THE EVENING NEWS,
MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1910.
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Diamonds
Make a Merry Xmas
In all the realm of Christmas Gifts, there's nothing that
quite takes the place of jewelry. Only a few days until Xmas
'Jlio variety of appropriate Holiday Gllta here if ast wishing choice, caplivatlnr patterns ol huh grade
wares, onipriniitu tho latent rrpatlom "he urnst EXCLUSIVE desiRiia the market afford b. II you wait
aomethliiK that's rieslrahin, yet Inexpensive, yon can linil that something here or il you waat a more expensive
gilt, there nre plenty of thorn also. Every tiling shown is strictly new an I yoo can depend upon the iuality aa
belnif HKI.IAIII.E IN EVERY IIESPECT.
Buying Direct from Manufacturers, We Save You the Middleman's Profit
KichneH, Klegance, Serviceableness, charcterizes every article sold here, no matter what the price
LOCAL NEWS.
LOCAL NEWS.
iiOIi NEWS.
A friend In need la a friend Indeed. I Representative Benjamin Hunting
Davis Lone Star Washer la the ladies , ton. Jr., of Drain, spent last even
friend on wach day.. dsw j Ing in the city visiting with friends. I
Asher Ireland left for Portland last I E. P. Drew, of Yoncalla, was a i
(I 7i, Scllrl llil.l, mat l' arti. un- 12 73 K"II1 l'l SI". 76 UK SolfdQold 11.00 Bolll Gold'
uintmclea la cnlom, UotnRli (told llriatit Hlxuet Floe Full Cut Wain- Kone aud Koman
FltilMli. rlinU'lulue Altacliiuuiit. Itone FlDlHh. momt, a Blazing Uera Gold fiulin.
13.75 Bolld Gold
Genuine Hapntilre
ItoM Gold finish.
STORE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL XMAS
Large New Illustrated Catalogue Free Hend us your name and address on a postal card and we will mail
at once uur new uataloiftir.
Mail Orders Promptly Filled luything picture J here forwardod immediately, postage prepai 1, on re
coipt of the price and delivery puaranteeil.
Every article sold is fully guaranteed, and we'll cheerfully refund money if
any article purchased does not prove just as represented
AO 1 1 I I V ROSEBURG'S LEADING JEWELER
. O. I V LJLL I , CASS STREET
IXICAL NEWS.
Ladlefl llnd nur neckwear flno for
Christmas nlfts. We still have a
flno lino to snloct from. Rosehurg
llenuty Parlors.
Dan Cnlklns, a veteran of the Civil
war, arrived In the city from Grunts
I am this afternoon to enter tho Sol
diers Homo. The ukoiI man Is quite
feohlo and was admitted to the Insti
tution upon reqiKist of County Judge
the olllclals' attention t ,a condl-
LOCAIj NEWS.
Call up the Ilosohnrg Croamory
for frosh cream. Delivered to all
parts of the city. Phono 340. dtf
W. A. Iltirr, the Deer Creek farm
or, Is spending the day In town at
tending to business matters and vis
itlnu with friends.
Attornoy C. I, Lenvengood nnd
wife arrived in the city this after
noon from Myrtlo Creek to spend a
couple of days attending to business
mutters nnd visiting with friends.
LOCAL NEWS.
Edward LaDrlo, of Umpqua, spent
the morning In town attending to
business matters.
George Marsh, of Looking Glass,
is spending the day In Hoseburg vis
iting with friends and looking after
business interests.
A fow pattern and tailored hats
loft at big bargains. Also the finest
assortment of ladles scarfs for Christ
mas, nt J. A. Porry's Millinery and
I.ndles Toggery. df
$5.00 Hand Bag's $2.15
$3.50 Hand Bugs $1.68
$2.50 Hand Bag's $1.17
$7.50 Hand Bag's $3.20
SPECIAL SALE
Ladies' Hand Bags
AND
Gentlemen's All Leather
Pocket Books
AT
Fullerton & Richardson's
Cass Street
Drug Store
Near the S. 1 Depot
ROSEBURG
Scores of fine All Leather Hand Bags, all leather
lined' coin pursc'inside, new stock. Prices less than tl
coast wholesale prices. See them.
le
evening where he will spend a few
uays visiting witn mends and attend
ing to business matters.
Mrs. John Mullen left for Walla
Walla, Wash., yesterday morning to
spend Christmas at the home of rela
tives.
Deputy Sheriff C. L. Hamilton, of
Oakland, returned home yesterday
morning after a day Bpent In this
city attending to business matters.
Mrs. J. C. Mf-Ennls left for her
home at White Salmon, Wash., this
morning after a brief visit at the
home of Mrs. J. C. Hume in this
city.
hock springs coal. No asn, no
refuse. Clean and economical
I.eavo orders at the Uoseburg Na
tional Bank or Page Investment
Company. dsw-tf
Manager Murray, of the local office
or the Pacific States Telephone Com
pany, leaves for Portland this even
ing to Hpend a few days looking af
ter uusiness matters.-.
; -J. W. Wright, local Southern! Pa
cific agent, returned from Portland
this morning after spending a couple
of days at thatVcItvUending to
business matters connected with his
official duties.
neri Sutherland, bookkeeper at
the local office of the water and light
company, leaves for Portland this
ovenlng where ho will appear as a
witness in me case or Mrs. Henry
r.usiuu vs nenoail tiros.
We have no enual the onlv wash
er in ine worm tnat will bring
clothes out of the water when clean
all ready for the wringer. Davis Lone
,-tnr vvasner. Office 119 Sheridan
street. Phone 81. dsw
Mr. and Mrs. H. Halkyer, who
have resided here for the past eight
monuis. leit ror Albany thiB after
noon where they expect to reside per
manently. Mr. Halkyer is employed
as brakeman by the Southern Pacific
railroad company,
The members of the Bnptist Home
Missionary Society will meet at the
nome or Mrs. o. P. Coshow,
t.ast Lnnq street, Thursday after
noon. A special programme has
been arranged for the occnslon and
it Is urged that every member at
tend. County School Superintendent
Thurmnn Chaney left for Portland
this morning where ho will spend a
few days In attendance at the annual
convention of the county school sup
erintendents of the state. The meet
ing convenes at Portland tomorrow
nnd will not adjourn until late In
the week.
The nnnttal meeting of Hoseburg
nose Club will bo held at the Rose
burg Commercial Club rooms at 8
o'clock Wednesday evening. Presi
dent H. T. McClallen urges that every
member of the organization attend
this meeting as there are several
very important matters scheduled
for consideration, among them be
ing tho election of officers.
Stop, look, listen It touches the
spot. See It wash tho collars on a
bunch of shirts without washing the
other pnrt of the garments, at the
s-.nie time, and when clean will
bring them out of the water ready
lor tho wringer. See It work anil
ho convinced. It spenks for itself,
vou he the Judge. Men wnnted. So"
'he Inventor, J. W. Davis, Jr., 119
Sherld-.tn street, Hoseburg. dsw
business visitor in Rosehurg yester
day.
Not bow cheap, but how good.
R. F. Dixon, of Dlionville, left for
Sacramento, Cal., yesterday morning
where he goes to spend the remain
der of the winter.
Some splendid bargains yet
hand painted chlna
ty Parlor.
-Rosehurg Beair-
We have everything for Xmas pres
'0 I Knt that vou ever heard tell of. Our
William Kent, of Dillard, was a
visitor In Rosehurg for a few hours
yesterday.
Attorney George Neuner spent yes
terday afternoon at Drain visiting
with friends.
Mrs. S. Briggs and W. H. Wright,
both residents of Myrtle Creek, spent
yesterday in Rosehurg.
Dr. E. V. Hoover was called to
Camas Valley this morning to at
tend Peter Martlndale who is said to
he very 111 at his home near that
place.
Black walnuts, shell-bark hickory
nuts, pine nuts, chestnuts, pecans, al
monds, English walnuts, Brazil nuts,
doughnuts and all other kinds of
nuts at the Rochdale.
Robert, connor left for Klamath
Falls yesterday morning where ho
expects to spend a couple of weeks
looking after business matters and
visiting with friends.
Touglas County Creamery butter,
the best In the land, can be had of
your grocer at 90 cents the roll. De
mand your home product and accept
no other. Butter fat 38 cents. dtf
R. B. Matthews, wife and dauehter
have returned from Portland where
they spent the past few days visiting
with friends. Mr. Matthews reports
uusiness very good at tne metropolis,
ChrlstmaB activity being evident on
every hand.
Bulk pickles Plain sour, Dill,
Heinz plain sweet and sweet mixed
pickles; ripe, green and stuffed
olives. Everything that's best in the
bottled goods and last hut not least
that good old style German saur
kraut, at the Rochdale.
The three year old dauehter of
George Swift, of Ten Mile, passed
away last evening after a brief ill
ness. Death was the result of a
severe attack of pneumonia. Tho
funeral will be held at the family
home,- at Ten Mile, tomorrow after
noon, Interment following at the Ten
Mile cemetery.
Persons who are inclined to aid In
the crusade against tuberculosis
should call at the Red Cross Phar
macy, conducted by Fred Chapman,
and located In the Masonic Temnle
and purchase stamps. The stamps
sell for one cent each, and all money
realized from their sale will be used
in an effort to check the snread nf
the dlsense which Is killing thousands
of people annually.
ilg store Is filled to the limit with
useful and attractive Xmas novet
ies from a popgun to a beautiful
high grade piuno at prices that will
be particularly interesting to you.
Come quick. L. H. Rboades &
Co. tf
CHILDREN'S
CHRISTMAS
SPECIALS
XO. 1.
A larjji red chair, largo enouKh
for an 8-.veur-oll, I'huuI sell
ing price $1.25, or $1.50. . ,
NOW $1.00
NO 2.
Two large red rockers with
anus. Well made, excellent ap
pearance. NOW $1.50
NO. 3.
Red rockers without arms not
the fllmsey little kind, but
largo enough for children to ait
90c and $1.00
Straight chairs to go with these
rockers
75c
XO. 4.
Doll go-carts are reduced be
low all former prices. These
carts are the best made on the
market. Your child can not
break them as easy as those
you brought last year.
Especially good are the rub
bertired folding go-carts with
and without hoods at $3.00,
93.00, aud $4.50.
NO. 5.
Wicker carts with rubber or
iron wheels, any size. All are
25 per cent and per cent
lower than last year's prices.
B. W. STRONG
The Furniture Man 'I
I miiwitllliaiijumiij.yri1f, ,
Diamonds
A Good Investment
FIRST CLASS LAUNDRY
work is most desirable to anyone wishing their
linen to possess that particular finish so necessary
to good taste in dress.
We Do That Class of WorK
One Trial will Convince.
EVKKYBODY knows the pleasure
that comes from owning a
beautiful diamond, but few
people realize that a diamond is a
good investment. It can never deter
iorate, for every year sees an increase
ir the market value of tho most
precious, sparkling stones.
Invest in a diamond. Get the
pleasure of owning it and of knowing
its commercial value is constantly
increasing.
Come in and look over our line.
Any stone you may choose, we ahso
lutely gnarantee to be genuine. No
I'lmnce for a mistake or deception at
this store. Trices range from Jl.i'iO
to $.'!.".0.W. We sell onlv depend
able, up-to-date Diamonds nnd Jewels.
Visit nur store and get our prices.
We otter very unusual values just
now.
CLINGENPEEL
The Jeweler
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ROSEBURG STEAM
LAUNDRY
Proprietor
C. BAKER
OEFICEINORTH JACKSON ST PHONE 79 1.
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IN OUR WINDOW IS A SIGN WHICH READS
"WANTED - ANOTHER CUSTOMER"
And we are getting them. Time is pioving to the
citizens of Roseburg that we are giving you better
values for your money than ever obtained in the gro
cery line before. In our own small way we are fight
ing the trusts. We belong to no associations andwe"
are trying to give you all the best the market affords
for your money. Quick sales and small profits is our
motto. We play no favorites. 90 cents is worth a $1
at our store to you. Try us for prices on gVoceries
before buying elsewhere. On every $25 Order we
Pay your Freipht to ail surrounding po;nis. Before
buying your Christmas candies fur church and schools
get our prices We have just received 100 buckets
of choice and fancy Komonia Candies for Christmas.
We Welcome you to step in and see our display
and prices.
Stubbs & Perman
Cass Street Cash Grocers, Phone 317
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