Rogue River courier., July 21, 1918, DAILY EDITION, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

DAILY ROQl'K RlVhUl UOVIUMI
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WHKKK alATTKRY SHKllUXTiS'
KAIJi SHORT
"It anybody look at the outalde
ot your battery and tries to tell you
what' join j on Inside you're tai In
settling him down a taker," ay
Mr. C. A. Unch. local Wlllard -pert
"Not long ago a patron of one ot
theee fcattery tortune teller drove
np and told ma that hit plate were
all gone and that he needed a new
battery. I could have told him one
too ha waa that certain.
"It aeenu that the ton of one of
la neighbors htd looked at the bat
tery and nude a wild guees.
"After I Inspected the batter I
found that it waa a clear caw of
undercharging caused by a loon
connection. I sdded distilled water
charged the battery and had It ready
a couple ot days later la good con
dition for service.
"Another man who thought he
waa a Sherlock Holmes on batteries
fell down because ha formed hit
conclusion from performance la-
stead ot facts Inside the battery.
This fellow thought his pistes wtre
short circuited that the Insulation
had tailed. The real trouble was
that he had let hla machine lie Idle,
and had failed to keep ttie charge
p, to that the plate were to hard
that a long; charge waa necessary.
"The only way to be safe from
theaa diagnosis sharp Is to disre
gard their opinions entirely. If yon
suspect there la any trooble the bast
thine to do I to go straight to an
expert who know how to mak th
few lmple, necessary bat.vry!
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PER52N4L 55 LOCAL
Owr classified ada bring result.
POLITICAL CARDS
(Paid Advertisement.)
MRS. JOS. MOSS
ladepaaKWat CadMUte for
County Clerk
Mr. O. C Dlion. ot Kerby, spent
the day In Grant I'asa Saturday.
Muni keeps you fresh, J$bln ha
It.
George Guild, of Merlin, ws in
town on business FrldV.
Help the government and your
self by paying cash tor furniture and
gvt Thrift Stamps free at Helmera.
Sam Raker spent Saturday at Ta
kilma. Complete your camping outfit at
Cramer Broa. 1
Save money by paying rash and
et Thrift 'Stamps free at Helmer.
All kinds ot fishing tackle at Cra
mer Bro. I
K. J. Khoeery, of Takllma, was
n Grants rasa visitor Saturday.
Camp stoves at Cramer Broa. 11
B. F. Hogue waa In town on bus
iness Saturday.
New Perfection Blue Flame oil
stove at Cramer Bro. U
Mrs. Emll E. Vshrenweld. ot New
Hope, was In town Saturday.
Just the stove for canning these
hot day, the New Perfection oil
tove at Cramer Broa. II
J. C. Brown, of Medford. waa in
Urant Pass Saturday buying pears.
Oilman Dairy Butter will be
handled hereafter by the Josephine
Grocery. n , , , .1
Lunch set! for picnics, 38 pieces
for St cents at Cramer Bros. It
Mrs. Ida Megarle, of Rogue
River, was a Grant Pass visitor
Saturday.
A tin line or spilt bamboo trout
rod at Cramer Broa. It
A. H. Ounnell returned Friday
from a two-weeks' trip In the Lake
Creek district
Scratch food at Cramer Bros. It
J. P. DeGrasse and daughter. Ef
fie, of Selma, were In town Satur.
day.
Beef scrap, shell, bone and char
coal at. Cramer Bros. It
Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Bryan, or Wil
liam, were In town Saturday vis
iting Mend.
A Lillle 'Pffltot
win
weaifcer-beatea' ood dHagridaUx! toofcfaaj
Into m abode of oeaoty.
Mix PADfT THAT BAST TO PIT ON AJTD STAYS OS
PAINT THAT DEFIES BOTH WKATHKR AX1 TIME.
FTLLKR A On. pare prepared palate aad rarmlshet
Auto enamels ood varaistkn.
W. P.
Jewell Hdw. Co.
WE DO riXU SHOE RKTAUUXU
II. U. Ueed. ot the Allhouse coun
try, spenl a few day In the city.
Mr. Arthur Denlaon went to Ash
land Saturday for a tew days.
Mrs. Frank Metchan spent Satur
day In Medford.
Klenso tooth paate at Clemens. It
Mrs. N. Murphy and mother, Mrs.
Custer, went to Medford SaturdaV.
Mrs. Outer will visit at Hutte Falls.
' Mrs. N. K. Townsend returned
Friday night from Kegg, Cat., and Is
spending Sunday at home.
Jouteel talcum powder, faoe pow
der and cream at Clemens. 18
Mrs. M. D. llousman and son
Charles, of Wtldervllle. were Grants
Pass visitors Saturday. ,
Guaranteed garden hose and ant
isfactory lawn sprinklers at Cramer
Bros. l
Mrs. Ardell Hire, or Vlldvllle,
wss visiting frtends In Grants. Past
! Saturday.
I Ctnco, the largest selling cigar In
the world. Two hundred million
old last year. Try on and learn
why. Six rents straleht at all deal
er. Mason, Ehrman Co., whole
sale distributors. It
Mrs. P. C. Anderson and mother,
Mrs. M. J. Houaer, ot Rogue River,
spent Saturday In Grants Pass vis
iting frtends.
When In doubt where to buy fur
niture, remember with every $5
cash purchase you get a Thrift
Stamp free at Helmer', It
Mr. L. C. Turner returned Satur
day morning from Seattle, where she
spent several days with her daugh
ter. Misa Caro Pitney, of Loa Angeles,
who visited Mr. and Mrs. S. i. Nasor,
left Saturday afternoon, returning
home.
Hon at Harvrjr Hume
Word waa recoived here yester
day ot the birth of an 8-pound son
to Mr. and Mrs. Tom Harvey ot
Marshfleld. The Harvey were res
idents of Grants Pas for many
year. , '
Receives XoUos to Report
Ted P. Birchard received a notice
from the navy department Saturday
to report for service within a two
week period.
Leave for (rater Lake . . .
Mr. and Mrs. W. 0. White and.
Mr. and Mrs. B. O. Harris left Sat
urday for Crater Lake, where they
will make a abort ty.
ReceiYM (all
Dr. Bert R. Elliott received or
der thl morning to report to Camp
Lewis Thursday. July 15. Dr. El
liott la first lieutenant In the dental
reserve corp.
Here Prom Brittle
Frank Anderson, formerly con
nected with the sngsr factory of this
city, la in town visiting friend. He
reports the stopping of construction
on the sugar factory at Toppenlth,
due to a blight on the sugar beets.
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BLOUSES For Those Who Want to Save
If you have any tlosiiv whatever to savw on your IUousoh, thon by all
moans' should you buy them here.
Just ston to eonsiiler that we are co-ojioratiiij' with tho makers in a
manner that eliminates all selling costs, and rediiees making costs to a
hare minimum. ,
SuhuiumI up this means buying our Blouses for less, and in iieeoitl with
our established priiu'ipiil selling thorn for less.
Wo'don't claim tho impossible; but wo do claim that eo-oporatioii of tint
right kiiul between iimiiufacturcr and retailor cuts ousts, eliminates
waste and makes better values possible.
And because of such oo-oporation with tho" resulting superiority in
values, you can always exercise sultstatitiat savings on tho I Mouses you
buy here. ,
A Dollar Blouse That's Worth More
Four New
Styles
in Wirthmor
Waists
on Sale
To-morrow
Sold Only
in Just
One Good
Store
in Every
City
Hero are some ko1 oxuniplos of Thrift in blouse buying. Wirthmor
Waists, that would roallv soil for more, that aro worth morv, that are
prettily stvled, tloi'iulably made and jH'rfoct fitting, and that are still
priced at just $1.00. See "those now models tomorrow, and you'll won
der, as wo sometime do, how it's possible in the' faoo of rising costs to
still sell those waists at this low price.
THE GOLDEN RULE
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New tltevrole
J. A. DeVall. ot Leland; J. B.
Lindsay and C. O. Welter, are own
ers, of New Chevrolet car.
lfaie.au d JU (Wll
Ber. U Myron Booaer
HUUe lreddmt to Vlatt ,, .
Mm. Jesnl .Burke, state presi
dent' of the Rebekan lodge, will
make her etttclal vUlt to the local
chapter' Monday bight.
returned!
Saturday moral ng from Portland.
where he spent several dy. When
aRd relative to the Medford eall.
notice of which was pubtlahed ,ln the
MedTord Ma Tribune and copied in
tne Courier,, Mr. Booser replied tnat
be, bad reerfved no official commu
nibacjoit frvnt Medford.
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(CLAflSiriED AD RATES. 1
worse, ttre teases. Jse: .
Itai'tM nteavts, fl.tfv hA paid la
tt;miii Woes not peJd ta advaso.
ta, ferJiM tor ls)
JaWssi ArfUkmtTtre " liaif.
Dce.'tto il -W-IAV
U sYstk street.
BARGAIN
Jt!il li hf.( a i
? Well, You'll Say Soil
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We hJ9 tht following used car all in A-l condition:
1 V .T '.;." I .
? ." v, f; TVP J?17 Model Maxwell Touring Oart
One 1918 Chevrolet, New
One 1916 Ford
le Federal Truck
le Republic Truck
One Vim Truck or Speed Wagon
.Our prises and terms, if necessary, are rigfat and if you are figur
ing on a GOOD used ear or truck, we hare it Our garage is open
day and night'
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Full Line of Lee Tires and Accessories
i 4 4rt.
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iCOLLINS AUTO CO.
Phoae 317 ; 511 H Street
!WJJLieO AW klad.
Of
reei
Huppes rattjr VeUowa Hwii
A swimming party Friday evening
with a. supper party afterward at
hotel,, was. on of the delightful at
tain of tne weak. Alter-tha (up
per, the giiPit adjourned to the
home of Aim' Baker, where the even
ing was spent' with knitting1 and
card.' ' These present were: Mr. and
Mrs. . FT.' Woodward. Mr. Cochran,
Mr. and Mr.' Cornell and family.
Mr. and! Mrs Geo. R. Riddle and.
family. Mr.' and Mrs. J. 0." I met.
Mr. and Mrs. O. C. ttabln and fam
ily, Mr: sad Mrs.' N. r. Macduff and
family, Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Cass and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Y. Mashbnrn.
Mr. and Mrs. Lesdburg and family.
Mr. Walter Jensen and Ba tu Baker
and family. ' ' -
MKItriKU IS KRAWH
Tne American T. M. 0. A. baa ap
proximately 4,0 worker, of which
IC are women, serving Amerteao
an4 rtenek to! dim In 1,100 differ
ent renters throughout Kurop.
IT ro hove aartftt&f U sell try
a etaaalsed ad.
... FOOD sg
'THE' M'l
RACll WORK WANTHU Or "i
fUaae. ranch. Cook for camp or
. .miii,- ddra ,C 1ti.'( Vrtles.
Urant .Paaa; 1J-lJj Ll-LL. 1
TORSALB flood snd band
in flr.i clssa coalition. In-
7 f S -----
ni of 'A. Olcler. Rt. i.
17
TWO HIGH SCHOOL girls want
work. Will do general housework.
, Phone J6-E. . . n
rXRD FOR SALE Uood ss new. L.
' A. Unch. ' Battery 8hop. 1
WANTbS-A small turnlsiiea noun
, near tthe hosplW. ' :, Mrs. ' Oscar
' Wllklns. Call I7t-J.
FOR BALB Chevrolet that .
-'been ton oaly 4,700 mile,
quire Ford office.
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FOR 6 A LB 1 Angora goat; alo
1 turro; 1 sorrel1' hore;" eight
vaara old. weight 1.000 lb. ' Call
'at S08 South , Sixth street. R.
Tlmmon. ' , ' ' ' 1 '
FOR RENT Furnlthed house, in-
', nnlra of Mr. L. L. Jewell. 420 A
street. U
FOR SALE Chevrolet car in good
condition for $375. See Denlson,
Bulck agent., 1
FOR 8ALB J)odge car in first clasn
condition at $75. See Denlson.
Bulck agent. IV
.LOST Within two .blocks oftne
, postofflce, a war savings stamp.
, Reward, Finder notify Rodney
, Britten, North Second. Phone
. No. 1-R. ; 1"
MARB AND BUOOY to trade for
', stock. Inquire A. Bartlstt, paon
"1S-L.., ' '. In
Joy TEnesifieir
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MAY ALLISON
"Social Hypocrites
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In
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