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Holiday Goods
OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE
NEW 1909 CROP
SKi:iKI RAISINS, S.MV11XA FIGS, HI,K AC11K1) SULTANA KAISIXS,
SOFT-HSELIJil) WALNUTS, CUHJIAXTS, CITllOX, OltANGK l'KI'L,
LKMOX l'EKL, HEINZ .M1XCE MEAT, HIXNZ APPLE HITTER, PLI1K
MAPLE SVltUP, APPLE CIDER.
Give Us a Call "-
Phone 238
Jl'ST SHORT SHOTS
The footbnll d??.th toll In New Ens
land and eastern Canada for the pea
Eon of 1910 was 34 lives, according
to figures compiled. More than 20
other players' were injured seriously,
and of tlii number five are said to
'he near death. Sc-ven other sustained
injuries that will maim them for life,
vhile two others ure threatened with
the loss of sight.
1 In order to accomodate, our custo
mers who are unablo to do their
Xmas shopplnk in day time, we will
keep our store open evenings until
Xmas. Graves Art Emnorlum. tf.
Clifford Dixon hns 2t,000 kale
plants on Ms small farm near Arum
vllle, and Jrst before he snow came
one plant weighed 42 pounds in the
f:uiio neighborhot-d, Cai'tiice ltowne
vouches for the fact that from 11
cows last month ho -sold 5175 worth
of cream. Both men would like to
hear from anyoi-e who beat these
Marion cotiMy assets.
I Clearance Sale I
Tailor Made Clothes
In the year ending July 31, Ar
gentina became the lending grain
exporting country of the world for
i he fi.'sL time, exceeding the exports
from the United States by about 1,
000,000 bushels.
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j Commencing Df cember 18, bdu
; p. continuing lor two weeks, in order
io reduce my Block of high-grade
goods, I will make suits at tliu
following greatly reduced price?:
$35 Suits $28.09
j $33 Suits $25.00
1 1 $30 Suits $22.00
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A traveling preacher, claiming to jj
he "Elijah the Second," spoke to r $ For two weeks only. Call early
larfifjcruwu m. ii'icmihu, wuijiiiikuii j v wane me atocK is couipieio, 31
nnrl nrteniniorl to do a stunt like the r 3E
prophets of old. In dramatic fashion 2
he aunounced h-i would load a sack ft mmatmmmmm
Hill of red hot stones withcut burning ; f
the sack. It was "m your wa" fort
the 201 li century prophet, for the '
tack burned instantly.
What docs vour mother, sister,
brother or sweetheart want for
Xmas, a Photo made by Clark's (j
Studio, Ilosenurs National 13anlC t
building? tf. v
The Reliable Tailor
GROUGH & ALDRICH
Olflce: Warehouse No.
Near the Depot. Telephone
Alain 2-131 or 311.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Cement Plaster, Lime and Cement Blocks, Cement
Sewer Pipe, Mill Work and all Building Materia
Give us a call. We w1!I save you money.
LOANS, REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE
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If So See
Cor. Cas and Pine St.
Do you want to build you a home and pay for it in small
monthly payments and low rate of interest?
' Do you want to pay off your mortgage and have long time,
easy payments and low rate of interest to pay back loan in?
Do you want tt buy a home in Roseburg, a nice acre tract
near town or a good ranch near a good market and in good lo
cality? Do you want to sell your property?
Do you want to insure your building in one of the best
and cheapest companies in the U. S.?
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WALKER a PERRINE, Roseburg Ore.
-:- -:- E. B. PERRINE, Notary Public
1 attention!
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Flour
has nearly doubled in price.
We sell
l'KOl'I.K HEAD KKWBPAPEH8
Ohio Journal Kaya MnKaiinra are Su-IH-rlur
Only in PajKT World
There really Un't any competition
between the ningiizlnes and the news
papers, but the former are everlast
ingly harping upon the subject of
their "superiority" over the press.
It is a purt of the game, of course,
for mugulues ai-o inude to sell, nnd
it 1b all rlKlit for their makers to dls
nose.of them as other merchandise
is disposed of.
Hut the truth Is nothwlthstandlng
the time taken In their preparation
and their excessively hitfh price, the
mairasslnes are not superior to the
newspuper, neither In literature nor
learning, nor in the amount of wis
dom they dispense. Printing a thing
on glossy paper, Burrounded by an
attractive border, aud selling it for
1 5 centB doesn't necessarily mean
that the thing It well or wise.
To illustrate: This paragraph re
cently appeared in one of the "high
grade" woman's publications:
"Two rooms in- One One large
room is preferrable to two Binnller
ones, and a very good arrangement
for muklng two rooms Into one is
to have the wull removed between
the two.
If the youngest reporter on the
dnllv naner should have turned in
such copy as that, he would havM
been discharged on the spot, ir an
editor of a dally paper had offered
such an "opinion" In the columns of
his paper he would have been laugh
ed out of the ofllce. Yet here is a
high-browed periodical, confessing
to a superiority In the world of pub
licity, in all seriousness dishing up
such a mental menu.
Then, the mugnzlnes have a good
deal In say about circulation. Some
of thorn ljave succeeded In selling
monthly, or weekly, a considerable
numbers of onpi?s. Yet the fact re
mains that the proportion of the
people who read dally papers anil
magazines Is about 100 to 1 In favor
of the newspaper. Practically every
lodv reads a news'paper .of some
kind. If the magazines want to know
the va.ft number who read no maga
zine, let them go among the people
and not confine their Investigations
to a few streets In a city. Or, if tlmy
can understand figures, let them con
sider that not more than B, 0110. 000
people in this country ever see n mag
azine, whereas (here are (10,00,000
!n the United Stales.
We would not discount the value
of the magazine, i.or minimize Its
Importance or Us Influence. It ser
ves a purpose nnd affords some com
fort In this old world. It has a place,
nnd a large one a larger one than It
has ever filled. In fact but until It
'learns something of the province of
a newspaper, nnd ceases to print
such silly stuff ns the paragraph quot
ed, let. It not mention the word "su
periority" when making comparisons
between the magazine and the news
paper. XMAS ALMOST AT IIAN'U
A Feyv Suggestions For Your Con
sideration DKRKS Have you seen our line of
ladies dnsfts, combination cases,
book cases, etc.?
CHAWS Wo are showing tho finest
line of rockers and dining chairs
wo have ever had the pleasure of
showing.
TAIII.ES Dining tables, buffets and
china clospts, library and center
tables in latest designs and styles.
HAI.Ij TREKS '1' 'Vcases, Iron beds
nnd cotton f-"'. . tresses.
Rugs From ; xL ; feet to .9x12
DOUj' CARRIAGES And Dolls
beds.
STORR FtTIX Of useful articles
too numerous to mention.
Ii. W. STHOXO,
tf The Furniture Man.
PIANOS ARE MOVINti
At Itlirr's
Music House nnd Why
Not?
High grade pianos like the Rush
and l.ano and Victor going at. prices
that other dealers eharge'for cheap
er or medium grades. There are still
20 pinnob to be sold before January
1st. A small payment down end a
smell payment each month takes your
choice and a Christmas present for
the whole family. Remember any
reasonable offer will be accepted, as
wo quit business January 1st, and all
must be sold.
lil'RR'S MUSIC iiorsE.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
TO RENT Two housekeeping room
Imiulro at. fins Mill street. tf
LOST. Purse containing mune- hihi
gold rint.'. Kinder leave at this of
fice. R"vrtrd.
WA.n l EU Position as a nurse or
1 oUKCkeeper by competent woman
Particulars at this olnce. tf.
FOR RUNT. House, '7 rooms, near
town. Citv wnl-er. Rent very rea
sonable. Call 124 W. Douglas,
Street. d-2J
FOR RENT Store room on Jackson
Btreet. Inquire Mrs. H. Easton. tf
CHINA SAM
litis on display for tho Holidays a
Choice hi'liM'tlon of dishes, including
hand im luted clilmt, Japnnst'so and
China dishes In beautiful designs. Al
so a Alio lino of silk luuidk'rehlofs,
toys for tho children mid some
flue llrass ware. Call and nuiko your
selection early. Prices way down and
the goods nro tho best to bo had.
HKAl'TIfcTL VASKS
JACKSOV STIIKET
Many attractive Xmas gifts at the
Roseburg Book Store. tf
It you are looking for good service
In the burner line cull at the Maridlx
barber shop, Cass street, Hoauburg
National Bunk Bldg. Three chair
shop. Data rooms In connection, tf.
The latest fad Is hammored brass,
used In connection with Pyrograpby;
maket an elegant present. We have
the material for working, and also
the rsady mado pieces. It ia not ex
pensive at Graves Art Emporium, tf.
University of Oregon
GLEE
CLUB
With the
Varsity Mandolin Club
Roseburg
ARMORY
MONDAY,
DEC. 20
Bigger and Better
than Ever
COLLEGE 7t
MEN 0"
la the bent that the State
Univercily bus ever pent out.
New smuts catcliey mimic, tun!
IniiuliablH fkite. An eveniriK oE
genuine fun.
College Songs
W.TH
College Spirit
POPULAR PRICES
75c and 50c
The Roseburg Pharmacy
WE t:ike a delight in serving our1 pr.trons with
the hest there is iu the line of drugs. Purity
is our motto. Promptness both day and
uigh is wuat counts at our' pharmacy.
Full line of Sundries always on hand
ROSEBURG PHARMACY, Inc.
L. E. KR0HN, Manager
Winnie Gaddis
THE PLUMBER
Agent for Snell
Water Filters.
Removes all impurities.
Skylight Cornices
Heating Ventilating
Phone 2101
Roseburg
Oregon
The Next Thing on the Bill of Fare
Where are You Going to Trade ?
AT THE
ROSEBURG ROCHDALE
For your Groceries, Dry Goods, Gents Furnishings
and Shoes.) Why they sell the BEST GOODS
for the LEAST MONEY.
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Try Them In Your Order For
GENTS FURNISHINGS AND SHOES
Groceries is their Specialty, and they wil
please you. .
Try Them For Dry Goods
The People's Cooperative Store
ROSEBURG ROCHDALE CO.
WANTKU niiick or liiiv mum. u"iu
lo 13i!0 nnmuls weight, g'Titlo mid
well broke; nlsn fnsh row. A'l
ilrosa S. D. Ooley, Ko.sol'Ur-4.
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A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT
Of Pleasing Gifts
We have many novelties, some very unique and
beautiful, and all very appropriate presents.
SILVERWARE
We Have Finest Line in Southern Oregon
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at the same prices and it is the
best. CooRies, buns, cinnamon
rolls and doughnuts 10c Per
dozen. Pies 10c each. Our
caKes are the best.
CHURCH BROTHERS
CASS STREET PHONE 357
It. M. IIRUMFIHIJ) O
Dentist
Rooms C nnd 7 HpII Sisters HI (Iff.
Phone 1361 Rosoburg, Or.,
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Aftonoy-nt-T.nv
:? Legal ndvlce froo. Collections
Solicited O
j Room 1, Marsters Bids. :":
I Itoscliurff, Or'. O
''- Dlt. J. h. Ct,U)'Y
! U(ioui hl riiysieinn
I Chronfr disf itscs a ppM'i.'it'-. :;
I ''I: flraduato of the Amerifftii :'
School of Osteopathy Klrksville, '
'- Mo. rndr-fouuder of wcience "'
I Dr. A. T. Still.
J -.'f OfTlne Abraham Bid?.
Phono 1691 Rnscbiirg, Ore "
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Solid Gold WntrlifH
(ic.M I'ill.cl i'atlies
Mckd and i'm M tal Watches
Scurf Pius and ItroochcM
Shirt Waist Sets
Belt Pins and 11m hies
A coinpleti; wt of Optical Goods, Col
lar Pins, CotnliH, lint Pins, etc.
Tho Finest and I
UiH in the city,
est IJne of Fnihrel-
Wo Iinvo DlaniondR in FliiRer ItfngH,
. .Slick I'in?, Brooclieti and Watch
Cjikcs
Silverware Wo have the 1'ineMt Lino
Jit Ho tit hern Oregon, In both Pluto
and Sterling.
Comh, Brush mul Mirror HlH, Cut
f.hiKN, ChMkH, Solid Gold und O'old
Filh'd and Silver Thimbles
J. T.BRYAN
THE WATCHMAKER
ROSEBURG, OREGON