Rogue River courier., October 07, 1917, DAILY EDITION, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

IVUIT IHMJrK HIVKIt COVKtKR
M'MtA v, onoitKit T. inir.
Special Attractions This Week
"At the BIJOU
TONIGHT
TriangiW'TIME LOCKS AND DIAMONDS"
William Desmond.
Monday-Selig,'"THE BARKER," America's pop
ular stage favorite, LEW FIELDS.
Comedy 2-reel Keystone, "His Uncle Dudley"
Tuesday-Bluebird, Ella Hall in "JEWEL," The
swetest story ever told.
Pathe-Peari White in "THE FATAL RING
Wednesday-Bluebird, "HELL MORGAN'S
GIRL." Dorothy Phillips,
Two-reel Keystone comedy, "Stars and Bars."
Thursday-Triangle, "A STRANGE TRANS
GRESSOR." Louise Glaum.
Friday and Saturday Great Feature, Edward L.
Grafton's stirring masterpiece, "THE ARGO
NAUTS." America's first great photo-play of the
West. California in the days of 149.
Every Number This Week a Knockout
J. B. CALDWELL, Manager.
National MAZDA Lamps
"My eye dcw'l hurt with this Unlit." the little itlrl I surprised
when the turning on of Mawlu lights Instantly relieve the MrHln
on her eyes.
Older folks shouldn't be surprised. They know that too
little light means eyestrain, and that when National .Mur.it as are
used and the light properly diffused and shaded. It keeps the eyes
in comfort and at the same time belters the vision.
Buy National Mazda lamps and other electrical household
appliances here, where assortments are good, prt-es reasonable,
and service goes with every purchase. "
Only 27c for regular family sizes
ROGUEIRIVER HARDWARE
THK BIO RKI FKONT
Comply with
the law and use
printed Butter Wrappers
According to the ruling of the Oregon Hairy and Food
Commission all dairy butter sold or exposed for sale In
this state most be wrapped In batter paer "l'n lk:h
la printed the words "Oregon Dairy Butter, 18 (or 32)
ounces full weight." with the name anil address of the
maker.
To enable patrons of the Courier to easily comply with
the ruling this office will aopply standard sl-e and weight
butter paper printed with special waterproof ink. and
delivered by parcels post, at the following prices:
100 Sheets, 10 or 2 ounce fl.00
200 Sheets, 16 or 32 ounces 1.35
300 Sheets, 18 or 32 ounces 1.70
500 Sheets, 1 or 32 ounces 2.40
Kxtra charge for special designs.
Send orders by mail accompanied by the price as aboe
and pnper will be promptly forwarded to you by parcel
post, prepaid.
We use the best butter paper obtainable, and our work
saanshlp la of the beat.
Rogue River Courier
Grants Pass, Oregon
(illlHIl .nVHM'KnKXIS
lletlmity rrenli)lerin t hurvh
Morning service 1 1 a. in., celehra
tlou of the Lord's supper and re
ception ot uew mcmlieu. Kveutng
service at I: So p. iu., sermon by the
minister. Sunday school at IU a
in. Christian Kndeavor at .S0 p
in. The choir, under the direction
of Mrs. V. U Ireland. will sing the
anthems In both sen Ice. In the
morning a trio, Mia. Ireland. T. I'
Cramer and lleo. I. Cramer, will
sing, and a ladles' Irlo, Mr. Clark.
Mis Jeanett Cramer and Ml
Kuth Hathaway. , wilt assist the
choir. You lll be welcome.
U Myron ttooier, minister.
Newman M. K.. Church
1'rea.hlng by the pastor at II a
m.. and T:0 p. m. Morning topic
,"The Program of tha Church During
War Time." The choir. In charga of
Mra. A. 0. Knapp. will render the
anthem, "In tha Cro 1 Glory." Bolo
by Mrs. J. 0. Intel. Note the change
In the hour of the evening service
to T:S" o'clock. Evening anthem.
Onward lo Victory." Solo by Mrs.
Arthur Wlble. Sunday achool at 10
a. m- Kpworlh League at 6: SO p.
m., Irene Courtney leader. A cor
dial welcome to alt.
Melville T. Wire, pastor.
SKIN GRAFTED FROM
Will. He Murray and l.)hn Sahln.
both well known boy of (III city.
nmire In a new dlsimtch which
come over the wire from I'orvullli.
In a way that Is niosl creditable and
characteristic of tha young men.
The dispatch read:
Corvalll. Ore., Oct. 5. Thirteen
gritty young men today are minus
)i) aqnate Inches of skin, and
Harry Welger, Nosehnrg man at the
Corvalll hoipltal, a a remit of an
automobile and electrical accident
near Oranger two week ago. has
added that amount or good "kin to
hi neck, back, arma and leg.
Tha boa are aald to have ahown
a lot of grit, the Undent undergo
ing the aralplng knife without tak
ing a stimulant or an opiate of an
kind.
The entire list of those who gave
up cuticle I a follows: Harry
Melgon. Unn Harrl and Kenneth
Kennedy, of Albany; Harold Har
rington, Karl Iteynold. Ellsworth
Rlrketts, Koy Jewup. Itslph MeUolt.
Joes I'nderwood. William Teulsrh
and Harold White of Corvallls. and
Wlllette Murray and t.ynn Snbln of
Grant fas.
Ilaptlst Church
Sunday school at 10 a. m.. Paul
Klrker superintendent, n. Y. IV 1'.
at 7 p. m., Pearl Youngblood leader.
There will be no preaching services
today owing to the Illness of Rev.
Douglas.
r1rl Church of Christ Sciential
Christian Science services are held
ererr Sunday. In the V. O. W. hall.
iat 11 ,a. m. Wednesday evening
meeting at o'clock. The subject
for today Is. "Cnreallty." The
reading room I open dally from 5
to A ii. m. except Sunday. The pub-
illc Is cordially Invited to attend the
ervlce and to visit the reading
room. 1
Washington, Oil. . Since con
gress convened In its extraordinary
war session )ast April and up to to
da: It has placed at the dllusal of
the administration llT.nnu.tMiO.O""
and lias authorized contract for al
most $2.3imi,immummi more.
Most of the money was for war
purposes. In-hiding iT.onn.oim.miO
for loans to the allies.
Camp l.el. tM. 6 Clarence K.
Mllle.-, a private from Sail lke
City died yesterday lu the base hos
pital under clr.ustances which the
camp authorities feel call lor an In-
estlgatlon.
He complained of being dirty."
said Captain tireen. adjutant, "id
while we belleie that he died from
natural causes, there Is enough nn
certainty about It to call for an In
vestigation." The first regimental parade at
Camp l.ewis took place this after
noon when the SHIst infantry, 2. 20"
strong passed In review hefoie Col
onel W. t. Davis. The 3D 1st I the
first regiment to be fully eilpped.
TIIUKK CONVHTIONS OK
0"I.A1IOM KKVOI.TK.HS
Knld, Okla.. Oct. Kighl men
charged with conspiracy In connec
tion with the Working Class union
and other alleged antl-draft organi
zations were acquitted, and three
! convicted In the federal court here
! today.
I
SAME AS LAST YEAR
Kugene. Oi l. i'..- The enrollment
of students at tile I'niierslty of Ore
gun lor the fourth day of reglHira
tlun totalled S3 1, as compared with
T 1 last year. I iesiili nt P. I.. Camp
bell of the university staled he ex
pected a total enrollment as great
as last year when 1.000 students
were on the campus, notwithstand
ing the fact that about 200 upper
clussmen are now In the service of
their country.
Nanalmo, li. C, Oct. 6. A serious
die broke out late today In the Jin
gle Pot mine of the British Colum
bia t'onl Mining company. The mine
has been sealed In an attempt to ex-
tingulHh the flames by suffocation.
This means that the luopc-ty will
be closed for at leaBl t- hi nths.
throwing Itod men out of .
Iment and cutting off a payroll .it
j $20,000 monthly.
Neckwear
of Quality
New
Colorings
e
New
Shapes
50c, 75c, up to $2
NKckWKAit nir in ciioici:
AND K.( I.IKIVK IS THK HO I IT
IC Will. AIWWS HMI HrllK.
IN A DAVM JOlllVKY
on i,d.vt HMi A hn:h nil-
PiaV OK KAI.I. NMHUKAU
Til AX IK AltK NOW MltmiNO.
COMK KK.K THK' N K.W KAIL
CIIKATION'M
GRANT mu. OW.OON
WHEN YOUR POCKET
IS YOUR BANK
vow money doesn't, lat lry;. It just slips
away a little at it titiie until there is iiothinir
li ft, mid then you wonder where it went.
It is safe when it is deposited in this
'auk, ami is here when you need it. Don't
von think that would he the hettcr wav"f
Josephine County Bank
(rants Pass, Oregon
L
IY COBB IS AGAIN
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Chicago, Oct. 6. Records an
nounced today show that Ty Cobb of
the Detroit American league team
holdB his league's batting record for
the season with an average of 3411;
while Kddie Itonsh Is high man ol
the National league with a percent
age of 343.
FLAPPER MODES.
pchoolKhls will rejoice In this charm
ing nary serge skirt and blouse, mads
with crossed bell, edged with military
braid and picked out with crochet but
tons set in silk braid frogs. White
organdie for sailor and caff It the
neat finish.
JOYOU8NE33,
If avsr thsra is nd of joy
ousne and good ehr in our
words and looks and dtmoanor
it i when w fool, least lik it
and when cthsr about us ar
most likely to b hetpsd by it.
San Kianclseo, Oct. 6. The lauor
ounrll last night Inslructed Its au-
tliorltlve committee to make a can
vass of l.'iO subsidiary unions on the
proposition of lulling a general
ittrlke In sympathy with the street
cur strike, according to an announce
ment made by lenders of the conn-
ell.
SOLDI KKS lKi;l KOIt
I'M KINtf CHAMlK.IIIIY CHOP
K:tt Kiev o Oct. . To re
llevo a serli . ."VKe of pickers
In the crafcV- e'lil of Hwacu,
Wash., soldliTS ot the coast artillery
stationed here are being granted
four-day furloughs In parties of four
from carp, to pick berries.
(Continued from paga 1.)
asked that the money be deposited
In the Deutsche bank for disposal of
Hugo Sihmlili. This was fnllod
by another (No. 6!2 In which A
asked that the German minister at
Heme would be approached by a
man giving the passwords Hanrt He
gis, who would communicate with
the foreign office. In this message
Herns! or ff cautions the (ierman
press ngalust expressing of approval
of the Impending change. In Prance's
Inlornnl politic.
AKMOl'lt TAKKH TWO
' MILLION'S OK HONKS
e
Chicago, Oct. 6. J. Ogden Ar
mour foday announced a subscrip
tion of $2,000,000 to the new Lib
erty loan In behalf ot Armour & Co,
1 he "Wear" in Hardware,
The "wear" is the strong point in all
GOOD Hardware.
Our Hardware has it to the nth degree.
Fact is, we never handle Hardware that
won't wear.
We sell the best of tools of all kinds.
Our Harness is made from the best
leather.
Our Implements are made of the best
of wood and steel.
When you want an article to "wear,"
come to us.
If you want it to "wear out," better go
to some other fellow.
JEWELL HDWE. CO'
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