Rogue River courier., November 18, 1917, DAILY EDITION, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

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BACKED BYA-GUAPANTEE
THAT-ttEANS -SOMETHING
Teugh Levt TnL tbe peraplrnlloii fivui her face with
"How aha II I know whether or mot I the corner of her apron. If you feel
lore a girl enough l marry herr that .oo would sllll rare l kla ber.
-Well mr bur. Imagine her on a hot. ; toat 'd tlll " P1 " X"0
ti.-Wy 1ar. bending over a waeutub. i " "r I. fi:. ko right
erubhlng' Jour nnderrlnthee at jour ahead and marry her. She ' the girt"
a4brr nsed la do. I'lctnre her. ai you I Petrolt Free Frca.
eater, etopplug her work aud wlplug '
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GoEasfl
Union Pacific
System
3 Through Trains East
v. Every Day
CHICAGO i KANSAS CITY t SALTLAKK
la.m. fr.lSp.au llpjn.
boa Portland Uaioa Station, throuf h
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jiWhy shouldn't the Stand
ard Oil Company make the
: best oil-with over 40 years
experience in refining with un
vequalled plant equipment? And
'iZerolene is scientifically refined
from selected California crude
' asphalt-base. Prominent authori
ties have recently declared that an
oil correctly refined from asphalt
base crude can be made not only
equal but superior to paraffine
base oils. Next time you empty
thecrank-caserefillwithZerolene.
Dealers everywhere and at service
stations and agencies of the Standard Oil
. Company.
ZEROLENE
, if" ri
If- y- ! Tw-I
THE VERY LATEST.
Drr-Miv fur afternmin U Ililt i1elm-ta
ble milt m Ian nleplihi eiit wllU
uiall tilile I'lall "in! nilormil with
met a I eniluvUlery. I'iraw ii"ie what a
mart elTift Hh belied Jmket i hlee
and Ilia airaw trliimt.
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A- v i
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ran !
HER NEGLIGEE.
Kasblouod of any IxmoiuIuk color,
tbln Mlip on of atlli W ao eanlly mali
Ibat. any rlever woman may copy It.
The whole effect lie In it pulr of rut
fled iNH'kelK and I lie rnrlie mill tlrhu of
trblte net, prevalent In any kih Ijp
SPRING SIGNS.
WalKottvllla, Cal , Nov. IT. A-ple-dryliiii
In this iiihII ilUtrlrt,
hloh nhlp more of the trult than
munv Htaiea, probubly will run un
til Keliruury of nM yar. bican of
the tilx nop and hli'h prlt-ea.
Local riryliiK pliinln have met 'the
nhortuue of oil by puttlnii In woml
burneia. The dried fruit I aelllaa
at alMuit III rent a pound attaint)!
seven or alffbt tenia a year ami. The
trundllna la montly by marhlnary and
the prodnet la Inaperted by Mala old-rlala.
SMALL PAPER BILLS
Toklo. Nov. IT.-; Japan aeina to
be enterliiK a aliln plaaler era. Her
(took of amall rolna la Inadeqimt to
keep para with tha advance In the
price of rommoilltleii and an Inaue
of SO, ;n a tul 10-aen hllla la under
ronalderatlnn and muy he Inatied to
ward the end of the year. The prea
ent high print of allver haa tempted
Nome to melt the rolna and ao trana
form them Into tha more valuable
form of bullion. Thlf, in forbidden
by law; but a Hood example, If any
ero needed, wna Kiven by tha Yok
ohama Kpecle bank which, upon the
declaration of the gold ban by the
failed Statrn. threw all ll American
Kold dollar Into the nieltlnit pot to
alloy the nervoua feara of the Jap
anese dentlata and Jaaelera.
I OF SEAL
AS
flun Kruiuisco, Xo. 17. Witnl
whale meat olready un article, of
diet In thla country, and shark meat!
Iielnu eutcn abroad, the meat of the
aeal la now In line for general con-;
iiumptlon na a food conservation !
measure, according to local officials'
of the I'nlti'il States buivau of fish-'
erlea.
Son I meat Is said to be one or thri
food staples of the natives of various!
South 1'ii'iric Islands. The. meat Is'
also served regularly to Koverniuunt
employevn on the Hi. I'uul andtSt.
OeorKe Islands or Alaska. I
Tha fisheries bureau will establish
an experimental station on one of
the Pacific Isliiuils. where seal IH
be canned, smoked und salted. I
Sashes are lo be an liuporlaiit factor
In tbe t'OinposHlnii of the spring frock.
Kspeclally is tbi? true of the costume
which slum tin- iliuiir.HniHii 'Influence,
aa well as of the lyi' wlilch sre mure
directly oriental In llielr elmrucier. In
some instanci.t tbe front of the snsb
will show a frlmniinR niollf. while
again novel .ibiiped iiiuamciilMliou will
be iluceil In the snsli enda. Tassels
will vie with si pumle moliN In per
foriuiuit the last mcuiloned aervice
ike Standard Oil for Hotor Cars
Caught Both Waye.
' "I'm in hard luck."
i Vbyr
i told Belle she was the first girl I
' ever loved, anil she said hJjc couldn't
; WiiHte lier time trHlnltig amateurs,
Then I told Nancy I hud ininle love In
:!:r irlrK 'mt tluil slic win my real
passion, mill slu nskcit tne If sln wu
a clllliirctl taste Willi me or a forlorn
bope.''-l!uHluniie Ainerlcuu,
Not Hn Stla.
I.lttle s1-vciir-ilil A tin 11 . acliiil of
Ixsiklsb family. Inil luastcreil rmnllns
so eflli'lemk. that Ills Hi st Itllmpai-a of
slur.v liui'l were irrnn iuu hnr.y In Ills
memory. t)ne afternoon he cotiniliil to
his unit her: ,,
"Mllilred was show inu me her new
rwHik tisliiv. und It's tlm iiiicerest ttilim
you ever saw. Why, It Jul says;' "Is
It a cat? 'It Is a cat. ( an Hie cat run
and a lot of simT like thai. Course I
was too pi'llte to say so. but It didn't
seem to me l he vl a I'll lulcy."
Harper s.
"I Shculd Vcrry
lion About Corns!"
Thej Peel Off With "QeU-It"
Two eorna are no worae thnn one,
and one la nothing at all when you
use "Ueta-It," tha one real corn
ahrtnker, corn loosener, peei.lt-right-oS
corn-remover. .. That's, be-
i -
DM Cora Plae Oeaw Kejaala
um rof, vera e ree.
cauae two dropa of "Oeta-It" easna
your corn-pnlna at' once, and you
1 know that that old torn has been
"nipped In the bud." "rieta-II."
make cutting and digging at
corn and fussing with bandage,
salves or anything elae entirely un
necessary. Remember "deta-lt" I
aafe.
Tou'll not have to lake off your
shoe or duiiidi under the table at
the cafe to eaae your aqulrralng;
Umm U-1 ...... H1.-.I, "
Iion't be insulted by Imitations. 35o
Is nil you need pay at any drug
(tore fer aeta-It," or It will be
apnt dlpucrtiia B. Lawrence ft Co.,
Sold in Grants Pats and recom
mended at tbe world't beat corn rem
edy by George C. Ssbln and C. H.
Oeiuaray.
Dorft i
cslcfor
sag
How be lovee 'em! .tail they're
good hkr blw. Ui bot-aaae I hey re
noule of the uroat ' and bent of
healthful nialerials In our Military,
daylight factory.
Miilil In II sluea of I'at kagee), ami
In bulk.
PACIKIC tltAHT IMMt'l ir
1'orUaad, Oragon.
WIC BRLIj 'KM
Market t'ash firorery.
i Hchmldt.
J. I'ardrc.
I'. A. Schallhnrn.
Kinney True.
White House Grocery,
flranl I'aaa Itoachdale Co.
Josephine Grocery Co.
t.ow wivsn Tiiir kauto to uam 'immhth hhgw. tT.
Costs but Little More
to Go East via Qalitornia
on will rajoy the dlrrlty of HWK-r
Uay chjyigea of dimate
OpMiHiiBily to llt K r'ragrl-tro-e.
Um An-le K.l I'm- Hnl , AuliHilo
Xrw rl-a r Kali lkr, lN-ner, He.
fhob-e of lloutr and Trains , '
4 Trains a Day Portland to Sao Francisco
l,rt u nuike up nil Itinerary ami
aimnm your trli
Ak any luteut for Mirilcul
ur write
John M. Scott,
(icncinl rasariiger Ageut
roHliiiul, Oii'gon
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the law and use
printed Butter Wrappers
According to Uie ruling of Hie Oregon Hairy and r ood
( otnmUwdcHi all dairy butter told or excised rr sale In
tbia state must be wrapped in butter ap.r upon which
la printed the worda "Oregon lalry llutler, 10 (or 32)
' ounce full weight," with the name and adlre of the
maker.
To enable pal roat of the Courier to easily comply with
the ruling thla office will aupply atandard air anil weight
butler paper printed with aperlal waterproof Ink, and
delivered by Hrrel post, at the IMIowIng price :
. 1(M Hlieeta, 10 or 3U ounces $.tN
200 Sheets, Ifl or" !W ounce l.lt.t
MOO Mkeeta, 16 or !M oames 1.70
; 50O Hheeta, 10 or H'J ounces .4
Kitra charge for apeclal designs.
Send ordera by mall accompanied by the price as above
and paper will be promptly forwarded to you by parcel
post, prepaid.
We nse the best butter paper obtainable. aa our work,
man ship la of the heat.
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