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WF.INKHAY. 11 SK 111, 10IT oAitr roovi mn corona' iffV"Wl The Supreme Dessert Summer Flavors Mint For Lamb r Mutton lime For Salad For Relishes Pineapple FOR APHIS "BLACK LEAF 40" is cheapest and most efficient Demaray Ford Converted 1-Ton Trucks Come in C. L Hobart Company My Country, 'Tis Preserve this priceless "sweet land of liberty" by subscribing now to the Lib erty Loan. You can buy bonds from $50 up to $100,000. They pay three and one-half per cent interest. They art backed by the limitless re sources of this great nation. They are exempt from all federal, state and local tax ation, excepting estate and inheritance tax. Be patriotic. Be shrewd. See u$ today. 1 ' Mint flavor' made from mint lep.ves U the latest Jiffy Jell flavor. It gives you an instant garnish jell for cold lamb, mutton and other meats. Lime flavor made from llms fruit juice-la tart and zestful and green. Like all JilTy-JeU flavors, it comes In a sealed viuL It gives you a Jell for salada and for relishes. Mix your salads into it and moke them a part of the Jefl. ' Pineapple flavor made from pineapple juice -is new in quick desserts. This flavor must be sealed to keep. And it must not be scalded. In Jiffy-Joll it comes in a vial, and you add it when the jell has partly cooled. Jiffy Mint Sauce For Lamb and Other Heart DU.olv one package of Mini Jlffy JU In one cup of bulling water. Add the Mint flavor from the vial, then a cup of attained liquid from the pan in which roait I coofctd. Serve hob And Jiffy-Jell fruit flavor makes a delightful cold dish for a dessert, for a supper dish or a children's party. Keep several flavors on hand. Every day this summer you will find a use for Jiffy-JelL Waukesha Pure Food Co. Waukesha. Wis. s Stationery Store and see them. 1 of Thee" BROOKINGS MAINTAINS HIGH LEVEL OF AND EMPLOYMENT COHDB i Brookings, Oregon. To tbe Public 1 On account or the many letter wo have boos receiving from parties , Id tbli and otber localities, wo have , deemed It beet to tot out Id an open loiter the conditions of living, em ployment and recreation that sur l round tbe employes of this company Location, Climate and General Hummndlng " Tbe town of Brookings and tbe manufacturing plant are located on a plateau about 100 feet above ocean J level and running from the shore I line back about three-quarter of a mile. Unlike moA aw mill town. ! the lt Is rolling bench lend, free 1 from stump and (lashings. The cll j mate Is mild. Snowfall Is a rarity, and during tbe summer months the I weather Is that of a beach resort. I In the winter tbe temperature I I moderate. Tbe view of the ocean, beach and ; surrounding Is ibeautlful. I A good public school Is provided ' for all grade; moving picture thea- : tre with a seating capacity of 300 ' with two weekly shows; general I store carrying a large stock at rea- 'sonable price; also a well equipped ; hospital I provided for employe and j famllle. and Is In charge of a flrat i claas physician and surgeon with 'trained nurse In attendance, living Accomodations . For single men there Is a large hotel provided with showers snd other facilities, with table board that la unexcelled In Its line. In addition, comfortable bunk houses sre provided to take care of excess of single men over and above the accommodations provided In the hotel. Rate of board (.25 per week, lodging 60c and op, according to ac commodations. For married men comfortable houses are provided with rente rang ing from 16 per month and up, ac cording to type selected; water, light and wood extra at nominal rstes. L . START ROSE SHOW J Portland, June 13. When Presl 'dent Wilson presses an electric but , ton In the White House tonight he i will start a spark across the contin ent which will unveil tbe huge re 1 plica or the Statue of Liberty In the I Court of Patriotism, set a thousand lights aglow and formally open Port land's 11th annual Rose Fealtval. Four thousand school children paraded the business streets of the east side business district this morn ing and Queen Nina and King Mac, the fairy queen and king of the fes tival were crowned on Multnomah field Immediately after the parade. A choir of thousands of voices will sing In the Court of Patriotism to night when the statue Is unveiled. Pittsburg, Jue InS. The last day session or the 44th Annual National Conference or Charities and Correc tion here were devoted to discussion ot problems presented by Increasing negro migration Into northern cities. Speakers at the "round table session" declared the "On to the Cities" move mont among the negroes has assum ed largo perhaps threatening pro portions. . i The general "rarewell" session to Wght will be devoted to "The Organi sation ot Publlo Weirare Work or a State." Governors Brumbaugh ot Pennsylvania, Lowden or Illinois, and Mnnnlng or South Carolina, . will speak. . Thus betting Healthful Exerolae. "Are American husband lvcT" asks a tvnunm writer, wucrciiinif whole slather of A. H. rise up nud shout "No!" And then they sit iltttit dowu attain when they're told to.- Buffalo News. Buy your Liberty bond! We shall t... 1 know yoo. CHICHESTER SPILLS WIn. . THK DIAMOND BBA?.f J M.nrVITVa m I'tuV a IMI,AlMT.hriMMa sRBMa'ii.ll;1 mn bsn M stosl. KafMl, Always Pill la Uii U.4 MMIIhW , bin., M.Md .!! niu HIUn..VX i T.hm mm mOmt. RafH,W I 'I Vs. 0 Sttl BY DAUGGISrS EVERYCLni usually . prevailing In njunlclpnlltle of Ilk character. Wages and Working CoodlUons The minimum rata for common la bor Is $3.00. per day of ten hour at the present time in an depart ment, with usual advance above this rate for responsible positions. The company operates a saw mill, logging camp, railroads, wharves and shipping; run its own line of steam ers to California points. Requirement Applicant Moat Fad- ttn No man over to years of age will be employed. Before entering oar employ, each and every applicant will be obliged to pass an examination by the eom pany's physician and satisfy him aa to physical condition. Married men must work for tbe company at least 10 days before they will be permitted to bring their fam ilies. In order that both parties may be satisfied aa to conditions and abll ity. - No liquor Is permitted In the town; parties found Intoxicated 111 be summarily discharged. General We desire to build up a commun ity of sober, thrifty, Industrlou men with families, and such will be given the preference In the matter of em ployment at all times. There Is plenty of continuous em ployment here for a large number of active, sotier men Jo practically all classes of work, and any parties meeting these requirements can feel assured of employment on reporting here. The company Invites correspon dence from parties Interested, and further Information can toe obtained from M. Jordan and other stage ooerators at Grants Pass or F. G. Lung, Med ford. This point Is reached by auto stage from Grants Pas via. Crescent City, at the present time consuming about nine hours for the trip. (Adv.) C. AND O. LUMBER CO". NOT THE ONLY ONE There Are Other Grants I'm People glmllariy Situated. Can there be any stronger proof offered than the evidence of Grants Pass residents? After you have read the following, quietly answer the question. ' Mrs. A. R. Orme, 814 Oak St Grants Pass, says: "I never hesitate to recommend a medicine I know has merit and may prove of benefit to others. I can endorse Doan's Kidney Pills for I know from personal exper lence that they are all they are claim ed to be. When I get a tired ache across my kidneys, a few doses of Doan's Kidney Pills soon relieve it Price 60c. at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy get Doan's Kidney Pills the same that Mis. Orme used. Foater-Mllburn Co. Props., Buffalo, N. T. Unfamiliar Usee ef Molai Molasses Is not only tbe most Impor tant byproduct of beet sugar manufac ture from a nuauclul standpoint, but Is also or particular Interest chemically and from the point of view of tbe va rlcty of ways in which It has teco Utlllied. Amour tliwc are rut tie feed lug, alcohol productUm ami extraction processes, lu cattle fecdine tile nio- lasncs Is mixed with iilfnlfu meal or beet pulp wheii nvtillnlrie. ,as the mo lasses In its orlplniil xtiite In too ntkky for reeding. Alcohol mill vinegar are 'also made from uiuIiikm1 lu I Ills oiin try snd abroad. Chemical Kinilnoei Meiiiyurirlcsl ami Ilia On Werd. "There Is one word tlmt we iiilckly leurn In five liiliiiUiiKC," mi Id nn Anier lenn Red Crtow nurse who nm-viiI In French army hosill:il, "It Is the word tlmt come most often to lite llin of sick or wounded soldiers when suffer lug or delirium wrlnt: titteriince from tbeiu. It Is umltcr, mere, moeiler, ma dre and1 mother." The Last Word. ' "Your better half likes tbe last word doesu't she?" questioned the cnnfiden thil friend. ' e "I don't think mo," rejoined the oth or. "Anyway, nbe Is always remark ably reluctaut about reaching lt."- Phllsdelphta Record. I j Ffeversed. "Before mnrrtuRe," said the boat swain, "I used to hold Nancy ou my i lan two or thtve nights a week, but ' now-sblver my timbers-she sits on mo all the time" I Changing Taste. 1 . "We soon weiiry of the things we once desired," . 'Of course we tin, . You i sn't esui't Hindi hoy to lx lit I'lillni.iliiMili' over Ida Hied and lilx nki I tM ,hHi lie .'MS In lie-i'niliev." - Wiishiiii.'''' Hut'. Classified Advertising roat ai ANGEL CAKES supplied In any quantity on short notice, tOe each. Phone 180-J. $82tfl FOB SALE Gas range and baby cart. Phone tll-R or call at 114 Washington Blvd. ' 8tf FOR SALE One two-stamp mill. ISO pound stamps. Complete to ran except pistes, for $150 cash. II. 8. Johnson, Gold Hill. Ors. 78 WINONA ... BERK8HIRES One spring Utter by Laurel Champion averaged 71 pound at two months. It days. That's the kind for yon. F. R. Steel, Winona Ran eh, R. F. V. No. 1, Oranta Pass, Ore. 10 O. & C. GRANT LANDfl-lua print plat showing lands In Josephine county, $1.60. . Address A. E. Voorble. Grants Pass U FOR SALE 6-paseenger Maxwell, $150; horse weighing about 1,100, and harness, $100; hack and sin gle harness cheap. M. E. Stone, 24 H street SI FOR SALE ( head cattle, 2 are milk cows, I are Jtelfsrs. 2 calves, also buggy. Inquire of Bert Vin cent, 415 Foundry street. ' 81 FOR SALE Very large, good milk cow. Inquire 5oo-R-2. P. Olson. 72 FOR SALE Tent house on D street. near Seventh at a bargain.' Ad dress No. 1112 care Courier. 79 FOR SALE 12 one-year-old white wyndotte hens, $1 each, Inquire of C. G. Gillette. ' tf FOR SALE 4-cyllnder touring car. Inquire at Olding'a garage. 82 TO RENT. FOR RENT I-room house and fin garden spot on river bank. blocks from Sixth street at $4 per month. Inquire at Cbae. Mor rison' grocery. 503 South Sixth treet 21tf OLD HAMLIN RANCH for rent Near city. O. S. Blanchard. 47tf FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT S-room house on H treet, close In. Inquire ot Mrs. W. E.'Dean, 615 H atreet tf COMPLETELY FURNISHED HOUSE Piano, hot and cold water, bath, electricity, garden. Wish to reserve one room. Splendid offer for summer or longer if desired. Address No. 1106 Courier. tf WANTED WANTED Cook for mining camp of 4 or 5 men. Kitchen convenient and nice garden. Phone Lay ton mine or address Austin Wilson, Murphy. Oregon.- -78 LOST IX) ST On Wllderville road, motor cycle license number plate, BP-5. Phone 40-J. 78 DEFEATE0 FE3ELS. Colonel Uratiat Utn .court, Cuban Commander. I 1 k k - Ttr ' Culolie, I'imIIik lieiHiiiOilrt. one ot I'reKlilent .Mwiiih'uI's olttt'ers, bus Iteeu one ot the leaillim tluures In the sup invasion of the relK'lllon In tbe repub lic Anything to sell? Try a classified. Circulars Supplement News paper Advertising.; We Make a Rtmly or the Attention Compelling; Kind snd Print Them Quickly. f r PHYSICIANS L. u. CLEMENT, If. D. Practise limited to diseases of Us eye, sat. boss sod throat . Glasses tttes. Offlee bonis 8-12, 2-1, or oa a- polntmest Office phone, 62; denes shone tits. LOUOHKIDGZ, M. D., Phrsksaa sad ssrgaos. City or eoastry sstki attended day or sight BisHtii psoas 848; ottos phose Its, Sixth sad H. Taff Bonding. OR. BO. BYWATER Specialist aa diseases of the eye, ear. boss sad throat; glasses fitted. Ottos hoars: I to IS a. m., ! to S p. at. Pkoass Residence 880-L; " office ICfsJ; Schmidt Bids, Grants Pass, Ors. A. A. WITHAM, M. D., Phyjidas sad surgeon. OSes: Boll Bids., ssiasr Sixth sad I streets. Phones: Ottos 11$; residence 888-J. Hosts: is. m. to 4 p. n. ' ' DEHTBRB C. MACT, D. M. D. rtrstretoee dentistry. 108 South Stxta street, Grants Pass, Oregon. ATTORNEYS a D. NORTON, Attoray--sw Practice In all Stats sad Federal Court. First National Bank Bldat COLVIG at WILLIAMS Attoras7S at-Law Grants Paas Bnnktaf Co. Bldg, Grants Pass, Ore. E. 8, VAN DYKE. Attorney. Pr actio la all courts. First National Beak Building. DURHAM RICHARD. Attornsys- at-Lew. Offlee Masonic Tesspts Grant Pass, Ors. , W. T. MILLER, Attorsey-sc-Law. County attorney for Josephine County. Offlee: BchaUhora Bldg. ' O. 8. BLANCHARD, Attorney-ot-Law GranU Pass Banking Co. Bldg, Phone 270. GranU Pass, Ore. V. A. CLEMENTS Attoraey-ot-lAW PracUee in stots and federal eonrts. , Rooms 2. sad , S, ever Golden Rule (tore. BLANCHARD BLANCHARD, At torneys, Albert block, phone 23S-J. Practice la all courts ; toad heard attorneys. ' ' 'f' ', r" r V " VETERINARY SURGMWt DR. R. J. BE8TUL, Teteriaortoa. Offlee la Wlnetroot .Implement ' Bldg. . Phone 113-J , Kesideaes Phone 205-R. DRAYAGB AND TRANSFER COMMERCIAL TRANSFER CO. All kinds of drayage sad trsasfsr work caret ally sad promptly done. Psoas 181-J. 8taad at tretgnC depot A. Shade, Prop. F. G. I SHAM, drayage. and tranater. Safes, piano and furniture moved, packed, shipped and stored. Psoas r.vrk ft Holtnaa. Na 50. Rssl ' Aiee phone 124-R. ',.1'lHk, WORLD MOVES; so do we. . Transfer Co. Phose 2nneh Bros, 887-R. MU8ICAL INSTRUCTION , 3. MACMURRAT, teacher of roles culture sad elnging. Lessons gtvea at hone ot pupil If requested. Ad drjss Til Lee street 851tt AS8AYEK8 E. R. CROUCH Assayer, chemist, metallurgist Rooms 201-208 Pad dock Building, Grants Pass. STRAYED E8TRAY There sstrsyed from ray place three weeka ago, small Mack mars, German coach type. M. ML Alnsworth, . Murphy Oregon. Phone 601-F-22. 5$tl TUUOARD The California and Oregon Coast Railroad Company A , -, , , Effective June 1, 1817. Dally except Sunday Train 1 It. GranU Pass.. 1:08 p. m. Train I It. Waters Creek 1:11 p. sa. All tralna leave Grants Pass from , the corner of O and Eighth streets, opposite the Southern Pacific depot. For all Information regardlag frelght and passenger service call at the office ot the company, Publlo 8er vies building, or phone 131 for same. .. Kongo Salt Marahe. ; Along the central part of tbe Kongo ', river there are a number of salt marsh es. .' The African dlK shallow bolea in these, whence Issue streams of hot wa ter, which on being evaporated leave a reildu of aalt