Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, February 21, 1918, DAILY EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextV TRI'llNDAY, KUUU AKY St, DAILY ROUUE RIVER COCKIER rial Practical Patriotism If you want to do your part toward food f conservation you can do no lea than follow ' Hoover's advict "Um mora vegetables." The beat way, the moat economic way, U to now your own. And it's aey, pro vlded you buy the beat seedein other wordi, Moree'a. . Get the right start for your garde b preparing the ground now, Morae's 19 Id Garden Guide tells how alao tells what to plant and when to plant for beat remit. There is a copy waiting for you. Write today. Wall sand it fm. C. C MORSE k CO. Umhmm Second-Hand Ford Cars Bought and Sold' C. L HOBART CO. Let Electricity Sa Labor and CALIFORNIA-OREGON POWER COAIIY; 108-J 623 G STREET. GRANTS PASS, OREGON Cast Through California CoBta III0 ttcro Scenic Shasta Route, Sacred Siskiyoue, Mt. Shnnta, San Francisco, Los AngeleB, Southern California. Choice of routes. . h Let uh make an itinerary for your trip showing train Nchedules,' stopovers, etc. Ask nearest agent, or. writ " , JOHN M. SCOTT ; ,, General Passenger Ant - - Portland, Oregon 'J K 1 SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES Write (or (older on the Apache Trail of Arltona BATTLE PLANES 01 WAY TO FRATXE i ve You Money, SimiM' CUTTING i.i Washington, KU. HI. The Oral AiiiarUan-bitilt battle plane art an route to roniflut Ion, . nearly five month ahead of achudula. In mak ing; thla announcement tonight, Sec retary Baker aald the flrat ehlpmenl.j although la Itself not large, "mark the final overcome of many dlfflcul tlea mat la building ui thla new and Inttltate Induatry." "Theee planet," Mr. Uaker aald, 'are equipped with the flrat liberty molora from t marhlna production. On of them To a recent teal urpas ad all recorda for peed and climb ing for plane or that type. Engine production, which began a month ago, la now on a quantity baela, and the peak toon ahould be rea tied, , "Only 12- Under type la being made, aa development abroad have made It wise lo concentrate on the high-powered engine Inatead of the eight cylinder." . Optimistic aa then statements ap- Ipear, they aald they should nut ie 'exaggerated, and ahould be conaM 'ered In the light of theae facta: ! That after three yeara of warfare the total number of plane able to take tha air at any one time, on either aide of the western front has I not been more than 2,600, that I'i I men are required on the ground for every plane In tha air, miking a to tat of 1 1 3,000 men needed fur t'wj present maximum of 2,.', oil planer' that for every plane In the air tuej must be two replacement pliim.i on the ground, and one training piano J for every pilot who eventually ri-m H- ( ea tjie front, with a spare en 'In'- forj earn plane. , i A Fight for Life It hat Iwn fight or die for many of no h) Ue pet and tha lucky people are laoaa who have guttered, bnt who are bow well beeanae Uu-y heeded nature'a Wanting ilgnal In time to eorrert their trouble with that wonderful new dla eotrery of I. Pleree'a, called "An-o rle.' Too ahould promptly head tbea warn ings aona of which are dluy apella, backache, Irregularity of the nrtna or tha painful twinge of rbeumatlam, aclatlca or lumbago. To delay nay make poaaibla tha deoferoua forna of kidney dlaeaan, such u Bright'! dlaeaas, dlabetea or abine In tha bladder. To overcome theae dlatreaalne eondl- tlona lake plenty of eierrUe In tha ild a hi Cfssslfisc.! AiSvericsM rOB SAiJi i . iifiu dp.ii Hir.i uirk u 1 1 1 1 freely of water and at eh meal, take open air. avol IkicUir I'lerre'a Anuria Tableu (tioulila atrength). You will, in a abort time, And that you are one of the II rm Indiirwra of Anurlca are thouaaiida ut ueighbur. . Mr. A.W.CuNBigaay: I r nff nred greatly with my hacM aixi kidney, 1 called In dorUir end they did me no f il, but nic ommenoHd an oxt atlnn. I aw Annrlc for kidney and backarhe auvertl'd eo aent np to the drug itore and got a package, -and It rnred me. Thla waa fiixt ymr ago. 1 waa down in hni and bad taken manvdllferent klndaof medicine but olitained no relif I rum them. VMim. Ro4 Migi.Avc, or Ormin.i, n. tayl "1 wn trmibled with the backat'he for the laxt five year. 1 aent for a pafkagu of lr, I'lnrce'a Anurlo Tablet, wlih'h cured ma completely. I will iwcomincnd Anurlc to all my friend who arc triiil,iKl with backache." Sun Into the dm if tor and auk for Anirh-. orM'iKl Or. V. M. I'it-rre, Buffalo, N. V., lite, for irlul nku. Anurie many time niiif tmli'iil tlii-n iiihiu, llmlnat urU U' W i'i I 1 at' tpi' lUs JiMr, ,M p p I . 0. A C. QRAJiT LANDS Blue prim 1 plau ahovlag laad la Joaaphlaa county, $1.50. Addreae A. , B. ; Voorblaa, Oraata Paaa. U OEALKB4 In aorta, mulea, cattle, wagon, hacka,. buggled, haraaaa and aaddlaa. We have a variety of all kind at all tinea. If you have anylhlag to aall or exchange, or If you want to buy, come and tee aa. We will treat you right. All oar IWeetocg la pot out under guarantee Red Frost reed and Sale Stable. Coraar Sixth and K atreeta. Tlmmoa, Prep. Phone ilt-J. lltf PHTUC1AJIS U0. CMlrT."ltraOe limited to dlaaaaee of the era. ear. Boae and throat. 01 mil ftttadU aote tad throat. Olaaaee fltUd. Ofllte beura 1-1, or oe p polntmant. Office phone, 12; dance phone 2S-J. SHX)L'GHRIDOE, M. D.. Phyalclaa and aurgeon. City or country call attended day or tight Reeldcaer phone '; office phooO'. Ill, Sixth and H. Tuff Building. FOR BALK Good modern boute, , elote la, north aid, laqulre No. Iltl. care Courier. lltf FOR SALE Recleaned teed wheat; Little Club, $2.15; Jenklnt Club, $2.15; Waahlngtoa Hybrid No. : 143, 12.50; Marqnla, l.0; alae Beardlaaa Barley. White Oata, Al falfa Seed and all Oraiaea and Clo ven. Ralph Waldo Elden, Cen tral Point. 6t( KOR KK.NT OR SAUi (crlgated ; form plenty of water during .the whole Maaon. Inquire Jo. Fetx- ner, 755 North Eighth atreet. tf IS Grants Pass Amazed - By Sudden Action The quick action of pure I.avop. til: e.e wanh Is Msillln. A nchiio! ' jo;- ir.d eye f'rain no badly he cou'd 'not rviid. A week' UNO of l.avoptlk 's.:r:ir!il tin tea.her o witch ahe ufcOii It for her old mother. ONE i WASH Hhowed benefit. A tmall b.it ' tic is ur.anteed to beneM EVERY -- - , CASE eak, atralned or Inflamed Parla Ke'i, 21. -Tha American The QI'ICK eeult I aatonlah- a.nlinlnnce. It. ;Jundor and It. work'!"- Aluiulnuin eye cup FREE. ntoln have been algnally honored byj-Vatlonl Dra Store. j the French joveronient. The under-l . - j eecretnry of the de.iartment of pub-, - I lie health ha. notified Laurence V.'l nJXJ e BY F! RANCE Pl'RE BRED Rhode laland Red net ting egg, fl for 15, on aale at The Rochdale. 06 QlXuTY V iTlTE LEGHORNS Matching egg and baby, cblrk the kind that lay and pay boots your order early now. K. Ham merbacher. Phone 606-F-23. R F. D. No. 2. . . . 07 roll sALh h hie, modern gaa range, cheap for cash, or will ex change for good dining net Phone 66-R. . n KOR SALE -130-pound aow and K nice 2-weeka old k. 40 If told at ome. L. M. Mitchell, Murphy, Ore. 90 FOR 8AL.E One Ford delivery, 1275; one Studehaker delivery, 1150; one cart. Iron frame and wheels, 15; one young Jersey cow, $40. F. G. Olaon, phone 21. 90 . . TO RENT llenet ot Washington, one of the or j KanUera, of the American ambulant Arthur lluy.ler apent Thttraday uf and chairman of the ambulance com-ernone la (rantPai. ' -mlttee alnce the death of , Captain ( A T ,rtD end Mies Albertn ar Krank A. Maaon, that he ha been rivd.home last Thursday from lill promoted from officer In command tOjnt)ll where they wsnt Bevcral weeki the legion of Honor. ago with the body ot Mrs. Marlln for 1 Eugene LeChaUe. of New York, j burial. A Uter and nephew of .Mr. volunteer at the organization of the' Mart.n rBmv back wllh ,nem for in 'American ambulance, now second In indefinite tay. " - command of the American sections, haa been promoted from chevalier to officer of the legion of Honor. TREMONT ROOMS Now under uanagment of Mr. U C. Arm strong; 21 clean . room at 15c and 50c; apecial rate by week or month; alao light houaekeep Ing room. Would like yonr pat ronage. 40tf Dr. Charles W. V. Bochet, of Phil adelphia, one of the founder of the ambulance and surgeon In chief from Its Inception nntll the taking over of the Institution by the army, nan been created a chevalier of the le gion. I Mrs. Mae Henry went (o Grants Pass Saturday morning to vlult her I daughter, Mrs. Harry Schmidt, re turning Monday morning. , Clifford Deane returned Saturday from Mable, Ore., where' he haa been working tor several months. Mla Mary Oakes and sinter, Estel le. and Miss Bertha McCalltster were Grants Pass visitors Saturday. Mrs. J. W. .McCormlck went :o Leland Monday to stay with her mother for a few weeks. J. W. McCormlck made a business trip to Grants Pase Monday after noon. Mrs. Buffington and children went 21. Major-General' to Grants Pass Tuesday morning to spend the day. ' Mrs! Tockett, of Grants Pass, came o'tt Taiesday morning for a visit at the home of her son. Robert Crockett. GERMANS MAY II BE READY FOR DRIVE London, Feb, Frederick B. Maurice, thief director of military operations at the British war office, said today there had been no developmenta on the west front during the past fortnight to Indicate that the German offensive waa near. One of the most satisfactory features of the work In the past two weekt has been British successes in the air. which has great Importance as the preliminary to any battle. General Maurice added that the British air predominance hampered the enemy greatly In (raining Inform matlon which waa required by him before any Important battle. ' ! Discussing the efforts of the Ger ! mans to have the Geneva convention arrange for a discontinuance of the !use of poisonous gas, General Mau- ric said the entente would be glad I to give up this gat If It Were pos sible to get any guarantee that uer many would toe bound by a promise to do likewise. - I: FBTJITDALE FURNISHED ROOMS Large, . com fortable and convtently, located 411 C atreet. i.j . r I6tf HOTEL OXFORD ROOMS for rent . Large, well furnished, , steam heat, hot water, bath, and all ho tel privileges. Very moderate weekly and monthly . rates. 37tf COMPLETELY FURNISHED alx room bungalow for rent, garage, piano, lawn, flowers. - Close " In. Will make beautiful home. Phone 269-R. ' Mtf WANTED WANTED To buy a second hand Iron wheel wagon four te alt Inch tires holding about 3,000 lb. C. Shaefers, R. F. D. No. 2. 66tf The In- S' Iff iX 1 comparable X 1 1 " ClA S BabyFood. : ViA-i .Vi. itUtaM ! toikMliVikey V II """i-eJ MtOm' Milk' 11 lWIDEMANNSl 11 run, vMwtmim, veoT If GOAT fVIILKri "' '' ar LiAOiNe omumtn f j , X Glen Wardrlp and wife of Talent, motored down Sunday for a few hours visit with his brother, Prof. H. H. Wardrlp, and family. After the heavy rain on Saturday some of our roads tried the patience of motorists. Two antos got mired and the lady passengers had to help boost them out One week of California was enough for George Nlckerson and be Is back to stay, in good old Oregon. Allan Underwood went to Port land Wednesday night to take the ex amination for entrance Into the U. 8. navy. J. (U Stanbrough bad the veterin ary to care for a sick horse Tuesday night. Our ambitious school children are anxious to organize a pig club. Mrs. R. F. Williams, of Central Point, visited her daughter Mrs. Fred Roper two days this week. The Oregon mitt wta to heavy Saturday that our grangers missed i their regular meeting. Mrs. H. H. Wardrlp was on the sick list last week. , , . The solo sung by Miss Anna ell nn, accompanied by her mother and WANTED Men tor saw mills and logging camps. Mills and camp will operate throughout the win ter. Steady work. -Good condt ' tione. For full particulars write Weed Lumber Company, Weed, Cal. . -; ' 5tf WANTED Junk, old Iron, rubber, . sacks, rags, auto tires, old auto mobiles, copper, brass, sine, lead, hides, pelts, furs. The best price In town for everything In our line, fnlon Junk Co. Phone 21. 14 A. A. WITHAM, bf. D Physician and surgeon. Office: Hall Bldg., coraer Sixth and I street. Pbonee: Of fice, 111; reaideaoe, lla-J. Hoara I 4. m. to 4 p. m. DR. J. O. Nl B LETT Phyatesaa and surgeon. Luodbur; Bolldlag. Surgeon Utan-Idaho Sugar Co, Health Officer. OOoer bom, U 11 a- m. 1 to I p. m. .' Phone 110-J. Iltl DENTISTS B. C. MACT, D. at. D. Flrst-daea dentletry. 10Vb Sooth Blxtb ttreet, Grants Paaa. Oregon. ATTORNEYS H. D. Norton. Attorney-t-law. Practice la all State and Federal Court. Flrat National Bank Bldg. COLVIO A- WILLIAMS Attorney. at-Law Oranta Paaa Banking Co. Bldg. Grant Paaa, Oregon. E. S. VAN DYKB, Attorney. Practice la all court. Flrat National Bank Uui: ;- - ":' ' DURHAM ft RICHARD, Attorney. at-Law. Office Maaonle Temple, Urania Pas Oregon. 0. B. BLANCHARD.Attorney-at-Lnw Golden Rule , Building. .Phone 270. Granta Pass, Oregon. BLANCHARD ft BLANCHARD, At torney, Albert' block. Phone 236-J. Practice In all courts; land board attorney. VETERINARY SURGEON DR. R. J. . BESTUL. VeterlnarUn. Office In WInetront Implentent Bldg. Phone llt-J. Reaideaoe Phone 305-R. DRAYAGE AND TRANSFER COMMERCIAL TRANSFER CO. All kind ot , drayage and tranef er work carefully and promptly don. Phone 181-J.- Stand nt depot - A. Shade, Prop, , freight F. G. I8HAM, drayage and traaafer. Safe, planoa and furniture moved packed, thlpped and stored. Phone CTark and Holman, No. SO. Resi dence phone 124-R. ' THE WORLD MOVES; to do we. Bnnch Broa. Tranafer Co. Phone II7-R. MUSICAL INSTRUCTION , 8. M ACMURRAT. teacher ot Tolee culture and tinging. Leeaons glvan at home of pupil If requested. kA dreaa 711 Lee 8L 861tl PHOTO STUDIO THE PICTURE MILL, open dally 10 a. m. to 5 p. m. For Sunday alt Hag call Mill 283-R or residence 140-J. - tl Tht California and Oregon Coast Eailro&d Conpany ' WANTED TO 8ELl-Second hand Ford, new tire. ' First elasa con diUon. The price Is $250. Call at Paramount Cyclery. Phone . rocND. i FOUNDS Two bunches of kt.v. quire at Courier office! ' . TAM SERVICE "" TAXI Phone 608 for where, any time. Cyclery. In 90 taxi. Any' Paramount I 051 . . ASVERTISIS1CBNT . WILL NOT MAKE YOU A rOBTUKB, BUT IT WILL BKRVE AS A STOKE IN THE FOUNDATION or BUSINESS SUCCESS It ' :t TIME CARD : EffectlveDecember 1, 1117. Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday Train Train Granta Paaa. 1:00 p.m. WateraCreek 3:00 p. m. brother at the Bethany Presbyterian church in Grants Pass waa highly appreciated. . i Mr. and Mrs. Redding called , at the Riverside Orchard, ranch, pun day afternoon. A step brother of Mrs. Robert I Netlson Is among the dining- on' the ' w ' - ' 1 UBVUllt.. . . AU tralne leave Grant Pasa fVom the corner ot G and Eighth streets, opposite the Southern Pacific depot- J For all Information regarding' the office ot the company, Lundburg building, or phone 111 for same. t Letterhead that will pltaae you, at i l the Courief. " ' " ' ' CHICHESTER S FILLtT mini MmnMlMil flWlrt IHp r-V r-llto I Bt wU4 mt 1 Misrsnay a rrtJlg riLU, 9m 1 1 worytRcl nsn h aw sej Beat, SAiats. AIwotm te-(jj