Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, October 26, 1917, DAILY EDITION, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textrum pmjb daily aonn urn coumcai KUIDAY, ihtoiimi ao, lIT. f A Dotalble Discovery Or a Short Story About Suits and Overcoats At sis and $20 Many men have discovered that they could not afford to pay more than $15 or $20 for a suit or overcoat. Then they came here and found out that they didn't have to pay. more, than that for a good one. If you think you are spending too much for clothes, yet feel that you want good style and better making, get acquainted with our Wonder Clothes at $15 and $20, and you'll have the answer to your problem. Grants pAsi 7 t I Preaching at Murphy ILv. U Myrou Itooier will preach i at the Murphy school housa on Sun 'day, OiMober !8, l J;S0 p. m, llm'hMrKL r'nmi Savy ; Perrle Gunning arrived hum thin ! morning having bwn discharged 1 from lha nary on evount of physl ; eal disability. Pi ThwtifiMiai (Ma railllluc Frank Thompson, of lha Illinois valley, has purchased a Cadillac 8 from lha A. W, Walker Auto Co., of Medford, and O. V, Myera delivered 1 the machine lo hlin on Thursday. iTof. Karl DuuKla - Karla Douglas left Ihla morning for Corvalla to resume hta studies al lha O. A. C. lie haa received notice I from Pro. 7.lnfle. dean of tha phar macy, that ha haa been appointed a assistant In lha too laboratory. Hun her by Track M. R. Moor received word today that hta son-in-law, A. V. Haaelton. bad been aerloualy hurl at North Yakima. Mr. Natrium- la mauler mechanic In the employ of the Dyer company q tha construction of a aiiKnr factory building. Ha eloped down from a hit I ruck before It had come to a complete atop, allpped and waa run over, hla left tag being broken and one elbow dislocated. Change In Pro gin nv Owing to tha necessity for Mlaa Fox to be In Eocene Sunday morn Mng. she will apeak In the afternoon at tha meeting of the Federated rluba, and Mr. Wire will apeak In tha evening. Mlaa Fox, who la dean of women at the t'nltrrslty of Ore gon, haa been selected aa one of tha two executive for the atate In the North American atudenl movement, and It la proposed lo raise a million dollars among the atitdenta and fac ulty for war relief. WAI.KKD TIIHOTOH CXH'XTfiY TO KM.IST IX A It MY Dcmlng. N. M., Oct. 6. Having walked the entire dlstanre from Tip ton, la., Paul W. France arrived here last night to join the Iowa ma rhlna giioTompany at Camp Cody. PER52NAL 2B LOCAL i Mnj. W. I- Derrick left last night for Cayiey, Canada. J. A, Jiewla arrived here yester day from Sumpter, Ore., and Is In Teatigating this section. "Cutex" for the nails. Sabln haa it. 2 Miss Vivian Cray came over from Crescent City yesterday and left this morning for Welser, Ida. Mra. E.' W. Kuykendall, who tyant week with her parents at Waldo left this morning for her home at Chicago. Mrs. L. M. White, of Nome, Alas ka, arrived here this morning to spend the winter with her sister. Mrs. J. K. Hogue, of Kerby. Mrs. Emma Perkey returned this mornine from a visit of several months In the eajt. She visited In Toledo. Ohio, Chicago, and aper.t a month In Kansas PJ armfuintffidu Q Joy Theatre K1UDAV and SATl'ltDAV Daniel Kl-ohman Presents Pauline Frederick Mrs. J. .C. Bigger and children left this morning for San Francisco, where Mr. Bigger haa been for sev eral weeks. In the second officers training school. Honor Guard harvest 'dance to nightWaldorf hall. 9 J. A. Leonard, of Helena, Mont, waa here this week to attend the funeral of his mother, Mrs. Mary Ellen Leonard. He left this morn ing for Helena. Ralph Dean, S. P. telegraph ope rator, .has been transferred from Cottage Grove to Glendale. He came down from Cottage Grove yes terday and went to Glendale this morning. William at Baptist Church Dr. A. A. Wltham will be the speaker at the Sunday morning ser vice at the Baptist church. In "Ashes of Embers" An unusual story from Hie mmi ( Forrest Halaey. JOc anil iiOe W. It. C. Meeting General Logan Woman's Relief corps will hold their regular semi monthly meeting Saturday after noon. Every member Is requested to be present. At the City .Market New Kraut. New dill pickles. Pull line of fresh and smoked . , . . .. An I iiiemn. . (hmmI fin- Wolf ( rrofc The flint report In Josephine coun ty In tjie food conservation cam paign comes In to Chairman Sam Baker today from Chester Cook, principal of the Wolf Creek school. Cook reports thai all but two of bra district had signed up, a percentage of better than 96. NEW TOD AT " "(CLASSIFIED AD RATES? 14 worda, two Issues, 2&c; six laauea, 60c; one month, $l.5u. when paid lo advance. When not paid In advance, 6c per line oer Issue.) FOK SAI.K Six acrea In bearing fruit. New modern ln uuluw and good out buildings '.' '.rude for Klnmnth Falls propcMt Allen ItamemlM'ra Josephine Wilford Allen, former editor of this laper, has sent In his Uberty bond subscription through the Jose phine county bank of this city. While Mr. Allen'is living at Salem be shows his Interest In this section by helping to swell Its total for "Liberties." miveriziil Kat chocolates only on Saturday and Sunday and get them at Sahln's at 23c. i 92 Kiddle Citiens llnppy The citizens of Itlddle are throw ing their hats in the air over the good news that Kiddle will remain on the Pacific highway or rather that the said highway continue to run through Riddle. This was ac complished through the efforts of a few citizens of Riddle, backed up by Judge Ma raters and Commissioners St. John and Nichols, all of which proves that everything comes to him who goes after It. Glendale News. Hack Again 23c-chocolates on Saturday at Sa bin's. 9! Speaker for Tonight Geo. E. i.undburg will give a four-mlnut talk at the Illjoii and N. F. Macduff will speak at the Joy theatre on the subject, "Liberty Bonds If Bonds Are Not Subscrib ed, Whst Then?" Duncan on Hahrrmaii lluncli H. E. Duncan, formerly of Klam ath county, who recently purchased the Wm. Haberman 200 acre ranch on the Applegate, has reached the city and Is moving onto his new home property. He. brings his fam ily with him. . Off to France , M. A. Steward was over from Wolf ('reek Monday. His son, Ralph Stew ard, belongs to flie quartermaster's department, In New York, and ex' pects to leave most any day fo' France. Ralph Is known by many Glendale people, having been here about two years ago. He Joined the coast artillery last spring on the first call for volunteers, but became III and later was given an honorable discharge. Recovering, he once more volunteered, this time beln? placed In the quartermaster's de partment In New York. Glendale News. ."ill acres stock ramli " acres In cultivation, another acres very easily clew rid, !'" acres covered with a heavy gixili of sugar, white and yellow , Ino and some cedar, bnlunc open pasture. An unlimited range Jolrjliif this property. Several large . living springs afford plenty of water for stock. Water piped to house and barn and garden. Home orchard plenty of small fruit, fair build ings. For sale at 112.50 per acre. 40 acres containing seven million feet of saw timber, f0 per cent pine. Equipped with a first class saw mill. 25,000 capacity, don key engine, logging trucks, plan ing mill and everything necessary to start work. For sale cheap. Isaac Best. 93 1'1'BIiIC STBNOCKAPIIEK 'Mrs. K 8. Bush. 109 North Sixth, phone 141-R. tf ELECTRIC VACUUM CLEANER for rent, 60c for a half day. Bush Electric store. ' tf SPLENDID OAK roll-top desk, two stoves, small library table, for sale. O. S. Blanchard. 92tf WANTED Work In mine by man and wife. Man to work In mine, woman to cook for small craw. Inquire of 2078 Courier office. 94 KL'ULIC AUCTION On November 7th at Sleepy (Hollow ranch,' one mile west of Gold Hill, cattle hogs, horses, 36 tons of alfalfa hay and many other things. Free lunch at noon. E. Thomson! FOR SALE Household furniture, presser, bed, springs, mattress, mission dining set, book case, stand, tables, etc. 244 West I street, Grants Pass. !KI IF THAT BOY of yours, between the ages of 10 and 12, Is not attend ing Bible school, bring him to the Christian church next Lord's day morning. Class assembles o 9:46, Boys remember thut hik ing party Suturduy, Meet at the . church al 8 a. m. prompt'. Brlns your lunch. Arthur Blevlns. 92 tfks Eist' Suit in the world for the money. 18.50 Not too much; nor too little. TIIIM hPLKMMD IIN.OO HUT W K HAVE HAD MADK KHPKCIAM.Y TO OKI OltDKIt ntoM ALL , wool, casmimfhe! IX two'dif- FKHKXT I'ATTEIl.XH, (IIUOWX AND JltY ALL NIZKH. . K.-J .MI WITH KXTHA TIUM KKItM PEERLESS CLOTHING CO. Ci$h Clothitn Dodge Bros. Motor Gars Are Exceptionally Good Cars $930 Grants Pass J. H. Denison, Agent GEO. M. COHAN in his popular nystery farce 'Seven Keys to Baldpate An Arlrrnfl rVnsiMlonal 11(1 l Ike BUOll Theatre -:-JKKy Admission i.l rent. .Mnlloe lo anil IjO rrnt. COMING SOON "In the Wake of the Huns" The picture that awoke 1'iirtUml (or buy Liberty IhimU. KMI'TY lard barrels and kegs for sale. Moore Bakery. .92 Y MAN TO DRILL LOCAL BOY SCOUTS The scoutmaster of thu local Hoy Scout troop' has arranged for the boys being drilled .weekly In mili tary marching and tactics. This work will be carried on until the bail weather makes Indoor mcctlngti preferable. Sergeant Paup Bauer, of the regu lar army, baa kindly consented to drill the boys. The drills will be weekly on Thursday evenings, at 7 o'clock. The Southern Pacific com pany has been requested to permit the use of Its station grounds as a drilling field and to malntnln the lights used when a train la In the station, during the. weekly drilling hour. .f .4 XMINO EVENT 4 Oct." H. Friday Honor Guard dance at Waldorf ball. Oct. 27, Saturday Pomona Orange at Frultdnle, Oct. 27, Saturday Federation ' of Women's cluUj meets In ,0-rants Pass, Oct. 27, Suturday Children's stoiy hour at public library at 10:30 n. m., Mrs. Arthur Dunn, storyteller. Oct. 29-Nov, a. N'atlui)l..Pay l'p Week. tiF.NKIIAL I'KIWHIXU IH VK HOMW MUt HULK AMI HO Cheyenne. Wyo., Oct. 2.--(len-crnl John J. Pershing, commander of the American expeditionary forces In Frame, has subscribed for ifiO Liberty bonds for himself and son. Warren, through n Cheyenne bunk to lie amredlled to this district. It was announced by Vnlled ' States Senator Warren, his father-in-law. LI MIIKIt HTKAMKK IH KAMMKD AND SI NK v An (Atlantic Port, Oct. 25. A Jap anese steamship laden with muni tions rammed and aunk the 1,800 ton lumber steamer Katahdln here late last night. The Katahdln'a cook Is missing. The Jnpanese steamer had her bow stove In. NKW DHAKT ltF(iI LATIOH ItKADV FOU WIIHOX'S O. K. Washlnirton, Oct. 28,- -New regu lations for applying the army draft were virtually completed tonight and will probably be submitted to Presi dent Wilson Immediately for final approval. HI.XTV TIIIIFK I'LKAD UIMTY TO OPPOSING WAIt DKAFT 'Ard more, Okla., Oct. 2. In the federal court, late today pleas of guilty were entered by 63 defendants accused. of draft resistance and tney will be sentenced tomorrow.