Wanted
LOCAL XEWS.
Rare Bargains
Mrs. Ora Russell left for Port
land this afternoon to spend Thanks-,
giving with htr sister, -Mrs. George
Burnettv. '
A marriage license was Issued to-.
day to A. L. Howard and Miss Ethel
liust, both residents of Douglas coun-
in
MEN AND BOYS in any number to take advantage of
our removal sale. Prices slaughtered. Nothing held back.
. H. Clark, and the formers
father, Abraham Clark, left for Oa
land this afternoon to spend Thanks-
and
1 , giving at the home of relatives.
Desks
"W" .ad
Us
ook teases
$24.00 Combination Book
Cases and Ladies Desks
$18.00
$21.00
Combination
and Desks
$15.00
Cases
Other Ladies v Desks From
$7.50, to $24.00
The famous Gunn Book Cas
es without any unsightly irons
on the side to mar the finish.
We also now offer a large
Sectional Book Case tor
$18.00
The Furniture I-Ian
la.
11
Moms fo
r9
Low Sound Trip Fares Via the
E On Sale
Nov.
27-28.
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D O I T?S f H
Return
Limit
Dec. 2
Between all points in Oregon, north or south
including branches.
One and one -third fare for Round Trip
4 Trains each way daily 4 v
Observation cars, Dining cars, Pullman and
Tourist sleeping cars and big, wide, all steel
coaches. Solid vestibuled trains.
Call on nearest Agent for specific fares to any
point, train schedules, etc, '
John M. Scott General Passenger Agent
Portland, Oregon
Clyde Faulkner, wife and baby leit
here this afternoon for Portlar..l
j where they will spend Thanksglvl'n;
; with relatives.
; Mrs. Charles Wilson Baker wis
dismissed from Mercy hospital today
Mrs. Baker recently underwent an
operation which proved successful.
; Attorney O. P. Cosuow and famPy
nnd K. H. Pickens and wife left this
afternoon tor Portland where the.
; will spend Thanksgiving day wltl.
fi lends and relatives. -
Mrs. A. Aikln. of Riddle, who re-i
r entry underwent an bpei,ition at
Mercy hospital was dismissed from
the Institution today. She will leave
for, her home this evening.
I The members of the Jloose lodj-e
; held a social session at the Macca-
bee hall last evening. with a large
i crowd in attendance. A number of
candidates were Initiated Into mys-
terles of the order, followed by a
i delicious banuet. Brief addresses
'.'ere delivered by local members of
I the order and all enjoyed the occas
1 ion.
W. L. Cobb, of the Cobb Real
Estate Company, today received a let
ter from Governor Oswald West, In
which the former was notified of his
appointment as a delegate from Ore
gon to the Antf-Saloon League of
America, which meets at Washington,
D. C, on December 10, 17, 18 nnd
19. Mr. Cobb stated thlB afternoon
that he would probably attend the
meeting.
The Berecn-Marx quartet of artists
nlayed to a crowded house at the
Palace Theater.' lust night. It was
strictly a classical program and on
joyed by a select audience. The en
tertainment was given under the au
spices of the Ministerial Union. Great
care is exercised to bring only the
best talent tli.it can be engaged for
the lycoum course. While In the opin
ion of some the nffalr last night vat.
not up to some that have nppeare-1
here In the past, yet frequent ap
plauses of the vnrlous numbers on tlit
progrnm evidenced- appreciation ol
the work.
' and we'll help you get good goods, at less moneylthan
you have ever before been able to secure. Don't ta
to take advantage of this opportunity to save money.
SIMON GARO
as for military drills, they have had
much practice together, and expect
to offer , their audiences excellent
music.
They are to give their first concert
of the year In the Corvallis opera
house, December 13, nnd are plan
ning Tor their college audience some
"CluB.sy collego stunts."
I'XIO.N TIIA.VKKCilVIXU SERVICE.
Five churcnes will observe Thanks
giving tomorrow at 10:110, at the
Presbyterian church. Rev, Eaton of
the Baptist church will deliver the
sermon. Come and bring an offering
for the poor.
Deputy Gnmo and Fish Warden'
Charles Tabor, of West Fork, spent'
the day In Roseburg attending to I
various business interests. !
TOXKillT AT PA LACK THEATRE.
The Orleans Coach a throe reel
Path'o feature picture of exceptional
merit. Admission 15c adults 10c
children.
A. ' 1). Bradley, George Burnotta
and Edward Payton, who have been
spending the past few days at Klam
ath Falls hunting ducks are expected
home this ovoning.
DEAL AT HOME
For good tailoring call at 137
Jackson Btreet.
n 23. S. A. PHILLIPS.
AI'I'I-E EXHIBIT OF It. W. HALL AT NOKTHWKKT LAX1 SHOW.
NOTICE TO It. P. O. K.- AMI
FRIENDS.
The. Elks lodge of this city will
hold its annual public memorial ser
vices next Sunday afternoon, Decem
ber. 1st at 2 p. m., at their Elks tem
ple. Hon. Charles Galloway, of Sa
lem, one of our most prominent
orntors, will deliver the address, and
a very interesting . and complete
program Is arranged. Everybody p
welcome nnd respectfully Invited to
attend.
lilt; Tl'KKEY SHOOT.
Tho members of the Roseburg
Gun Club will hold their annual
turkey shoot on the rifle field 4-
north of town tomorrow morning
at 9:30 o'clock. Everybody iB
Invited to participate In this
event. Participants will be al-
lowed to use either rifle, shot-
gun or revolver. Shooting will
commence at promptly 10
o'clock.
According to persons who have re
turned from Portland where they
attended the Northwest Land Show.
3 beautiful" photographs exhibited
by Clark Brothers, of this city, at
tracted almost universal aueniion. iii
fact, Mr Cash, who was in charge of are much appreciated
the exhl'iit sa.vB the photographs
aroused considerable interest and
that many questions were asked re
garding Roseburg and the remalndtr
of Douglis county and their efforts
sr!,Kmi aim'm; kximiut at
XOItTIIWKST 1.AM SHOW.
H. M. Hall Kih'm Much Toward Atlvoi
(isliiI D(tiif:liiN Counly nt Iterant
liiind Show fn I(m(!:umI.
The Evening News today rppro
dures a phofntrraph of the ottractlvi
apple exhlhlt of R. M. Hull, of tht
Olenbrook farm, at the Northwest
Land Show which rceontly closod af
ter a week's run in Portland.
The x';!j11 arranKed by Mr. Hal;
Included twenty-five boxes of Spltzen
berg apples, all of whlrh were Belect
ed from his glenbrook oreherd. Tin
farm owned by Mr. IfiJI and bsbo
ciatea la altuated in the vicinity o'
Riddle, and In probably one 'of thi
nost imractlvo rouutry placcH In thn
int're county. The ranch conslHta or
1G0 acree of orchard land, which will
be increased to 200 acres during thn
present winter: 900 acres of plow
land, all In a body, with a stream
Intersecting It with current sufficient
for light nnd power. Other than rais
ing apples Rlrullar to those exhibited
at the North wfifi), Land Show and
above photographed, .Mr. liall ; ahx.-;
an abundance of peaches, plums,
grain and hay.
Mr, Hall Is also at present engag
ed In setting out several acres of
Urawberrles. Tho production of
hese famous berries has boconio a
permanent industry In Douglas coun
ty, and Mr. Hall will find ready sale
'or his product. At least, strawberry
experiments In tho past have proven
that the climate and other advnutjiK"
of Poiiglus colunty are exceptionally
adapted to the growing of market
able berries, and at prices which well
repay tho grower for his trouble.
Knrly next spring Mr. Hall will In
stall an up-to-date ulectrlct light ttys
tnm on his ranch, the power for
which will be harnessed from a Brnitll
t-treani which passes through hit
land. This plant, Mr. Hull coutom
pliitcs will fiirnlrih iimplo Illumina
tion, and reduce the ever Impending
danger of fire to a minimum.
Mr, Hall 1b ono of Douglas county's
foremost "booHtors" and his recent
efforts In behalf of advertising tfaftt
community will no doubt prove tho
means by which hundreds of pros
ppctlve lioniescekerH will ho attracted)
to this locality.
I'HKKINS l!l'IUUX;( lIIO.K 105
The New York Store
The Store That Serves You Best ..,
This store wishes to extend Thanksgiving Greetings to our customers, and
vvc wish yyju ij navw a uuuiuiiut i uaimaivin cuiu riiivvi nww mat
the future' holds gladness,
health and wealth to every
customer who's patronage we
enjoy. Again we extend to you a joyous Thanksgiving.
The New York Store
CLARK L. BARGER