The evening news., December 21, 1911, Page 5, Image 5

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Interesting Xewa Concerning tlie
C ity lu the North.
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A Good.Book. A High Grade Foun
tain Pen. A Choice Box of Stationery
Ladies or Gents Travelling Set in fine
Leather Case. Beautiful Hand-painted
Vases. Teachers Bibles. Book of
Poems. Toys. Dolls. Games.
Goods the Best. Prices the Lowest.
RQSEBURG BOOK STORE
y JOYFUL TIDINGS
To Know
if. You ran get your aw-eots made frvsh in Iioseburg. Our
"t'reluh Mixed" Is a drcnm wo umko It. Our lino of boxes
ig the Litest nihil with the licst Roods FHKSIf.
The Rose Confectionery
From Pay Envelope
To The Bank
Is tho shortest cut to future flmiiiclnl
inI HMMtmt'. If nil vagictirm'rs
would make it a w.M'klj: or monthly
luihit to (ltM sit tlieir superfluous
cusli Willi us Hie umomit would soon
Wm. Hulllwcll wus looking utter
t.usitir-s mat torn at Cottai;u Uiove
Ust WeilUfadRy.
Juke Fein mude a business trip
I to Hoseburg lait Tuesday.
i B. Helllwell visited relatives (?)
at Koseburg the first of the week.
lion. R. A. Booth, of Eugene was
I here cm business a few days tbia
j week.
i Arlle Huffmau, of Wasnington. Is
! visiting his mother, Mrs. M. Huff
j man.
"Mack" and Britta Huntington
are home from Corvallts to spend
Christmas with their parents.
W. A. Porter was looking after
business matters in the Willamette
valley the first of the week.
Mrs. I'll J I Huntington visited with
relatives at Sutherliu the first of the
week.
Geo. Shnill returned last week to
Marlon, where he has a logging con
tract. Mrs. L. Wise, Mrs. R. Hanna and
Mrs. Wooster were business visitors
at the county sent last Wednesday.
Deputy Sheriff Singleton, of Rose- j
burg, was here on business Wed
nesday. Miss Stiles, of Portland, visited
with Miss Rolf here a few days lust
week.
Mrs. Starr has returned from her
visit at Myrtle Creek.
Geo. Cannon is preparing to in
stall a shingle mill near his home
in Hayhearst.
Mrs. Morton sen and daughter,
Alice Mortenseu, visited at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Applegate a
few days the first of the week.
Leslie Miller made a business visit
to Eugene this Meek.
Dr. nnd Mrs. George Knott were
swell, with fUTiiimiluUHl interest. Wo
give HlRTiil iiKurest und the fullest
iLSMirnure that your deposits are
amply pn Un'toil. Come lu and talk
tho matter over. 4 per cent on time
deposits.
First Trust and Savings
Bank
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CIVIL ENGINEERS
AND
SURVEYORS
Farm and Lot Survey
Descriptions and plats
checked for Attorneys
Water power and
Irrigation Work
Plats and Maps Drawn
Office With
328 North JacKson St.
Res. Phone 131 Party R.
Office Phone 245
MAIL OKI) KRS
PROMPTLY' I !LU:i.
Auy watch forwarded
express, charges
prepaid, on receipt of
price, and delivery
KUiiranteed. If an en
graved case Ik Kelwted
wo will send the latest
design.
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Geat Ready again for
The Big Event
The Rush of Holiday Trade is Demonstrating Again the
strength nnl position of this store. Wo uro giving Christmas shoppers the nioct convenient storo, tho
freshest nnd best chwslllcd stocks In tho city; Riving tho best delivery servico (lint ran bo organized;
Riving the greatest values honest mereunlilo industry can provide.
RRMABLR SOLID COLD A XI) GOLD FILLKD LADIKS' A XI) GEXTLKMEVS ATCTIES.
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Desiring to reduce our stock of Dry Goods as much as possible before the
first of the year, at which time we take our annual inventory of stock, we are
going to sell all of our stock in this line at greatly reduced prices.
HERE ARE A FEW SAMPLES
Dress Goods
REGULAR
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Cotton Plaids $ .25
Cotton Storm Serge (brown, green
and red) 35
Wool Albatross (white, blue, tan) .50
Wool Serge (red, brown, blue nud
black) 75V
White Wool Serge U0
Fancy WTool Serge (brown and
black)' ....... 1.25
Grey Wool Cravanctte 1.25
Blac, Wool Serge ' 1.35
Grey and black Panama 85
Luster (mixed colors) 50
Black Voil 1.40
Black Broad Cloth 3.00
Black Velvet 1.00
NOW
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$ .15
.19
.39
.49
.89
.89
.98
.98
.79
.39
1.12
2.43
.87i2
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Jt. & G. Corsets $1.50 $1.174
E. & G. Corsets 1.00 .87
Children's Ferris Waists 50 .42
Ladies' Corsets .75 ffiya
Ladies' Union Suits (sizes 5 to 9. . 1.25 .98
Ladies' Fine Wool Union Suits. . . . 2.00 1.49
Infants' Wool Hose (all colors) . . . .25 .19
Infant's Silk Lisle Hose (all colors). .25 .19
Children's 'Fleeced Underwear (all
sizes 25 & .35 .19
Men's Department
REGULAR
NOW
Men's Hats $3.00 $2.00
PAIll l'AHl
Men's Shoes $5.00 $3.75
Men's Shoes 4.50 3.25
Men's Shoes 4.00 2.95
Men's Pant's 3.00 2.00
Men's Pants 3.50 2.45;
Men's Pants . . , 3.25 2.25
Wo have only a text Men's Ilenily Mude Suits left and
tiro rioting ort this lino entirely. Wo will not curry them
nfter this. To dispose of what we have left we will tell them
considerably below cost. They nro genuine baruaiiis.
EACH EACH,
Men's Suits , $13.50 $ 7.50
Men's Suits '. 14.00 7.75
Men V Suits 16.00 8.00
Men's Suits ............ 17.00 10.00
Men's Suits ,.'25.00 12.50
Men's Suit's . i 22.50 12.00
Men's Suits . 21.00 11.50
Men's Suits 18.00 10.50
Men's Suits 15.00 8.00.
Men's Suits , ;. . . 12.50 7.00
Overcoats ...... .. 15.00 10.00
Overcoats ....... 12.00 7.50
Sweaters .. 1.25 .75
Sweaters 1.50 1.00
Sweaters 2.50 1.75
Men's Plain and Polka Dot Blue v:
Railroad Shirts . . . 1.00 .80
Men's Dress Shirts . . ., 1.00 .85
' Men's Dress Shirts .60 .43 ;
Boys' Pants .50 .25
Boys' Pants .60 .30
Boys' Pants 75 .45
Boys' Pants 1.00 .60
Men's Cotton Underwear, at per garment 35c
Men's Woolen Untlerwaer, at per garment 49c
We have many other things equally as good bargains all
of which will make useful and acceptable presents
Call in and see them.
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OUR ENGRAVER
Can please you. We are glad to show
vou samples of his work.
This is to give you an idea of the var
iety of watches that we carry in stock
They have to be seen to be appreciated.
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numness visitors i.u..B , - - ..... . wh,,.h lo
? on oay last week. j Our boy. report an enep.ionany cn- ;fi Halurdv l!Vl.nlnK.
(. Mrs. Henry Wltte was taken to joyable time am! that they were roy-1 ,)w(.n,lMr :I wm aut ,st( piat.e at
Portland last week where ahe will ally enterulned and well dined by i that time. It being deemed prudent to
llentlie Drain choijiiers. who are a live hold tne iwim-e on .m'w leurs ,m,
1)CAL NEWS.
I probably undergo an operation.
' ' daughter, Mrs. W.
A.S . HUEY CO.
Rascburg's Leading
Jewelers
Store Open Evenings Until Christmas
J. Uinit. at: euro- Imneh and rare hut little for trouble
and expenne when it onie to on-
Several membera of tho loenl lTtalnlng. Thono attenillng from
panted her.
Virnmu of Woodmen attended a hlc . thin lilnto were V. I., llearil. K. I
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thua afforillng ample time for. all to
njoy thempelvea.
Mra. N. E. Tyroll, of Drain, spent
yesterday in KoaeburK attending to
baslnexa mnttera.
T. M. GolllBple, o( Peel, apent
ymterdiiy in KomihurR atteudinK to
baalncna mnttera.
Mm. W. M. Parton, who haa been
J. M. Charles, of rkaltle, who haa
been anendlnic the !at couple of t
(liiys In HuaeburK vlnlllng at the .1" Mi'y noapimi tor s..me lime
b rhoier blow-out at Iiraln last Mon- I)re
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i i '1 it j equina. iuo g';m": .nu. ei'.' ."' CUlia in nwum. .ini.iui. si vmto - - -- - .....
t'the loral camp conferred the. mys- Steven., Jame. lllllor, Jake Ji.vetmll. , Q ,.,, ,,, , ; was able to return nome tnis morn-
kUle. rlten of chooperhood Un C. K. Drew, James Ives, Dr. Morten- m"no ' ... 1 , ner ' " ,or .' Inn. She waa suffering from an ah
Mbout fl?tee randwite. and it Is sen, J. W. Jones, N. Crow, John grants Pais this morning where he , of tho ,,. nr. George K.
Ji about ntteen candidates and It is sen, J. w . jones, .-v '
Z ' a safe bet that they were well taken 1 Kruno. Chas. Applcgatn
and Ilerll will upend the holidays with friends, .lloiiek wna the attendlnx surKeon.
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