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Not th mallet feature of ths
Red Croat carnival September IT
aid IS mill be the big dinners given
In th Chamber of Commerce room.
The ladles baring charge ot the din
ner are all. graduate In the culin
ary department, to the success ot the
dinner are assured.
Friday'! dinner is to be a chicken
dinner with all the good thing that! work.
HIGH SCHOOL COTES
All algn point to a particular!)
promising year tor the high school.
There were many change this term,
not only In the faculty., but In the
student body and although the aura
ber enrolled Is lees than Is has been
for many years, the students have
an enthualssm and earnestness
which la remarkable. The call tor
educated nwn and women has left
the students with a purpose In their
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go with It and on Saturday there will
be a regular New England dinner.
It Is desired to turn Into the Red
Cross funds sa larg a sum as pos
sible and any on who has fruit,
vegetables, flower, milk, cream and
butter to spare, I urged to aead It
to the Chamber of Commerce rooms
to be used for the dinners. The fin
ancial aoccee of the carnival de
pends os) each one, so "Do yeur bit.
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The faculty realise the necessity
ot conforming the curriculum to the
time. So the subject ottered are
especially suited for preparation for
national service.
French has been Introduced Into
the course ot study. Superintendent
J. Q. Imel has two large divisions In
the subject. This has proven to be
on of the most popular subjects offered.
The commercial department with
It enrollment of SO students. Is
helping to fill I'ncle Sam's pica for
more clerical worker. With a diplo
ma from this department a stndsnt
t fitted to fill a government posi
tion.
Special emphasis I being latd on
physical drill. Superintendent J. Q
Imel I giving the student the same
military formation as given la the
training camp. General gymnastic
work Is being don under the super
vision ot Mr. Laura Thomas Oun
noli. Military marching 4a required
at all time and lb singing proces
slon will be Inaugurated In the near
tutor.
School hoar' will be changed back
(to the old schedule on Monday. Stu
dents will report at 8:45 a. m. and
be dismissed at 1:40 p. tn. with an
hoar for lunch. The change was
mad bee use ot complaint made by
the parent as to the early hour of
taking up school.
Class meeting were held by the
respective classes Friday afternoon
to make plan for ths year and elect
their officers.
Following Is the list of officers for
the different classes:
Seniors Mis Katharine Bridges,
advisor; president, Dick Cramer;
vice president, Paulln Swacker; sec
retary, Arnold Meier; treasurer,
Florence Bocock.
Juniors Mrs. Laura Thomaa Oun
netl. advisor; president, Carl Han-
num; vice president, Vernetta Quin
tan; secretary, Carlotta Wiseman;
treasurer, Roys ton Lacy.
Sophomores Miss Edna Cornell
advisor; preeident, 'Harold Isham;
vice president, Remoh Tryer; secre
tary, Annie Dungery; treasurer.
Charles Hollowel.
Freshmen Mrs. ' Edith Parent,
advisor; president, Waldo Baker;
vice president, Gretchen Clemens;
Secretary, Mable Peterson; treasur
er, Eugene Murphy. .
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K. of P.'s to Medford-
A number of the local K. ot P.'
will go to Medford this . evening
where that lodge expect to have a
grand time.
A Nice, (leu Jail
Sheriff Lewi report ' business
very poor he ha no boarders at
the county bastlle. In fact no board
er have shown up for about a week,
therefore the sheriff has msde a
strong pull to get business by thor
oughly scrubbing out the jail and
now haa It nice and clean, ready for
occupancy by anyone looking for a
home.
C. L. Harvey, ot Glendale, was In
the city last evening on business.
Heating stoves at Cramer Bros.
Cedrlo Fields left last night tor
Salem, where he will visit friends.
a. M. Rowley wnt to Central
Point Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. N. F. Clement went to Med
ford Friday to remain Indefinitely.
"Forhan's for the gums" Sabln
has It
F. II. Coate left Saturday night
for Portland, expecting to- remain
for th winter.
Fred Steven returned Saturday
from Eugene,
rhoimlnt bowl at Cramer Bros.
Mrs. Wm. McCalllster left Satur
day afternoon tor Elba. Ark., tor a
short star.
R. D. Cole mad a trip to Taiani
Saturday morning.
(Vf edar oil at Cramer Bros, e
0. W. Price and family, of Lo An-
tele. were In the city Friday, en
route north by automobile.
Miss Nora Anderson left Saturday
for San Jose. Cal., to entsr th Cal
ifornia normal.
Dustless mops at Cramer Bro.
m. n,t Mrs. C. D. Thompson left
last evening tor Salem to attend the
stat fair.
Perfection oil tov, cost less io
fuel thsn wood tov, at Cramer
Bros. V
... -M.I u-. n. m. l.uuer returned
Saturday morning from a two-weeks'
.i.it mt fVirtland.
Oil Westers tor bedroom and bath
room at Cramer Bro.
Miss Dorothy Booier, ot weuiuru.
Is spending th ek end who
QranU Pasa friend.
Inside paint tor .floors ano
coating at Cramer Bros.
i-- nmith manaaer ot the Port
land branch ot the Marshal Wells
Hardware company, was in me m
Saturday. ; '
Mrs. C. E. Stltt and children, or
. .ftj. .hn visited th former's
mother. Mrs. Johnson, left Saturday
afternoon for San Francisco.
Japslao in all colors ai ursu.r
Bro, . . . ...
t..i Ht.rk Seeley and nia ngi.
of Portland, wer In th city Satur
day morning. They went to Mr.
Seeley' ranch on e.vans trwM.
Bicycle repairing ai Cramer ros.
nrmm Hanson and sou, Johp O.
u ift frrldsv night returning
to Fort Dodge, la., after a stay ot
...varai weeks in Orants Pass.
t'mhraiia reoalrlng at . Cramer
Bros.
In connection with Red Cross Da
isar and carnival will be served i
n.rf rroaa dinner at Chamber oi
Commerce rooma both Friday noon
nd Saturday noon.
Miss H. Louise Hood, ot Detroit
Mich., who spent ' the past two
months with Mr. and Mrs. R. k..
on.. h inftL tor Los Angeles, but
win atoo off at several points, i
PiAa tear all articles for Kea
Cross baiaar with Mis Gerald or
Miss Wllllsms at Josephine county
bank; with Miss Horning at Kea
Cram rooms, or any of the chairmen
of the booths by Wednesday, Sep
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A Rousing Meeting
Major Hamilton and L. J. Simp
son, who spoke at Kerby last night,
were greeted by a crowded house,
much interest being manifested In
the coming Liberty loan drive, while
Major Hamilton held the audience's
closest attention in his descriptive
talk about conditions on the western
front. .
Mrs. Matt! Svaman, ot Rogu
Hlver, and Mrs. Marion Lauce, ot
Medford, wer Grants rasa visitors
Saturday,
Mrs. J. II. Coon, who visited Mr
and Mrs. F. L. Coon, tor a few ffays,
left Friday night, returning to Grass
Valley. 8h came her to accom
pany her mother-in-law, Mr. S. R.
Coon of Portland, who . remained
her to make her home.
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Home line Hay
The ranchers ot this vicinity have
lately been marketing aome alfalfa
hay, as fin as you will see anywhere.
They report th yield this year fairly
good and th Quality ot hay excel
lent
Special at Rose's
Saturday and Sunday. Hatslwood
French salad Ire cream. FStt
League Social
Fifty young people ot th Metho
dist congregation gathered at th
Tetherow home, corner B and Second
street Friday evening at an Epworth
Leagu social. A most enjoyable
evening la reported. Ther wa a
short program and game.
Presbyterians WUt Kntertaia
The women ot the Presbyterian
church will entertain In the church
parlor Tuesday evening, In honor of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Clark and the
young people who are leaving tor
college. Bring your basket with a
picnic lunch. . .. . , .
To Hell With the Kaiser"
Story "To Hsll with the Kaiser'
shows ths way In which Wllhelm II
plunged the world Into war. The
fortunee of an American family are
followed in the story and In revenge
tor th ghaatly fat of her littles sis
ter In a Belgian convent, Alic Mon
roe bring about th downfall and
death ot th kalaer. with th aid of
an American aviator. A beautiful
lore story runs through this power
ful narrative.
. Buy Liberty Bond
NEW TODAY
(CLASSIFIED AD RATES. 14
word, two tssu, 16c; it Issues.
50c; on month. II. SO. when paid In
advance. When not paid la advaare,
se per line per Issue.)
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Courteous and efficient handling of
your banking transactions.
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SPECIAL Bl'NDAY KVEN1XO
DI.NXER
5:30 to ?:4ft
Forty Oents
MENU
SOUP
.Cream of Chicken, A La Royal
RELISH
Ripe Ebmann Olives
Sliced Tomatoes
FISH
Grilled Chinook Salmon, Matre De
Hotel
ENTREES
Broiled Special Oxford Club Steak,
Bordelaise
Pan Fried Veal Cutlets, Tavern Style
Braised Short Ribs of Beef,
Jardlnere
Omelet With Orange Marmalade
ROASTS
Saddle 1918 Lamb, Louisiana,
Sweet Potatoes
Baked Local Young Chicken, Stuffed
, Olblet Sauoe
VEGETABLES
Baked Potatoes In Shell
New Beets In Butter
DESSERTS
Home Made Mince Pie
Hazelwood Maple Nut Ice Cream and
Cak
DRINKS '
Tea Coffee Milk Ice Tea
Cafe Nolr -
The Oxford Grill
JOS. MOSS AGENCY Fire ' Insur
ance, plat glass liability Insur
ance. 104 Vi Sixth street. tf
INSURANCE Any kind, best ol
companies. L. A.- Leaner, real
MUM. tt
FOR SALE Six-year old horse,
weight 1450, fin worker, sell
chesp. P. O. Box 360, Orants
Pass. (9
FOR SALE Will ssve you 1100 on
1918 Chevrolet car. See J. H
Denlaon. " (9
WANTED Pasture
H. Denlson.
tor
horse. J,
69
FOR SALE Cheap Fodder of 1
acrea of corn. A. H. Engle 601
Rogue River Ave., phone 149-R.
70
WANTED Fresh Jersey cow with
calf. Address Martin Conger, Rt.
4. Box 65-A. 74
FOR 8ALE AtTpublle auction, Oc-
tooer l, at my place 3ft miles
north of Rogue River, my tock,
farm machinery and household
goods. H. K. 8cldmore. ' 74
BOYS AND OIRLS Bring In fresh
clean, dry acorns to Ice Plant, One
cent a pound. A. N. Parsons. 71
WANTED TO BUY Second hand
top buggy In good condition, aleo
breaking cart. Address B. C.
Helghton, Rd. No. 2. 74
FOR SALE (Registered Jersey bull,
3 years old. Kind and gentle. F.
M. Ratbbun, Murphy, Ore. Phone
106 Applegate line. 70
FOR SALE CHEAP for cash 80
acre near WImer. Good place to
start with little money. Address
H. M. Knudsen, Pasco, Wash. 94
WANTED 'Reliable man to handle
onr product In protected territory.
One who Is capable of establish
ing agents. Write Sales Manager
Hammond Electric Protection Co.,
801-3 West Ninth street, Los An
geles, California. 69
WANTED Pasturage for 6 mules
and 1 horse from October 1 to
April 1. Phone 140, or write Box
746,' Grants Pass. 70
SEATTLE PROPERTY to exchange
for 20 to 40 acres highly Improved
In Rogue Hlver valley. Give full
particulars of Improvements, loca
tion, transportation facilities and
price. Address H. W. Hall, P. O.
Box 778, Blaine1, Wash. 74
GARMENTS NEEDED
Wo have boon called upon by tho North weat cm Di
vision nt Seattle to orgnuiaj Josephine County at oueo
for tho purpose of collecting duriiur the week of Septem
ber 23 to 30, one ton and a half of used clothing for the
benefit of the imprisoned people of Uelghim and France,
who aro facing Biiame, suffering, disease and some of
them death, for the lack of clothing this winter.
, . THE KIND OP GARMENTS NEEDED
Every kind of garment, for all ages and both uoxes,
ia urgently needed. In addition, piece goodo light,
warm canton flannel and other kinds of cloth from which
to make garments for new Iwni babies, ticking, ahectlng,
and blankets, woolen goods of any kind aud shoes of
every size are asked for. Scrap leather is needed for re
pairing footwear.
Since tho clothes will bo subjected to the hardest
kind of wear, only garments made of strong and durablo
materials should be sent. It is useless to offer to any af
flicted population garments of flimsey material or gaudy
coloring.. Make the gifts practical.
. Garments need not bo in perfect condition. A huu
dred thousand destitute wyunen iu the occupied regions
ire eager to earn a small livelihood bv repairing gift
clothing and making new garments adapted to needs
with which they are familiar. .
GARMENTS NEEDED
Men's Wear
Shirt (preferably ot Oiata ' Overcoat '
light colore! flan Work Suit (overalls) Jerseys
els.) Hull Hweateri - ..
t'mlerahlrie Hhooe Hwealcr teats
Vntlordrawer Hocks
Trown ' Women's Wear
SklrU ltlone KImw
Drawer Hhirta t loih llala
ttoraeballp (W Knitted laps
Pettlcont null (9 piece) Storking
Boy's Wear
Shirt Coat ' Jersey
I'aton Solta Hutu Socks
I'adVnthlrts Shore Nfair&ings
Tronser Overuata Sweater
. Girl's Wear
Drease lrawer Suit
Skirts ' Storking lllouar
Overcoat I'nriflrKannraU WaiaU ,
Nlghtdrraae, Petticoats Shoe
Boys and Girls' Wear
Hooded Cap plnafurr Woolen talon Suit
Infants' Wear
liaby Blanket Hapera Jarket
lUby Shirt Shoe Nhawl
Sweater Hinder Sock
Hon net IhUiy Brewers Bootee
lUb Cloak
Miscellaneous
IW-tlrks pillow Caac IllankeU
lleoVSheet Muffler
Woolen goods of any kind whatsoever are acceptable;
soft hats and caps for all ages, and sweaters of any kidd
and size.
Men's shirts and pajamas, so worn or shrunken as
no longer to be serviceable are particularly welcome,
since the material can be utilized for making children's
garments.
DO NOT SEND
Garments of flimsy material or gaudy coloring, ball
dresses, high heeled slippers, etc.
Stiff hats either men's or women's straws, dress or
derby. :
Raincoats, rubber boots or anything containing rub
ber. Note Rubber heels can easily be removed from
shoeu.
Books, toys, Boap, toilet articles.
Notes or communications of any sort or description
must positively not bo sent.
Leave articles next week at room formerly occupied
by Schallhorn Grocery in I. O. O. F. building.
GARMENTS MUST BE CLEAN
MRS. A. B. CORNELL. Chairman
., MRS. MELVILLE T. WIRE
MRS. LILLIAN U JESTKR
MRS. ALICE MALLORT
MRS. C. E. IRELAND
MRS. A. C. HOFFMAN
Committee
MOTORISTS
Ol'R GARAGE la equipped for every kind of repair work, and
our workmen are expert In their line. Nothing I ever halt
done, no detail I ever overlooked. It to properly finished on the
spot. Onr price are reasonable,
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Buy your supplies from a. We chawe no more than the foreign
dealer for the same article, and WE PAY THE FREIGHT and YOU
SAVE IT. '
nny your gasoline from as. It Is the best and onr price are al
way nt the bottom. It pay to buy your gasoline here.
Fashion Garage
and Machine Shop
Burke Son, Proprietors