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THURSDAY, Atom , ItlT. DAILY ROGUE RIVER COURIER Fid Let Electricity Save You Labor and Moneys w w w k t r- i " illlifflllllllliPiliillllM CAUFOSiMEON PM CCANY 1 08-J 623 G STREET, . GRANTS PASS, OREGON East Through California f 4 W a favorite row he lor tfcwae i tK T1 vrcahtjr eceocry, eanrtanky to vbtft ntaay attractive tttiem tm marte aad rainy the beat la trrt One Way Fares - Flrmt aad Mwund rlM to Uw and fcmth apply ?la CadUorale. trie cava he Summer Excursion Fares , Roand trip to principal cttlea in the Bart will be oa sale enrtata days la Aagaat aad Btatcaahor. Theae ticket nf over practically all roatea. Auk your local agent for particular or writ . Joha M Bcolt, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon " Southern Pacific Lines Comply with the law and use printed Butter Wrappers According to the ruling of the Oregoa Dairy A Pood Commission all dairy batter told or exposed for tale la this tut aiaat be wrapped la batter paper apoa which la printed the words "Oregon Dairy Batter, 18 (or 89) ouarra full welghi," with the name and address of the' , soaker. - , To enable patrons of the Courier to easily comply with the ruling Uila office will supply standard slae and weight butter paper printed with special waterproof Ink, and delivered by parcels post, at the following price! 1 t. 100 Sheets, Id or 8il ounce 81.00 ItOO Sheets, Id or 82 ounces 1.8B , 800 Sheets, 10 or 83 ounces 1.70 BOO Sheets, 10 or 88 ounces 8.40 Kitra charge for special designs. Send orders by mall accompanied by the price as above and paer will be promptly forwarded to yon by parcel , prepaid. t We use the best butter paper obtainable, and our work manahlp is of tha best . Rogue River Courier (inin Paaa, Oregon JOB PR1HTIHG KtATLY HE' AT THE'COM OFFICE OF TO MAKE Parle, July 25. (By main France hsa abandoned her proposed civil mobilisation.' , 1 Tha nsw move Is tsken to mesn in many quarters that tha Rlbot' gov ernment hss the war situation to well la band thst It will not be ne cessary to draft French cltlsenry be tween tbe sices of It and 60 for war work. War work will remain vol untary In Prance. . ' Tbe dark economic cloud accom panied Hry sinister rumors of a bad winter to come following the fuel shortage of 1116-17 haa also been shunted to an Inconspicuous place on the horlsoa. Paris has tha word of the prefect of the department of the 8elne that the (rest metropolis will not feel the-pinch of either hun ger or cold during the coming win ter. This official announces that the cosl supply Is assured and that food supplies will 1e plentiful. The con ditions which caused Parisians to stand In line before food emporiums snd cosl yards will be forestalled he declares snd thereby emphsslslng that Prance Is suffering no grest amount of worry over the ravages of German submarines. Another piece of good news em anates todsy from the ministry of commerce to the effect thst Parisians will soon fce supplied with "Nation al Footgear" and "National Cloth" for dothlng. This promises to be a real boon for modest purses as shoe leather has finally aviated to pro hibitive prices. The average price for re-sotlng a pair of shoes is now ten franco about $2 which is more thst double pre-war tax. Men pay about $10 for a Rood pair of shoes snd ladles must pay about $15 If they want the mode. The French national shoe will cost about $5 francs or $5, wear and comfort wlU toe ' guaranteed but style will not. It will be the na tional style. - Fancy footgesr will however continue on sale for those who want to pay the price. The "National Cloth" will be guaranteed by the government of good quality la various shades at a nominal price. ' There will also probsbly be some check on greedy tailors who win 'attempt to charge too much for tailoring tbe oationsl product. w Classified mvr mim FOt BALE O. C. GRANT LANDS Blue print plats showing landa In Josephine , county, $1.10. Address ..A. E. Voorhles, Orants Paaa tt ANGEL cakes 60c; order by phone, No. 110-J. ' I7tf A FEW MORE of those nice cher ries. Also early peaches aad cook ing apples. Phone 606-F-l. , tf PAYING business for sale, store building and furnished fiat for ale or rent. Address Mrs. B. A. Wade, 407,0 street. - s 24 FOR8 ALE 2 5-3 tr fl e7 " Apply" at the Western hotel. . . tf CORNER LOT, 7th aad B streets, for sale at $300; $60 down and 10 per month. Inquire at 107 Clark Street. - '27 PHYMCIAJTS L.V.CLEMENT. M. D. PreaOea . limited to diseases of the eye, ear, aote aad throat Otsssas IBeaV Office hours -12, 2-1, or on ap pointment. Office phone, II; deaee phone llt-J. ' 8. LOUOyRlDQE. M. D Phrsaataa aad sargeoa. City or coaatry eaUa attended dap or light Baalaanei phono til; office phone lit. Sixth and H. Tuff Buildiag.' V DR. ED. BYWATER Specialist, as diseases of the aye, ear, aoae a . throat; glasses Sited. Offlee boon: to 12 a. m., 2 to p. m. PhosMa " Residence 240-L; office lM; v Masonlo Temple, Oraata Paaa, Ore. IN CANADIAN RANKS Frank H. Burr, of Columbus, O., a lieutenant la the American Legion, Canada's little vanguard of Ameri can troops was telling of the Ameri can's advance during a recent bat tle on the Canadian front. "We Jumped over at exactly ' 7 O'clock," aald Burr. "It was a beau tiful summer morning, though mar red somewhat by the shuttle and bang of our shells tearing up Frltxe's barbed wire. ,'' "It was my first' time over snd I admit being flustered Just a little but I realised It was up to me. Bo I crawled over the sacks, stood up and hollered let's go. ' And we went "' ''. -"It's funny the things a .fellow will notice In a time like that, I picked up a little fox-terrier dog. He frisked and barked and leaped around me as though he had found an old friend. . 'He seemed to know Just when to drop Into shell holes. When we reached our objective and captured the remaining Germans, the dog was still there, sniffing around dug outs, exploring shell holes and running up and down the old trench. A dog lucky as thst one Is worth keeping: he's our com pany mascot now. "I put hands, on one . Prussian guardsman myself. The gentleman has a brother In Ban Francisco, Cel., and he couldn't get over his surprise at finding Americans in tbe line In Canadian uniforms. . "Most of the Frltiles hate to be captured by Canadians because our fellows grab . everything, they can move as souvenirs. ,Tbey bring back Junk of all kindshelmets. Oerman coins, revolvers, knives and even pants buttons. Frits says the Can adians and Americans are fighting tor souvenirs and It looks like It when we line .up a bunch of prls-1 oners and begln frisking their pockets.", tV-.,n 'i:'s , FEAR OF SPiES KILLS i The Oregon Agricultural College Vhr trtlard pwltlliu with aoaura Uk-, orttorlM iud Uiuttr tlpmM t It-: trvtlna Wdl!i, VTrollffUU dtsTrw la U (allnwlnt ioHmiUi 1 ! - ' " i AOMOUlTVaS, ullk IS dnparMMBU) COMMEaOK, with 4 drpartBWUi ' ENOINMBUtO, with S 4rtauita, in ludlm Clfll, Kltctrleil, Hlfhwar. InduilrUI irt, Irrlaatloa. t4 Mtthnlol EnglnHrias ; rORBSTBT, Imludlns Lofflnf Knslntfr !: i . ROMI BOONOinOS, with 4 Bujnr 4prt ruin, Inchidlnf trtinlnt In tht Prsclloa Hww.' ', f : MIIUMa,-wlth thru drpurtataU, latlad lai ChcmlHl Knlntrln; , , PHARMACY. TUB SCHOOL Or 0810, olhft InitNe Don In thr prlnrlpal dopkrlmmti of voctl Mill lnlrumtn!il wnalr. r TUB MIUTABT DBPARTMBNT, inrollrd 10B.1 cdiu In HUH IT, and won racuomfn' datlnn fur O. A, ('. from Hit Wntfrn Drpurt rni'nt at Hi V. H. War Orparinimt ai eat at Iht tlflrn "dlillnsulnhnl Innlltntlnha" vl IiIIit Irarnlnf. All cailrla will bf furnlihrd remplrtf unllnrain hy hi t'. a, MitTrrniarnl anil Ihr Jualor and aimlar radrlt, rnrollrd In Ihi' It. 0. T. U will b raianiulallim fur tuliaWti'iii'i', an will Hi all tranMNirtallun ami auhilalonrf at h all wwkai Huitimir rump. REOISTRATIOH BBOINt OOTOBBB I, I BIT, InroraiMloi -wa rnait. ' Addraii, BaftMrar, Oragoa Airlctiltaral Oollai, OarTalllt, Omoa. FOR SALE Fruit crop on trees, es timated at S car loads. Farm ' equipment. Value ftOO. Will "'; lease ranch to December II, IHI. AU for $1,500. Will take late model auto for part, 'balance cash. Address No.' 1477, care of the Courier. FOR SALE-;- sows and pigs. .. For particulars 0e-F-l. M. B. Signs. 27 spring phone FOR SALE A brand new Chevrolet, hss not run 25 mllea; ; also two ' , Fords In nrst-claaa condition, and ' one Chevrolet out of the shop less than six weeks Worth the money. Collins Auto Co., 511, H street " " " .27 Wsshlngton, Aug.. . Tbe war FOR SALE O. A C. maps and up- baa hit Washington's . rubberneck wagons an awful wallop. The clos ing of the treasury, White House, state, war and navy and all other public buildings to visitors has shorn the sightseeing kings of about half their star program. - Their garishly varnished trucks with open coach . to-date net of township owner ship plata of Josephine county at Oraata Paaa Abstract company. 47 FOR BALE Dining Utile snd tlx oak chairs, mahogany table, iron bed, springs and mattress. ' Phone A. A. WITH AM, at D., Phrsleiaa aad surgeon. Offlee: Hall Blda, corner Sixth aad I streeta. Pkoaaa; OSes , 111; residence llt-J. Hoars: t a. n. te 4 p. St. r.v.,wwa-v.if:.'i DEHTUTg E. C. MACT. D. M. D. FlrsKUas dentistry. IOItb loatli street Oraata Paaa, Oregoa. ATTOBI.SYB H. D. - NORTON. Atteraey-a4aw Practice la all State aad Federal Courts. First National Bank BUg. COLVIO A WILLIAMS ; Attoraaya. .. at-Law Oraata Paag Bapklag Oa. Bldg, Oraata Paaa, Ore. B. 8. VAN DYKE, Attorney. , Praettsa la all eonrta.- first National Bank Building. ; 371-U 23tf DURHAM RICHARD, , Attoraeye . at-Law. Office Masonic Tetania . Orsnta Paaa, Ore. : c -H W. T. MILLER, Attoraey-at-Law. Coaaty attorney for JoeepabM Cennty. Office: Schallhon Bldg. O.'S. BLANCH ARD, Attoraey-at-Uw GrsnU Pass Banking Co., Bldft Phone 270. , Orants' Paaa, Ore. i ' bodies atop them, which lumber p SALE Ckelele. nearly ; new. . .. . I ..I.L A L t . . . . . sna aown tne streets of Washington i w,,u inniruciion dook, esirs . - , by the dozen no longer stop while trln and picks, $. Also I-V. A. CIJCMXNTS Attoraey-at-Law their passengers are shown tbe In- ,; ,burnr a a0 nearly new. extra ternU wonders and mysteries or Am-j wicK Mrs. Geo. L. Morris, erica's legislative aad executive halls. . Phone 602-F-12. , '2 There's too good a chance that Ger man spies might be among the gaw- IV t NT ICO kers. ENGLISH mm " T WANTED Two .Umber fallera. two buckets. $1-50 per day; mill men - and limbers, $1 up; one might watchman, $70 per month.' Ad dress Moon-Williams Lumber Co., Bray, Cal. ' ' II TO RENT FOR RENT S-room house and fine garden spot on. river bank, 1 4 ( blocks from Sixth stree,, at $4 per month.' Inquire at Chas. Mor rison's 'grocery. 503 South Sixth lltf street. London, July 20. (By ' mall) The provost marshal has discovered a new way of circumventing srmyi sjackers. He won't let the London! hVk-shops sell military or naval' ualforms any more because slack- era were buying them and posing ss fighters oa extended leave. - The slacker knows no modesty. If he can't get the uniform of a brigadier well, a , field-marshal's tunle will do, with1 lota or medals. Captain H. T. Hewett, handling the prosecutions for tbe lllegel sale of unirorms. obtained three convlc-POR RENT $-room house and Practice in' 1 state . aad federal rourta. Rooms S. aad I. Ooldsa Rale store. BLANCHARD BLANCBARD, Ab , toraeya, Albert block, phoae HM, Practice la all coaru; lead board attoraeya. .' j '-,:.-'' VETERINARY SURGEON DR. R. J. BBSTTJL, ,, Veterlaartaa. Offlee la . Wlnetrout . Impleaasat Blag, phoae I1J-J Reside Phoae 106-R. . . .. DRAYAOB AND TRANSFER FOR RENT 6-room modern bouse, 305 C street opposite ' school house, $10 per month. Inquire ol Win. Boog, 101 Foundry street 41 FOR RENT (-room house and sleeping porch, 727 North fifth street. $8 per month. Inquire ol Wm. Boog, 20$ Foundry street 41 sleeping porch, 121 Rogue River 'Ave. Good. well and barn. "In quire of Wm. Boog, 208 Foundry street 1 41 tlons In one day, an Indication of the wide spread of this type or eva sion. One dealer was fined $275 for selling a civilian the uniform or a general staff colonel wth two Ash: ' . antl medals. ,000 or this sum Is lor the current Magistrates threaten to Impose the titc1 7Mr Most of wr expen- maxtmum fine of $500 In future dltures have been met with surplus ui revenues wnicn tag government held in (August 1114, but this Is now exhausted and the authorities I are considering Other measures tt cover Nippon's fighting bill. - cases. NEUTRAL SHIPPING i I Stairway Aoeldenta, 1 , The majority of us, subconsciously, 1 no doubt have come to look upon band- - . . . . ' J, 1 rails on stairways as a conventional . Ji?',, ' rt'n 10 decoration, .aye the Scientific Amer list carerully prepsred by. Prof. W. k..B yet tast yw uw were D,xott of tha University of Glaa- Wlea ,ud tn.u t,m crp led grow, neutral nations have lost a to- tue luted etutM onc m ull,fs, tal or 849 ships from German sub- nigh heels and ruu down heels are marines and mines. His Hat divides largely responsible for stalrwsy accl- the ships among the several neutral dents, as well as trailing skirts. But nations as follows: Holland. 76; to slmott every lutance the use of the Sweden, 101! Norway, 43(; Den- hauUrall could hitvu saved the victims mark, 114; Bpaln, 85; United States, of Isst year's stairway casusitlss. 1 20; Brasll,' 2; Greece, 60; and Ar- .1 . gentlna, Peru and Uraguay, one each. . f , ) TWH CARD japan is planning to ,The California avnd Oregon re-fill hkr war cHKHT, Coast BsJIroad GooiDanv COMMERCfAL TRANSFER CO. AR kinds of dray age aad traaafar work carefully aad promptly done, Paoae lll-J., Stand at freight depot ' A. Shade. Prop. ''" F. O. ISHAM, drayage and ranater. i Safes, pianos and furniture moved. . packed, shipped and stored. Phoae . fZxtk Holmaa, No. 10. Rest- phoaa 114-R. ' ; : iRa, WORLD MOVES; ao do we. Jnach Bros. Transfer Co.' Phoae H7-R. . .V ; i ' V-JD SKIIVICB TEN-CENT OAR (Any part of tha cltyH also country mas. . C B, , , Young. Phone , tha Pastime, til Ill-R or residence phone 370-R. JITNEY SERVICE Phone Oregoa ' Oaa ft Electrio Co., No. 141. day; residence, 141-Y. Otto J. Kalpa. . IT ASSAYER8 hV R. CROUCH Asaayer, chemist metallurgist , Rooms 101-201 Pad-' dock Building, Oraata Pass. ' t SUMMER RESORTS OASQUET RESORT At tha edge ot the redwoods, accommodations rof tourists, hotel $2 per dry, electrle llgiited camp gronnda, garage and acceasorlea, groceries and , sup- , piles, fishing and hunting. E. R.' Prtoe, Propr.N I17tf STRAYED Toklo, July. 2. (By mall) Jap an, to date, has spent $164,500,000 on war expenses, although $71,000,- CHICHESTER S PILLS I'lll.l. Ilrd tivl U.M .t,AJl n, ...I..I Hh Jfh4 Tala iaf. Hnrfrai. V ftnawM. A.k M il l IO:-T a SOLD EV ORlWifStS EVERYWHCRC Effective June 1, HIT. . Dally except Sunday. Train 1 Iv. Orants Pass.. 1:00 p. m. Train I lv. Waters Creek 3:00 p, m. ' All trains leave Grants Paaa from the corner of Q and Eighth streets, opposite (.he Southern. Pac(f o depot For ail lnformat4on regarding freight and passenger service call at tbe office of tha company, Public Ser vice building, or phone 131 tor same. '. E STRAY One grey mare with bell, and head stall on. Anyone flnd , Ing please notify J. C. Dutoher. Granta Pass, R. F. D. No. 4, or, nfinn S01-V-1A , aa MUSICAL INSTRUCTION J. 8. MACMURRAY. teacher of voice culture aad singing. Lessons given t at home of pupil It requested. Ad-. dfjas Til Lea street Itltt CAMPING RESORTS CAVE .OAMP-ideal for rest . and I recreation; good clean (beds, 71c; ; good meals, 60e; pack and saddle ""horses Wr cavaa.' $2.50 "per day;' telephone at camp, ring Provolt. - II