Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, July 13, 1917, DAILY EDITION, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textdaily unci mm ooombb I1UIUI. ml pica focb Comfort We all want Coolness, Contemplation and Comfort these shimmery July diys. Wear Wonder togs-they'll help! SPECIAL THIS WEEK , $1 Union JC $1.60 g ifi Suits ' DOC Shirts V 3 AO Fnr-'-g Saita Redwood. All Straw an driwHtll WONDER CLOTHES STORE i - aaie VOSSML LOCAL : 'Miss Nora Wheeler, of Yreka, la visiting Miss MatUe McGee, O. S. Brown, of Olendale, spent; Thursday la tha city. i "Persian Secret" for the hands' and face.. Sabin has it. 01 : 6. T, Moore, of Olendale, spent a I ' day here on business. He returned j this morning. i Mrs. W. R. Swackar and IltUa daughter want to Olendale this morn ing to yilt relatives, j Mrs. P. W. Russell Sr., and Mlaa Hattle tRusell are spending the day 1 visiting Mrs. D. E. Heller at Hugo. Misses Mary. Minnie and Agnes Griffin snd Harsh and Ethel Marlow retained from Hornbrook this morn- Want a Taxi? . Phone 172-J. 104 i , For prompt taxi service, phone ITU. 104 Rev. H. J. Van Fosse a came down from Ashland to attend the funeral of the late Rev. Robert Booth, thla afternoon. Howard Bradford returned to Wolf Creek this morning where he is em played aa a surveyor on the Pacific highway. Mrs. N. R. Noble, of this city, left for Dallas Thursday evening and will make an extended visit with her daughter. BIJOU ' . ..'i Robert F. Hamilton arrived rrom Florence Thursday evening and will be employed in tha forestry service. New Crepe de chine waists at Mra. Rehkopt's. a rttf Don Savage, -who has been located at Saa Antonio,- Texas, In the avia tion corps, has recently been trans ferred to Dayton, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Toung went to Rogue River Thursday afternoon and will camp on their mining property near there for tha next two weeks. . F. H. Walnwright came down Thursday for a short visit here. He will later go to iMedford snd on to San Francisco on business. Ruth Denlson returned Thursday evening from Ashland where she vis ited with relatives for tha past two weeks. Miss Pauline Miller, 11 years of age, left Thursday evening for Tam pa. Florida, where the will make her home with her mother, Mrs. Btrrtlng ham. Sweet grass and colored baskets 35 cents to $2 values. Saturday spe cial at 25 cents. The New Racket Herbert Darneille and wife left thlt morning for Medford to visit a short time with Mr. Darnellle's brother. They will go from there to the home at Oakland, Cal. Theatre Fpday and Saturday A HPKCTACVLAB PIOTOIt IAL TRIUMPH Annette Kellerman in 'Neptune's Daughter' Tim Pcrfoft Woman and a , Company of lOOO I'lnyers in the Film Masterpiece of the World. 7 Wonderful Part Admission 10 and 20 cents COMING SUNDAY Jackie Hamulem, in "Sunny Jane." Jin, JL Q. Knapp and two children returned from Eugene Thursday af ternoon, where Mr. Knapp ha been , vlelUng -r Bister, Mn, A. L. Infill, j nd attending university summer tchool. Special Ml tn fancy Caorgoiie crop collars. Mr. Rthkopt. If Mrs. J. B. Protsmaa and daughter, Helen, of Cottaga Grove, ara netting work u profrsslng In tplendld tha E. C Mncy family for a weak. tn4pa, mora helpert could ba Mr. Protaman wtll apend tha waakjUW)1 to adtantags aa the enUra and here, ground floor of tha Public Benrlc Mrs. Geo. Stoddard and family and building hat been turned over to tha Mra. Eta Rotenbaliu, of La Grande. ' commlttaa for their tiae. If enough ora.. ana mm orata rmmn, or Baker, art visRtf wltt Mr. and Mra. C. P. row r a couple or week. i Leslie Hartley, who haa bean tin- t tting hit parents at William, left for Portland last evening. Ha hao en- lilted aeraral week ago In the Held hospital corps and received his call yesterday. Mrs. P. N. Ftagg and three chil dren returned to their home at iMarshtleld Thursday evening after i spending a month with tha former's ; mother, Mrs, A. H. Eddy, near town. ! Mr. and Mrs. Root, Coats, of Baa Diego, are visiting with Mr. and Mra. M. J. Barker. Mrs. Coats and Mrs. by tha state hoard of control Au Barkar were old friends in Port- gut I. Tha Wrd today directed land and had not met for 10 veara. Tha Coats are traveling by auto, hav- bids. ing been on the road for five weeks. This action was baaed on a formal They expect to be away from homo request from tha highway commit tor a number of months. aon for the Issuance of 1400,000 bond to match tha federal appro Roy Scoots Meeting - priatlon for forest and post roads. Tha Boy Scouts will meet at tha Treasurer Kay Insisted on re Chamher of Commerce rooma at Questing the highway commission for 7:10 Saturday (tomorrow) evening. detailed statement aa to tha amount of money which will Ibe available The Wardrobe Cleaner from tha government thla year, thlt At 815 North Sixth street Phone 1 147. Receiving office with Peerless i Clothing Co. Clesnln?. pressing and repairing. We rail for and deliver, tf Rev. Booaer to Speak There wtll be a community din ner and church service In the Pratt- grange hall Sunday afternoon. Rev. L. Myron Booter will apeak at 2: SO o'clock. Grant Pass Pennants A few Grants Pass pennants at 20c each. I for 50c Put one on your ear. sltt . . . I To CTrarca via Auto The Sunday evening out of doors service at Bethany Presbyterian church combines the maximum of comfort and growing interest aa( shown by the large gathering' last Sunday evening. Anto parties will find a pleasant and convenient stop ping place for tha evening. ' ! Ashland niautaaqna Open The Ashland Chautauqua opened yesterday with a concert by the unit-' ed choral societies of Ashland and Medford. The Atiland management ; used the "seven day" talent of the ! Elllson-Whlte circuit which they sup-1 plement hy two preceding days and, The new building was used for ehsu-1 tauqua purposes for the first time last night. Aprons, Rugs, and Fancy Work The home league, of the Salvation army, will hare a sale of aprons, rugs snd fancy work at 009 0 street, Saturday, July 14. Ice cream and cake will be served tor 10 cents. 01 Thanks, Dr. Bywater The ladles who worked at the Red I Cross rooms yesterday are saying a great many nice things about Dr. and Mrs. Bywater. During the not test hour of the afternoon, the gen ial doctor appeared with a huge bowl of loganberry punch, with the com-: pllments of himself and wife. The' ladle also dropped a delicate, hint ' that there were other men In town who 'might emulate the doctor's ex ample and win the undying grati tude of a large number of Red Cross members. GREAT DANGER OF FOREST FIRES THIS TIME OF YEAR Fire warnings have been Issued, according to the weather bureau, covering all the north Pacific states. All camper are urgod to be cau tious In building fire nnd to see that they are put entirely out before leaving camp; also to olmorve the rules of woodcraft generally. Condition! are getting very dry and the Are hazard Is Increasing dally with the warm weather, ac cording to roport from forest ob servers. Engraved calling earns too card snd plate, In scrl;il, $1,50; If plniiv It furnished, 100 ctrdt for $1. wit i ere work BUT STILL MORE NEEDED Yesterday1 session at tha Rod Croat work room waa attended foy between is and 40 woman. Tha women .i,.,,, tnelr iuingna to helP( tt, wUl u vVn9i of. tnan Mondayi and Thursday nf aaeh jveak a at nreaant. BIOS CALLED FOR ON Salem, July II, Bid for the Orst $400,000 worth f bonds to be ' der tha .provision of the Bean-Barrett road Mil will ha open- Secretary Ooodln to advert! for statement to fee made a part of the hoard's record before any bond ara Issued. Tha bonds will hear 4 per cent Interest , and will be In denomina tions of 1500 and $1,000. One half will run for 10 year and tha balance 20 year. ' Anything to sell? Try a classified. A classified ad bring results NEW TOIMY ; . (CLASSIFIED AD RATES. 16 word, two Issues. 25c; six Issuel. 50o; 00(J nmnthi ix iQ wnen ntrt , sdvance. When not pnld In tilvance. 5c per line per Issue.) for SALE Dining room taibie and six oak chairs, mahogany library table, white Iron bed, springs and mattress. Phone 17 ' tf WANTED A situation as head saw- i yer, by a man of experience. Phone Josephine hotel, 200. 08 lxR SALE Eighty acres timber Uni "-fourth mile from railroad station. A snap for ome one "-ntlng wood timber. Address J. w- McCaslln. Leland, Oregon. 08 p"XLacBhOTEL dining room for nat Inquire Palace Hotel. 112 TAXI SERVICE City or country Prompt service. 8tand at Owl Bit lard parlor. Phone 172-J. Resi dent phone 125-L. 105 ELECTRIC VACUUM CLEANEiTfor rent, 50c for a half day. Bush Electric store. tf Joy Tonight BLANCHE SWEET .In "The Evil Eye" COMEDY HE GOT THEKK AKTKIl ALL Ac and 15c SATURDAY ONLY Fourth episode of the great photo serial LIBERTY. "Dead or Alive" nig U Kent a re Drama 4 "Bloodhound of the North' L-Ko Komwly Feature "WnKllK IS MY HUSBAND" f2.ro in Ornt'crlet Fro'. Thlt may be your night to get the Groceries Special attraction Sunday and Monday . "General Pershing in Franoa" His Summer Vacation Peerless 7 Aan rfW K Wt Wava H" DON'T THROW AWAY YOUR OIJ MATTHE8SHS Yon can have Umm nade aa good new. Upholstering of all kind Anto work a aoc nlallly. All kinds of repair and ralilnrt work promptly attend ed to. F. A. GRANT 401 .V.HUth street. Phone S:U!-R IS HEARD IN LONDON London. July 13. Person In' Ijondon reallted on Tuesday, that a big battle was In progress some where on the western front before they got sny official word of It. Be ginning at dawn a terrific cannonade could be heard here coming from the southeast. At times, as the ar tillery firing rose to a crescendo, the ground trembled aa though aa earthquake was In progress. The scene of the Ibombardinent was nearly 140 miles away. It was the Oerniant bombarding the Brltlth positions In west Flander prepara tory to their attack near the dunes. Job printing of every description at the Courier oflW. What Is the main difference between a porter house steak and a pork chopT The sliel There's nothing like a Porterhouse, or Sirloin If yow choose, A cut of Flunk, or slice of Hound, To drive away Ilia blues! There's nothing like a enilr Chop of Veal, Mutton, lork or liamb, To mnko you sny, when stowed away, "Viille HntlsfliMl, I Am." IIUV TMIOM Hi:itK! CITY MARKET Vbiiy.t n-3 fur Quick Delivery t ft -N. Mb IS TO A BU8INH8H MAN THE IUUGHT PARTICULAR PLEASURE SPOT IN THE YEAR. BUT GO PRB PAltED. HAVE TBI CLOTHING TO ENJOY IT PROPERLY. UKTTKIt 8KK I' 9 BEFORE YOU START, THERE NEVER WERE NICER OlTINO SUITS THAN OUR KAMP-IT LINK AT 6 the Suit SHH WINDOW DISPLAY Clothing Co. "Coin fiuui CUafw Than CttJU" Our Stock of MEAT it the choicest. OUR PRICES THE LOWEST You can prove ihis Every Day Prices : IIKKV lirlskei. per ll '..10c Mltort IUIm, per lb 1-Hr Plate lleef, ierlli ISc Beef I'ot lUmKt, er ll liiltc and ISc lleef Liver, ier II 10r Heart , er Hi ONr VEAL . Hreast, er lb, I81C Nerk for Htew, ier lb 13 He venl Hlenk, per lb -....ISC Venl Ixiln, per lh 80c TRY OUR COMPOUND IT SAVES MONEY TEMPLE MARKET Phone 134 a COMING EVEN Tit 4 July 19, Thursday Oregon Pioneer Association meeting Portland. WARNING TO ALL Automobile owners, you ara re quired to have, one hour after tun set and ons hour before sunrise, two lights burning In front and ons In rear of your machines, falling to comply with thlt you are liable to arrett. So take heed and comply with the law. , i 0. E. McLANID, 04 Chief of Polios, Grants Pass, Oregon. DIAMOND TIRElSW MORE MILES FOR LESS MONEY DIAMOMD TUBES Will outliiNt several cnslngs We prefer soiling Dlnmond tires because they are better Grants Pass Hardware At your service