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ROOMS IND HOARD
uooM> run lln>r-FinNIsnEu. 70

Ro0hl> ruu KENT-", RNisitED. 10
,.mtON hElGH Furnished rooms Mod
G-n Convenience Madison 2ait-W
"H dam! ST. G per aLs q 10 s0i 81
n"f week
-,,nt.i 81. ols N.~Furmishca rooms for
EnHh, Ne TINS
u.,.,,s. So, = -vs-tur".sh..d rooms. Con-
u!iA,n, s"l W-AI,c.y FURNISHED! room
i.J-t lloor cs,ry convenience; private
tan.lg soard ia neiE.borhood.
:, I-r r->.I l..4ut.su!y furnished room.
nov home. southern exposure. West End,
= .mnanlg Hh%n, 6"ulvNard ~
Min hatn calI RandSph 5io7 u
hy.'N,--i t"n","iseiy, lurm.si.gn room m!tn
Nfs. Myrtle Anders"n. 200 las: FrankLln 81
WA%TAn. ir..ucI nur.cs for attractive
LoNnS Gail Boulevard 2lio
ONE or furnished rooms on 500 block
WN,t Grace. Call Madison 6-:5-W.
isouMs wiIii no,KD. 3:
LknCr -, ~ SyJ-For rent. with board.
,ns second story han room. Phone Ran
G..nC... ~, sls-Noo1 and board. Phone
GRACE. y. IlV-A.lo>e 'front.' room. south.
en- cMnosurc Trans.cnts with board
D4i..Nr -. ". So Rooms auI table Doar d.
N.idsnn eio.J.
ii,3;.rdarsn Ms, ) II it ti1 SS"''S'''' "
r!sa:.. heated. Coo. 1oc, 81 daily. so
,.,s.-l ..Aaa ",c"sn"od4i.on. rooms with
dinners ipU!viduUl tables. Mrs. Horace
Mg.,uri leueS - NrnmkIm Street. West.
mir. " liSrrfi.
CLAY = IONA JlG--. i;uuu.s and board. alb
so!UtcN urst class. central: Hot-water
heated. prices very reasonable. Madison
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rnlt.r1,N A>n sIrI.l,i:s

iAI;IIiuEr ROCK Sur I,t" iuAuug'
contain and HEADED ~ daughter ana son,
OF %eN York. M"sUi'SJou and !.uscistu. n
winners They ARE mated rlEht. ESLa. 81
and 81. Ed kcCH. SIAN !i. Second Market,
Richmond Va
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INSTRUCTION
i:DILi,Al,IuNaI

GsUTsc B'm Johnston Memorial IIu.rit.,.
al Abingdon; Va. vii c"mpictr u.s. c,os- Tor
nurses on july To- 1918. Applications, Tor
his gIs'H must hs iicd by th,; Tine. THIS
h"suiia' wii comfy with Rcj Cross and
LnitSG states Army requirements Nppii-
ean;s must 10 high Schooi Grdinaic- or
equivalent, and St least twenty Years -! age
iIc.tsc address Superintendent o.: George IL.
lohi s.Gn Memorial Ii0snttu!. Anngd"u VA
sICAI.. DAAtING. DRAMATIC. 81.
DANClHG.--W" guarantee "a teach for
$3.50. t,ravcs's Sluuiu, luI J.. East
triIy Randolph 1875 ".
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HELP NTED-MALE.
WANTED. YOUNG MEN

TO study advertising. Well paying GcId
our students department secures po
Sitions for era'lrat"s. For information call
or write International Correspondence
School. W y Lcsk. InstHIc,or. sos Lyric
Bniidinc Phone Randolph 2tji open
uu;il 8 l.. NJ.
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MANrnn-l,>n srn,k.

coMo-Wnntcd or IL good tpls'".n cows.
NJ ~" PIE "i S Si,E ,mm.SI M.'-'',.H h"n"t
fuil particulars. Addr,ss linusuvu cary.
iMnmI
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MuN,a, no LoA>-CiiAr~rEI.s. rs
REAL ESTATE LOANS. ~

HEAI. ESTATE LOANS. 80
MOEl.t 10 lend on real estate. Run!n X
Sloan IS North Eighth Street.
WE loan mu-sy Tor you 10 yo.. II +.
J. THOMPSON BROWN X co want 10
END YOU money on your property
WAN:tD-TO BORROW. 10
$50 W.n,cd, 10 borrow $500. gooi security
10 peg Ceut interest. :, A.. care Times
DISPATCH
81 .l'.-- lH.ed. a loan from privai. PARTY
OF Sl,rv Oh real vatht". good rate OF IN
i1-Hal. y ~, care rimcs dispatch
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Mutations wANrl:D-tEMAiE:. 81

loAfAN !oN--r"sit!on 10y gcntleworlau.
Co.npanion or chGrs- OF house or children
y - care Times Dispatch.
> ..NOo,kAfHEE-Wa :, U..itinr =.
sirnosFaph-r in Richmond. can ave rrt-
T.--L.s. !. -. care Times Disu.tch
MiDDi AZ I'D LADY desires position a.
mana Ein= housrkrcp-r companion Can
furnish best OF city references Phone Matl-
REIN Ed whit. lady. houscAccper o~ viii
. take entire charge :Vr employed people
Competent References. G. ~. care 'TIui.s-
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AUCTION SALES

BY y. ". ROWE. n son. iNC..
Real Estate Auctiorcers.
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SIrutTiuNs wANrED--MA,.l. a.,


~ l,t'roh H"nts position ON country
"''atc; married. - .'d., uld good M
'hait eau Operate TRACTORS and All f.
ira a!l.-A -. cat. Times Dl-uat,A
DRtGtIISi-A r"Gis'sr.; DRUGGIST with w!d.
eH?erienSer competent TO manage any .tore.
WI, entertain proposition. BRAT Aauiut,
- n-ns nc, =. 10Y WI. i.yrc AUurS. u
his - - -her,s;etod druag.s, Goslr,s ..i-
"'-Hei'l position =, once. not subi.,t TO
d'"it t'sSt rci"rchcc. Address i}UN as
ia. co.'s 80. an,eG. Ios;-,uu ~ registered
-irHfsist hes' reference. I. IL. care
- y .
! ChEHiA Nv anice. position foreman.
-" '!""iiy n."e oT,It "nd am familiar
villa construction HOEk generally .,,,,tl-
!nE. i"rI'.s. re-enforCcd Concrete. structural
steel, riGG.ns, splicing See! CABLE. sio.
1000 ic!cr"nce Address sam. y a. care
Times Dispatch.
a.. NAH Ek-isrcw4re man. seven years
experience. desires connection - i..un-
-scr "a. assistant manage. with rrput.Ui.
li!E Mess you u.-G CoAlpeIcut maj,
noM ai>w.r u $50, ,,r" g.Ie.- L.. pa tci..
=. l-ts-"N%-A sa."siaan nor subi.r, 10
H!.it would Ike "a road position selling
uF.-.. .ti4! or DINER standard! goods. ia.
::.!''Ir With these lines. Go anywhere. box
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PROPERTY ron EXCHANGE

rou SALE OR EXCHANGE. 81
FUI.N uHE. stoves, bought sold and ex.
rH..aGGu. BOYD II. COBB, 5vj Brook Ave-
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LIVE STOCK

linhsr.o, tn,'i.." IrHi,,L:s. !.
MAIr-ror SAFE cheap. excellent on farm
Morh years osd u! East Marsnail
MLi.s.,--,o, aa,c. s.A iuCee mules un,l ne
horses rIsn; Qua oi w"rA. iiave tur-
DC seen 81 iIuicner Stable. ii. Norm FII,l
street
OIII IIIIkDEl FAIiM WAGONs;-One aud
Two horse. uycrstuckrd: they must 90: w.,
need ;hr room. fh"s. ~. Duke * Co. syl
Hrook ANcnm"
NlKuiHiAS L:ELIABLE BAHAAE,
WOLF IL BROOKS.
YOU viii hnd plenty horses ana mules.
second .tnd wagons. bussics ana harness
for saic daily. Auction uays, Tuesday and
Saturdsy. Bring us your Surplus stock. Wr
will sell them iog y"u. ana you can get
your money same day.
IsUs-ii East Franklin street.
ihonc MhdiE'i, 53Si.
FOGIi runner Wagons ana one pair OF black
mules ,Iuiuk. Can them at 500 South
Meadow street. at any lime. They are Very
ron sale. good horse wagon ana harness:
also buggy and haraess. Can Madison
Pot LiHh >ND SlrrLIEs. Is
BAIiNED rLt MOUiii--.o.iecteu strain o;
Barred Plymouth esgs. sl.oO setting: IS
per 100 Bred 20 lay the year round, J. II;
PARK. richmond. Va. Phone Ma,iisoH Gill
BUFF ana slack Orpingtons. DARK Cornish.
Stock and Gags for aaie. few extra
flnc breeders Tor sale cheap for quick sale.
Grcenlawn Poultry Farm. H. Il. -. No. Z.
Richmond. Va. Phone Madison l79oM.
S. C. ". Leghorn eggs. $3.50 tor 10; cock
erels. IS; pulIsts. $3.50. W. Il. Todd.
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Observation-Disclosures.

NEST AVE. l5.1 Small house compIci cly
mer months.
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OFFICES A>D DESK nooM. :

oFFIcES Tor rent, 4 NJ. Cover. ?. North
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I.Ihi."T.-A wonG"rful proposi,ion. II e
Ma1"-'sru"r mas been called over there
you ioay need money. G-ca; chance 10 M <o
T. easily happily and conGonisIiy selling
hl"@"-"E"'S Laundry Tablets. IN" world !,
Fr1al'-i 1ator-savirE invention. Sells on
.iI"n 30 'Ar,5i"r"" necessary continual
'cU'-f orders. tNrty>if. t"rr!tury. SO -r-t
mrs. a.. E..r"ni"e,. Write tp-day before
our territory is closed. for FREQ sarurl.,
md exceptional Offers KIozAsa,.r. Nfr
Co -. y y church Street. <r.r YORK
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=, l.tl LEM. Gas Machines FOR country
."sid"'.,"z. water laai.s. t"rTt.otta pipe.
lst,!uG. puIIos-. natlluE, hanger. p,ancrs
Ian mills. eusers. ssl.I-y machinery. buIi-
,.s anu "ntin.a. ruafSltscd cOudIiiou. /.
.lJII.uH--0 II. =. U9Ist la GOOD condition.
~" Nss' Broad Sru,j
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- ,p immortality. men, w"iuen. gov
eminent wHr ipoa!t.OI.S, 800 fIuut4. = r.t.
,"r H., franl.!n Institute. D-pt. i,S.D.
Rochester. -. Y.
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Statesmen AND AGENTS.

@A..l'H!t ~ wsn,ed. high rnde sac.ueu
70 eel -lo'E "a conIr"t" GOAT cOTGg4ug
ior"i"I At Horfolh ". Of. cred ~ prom
!hcIi vel hnp~n in"n. !.arE. amount of
"D>IHcSs offered at attractive prices. Com
'icie boat ~. indoTssd D, Wo"trr, NN-
Son oH:ofiHnity .Gr statesmen with ur"v.n
aoiliiN - lam ana commission t'..,4i.I
lInauCs Corporation. NyNes.lL iat.Gi.g.
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In order TO settle the estate OF Rv-
land Jennings. deceased. and for a
division. we viii offer for sale at
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Il.-.S..- ,I,..r =. i.CIAI. PIANO POLISH
WILL. hNt,.. iOIR TtNSp LOOK Liz 4
: s.N. IT.i y BylFLt. 10 DAY. y. .,
CRAFTS i'iASO Co.. - %OkIti SECOND
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-09-19
From Ben w. Coutant
. On Active Service with A. II. +.
France, Aug. IL, 1918.

- Ou 1CtiNe SerN1Ce WIFI n. n. r..
France, Aug. IL, 1918.
Dear Folks:
Have your letter Of July 7th. II
came the 14th Of August. Was right
glad to get Ralph's address. but
when | went to find him I found
that he had been transferred to an
other division. However. we moved
again into the vicinity OF his divi-
sion and have walked my legs off
trying to locate him. It seems that
things Just happen over here and
you can't hasten them by trying to
chase them up.
We are now camping in the woods
about five miles east, the way the
crow flies. from the last one, and
can't imagine 1t being permanent.
In fact think a camp we can cali
ours Is very remote. But you never
can tell
can't tell you what I have seen
but / can say that / have seen a
thousand different thing OF interes,
which ! can tell you about when
get home.
All indications show that we are
to get little more pick and shove
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-09-19
WHAT HENRY is DOING

Henry Ford, ex-pacifist, reports
that he. his men and his plants are
now 100 per cent for the war" In
proof thereof he announces that he
has entirely stopped the manufacture
Of pleasure cars. that he is making
NO cars or trucks OF any kind except
for the use Of the government, and
all his company's resources are being
devoted to the manufacture Of war
material and equipment. This policy
is to be pursued as long as hostilities
last.
Among his numerous war products
are Eagle" boats, Of which he ex-
poets soon to be turning out two
every three days; Liberty motors for
airplanes, of which his Detroit plant
completed 500 in August; gun cais-
sons by the thousand, and dies for
all the machines that stamp out SOL
diers' 'tin hats"
There are 5000 stars in the Ford
service flags, says the fliver king,
"and there out to be 10000, for we
are all in the game"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-09-19

have shell hole In II. The wash
houses are q common thing In the
French village and are generally
square, built OF stone with the roof
sloping in to the center but not COM
pletely closed. The center OF the
houses has large cement or stone
tank built In the floor with sioping
sides on which the old women and
soldiers come and lay their clothes
and so to 1t with flat paddle or
scrubbing brush. The water Is us
ually supplied from spring or creek
near by and that is the reason that
this house Is In the middle Of a
wheat field.
There are about 10000 flies here
to the square inch. They are nice
fat amiable ones who don't even
bother to fly away when you shoe
them. When eating you Inst grasp
them firmly between the thumb and
fore. finger and pull them Off your
food. About the only way you can
get any satisfaction with your meals
Is to set piece Of bread with lit.
tie syrup on II to one side OF your
place your mess kit near this and
the flies will leave you for the syrup,
Shortage Of syrup. however. makes
this practically impossible. While
speaking OF these things I will say
we have also become accustomed to
the familiar cootie or seam squirrel
and in spare moments read our shirts
with the interest with which you
read the Oregonian.
Well, I'll close and hike over to
and see II they have estab.
lished Y. NJ. c. A, there or not.
Good bye and love to all. DANA,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-09-19
S SOLDIER 0 b LETTERS
Two Letters From Dana Ament
Somewhere in France
Aug. 1. 1918.

Two Letters From Dana Ament
Somewhere in France
Aug. 4. 1918.
Dear Folks:
No doubt you have noticed a gap
In my letters, and possibly you will
have surmised the reason from my
last letter; at an rate we have NOV
ed and are now enjoing such rest as
a soldier gets while on active SER
vice in the war zone.
Our company Is now billited on a
beautiful chateau grounds and the
long roms OF pup" tents in which
we sleep and spend our leisure dur
Ing the frequent rains, form an I'M
posing little village. We drill in the
mornings and part Of the afternoons.
The rest OF the time is our own and
as one Of Frances famous rivers Is
near at hand, the warm days find
most Of us splashing around in the
warm water. much to the amusement
OF the French population, who seem
to have not realized the benefits Of
the river other than for washing
clothes. Mondays and Tuesdays
find the banks lined with women, an
umbrella stuck In the mud over
them and down on their knees scrub
bing away with a brush. their
clothes lying on flat rock.
OF course there are a few good
looking French girls in town and
they receive the attentions Of the
soldier boys.
Just what our special work will
be in this sector is not known to the
most OF us. OF course 1t VIII be road
work Of some sort or another near
1.-THE line OF advance, we hope. There
lis considerable talk Of dividing the
company up and placing service
troops under our direction at the
job. OF course that would suit us
to T, but is really beyond oui
hopes as yet. In the meantime
have been studying up in some engi
neering books / have, and have beer
sort OF supplementing my college
work in subjects which might prove
useful to me in the future. NJ,
work with this company having beer
mostly in the quarry, l suppose
will be handicapped in getting
chance at the new work.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-09-19
FRENCH "TIGERr STANDS FIRM

No cleaner paean Of victory has
been heard, in these glorious weeks
Of allied success, than that Of Pre-
mier Clemenceau, the Tiger Of
France. Not the least notable thing
about his utterance is its essential
Americanism.
THE splendid victories of recent
weeks" he says, ''in which the spirit
of our allies has so magnificently
rivaled ours, has definitely settled
the fortune OF war. The enemy. be-
wildered. deceived himself as to his
own strength and now is finding out
that he underestimated us.
1.-The results achieved are the first
fruits of our harvest Of rewards, the
highest OF which will be having de-
livered the world from ruthless OPP
preston and brutality.
"we hail the dawn the first
CLEANS of which Frightened the vic
torious brows of the founders OF the
American republic and OF the faith.
ers of our revolution. The last OBJ
stacle to the establishment of rights
among men is about to disappear
The triumph is near.
Universal cooperation toward ths
worlds rejuvenation will attain the
ideal goal for which SO many gen.
erations have been striving"
Here is fine proof that our French
allies are one with US in the spirit
with which we are fighting and tht
ideals that we are striving for. Brit
ish continent is probably no whit be
hind the French. but even a Lloyd
George could hardly put It SO elo'
quently.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-09-19
another kind OF war work than can
teen service overseas.

Keep silent. know nothing and
shrug your shoulders" is the ad-
vice German officers are giving their
men who might be taken prisoner,
but many Of the German soldiers
who have fallen into American hands
can't hide their jubilation over get
ting out of the kaiser's clutches. and
talk freely.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-09-19

work, and yesterday they made a
trip somewhere aud returned with a
whole truck load OF picks and show
els and hammers,
On the board Is a notice or rather
a week day schedule; first call,
6;is breakfast. 6;Ss assembly OF de-
tails. ~ dinner. recall. $3.50 sup
per. $3.50 taps. Can tell YOU moro
about Il next Sunday.
In our trip over here we had the
Impression that Il was only five
miles, but I can vouch for II being
ten by the way the French roads gc'
II reminds me q great deal OF North
ern Idaho and Eastern Oregon only
there are more woods here.
A French officer said once that
the French were fighting for their
country. the English to keep the
Germans out OF Ensland and the
Americans for souvenirs. and this
outfit IA about the average.
They call this. the scavenger COM
pany for as soon as we arrive at
new camp. the gang starts ont hunt
ing things both TO use and for SOU
venirs. Last week there were sew
eral fellows out In one direction and
came back carrying q plano. II wal
French make and one OF the best We
have seen In France consequently Co
A has acquired II. We have nothint
but the best even to pianos. picks
and shovels.
Enjoyed looking over Jeans let
ter and chewing her stick Of gum
We have to walk miles 10 got an,
candy or gum. but we get II.
Am inclosing six kodak pictures
and n piece OF birch bark. The lat
ter Is valuable as souvenir but
can't tell you why at present. bu
maybe I can later.
Must got this mailed before darl
and get my bed made.
Heaps OF love. WALLACE.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-09-19
Aug. 12, 1918.

Aug. IL, 1918.
Well, l have been on the hike
since / wrote you last, and today is
sort OF a day Of leisure. We have
been passing through some OF the
interesting parts of France, and at
present are camped in one, and ]
might say hot one, too, from sew
eral points OF view. could give
you some very interesting and grew
some pointers of the war II ! were
only at home now. However, I'm in
the only home l know, which is a
little A shaped pup tent just big
enough to crawl into, laying on my
blanket writing, My bunkie to whom
belongs one half OF the tent Is also
writing home. He is from Tennessee.
far as | know there is no place to
Ispend 1t within miles. Our caief d.
version at present Is hunting SOU
venirs of departed Boche. and ] will
say that our luggage will have in
creased several pounds in weight by
the time we move again. f
Today being quite warm number
OF the boys can be found at the prin-
cipal municipal bath or wash house.
II is situated out on hill and has
the distinction Of being the only
house in this vicinity which does not
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-09-19

different times they
have saved my IIit.
One time l had
trouble with my
lungs and the doctor
said that l could not
get well. l took
DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery
and II cured me.
During smother III
ness the doctors said
there was no chance
Tor my recovery. l
took two bottles Of
DIR. Pierce's Favorlts
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-09-19

Unless woman feels that she can
give, her undivided time and atten-
tion, and conscientious service to the
cause for which America and her al
lice are fighting, she must choose
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-09-19

Butter Wrappers printed to com
.iy With the law at the Courier.
All kinds Of Commercial Printins
at the Courier Once.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-09-19

Prescription and got well. Again doctors
said that the only thing 10 save my life
was an operation, and NJ onco, too. 1
and the Golden Medical Discovery and
they brought me through lust iine-well,
and without an operation, 80 | cannot
speak too highly OF these wonderful reme-
dies."-MRs. ALMA JARVIS, zoe w. I'd 81.
R0sEBuRa, OREGON. During expect
ancy was so poorly I could not keep q
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-09-19
ON CASH BAsIs-Thc Music and

ON CASH BAsIs-Thc Music and
Photo house viii remove to the
new location, next door west, on
October /. and everything will be
on cash basis except pianos and
talking machines sold on lease.
Cash basis is necessary In order to
maintain low prices. Stanton
Roweil. 507 q street. 81
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-09-19
WHILE AT WAR
WOMEN SUFFER At NOME

EUGENE, OREaoS,-rI certainly owe a
great deal TO DIR. Pierce's Remedies; three
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-09-19
PHOTO STUDIO

THE PICTURE MILL for fine photo
graphs. Open daily except Sun
day from 10 a. m. to 8 p. m. Sun
day sittings by appointment only.
Phone MIL, 2s3-R. or residence
140-J. f 57u
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-09-19

wANTED-Lady wanted to evapor-
ate pears and apples. WIN furnish
fruit. evaporator and wood and
give two thirds produce. Call G..
A. Hamilton, phone so3-F-2. II
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-09-19
MEMBER

state Editorial Association
oregon Daily Newspaper Pub. Assn.
uEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Associated Press Il exclusively
sntitled TO the use for republication
Of all news dispatches credited to Il
or not otherwise credited In this
papsr and also the local news pub
tished herein.
All rights OF republication Of ape
dial dispatches herein are also
reserved. t'
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-09-19
MISCELLANEOUS

BRING YOUR JUNK to the Grants
Pass Junk Co.. i03 South Sixth
street. Phone "a. We buy rags.
metal. rubber. scrap Iron, hides
and wool. old automobiles for
wrecking. 5itf
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-09-19
Classified Advertising
roR SALE

FOR sALE-llomestead relinQulsh.
ment. Near Taylor creek, Road
to place, II acres cleared. will
take team or Ford In part pay
ment. Fred Hamlin. dallcc. ore.
gon. tN 10
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-09-19
10 REvr
WANTED

wANTED-seco hand cook stove
or range. In good condition. Call
Fort vanoy orchard. 606-F-i2. 65
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-09-19

Z h ng on M y
stomach and my
head and back
ached terribly all
the time and | was
SO nervous. A
friend told me
about DR.. Pierce's
Favorite PrcscrIp-
tion. ] took three
bottles and never
had any trouble
afterward. The
first dose b helped
me. My baby was
a nice, health y
child 1 think tho
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-09-19

FOR E-Eishty-aere ranch. In
Applega,e valley. Thirty acres In
cultivation. part alfalfa. Fine
range for stock. House. barn and
out.buildings, Farming imple-
ments II desired. Inquire Ike Vim
cent. call proyolt central. 15
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-09-19

FTescrIptIUH " sIHpIy RrtHt L Hm RIuu
TO recommend it."-MRs. G. A. FRIEND,
ISL Mosher Street
rFavorite Prescription and vGolden
Medical Discovery" are both put up In
liquid and tablets. n not obtainable at
tsalers, send 10 cente to Doctor Pierce,
lnvalids' Hotel, Buffalo, n. ", and he
will mail trial package OF either tablets.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-09-19

FOR sALE-i5-ton silo. Inquire at
Dimmick ranch. phone 60s-F-5. IS
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-05-15
KID FINANCE

Nearly every kid at one time or
other wanted TO sell papers and own
a news route. We recall the time we
got the bug
We didn't know TO go about II but
just so long as we had a couple of
papers under our arm and stood on
the corner, Yelling our head off. we
were in our glory. Profit didn't count
with u.s. We got hold of a nickel.
mixed TO the candy. shop and Dough,
i've papers. IL took US til five O'Clock
20 get rid OF EN-. II would have
taken until midnight only we gave the
last one away and we couldn't wait Till
the next afternoon to buy some mora
papers the four cents weearned