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Holiday Goods
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NEW 1909 CROP
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MAPLE SYKUI', Al'l'I.E CIDEIi.
Give Us a Call
A Merry Christmas and Happy New
. Year to Our Many Patrons.
THE ROSE .
PERFUMES
For Christmas Gifts
1 ounce LAZELL'S "PERFECTUS" Violet In elegant Bilk
lined box, $2.75.
2 ounce LAZELL'S VIOLET ELECT In handsome package
$3.73.
1 ounce LAZELL'S "PERPETUS" In beautiful package $2.50
3 mince "LAZELL'S" In silk lined box $:.75.
HUDNOT'S celebrated perfumes in odors Chrysls.
VIOLET EAN DE ESFAGNE, White Rose.Hleliatrope. all In
elegant packages 25c to $1.50.
HUDNOT'S and LAZELL'S Toilet Water BOc to $1.50.
PERFUMES all odors in fancy Japanese boxes 25c to 50c.
CHILDREN'S PERFUMES In all odors, attractive Loxes 25c.
SELECT and fine assortment of military brushes lialr,
brushes, mirrors, safety razors and manicure sets and single at j
ROSEBURG PHARMACY, Inc.
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"For you particular customers who demand the
best groceries, we recommend Folgers Golden Gate
Coffee. " w
It is so good we cannot obtain a better coffee not if vc pai l
SI a pound for it.
KverythinR about Folger's Golden Gate Coffee is perfect, and
we sell it with the positive guarantee that it will please you.
Alton S. Frey
I Winnie Gaddis
I THE PLUMBER
f77fM Skylight Cornices
Agent for Snell
Water Filters. ,
Removes all im
parities. Roseburg Oregon
Phone 233
Heating Ventilating
Phone 2101
MILLWOOD DOINGS.
'hrist mas Kxrrelsos Knjoyod by a
TIip box Boclnl and Xnins tree held
here Thursday night was ti grout suc
cess, notwithstanding tho tncluinon
cy of t ho weather. A very largo crowd
was i)i ftttondanco The exercises
were very amusing and heartily en
joyed by everyone present. Th" tree
was heavily laden with nice presents
which were greatly admired by the
Utile folks, although Santa Claus
met with a very unfortenate acci
dent by being hi the direct pathway
of a larse squash which dropped
from the top of the tree. The bas
kets wei'e disposed of by Hush R
Clarke, the Slh'ex Tongued Artist
and Cabbage King." The baskets
sold at a very high figure and the
proceeds were someA'hat astonish
ing. Seth Clarke attended the dance at
Green Valley Krlday night. 1 "Beta"
you had a good time Seth..
The Germond boys and Chaa.
Rriggs are logging for the Clarke
brothers this winter, who contem
plate a rushing business In spring
and summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Perrln made a busi
ness trip to Umpqua Saturday.
Henry Murphy, "the valley farmer"
and Johnny llucon, "the up river
sturgeon fisherman," wore mingling
with jw.twood people at the social
Thursday night.
Geo. Scott of Umpqua Is visiting
friends In our burg this week. He
says .Millwood Is a strange place and
would like to have it explained to
him, "What a fair maiden's basket
would be worth If a child's basket
I sells for $7."
f Good luck, Charlie, with a long.
happy and prosperous future.
ONK WHO WAS THERE.
TIIR JIIMMXG STKKXGTH
OF MIXUKAL WATKftS
In Cases of Dyspepsia, Rheumatism,
Gout and Nervous Hreukdowu,
Is Marvelous
Upon recent InvestlRatlon hy emln
etn physicians, chemists and scien
tists It ha been demonstrated that
natural, earth flowing mineral waters
are the most beneficial means for the
cuie of organic maladies.
Paso Kobles Hot Spring ars at
this time the point or Interest to most
investigators, a3 rectno occurences
have attracted tho attention of the
thinking world to these springs
One of their chief points of lnter
tst to medical men Is said to he that
which proves that a pre-eminent nc
tlon rests in the waters which flow
from the earth at Paso Robles, Cal
ifornia. Paso Robles Hot Springs are mak
ing cures daily of rheumatism, gout,
stomach trouble, neurotic diseases,
kidney trouble, and general break
down, which proves almost beyond
question to medical men that thore
Is some quality In these waters su
uerior to any In this country and
probably in tho world.
It Is also claimed for Paso Robles
that tho air conditions are perfect. It
He3 in a small valley protected by
mountain ranges; Is 720 feet above
sea level and Is not assailed by too
much Bea moisture or an abnormal
temperature from the hot land winds.
This air condition la thought bv
some to have almost as much to do
with Its cures as the waters them
selves. Tho town like Ml health resorts.
Is filled with bo"rr:,'S houses of all
kinds, so that ;vr y purse will be
pleased. The: n-a hotels for the
rich, where any i.ixury may be had.
Private baths for exclusive patrons
who wish to bo to themselves.
These springs have been known
for centuries, for they were used by
thoalndlan to cure his sick and later
the Franciscan fathers performed
wonderful cures here, but It Is only
recently that tho really marvelous
powers of these waters were made
known to the world at large.
Nearly every form or organic trou
ble is treated at these hot springs,
for the authorities welcome all ex
cept those who have tuberculosis nr
unclean diseases. I' or tne man vie
suffers from overeo""g or from aho-'
nolle excesses there Is -lothing In the
world to equal A w-'ol; pent at Paso
Robles. !t straigb n him out with
a rapidity that Is wo-.ierful, and the
best reconimondr' lor Is thnt they do
away with the tk rv- oraving for stim
ulants because of their peculiar i
soothing effectri upon tho nervous
hyestem.
Truly speaking the study or raso
Robles Hot Springs is one which Is
giving the medical fraternity abroad
and at home much Interest, and is
probably directing more attention
to California than any other of her
natural gifts to man.
A small book, neatly Illustrated,
has been recently published by (he
management tolling uhe story of the
Hot Springs In a most Interesting
manner and giving complete Infor
mation. Send for it, either to Vm.
McMurray, General Pasenger Agent
of the O. R. & N., Portland. Oregon,
or Or. F. W, Sawyer, manager, Paso
Robles, California. ti.
PATIENT IS WKOXCi OM
Denver Doctor Miiki Mistake
llllll '1(1.
Costs
Denver, Dec. 20. Vlslllni? the of
fice of a physician to he treated for a
mild case of headache, and after a
casual KreetinK to be hustled Into an
Inner room, placed on an operating
table, rendered unconscirus by an
an.'sthtlc and then have a serious
operation performed, was tho o,ueer
experience of Kdjrar Iteed. l'J years
old. has JilPt recovered after having
been ill In bed for nearly two months.
It waR all merely a miBUke a case
of mistaken Identity the doctor seid.
and, he settled with the boy for 1200
and an additional sum equivalent to
the time lost while absent from work.
The boy was seriously 111 for ten
wcks
The doctor, a prominent Denver
physician, war expecting another
voiinis man, so the doctor, without
ink I UK questions, look It for ernnted
that Heed was the one to be operated
upon and went ahead with the Job.
Reed, who Is a carpenter, arose the
morning of the day when he was op-
erated upon with a slight headache.
His mother, fearing that it might de
velop Into Mme Illness, advised him
to 8t?0 a doctor,
lie enrered the office and waited
a moment nntil the doctor appeared
from the Inner room.
"How are you this morning?" was
the greeting.
"Feeling pretty bad," the boy re
turned. Without further conversation he
was taken into- the inner room and
prepared for the lal It.
lmvmmt o' '.he jimirI practices of
surgeon, th boy suppose d that , an
examination was merely on tapis, ko
he made no objection. Presently an
anesthetic was administered avd he
sank into unconscloi-sness. .cn he
arose from the table, two hour later,
he was barely able to get home
Hlltl) PITS OIT LIGHTS.
Mvtile Point In ),irk Crime Tangled
in Wire.
The Coos Hay Times says that
Monday night on account of a very
singular accident happening between
the power plant at Johnson's mill
p.nd the city. Karly in tho evening
the lights went out. and nothing that
the management of the plant could
do would cause them to burn and
upon Investigation by W. L. Mast,
It was discovered that a large cranp
had flown against the wires with
uch force and In such a manner as
to throw one wire across the other,
forming a short circuit. Mr. Mast
foiwul the bird 3tlll tangled among
he wires ar-d pretty thoroughly cook
ed. DAXCK AT (.'bIDK.
A dance will be given at Glide on
the evening of Dec. 3t. Good music
has been engaged for the occasion and
a fine supper will bo served,
d-sw-tf COMMITTER
CHINA SAM
Has on display for tho Holidays n
Choice selection of dishes, Including
Imtid painted china Jnpansese and
China dishes In beautiful designs. Al
so a fine lino of silk handkerchiefs,
toys t for the children and some
line Ilrnss ware. Call and make your
selection early. Prices way down and
the goods are tho best to be had.
HKAX'TIFUL VASES
JACKSON STREET
With the Dawn
of the New Year
we wish to take time to extend to
all our friends and customers, who
hnre helped to ninke the closing year
the largest business year we have
ever' enjoyed, a Happy and Prospe
rous New Year.
A. S. HUEY
the Jeweler on Cass St.
After Jan.
our 'store will close at
0::?0 p. in.
THE WATER FRONT
DRY GOODS STORE
Sheridan Street Near Tlie Depot.
Wo don't sell for cost or below
cost but wo will sell right at cost.
If you don't believe It, try ub and
seo. With each dollar's worth of
goods purchased you aro entitled to
a chance on u nice set of sllvorware,
knives, forks, table and teaspoons.
See them in tho window. Como and
see for yourself, don't bo misled by
uny one for you will miss It
D. J. JARVIS
I'ltOntlETOIt.
Roseb u rg
Restaurant
South Side Cass St., Near
Depot.
8TAPI.ETON & PATTKUHON, Props.
OPEN AT ALL HOURS
Leading and bft restsnrsnt in the
city. None bat white people employed
Nothing but the best in the market
jerved. Give lis t trial and be con
vinred.
FULLERTON&RICHARDSON
Near the Depot Cass Street, Telephone 451
Watfffitan's
' (Ideal) f,
FouktgiPenli
snouia oe in every
FULLERTON & RICHARDSON,
Registered Druggists.
The Next Thing
Where are You
, AT THE
ROSEBURG ROCHDALE
For your Groceries, Dry Goods, Gents Furnishings
and Shoes. Why they sell the BEST GOODS
for the LEAST MONEY.
Try Them In Your Order For '
GENTS FURNISHINGS AND SHOES
Groceries is their Specialty, and they will
please you. '
Try Them For Dry Goods
The People's Coopcrativere Store
ROSEBURG ROCHDALE CO.
ed Tag' Clean
up Sale
At the Roseburg Book Store
The Ideal Gift Store
GREAT CLEARANCE SALE
Our large.stock of useful articles must be roducod
by January ist. to make room for now goods. Every
thing marked with u red tag at greatly roducod prices
KVCYCI.OI'KDIA riilt VOL.
Werner's Kncyclopedln, 12 vols., full
leather ijlmllm:; regular $2.50 per
voluiune, red uik sale only
l,Ol:i) I.VTTO.VH WOKKS
Lord l.ytton's Works, 5 vols., cloth
binding: rejiiilar floe per vol., red Iiik
sain only 2."
1111. TIIACKKItV'H WOICKH
Win. M. Thncl ery's Works, 10 vols ,
cloth blndliiK. rcKulitr $1 per vol.,
red tai? sale, only S"J4c
VI-:ilSTI-:it'S DI( TIO.N.MiY
New Census 'Edition, full leather
binding. 5 Indies thick, 1171 papres;
rcKiiluily iells at . red tun sale
only .$;.1S.'S
JOHN HI SM.VS WOltKH.
John Kuskln's Works, 5 vols., cloth
blndlne: ruKulnr CO.; per vol.; red tni;
bale only 'c
MIMTXIIV llltlHIl KKTS
Henulnr $1.60 Military Set, red t.-iK
I'lile onlv IH-
Hi'Kiii.-ir $2.00 Military Set, red ta
sale only $1.1!."
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There will be no let up to the aggressiveness
of this store. Sale begins Tuesday, Dec. 28th. and
continues until Saturday night, Jan. 1.
ROSEBURG BOOK STORE
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mmm A
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pocket y
on the Bill of Fare
Going to Trade?
Toilet sets Beautiful Craft
Wood, Mirror, Brush, Comb
Hei!iilar $.1.00 not, red till? sale
only ftjfo
JteRiihir $5.00 Set, red Iiik sale
only tCJ-TO
KoRtilnr $G.00 Sot, red tn "alo
only 1.00
ItoKiiIar $7.00 Set, red tug sale
only $t.50
DRESSED DOLLS
Uemilar
only ..
doll, red tag
Sale
lSc
RcKiilar $1.00 doll,
only
ltcKiiliir Cf.e doll.
red tnf; sale
BOc
red tag sale
only
:if)c
Iti'Kiilur Jl.lr. and $2.00 dolls, red
t.-iK sale only 08c
KeKiilar 75c dolls, red tag sale
only ..3c
Iti'Kiilar $3.00 doll, red tag sale
onlv $1.34
ltei;ular $:1.00 Military Set, red tar;
sale only $IJW