Holiday Offerings - A Tremendous Assortment
Line of Morris Chairs
RICE & RICE, The Housefurnishers
Our Headquarters for Santa Claus in Home Furnishing
Goods. Call in and see this big and elegant line of
Xmas gifts for each and every member of the household.
Our Dining Room Sets
From $15.00 to $37.00
Taborits at $1.00 to $2.50
Rockers, at $1.50 tot$48.00
Buffets, at $17.00 to $45.00
Dining Tables, $6 to $40.00
Couches, from $8 to 37.00
Davenports, at 18 to 75.00
Kitchen Cabinets, 4.50 to 35
Dressers' at 7.50 to 35.00
No Other Store in the
City of Roseburg is
as well Prepared to
attend to your Xmas
needs as the firm of
RICE and RICE
We have the reputat
i ion of standing back
!m of every sale made.
S We sell first class
w goods at low prices
RICE and RICE
Our entire store is full of the most useful Xmas articles ever displayed in
Roseburg. Space forbids enumeration of all but a few of the articles.
From $35 to $125.00
A Swell Line of Rugs, China
Ware at ail prices, Cut Glass
in ail designs and at prices
to suit all, Sectional Book
Cases, Silverware, Brass and
Ornamental beds. Never in
Roseburg has there been
such goods at lower prices
COMMEIICIAIj CLUB HOLDS A
VHKY INTERESTING MEETING.
Proposed Amendment to Ily-Lnws la
lt'f(MUed Fire CoiiunisNloners
Given. Additional Work.
The regular monthly meeting ot
tho Roseburg Commercial Club was
held last evening, with a large and
enthusiastic crowd in attendance. In
tho absence of V. E. Alley, the regu
lar club president, W. H. Fisher pre
sided. Publicity .Manager G. P.
Schlosser acted as secretary.
The most 1 Important matter
brought up for consideration dur
ing the evening was a discussion
relutlvo to adopting an amendment
to article 4, section 6, of .the by
laws of the club. This amendment
had for Its purpose the reinstate
ment of members exelled from the
club for the non-payment of dues
without undue formality or delay.
The amendment as proposed anil
submitted for consideration follows:
I
View Gifts Now-We'H Hold Them Till Xmas
DIAMONDS.
"The King of Gems"
To have fine things rather than many; to seek prenuineness
and to scorn things that SEEM more then they AttE even to
do without if necessary rather than to buy the unworthy
these are the ideals of our customers whoso naeds we are
best prepared to fill.
Especially is this true of our patrons who select Diamonds
from the gorgeous stock we have. The Holiday showing is
the finest we have ever gathered, because we exercised close
care in selecting the various numbers. You can pick a
Diamond here with absolute assurance of getting the very
best your money can buy
Kings with all size gtms in all style mountings; stick pins,
cuff buttons, etc. Just the one you want is here. Quality,
weight ani size guaranteed.
Most Appropriate Of Gifts
For Christmas Gifts Diamonds are unsurpassed
don't pick a Diamond until you have seen our
Holi lay values. There's more than satisfac
tion in the giving of a "Huey" Diamond.
.
A CIIEKKI-TIj L1AH
Dec. 12 and 1:1.
Tickets now on sale at Mars-
ters Drug store.
Oregon representation at the Panama
exposition In 1915 was adopted by a
unanimous vote of the club.
A communication requesting the
Roseburg Commercial Club to uso
Its Influence in bringing about the
passage of a bill pensioning mothers
who have children dependent upon
them for a livelihood was referred
to the committee on legislation, of
which W. C. Harding Is chairman.
A communication received from
Portland' dealing with Insurance rates
and flro protection was referred to
the newly appointed board of fire
commissioners.
A communication received from
the Interstate Highway Association
asking the Itoseburg Commercial
Club to send a delegate to the nat
ional confjntlon of the organiza
tion to he held In Washington, D. C,
was referred to Claud Cannon.
A communication received ifrom
tho Eugene Commercial Club asking
the local commercial uody to en
dorse a change of tho Pacific high
way rrom Its present location to a
point cast of the Cascade mountains
was referred to a speMul committee
composed of Claud Cannon, J. V.
Perkins and Eugene Parrott. The
committee will investigate the prop
osition and report their findings at
'.lie next meeting of the club.
12 ISEAl'TII'TL l'HESENTS
"Be It resolved by the Roseburg
Commercial Club, In regular meeting,
assembled: That Section 4 of Article
VI., of the by-lawB of the Roseburg
Commercial Club be and tho same is
hereby amended to read as follows:
"4. A- membership committee,
which shall be composed of three
members ot the Board of Trustees,
i to whom tho Secretary shall each
i month furnish a complete list of
i members who are more than ' two
months In arrears In the payment of
their dues, If any, and whose duty It
' shall bo to Interview such delin
! quents, stating to them that they
! have been reported to the member
! ship committee by tho Secretary for
i non-payment of dues and that unless
! such dues are paid before the next
! regular meeting of the Board of
Trustees bucu delinquent member
1 will be suspended and dropped from
; the roll of members, and the meni
; bership committee shall report such
leases and the fact and result of such
I interview to tho Bonrd of Trustees
I for action. If tho member or mem- j At Clark's studio. Sit now for
; hers so reported for non-payment of . Xnias fotos.
dues shall not have paid such ducsj
before the next regular meeting of I KOSAHIAXS I'NAISI.IC TO MAKE
: the Board of Trustees, tho Board 'l;(il'OSl ;i) .STOP I N KOHKIil'IMi VO
J may In Its discretion suspend such I
1 .li.Hnnitotit member niul direct, tile Letter ltcTelvd T'MliiV bv PuhllcHy -Sv
; Secretary to drop bis name from th
We Guarantee
your shirts, collars nnl
cuffs to bo perfectly laiiu
dered, when sent to our
laundry. Wo want more
work and aro gunning for
yours. Wo give the best
finish to your linen, are
quick In deliveries and
charge only fair prices. A
trial order will bo appreciated.
LONE STAR LAUNDRY
PHONE 380 COR, PINE AND WOODWARD STS.
jfrl
make arrests for any Infraction of the
law. Their special duties, however,
are the enforcement of tho Juvenile
Inws and the regulation of dance hallr
and other places where young men
and women congregate fur amusement.
WANTED Man to clean out two
bricked wells; three miles out on
P'Jrbh place. W. .1. Clarke, Box
4'"'-. city 1033-1I7
lMk out for bullous. 21
KOII SALE My yew modern 'bun
galow on Stephens street. I'Mru
pluco, gas. etc. Will sell cheap If.
taken at once. Terms If desired.
A. A. Wilder. Phono 177-J.
1 oau-tr
i cv r v t i k
jpmai rur Amas i raae i
$o.oo DIAMOND RING FREE
On Christmas Eve we are going to give away a genuine
Diamond Rng worth $"0.Oo. Come and Jet us tell you about
the proposition. Don't fail to a.'k for cash coupons when
yon make purchases. ' ?
A. S.HUEY CO.
"Tfie Christmas Gift Store"
n eater of members. Within three
days after the suspension of any
member for non-payment of dues,
the Secretary shall so notify him in
writing of su:h suspension. If such
suspended member shall thereafter
apply for re-lnstatement and shah
imv tho amount of dues which he is
lio Rhatl he re-tnKtated bv
Letter It reel veil Toilay by Publicity
Milliliter Kchlosser l!iipHilnlilifC
Wlil Visit ItowehtirK lJUer.
In a reply to a letter sent to the
Itoyal Kosarinns, of Portland, a few
days ago, Publicity Manner Schlos
ser, fif tho Koscburg Commercial
Club this morning received a com
mttiieutlnti from the secretary of Un
to tho effect that l.io ..osnr-
, ians can not
; while enrouto
stop In ItoHeburg
to San Francisco as
$3
CM
; in arrears.
I j the Hoard of Trustees unless he shall ;
lift than Iia flfpihh to members!) I II
... . . ... . .. . I nroviniinlv intended, and roll SCO iient-
tn lue ciuo. Ann any sucn suspenu- - '
ied member who Is denied re-instate-, I'""" l"
ment by the Board of Trustees shall :,nt organuauon aiioum no aua.um..-jfco
18-
. ed
have the rlEht to a d Deal to tho body
in itoseuiirK wiih win
i tiiry of tiie Kosuriunfl following
. newsimper annoiimenient to the ef
Schlosser's invitation to stop
of the Club
sembled, which shall bo decided by a!
majority vote of all cluh members
present and voting, at the next reg
ular meeting after such appeal If
made, and tho vate on such apeal
shit Iways be viva voce and not by
ballot."
After reading the nmendment a
number of brief talks were delivered
by Interested members. Some ad
vocated adoption of the resolution,
while- other opposed iis passage. Kin
i ally, the amendment was phired to
;a vote and defeated.
J Tho committee ppolnted to solicit
! fund for the erection of a thentre
In Kosrburg rcorted that they ha-1
'conferred with the local merchant
land CHpiUiliKts. but had failed to se
1 cure sufficient Buhstcrlptions to as-
i aure the proposed strueture. Upon! ,
motion, the commltteo was retained IX)9 AN'JKLKS, Iec. 10. Six
; and Inatruced to make another ef-1 clergymen are on the rolls of tho po
I fort In hope of raiding the required Ilco department today as special of
j fund. I fleers. Tliey wear Btars like plain
:D3
feet that the members of the organl-!
zaiion expected 10 mane a nunioer oi
Southern Oregon tops wntio on tneir
trip. Mr. W. J. Hoffman, secretary
of the Itoyal Unfurl mm and it mem
ber of the Portland Oregonlan staff,
ban wrfliMi .Mr. Sho!sser that the
club regret.- its Inability to stop In
I'Ortf-biirg HS lliteiiui-d, biit neVeflh
leys promlsfs a viit of the hoc
to this city tit a later dale.
1$
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ST.lltS
lo l-.nroi-e I lip ljl' (t
hivenlli. Mil.
From The
"STOPE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY."
We have just received
One hundred Tails of Fancy Ram
ona Candies. Before buying for
your church or school trees Come
in and see our floods and prices The
quality of these candies are unex
celled and sure to please. With
every $3.00 Candy order we give
you 2 pounds assorted candies free
for your school or church. All
kinds of nuts and Xmas gocch at
the lowest prices. Slep in and see
our line. You are Weloome.
Yours for Business
SIX l.i:l!iV.MK AUK
WKMiiNr; I'iii.ii i-
IStubbs. The Grocer.
3 1 '
A renolutlon endorsing
Hurra 1 1 dotheft men and are