Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, June 23, 1918, DAILY EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY HOG I K KlVUlt OOlltlKIt rAGK Til nun Glass:f icd Advertising At the Churches MMMY, JI SK IM, IOIH. Foil HAl.K O. C. U It ANT LANDS--Ulue print plan showing limit la Josephine county. l. (0. Address A. B. VuurblM, Grants I'aaa. If FOR RALrV-iiniiie In I llemh, Cal., good rcnldvnllal section. Would consider good linoinn pro perly In (Irani Puss, Alio an fO-acr fruit ranch two miles north of Grunts Pass. Mn. O. W. Murray, Grants Pas. Ora. 11 KOIl 8AI.1: 4-tiomo team, weight, I, 000 each; new JVt wagon una new I'; trailer; complete frelnhl the outfit. Address K. Friday, Mma. Ore. 14 FOR BALE 17 Angora gouts ami kids. For particular address E. II. Wlaa. Kcrby. Ore. 80tf FOR BALE Three horses, four cows, three wagona, two harrows, phonograph, two beds and other thlng. 0. H. Gordon. ltd. No. 100 roil 8AI.K Tonrlnt auto, 1 100. In rliutliiK extra Ivllvr jr body, Prml-o-llts tank. Atwster-Keni Utiitloiy system, and tnnli. MWht miMd er motorcycle In good c.mdP'oii In trail. C. L. Houscr, West Foun dry street, phona SfiO-J. 5 FOR BALE At bargain One 12 room hou, with concrete biiHe- mant, one acre of fine garden, lot of water, and a fin tmnmnr re- aort, rinse to Rood fishing and hunting. Also 40 to BO bead of (nod row, teer and calves, all nn good range. Addresa P, O. Bo 754 or Phono SI 7. OS T ItKAT rriiNiHUED room lutn, com fortalilo and rnnvlantly located 411 C street. Rfltf PARTLY FlMlNiailKli cottaga for rent. (0 feet from pavement, a!n untiirtilahed cottage on pavomart. 18 pir month. Inquire A. R Voc bles. 3lt FOU ItKNT - Sis-room house? 727 North Fifth street, partly furnish ed, butli, sleeping porch, aero of uroitnd, poultry yard and home; aUo 4-rootn lioiitn, 321 Rogue ttlvcr Ave., steeping porch, poul try house, three fourth acre. Oft key from Mr, Jennie Mens. 114 KOIl ItfcNT fl-room home with bath and largo garden planted. 309 Foundry street. Inqulie op posite, or Moss renting aitenry. SBtf WANTKIi WILL I'AY cimh for good diiull quart proKpert. rich In gold. I'. O. Tlox 107. Rogue River, Ore. 97 MAN "WITH 'rATEAMwintaork. Adilren II. t'nnieron, care Murphy atnge, Grant Tana. 93 T03ITION wanted by nll-roua I ,r ok. camp. roRtnurnnt or hotel. Room 29, Grant Tax hotel. !u , KOL'NII. ilANOUAU found" on the ""Creicent , City road. Owner can locate bng by addressing No. 1006 care of Courier. 93 The California and Oregc? Coast Railroad Compauy TIME CARD Dally except Sunday Effective May 1, 1918 Train 1 Iv. Grant I'a.. 1:00 p. iu Train 2 Iv. Waters Creek 3:00 p. iu All trains lo'av Grant Tans froit tha corner of Q and Klghth atreete oppoolte the Southern 1'nclflc depot For all Information regar.llnj freight and pasaenaer service call at the office of the company, Lundliurf building, or phone 181 for tame. STRONO "outside connections" are fundamentally Import ant, lo nny bank tht seeks to serve Its community well. City Terminals nnd markets must be kept In constant touch so Mint buslnoss men and farmers, shippers and man ufacturers cun cooperate to the best Interests of themselves and their government, y ; ' ,,' ! No financial Institution In this community has moro advantageous" outside connections thun we have In the numerous correspondents with which wo transact our commercial business In the vur- lous large cities of this state and country, FIRST NATIQN ALrBANK V OF SOUTHERN OREGON Member Federal Reserve Bank " """" Mist i:i.lm:oi h WAHTB MEIIUIANT8 all klndu of wrap. Co. - Dnulora In 1'ulnn Junk 10 ATl'Olt.NKVH II." I). NORTON. Altorney-at-law Practices In all Htulu and Fodera Courts. First Nutloiial Hunk Hldg COLVM WILLIAMS, Attorneys st-Law, Grunts rum Hanking Co llldg., Grants I'Hna, Oregon. K. 8. VAN IYKK, Attorney. Prac tice In all rou rt. First National Hunk Did. O. 8. IILANOIIARU, Attorney-at-Uw, Golden Ilulo llulldlng Phona 270. Grant I'a, Oregon. IlLANC'IIAltD t UI.ANC1IAHD. At turners, Albert Illdi. J'hom 2 JC-J. Prsctlce In all. courts; land board attorneys. C." A. B1DLKR," AltorVey-at-Llrawef-ri'i In bankruptcy. Masonic temple, Grant Tata, Or. VKTF.HIVIHY NtltGFOtf Dlt. It. J. HKSTL'U Veterinarian Oltlro. roldenre. Phona 305-H. I'HYHU l.XS u a ci.k m knt,"m d., ' i-racTic limited to dlnenaca of Uia eye, ea' none and throat. . Glame flttet . omca hour t-12. J-C, or on at polntiiit'iit. ortlco phona, 62; rca Idcnce phona 359-J. 8. I.OtHl II HI I)GK. M. ' l.rrbnMt and aurueon. City or country ral attended duy or nUht. fteiildence phone 800; offlre phona 182 Hlith and II. Tuff Uldg. A. " aTwITIIAM, M. I'hyiiciaD and iiirgeon. Offlre. Hall Dldg., corner Klxth anu I alroeta I'lione: Office. li; residence. 2SH-J.. Hour 9 ft. m. to 4 p. m Dlt. J. O. NinURY, 'Vhyaiclan and aiirKeon. I.undburg Hldg. Health oUlrcr. Office houra. to 12 a m. and 1 to 6 p. in. Phone 310-J IMIOTO KTl'DIO THE nCTiritlf MlVl7opon dally 10 a. m. to 5 p. m. For Sunday alt ting call Mill 283-11 or residence 140-J. IWNTISTK K. C. MACY; I). M. D. Flrit-c-i af d.-ntUtry. 109 8outh Sixth atroct. (irnnta I'nm, Orogon. Ml KIC.V I, IXSTItl lTION J. S. MACMI RRAY. tinchor of voici culture and singing. l essons giver at home of pupil If requested. Ad dress 718 Lee atreet. DIMYAOE A XI) TK AXSFF.H (X)M MERCIAL TRANSFER CO. Al kinds of drnynge and transfe work carefully and promptly done rhono 181-J. Stand nt frelRh depot. A. Shade, Prop. F. G. ISIIAM, drayngo and transfer Bares, pianos and furniture moved, packed, shipped and stor ed. Thona Clnrk A Holman, No 60. Residence phone 124-R. THE WORLD MOVES; so do we Uunch Iiros. Transfer Co. I'hon 397-R. ! Eczema tnr IS rciirt the ulandnrd rrmnlr for all tkln tllornara. A liquid lld elrriuillT. inl.ml rair from lloli. sac, MH'aoit $1.00. Votir money Imi Ic If llw flrat Imllla ilum nnt biles ol Ullcf. Aik slw about D, D. D. Soap. SL tloniens, Druggtat llxpil-t ( Iniri h Ni t Buiuliiy will he u pcrlnl irr vlcfl for tlm Hunduy a"hool and the yournc peoplo of tlio clnir h a tho piiHlor will jiivi a tulk In thn morn ing, llliintr;ite, by rhenilral cxpirl rueiil on lbi (hemo, "Mini' Ni ed of a Bnvlor." In thn evening the pa toe will giA a mr!n addrin on the aubject of war aavlng nntl thrift utii in . ' Itifiieniber the Sunday arbnol and H. Y. P. l meet at tho uunl bour and that irlul and Inrrnaxlng In tenwt I belnit taken rn tho Thurs day nlitht prayer meetlnr and nible atudy. All are welcome. Ttev. n. A. Flneb, ptor Itnhnny Prpaliyterliin (linrrli Morning ervpe at II a. m., er mnn. "Thrift. Thrive. Triumph." re queated by the war aavlng commit tee. Evening mrvlce at S p. m., out of doora on the lawn, autn park In the et;ret, Bcrmon, "What Shall A Mnn Anwer Ood." Sunday rehool at 10 a. m. Chrlntlan Rndeavnr at 7 p. m. You will he henrfllr wel comed. I,. Myron Ilooaer, mlnlnler , H'tnnn M. K. ( Inicih At '11 a. m. the qunrterly com munion service will bp held, nrlcf communion nddre by the pnntor. At 8 p. m. there will be outdoor. ervco on the church lawn, flormnn on behalf of war envlng atnmp cam- pnlgn. Topic, "Your Money and IJ Relntlon to the War, and the Wnri After the War." Special mimic afj hoth aervlce. Sunday achool at 10; a, m. Kpwonn iagun crvice on church lawn at 7 p. m. A cordial welcome to all. Melville T. Wire, panfor. tlmrrh of fTirlit Wo are hluhly plcaaed to ace how well the nttendanre at tho nible achool I keeping up thene warm : dnyi. Thla atudy bour begin at! 10. followed by communion and; preaching Mil. Subject. "For Our Nation and Our Ood." Junior at' 2:30, P. K. nt 7. Evening aervlce nt S. Subject. "Throutsh the Vow Tetnment With a fiulde." A cor dlnt Invltntlon Is extended to attend these aervlce. Chan. n. Drake, minister. ' 'Catholln C'liurcli Musses on Sunday at 7:30 9:30 a. m. Rev. Father J. O. Vlcn. and I'lnt Clmrcli of t'hrlet Scientist Christian S lenre services are held every Sunday, In the V. O. W. hall, at 11 a. m. Wednesday evening meet ings at 8 o'clock. The subject for today Is, "Is the I'nlverse, Including Man, Kvolvcd by Atomic Force?" Reading room Is open from 2 to 4 p. m. dally except Sundays and holidays. The public la cordially In vited to attend tho services and to visit tho reading room. TKA ( 11 K I IS' "I :. A M I X AT K ) X S Notice Is hereby given thai the county superintendent of Josephine county, Oregon, will hold the regu lar examination of applicants for state certificates at Grants Pass In the county court house, as follows: Commencing Wednesday, June 28, 1918, at 9:00 o'clock a. m., and con tinuing until Saturday, June' 29, 1918, at 4:00 o'clock p. m. 1 Yeliiplny i orcnoon IT. S. History. Writing (Penman ship), Music. Drawing.' Wednendny Afternoon Physiology, Roadlng, ' Manual Trslnlng, Composition, Domestic Selonce, .Methods In Rendlnsc, Course ot Study for Drawing, Methods in Arithmetic. " Thursday Forenoon Arthlmetle, History of Education, Psychology, Methods In Geography. Mechnnlcal Drawing. Domestic Art, Course of Study for Domestic Art. Thnrsdny Afternoon Grammar, Geography, Stenog raphy, American Literature, Physics, Typewriting. Methods in Language. Thesis for Primary Certificate. ' tVMny Forenoon Theory and Practice, Orthography (Spelling), . Physical Geography, English Literature, Chemistry, Phy sical Culture. , , Friday Afternoon , School Iw, 1 Geology,' Algebra, Civil Government. . Saturday Forenoon Geometry, Botany. , ' i ' Rntnrdny Afternoon k . GoncraU History. Bookkeeping.. Rutier Wrannnra nrlntoit tn mm. ply with the law at the Courier. '. . u i ii n. r .. i0 . i f.,r... v v..;j k , a MO i I J. h 'lry .1776 !XV -Vs ;! v , THE CITY GOODRICH TIRES SOLDIER LETTERS England, May 17, 1918. Miss ltrlce Keuyon, Dear Friend: ' We arrived across O. K. with no excitement. We are now in Ens- land, and it sure Is a lot different from the good oM l S. A. The j country is very' pretty place to i look at. The parks and squures arc, fenced with stone fences. The rail- J roads are very email compared with; our railroads. . . j We see very odd looking automo-J biles; some ot thorn are run byi steam, with a smoke stack like a lo-' comotive, and others are run by conij 6r gas. They have a large sack oni the top like a bolloon to carry the! gas In. ' ; We see some largo two-wheeled j carta drawn by two horses, which are driven one In front of the other. ' ; When we march along the streets; crowds of little boys and girls rurt' along beside us begging for pennies.; In the evening when we are off duty j there are crowds of people along the streets looking over the fence at us. It makes a man feel like an an-, lmnl tn the cirrus on exhibition. I We were paid In' English money, and we sure had to do some figuring. The English penny Is as large as our half dollar so you can Imagine how the money looks. We have a good tent to sleep In and pretty good food. There Is an American Y. M. C. A. here, where we get books to read and paper to write on, but we can't HovTho Bayonet LostaUreatuttl BAYON'I-TS, fr;t rnaJc at I Jjyonnc, I;rance, wlicncu llity ;':A tlicir name, to begin, were uUr,o.A us c'aniJcrous to the orrr.y wiih tlicni as ti li.". jc. Far.liioncJ wiih a solid bull, to be jammed into the muzzle, it rendered a gun useless lor f.ring. The butt was scon chunked l.i a socket, but not before the new funr.Ld bayonet brought the Knftlish army to grief at killickrankie. The English soldier found t!u bayonet a poor fit, hard to get into bis gun; and when lie got it In, hard to get out. When be had to bayonet, be couldn't bayonet; when he hud to choot, In couldn't shoot. mmn The bayonet experiment gave the Scots the battle. To safeguard tire users against Jhe chance of experiment, Uoodrieh Test Cur Fleets nut the road test to Goodrich Tire, to make them in word and deed SERVICE VALL'B TlilES. Good rich sc cs b u t e nc t.'rc ;ahe, SERVICE VALL'B That i , wLat a tiro proves it is worth to the motorist cn r.:3 cr.f cr.S cn t:-,3 road, in comfort, economy, JiPcr.dzlUlZ, cr.J durability. All Gocdrieh tki:l end sincerity build up SERVICE VALUE, .whsther vou tfet . SILVEriToW.JCo.iaJ TIES, or CLACIl SATZTi TREADS, you get SERVICE VALL'B TIRES. Gain mileage, and the security of knowing your tires will not fail, by demanding SERVICE VALUE, TIRES. TUB B. F. GOODRICH RUBBER Portland Branch.; Broadway and Burnaida St. Portland, n OF GOODRICH AKRON, OHIO. ?";': ;:':Q OLDING'S GARAGE PHONE 45-R get any good candy here. Well as I can't" .think of anything , , ... , .,, , I11UIU IU 1 Will rillKH I Your friend, MILES L. WITTERS, 834 Aero Squadron A. E. F. via New York. M O TO! I ?S ijl'lt G A II AUK U equipped f,.r erery kind of nimir work, "-and Vfour workmen are experts In their line. Nothing ia ever biilf louts no .detail I ever overlooked. It is properly ftulshctl oo the Hjt. Our prices are reasonable. , liny jour supplies from tu. We charge no more than the foreign dmler for thv same article, and WR PAY THE FREIGHT and YOV 8AVB IT. . . ... V ' -. ' i ,V 1 i i ; Huy your gnsollne from as. It Is th best and our pricea ro nl. nays nt the bottom. It pays to buy your gasoline here. ; , ,.'.,( -I 1 (; Fashion Garage and Machine Shop "Burke i& SbnPrbprietors 3 m Wot m . IW n rn. I PHIPHFQTP Q DM I O l.niUnC.01 h O TlLLO VCTV . T,,K IM.'.UoMI II BANK. T1 UllVilM) IIHAMi PM .V;r SOLD BY DfiLGGISTS EVERYHHERfi :.?.,-h-"l '""" HrdV rni. ni ii,4 ,,i i,jii,Avy