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About Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 22, 1918)
it i I .(..' Hl'NDAV, nTITKMHKH Hi, HUM. (CI 73 crrra err: yj - -. ,r4ca,Trr . COURSES fOrVu"ll AT KMY ROB BAIM ATTORNEYS 1 mod My.i !H ii ; ; ' , f V M'V ( ! lyv.fTJieJast LIBERTY BONDS will make that last quarter of an hour spell ViaORY for America. LIBERTY PONDS will give America's guns the last word. Your Last Dollar is as vital in this Fourth Loan as will be the v last shot in the last quarter of an hour, j , , ; Our boys will not hesitate in that last quarter of an hour. - ' BUY! BUY ! BUY ! ; It is tlw last uhbiiff NOW ! LIBERTY BONDS! Fprp;Hcp 1 ' ANY tiANK WILL HELP YOU ' .--"-"A: no PEERlEiSS CLOTHING CO; ." ,; ' j !.. t. m'.vf TO "Inal ware he the quarter of an Hour shall UTntniion Mmami now VAtaiono ttMNrnunos or It,' ' ':, is the conqueror who can believe a quarter of an hour longer than his adversary that he is not beaten. I shall continue the war to last quarter of , an hour, for the last quarter of an hour will be ours." Premier Georges Ckmeisceau off franc be America's. . iV.n.l tf'oV ln.7 .tn;' The University of Oregon, la ac cordance with in appeal from the government, announces university courses for women which will train (hem to fill government positions. The government announce that there la vital need for physicians, nuraea, stenographers, , bookkeepera, leathers of hygiene and physical ed uratlon and laboratory aenltanta. Tbo dslrlng further Information In regard to theae courses ihould write for the University of Oregon bulletin describing theae courses, and application blank. Dujr Liberty Bonds (AHI OK THANK We wish to extend our thanka and appreciation to our many frlenda for the klmlneae and sympathy and the beautiful floral offering! received during; our loni and bereavement of our mother. . MR. and MRS. FRED W. REYNOLDS, MR. and MRS. CI! A3. ROIl :.. ERT3, MRS. SL'SIE DAY, MRS. MARY GRISWOr.D. ' Duy Liberty Dondf Wanhlogton, Sept. 21. The houie later yenterday paaaed the war reve nue bill, dealgned to ralae by taxa tion approximately S,l2, 000,009 of the 24 or more billions needed by the nation for the current year. The huge meaaiire the largoit. of Ita kind In the blatory of any nation, now goea to the senate. Steers, Wdi:r$, "Csh-irfcr C:rr.j World Eai Heret Knoira IU Equal Whst will get rid of my corn?" The an.wer his been mad by mil lions thtn'a only one ern-rmov.r th.t you can bank on, that's abao lutsly certain, that makes say eora en earth ptet right off Ilka a banana kinand that's maalo "Osts-It." Tight shoea and dancing even when you have a corn need not dlstarb you If you apply a few drops of "Gets-It'' on the corn or callus. Tou want a corn-pe ler, not a corn fooler. You don't have to fool with corna you peel them rlicht off with your fingers by using "Gets-It" Cutting makes corna arrow and bleed. Why ue Irritating; salves or make a bundle of your toe with tape or bandages? Why putter and tilt have the corn? Use ,-OeU-It" your com-paln la over, the eora le a "aoner" mire M the atin tin. "Oen-It," the guaranteed, money back corn-remover, the only aura vrar. eoet but a trifle at any drua store. Mi d h K. Lawrence A Co. Chicago, III. Sold in Grants Pass, and recom mended' 'as the worldV'"be8f ""corn remedy- by George C. SablUi - National Mazda Lamps , puts a strain on chll i ( dren'a vision, that they, may. never outgrow! w Why not ' : have plenty tlfllghtt -Na. tlonal MAZDA Lamps give three tfme the light of old fashioned , (carbon lamps without adding a penny to your light bill. t . rvf.-s Rcsse'-'Rircr Jlafdware i ! v 1 Rm. R. Riddle. Mar. FOR SALE Homeata4 rellnquUb- ment Near Taylor creek. Road ; to place, 11 acre cleared. Will take team or Ford la part pay ment. Fred Hamlin, Oallce, Ore I (on. 71 FOR SALE Eighty-acre ranch, In Applegate valley. Thirty acrea In cultivation,' part alfalfa. Fine range for atock. Houae, barn and out-bulldlng i. Farming ' Imple ment! If deelred. Inquire Ike Vin cent, call Provolt central. 76 WOOD Good alab wood, 2.60 per tier. No wood gold In ordera of leia than four tlera, evenly cut. Get It while It laata. Wood will be acarce this winter. L. A. Laun er, 74 -f- FOKTY TONS alfalfa hay for aale In . the field, ready now, at 117 per ton. Phone 0-F-12. . C. H. Elt- mann. . 72 FOR SALE Registered Holatein and Ayrshire cowa and ' heifers; . Berkshire sow, kitchen and house hold furnishings, canned , fruit, hay and atraw In barn, shop tools ' too numerous to mention, ahot gun, bicycle and Ford roadster at Mclntyre'a ranch 1 miles below ' town on the Granite bill road. All must be aold before October 1 Come at once If you want some thing good at bargain prices. Tele phone 09-F-12. " " 73 FOR SALE Good second liand wag on, 24 -Inch. Also aecond hand aafe at a bargain. Address Car son-Fowler Lumber Co., Ashland, Ore. . - ,73 FOR SALE! Two gas engines. One upright. Hi h. p., 50. One hor- liontal, 4 h. p., $75. Both No condition. Phone 19. (9 TO RETT FURNISHED house for rent, Mary E. Browne. 709 North Fifth. Tele phone 4-Y, 50tf FOR RENT FurnlBhed cottage with prettiest garden In town. Corner of Booth and Foundry atreet. Renter will have to keep up' the garden. Key next door. Hlif FOR RENT October 1, a nicely fur nished cottage, modern In every particular, gas, electric lights, bath, etc., also garage 609 A street. See N. E. Townsend, 621 A atreet , 73 .WAYTEl WANTED Lady wanted to evapor ate pears and apples. Will furnish fruit, evaporator and wood and give two thirds produce. Call G. A. Hamilton, phone 603-F-2. ' 71 WANTED A -cook, single woman or man and wife. Also dining room girl.' Good wages. Phone or write Mrs. E. A. McPhereon, Mon umental, Cal. 72 WANTED To retort men. Pay 14 and board for eight hours; exper ience unnecessary. Inquire at Browns Cigar atore, Medtord, Ore gon. 69 WANTED Groundmen and linemen tor Western Union construction gang, working between Merlin and Grants Pass.' Best of wages and accommodations. Steady employ ment. For particulars apply man ager Western Union Grants Pass, or foreman, .Merlin, Ore,,, , , 73 MISCF.IJLA!EOr BRING YOUR JUNK to the Grants Pass Junk Co., 403 South Sixth street. Phone 21. We buy rags. metal; rubber, scrap Iron, hides and wool, old automobiles for wreckln. ' - r. 61tf ON -CASH BASIS The .Music. '.'nd - Photo house -will remove to . the new location, next door west, on October 1 and everything will be on a cash basia except" pianos jand talking machines sold on lease. Cash basis Is necessary In order to maintain low prices. Stanton Rowell, 607 O street. . 87 If PHOTO STUDIO THE PICTURE MILL for fine photo graphs. ; Open ' dally "except' Sun day from'li a.'m. td 5 p. m. Suri- day' sittings by" appointment' onty'.l Phone Mill, 28S-1ir6r residence 140, , -,, a ... 67tt ' rocnfi). v . , . . .. FOUND Olove found near Urlfffn Ferry. Owner can get it .at .Qourler fflce. ii....l FOyNDSult case. Owner can get It at the Courier office. I All kinds of Commercial Printing . D. NORTON, Aueraey-t-Ue. PracUcaa la all 8UU aa Federal ' Courts. First NaUeaal Baak EM.' COLVIO WILLIAMS, Attorney at-Ltw, areata Faas Baaklag Co. Bldg., Oraau Paea. Oreg.a. , B. f. VAN DTKZ, Attoraey. Prae- tlea la all court, Flrat National Baak Bldg. , 1 . S. , B LAN CHARD, ttorney at Law. Goldea Rale Building , Pkone 270. Grants faas, Oxegoa,, T r 7- ; . , BLANCH A RD BLANCHARD, At toraeyt. .Albert Bldg. Pkea iSC-J. Practice la all conrta; laot taart attorMya, . . . , , a A. SUMLER, AtUraey-at-Law, ret- area la aaakraptcy. Maeonle Unale, Oraata Paea, Ore, VETERISAKT tl'RGCa -- DB. B, J. BE8TUL. VetertaarlaB .' Ofllce, residence. Phone 306-R. PETSiaAt J L. O. CLEMENT. M. D, Practice limited to diseases of the eye, ear. nose and throat Glasses fitted. Office bonrs 1-12, 2-6. or oa ap pointment Office phone (2, resi dence phene 259-J. : ' ) 8. LOCQHRIDOK. M. B, Phyctaiaa ; and surgeon. City or country calls, attendsd dsy or eight. Besides , phone 169; office phone 112 Sixth and H, Tuffs Bldg. DR. i. O. NIDLEY, Physician and surgeon. Lundburg Bldg. Healta officer. , Office hours, t to 11 a. m. and 1 to 6 p. m. Phone 110-J., A. A. WITHAM, M. D. Internal ' medicine and nervoua diseases: 903 Corbett Bldg., Portland. Ore. ' Hours 9 a. m. to 1 p. m. DENTISTS E. C. MACY. D. M. D. First-class dentistry. 109 H Boutn uta. street, Grsnts Pass. Oregon. Ml'SICAL INSTrXCTlOH J.- 8. MACML'RRAT, teacher of roles) sulture and staging.' Lessons given at home of pupil If requested. Ad-, dress 716 Lee street - I) RAY AGE AND TRAXS.-r.K COMMERCIAL TRANSFER CO. Al i kinds of drayage and tranafr wsrk carefully and promptly lane Phone 181-J. Stand at freight depot A. Shade. Prop. ' , THE WORLD. MOVES; so do we. Bunch Bros.' Transfer Ce. Phone J97-R. F. 0. ISHAM, flrayage and transfer. Safes, i lanos ; and furniture mored, packed, shipped and ator ed. Phone Clark ft Holmaa. Nt 60. Residence phone 1I4-R. 'i Yk Cillicrria and Ort jca Ooaxt C&ilro&d Cossp&ny tDtS CARD. , . ,-.. Dally except Sunday EffecUve tfoy 1. 1918 Train 1 1. Grants Pass- 100 p.m. Tran 2 It. Waters Cseck ?:0' p. nu All trains leave Grant Paa irom he corner of G and B's'uib streets, mposlte tLe Southern Pacific depot For ail '. information regarding freight and passerr service call at the office of the company, Lundburg building, or phone 131 for same. - POLITICAL CARDS (Paid Advertisement.) Ill', s J!! MRS. JOS. MOSS ' .Independent Candidate ! for -1 , 1Copntx,ClerikM;fl ; i O. E. HCliAIJ E - ,r l)emocratic''' Nominee : (. la ,4w, " a tttarAi-i ! i f It ww rtUl 1 at the Courier OSes. Hi's r UlkVl P-4a atMl W