THK KVEJVIXO NEWS TIKSIMY. DlOCKMifKU 21, IWW
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LOCAL NEWS.
Mil Mnrslors, uf Looking GIubh. Ik
a visitor Jn the city today.
Try one of thote Snell filters will
rtt any faucet- Seo Wlnnlo Gaddis,
the plumber, tf.
Annie Mctlee loft for San Krunclsro
this morning whore she will spend'
about two wocks vlfdtlng friends. .
Kolu DilppH returned to tier home
zii. iJlllard liifK morning after a brief
vii;tt lit Ihe homo of her hister, Mrs.
Jo(!)Ii Siieildmi, In 1Mb city.
J. H. RIiIm ! retunrd to Ms home
Sit Hlddl'- thh morning after a brief
visit ul t; how oi !ils son, 1. II.
Jtiddle In i, city.
Just root v. . d Another shipment I
f the fjunoiis "Iiht Korever" hos-1
Jery, A written puaiunt'-H with overy
Iialr. Sold only by Tho Fair. tf.
L K. Star liter, who is employed In
the local K'niihern Pacific machine j
yhops. vmi' lo Anlant Mils morning ,
where he will visit frlendn and rela-I
tlveH. !
Mrs. V. II. Pease h-H for Sun Fran-'
cIhco this tmiihlng where she will I
upend Inn holiday!-, with rehti lve.
Win, I'ense formerly 1 Hld"d at the
:miromla ciiy.
In order to accomodate our custo
mers who are unable to do th"ir
Xmas slMppink In day lime, we will
keep onr store open evenings until
Xmas. firnves Art Kmnorliim. tf.
Krank Mrown left for Collins
ttprirgn. Washington, this morning
where he will spend several we-rks
In hope of regaining his health which
i:ih h'jcn impaired for re vera 1 monOi
1 ..' , . ...i..' lino
liny, u;iiH in f.' 1 ii 1 it Jiie mi 11111
for the iiote, but how about yotiri
"wife. Wouldn't she be pleased to I
iavo some of thorn? swell fixtures for
Headquarters for Holiday goods !
Is at tho Koscburg Hook Store. tr. j q
C T. Colt went to Sutherlln thinly
morning to look after business mai- wj
tors. j
Tho bout oox ncnrectlontry, j M
"Lowney's" fresh at tho KoBuburg
Dook Store. tf. f O
I). C. IM titer, the real estate man, ,
went to Yoncalla this morning to j
attend business matters. j fe
Tho members of the University j
(Jleo and Mandolin Club left for j
Grant; I'ass this morning where they j
appear this evening. 1 pq
For Men. There is no beter shoe ftj
made than tho celebrated "J. K
Tilt," which 1b to be found at the
Mlllfkln Shoe Store. And for heavy
wear there Is nothing et 11 a 1 to the
'United Workman Shoe." dt-f.
f. O. Mcf.llvray returned home
Wednesday evening alter a month's
aojonin In California, where ho went
on account of hfs health Mont of
the time was spent at lOlsInone, In
the southern part ef the state. He
fays lift feels much Improved. -Can-yoi'ville
Kcho.
Snyder and (ire enflnld, the parties
who were arrest d by Marshal liuff
man la to yesterday afternoon while
engaged In flHlc encounter In the
vicinity or Smith's livery ham, were
arraigned before City Recorder Or
cntt this morning. I'pon entering a
plea of guilty Snyder was fined In
the sum of $15, while nis pal. Green-,
field, was ftsseHsed the usual 10 fine. ,
j Itoth men will attempt to satisfy (lie
criier 111:11. 1 11. j uiiij en juy
Ihefr freedom.
Mr. A- W. Shoemaker, an ex per-,
'enced groceryinan from Seattle, 11 c- '
Iconipanled by ys family, arrived in1
ImnresKed with the business outlook
hero t hat ho decided to open up a
store. Tills new business, enterprise 1
will beat the Intersection (if Winches-!
n ..1 iiiu north nf (lie I leer Creek hrldtrn. Mr.
' Shoemaker has secured a five year
lease 011 the ground from Al Greason,
Xmas Belts
35c grade
25c
ner hum . now ..1 muj l iiiii'm j , (h (.jy ft f(,w .yH )(J,(( waH H(
Harry W. Clarke, who for some
time has acted as night clerk at (he
Hoffman House, Is a veteran "knight
if the grip" and for 42 consecutive
veins he traveled Ir
United Slates, selling goods on t he I
end. About, five years ago he con-
t'liie' ii" v i in 111 mr ( nun .i
, , . . . . 1 huu ine largo iwi) siorv more niiiiu- 1 1 j
ettln down o a less strenuous and . )(HV f.ff1(s ftt t,,p rnPnoP ffl
unlet life He has begun to chafe ()f .,jl(.ItH0I1 aml Commercial streets. ! H
Milder reslr.'tlut, however, and longs ,..m 1., 1 ( .t 1... ....
lo get Into the harness aga n. About J(t ((m,0 C()tffitorH ire now asce--1
he first or the vea. he will go back j t:ihl,I1K ,h(? (.(yM ,t ,,, wt.k fni(, ,,H,
f.n Ihe road as he represnnlativo of ; hllM(lhlK wn, ,f0 OI1 thp ni()VO M,fn.fl
the I'eck At. Whiptdo company f nlft ..,!, iu m,i ti. uiwutt.i-ii. ui
weisiueni, hi iiMMiiiii iim;i in. Mini v 11 1
:c.ell their whips and lashes covering
the states of Oregon, Wash In gf on
und Idaho, lieslden being a veteran
on Ihe road, Mr Clarke is a veteran
if th' civil war and saw hard service
In the ,irmy of Potomac and with
Sherman on tho march to (he sea
51B a member of-the Ninth Pennsylva
ilii cavalry. He was 7ti years of
Tigo'last July, but does not look to be
7i flay over r5. and Is active as half
ho voting fel lows who t ravel t he
road. Here's wishing him manv
more years of active service and
abundant success In his work. Ku
vrne Register. Harry Clarke is well
known In this cltv. In spent about
one year at Ihe Soldiers' Home and
wb later employed as night clerk at
the Rosebuig hotel. Needless to say,
this many frleiidH wish him much sue- 1
rr-HH In his lain venture.
carry a complete stfick or groceries.
Tbo-'e new husinefs ent nirirtes are
but "straws" which show how Hose
bnrg Is growing.
TURKEYRAISERS
TAKE NOTICE
I am In Uiq nutrkot to buy
vour tiirkv8 fur tlto Christmas
tnulo at die HIOnKKT MAll
KET I'hK'IO. Ik' Biiro and huo
me before you noil.
AI.TOX S. KREY. OltOCEIl.
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THE STORE THAT SERVS YOU BEST.
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SATISFACTION OR YOUR MONEY BACK
McCal!
Patterns
Xmas Sale of Silk Kimonas
$25.00 coat .
$20.00 COAT .
$15.00 COAT ....
$10.00 COAT ....
...$16.50
... $12.50
.. $ 8.50
.. S 6.00
CLOTHES OF QUALITY AWAIT
YOU HERE.
The straightest and sur
est road to good Clothes
the best Clothes brings
you here.
If you frequent any of tho "by
paths" you'll bo apt to lose your
self in tho tangle of misleading
"l!ari;uins."
Whatever we do ia well done
wjiau'ver we uuy is weit enosen
j y "iiiiiilj lii uiu uiyai null lll'llWli
1 Clothes satisfaction and effect.
There are many other places to
Imy I'lothes, to he sure - hut you'll
ti ml tha the best is always hero.
These cluthes are made for us
by the .Stein lilock Co. and havij
Adle'r, two of the greatest Tailor
organizations in the world. Kvery
Suit we sell is sold with an ab
solute guarantee of Satisfaction
or your M iney refunded or a new
ruit in return.
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I. ABRAHAM
Remember cjuality is tho truo
test of cheapness. By our good
Clothes you shall know us.
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THEY ARE MADE OF JAP SILKS, QUILTED
AND LINED WITH COTTON. MAKE
ADMIRABLE XMAS GIFT
' Xmas Sale $1.50 Men's Shirts $1.00
Men'tj (IraFit nhirfp in mat etyje, colored and white, pleated front p.tfl A A
Htrauhft ruffs. Special ))IUU
Xmas Sale Childrens Fur Sets $2.50
' CliililrtMia fur nets in different stylet, muffs And neck pieces ?0 CA
Si.frinl y.D)
Xmas Sale $1.00 & 75c Doils 50c
Xnise bhIb alt dolls Morth from 75 cents to $1.00
Hppcial .'
50c
Xmas Sale $2.00 Petticoats $1.50
Genuine tieaiherhlooin petticoats, Rood and full, well made M CA
extra ppecial )ltJv
Xmas Sale $2.00 Waists $1.25
Xmas sale women's tailored waisti, all styles nnd qnaliiiea,
Kond patferni". hii wniie tiept vatnef, Hpeciai..
$1.25
Xmas Sale 75c Silk Gloves 50c
Women's black, tan, white and urey, double tip fingers
Snerinl pale
50c
Xmas Sale
Women's Uunderwear $1.50
Values 98c
98c
Women's Ouetta underwear in cream and grey, regular f 1.50
value. Hpeciai. . . ,
Xmas Sale Kid Gloves $1.50 Grade $1.00
XmftH Bale nf woiimn'tt kid gloves iu prey, tan, black and white df A
Special jI.Uu
THE NEW YORK STORE THE NEW YORK STORE THE NEW YORK STORE THE NEW YORK STORE
Winnie Gaddis
THE PLUMBER
ifetS Skylight Cornices
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Affent for Sncll
Water Filters.
Removes all impurities.
Phone 2101
Roseburg - Oregon
local m:vs.
Mrs. O. C. Brown went to V.'iUuir
thin Hllcnio')u to vfylt frl.nds.
I'rcd liyrou, of Onkluntl, In a visit
or In tin city this iirt'Tiiomi.
A. h. Duvlson. of OiildiMiu, is a
husincH; visitor in tho city today.
St. RckIs Indian basknta, 5 cents
and up, tit tho Itosuburg Hook Store. tf
Tim feheii has rcyliu'd his pnsi
lion as nlylit clerk at the Hosohnrg
hotel.
(.looter Q'lii.c. rf Uiddlo, If attend
ing to b lsiuesa rnatio'H in this ci ty
I today.
I'cmleM hutiiei.in went to oaKhtuu
this inornln to spend 11 few il-tys
vlslthm fvicndM.
Al Mushnell r:id wife and M. L.
llushnell. of Ten ..lile, were visitors
I in the city todav.
I Clifford Howard and Pale Stewart,
I of Ten Mile, wero In town today doing
j r.oine Christinas shopping
j NotbliiK Is too pood for ihe Uriah,
I for the county. Use the best, as it
! Is the cheapest In the l6nc run. See
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I fl. J. Wilson, of Canyonvllle,
vt v (Ml h -"-e this iilleritnoH. lie ex
j pects to move his family hero in
1 about three weeks.
! l-'ree: 10 cent. pneknRO Conkey's
1 I.ayliiK T onlc, also r i cent Poultry
! I look. HrlnR ad to MarstiM's Drug
( oinpuny. My mall ( cents.
The funeral rf the bite. (Jrotn
Kohlhanen was h.ehl at the I'reshyte-
I rlan church this afterr.ociM. Hov.
I Murkhart. offlrlatiUK. interment oc
i furred at the I. O. (). K. cemet'-rv.
Attorney A. . Orcutt wen: tt You-
j fa Hi. this ni-H-niiiK to look after legal
i mailers. He. expects to go to Saloni
j tomorrow, at which place he will ai
Ktie a case before the supreme court
. .1. W. ,ewlaHl and sistr. Ilea, aro
In the city for a day or two. Thy
- came to hum I their sister, Mrs. Cams
of North Powder, Ore., who wilt
' snemi Christmas at her home in Ten
Mile.
Xmn will soon bo on hand, pood
cheer for all. Have some nice
pieces laid away for Father. Mother.
Wife, Sister or Sweetheart. A good
pi. to of furniture. Is a loy forever.
Plenty of them at Itice, & Ktco, the
house furnishers.
Klder K. S. Hunch, president of the
Western Oregon Conference of the
Seventh-day Adventlsts church, came
In from Coos county via the overland
route yesterday, nnd this morning
took the northbound train for Port
land. Next Krlday ntght the Sundnv
hcbool of the Presbyterian church
will give a Christmas tro" entertain
ment nnd cantata. The exercises will
begin promptly nt 7.:i0 orlofl, and
n the young people h ive clvon con
siderable time to arranging a pro
gram wrrthy -f Mie ocra'ou. a very
interesting nt m.iy tie looked for.
The splendid new rtrirch affords seat
ing room for several hundred, but
lnce the public Is cmPally invited to
attend this social affair, the building
will doubtless bo taxed to Brrcmmo
date the friends of the Sui dry school,
who will be piosent. ' '
LOCAL XKWS.
A. J. Dearllng, of Oakland, is at
tending business matters In tho o'ty
today.
Itcviv.il siM vices continue at U. Ti.
Ch.ircb. Much inter at is manifested.
Services every evening at 7 o'clock.
A hearty invitation to all.
V. H. Coates and three daughters.
Misses Grace, Hertha and Leatlm, of
Ten Mile, spent today in the city, at
tending to huiii'sa matters and do
ing their Christmas shopping.
Indian baskets, birch Park, sweet
grass and porcupine, quill work made
by St. liegis, Mohawks, Iroquois and
other tribes, for sale at Rosehurg
Hook Store. These arc pretty goods
at pleasing nricos. tf.
VA l l( ii-,.,. Gl'AlEDKUKX.
Iteeent Order Issued to Make Hotter
Murks men.'
Portland Journal: With the end
in view of bringing about a marked
improvement in the marksmanship of
the Oregon National guard. Adjutant
General W. K. Klnzer has issued an
order directing compnny commanders
to devote a considerable portion of
the time at each weekly drill during
January. February, March and April
to instruction in the use of the sights
and to practice of the various aiming
exercises as laid down in the small
anna firing regulations.
The order specially directs that all
recruits and all men who have not
developed as good shots during past
seasons shall be given the maximum
of Instruction in sighting and aiming.
Attention is directed to regular gal
lery practice as a means of making
ihe guardsmen efficient in marks
manship, the company commanders
are advised thct the Instruction of
the men during the next four months
shou'd be so thorough that every
guardsman who goes on tho range
during ihe 1910 encampments will
understand how to hold his rifle and
how to use the sights intellig?ntlv.
.
D0II3, toys, books, Christmas tree
ornaments, Christmas and New Year
postals, tags, stickers and all kinds
of Holiday goods at The Fair. tf.
Be wise Read The News.
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
Solid Gold Watches
(iulil Filled Wnlc hcs
Xli kel and Gun Jfetal Watches
Scarf Ins and Brooches
Shirt Waist Sets
licit Pins and Duckies
A complete? sot of Optlcnl Goods, Col
lar Pins, Combs, Hat Pins, etc
Tho Finest nnd Best Line of I'mbrel
las in tho city. ,
Wo have Diamonds In Finger Rings,
. .Stick Pins, Brooches and Watch
Cases
Silverware We have the Finest Lino
In Southern Oregon, In both Plate
and Sterling.
Comb, Brush and Mirror Sets, Cut
Glass, Clocks, Solid Gold and Gold
Filled and Silver Thimbles
J.T.BRYAN
THE WATCHMAKER
ROSEBURG, OREGON
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