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LOCAL NEWS.
OPEN EVENINGS TILL CHRISTMAS
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Dr. Lowe's pannes are death to.
headaches. Ask your neighbors.
A. A. Dubois leaves fur Portland
Monday whore lit; experts to ajiend
several week:.
See Children's Rockers, Mothers Stools, and Brothers Magazine Racks
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J. JJ. Cook, of Canyonvllle, was a
biislneiis visitor In Hoseburg for a
t.uv, hours tod uy.
Mm. L. J. llnrnos left for Portland
this morning where Bhe will spend a
few days vlBltlng witli friends.
Cieorge I). SUkelbteel and family
left for Kuguiio thfs morning whore
they will remain until utter the holi
days. Books, the latest fiction, pretty Il
lustrated gilt book, flno Xmas Bta
tionery, at the Hosoburrg Book
Store. tf
Judge J. W, Hamilton went to liu
gne turn morning to attend a moot
ing of the Itonrrt of Regent h of the
fitnto University.
I'uv mill work and high qualify
under of all kinds, enll on tlio J. L
( look Lumber Company, l'lione KM). ,
"We deliver the goods" tf
K. A. Goff and wife, of Klkton, ar
I Ivod In Uomtburg last evening tf
spend a few da.VH attending to vari
ous buuhieivi iutermm.
A linlicH leader l.nnd bag makes
a Hpleiirlltl Kuuin present for a lady,
get Li.o best at llio Itosebnrg Hook
Store. ' tf
Mm, John I'ruiU was taken to
Konebiirg Monday, where alio wns
entered at Mercy (lm;pllul to undergo
a delleato operiitlu::, (.ileiidnle Nowd. ;
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Mm. M. if. Crandull and Utile Hon,
John, left today for Lebanon", they
will spend Christ man with relatives.
Mr. Crandall will follow next. Tues
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Carman and
child, of Orauls Puns, who spent yes
terday In UoHeburg visiting with
friends left fin' Kllvcrlon IIiIk morn
ing where (hey will remain until af
ter Christinas,
Mls.-t Vera Horner hTt for Corvnl
lis this morning where she will spend
Christinas with her parents. Miss
Horner Is a teaener in the local
schools and Is welt known In this
city.
lion jam hi Hunt Ingman, Jr., of
T)ratn Is an applicant for the position
of reading clerk of the senate. Mr.
Huntington was a represent at Ivo
from this county In the last ses.don
Ho Is well qtialltii'd and no should
have the support of every senator in
this part ol the state. Voncalla
Times.
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J, Tt. fillham was down from up
per Cow ( '! eek, bringing with him
-! a I hundred pounds of dressed
turkeys, T'e ; MV.lU . is tin-,
Cow Creek. alb'V tor turkeys and J
Mr. Neul Is a democrat. Kiddle Tri
bune UimIi & I.uiio iilnnos are not tlie
rhcujit but tho biwt. tf
oflu r itn'iltry i.toilitcl nrr luinlly lui
diTHtoml :i( tltin ti;m h'M we hop,'
to kco tlw 'lay wl'in tills v:illi'y In tl"
m linowli (IijimI t . n t.-r nf tH I'nnltr..
ItMlllHtry lit Oiritmi.-- liti'mlnli NYws.
Mmh-hI M. N'uil lull ft petitltm for
ttm nin)tn!imMit of imHtmtiNliT at
lliililli' la H'-iMilalioa. Mr. X.miI tuti's
(lint Ij- lias-i'H tils tu'tltluu on tin
probability or what l'retiliU'nt-Kli'i't
WHkoh will to tthrn he t'onirs hit'
offlrp. Tli'. position not open ai
IH'O'.l'llt. 1IH till' ItH'al offll'P In HOW till'
lU'r tllP Civil Hl't il'0. Nl'I'ltll'HM to sitv
Mr. and Mrs. U. O. Woavor of Rid
dle, were viBltora In Ko&cburg for a
few houra today.
A pocket knife for the lad and a
(Jem Safety Hazor for dad, are good
Xmas gifts. Get the goat at tlie
Koucburg Hook Store. tf
MIhi Mildred Wilson, who' Is at
tending college at Eugene returned
here this morning to spend the holi
days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
II. G. Wilson.
In a onc-sldi'd and uniteresting ex
hibition or banket ball played at
j Sykc'B rink last night, tlie UoKiburg
j Athletic Club detealed the Glendale
I Athletic Club by a score of 4.1 to 3
Tho ganio was altonckd by quite a
large crowd, but Interest was lack
ing. Mrs. Wllhclin who underwent u
! serious nnd difficult operation at
I Mercy Hospital several weeks ago
I lias so far recovered as to be able
to walk out for exercise. Mrs.
Vfertz Is also on the mend, and will
1 soon be about as usual. They are
the daughters nf Mrs John Llnch.
who has hail a hospital of her own
in tutilni; c:ire of the invalids anil
attending to the needs of the family
Drain Nonpareil.
Cyrus .V. Wood went to Itoseblirg
.Monday to make final three year
proof on his homestead claim loca
ted a few miles above hays Creek.
I''. O, Will Ho and Pearly Ormlston
accompanied him as witnesses. Mr.
Wood In ciineei tlon with his other
work burns a kiln of brick each year
on Ills nitii'h and supplies the dis
trict wLd that (building material,
besides doing the ninsonary work.
He -also runs considerable stock on
his ranch. - Itiddlo Tribune.
.1. II. Hlddle Is in receipt of a letter
from Ills brother, S.tllley Kiddle, who
is now located at Hardin, Montana.
In which lie states that Stilley, Junior
has been elected sheriff of Dig Horn
county, a ii'p-ntly organized new
county, of which Hardin Is the coun
ty seat. Mr. Kiddle anil his sons
recently purchased unon acres of ad
ditional range land to use In con
nection with their sleek ranch. Mrs.
Hliiule, so the letter says, has been
suffering badly from rheumatism
nnd bus been away from home n great
deal for treatment. Hlddle Tribune.
A quiet wedding occurred at the
home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Mi'Kcynnlds.
In North Koseburg. late yesterday.
! when their daughter, Mrs. Ilallie Kos-
7cll, nail J. J. Rehlenker were united
in niarilage. Mr. Schlenkor la n
i lerk In the local freight office nnd
U well and favorably known In this
city. Ills estimable bride Ih one of
'V'seburg's best known young ladles
nid tins a host of close friends In
this vicinity. The couple will make
their permanent homo In Koseburg
j ti. 1 will soon commence housekeep-
l"ii In n home provided by the groom.
Have You
An ample supply of
our Carbonated Bev
erages on hand for
Christmas? If not, do
not overlook order
ing a ease. All flavors In the manufacture of
these beverages only the purest ingredients are
used and our plant is sanitary and up-to-date in
every respect, as an inspection will convince you-
ROSEBURG SODA WORKS
Phone 180
LOCAL NKWS.
Miss Mubel Wilson, of Gardiner,
la spending a few days In Hoseburg
visiting with friends.
C. H. Leadhettcr arrived here this
morning from Portland to spend -n
few days visiting at the home of hi:
son.
Mrs, C. (1. Reymers and chldri;
left Tor Grants Pass this niornlnu.
whero they will spend Christmas vis
aing with relatives.
Miss Stella McKlhlnny, who Is at
tending school at Portland, return
ed here last evening to spend Christ
mas with her parents.
W. C. Brown and wifo, of Glendale.
spent the dny In Hosebtirg visiting
with friends nnd Incidentally doing
their Christmas shopping. I
Mrs. Hen Dull winkle returned to !
her home at Riddle this morning uf- i
ter a couple of days spent In Hose- j
burg visiting with her mother. j
Misries .Mary and Susnn Furlong, j
of perdue, ypent l,hG flay in Uoneburg ,
visiting with friends and incidentally
doing their Christinas shopping. I
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Buy your Xmns presents where
you can got the genulno article at
prices every ono can afford. No Imi
tations at Graves Art Emporium, tf
Harry Kenncy nnd wife, of Lcoun,
came over hist evening to spend the
holidays at the home of the latter's
pjtrentH, Mr, mid Mrs. John Bryan.
Miss llornbrook, a teacher in. the
local public schools, left for Golden
dale, Wash., this morning where she
will spend Christmas with her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. It. I). Grout nnd chil
I'eu left hero this morning for Los
Angeles where they will spend the
next two or three weeks visiting with
iends,
Chnrles Lay nnd wife, of Grnnts
Pass, arrived here this morning from
1'ortland to Hpend a few days vlBitlng
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C, K.
Itoot.
Douglas County Crfcnmery outlet
a the best n the market. Insist
n your grocer supplying you with
h' hnmo product, whlrn Is always
trlrtlv treati and gunranteed. Two
pound roll, 90 cents.
Mis1) Helen Hamilton, who is nt
'onding tho University of Oregon,
n tunud hero last evening to spend
tho holidays with her parentB, Judge
and Mra. J. W. Hamilton.
The Roseburg Book Store
"The Ideal
Gift Store"
BOOKS
Tho Newest Fiction.
Ileprfut Copyrights.
UlUHtrnted Gift Books.
Pnddtnl Leather Poets.
Boys Books,
Girls Books.
Prayer Hooks.
Testaments.
Bibles.
Kte,
LEATHER GOODS
Ladles I Bind Bags.
Manicure Sets.
Military Sets.
Shaving Sets.
Travelling Sets.
Music Bells.
Pull String Collar Bugs.
Bill Books. . .
Cigar Cases.
Playing Curd Cases,
Address Books.
DECORATIVE MATERIALS
Puper Gurlund.
Silver Tinsel.
I ted Paper Bells.
Xmas Tree OruuiiicniH.
Wax Candles.
Post Card Alliums.
Post Card Bo.e.
MIRRORS
French Panel.
Hand.
Slmvlng.
Magnifying.
JEWEL BOXES
Brass Book Bucks and Cundletskks.
Tie Barks, Paperki lives, Blotters.
TOILET SETS
PaTjNiiin Ivory.
(Juuriruplo Silver Plate.
White -Mutul.
Keiil Kbony.
Alienor.
Etc.
TOYS
Mechanical.
l'Viction.
Tin. ' ' t
Iron.
Wood. -
Cilins. " ' , . . v '
I'lstols.
I'alnt lio.vcg.
Tool Ilo.i's,
TinP VrnC Qtnttnmw The most elegant line ever shown any
1 1I1C YYUiCUJ OUXUUllaiy where any time at any price. Really
(he Display is a Handsome One. Buy all your Xmas Gifts at mr Store and have
them wrapped in pretty holly decorated paper free.
The Roseburir Book Store
"The Ideal Gift Store"
does no permanent good. We-must
learn now to build roads that will
stand Yoncalla Times.
Dr. George 10. Houck was called to
Dillard this morning t.c attend George
Noah, who Is said to be rfutte IH at
that place.
If you are wanting something to
send away for Xmas, don't fall to
send tho beuutlful hand painted nov
elties, "Rose4)urg High School", pen
ant calendars, Greetings from the
City of Hoses", Xmas letters, etc.,
with envelopes and boxes to match,
for mailing with each article, at
Graves Art Emporium. tf
LOCAL XKWS,
C. E. Drake and wife left for Myr
tle Creek and Glendale this morning
where they will spend a Tew days.
Ellow May Wilson, the two year
old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. G.
Wilson, -of North Hoseburg, late
yesterday sustained a fracture of the
collarbone as the result of falling
down a flight of stairs. .According
to Mr. Wilson the child was following
its moiner up the stairs to the second
'jry of the home; whew ft suddenly
stumbled and rolled to the floor some
distance below. Dr. E. B. Stewart
was called and dressed the Injury.
Inasmuch as the patient Is a child the
attending physician believes the
uune wiu menu qiucKij, auu iniu sue
will regain use of the member in a
short time. Yesterday's accident is
the third of its- kind to invnde the
Wilson noma during the last fifteen
months. In September 1511, Miss
Mildred Wilson sustained a broken
foot as the result of being thrown
,from a horse, while a few months lat
er Herbert Wilson sustained' a frac
ture of the arm as the result of being
htrvick by an automobile crank.
ren Evenings
C. Bell and wifo left for Portland
last evening where they will spend
rbrislmns with relatives. Mr, Uell
tus been employed on the new hotel
building and will return hero about
the first of the year.
'"WLHvWWCBWB
Mr, and Mrs. Andy Ford, arcompan
led by tho latter's sister, Miss Zelp-j
hia Kagland and Velma Jackson left
for San Krnnclseo and other Califor- j
uln points this morning where they!
will spend about a month. Tho ev-;
pect to visit at Los Angeles before
returning home. j
"If" you aro buying a "Life. Pol-j
ley" why not give I ho Local Agent,!
who lives here with his family nnd j
spends all he earns here, a chance to J
figure with you Instead of the man j
who only drops Into town occasional-
ly and leaves one dollar to the local j
man's fifty dollars. tf j
Hond district No. 25, at Its meeting !
on the ISth, turned down all road
tax. This may be good policy, but
"e full to see It that way. Good
r ids are a good thing to have and
it costs to make them. The Shoestring '
valley probably needs good road work ',
and If it ever pets good roads the
taxpayers must put up the expenw .
money. There are at least two
reasons hy read tax Is turned down:
State nnd county taxes are too high,
nnd voters aro afraid that the road
tax will not bo used to make, roads
Hint will stand, it Is a fact that
much expense Is put on roads that
Open Evenings
fiislop, the Shoeman
Perkins Building
APPROPRIATE GIFTS FOR CHRISTMAS
Cihldrens' Slippers,
40c to $1.25
Mens Slippers, Ladies' Slippers,
50c to $2.50 75c to $1.75
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J-g HISLOP, THE SHOE MAN
Perkins Building, Phone 125