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About Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 30, 1917)
rutm kxtb H.ULY RUOtB BIVBR OOVRU ti wiv. ocronicn HO, ItlT !! i ;i ! ; r ri With falling Leaves Come Fall's Favorite Fashions in Wonder Clothes They're bm sir, Jaunty itrw knit creation that ar an dashing la stlW a a cavalry officer. New things, fresh from ih lallor khopn, all ready lo pt oa and wear iuodlit that fit jrea air. KIT fmm the shapely anuanese of the col. Ut lo the gracetal haaft of the (runs, en. Color aad patterns a bole rridmeat of theas. Cveae la aad look aroaad lo ur heart' coateot. Ita a pleaire lo show Rood. Prices $15, $20, $25 Grants pAsi a-;E S5 BILL WORTH LESSONS 111 FOOD MMW COIN CONSERVATION FREE H.'lAt4 lAitva nrirf An un or. ( pecimeat daring the first National Pa-Cp week, and demonstrated to the (Teat surprise of the committee, which had it la charge, what one are dollar bill will do when it Is kept moving paying up debts. This fire dollar bill was marked with a slip of paper stating, "This is a Pay-Cp week are dollar till. This five dol lar bill Is to be used only for pay ment of accounts. Accept it and go at om-e and par some one else. Sign your name so we can see how many dollars' In accounts it will pay in one week." At the end of the week the bill as found, the names counted and to the surprise of the commit tee, SI names had been signed, showing that the total debts paid were 1290. This shows what money will do when It is kept in circulation and also demonstrates the import ance of National Pay-Up week as a time when accounts are squared and slates wiped clean for a new start. "The government has' prepared a series of lessons In food conservation in order tht assistance may be given housekeepers In preparing and using food materials, food values, proper combinations of foods, and correct substitutions will be discussed and explained. Many nourishing and in expensive foods will be demonstrat ed and the recipes given. One class a week will be held in the Chamber of Commerce rooms under the supervision of Mrs. C. D. Thompson. No admission or fees will be charged 'at any time. It is hoped that many women will take advantage of this opportunity to study foods. These classes are being organized throughout the state and are being found both interesting and helpful. The first class will be held Friday, November 2, at 2:30 p. m. Envelopes at the Courier. A classified ad will give results. BIJOU Theatre - Wednesday HI'HUl ATTKACTIOX "Aroumi the World in Eighty Days" By Jules Verne AliSO AlTHOIt OK "TW'KN'TY THOl'KA.VII I.KACilF.tt I V lKR THK SEA" Thrilling! Interesting! Exciting! SEE THK CAMAJ, HACK! THK HAKKM! THK IHIXKSK OPHM 1)KS! THK 4APAXKSK CAIIAltRT! HKIXtt THK ( HII.DKK.V WII.I, I'l.KAKK IMITH OI.I AM VOIXO Come Early and Avoid the Rush. ADVI.TH 2r I'HIMMtKX 10. Also an Uproaring Comedy. : PER52NAL i LOCAL : K. M. Crooks left this morning (or Seattle. Ben J. Trowbridge, of Mettford, was a city visitor today. Kent batteries for all muv.es of cars at the Uattery Shop. S O. P. Harvey ha purchased a Chalmera car of the Collins Auto Co. Frank Hull, lumberman of Slsson, Oil., is visiting In the city for afew days. 1'. llenthberger returned last night from Itray and will spend a few days at home. Attorney Fred Williams went to Portland last night on a business trip. Ixm Hoetetler and Wm. McKar lane went to Weed. Cl.. this morn ing. Herbert Klmore brought la a load of dressed pork from his ranch on Thompson creek today. U Speaker, of Speaker. Ore., who has been transacting business In the city has returned to his home. Will party that took my SI Colts rltle from Slate creek leave It st Auto Hospital. P. K. Gottschalk. and save trouble. Frank Johnson. of.Kerby. aaa In the city yesterday attending to bus iness matters. Jas. I.ognn returned lut night from a visit at T;xoma. Mm. Uigan will remain there for some time. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Lister return ed last night from a visit of several weeks at San Jose. Cal.. and other point. Tour battery tented free of charge at the flattery Shop. 98 E. n. Hubbard, of Williams, left last night for Vancouver. Wash., to visit his son. tin will . probably spend the winter ut Vancouver. Mrs. Cora Smith went to Corval 11a this morning to remain. She will be house mother at the Rose City club. W. S. Ollmore. of .Murphy, hue re-turaod-tronv. Ariel, where be... ha been engaged in business for the past four months. If your battery I out of order get one of ours. ' Battery Shop 9S Now with these cool nights you should keep 'your storage battery well charged. We give you free In formation, free Inspection and free water. Recharging and repairing: don't worry we can fix it. Auto hospital. P. E. Gottschalk. 9(1 Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Ahlf arrived here yesterday and will remain for a few days, looking after business matters. Mrs. Ahlf will remain un til she Is able to close up all matters connected with her law practice here. Clarified Gasoline MF.AXH CLEANER GARMENTS On June 1017, wt Installed a gasoline cliirlflcri this nui rhine travels ''0,(MH rcvolu-lions- per minute. Its tremen dous speed cleanses mill purl lies the KHsoline ns it Mite llirouuli. In four and one half months we have token 117 pounds of dirt from the gHinienl we have cleaned. -See it on (lis piny In our window. We hnve Hive or six thousand clothe hangi-m ut different phirrs In the city. We 'will pay five rents earn for thorn. l! Wardrobe Cleaners Sixth St. I'lmiie 1 17 W. O. Smith, of Wolf Creek, sent Monday in the city. A. W, Arbuckli', of Ashland, was In the city Monday. Mr. K. A. Johnson Vent lo Rogue lltver t1ls morning for a short visit. Mrs, W. K. lloyd and baby return ed to .Med ford this morning, after spending several days with Mrs. lloyd's mother, Mrs. l.oiier. Mrs. A. J. Ford and Mrs. M. l Jackson returned to Kosoburg this morning, after visiting (Irsnts Pass friends. Mrs. C. t Piimmll and two chil dren arrived this morning from Ism A nudes and will visit Mrs. 1'iim mil's mother Mrs. II. A. Stannard. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Williams and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Clenio, of long llejH'h. Cal., bo are visiting here, made a trip to Crescent City Sun day, retunrtng home Monday night. They report the roads In excellent condition, better than In mid sum mer and the weather at the coast beautiful. Murphy, Saturday, November 10 An all night dance with Heinle orchestra and midnight lunch at the regular fee. 99 Mum Fractured Arm T. K. Edgell sustained a fracture of his right arm at the sugar factory last Sunday. Pr. J. O. Nibley. the company's surgeon, set the Injured member, which Is mending as rapid ly as possible. Ilnlone'ru Party The gentlemen members of the Eastern Star will entertain the lady ) member tomorrow evening at a I(t- lowe'en party. All members and visiting meui'bers are urged to rome aud bring their husbands. Wear a I'ulowe'en costume If possible, but come anyway. Don't forget about the Tl. A. P., 1.. A. P. and N. A. P. Tobacco Goes t'p Tomorrow the new federal las on tobaccos goes Into effect. It is un derstood that local tobacco mer chants bare decided that it sill be neceHsnry to advance the prices on smoking and chewing tobaccothe package formerly costlag 10 cents will cost 15 cents or to for 25 cents. The package formerly costing S cents will be advanced to to cents or two for 15 cents. Colored Conscripts A train load of colored drafted men formed the flrnl section of No. 14 this morning on their way to Am erican 1-nke. Tholr stoi at the sta tion was much the same us other drafted men, accompanied by the waving of flags and hurrahs. Chalk ed on the side of one coach was: "We're from Imperial and full of grit: we'll get the kalHer before we quit." ' Jack Frost Respfecti neither Age nor Condition THK 111(11 AMI POOH AIJKK AUK VH TIMS OF HIM KKKN AXII Ml IMMJ AIH" I'MIJCNN PIMITK1TMI ItV ONKOFOI H Warm Overcoats THKY AUK MAI IK KHPM1A1XV Foil in AMU COMHTHUTKil TO WITHSTAND THK KOKillKNT WKATHKU AMI HJTTKIUCHT X 11.11, $12.50 to $25 PEERLESS CLOTHING CO. Cith Clot hit n TRACTS MAY BE BOUGHT AT E County School Superintendent Alice Macon will spend several days this seek In the William section in the Interest of food conservation week. The commissioner of the general land office has received Instructions from Secretary ot the Interior tn. stating the methods to be pursued In the sale of timber lands from the O. ft C. grant. While those Instructions roer only Isolated tracts of timber lands the Immediate sale ot which may bu determined a advisable because, for Instance, of their lying -lose to priv ate holdings not being cut out, they Indicate the course that will prob ably be followed In disposing of all the tltjiVr lands In the grant. Any person desiring to purchase the timber on Isolated tracts of the grant whould make application to the commissioner of the general land office, furnishing all data in refi r ence to the tract showing that the trart Is Isolated and that logging Is being conducted In Its vicinity. The .application should also state the price the uppllrnnt 4s willing to pay for the timber. A copy of the appli cation should be mailed to Special) Agent TUnds at the Customs House, i Portland. i A nisifl ad brings results Job werk at the Courier. Joy Theatre Tt KHIlAV aa WF.DNrMi.W CnlumbU Pictures Corporal lun , Prewmts Etbel Barryccre "The Call of Her People" la 7 Huierb Acts Adrtel from Fdward Hliel don't iUy, "KOYIT". CXM;ilV "WISMXtl AS HKlKKHei" IVi-e nuttlnees Welnely at U:)MI for tlilUUrn under I'J ye.trs. AiluiU !i.V. 10c and Mr A Pnifitahle Citp Ilert Clute, of the Applegate sec- tlon. Is hauling tOO bales of hops to J this city by auto truck. This lot of, 20,000 pounds represents his con-j tract hops which are bringing him i 30 cents per pound, $60 per bale. Mr. Clute's entire crop of hops from 211 1 acres amounted to 34,000 poiiniU, the largest yield he has ever hnd.i due, he says, to Irrigation and ctil-l ; tlvntion. Mr. Clute Is one of the, most ii-to-datM farmers In the vol-; j ley, and Is one who never has oc- i caRlnn to talk "hard times." Not Josephine Institute ; The teachers Institute being held i at Aslilsnd this week Is the Jackson i county institute) but is being attend-! ed by many of the teachers of the1 Grants Pass city schools. Hereto-; fore Jackson and Josephine counties, held Joint institutes, but this year,! by a vote of the teachers of the conn-1 ty of 6 to 1, it was decided to hold I a summer school in this city instead of joining with Jackson county In an j institute. This move also had the1 ( approval of the state superintendent i or scnoois, as wen as complying won the law in every detail. I We Will Receive one Carload (ten) Fords Each Month From this time, providing He hnve signed order for them. If you wnnt n Ford, drop In so that we can provide quick (lellicry. C. I. HOBART CO. Dodge Bros. Motor Cars Are Exceptionally Good Cars' $930 Grants Pass J. H. Denison, Agent M. U 8111, of Portland, has ni r-- ( dinned tiie Amos Smith properly j near Murphy and will move th'-ce! at once with his family. The property contains 2U acres of I land snd Is Improved. Mr. Sill was I horn and raised "In the Apploaalo , district but hn been living In Port-j land for the past 15 years. THREE DAYS' , SPECIAL WKII.NKSIIAV. Tlll HMIlAV anil FIllllAY Fresh Creamery Butter 03G a Ro11 Josephine Co. Co-operative Creamery Assn Phone 51(1 F Street