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PAGE FOUR DAILY ROGIB K1VKH COl 1UKH Ht'NDAV, DHCKMItKIl , IBIS. GOOD MUSIC A knowledge of good ciusle la a much. mark ot culture m la the possession ot a good vo cabulary. Edison Diamond AMBEROLA ' . ,. - - With Mr. Edison's diamond reproducer it is now possible to reproduce muslo with abso lute fidelity to the original. Come in and let s play your favorite records for you on the Diamond Amberola. Yon will not be asked to purchase. The Music & Phcto House . Btaatoa Bowell. Proprietor m LOCAL THE LAST CHAPTER IN THE "FLIT CONTROVERSY To the Editor: May I trespass again on your good nature in order to correct some statements made in Dr. Nlbley'a ar ticle ot December 6. My good friend Dr. Nibley seems all "het up" over the influenza situation, or is he mak ing use of the influenza as camou flage to make a dirty personal at tack on me? . The article written, by myself and appearing in Thursday's Courier was correct in practically every par ticular as would my other article have been had 'Dr. Nibley not taken the liberty to "correct it." Dr. Nib ley says "and we all know what the Burgeon general did to Dr. Smith's attempt to stimulate his country practice by opening the schools be fore the flu was under control," evi dently we dont all know for the very good reason that Dr. Smith made no such attempt and the surgeon gen eral did nothing to him, and such a report, if there was one, evidently came from a fevered or disordered brain. The charge that I have been draw ing a salary from the county illegally is absolutely, false as Dr. Nibley very well knows if . he knows any thing. I have not had time to look up the case cited and not being able to em ploy a legal adviser I presume it re fers to a case where a person draws two salaries at the same time, hold ing two offices considered lucrative, as for instance in some places he may hold the office as city health of ficer and county physician at the same time and draw a salary for each office, as I say I have no legal adviser and as Dr. Nibley evidently has, I trust he will have him look the case up. The claim that their drugs are purer and their Instru ments are the finest is the stock in-trade claim of quacks. I have never known a legitimate physician advance any such claim. The large number of persons given the serum treatment free by Dr. Nibley speaks volumns for kindly and altrustlc dis position. . Of course he draws 30 per month for treating county charges.., ... , Mr This, ends the, controversy as tar as I am concerned Now let ' the "heathen rage." DR. J. C. SMITH. "Cutex." Sabln has It. 34 Dutch bulbs at "Cramer Bros. S4 John Hampshire made a trip to Canyonvllle Saturday. , Ten and SOc loaves at Moore Bak ing Co. Hvacinths and tulips at Cramer Bros. . .3 J. M. Whipple made a trip to Rogue River Saturday. Let ua show you the best stock of furniture In the city. You'll find It at Holman's. 605 Q street, opposite band stand. J H. W. Dahlberg spent Saturday afternoon at Medtord. Paper white narcissus bulbs Just arrived at Cramer Bros. , 84 J. F. Pope went to Gold Hill Sat urday afternoon to visit an old "back-east" friend. Linoleums Why not tor Christ mas? Genuine Inlaid at the right prices at Helmer's. 3 Buy your Christmas present early at Cramer .Bros. 34 , ,W. L. Kadderly, assistant county agent leader tor the state, waa In the city today. Useful Christmas presents, the kind everybody wants this year at Cramer Bros. 34 Do your Xmas shopping early and get useful gifts. Holman ras them at 605 G street. Frank MacFarlane returned Sat urday from Loleta, Cal., where he spent the past two months. A window full ot household gifts at Cramer Bros. 34 Miss Lulu Johns, of Glendale, is visiting a few days with friends in the city. Hemstitching and pecotlng at 10 cents a yard All work guaranteed The Vanity Shop, Medford, Ore. 27tf Our new ladies' coats can't be beat any place. Good goods at the right prices is our motto. The Rhekopt Millinery.. 34 Patrician Community silverware at Cramer Bros. Mrs. R. W. Root, who has been with her mother, Mrs. H. B. Root, for the past year while her husband was serving in France, left Friday afternoon for Fallbrook, Cal. Christmas greeting cards, post cards, Xmas cards, tags and seals at Clemens, the Rexall store. 39 Mrs. M. C. H. Day returned Friday night from Central Point, where she visited her mother, and will be In the city for several days before leav ing for Bremerton. Ten telephones In good condition going at $10 each. Grants Pass Hardware Co. . , 39 Holman has the largest assort ment ot picture mouldings in . the city. He does framing neatly at the right prices. You can find him at 605 O street. 34 Aluminum ware at Cramer Bros. J. C. Shea, air demonstrator for the O.-W. R. & N. Co., spent Satur day In the city with his halt 'brother, L. D. Corbett, who with Mrs. Cor- bett came in from the River Banks farms tor the day. Round lunch tables and chairs tor children at Helmer's. 34 Ten telephones In good condition going at $10 each. Grants Pass Hardware Co. 39 Stanton Rowell and George S. Calhoun leaves Sunday night tor Portland to attend the postponed an nual convention of the Knights ot Pythias, which convenes December 11 and 12. , Rogers silverware at Cramer Bros. See Holman, he'U save you money on your Xmas goods. He's at 605 G street, opposite the band staid. 34 Bert Anient, who has been in the navv for the past three years. Is now at Key West, Fla. 'Bert has vis Ited points in Africa and both sides of South America, and has sent home a number of Interesting souve nirs from foreign ports. Little furniture for little people. English breakfast table and chairs for children at Helmer's. 34 Mrs. Glenn Sturtevant and little daughter left Saturday afternoon for Oakland, Cal., to Join Mr. Sturte vant, who has been there tor the past two months. They will stop off at Sacramento and Napa to visit tor a tew days. . F. R, STEEL aU AT Books for Schools , JLibrary, books are now. ready for rural schools, and. representatives ot the .districts may get their books at the office of the county school super Intendent. No Luncheon Monday . Owing to the fact, that the Cham wr ox commerce ,cub rooms are oemg repaired, the get-together luncheon scheduled for next Monday Jiaj oeen postponed. The meeting will probably be held later In the week. '.' , i r I i J - . If yeu have anything to sell try NEW TOwAY JU3. MOSS AG3NCY Fire insur ance, plate glass liability Insur ance. 204 Sixth street. tf After an Illness ot scarcely a week, Mrs. Marguerite Ogden Steel, daugh ter ot the late Judgo F, 01. Ogden, and wife ot F. R. Steel ot Winona ranch, and a member ot the Oakland board of education, la dead at St. Luke's hospital in San Francisco, influonia. which rapidly duvoloped Into pueumonla was the cause ft death. Mrs. Stool was, one ot the best known women graduates ot the Uni versity ot California, former assist ant dean' of women at the Institu tion, and tor a time law partner of Mrs. Annette Adams, now United States attorney tor this district, was married to Francis Stool, also a University of California graduate. last July. She was a member ot the board ot education at the time. Mrs. Steel graduated from , the University of California In 1910, and returned for a post graduate course In low which she finished In 1913 She was admitted to the state and federal practice at this time and en tered active practice with Mrs. Ad ams across the bay. During her post graduate course the was assist ant dean ot women at the univer sity.- She was a member ot the Delta Delta Delta sorority and the Pryta nean society, and took a prominent part In women's affairs at the unl versity. Her father, the late Judge F. B. Ogden, senior Judge of the Alameda county bench, died October 7, fol lowing an operation. Mrs. Steel replaced Miss Annie Florence Urown as the woman mem ber of the school board at the last city election. The city council, when It ad Good Bread meant much better health Bread has boon aptly termed the "staff of lite." Well made bread from pure flour Is the natural dlot ot man. NO OTHKIl FOOD HO HEALTHFUL. NO OTHKIl HO SATISFYING. NO OTHER HO MVNOMIOAh. Eat more bread live longor enjoy better health money. ' You will always find the bent bread, on the market here. THE ROCHDALE THE BTOHM OV GUARAPfTKrV GOODS C. R. PIFIHLD, Manager save Entertains Mr. and Mrs. John Dubuls enter tained at dinner Friday evening, in Journe1 tnls mornng, m g0 01lt of honor of James Elvln and Frank E, Slckels, who were In the city In the interest of the Y. M. C. A. Good Returns on Venl O. A. Hamilton Informs the Courier that he has Just received re turns on a veal shipped to Portland last week, which gives him a gross price ot 20 cents, making the 124- pound calf bring a big price. memory of the late school director. The funeral was held Saturday! morning, when Francis Steel, her husband, arrived from Chicago. Oakland, (Cal.) Tribune. Carving sets at Cramer Bros. 84 oy Theater SUNDAY MONDAY "The Fair Pretender" featuring MADGE KENNEDY and TOM MOOHK Who pruowd to Muff their y through "MNmlety,'' Special Announcement! IWftinnliitt today we will uliow a Fox Sunshine Comedy Every alternate Huntlny and Monday Todny It Is 'Hie Diver s Last Kiss" INSURANCE Any kind, best of companies. L. A. Launer, real estate. tf The Oxford Cafe- Will serve a turkey dinner Sun day evening, 5:30 to 7:30 the price is 50 cents. Good lunch at noon, 40c. 34 A Fine Record Dr. R. J. Bestul, veterinarian, is now busy testing the milch cows In the county, for tuberculosis. The doctor states that In his last testing trip over the county he found only six Infected cows, which he consid ers a very fine showing, and says that with proper attention this high standard of health among the cows can be maintained. HEATH & HERMAN have removed to 609 G street, Launer's old lo cation, where they may hereafter be found. 34 WILL PAY cent a "pound for acorns at 727 North Fifth street. 39 FOR SALE Player piano In good condition. Inquire 702 E street. Call afternons. &6 GOOD BUXGALOW on paved street, furnace, .heated, two hanj finished rooms In . basement, garage, hen house and park, forge gard place. For sale at a real sacrifice. - - Address No- 2075 . Courier. 35 WANTED Contract . cutting wood and filing saws by expert flier; also want good partners to go in with. Wm. Dickinson, 713 North Filth street, 89 WANTED TO BUY Power circle saw outfit for cutting cord wood; also young .milk cow, Jersey or Jersey, and Holsteih cross prefer red. Write Box 44, Merlin, Ore gon.. 35 FOR ALL KINDS of insurance, see Isaac 'Best. . . 86 A, FEW VERY choice stock farms tor ,ale... Jaaac J5et 3 6 I. BARGAIN 191 7 Ford $390 & . JHOBASt CO. I,. ... M a ... m aGSONG OUT thitrnmra l.i)m At the M. E. Church Sunday night at 7:30 "The Hun gry 'Hun at the Peace Table and the Dinner Table." 84 Printing that pleases We do it! Courier Job Department. inoFie CROSS ROOMS MONDAY After being closed for several weeks the iRed Cross rooms will be reopened on Monday. Workers are earnestly asked to attend as the work is very urgent with not less than six allotments to be filled as quickly as possible. Miss Horning, superintendent ot the t Red .Cross work,, asks that the work rooms be filled as peace does hot mean a ces sation of work for the Red Cross, but rather more work, because of 'the great need of the refugees. L. IBe ART HALL'S STORE Having decided to devote my entire time to the un dertaking business, I propose to close out my entire line which includes Art Goods ' LODGE 'ELECTIONS ( . ..Neighbors of Woodcraft G. W. Edith Rehkopf. Adv. -Lu el la Dean. Magic Jennie Hathaway. Clerk Anna fltlnebaugh. Banker James Slover. ' Attend. Susanna Ahlf. Inside Sent.--Cora Wynant .Outer Sent, Hattle Backer. Musician Hattle Calvert. .Manager Abble Sampson. Manager Emma Hoyt. ; Manager Mary Davis. Past G. N.-Sadle Hyde, 'Capt. of Guards 'Anna Melssner, A luncheon and a social hour were'enjoyed after the election of officers. Framed Pictures Crockery Glassware aitd Novelties Goods will be priced to make them move quickly. . . Crockery and Chinaware are almost impossible to secure and -the price is prohibitive, but this sale will give you an opportunity to stock up at amazingly low cost. . . Shop Here For Christmas Remember, everything is to be closed out ! CH AS. MORRISON In Charge Store closed Monday and Tuesday for pricing ,--;:, ;. j . : ?; . See Bargain Counters