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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-08-07
WANTED,

WANTED-The Ewauna Boz Com
pany. Of Klamath Falls. Oregon.
offers employment for experienced
box men and inexperienced Ia
borers. and at all times solicits
correspondents with anyone In
terested. Good wages and oppor-
tunity for advancement Is the rule
with this company. sstf
wANTED--Two timber failers. two
buckers. $3.50 per day; mill men
and limbers. IS up: one night
watchman. $40 per month. Ad-
dress Noon Williams Lumber Co..
Bray. Cal. So
WANTED Bids for transportation
Of pupils OF school district No. 10.
to and from Grants Pass, during
the ensuing school yoar. For par
ticulars address G. N. Gilman, r.
F. D. No. 2, or phone S0e-E14.
"a
YOUNG LADY desires position in
private family. Experienced In
housework and cooking, Will al
so take care Of children. Address
No. 1897 care Courier. "a
no RENT
FOR RENT-S-room house and fine
garden spot on river bank, I
blocks from Sixth street. at 81
per month. Inquire at Chas, Nor
rison's grocery. sos South Sixth
street. 31tf
FOR RENT-10-room house. fur
nished. good condition. good To-
cation. near business section. Ad-
dress No. 1853, care Courier. "a
FOR RENT--6-room modern house,
305 c street. opposite school
house. $40 per month. Inquire OF
VIM. Boog. 20s Foundry street. 4s
FOR RENT--6-room house and
sleeping porch, 7s7 North Fifth
street, IS per month. Inquire Of
VIM. Boog. 20S Foundry street. 4s
FOR RENT--3-room house and
sleeping porch. S21 Rogue River
Ave, Good we'll and barn. In
quire OF VIM. Boog, 2os Foundry
street. as
- \
LOST
WATCH LOST--Open face, Wal
than. movement, black ribbon fob
finder notify Courier or Mrs. l.
L. Perkins. ll 2s
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-08-07

WATCH LosT-Open face. Wal
than, movement, black ribbon fob.
finder notify Courier or Mrs. l..
l.. Perkins. 2S
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-08-07

FOR RENT--3-room house and
sleeping porch. s21 Rogue River
Ave. Good we'll and barn. In
Quire OF VIM. Boog, 2os Foundry
street. as
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-08-07

FOR RENT--6-room house and
sleeping porch, 727 North Fifth
street, IS per month. Inquire ol
VIM. Boog. 20S Foundry street. As
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-08-07
TO RENT

FOR RENT-10-room house. fur
nished. good condition. good To-
cation. near business section. Ad-
dress No. 1853, care Courier. "a
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-08-07

FOR RENT--6-room modern house,
305 G street. opposite school
house, so per month. Inquire OF
VIM. Boog. 20s Foundry street. as
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-08-07

4 Classified ad brings results,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-03-29
Oie g o BE.

Der 5err profeiior 8ugelmiiller an
ber 2anbpirtfdaftltden gfubemte bat
ben auftrag betommen. eine slnaabi
Wanberportrdse iiber Elm setpiHes
Sbema gu bdIten. @r mabt iih alfo
ungefdumt ans Werf, le9t ii9 ben
@toff auredt unb arbeitet ibn aus.
9amit absr nod nibt senug, tpenoet
er aud Der pbonetifden Seite Der Saz
DIE feline poqe Qufmerffamfeit gu. ins
bem er ben 8ortrag in einem feinsr
grDbten 3immer laut por einem finz
gierten Muoitprium bGlt.
So, er sebt fosar In feiner @efpifs
fenbaftisfeit 70 ipeit, bab er ii6 balb
In biefe, baIb in iene @de bes 3imz
mers feBt, ia, iih fogar einmal im
Rorribor por Die Sir poItiert.
Grau profefor 8ugelmiilIer, Der
bas fonberbare Sreiben auffdlt, fann
fih ni4t entbaIten gu fragen, mos hiez
fes pobl gu beoeuten babe, lporauf ber
9err prpfefor belebreno eripibert.
~Nun. ib probiere ebsn aus, ob idD
aud bon iebem pfab aus gut peritan=
ben tperbe."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-03-29
&eformatiDusfeier.
Die 2utaeraner ri1ru 80 einem miirs
Discn Subilaum.

8as 9ereini9te 2utberiIde &omitee
fir Die Jeier bes 4O0idbrisen Subj
ldums Der Refprmation, pefen 3ens
traliteIle iicb in pbilabelpbia befinbet.
fat Die naaitebenben 3iele Der 9lrbeii
Der lutberifden Stride i'm Sabre 1917
auFseftellt unp ansenommen: y 9ie
Witslieber5abl Der Stride I'm 100000
au permebren; q Die 3abl Der Som
firmanben gu perboppeln; - Sie 3abl
Der SonntasidulbeIu9er Inn Die
9dlfte gu pergrDbern unb einen 0ur9
fdnittsbeiud bon rs Prpaent Der elm.
getragenen 9lieber berbei5ufiibren; a
Die 3abI Der Sboloste=Stuoierenoen
unb Der Oiatoniifsn um 25 Yroseni
gu erbOben; s. Sn ieoer @emeinoe
einen Miiipnsperein ins 2eben gu I'll
fen; g. Den ppllsn 8etras bes Subis
ldumsfonbs BON Sebn Wiillionen Dol
iars fir Mifion. @raiebungs5pede
unb peniion emeritierter paftoren au
fammeln.
Sas Motto fir bas Subildumsiabr
Iautet: .@s gilt, Die REFORMATION bes
fe9sebnten Sabrbunberts gu feiern unb
bic Transformation bes Spanaisiten
Sabrbunberts gu fDrbern." Sn an
oeren Worten: 0ur6 Die Seier bes 8e.
sinns Der Reformation Dor 400 Sab
rem follen bic 9uellen oes prpteitans
tisnrus neu betont uno bic @runblasen
ebaneeliiden 9laubens neu berporsez
bOben iperoen. 70 baB fie i'm aidte Der
9ef6i6te un0 III ibrer 9lnpenobars
feit auf bic Probleme Der 9esennart
unb Die Gntipidlung bes 9tei9es @pts
tes ibren tiefen @sbalt unb ibren boben
Wert bepeiien.
Die 8eb0roen fir Seibenmifion,
grSiebuna unb 8erioteuns alter prez
bigger fammeIn sifris bic 8etrdee, bic
ibnen BON ibren ieipeilisen &Drperf4af.
ten bepilligt ipurben. &iirSfi9 purbe
in Der Soma Spnobe Der groBe Sc
bduoetomplsr bes neuen Seminars in
Dubuque eineetpeibt. Der einen Wert
bon $250,0 reprdIentiert. Sur Sell
lit man nit Der 2ufbringune elmer emit
fpre9enben Sunbierunssfumme be-
i9dftiet.
Sie 5raueu bes peitli6en Pennipl;
panien bemiiben iih, einen Jrauen-
MiHionsberein in ieber 9emeinbe
ibres 8eairts ins 2eben gu rufen. Sn
gaep gorf. Gbicaso. pbilaoelpbia uni
pittsbursb finO srobe lutberiIde
SrauenperbGnbe essriinoet porben, bic
bic sanae Stabt einbesreifen. 8is
gum Sttober ioa iib bic Witslieber.
Sabl beoeutenb peritdrfen. 70 baB eine
rationale @erfammluns biefer Der
bdnbe in Gbicaeo ermDsli6t pirb.
9fuf cine @inlaouns Der 2utberaner
fdpebifder Serfunft BIN, bat Der So.
mig bon Sdpeoen ben 8if9of Gone
sren bon Sernelano beauftraet, bic
f6tpebiihe 2anbestirhe bel ben 9fes
formations z5eitlidfeiten in @merita
au pertreten. Der 8ifdbof ipirb an Der
sroBen Seier teilnebmen, tpel6e bic
fdipebiiden 2utberaner i'm Stunt Die
fes Sabres in Rod Sslano planen
Sir bieies Set, cine Der srDbten Set
ern. bic i'm mittleren Weiten geplant
peroen, purbe cine befonbere Seittans
tate gei6rieben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-03-29
Uot6 elmer.
BeliS 9ia5 id,lickt fih ben 8ebplu-
tipnGren in Merifp att.

I'm einem Idneit sefiibIten gebiirfs
nis abSubslfen,, bat iid Selir Dia3.
Der Sobn bes beritprbenen lansidbris
gen praFbenten BON Merito. porfirio
Diaa, entfdlpHen. ficb ben Repolutios
ndren in ieirem 8aterlaHbe anSufdlie>
ZEN, Die idpn felt mssreren Sabren Tim
ote 9errfbaft iiber bds untubise Sanb
rtnsen.
Selir Diaa. Der. fpie es beibt, bic
tleritale partei binter iid baben foll,
perfiist, tpie beri9tet pirb. bereits
iiber cine anfebnlide unb gut betpaffz
nete @treitmabt uHo fpI beabfithtigen.
fi9 @iGa ansuf4Iieben, um nit oeFen
9ilfs GarranSa aus benz Sattel gu
iperfen.
Inter ben @merifanern in MeIifp
unb unter ben ameritanifden 8eiibern
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-03-29

ben eetommenen MuItimilliondrs Gol.
Spbn Sacob 9litor Dor furaem i'm
Observation-Disclosures Inn eine @r=
bDbung bes 8etraees nd6fuhte. ber
fir ben 2ebensbeOarf ibres poithumen
Sobnes, Sobn Sacob 2litor, Der iebt
oier Sabre alt iIt. ausgeiebt purbe.
2lus ibren betaillierten 4usfiibrunz
gen ereab iih, bob bic bisber belpils
(igte Summe bon $4,000 per Sabr
ni6t binreihe, ba bic Soften ber 2ez
bensmittel, Sleiber uno Spielfaden
bebeutenb seitieaen feien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-03-29
II / t.

Die flint Sabre alte 2ucp mar in
Der Stride geipeIen.
.9lber ba iparen 10 piele Menfden,
Mama." er5dblte iie na6 ibrer Seimz
tebr, nunb Elm iol9es 9ebrdnee, bab
i6 feinen SiB mebr befpmmen tonnte
unb I'm 9anse iteben muBte. 9lber ih
BIN quilt eetporben."
$50. quilt geipprben2 Mie nieinit
bu benn bas2" fragte Die Mutter.
sd babe fein @ebet mitsebetet.@ err
flGrte oas &inb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-03-29
Gin g(iicasaino.
$4,000 i'm Sabr nitbt senas sae
ben bieriGbrigen Spbn &. Mffpr.

@enn man bebentt. tpie piele hun-
berttaufenbe BON &inbern tn biefem
2anbe tatfd9Ii9 Nabrungsmangel fei-
ben. neil ibre @Itern gu arm iinb. UNI
Die bohen 2ebsnsmittelpreife au ers
fdpinsen, beriibrt es eisentiimIid. aus
ben 3eitunsen gu erfabren, baB bic
Witpe bes auf Der rSitanic" ums 2e>
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-03-29
Gin ppetif9er SefbpO #
Brief

rWeine ieIibte Sufte 9ein seehr4
tes pafet babe ib NIT 9anf erbolien.
aus bic neuen Striimpfe iperbe i'm
neuen Mut fdSpfen iino Die bide
Sdladipurf ia bic Sonne, bic bic
Sdatten oes Rrieges perfdeudi.
Dein treuer MaIt.1
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-03-29

bon @ifenbabneu, 8ergiperten unb
plantasen in Merito bat Selir Oia5
biele 6reunbe, bic bereit iein biirften,
ibn nit 9eIomitteIn uno Waffen gu
unteritiiben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-03-29
Jreiwiaig.

gmil: .8ift bu aus oem &egelperein
freitpillig oussetreten, pber bift Ou
'rauseefdmiffen iporben9"
Sulius: pSelbitperitGnbli9 bin id
freipillig ausgetreten; meine Jrau
ipollt' es nidt baben. baB ih nod
ldnser binsinse!"
Die freunbfiden 9riioer.
Der rufifde 9a9esberidt bonn 8.
Mdrs fdIpB nit ben Wprten: .9as
ruTildbe Seer perfol9t NIT fieberbafter
Spannuns Ole GrfOlse Der tapferen
frana0iiiden qrmee."
Sn petersburg lief baraufbin fol-
genbes Sslesramm elm: ~Saben mir
seuItt, als 9ampfipalse riidtpdrts
tiefgl2 SaBt gu9. sefduigff an @uere
Sataren=Rafe! Joffre.-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-03-29

gmpfinoung lebrt bem Wlens
fhen bas Sdidlibe. gDtr nennen
bas bic 9ilbung Der Gtbif. Der MoraI.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-03-29
Oonneritas. 30. Mar3 1917.

Oonnerffa9. 30. Mar5 1917.
8erbiete beiuem ainbe nidt au
piel. balte aber barauf. bab oeine Sc
bpte refpeftiert iper6en.
Die griftena oes Wenfden rubt
ni4t nur in feinen 9dnben. ionoern
nod piel mebr in ieinem Ropf.
Warte einmal, iparte aebnmal!
Simmer fommt Die Srau na1ber.
Maildnbifbes Spri9port.
WiIl man Die sefhidtlide @rObe
bes @srmanen ertldren, inbem man iic
tn Elm einaises Wort aufammenfabt.
II muB man feline Sreue nennen.
Die 2iebe tit e0ttliden l1riprunss.
fe ipirtt ipie Der Sonnenitrabl, alIes
bur4brinsenb. ertpdrmenb, pertldrenb.
erleudtenb. beIebenb; fie 1T bic SOnne
ber @eele.
mir finb bieI su fdneu BET Der
0anb NIT bem llrteil, baB uns btes
poer bas our9 bic Ratur perIast lpdre.
Gin ipenis mebr 5Ieib, unb es fteGlt
F9 bas @esenteil beraus.
Granfreih iinb nabe5u elm @iers
tel MiDipn 6eftar 2anb nit Slibenz
bGumen bepflanst. bic einen grtrag
bon fait 250,O00 Settpliter 8aunlDl
i'm Werte bon 30 Millionen 5ranfen
ergeben.
Aus 8 eurer Rebeflut enthiilIt iih fa9t
Inns bic Grtenntnis eurer ueberma6t;
Denn faIIs Der Spruh ni9t Iiist;
Elm Mprt, Elm Mann,
Mispiel Millionen Mdnner babt ibr
bannl
Das 2eben bes aeibes muB lmmer
bon bem bes @eiites beberrf6t iperben,
nidt umeetebrt Der @eiit ii9 ben 2auz
nen unb Srieben bes &0rpers unters
orbnen, tpenn bas pabre 2eben erbal@
ten iperben folI.
gs lit bod fonberbar, ipie aud Der
bortreffIidite @enfh fdIedte Gisens
fdaften baben mub, slei9 einem itpls
feselnben Sdiffe. bas 8dllait brau4t,
um au feiner guten Sabrt sebDris
fatper gu fein.
Der apedlofe MiiBissang Der pors
nebmen Oamen bon 9Belt 1T elmer
sinfti9en @ntipidluns Der 5rauennaz
tar ebenfo sefdbrlid. als bic iibers
triebene Seilnabme berfelben an ben
Wirtfdaftsarbeiten.
@rpBe Mdnner miihen tIeine
0ehfer baben, fonit psfSen iie uns
gar su undbnlid. @erabe menidlide
S9pd9en, penn fie nidt unebel iinb,
MAIDEN uns bas 9enie nm 70 lieber,
neil iie bic Seite beSei9nen, mo mir
nit ibnen beripanbt iinb.
DAB CUR alleemeinen Wabrbeits@
isbe bes Dsutfben au9 Die @abrbeit
unb @brIidteit eesen iid felbit seb0rt.
bsrfebt iib obne 8eipeis, unb bamit
Nngt eine tpeitere beutfde gisenidaft
sufammen: Stetisfeit in feiner lleberz
axasuns, 1leberSeusunsstreue.
Sn ftiirmif6en 3eiten reben unb
fhreiben
Msisfager: nRun dnbert ii9 alles auf
grben!"
mas aber fam bauern6 anbers iperz
ben,
6oIanse bic Menfden bieieIben bleis
ben9
SIM aerI6oiIenen @erbun etbt es
nar elm einsises nod unbeIddbistes
Gaus, bas ben 8eIudern als Sebenss
piirbisteit eeaeist miro. Sm Centrum
Der Gtabt, no bic 8efdieBuns am befz
tighten .ipirft, ift bon benz mobernen
Berbun fait nihts iibris eebIieben. bas
fiir fino aber bic Reite ber alien RDs
mer< <9fufiphf,tun n,ts heu Ruiupn eu,z
porsef9ofTen. sic ipuroen BON ben ben
Boben auffpiibfenben @ranaten blosse>
kst. Man bat bier Elm aItes rDmi=
tdss Eager sefunoen. befen @ren5en
beutlid su erfennen iinb; audi Die
Gtellen, mo bic rDmifden Wadttiirme
fd befanben. unb Die alten, rDmiihen
Befeftisunesmauern. tpel6e eine @us'
sshauns bon II Meilen haben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-03-29

Warte einmal, parte aebnmal!
Simmer tommt Die Srau nadher.
Maildnbif9es @pri9port.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-03-29

Will man Die seibidtlide @rOBe
bes @ermanen ertldren, inbem man fic
tn Elm einaiges Wort aufammenfaBt.
10 muB man feline Sreue nennen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-03-29

@erbiete beinem Ginbe nidt su
biel. balte aber barauf. bab oeine Sc
bpte refpeftiert tperoen.
Die griftens oes Menfden rubt
ni4t nur in feinen 9dnben. fonbern
nod piel mebr in ieinem Ropf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-03-29

Die 2iebe 1T eDttIihen urfprunss.
Fe tptrft ipie Der Sonnenitrabl. alIes
bur9brinseno. erpdrmenb, perfldrenb.
erIeu9tenb. beIebenb; fie 1T bic SOnue
ber 9eele.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-03-29

Das 2eben bes 2eibes muB tnmer
bon bem bes @eiites beberrfht perben,
nidt umsefebrt Der @eiit fi9 ben 2aus
nen unb Srieben oes &0rpers unters
orbnen, tpenn oas pabre 2eben erbal<
ten fperoen ION.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-03-29

gs ift bod fonberbar, ipie aud Der
bortrefflidfte Nsenth fdIedte gisen>
f9aften baben muB, slei9 einem itola
feselnben Sdiffe. bas 8dllait brau4t,
INN au feiner guten 5abrt gebDri9
f9iper au fein.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-04-20

farm where live stock is kept in any
quantity. If the silo has proved pro-
fitable in the past it should prove
doubly profitable under present con-
ditions and no farmer should regard
as an expense the building of one or
more silos this season to meet the
feeding needs of his live stock;
rather should he regard it as an in
vestment which for long number
of years will return substantial divi-
dends- the largest dividends
right at the beginning. Fortunate is
the farmer who has still on hand
plenty of silage to last until :. this
years corn crop is ready for the cut
ter; this is the position which each
farmer should strive to attain when
planning his silage equipment.
The Southern Pine Association is
now distributing, free of charge. to
all who ask for it, an illustrated
booklet on. "How to Choose and How
to Use a Silo." The booklet con-
tains a vast amount Of information
of value to the farmer.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-04-20

nearly all the navi@able bayous and
canals in the fresh-water marsh re-
gion, made several trips by railroad,
and talked with many planters and
hunters who were familiar with the
plant growth in different sections.
l found the grass most abundant in
two principal regions. The eastern
extends from a few miles west of
New Orleans nearly to the Atcha-
falaya river, covering a good part Of
the northern half Of Lafourcl,e and
Terrebonne parishes, both the east
ward and westward extremes OF the
region showing only occasional small
areas. The grass s specially abun-
dant from Lockport westward TO
Houma, from Houma southwark
nearly to Quitman Lake, and west
ward along Black Bayou and Bayou
Penchant, but was not seen on Bay
on de Cade, or on the lower part of
Grand and little Caillou Very little
was found north Of Des Allemands,
though there is small area along
Bayou Boeuf. Very little was
found in St. Mary parish, though I
was told that there was a few thou
sand acres near Bayou Sale, a To-
cality I was unable to visit. None
was seen in Iberia parish, except
about 1000 acres on Avery Island.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-04-20
Valuation as a Hay and Grazing
Crop

Nearly all of the grass is growing
on ground which is disable for graz
ing during the greater part Of the
year, but to make it profitable for
hay is sometimes difficult matter.
If cut when the growth is young,
and properly cured, it makes hay of
remarkable high feeding quality,
but if allowed to stand until the
stems become dry and woody it has
little value. Probably third Of the
land on which it is growing is suffi-
GENTLY high and dry so that it can
be cut with moving machine and
handled like ordinary hay crops, but
a great part OF the natural meadows
are too low and wet for the use of
ordinary machinery. so the moving
must be done by hand, and the haul
ing by drags, which makes the hay
expensive. Nearly all of the land on
which the grass is growing, however,
is so high tina it can be drained easily
and so be made available for perma-
nent meadows which will give from
+hree to five annual cuttings, averag
ing fully one ton each. Lands which
have been cut over annually for sew
eral years show no decrease in yield,
SO the grass seems to be practically
permanent.
During the progress of the work
l talked with many planters and
feeders in regard to the value of The
grass for feeding purposes, and
found them almost unanimous in
commanding it's high quality as a
grazing grass, and as grass for hay
when cut at the proper stage of
growth. It's remarkable high con-
teri of protein gives it feeding
value which is exceeded by no other
native grass common in this country.
In jefferson, Lafourche, and Yer
million parishes l met several plant
ers who are finding it extremely
profitable to buy feeders from north
ern Louisiana, the New Orleans
stock yards, or other places, but
them on the paille finne pastures for
feeding and fattening, and then
market them within six months with
out having given them a pound of
any grain feed, the pasture alone be-
ing sufficient to put the animals in
good marketable condition. In
many such cases the net profits have
been from fifty TO one hundred per
cent.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-04-20
RING PHONE 354
FOR MILK
WILLARD DITCH
EvANcELINE TONIGHT

A beautiful Irish girl, the daugh-
ter Of q landholder who is found
trespassing on her fathers property.
She gives him her whole heart. Her
father demands that the youth
marry her to prevent blot-o the
family name. The girl refuses to
agree to forced ceremony. Then
the man Of her heart realizes that he
loves her deeply. He persuades her
to marry him secretly. She does and
then leaves him, finding employ
ment in a mill, after a baby boy has
been born to her. The owner of the
mill falls in love with her. Her hus-
band goes to war, is temporarily
blinded and she goes to the front
and nurses him. Amid the worst bat
ties in the worlds history she fights
the one great battle of her life.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-04-20

There IL more Catarrh IN this section
OF the country than all other diseases
posed to be incurable. Doctors pre-
scribed local remedies and by constant.
~ falling to cure with local treatment.
pronounced It incurable. Catarrh il q
local disease. greatly Influenced by con-
stit'itiohal conditions and therefore re-
quires constitutional treatment. Has
Cata.rn Cure. manufactured by f. 7
Cheney & Co.. Toledo. Ohio. Is q COST.
tuttonsl remedy is taken internally
nnd acts thru the Blood on TIE Mucous
Surfaces Of the System. One Hundred
Dollars reward isEore-e7 .c~ any use
:ha; halls Ca:a.rt Cure ta::e 10 ere
send tor circulars anc Testimonials
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Sole BY Druggists. &c.
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The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-04-20
Dry Goods Merchants
Agree to Close at
7 Until Sept. LIST.

Morgan City drygoods and cloth
ing merchants have agreed to close
their stores daily, except Saturdays,
at 7 o'clock each evening until Sep
TENDER 1st. The new closing hour
will go into effect Monday, April
23rd. The closing hour has been ir-
regular heretofore and merchants
and clerks have been kept at their
business places until eight to nine
o'clock each night. The uniform
closing hour of seven o'clock will be
a benefit to all concerned and is a
move on the part Of the merchants
which the entire city will appreci-
ate. BY unanimously agreeing to
close at a certain hour no advan-
tage or disadvantage is possible.
Every merchant signing this list has
signified by his action that he re-
cognizes the merit in the plan and it
is splendid example set by these
leaders for every retail business in
the city to follow.
The cooperative move on the
part of the drygoods and clothing
men is in line with the general CO.
operative and progressive spirit
which has taken firm hold of the
entire community and the influence
Of the newly re-organized Chamber
of Commerce Of Morgan City and
Berwick is perhaps a factor in This
decision of the drygoods and cloth
ing fraternity to act in harmony for
the general public and business well
fare.
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED,
MERCHANTS, AGREE TO CLOSE
OUR STORES AT 7 O'CLOCK P.
NJ, BEGINNING MONDAY, APRIL
23RD, and CONTINUING UNTIL
1ST, SATURDAYS
EXCEPTED:
The following pledge has been
signed by the following merchants:
(Signed).
LEON KAHN
HY. LOEB CO., LTD.
GATHRICHT & SOUMEILLAN
FISHER BROS.
c. SCHIFFANI
ALBERTS DRY GOODS co.
LEOPOLD LOEB & SONS, Ltd.
HENRY KAHN
SPECIALITY STORE co.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-04-20

Farmers and others who live at a
distance from a drug store should
keep in the house a bottle of BAL
LARD'S SNOW IMMINENT. It may
be needed at any time for cuts,
wounds, sores, sprains or rheuma-
tism. It is a powerful healing and
penetrating remedy. Price 25c, Soc,
and $1.O0 per bottle. Sold by Belan-
ger Drug Co. .,,...,s