Don't Forget
THE
Removeal Sale?,
. AT
SIMON CARO'S
4 MX'AL NKWS.
K. Jfl. Wells, of Olalla, was a visit
or la Rosouurg over Sunday,
Get your winter suit inufle now.
See Ackley, Tailor, 111 Ciws street.
George Crane, of Ten Miie, spent
the day hi .voaeburg with friends.
Hoy A. Giles, of Olalla, Rpent Sun
day In KoBoburif visiting with frlendH.
Wlllinni Kelllher, of Deer Creek,
spent the day In town with friends.
Frank Cain spent yesterday at
Kiddle vlHlthiR with frlendB and rel
atives. Karl Pnrkor of this city, underwent
cn operation fr appendicitis at Mer
cy hospital today.
John Kernun, a local school super
visor, spout Sunday at Oakland visit
ing with friends.
fleo us for prices on Xmas can
dles, nutH and rrults. Hurvey
Kastmnn C.roeery Co. Phone 103.
or mill work nnl high quiillty
lumber of all kinds, call on the J. O.
Flunk Lumber Company. Phono 10(.
"Wo deliver dm woods" tf
Commandant W. W. Wider, or the
Soldiers' Home, left hero this morn
ing for Portland whro he bus busi
ness needing his attention.
A. 1). Ilradley and MlUon Church
left here this afternoon for the
.former's 'copper mines on Brushy
Hutu. There they will remain until
uliout Thursday.
Mrs. .1. Klhn Perkins arrived, hero
last evening from Portand to spend
a few days with her daughter, Mrs.
.1. W. Perkins.
Mary K. Lewis has purchased four
lot In Miller's Addition and h;
alretidy ronini"nted the erection of
u modern borne.
Den. 20 and to noon of 21.
Dr. Lowe, the optlelun will
be In hotel MeClullen. This will be
titu fit rt.u nil trln to Rosrhurt:. Re
member the day and dates.
Claud PiiUhen. of Drain, under
went an operation at Mercy hospital
this morning for uppr-ndliitis, Drs.
Set her nd Hlowurt wi-re in attend
unco. P. S. Younre hiu filed a suit In the
cireult court to collect the sum of
JlMut.lI from Nels Anderson, ta ul.
Other than the principal the plain
tiff also hs1s tor sttorney fees in
the sum of fill), together whb Inter
est at the li-gul rate.
Tho imMi'bcrs of the Moose lodge
are mak-ttpx elaborate preparations
fur their annual ball, to be held at
the Armory on December 1 S. The
floor will he la the best of condition,
while Ike Miiiicii rrcheslrn of seven
pieces will furnish music,
J. Brand, a well known resl
dnt of Kosohurg lies in ft precarious
rondlllon nt his home In this city
as tho tVHutt (f an attack of paraly
sis sustained lute yesterday. Al
though very low the attending phys
icians entertnln hopes of recovery.
With only ten votes cast, tho voters
of the Romhurg school district on
Saturday levied n tax of 10 mills for
maintenance of the local schools dur
iiift the coming year. Of the ten
mills east only two votes were In the
negative. It Is estimated that ap
proximately fHi.OOO will be neces
sary to meet the current expenses of
the schools during the coming year.
VA HKAl'TI I-'I'Ij PRK.SF.NTS
At Clnrk'a studio.
Xmas fotoa.
Sit now for
dl2
hhlle n. kidd
SHOW CARDS
Advertising Designs and Nov-
elties.
Leave Orders at Kidds Crocery.
a part of which will be derived from
the state and county.
Suits itindo to order. $35.00 and
upward. Ackley, Tailor. Ill Cass
street. tf,
Order a sack of Hlue Ribbon flour
of us. Longest on the market. Al
ways the best. No prize packages
Doesn't need the services of a so
licitor. $1.65 quality sold for $1.50.
Harvey-lCastman Crocery Co. Phone
10 a.
Mil. and Mrs. (CuniUnghnm and
children, who have resided In Rose
burg for some time past left for
Portland ' this morning where they
will locate permanently. Mr. Cun
ningham Is 'a Southern Pacific en
gineer and Is well known in this city
Mr. 4t ml Mrs. Cunningham expect to
spend Christmas with friends In Okla
homa, For more than 20 years Dr. Lowe,
tho optician, lias visited Hoscburg
professionally. His next, and final,
trip will ho Dec. 20 and 21 to noon
It Is with regret he makes this an
nouncement, but Increased Portland
business makes It necessary. In this
connection, ho desires to thank the
citizens of Douglas county for their
uniform courtesy, patronage and con
fidence. Joseph Sykes, of the local gun
store, yesterday received a consign
ment of 24 pheasants direct from
tho state gnnio farm, near Corvallis.
Following their arrival hero the birds
were taken to the Curry ranch, In
Garden Valley, a part of which has
been set aside as a state game pre
serve. More birds will bo received
here next spring, according to Mr.
Sykes and other members of the local
gun club. Inasmuch as the Curry
ranch has been made a state game
preserve persons molesting birds In
that vicinity hereafter wtll bo com
pelled to pay tho extreme penalty
provided by law,
While loitering about the local
Southern Pacific station this morning
awaiting the departure of the north
hound train. Commandant W. W. Kl ti
er, of the Oregon Soldiers' Home, de
tected a former member of the In
stitution carrying n sack, which from
appearances, was quite heavy. The
fellow deposited tho sack In an ob
scure corner of tho depot, and upon
noticing the commandant ,of the
Home hastened across tho street. Re
lieving that something was wrong.
Mr. Flder made a brief examination
of the sack during tho purported
owner's absence and was surprised
to find that It contained a number
of smoked hams. These hams, Mr.
Flder contended were appropriated
from tho Home sometime last night
or early today, Mr. Kldor took pos
session of the hams after admonish
ing tho alleged thief In no modest
terms.
The members of tho "Campus
Club", composed of local high school
students are making elaborate prepar
ations for the presentation of the
farce comedy, "A Cheerful Liar." In
this city on Thursday and Friday
evenings, of this week. The cast
Is composed of eight artists, exclu
sive of the high school orchestra,
which will furnish music for tho oc
casion. On Saturday evening the
play will be presented at Oakland,
white later In the month the pro
duction will probably be staged in a
number of other Oregon towns. Oth
er than carrying the high school or
chestra, the troupe will be accompan
ied by the ''Hungry Seven Hand." a
musical organization of more than
ordinary talent. The high school
students are working diligently in an
effort to please the public and should
bo greeted by a larpe and apprecia
tive house nt each performanc.
LOCAL NEWS. i
' Remember "A Cheerful Liar" at '
! the Palace theatre December 12
; and 13.
t Cliugenieel cjutIc a fine lino of ;
I . .. '
Hull JSroiuer s bull tiue iiiiorcuus, j
i witli guaranteed top. tf I
i - !
j J. S. Cherrlngton, who recontly';
moved to this city from Riddle, spent i
Sunday with his family at the lat-;
j tor place. j
B. F. Jones, wife and child re- j
turned hero Daturday from Toledo, j
j Oregon, where they spent the past f
two weeks. j
Miss May McClusky, of Junction j
City, arrived In Roseburg yesterday'
to spend the winter ut the home of'
her sister, Mrs. I. R. Smith. j
Miss Olive Davis returned to her j
homo at Myrtle Creek Saturday even-1
ing after a brief" visit at the home
of Ella Roadman in this city.
For mi71 work and lilgh quality
Ann her of all kinds, cull on the J. G.
Flook Lumber Company. Phone 100.
'We deliver tho goods" tf
District Attorney George M. Brown
on Saturday received his cotlflcatc
of election as district attorney of the
second prosecuting attorney district,
from the secretary of state.
L. B. Wallace, formerly of the
Harding Land Company, left lastev
ening for Monta Vista, Colo., where
he will locate permanently. Mrs.
Wallace will follow tonight.
Anls Love, of Myrtle Creek, re
turned home lust evening after a
couple of days spent lu Roseburg
visiting with her sister, Helen Love,
a pntient at Mercy hospital.
G. W. Ritter and family, H. L.
Hudson and family and Reuben Har
ris and family, all of whom arrived
In Roseburg from Oklahoma about
two months ago, left for Myrtle
Creek this morning where they in
tend to make their future home.
If you are wanting something io
send away for Xmas, don't fall to
send tho beautiful hand painted nov
elties. "Roseburg High School", pen
ant calendars. Greetings from the
City of Roses'. Xmas letters, etc.,
with envelopes and boxes to mutch,
fur mailing with each article, nt
Graves Art Kmporium. tf
About twenty-five Shrlners assem
bled at Masonic nail Friday evening
and organized a sociable organiza
tion. Officers were elected as fol
lows: Ulnger Hermann, president;
Nathan Fullerton, secretary, and H.
II. C. Wood, treasurer. S. S. Joseph
son was elected representative to AI
Kader Temple, of Portland, while A.
T. Marshall was elected representa- j
tivo to Hlllah Temple, of Ashland. j
The Loyal Temperance Legion's j
entertniumeut in the Freo Methodist j
church, of West Roseburg, Friday j
evening, was a success in every way. j
West Roseburg has every reason to
bo proud of the society which con-1
sists of about forty children and
moots every Friday afternoon under
tho leadership of Mrs. McGee. assist- j
ed by Mrs. Lillian Boyd and Mrs. t
Jeanetto Taylor. j
Tho members of the Roseburg fire
department met ip regular session j
Friday evening, at which time action
was taken In the direction of revls-l
Ing the local fire wards. According
to present plans the town will be
divided into about 40 wards, each;
of which will have a different alarm,
The proposed chango In the present!
wards will be submitted to the con-J
slderation of tho council at Its regu
lar weekly meeting to be held to
night. In Saturday's Issue of Tho News
It whs stated that the Roseburg high
Bchool girls defeated the Athletic
club girls by a acoro of 16 to 8.
This was an orror. Tho Athletic
club girls were the winners and suc
ceeded In defeating the high school:
girls by a score of 3 to 6. The game J
in which the girls participated was i
one of the most exciting ever wit
nessed In this city, and not at any
time during the exhibition could the
result bo forecasted.
After serving two hundred and
seventy-five days In the Linn county:
Jail for bootlegging. Pick Tnrpin, of!
Ivebanon, was yetserday 'riven his
freedom having completed his ten-!
ton co. He was found guilty of boot-!
legging In Lebanon last March and
sentenced to pay a fine of $450 and
serve 40 days In the county Jail.. He
was unable to pay his fine which
made It necessary for him to serve a '.
total of 275 day In the county Jail, j
Ho snys no more bootlegging for'
him. Albany Democrat. (Turpln was
BARGAINS
IN
RESSED DOLLS
D
We are selling out our stocK of dressed dolls at g'reatly reduced prices., C
Regular $7.00, 6.50, 5.00 at only JS2.50 ,
The goods alone to dress these dolls cost more than we asK for the doll com
plete. Other DRESSED DOLLS only
25c, 45c, 50c, 60c
MaKe your selection from our store window before they are all g'one.
oseburg Book Store
formerly a resident of Roseburg,
whore he Is well known.)
Frank Maxwell, of Riddle, spent;
last evening in Roseburg visiting
with friends.
Sheriff George Quine Is spending
a couple of days at Riddle looking
after official matters.
Guy M. Hamlet, employed in the
barber shop of T. D, Weatherford,
spent yesterday at Drain.
- H. C. Parslow and wife, of North
Dakota, arrived In Rosbeurg last ev
ening to visit nt the home of Mr. !
and Mrs. Lester Bell. It is more j
than probable that Mr. and Mrs. Par-1
slow will locate In Roseburg per
manently. A storm, the nearest aproach to a
real cyclone ever witnessed in thfa
section, passed over Myrt le Creek,
Tuesday, about one o'clock. From a
ragged hole torn in the skyline in
the northwest, a, powerful gust of
whirling wind, accompanied by floods
of rain and hail tore down from Red
mountain and swept through the
town. Xo serious damage was done,
hut those who failed to get under
shelter were given a good soaking.
Fences were scattered about and n
section of the Myrtle Lumber Com
pany's flume just east of town was
blown down. The awning In front
of Hurst & Vanbusklrk's store went
to pieces and the wreck came near
going through some valuable front
windows. Myrtle Creek Mall.
.. ijtfji
In the C. P. Ford Shoe then in any other because of its flexible sole
THIS sole, tanned by the Special Ford tanning process, is so Flexible that
it conforms to the Every Movement of your foot, just as a' glove does to
your hand allows you to wear a smaller size with a comfort you wouid'nt
believe possible. See the Winter Styles in our window. They are smart
models in all the Fashionaole Materials: Patents, Tans, Gun Metals, Vel
vets and Buckskins. No matter what style you select, the moment nou try
it on you will immediately be couvinced of the perfect and wonderful
comfort of this shoe.
r!h25e HIS LOP, THE S HO
" The Ideal Gift Store. "
TUESDAY
DEC. 17th.
LOCAL NEWS.
"
A. Henrickson. of Glendate, spent
the day In Roseburg attending to
business matters and visiting w-ith
friends.
K Mrs. J. McDonald left Tor her
home at San Francisco, CaL, this
morning after a few days spent in
Roseburg visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. O. L. Arthur.
Mrs. Jesse Woodson, of Portland,
arrived In Roseburg this morning toi
spend a few days visiting at the homo
You Can Wear
A
Closer Fit
PRICES: $3.00 to $5.00
Button, button, who's got the
button? da 4
of Mr. and
this city.
Mrs. Lane Thornton in
Buy your Xmas presents where
you can get the genuine article at
prices every one can afford. No 1ml
tations at Graves Art Emporium. . t
Mrs. W. H. Adams left for her
home nt Fotland last night after two
weeks spent in Edenbower visiting
at the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. E. E. Speicher.
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Perkins
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