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FRIDAY-SATURDAY SPECIALS
Unequaled Values are being offered you for this 2 days shopping. We'll be glad to show you. Begin buying now for
school days. You can save money.
Men's Knit Underwear -
50c Grade Special 35c
Men's summer undeiwearin a good grade of Balbriggan,
also pink and brovm derby underwear, suinmerOCp
clearance at special OOK,
Special Sale $1.50 Percaline and
Hydegrade Petticoats on Sale Special 98c
A new lot of fancy colored percaline petticoats, em
broidered flounce; also some plain black percaline and
Hydegrade materials all placed in one great lot atQQp
the very special price "OC
Women's Silk Hose Regular
$1.50 Values Special 98c
Women's high grade thread silk hose made with
double heel and toe, heavy elastic garter top, a.
great value in black, tau and light blue, special ..
98c
Regular Selling Values to
$10.00 Lingerie Dresses $3.98
Beautiful white and light blue one-piece lingerie dress
es in a variety of styles and cloths, very beautifully
made with laces and embroideries, very rareJ0 AO
values at special pO."0
On Sale Regular 50c Linen Hem
stitched Squares Special I9c
Plain Linen hemsti ched' squares, size iSxiS, andA
24x24 a good grade. linen cloth at special, each, lYC
Values to $25.00 High Grade
Tailored Suits $10.00
Your opportunity to secure a high grade suit at a very
Binall cost; a special' clean-up of all suits exceptdMA
black and blue at very special price )IU
New Dutch Collars 15c
A big assortment of dutch collars all kinds and styles;
some have jabots made of dotted swiss embroidery C
and lacy effects, 25c values special IDC
Big Clearance in all Departments.
Buy Now and Get Great Values.
Every Day is a Sale Day Here
LOCAL XlftVS.
' Mm, 'red Slowurt has accepted
position at The NewYork atore.
Mrs. (Joorgo Matthews, of HitKtoa,
came to the city last evening to con
salt Willi Dr. E. V. Hoover.
LOCAL NKW8.
Huv. A. O. Vernon and Jeff Wil
liams were unions the Looking GIhhh
i hi torn In the clly yeHterday.
Hon. J. H. Kddy, land a sent for
the Hnutlierii I'ucille Oompany, Ik
cpondliiK a couple or dnyt In the city
iittendlnK to Imnlness mat tern.
J. .1. (illilam, or tlie Dior creuk
I. I). Self, who recently arrived country, Is preparlriK to show a lot
Jhero from Texas, Utft for Anlatif this of line stock ut the coining district
morning whmo he will bo employed fall".
in a Inmhor mill, I "
I Mrs. A. C Seely and child went to
Hoy McClnllon, or ho McClallcn Myrtle t'rei-k this morning to spend
Yiottil, left for Marshfield yesterday. inn iay at the home of the former's
mhiiro he will spend several days
vlidttng with friends.
Mr. and Mrs, A., f. Kelly, of Co
oulllo City, passed through the clly
this morning enroule to St. Martin's
Springs, Washington, where the for
mer will receive treatment for rheu
matism. William II, Son. a well known lo
cal resident, has filed salt Tor dlvoce
In the circuit court, against his wife,
IVHu Son. Thn plaintiff alleges that
lie and his wile were married in Tex
as inaiiy years ago, .and that in the
year 1 S !2 she deserted without even
uk much as Informing him as to
bn-e she was gnlng. Mr. Son asks
for a divorce and such other relief
the ronrt may deem advisable1
parents.
Miss Kcho Gaddis, of the Douglas
County Creamery, went to Oakland
this morning to look after business
interests.
Or, and Mrs. Callaway, who spent
a couple of weeks In San Krancisco.
are home agalu. White absent from
ItoBcburg the doctor attended the
Ostcopul hlc convention In San Fran
cisco, and Mrs. Callaway devoted
much of her time in visiting the ex
tensive millinery establishments
there with a view to getting in
touch with the latest styles and fads
In feminine wear, and during the
coming season will again be con
nected with, the millinery depart
ment nf The Kntr In this cltv.
It Certainly
is a
Fact
that no other drug store in the city has shown the
rapid rate of growth that this one has and the rea
son is simply this I have always tried to make a
friend of every one of my customers, have always
watched and studied their wants constantly in
order to mahe my drugstore service as nearly
perfect as possible.
I have added every accommodation and con
venience that could possibly be of any benefit to
my customers and the fact that my business is
rapidly increasing' is proof conclusive that my ef
forts have been appreciated.
Can't I count on you to help maKe this store
The Biggest Little Drug
Store in Town
ROSEBURG PHARMACY, Inc.
S. E. KROHN. Manager
Roseburg, Oregon
local m:vs.
Lace curtains and curtain goods
below cost at The Fair Store. tf
All post cards 1c each at The 1
Store, best assortment In town
LOCAL A'KWS.
Hay In any quantity that you may
desire delivered at your barn. Phone
your orders to the North Side Gro
cery, Main 26:13. d-tf
Attorney Elbert Hermann and Jo
seph Micelll returned from Portland
this morning after spending a day
at that city attending to business
matters.
Hay Rounds, an employ at the
Kosehurg hotel underwent an oper
ation yesterday. I)r, Hoover was
the attending physician.
Mrs. F. Hurkbolder. of Cociullle
City, passed through the city tills
morning enroute to Portland where
she will spend some time visiting
mends and relatives.
Claud Kidder, formerly engaged In
the abstract business In this city,
but of late of Coqulile, Oregon, is
spending a few days In the city
attending to business matters.
Miss Vera Carr, for the past few
months stenographer at the Rose
burg Commercial Club, has resigned
her position, and will leave on Sep
tember 1 for Seattle, Wash. Miss
i Carr has won many friends since
coming to Roseburg and will be tnlss
, ed among the younger set.
Pen ine & Walker, real estate deal-
ei'n In this city, are In receipt of a
1 letter from a party In Cuba who Is
i anxious to know more of this ravored
section or Oregon, an-, the man
way down in Cuba read Perrlne &
Walker's advertisement in The News.
I We mention this fact to show what a
wide circulation The News has, and
i that advertising in these columns
j pays.
James A. Sterling, pioneer of
, Douglas county mid former county
j assessor, died at his home, at Drain.
: yeHterday morning after an illness
! or several months, lie was (12 years
j of age. He leaves a widow and
I two sons. Paul Sterltng, railroad
: agent nt Myrtle I'olnr, nnrt Kdwin,
J residing at home. A Mop son and
1 three step daughters also survive the
' defeased. The funeral was hold nt
! Drain Inst evening. Interment oc
; mi-ring at the Odd Fellows' ceme
tery. I George Wesley Morris .r.s filed a
j suit for divorce in the circuit court
f against his wife. Marietta Morris.
The plaintiff alleges that he and his
wife were married In Lake rountv.
California, on August 31. lnr. iind
i that seven years a go she left h is
1 home without provocation. Before
i going, the plaintiff declares, she re
! marked that she Intended to leave
him and would never return. The
. plaintiff nsks for a decree and the
custody tif the minor child. The
plaintiff Is represented by Altornevs
i i aniweu i atson.
In all probability another warrant
of arrest will be Issued against Max
Weiss, proprietor of the local "cold
; storage", this evening or tomorrow.
; charging him with violating the local
option laws now in effect in Douulas
county. Fortunately. Marshal Huff.
I man chanced to be in the vicinity of
the storage plant short I v after fi
j o'clock yesterday afternoon, when be
noticed a well known carpented by
', the name of Sun emerge from the
j resort with his pockets well tilled
' With the qtiestiuV-ih-le fluid. Accost
ing Sun. Marshal Huffman ordered
him to produce the goods, and he did.
handing the officer three well tilled
bottles, nil labeled. "Salem's Hest".
j Questioned relative to where he nb
: tallied the beer. Sun said that it had
: been given to him by n friend, hut
j later weakened under the strain of
continual Interrogation, and admitted
that he had secured the nroduct from
Max Weiss In person. Marshal Huff
man took the beer to District At
torney Brown's office where it will,
remain until Mich time as It Is Intro-j
duced In evidence
Douglas county Creamery butter,
the best In tho laud, can be had of
your grocer at 85 cents the roll. De
mand your homo product and accept
no other. Butter fat 35 cents. dtf
Dall stage line tc Myrtio Poln
for passengers only. Reduced rates,
four horse stock and careful driv
ers. Stage leaves Farmers Real
Kstate office at 6:30 A. M. d-nl3
Judge Hamilton returned from Ya
q a ina flay this morning where he
spent the past two weeks. Mr. Ham
ilton's family will remuln at the sea
shore for several weeks, the climate
being excellent In that locality.
Mrs. Mary A. Stephens, of Port
land, arrived in the city this morn
lug to spend about ten days visit
ing with friends. Mrs. Stephens re
sided in Roseburg over 15 years
ago, and needless to say that she
notices many substantial improve
ments. ,
Mrs. Ada Wallace rnruh, state
president Oregon Y.omehs Christian
Temperauce Union, will speak in Kd
enhower church Sunday evening,
August 14. Mrs. Unruh Is an elo
quent speaker and all who hear her
will be well entertained and instruct
ed. Kveryone should make a special
effort to hear her. d-al3
Kdward Singleton announced this
morning that he will be a candidate
for the office of constable, subject to
the will of the democrat voters of ,
Deer Creek precinct, at the primary,
election to be held in September.'
Mr. Singleton is quite well known
in this locality and will no doubt
poll a subsantial vote. In the event
of his success nt the primary elec
tion he will probably oppose D. .T.
Jnrvis, the republican candidate, at
the November election. -
Morris Lancaster has sold his flue
150 aero ranch In Looking Glass
Valley to Kdward Warren, of For
syth. Montana. Mr. Warren has a
good position In Forsyth. Montana,
and can not arrange his business so
as to move to his ranch at present
so will lease it for the coming year.
Mr. Warren expresses himself as
being pleased with his new home and
the surrounding country about Rose
burg and looks anxiously forward
to the time when he will move on to
his newly acquired home. The deal
was consummated through the Per
rlne & Walker real estate firm.
Dr. Wade, a well known Drain
physician, has filed his declaration
of becoming a candidate for repre
sentative from Douglas county, sub
ject to the will of the republican
voters at the primary election to be
held In September. Mr. Wade declares
among other things that he is not
in sympnthy with the assembly plan,
but seeks the nomination as a direct
primary candidate. That Mr. Wade
will meet with considerable opposi
tion In Roseburg and vicinity appears
evident inasmuch as he is alleged to
have Informed local citizens yester
day that the voters of Douglas coun
ty were not inclined to elect "in
experienced hoys" to the represen
tative offices, referring as he did to
(leorgo Wixson. of Myrtle Creek;
Georgo Jones and George Neuner, of
of Yoncalla. The four young men
Roseburg. and Benjamin Huntington.
nbove mentioned resent Mr. Wade's
insinuation, and believe that they are
as competent to look after the inter
ests of Douglas county s voters as he
C. L. Swirt. of Boise. Idaho, Is
spending a few days In the city in
vestigating the proposlt ion of es
tablishing a cannery somewhere In
Douglas county. When" interviewed
by a News representative this morn
ing Mr. Swift said that he preferred
to locate in the vicinity of Myrtle
Creek, Inasmuch as the larger and
more Important orchards were In
that locality. It is Mr. Swift s in
tention to call a special meeting of
the Roseburg Commercial Club at
some future date for the purpose of
presenting his plans to the club. He
says that he ak8 neither money or
land, but wishes the co-operation
of the fruit urowers in making the
venture success. I
Henry Easton
DEALER IN
Staple and Fancy
GROCERIES
Telephone 263
344 N. Jackson St.
Special
POST CARDS
$1.00 PER DOZ.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY
Clark & Clark's Studio
BURKS BIG
UNCLE TOM'S CABIN COMPANY
A MAMMOTH AMUSEMENT ENTERPRISE
Under a Palace Pavilion Theatre 70 People Engaged
The .Largest Pack of Siberian BlcoJ Hounds More
Vaudeville Features than any other Show of its Kind
WATCH FOR THE BIG FREE STREET PARADE
ROSEBURG, MONDAY, AUGUST 15
Afternoon and Night
2 CRAND FREE EXHIBITIONS AT SHOW CROUNDS 2 AND 7:30 P.M.
SHOW GROUNDS NEAR THE DEPOT
We Repair Everything
Electrical
that needs attention as well as
Boll you apparatus. Furthermore
we attend to repairs promptly
(on 'phone order It you like) and
you wont need to sound your
burglar alarm when you get our
bill. Need anything in our line.
. G. L. PRIOR
15 X. Jackson St. Roseburg, Or
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