Rogue River courier., May 21, 1916, DAILY EDITION, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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Tks World Do Move
But how well yosur share ot tt is moved aaay depend apoa the banees.
Vc Will Hake Yea a New Ikrcess
that will more anything your team cm haul, tad make a low price
m It, too. Leather ts advaad&c coatiaually, bat we do aot bwy
earthing but the best of leather for the haraeea w make, therefore
we cam
GKtee Abschte Satisfaction
AUi KIXDS OF HARXH3S REPAIR! Ntl AND OsXIXO.
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Grantq Paco Hardware Co.
At Yaw Service
HEART qfti WORLD
A MASQUE Of MYTHS
An Outdoor Pageant in Aesthetic
Dance and Pantomime
AUTO PARK, ASHLAND
May 23, 1916, 8 o'Clock P. M.
Cast of 1 00 Ladies, Girls,
and Children
The Heart of Fairyland will be exposed to the world
by Queen Titania and all the Fairies, Dryads, ,
Dwarfs, Trolls, Sea Nymphs, Gods,
Goddess and Graces .
Music by Mcdford Band
Music by Ashland Band
Music Throughout Pageant
by Orchestra
Produced by Mrs. Lynette Hovious of Medford Conservatory, under the
Auspices of the Greater Medford Club of Medford and Woman's
Civic Club of Ashland
Admission 25c
BELIEVE FALL OF
VERDUN CERTAIN
Berlin. May 10. German regard
the fall ot Verdun aa certain, They
do net believe, however, that Ha aur
render will result In a collapse of
the allies.
The German lines are drawing cloa
er around the fortress today, It ta
understood here that the defense cen
tering on Hill 304 and Dead Man's
hill will oon be In German hands.
The Oermana hold -that by con
stant hammering at the French, wtth
Italy and the British and Russians
being firmly checked, they art com
ing nearer to victory every day.
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CAMPAIGN
BELGIAN FRONT
London,. May SO. German troops
are preparing for a treuendoua of
fensive on the Belgian front, accord
ing to despatches from Holland to
day. ;
For three days there haa been a
heavy movement of men. and ammu
nition toward the tiring line. Big
guns are reported concentrated In
massed batteries from the sea coast
to Ypres. Teuton air scouts are most
active over the scene of the expected
battle. It Is considered a possibility
that the Germans may renew their ef
forts to smash through to Calais.
FRENCH ATTACK CKIOIANS
ALOXG THE WKST FRONT
Berlin, May 20. Repeated French
attacks against newly conquered Ger
man positions along the Haucourt
Esnes road, northwest of Verdun,
have been smashed, the war office de
clared today. In the Argonne forest,
German soldiers plunged through to
the French second line trenches, tak
ing prisoners.
' (ierman aviators successfully at
tacked enemy ships off the coast of
Flanders, and hurled shells on Dun
kirk aerodomes and railroad depots
at Dixmude, Poperlnghe, Amiens,
Chalons, St. Pol and Suippes.
Ration.
The stingiest man in rue world isned
for divorce because bis wife was
wasteful and extravagant.
"Will you give tin? court soniepe
clflc Instances?" asked the lawyer.
"Well, one day she goes and liuys
three toothbnwhes, one for herself and
one for each of the kid. And the
wonrt of It was we already had' one
good one." Mtrhlgan (largo?!.
Envelopes printed at the Courier
office. ' .
Amertoa's Appalling Fire Lea.
Every man, woman and child In the
United 8tates pays $3 a year for Are
waste. If on a certain day of the year
a government official should go to the
average family of live iteraous and pre
sent a bill for $13 aa the auuual Ore
tax of the family, there would be a
universal protest agniust the tax and
against the carelessness whku makes
possible a yearly fire waste of 230,
000.000 In this country, nig manufac
turers aud big men-bant know that
the fire expense to which they are sub
jected Is a drain on all the people, but
because It is iudlrect the average per
son ts not coiisi'lou tie In paying a tax.
Let the musses cure realize thnt every
time they buy a lint, a pair of shoes
or a suit of clothes or anything which
goes through the regular chnnnels of
Industry, production, distribution and
exchange, they are pitying a part of
the country's enormous lire tax, aud
fire prevention would become the order
of the day. Leslie's.
The Duck.
A little schoolgirl In Michigan has
written the following essay on the
duck:
"The duck is a low heavy set bird,
lie is a mighty poor singer having a
coarse voice caused by getting so ninny
frogs in his neck and be likes the wa
ter and carries a toy balloon In bis
stomach to keep from sinking the Duck
has only two legs and they are set so
far back on bis running gears by na
ture that they come pretty nenr miss
ing bis body souitf ducks when they
get big curls on their bills are called
drakes and don't hnvo to act or hutch
but just loaf and go swimming and
eat everything in sight if I were to be
a duck I would rather be a drnko they
have a wide bill like they use it for a
spade they walk like a drunk mnn they
bounce and bnmp about from side to
side If you scare them they will Bap
their wings and tr to make t pass at
singing. "-Detroit Journal.
Sftyle-
3 3 3
ADLER'S Collegian Clothes which we
A carry are "balanced" clothes neither
mode, nor material, nor making, are
sacrificed for each other. The result is
extreme' high-value, distinction and "come
back" customers.
In addition to an unlimited array of suits
for spring and summer this shop also displays
the newest and highest values in neckwear,
shirts, hose, collars, hats, caps, shoes, under
garments, etc., and every sale is made with
that courteous and attentive treatment of
which few shops can boast.
It is well to boar in mind too, that we suit you e? do not sell you
"Gun Buy Cheap Than CrtJU"
"HMenWwtuWattmtl"
GRANTS PASS. OREGON
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Rogue River Hdw.
We have a fine assortment of
Correspondence Cards
Invitation Stationery
Initial Stationery
Alto Hand-Colored (JonRratuLitlon Curtis, licather Hound Hooks anil
Hnuill (iift Hook suitable for graduation tftln.
Demaray's
Drug and
Stationery Store
Clairvoyant-Medium
The future can be foretold If
yon will consult La'Vera, the
noted Medium, who la In your
city for a short time. You will
have your life told to you bet
tor than you could have told It
yourself. filie gives never
falling advice on all affairs of
life. Tells you of changes,
losse, fires, mines, mortgages,
sales, love, courtship and mar
riage, In fact tells yon every
thing you are In doubt about.
La'Vera Is located in rooms In
the Treinont hotel. Her office
hours are 10 a. m. to 0 p. m.
WILL SPEAK Oil
PROPOSED BILL
Dr. G. L. Tufts, of Portland, was
In the city recently In behalf ot a
one-day-of-reat-ln-eevcn bill, to be
submitted to the voters at the Novem
ber election. He will return to
speak on the subject on Sunday, May
2S, at the Presbyterian church, In the
morning, and at a union mass meet
ing at night In the Methodist church.
Dr. Tufts, who organised the Anti
Saloon league ot Oregon, Is now
state superintendent of the Weekly
Rest Day league. The bill which the
league Is promoting, said Mr. Tufts,
provides for the closing on Sunday
of all unnecessary business and labor.
This will give the proprietor as well
as the employe a day ot rest. Then
the continuous, or seven-day per
week Industries, are to allow their
employes twenty-four consecutive
hours of rest each week. In this
class are such industries as hotels,
restaurants, transportation lines,
telephone and telegraph service,
sugar beet plants, cheese factories,
dally newspapers, and all Industries
which must be kept In dolly opera
tion. In the six-day class are groceries,
bakeries, barber and butcher shops,
mercantile stores In general, except
the sale of drugs and medicines, milk
and dally newspapers. Also all un
necessary work In mills, mines, fac
tories, work shops, logging and con
struction camps and on farms. Jews
ana seventh Day Adventlsta may
choose either Saturday or Sunday as
their rest day. The bill does not
apply to private work which is not
done for gain or wages.
Special Sale
For Two Weeks
in Enameled Ware
10c Each
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Wee the display In our south window
CRAMER BROS.
, Odd Fellows Ulock
Pinched Him FinanoiallJ.
An esteemed citizen went Into a shoe
tore In a metropolitan town and asked
to see some lenther goods. Another
minute an obliging salesman wris haul
Ing out some boxes.
"That's a nice looking shoe." i
marked the customer ns the salesman
pushed his foot Into h shiny right and
started to lace It. "What Is the prlcer
"This pair is H." responded the sales
man as he finished tlm lin ing find ran
his band across the viuup. "Hoes It
pinch you tiny?"
"Well, I should say that it docs!" was
the prompt rejoinder of the customer.
"Give me sometliiiia- nhour f."l rimnnor"
Kuiimiis city War;
Slnesrs Rtgrst.
A seedy looking Individual In a West
"HI"Oll I lliiiil fpn.,,
... . lire
1'ineb counter, where h0 In,,) ,oc,, help.
. ...M.n.-.i mow generously, mi, ,,
lo (ho barkeeper:
"I'l'leiid, run vmi trust i,. r,', .. ........
of beer till tomorrow T
'No," said the Imrkeep.
1 urn sorry to licnr thnt .....i
"eedy one. "It seems kinder mean to
eat the amount or rr. i,. i.-
i d then not buy ilothln'."New Vork
Globe.
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dee,, It HHOWS Il AT THK
OTIIKU DNI) OF. THK LINK, It
make KAHV WASH HAYH for the
littlrt woman TODAY mid for ninny
yenr to cimiks
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, "Huy KloctrlraJ Goods at the Klectrlc Shop"