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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-01-11
Advertisers Here

Geo. w. Lane and c, w, Click. rep
resenting A, Schilling \ Co, OF San
Francisco. are spending u few days
In the city in the interest of their
firm, The Schilling company has
used the columns of the Daily Courier
to make known the superiority of
their pack of coffee, and their adver-
tising, aside from being advertising
Is good reading.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-01-11

Sole leather, shoe nails. shoe ham
mers, stands and lasts--in fact every
thing you need to repair your shoes
can be had at Rogue River Hard
ware. GAL
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-01-11
Former Attorney General Here

A. NJ. Crawford. former attorney
general Of the state of Oregon. ar
rived in the city Monday. and ap-
peared in the circuit court. where he
was represented In the defense in the
case OF Peaken VS.. the Rogue River
Irrigation and Power company. The
jury returned verdict against Mr.
Crawford and his associates, but he
says that after hearing the evidence
in the case he knows that the verdict
was a just one.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-01-11
PORTLAND STOCK YARDS
TO BE INCREASED

Portland Jan. 1.-THE capacity Of
the Portland stock yards now the
Ii ryest on the coast will be increased
25 per cent this year Il was an
nounced today II Is planned to
spend $4,000 for improvements Inn
mediately.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-01-11
Guild Meeting Wednesday,

The regular business and social
meeting OF the ladies of ST. Luke's
Guild will be held at o'clock We'd
nesday afternoon, at the Guild hall,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-01-11
barn Crushed by Snow

A new hay and stock barn recently
completed by Sherman Jess on his
place about r. miles from town, on
route :, has collapsed under the
weight OF the recent snowfall. Car
rier George Swinney reports about
II inches of snow on his route, and
that he was only able to mako about
half OF his trip today.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-01-11

Dri-Foot will make your shoes
waterproof If there are no holes in
the leather. Only 25 cents can, at
Rogue River Hardware. GAL
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-01-11

Envelopes. sc per package, zoe per
100. Courier Office.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-01-11

Trespass notices, printed on cloth,
at the Courier ONCE.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-01-11
For Rough Weather.

II think I've got winner In ladies'
footgear."
what 10 it2'
I'm working on n scheme TO put
chiffon around the tops of overshoes,"
Kansas ,liy ipurni
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-01-11

Extra special prices on dressers
and chiffoniers at Helmer's. $40
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-01-11

Unique plot. select cast, superb
photography. This Is q flrst-
run picture and has not been
shown even In Portland yet.
A grim tragedy Of the divorce
court, q child left In o tortured
fathers care, n misjudged and
misguided woman who seeks
solace for the wrong done her
by becoming the wife OF the
other man." years OF misery
for all, the fathers sudden
death after his financial ruin,
the mothers ultimate desertion
by the other man." and finally,
through a strange chain OF cir
cumstances, her discovery that
he Is about to wed the daugh-
ter whom she has not seen for
years, form O graphic and su-
premely pathetic story OF un-
usual character.
"The Final Judgment" photo
play has been delayed, but will
be shown later at the Star.
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10 and Is Cents
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-01-11
NEW TO-DAY

CLASSIFIED AID RATES.-25 words,
two issues, Csc; six issues, soc;
one month, $3.50, when paid in
advance. When not paid in ad-
vance, sc per line per issue.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-01-11

DOG LOST-Young collie dog, white
ring around neck and tip OF tail
white. Finder please notify G. N.
Gully, route No. 2. Phone 612-F-3.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-01-11

Mining blanks. Courier Once.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-01-11

$40
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-07

eentli6 id1on gebort. @eifpieIe 90
fir iin6 in Ser fran3ofiiden @am
mer angefiibrt moroen. @s 1in6 Sc
peiie beigebradt mor6em, oaB II
5ablreiden 6aQen an Sffi5ieren uni
Sol6aten, 6ie fdlidlid Ser Seigbei1
beidul0igt pur6en. Suiti5mor6e
periibt mur6en. 8as ia au6 bel fc
riidiibtsloie brutalem @eridts=
berfabren ni6t 3n bermei6en lit.
Mber tpenn man Ole 5ol6aten NIT
Ser 9robung in 6en &f treibt,
6aB iie erf6oiien mer6en miiroen,
menn tie 5urudmei@en, mie es nad
Ben 9arlegungen 6es preubiiden
&riegsmini1ters bel 6en S%ran5ofen
geidiebt, Damn lit 6os ridii6ts1oie,
brutale @eridtsperfabren NIT ieinen
Sulti5morben am @n6e cine 1ogii9e
@rideinung.
l1no BEL ser Drobung lit es idtper-
lid geblieben. 9robungen, Die ni6t
m1sgeflbrt mer6en, fin6 in iol9en
6dllen Elm iebr gefdbrlides Mittel.
Se6enfalls merfe fen sic Durlegunge11
6es preuBiiden &riegsminilterS auf
6aS Sel6entbum Ser frm5oiii4en
|Sol6aten Elm eigentbiimli6es 2idt.
Mu6 BON 6enti9er 5eite lit sic
Sapferfeit Ser fran50iiiden Soloaten
immer rldbaltlos anerfannt mor6en.
SIM Stelnngsfrieg Defenders baben
iie ii6 nit GROCER 3dbigfeit un6 Mus=
6ol1er gei6lagen. Sire @turman<
griffe baben iogor gelegent1i6 Sc
numbering erregt, aber freili6>
tpenn man n11r 6ie @abl bat 5miihen
6em SOD born nr6 Dem 500 binten,
miro 6oS mabntpitige Mnrennen
0egen uniibertpin6li6e Sin6erniiie
erflGr1i@. SSn Ser 6euti6en Mrrnee
fennt man biefes 6ur6 9robungen
er5tpungene @el6entbum nidt, bort
fennt mott MIR SOS fr%eitpi1ige Sell
6entbum, nn6 6as al1etn fann als
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-07

fiibrungen Sapres bie @abrbeit er-
fabren. Seit Musbrub bes &rieges
miro oos fran50iiibe Golf iiber oie
Sage ipltematiid getdufdt. Ser ebe-
malige Nremierminiiter @ipiani bat
oieie Tmtldu1ngspolitif eingeleitet,
uno Mri1tioe 8rian6 bot Tie fortge1ebt.
l1eber sic @organge anf 1em &riegs=
idouplabe erfabrt baS fran5oiti6e
@oIf nidts, als pas IN SEN amtli6en
@eeresberihten Ser Mlliierten entbal=
ten lit. Gerlnltliiten meroen in Sranf=
reid) nidt ber0ffentlibt. 9afiir I'M
terbGlt mar Sic 8epolferlng nit
pbantoltii6en Mngaben iiber Sic oeltt=
id)en @erlnIte. @aS sic fran5oliiden
@eeresberi9te tpertb iin6, &peiB Die
gauge @elt, un6 langiam beg limit Die
@obrbeit oltd] in Tranfreid o1rdb5n=
iiefern. Sic einiidtigen &retie Der
@epolferrng glol1ben an cine 1iegreis
DIE @een6igl1ng bes &rieges i1nn1er
>pe1riqer. sic Ioiien lid 6urh gele=
oentIihe Ebeatererf olge iiber SEN
grnit Ser Sage ni&t mebr tdl1iden.
Sic fins imitan6e, @erglei@e 5u 5ie=
fen 5miihen 6em, mas Ole &egierung
perlproher uno 6em, mas tie gebolten
fat. Sic bnben menigltens cine ltn=
gefGbre 81 rlteIlnng bon ben 1tnge<
belten @erluiten, oie Sranfrei@ erlits
ten bot. Mber tie idmeigen, peil Tie
fiirdten, in 6en Stuff idlebter Totrio=
ten SIT fommen, tpen11 tie re6en mol-
ten. l1nb meil file sic &ade ser
@odtbaber fiirdyten, sic Sic @eidide
6ronfrei6s Ierfen. @ines Sages aber
neroen Tie re6en. @ie Sic Mbgeor6=
neten Bruno nn6 6abre in Ser &am=
mer gere6et boben. 9ant1 1tdmlid,
ment SOS Soft in ietner @eiammt=
bett 51tr GrfenntniB Ser Gage ertpaht.
l1nb io1des @rmaden fommt 1T
btstpei1en iiber Maht. Ser
@eifom, Sen Sic @alerie Sen M1tsfitb=
rltr1gen Ser Mbgeor6neten @ruro un6l
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-07
&ei9Btag iiber bas opfermiQige Sell
1pnthn1m Ser 1elltiden Ir11npen

&eidBtog iiber baS opfertpilige Sci
oentbmm Der 6euti6en Erpppe1
1prob un6 es in @egen1ab iteute 81
oem er5mungenen Seloentbum 6e1
fran50iii9en un6 engliiden Sol6a'
ten.
Son loldem @el6entbum BEL Der
&uiien fat man baiufig geb0rt. SSr
Sen omtliden 6euti6en &eeresberid.
ten iin6 tpie6erbolt 6ane ertpabn1
moroe11, tpo rni1ii6e @ol6aten bon
ser eigene1 MrtiGerie o6er bon Ma-
l9inengetpebri6iiben aus Sen @ra=
ben getrieben tpl1rben. Mm bat rni-
iiibe Sagesbefeble gefun6en, 6urd
1pelde bie 9ffi5iere an1getpieien tpa1r~
6en, auf 5uriidflutben6e r1lii6e
5turmfolonne1r 6ur6 bereitgebaltene
Moldinengemebre fe1ern 81 laiien
un1 5ol6aten, 6ie Miene madten,
li6 at ergebet, nie6er5uldieBen.
M}a1r bat es erlebt, bob cine gan5e
ruiiii6e &olonne, als iie Dor berbee<
ren6em 6eutiden Teuer Sdmb iudte,
bon Ser eigenen Mrtilerie perni6tet
m1r6e. Sos iin6 b%eglaubigte Sbat=
iaden; Sbatia@en aber mu@, 6eren
8efannttper6en BORT, tpo- man NIT
ruiiii@en 3ultan6en b%ertraut lit,
teinerlei ueberroi6mng berborgeru=
fen bt.
I'm 10 gr0Bere ueberraidung
6iirfte es berporrufen bob abnli4e
borborii6e Metbo6en au6 bel STUFF
lambs @erbiin6eten I'M S6uunge
iinb. &iir5li6 crit bt man erfab=
rem, baB sic engliiden Sturmfolon-
men rei6li6 NIT Mlfobol a11fgefMM
m11r6en neil 6aS IN marrben Saaen
6as ein5ige Mittel 5u fem i@eint, iie
aus 6en @rdben 5u bringen. Das
tit f@on barbarii6 gerug, aber
idlimmer tpir6 es bel Sen Sran5oien
getrieben. DaB sic fran30iiiden
&riegsgeri9te gera6e5u unmenidL
lide nrtbeile fdllen, bot MON gele-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-07
3weterlet @eloentbmmt.

Ser 6er5eitige preuBiide &riegs.
miniiter, @enerolleutnont bon Stein,
tuar gu 8eginn 6es &rieges General
q11artiermeiiter. Sn 6ieier gigen=
Ihaft geborte er 6em @roBen &a11pt=
quarter 'an. Spater tpl1r6e ibm Elm
&o1matr6o a1 Ser @eitfront iber=
'trogen. Sn bei6en Stellungen bat
er @elegenbeit gebabt, sic %friegeri-
i9en @organge aus nnmittelbarer
Mdbe 51t beobadten un6 @infi@t bon
Dofumenten 5u nebmen, sic gelegent=
li6 uuf 6em @dladtfelbe% m1fgeleien,
an gefangene1 nn6 %gefoQenet fetno=
1i9en Solbaten nn6 Sffi5ieren ge=
fun6en tper6en. MuS ieiner 6amali=
gen grfobrrngen f60pfte Der Mini=
iter, als ct Dor einigen Sagen I'M
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-07

Sabre ipenoete, lit in 6ieier 8e5ie-
ba1ng elmer MiB6eutung nt6t fdbig.
ST mar nod ni6t 6aS @rma6en 6eS
@olfes, ober er fiin6et 6as @rmaden
ant. 9as fran5oiiide 8olf lit ge6ll-
sig, aber uebe, tpenr feline @e6rl6
er190pft lit. @erm eS erffennt, bob
MON fem 8ertral1en nn6 feline Sang
mutb mibbrm1dt bot. Dann bat es
nod) immer ein @n6e gema6t. Gin
gn6e NIT Sdreden!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-07
vGs mag sic intereFierem,"

uGs mag Sic tntere7ieren,"
fdreibt Serr 60. @al5mom bon
&iel, ISIS, bon 6em folgen6en san
81 b0ren. Gin Mann tpor bier bon
Sen Mer5ten %a1tfgegeben moroen; iie
erfldrten Ct babe einen Moger1frebs.
Sd gob 6em Marne cine 6laihe Il=
%penfrauter, uno madoem er oieie
6loi@e gebrm1dt bottle, par CT gene
ien; er fam at mir un6 bebanfte iib
iebr fir 6ie @ebi5in; er lit SO Sabre
alt un6 erf re11t iid iebt gutter @e-
iun6beit. @ir baben bier mebrere
abn1ide Sale gebobt."
6orni's MIpenfrGutcr lit ,1llr Elm
einfa1es, olteS &rduterbeilmittel,
nber es entbdlt sic @eilelemente sic
cine eiitige Natltr borgeieben bat. @s
bat einen tp1tn6erbaren &cforo ser
grfoIge in ser &eil1tng bon 2ei6en,
sic als uunbeilbor" be5eihnet tpltr=
Sen, oenm es gebt an sic @ur5el bes
Mebe1s, Sic l1nreinbeiten i'm 8lltte.
Sc miro nidt in 9potbefen berfauf.
gpeaialogenten liefern es 6ireft bonn
9oborotorium ser Seriteller, 9r. 8e=
ter 6obrnep & Cons Co., 1875
leo. Sopne Mpe., Chicago, 81.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-07
Kinder Schreien
MACH FLETCHER,S
GAS or

Die &nmanen 1nb sic nit linen
tampfen6en &uiien MAIDEN ber3mei=
felte Mnitre11g1ngem 8ufarei It at
retten. Die &uiien baben o1tgen=
i6ein1i9 ale &erftdrfungen, sic iie
perfiigbar maben fonnten, in oe11
9ienit Ger @ertbei6igl1ng Der r1tmd,
nifden &a11ptitabt geitelt. Dnbei
mer6en fann, pie man 6as felt ldn-
ger als 3tpei Sabren ge1pobnt getpe=
fen lit, fleine ortli9e @rfolge, Die ia
in 10 ausge6ebnten, getpoItigen &dm-
|pfen nnbermei6li9 iino, 5u groB en
Siegen init erbeltteten @eidiiben un6
dbnli@em Sdminoel oufgebaafdt.
|Man laiie ii6 6a6urb n1tr nidt be-
irren. Solatge Berlin melbet, es.
gebe bortpdrts uno .6ie Situation ent=
midele ii6 giinitig fir sic gerbun=
oeten, 0em Sel65rgsplm enitpre-
den6, braudt mani iid tpegen Ser
gltfarei ter uno 8etersb11rger Cato
renmeIoungen feline Gorge at ma
den. SSn petersburg 1iigt man felt
o9tun65mon5ig Monaten uno in 8u=
fareit liigt man, feit6em &l1md1ie11
in BEN &rieg e%ingetretm lit. Sic
@abrbeit erfdbrt man aus SEN amt
liden 6e1ttiden, 0lterreidii9en, bull
goriiden nn6 tiirftiden @eeresberid)=
ten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-07
tpabreS &el6entbum beradtet tper-

tpabreS 9el6entbum betrabtet tper-
6en.
9ieies freitpiaige @el6entbum,
Dos auf eiiernem Bflidtgefubl un6
lammen6er 8aterlanoSliebe bernbt,
bot Ser bielberlGiterte prenBilde Sci
litariSm1S geboren. @s lit 1os Sel-
oentbum Der 8efreiungsfriege. Sci
ne S6opfer tparen oie Manner, Die
in idtperer 3eit 6ie Mrnee {9ufen,
Die Den groBen &or1en nieoer59lng.
9ieies Seloentbum lit cine ser mum
oerbarit ten grfdeinl1nge11 Ser @egen-
mart. Se6er 9euti6e lit beute Elm
5el6, einerlei, OBJ er an Der 6ront
ltebt ooer 6abeim nit @ano anlegt,
ooB es 6en I'M Tel6e lteberr6en Col
oaten an nidts mangelt. Ser ou6
Dungern mir6e, menn sos Sntereie
oes gaterlan6eS erbeil9te. go lit ie-
0e 6euti9e Brau cine &eloin> 11r6
oaS iieb5ebniabrige junge Maoden,
bon 6em mir Dor einigen 3agen &C.
leien baben, 6aB es beim Musbrn6
6eS &rieges 6as elterlihe Sous ber-
lieB, I'm 1dmere @ofarbeit 51 berrid)+
ten, lit cine Selbin. Son 6ieien Sell
6innen giebt es i'm alten 8aterlanoe
Smien6e, @1n6erttouienoe, Dos Nolf
in @affen lit in Der eiiernen g9ule
6es &riegeS 5u einem groben Sel6en=
BOLT emporgetpa6fen.
Solbes @el6entbum iudt man in
Den 2an6ern Der MQiierten berge>
bens, nn6 peil Die Geinoe 9eutid-
lan6S eS nidt baben, es a16 nidt
ldaffen fonnen, tper6en iie nnterlie=
gen. Nfit So6es6robungen un6 br11=
talen Strafen fann man mobl ber=
5%tpeifelte &dmpfer, aber feline 6eIoen
i6affen. SOUR Die 6eutiden 5oloa=
ten fonrten a1sbalten, mos iie an ser
CONNIE a11sgebalten baben. Sour fie
fonnten sic groBe Sffeniipe Ser MI-
liierten an Ser @eltfront 5tm Sdei<
tern bringen. @e6er gngldn6er nod
6ran5oie n batten monatelong gegen
cine mebrfade l1ebermodt nno gegen
Smfen6e bon 6e1erfdliin6en a11sge<
balten. Die 0eutlden boben m1Sge>
balten. 60 baben 1ie Seite an Seite
nit ibren @erbiin6eten gegen @ruti=
loms @iuionen a%usgeboIten, un6
tidt b1oB msgebalten boben fie, fon=
bern 6em 6ein6e ntd nod idtpere
Mie6erlagen beigebradt. 9os piir6e
feline Sruppe Ser @elt ibnen no4ge=
madt baben. limo feir1e miir6e ibnen
nadmoden, mas fie in Sen lebten
@o6en in @iebenbiirgen un6 &umd=
niet bollbradt baben. 6alfenbopnS
9turmidaoren bot mar NIT 9robun=
gen un6 neutrality-suspicious. iiber
Sic @aiie Ser iiebenbiirgiiden Mlpen
ebenionenig 3u treiben brouden, tpte
Madeni lens ~magem11tbigen Streiter
iiber sic 9onalt. Sie gingen freu6ig
nel1er &Gmpfen nn6 11euer Siegen
ertgegen. 0as lit 6elttides &elben=
tb11m. l1no 6as an6ere lit rufiiides,
britii6es nn6 fran50iifdes 6el6en=
tbum. MQiiertes @el6entbum!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-07
Peruma, bic bette N(ebi5tn, bic ib ie gu tr=
genb ether 3eit periudt babe.

Srau 6. 6. @perlp, go. 212O 81. flint,
Ct, philadelphia, 3d., iagt: SD fnbl,
mid tpphl, f1blte MIDI ME better, 9an'
Sbrer Mufmerfiamteit unb 8eruna. @s
miro MIDI freuen. alles. tpas ib in be,
8ermebrun9 6eS &ertaufs Sbrer tuertber
Mebi8in tbun tam, gu tbun: SIT eracbtt
8eruna ais bic bette Me6i5in, bic idb au
ir9enb elmer 3eit neriudt babe. Seit6em
tb %begDnnen babe, 8eruna 6u nebmen,
iino tuir ME mebr baron getueien."
6rau Cha Mfisten, 81. S. 8. 2, 8pr 80,
ScDttsburg, Sub, i6reibt: 8pei Sabre
lit ib on &atarrb i'm &Dpfe. Sh ber<
iucbte iebes betannte Mittel, nurbe aber
a1mdhlib iblimmer. Nabbem ib Hez
runa genDmmen, flble ih MIDI noQitdn>
big nDbl.
SoI1e, Die fette iiif1t8en Meot=
5t,tett ,tebuten >ponen, t3nnen Ye=
rttta 9abIette babtn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-07

Sic britiide &rieesmenaeerie uirb
mieoer 311tpa6s erbalten: 6ie ruiiiide
@egier11ng bat ole &uiien, 6ie in
briti1hen &olonien leben, orgetpie=
len, in Sic britti6e Mrmee ein5utre=
ten. Das mabt einen 3utpads BON
rl1n6 odttuu1en6, sic 2aiuie 1i9t ein=
Qerehnet.
Smyrna times., 1916-08-23
BURDENS LIFTED
From Smyrna BaCkS-Relief
Proved by Lapse Of Time

Backache heavy burden;
Nervousness. dizziness. headache.
Rheumatic pain; urinary ills;
All wear one out.
often Elects of kidney weakness.
NJ use To cure the symptoms.
Relief is bat temporary if the cause
remains.
If its the kidneys. cure the cause.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for kidney
Ills:
Read about your neighhor's case.
Herc'- Smyrna testimony.
The kind that can bee Investigated
a. r. Spangler. Smyrna. says
Il suffered from "a lame back for many
years. sometime so severe that | could
hardly stoop over. had headaches
and dizzy spells. | tried many medi-
cines and doctored. but il was not until
used Doan Kidney Pills procured
from the Clifton K Jones Pharmacy,
that ever got benefit. Two boxes
gave me fine relief and | am glad to
recommend them.
Statement given June 10 1911
Doan's Never Fail.
On March %. 1916. Mr.. Spangler
said: - can recommend Doan' Kin
ney Pills to-day as highly as ! did
in 1911. They help me whenever
1 use them.
Price soc. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy get
/ Doan's Kidney PiIl--t the same thai
/ Mr.. Spangler had. Foster Milhurn
/ Co.. Props. Buffalo. y. y.
Smyrna times., 1916-08-23
Shoes IL Price

small lots and single pairs at
SIS $ and 3 so, Men $
and Young Men $ Shoes
Smyrna times., 1916-08-23
MAKING MONEY WITH NEEDLE
Various Ways In Which Woman Who
Is Proficient Can Earn at Least
Part Of Her Living.

The woman who is handy with a
needle need not lack employment. and
if she is clever in catching artistic
ideas she can make so much more
money in a'pleasant occupation. There
is much work TO be done aside from
regular dressmaking. millinery and
knitting
For instance the vocation of dress
making is as old as the beach sands.
but many odd time occupations which
are distinctly new have evolved them
selves from the seamstress' tasks.
There is a woman in one town who
works buttonholes For many reasons
she could not do regular dressmaking.
but she takes in many a penny in the
course OF a year People who do their
own sewing but dislike the buttonhol-
ing bring tho garments 10 her for this
finishing. and even the village dress
maker often sends in a bundle OF va
rious garments to be "buttOnhOled" in
a time OF rush.
From the easy buttOnholes in lin
gerie blouses at one cent each her
prices range TO two cents each in
wooden dresses and motor coats and to
five and sometimes ten cents a hole
in corduroy. fur and heavy cloth coats.
She charges according to material and
the time and skill required. She does
no other kind OF sewing She has
found it profitable to buy by the dozen
buttonhole twist and thread OF the
right size in a variety OF standard
colors. the price of which is included
in her charges. Buying by the dozen
she gets the material cheaper
Another woman makes skating and
! motor caps and bonnets
Smyrna times., 1916-08-23

VII q o. N''1II0 .
Big bargains in every size and
everything here to wear for
work, dress-up, vacations and
travel. Come see us, we will
save YOU money.
Closed Thursday afternoons
during August at Il. 80.
Smyrna times., 1916-08-23
Wandering Bird.

The great aIbatross deserves to be
called the wandering albatross. A
mounted specimen is preserved IN one
Of our museums Of a bird which. when
captured of the coast of Chile. on De
cember 90 lS47. had small vial hung
on q string about its neck. This vial
contained a piece of paper, from which
it was learned that the bottle had been
attached TO the bird on December =
lS47. by the captain Of a whaling yes.
sci when it was about eight hundred
miles on the coast of New Zealand
The bird. therefore. travelled at least
3.40O miles in eight days Frank chap
man in ST Nicholas
Smyrna times., 1916-08-23
CLEANUP
SALES
Manhattan Shirts

the be~, made: Sis. St.55
and SI.g5. not many of them
80 come 1t once and get the
best.
Smyrna times., 1916-08-23
65c Shirts

for SI25: regular \ grades,
in all sizes OF new soft sum
mer Shirts.
Smyrna times., 1916-08-23
SC Linen Collars

25c the dozen broken lots
and sizes, hut all sizes among
them
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-03-17
AN APPnroTATTvE LETTER.

Dear Miss Thomas:
The name, Miss Lizzie o. Thomas, has
been quite a familiar one with me for
a good many years. For bearing others
speak OF you so often l feel that Cal-
though I've never had the opportunity
Of seeing YOU'D, know you.
I can remember when you left dear
old Madison to be a missionary in ia
nan and then when you returned some
years later and began writing for the
Semi-weekly Journal. How I enjoyed
reading your, letters to the Household.
and your interesting talks of the many
things you saw and did while over
there.
1 have been a constant reader OF The
Journal for 8 good long while and al
ways enjoy yours and Mrs. Felton's
page. Was sorry that Mrs. FELTON, could
not find a place in Florida to keep warm.
think If she could have been at my
house / could have built such 4 CHEEKY
cracking blaze in the CRATE that she
would not have had TO return to Geor-
gia to get warm.
It seems strange. doesn't il. that, so
many people have an idea that Florida
is always sunshine and warmth-'tis
true that we have not had a snow here
in years, but then that does not say that
II is never cold. Florida is a grand old
state a state thai AS great possibili-