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FAQB iXHJB DAILY rVXH'l K1VKH OOi'KlkH !! ;i .1 :i CLASSY ATECEIS m BE AT C1M Much tlma and preparation li be tsg epent upon the Red Cross carnt YaL which ti to be held at the court house the evenlnga ot the tilth and J 9 th. A large crowd la expected and two evening ot merry making will result SUth street will hi fenced In for two blocks and th whole apace liv es to dancing, mualc and a general good time. There will be one of the heat taudevllle ahowa ever staged In Grant rasa. The side ihow will hare surprising and unuiual attrao- Uona. Real Hawaiian dancers wun thair native tonga and musical In struments, Winnie, the Mexican dog will be oa exhibition here. Not only will the grown upa have the time ot their Uvea, enjoying tne plrlt ot ,,9" promised by Fred Williams, and the deter stuuta and smueementa, but there will be a spe cial aUractlon for the little tots. "it U the wish ot the committee that everyone turn out to make the carnival a success. It will be an evening worth while, full ot fun and good time, and It "will be helping one ot the greatest organisations In the world. Buy Liberty Bondt EPDOF cora millFAtlY HAS FOUR IN SERVICE PER52NflL !B LOCAL Repair work at the Rogue River Courier office, following the fire of June 15, has been completed. The Interior or the building nowl pre sents a neat appearance, while the building itself Is now protected by a concrete rear wall and the courtyard Is enclosed along the alley by a con crete wall. Marka ot the fire are still In evidence and will be for many months. The dally Issue of the Courier for some weeks will still show the scorched edges which hare been, noticeable for the past 10 weeks. The replacing of the seven sheets of plate glass will be defer red until after the close of the war. There are still hundreds ot pounds of type which -will have to be sorted and much material to be replaced. The construction work on the building was done by Joseph Harper and assistants, the electric work by Paul's Electric store ot Medtord and the painting and finishing by Chas. M. Morrison. Buy Liberty Bonds Znveloneh at tha Conrler Office. In mentioning the names or Ore gon families ho have several ton In the war eurvlo. one family has been overlooked. This It the family ot Mr. 'and Mri. K. V. Smith ot this city. They have four aona aligned against the Huns, Claude and Clyde, twine, are both on the western front, the former In the aviation coria and the latter with the locomotive engi neering corpe. Oall It In the radio branch at Bremerton, while Earl Is at present with the auto mechanics section somewhere In the middle western state. Buy Liberty Bonds BUS RECEIVE Continued from Page One.) All pttrtotle male cltUena are urg ed to be present Learn to cooperate with the war department. Help put millions In France ahead of sched ule. Ton can save the government thousands In money snd weeks In time. "The following organisations are cooperating to make thla Instruction possible through thla meeting: First. State Committee ot the Army Y. M. C. A. Second, American Red Cross Third. Oregon Social Hygiene So ciety." Captain Burke represents the Ore- M .:' Mrs, Max Turfs, ot Kerby, wat In tha rltr today. Mr. and Mrs. Dick SowelL of Ker by, are In the city today. Mr. aud Mr. U. T, George, of Kerby. were In the city today, en route for Portland. Mra. R. L. Coe, ot Hlllaboro, It in the city visiting relatives and old friends. 'Knot Fruit Salt." Sauls hat It. n.h,rt Jewell left this morning for Portland tor a few days. He will then go to Corvallls to attend tht 0. A. C. ' Frank Hocus, who wss , burned out at Takllma a short time ago, Is moving to Oranta Pas today and will remain her Indefinitely. mm n J. Rvan. formerly ot this city hat returned from Ashland and will he employed at the Oolden Rule Store. Mr. and Mr. Amo Meyer left this morning tor Eugene and Salem tor a few weeka. They will attend the state fair and visit friends. Deliver vour used clothing at once at the old 8challhorn grocery store; Plesse do It sow. Mia Mllllcent Wall, one ot th 0. r. Btrla who has heen visiting at tne Clyde B. Nllea home at River Banks farm, left this morning for Portland. Postmaster Frank 8tlth came In from Kerbr thla morning to see the captured German war rellca. He state that there were In th neigh borhood of 10 Kerby people in town tor the same purpose. We nav tl cents per lb. spot cash. for butter fat. Mutual Creamery Co. B. F. Bkltlman, Agent. 70 Buy Liberty Bonds CAPT, RICHARD RUSSELL TH 25,000 Tl (Continued from page 1) General Allenby's troops have sur rounded part ot the Ottoman army and are collecting the disorganised manses of men and transport arriv ing from the south. So tar 18,000 prisoners and 100 guns have een counted. This means the virtual annihila tion of the Ottoman forces In this region. !., Attention Hoy Scouts ot Aruor loo- Meeting tonight at the Chamber of Commerce at S o'clock, die prompt. Attending lVitf'rvse Rev. Melville T. Wire left this morning tor Fortltnd to attend the annual conference ot the Methodist Episcopal church. Honor Guard Mwtlng , The Glrbj Honor Guard will meet In the Chamber ot Commerce rooms Tuesday evening at T.JO o'clock. GUnl In the City' Harry Burgess and J. S. Houston, of Seattle, and R. B. Madaen, of Omaha, were In the city laat even ing. Mr. Madsen attracted much at tention and he waa very much "look ed up to," his height being seres feet sis inches. Ship Fine Hog J. A. Larson hss Just shipped three fine pure-bred Berkshlres for F. R. Steel ot the Winona Ranch. One of theee went to Davenport, la., one to Indiana, and the other one to River banks Farm freer thla city. Four Sons Is Service Cpn Fenner, ot Wonder, la ont man whose family la very much rep resented In the war. Mr. Fenner hat four tons" In the service, three ot whom volunteerd and one In the draft Ted nireherd os Furlough Ted Blrchard arrived home Satur day night on furlough and will be here for a week or more. He en listed In the navy and waa sent to Bremerton but hss been transferred to Seattle and la studying In the Uni versity of Wsshlngton naval school. 3: -dllfoodLsmore daintily seasoned when you use LESLIE SALT In the convenient s id e spout p rx ck &. fe is gol Social Hygiene Society, and stttes that this one big meeting ar ranged tor Filday night, Srptemner 27, should t3 sttended by every man effected by the draft.. The speakers who will give military Instruction to the men are Captain Richard Rue- sell, of the medical department at Camp Lewis, Captain J.' Frederick Thorne of the American Red Cross. and C. A. Steele, secretary of the state department of the Army T. M. C. A. 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