JONTEEL COM) 'CREAM 7,ic .)OXTEBTv COMWNA HON COLD CREAM 50t CLEMENS Sells Drugs and Rooks nw oat$, nw Sweaters Jltd new Hats on Display MRS. E. REHKOPF 0 GEO. S. CALHOUN has brought to men of Grants Pass a beiter'klnd of tailoring servl. e. , That Is a simple Mlalement of fact, and the proor Is waiting. The quality and value known tiutlottally for a quarter of a century Is your assurance of atlrtictlon In TAIIOIUNG GEO S. CALHOUN 0.i ii Hirer Flftrwu years local atfnnt v RBI fc You are amply justified in' doing now that refurnishing which you have delayed for so long. The beautification of your home, adding to its at tractiveness, is a duty and a trust. We are offering you prosperity values on furniture and solicit your inspection. Hart Schaffner & M arx Clothes For Men Peerless Clothing Co. Cash Clothiers "II Men Wear It We Have It" G. B. BERRY Harness arid Saddlery Auto Top and Canvas Work With Grants Pass Hardware Co. TIRES i Fabric and Cords All Size! C. L. HOBART CO. Daily Courier $4.50 on Sept. 18