The evening news., November 21, 1913, Page 8, Image 8

How is A Good Time
to brush mi for Thanksgiving.
Wt nro offering a special s-ilo of 2,500 yards of all wool In
grain carpels; 25 styles to delect from.
All Woo! Ingrain Values 85 cents
At Special Price of 65 cents
Cotton Chain Ingrain Values 65 cts.
At Special Price of 45 cents
Wo have a complete asaortnicn . of Hn&s, both small and carpet
sizes in TajK-fify Ilrusrielh, A '''listers, Body Urubsels and Wil
tons. Also Fibre and Graua Ruga.
Do not forgot that we ca ry a complete line of Cooking Uten
bNh, Itonstera, Chafing Dishes, Chlnawaro, everything needed to
nia!c0 a Thanksgiving dinner a Kuccesa.
we hive i.okhhuiu; tkadi.xg chucks.
A. J. LILBURN & SON
Complete House Furnishers
1 v. k da nr. 12 m huch andi s :
rri'v m-:vs.
. Talk with "Hutch". tf j
Mt'B. M. F. ltico went 10 Myrtle'
Creek ihiK morning to Bpend a cou
lilu of days. !
A uph.ndid lino or aluminum hitch-'
eh ware now on .sale at the Iloseburg
Furniture Co tf (
Kdwin Weaver returned t(t Myrtle
Crook t Ills morning alter a couple of
Jays Kpent In Itoseburg.
Archie, Crawford and wife, of '
Portland, arrived hero this morning
to spend a few day a with friends.
1,. T, ,Mc.lari ..011, of I'oriland, ar
rived bore Huh morning to Hpend a
few days looking after business in
te rents.
Mr. and Mrs. lOIIsworrlh Davis left
for their home at Ashland this morn'
lug alter a lew days Hpent in Kose
huig visiting with the former's uncle,
John Mryaii.
The t'mpinia hotel has Installed a
modern cigar mid tobacco ease. Ah,
soon an the Hame can be stocked pat
rons of the lintel can seeuro dual's,;
inhaccos and magazines without luav-'
lug tli() heat lory. '
F. Al. Ittyuulds, who arrived here
Inst evening from t;tiloti. Ore., to
attend the funeral of his father left
lor his homo this morning. When
Mr. Reynolds arrived hero IUh father
had already been burled.
You have our coupon for $1.00
worth of free green t ratling stamps.
Why not let us deliver that DUc
worth otf drugs or toilet articles.
Just phono ;tl, and we do the rest.
Juhnson'u Drug Sloro. tf
Page HI of the Christmas number
of the Ladies Home .Ionian) shows
many new ideas for decorating t he
ChiiHtmas dinner tab!, tiet a copy
he fore tlt(. supply is exhausted. I
rents a copy at the Uoseburg Hook
store, If
J. n. Devore, who once rondnet
t'rl 11 newspaper at Canvonville, but
who is at present lecatetl at Central
Point, arrived here lust evening. Mr.
Iiivore haw he Is much pleased with
IiIh new location and is doing a sub
stantial busiiiei's.
Mr. and Mrs F.. J. Sexsniilh ami
the la tier's mother, M m. Reynolds
left for Ashland thin morning. Mr.
iind Mis. Sevmil b were calletl here
en account of do death of the lal
ler s liittit r. .Mis. II yiiolils expects
to make hiT future home at Ashland.
While lit trine; mg to keep from
ri'nuiru'. in'o a tiivate 1 'nnveya nee,
di l en h ,i 1.11 11 ' c. 1 1 i i'lencii, the
l cat liiuwiem. ititn iiHTufin; ran his
fllltn into 11 Hunter Imht posi at the
corner el Sheridan and Cns street-.
You will be
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accuracy, too-
lr llu I'l in'ii Vi'i h bin worn mcioly Hi,, most bcaiillful of
will if. i wMihl nvir have taiind t ho auri'oss tho past
l rlvi. i :uh li.no h . ni'nlii.
II i tlii- fai't Hint w Ih lis 1 1st imt t v- llnlili.'ss was rmil-
I'iin'il I;!.. liU-.lu'Mt a .ur.i. y
Ihw ..(( h tl-.i- ii'sp , 1 ami
and Atiu-i
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r'-u.ina-lly c
ei r.'taiuc !
' ' ' ' ,' mi '.i'i1 ' 1 1 1" ( ', i" 1 1 1
i of pr;de yo i w
I'rUv $L. to $LW.
A. S. IIUEY CO.
Roscbutys LeaJiny Jewelers
"Ttie Most Admired
LOWEST PRICED
V
NOTICK.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid
will t;vu a Cafeteria Dinner
on Thursday, December 4th,
from la to 2 o'clock In the
basement ut the Presbyterian
church.
.Menu.
Chicken Pie. Creamed Chicken.
Itoast Jlaiu. 4
Turri'ps. Mashed Potatoes.
Itaker Means.
ITot itiscuits. Ilutter.
Cabbage Ha lad, Potato Salad.
Fruit Salad.
felly. Pickles.
Pumpkin pie. Mince Pic. Applo
Pie.
Marshinallow Pudding. Cake.
Co 1 fee. Tea. '
Ono of the lamps on the truck was
badly damaged and will have to be
replaced by a new one.
Von will Bee the most beautiful
chrysanthemum blooms if you attend
the bazaar November 21 and VI.
Mis Knima .Michael, of Freeport,
111., Hpent last evening in Uosoburg.
She is making a tour or the North
west nnd stopped over here to look
at the town.
The Uosehurg Nursery Co. finish
ed unloading their first mil earlood
of this season's business late yester
day. The shipment enmo from J loud
liiver and Is particularly fine look
ing stock. Mr. Itlack states that the
lives propagated in the Hood liiver
district are' probably the finest in
the world, hvery scion used is se
lected from the very best bearing
trees of a valley that furnishes fruit
to lhi highest priced trade of the
country. In that way the stock is
bred up to a higher state of perfec
tion each year. This means more
and better fruit nnd more thrifty
ci owing trees. When I ho young
trees are ready to be delivered to the
Planter they are inspo-ied (not while
they are stantMng in the mw) but af
ter they are taken- from the around.
The inspector takes up each tree
f ep:.rately and Mich as are not up to
standard are broken in two and
thrown on the trash heap. The peo
ple of South, in Oregon are probably
"hmIi more indebted to the Uosehurg
Nursery Co. (linn they know for the
care the firm exercises in selecting
tives and also shrubbery and small
fiuilH that are furnished them. Their
bit-tins has made gratifying gains
aeh year, vn'll they have reached a
scale lii'ri' they are able to rill any
sized oidir mi short notice. snlM
I
proud of it's
a M :i i li a I h' lliat tA Wi'tt for
Ntlmtraiion nf luith Puropc
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II
ain liow this was done how n
i'i'i'I a 1 1 aiu-.cnient of wheels m;ule
lv halt as (hick as the ordinary
!1 vie Mid Mi'ciuMh of inexentent
u Veriibin iu w;
taK,. In iiot-si-.-n:
ivali.o
ig il-
of Timepieces '
. CITY NEWS
II. C. Darby left for Kugene this
I aft rnuon on business.
Splendid moving pictures at the
; Antlers'. See them. tl
1 S. J. Jones spent Thursday at
' Oakland looking after business mat
ters. New crop walnuts, the first In
town, at tho Bee Hive (of course).
Charles Glynn returned to Suther-
lin this morning after a day Bpent in
; itoseburg.
Preston Lake, of Glenbrook, spent
! the day in Uosehurg attending to
i business matters.
J, It. Kenney, of Leona, was a
: business visitor in Iloseburg for a
few hours today,
j Good clean comrortable rooms at
; McClallen hotel, $2.50 ner week and
j up. tf
i .Mrs. George Godfrey has returned
from Kugene where site wpent a few
days with friends.
Itead the Antlers program on
I another page of tills paper. Then go
' and eee tho fchow. tf
' Fred Alton spout the day at Yon-
rail a looking ut ter various business
matters.
George P. Topping, of BandiD,
was a business visitor In Uosoburg
today.
U o. Hill, of Drain, was a bad
ness visitor in Roseburg for ft few
hours today.
.lonn oi-uiigh, of Looking Vibih"
spent the duy in Uosehurg aitemhn,.
to bus.uess matters.
C. F, Mitthews, u local contractor
Kpent the day at Yoncalla lookin;
' after b iiiiuss matters.
Four reels of pieuues and a nr.i
I cal act at the Antlers. Come, ant! e
I juy yourself. 3 0 cents. ti
Mrs. John Aiken )e!t for Willn..
this morning wiiert- she spent the d;.;
wil h friends.
Georve Stearns, of Oakland, speu.
In.t evening in Iloseburg looking a;
ter business matters.
Harry Kange, of Salr'in, transac'
etl business nialteis in Uouebui'g lol
a few hours today.
.!rs. Harry Ollsson, of Portland,
' was a business visitor in Koschui r
I lor a few hours today.
I A. F. Shira. of hutherlin. was a
i busitutss visitor in Itosebiiig tor i.
lew hours last evening.
A. It. Haven and wife returned t.
Drain ibis a f torn 0011 in Iter a ifev,
hours spent In Uosehurg.
Uoscoe Green and wife, of New
port, are spending a few days In the
city visiting with friends.
Hett io Klliott, of Portland, is
spending a few days In Uosehurg
visiting with friends.
J. P. Wheeler left for Kugene this
morning where he has business mat
tors needing his attention.
Mayor Joseph llridges, of Oakland,
spent last evening in Uosehurg look
ing alter business matters.
1 J. 1,. Crook and W, K. Good left
I for Springfield this morning where
I they will spend a week or moro.
! Arthur Marsh and Dave Crosby, of
Kiddle, who spent yesterday in Uose
j burg returned homo this morning,
i The best X m.is gift is' a pnoto
j Viii.de by Clark--;'. Uosehurg Trading
j Checks as good as cash. Sit now for
j your Xmas pholos. tf
S. T. Sundry and A. S. Hubbard,
' game wardens, were in Medford on
official business Wetlnes.l iy. Med
ford Sun. j
Henry Mppert, or tue Oregon j
dier's Home, left for Portland this,
morning where ho will visit with ;
friends. !
I Groceries no higiiet r.n. some
thhiL's cheaper---caused by UoseburiTi
: Trailing Checks. .Milled- & Pick-i
I 1 us. tf!
John Arzuer. of Uiddle, spent yes-!
; terdav !n. Uosehurg visiting with1
; rit iuts and tiiins u iing luiim ss :n;'.t-:
let's. ''
Miss IVai l Wi'von. of Winstons.
; whft has it en vsit im: friends and
'relatives here returned home last
evening.
Mrs. Charles Parrot t entertained
I at the second of a series of thimble
! part ies. at her be nit If ul homo on
I Fast I.-iiie street th:s afternoon.
I 1.. Ct. Hicks has finished survey in
the alley, lint ween the Perkins build
ing and Perkins :; nnex. preparatory
to paving the same through the en
tire block.
.1. .1. llalier. who recentlv dispos-
1 posed of his ranch, near Winstons.
, leaves tomorrow, accomnanicd by bis
j laniily for F u none where i hey will
i locate permanent ly.
j J. It. Aitkin, wlio was formerly a
1 resident of this city but now located
j at Ultblle. was here during the week
I visiting friends and looking after
' interests. Central Point Herald.
I John Hanks leaves for Portland to-
night in response to a message to
the effect that his wife is a patient
at a hospital at that city. Miss Merle
j Smith is at present at Portland with
j Mrs. Hanks.
I. I.. I.ee. a well known Southern
1 Pacific conductor and family nr
making preparations to leave Hose
burg next week, The News was to
day tillable to ascertain their contem
plated location.
Sheiff Parker has received word
from Sheriff M-tzer at North Yaki-
! ma. that the latter has gone to Oly
' Ida to secure requisition papers for
the etradition of F. A Marshall. He
iwlll be in Kugene within a day or
two. Ktigetio Guard,
i II. .1. Hohinsoit, a Stmt hern Pacific
' nrem.ui. left for Portland Pus tnorn
inu where h., will make his future
home. He was accnm : vnied by Mrs.
liobinson iohI Mr. H-Hah. Mr. Hob
i insop was recently traiii-ferred to a
I run out of the Oregon metropolis.
; In last evenmu'fl Is- re of The
i News It was stati d that ii'ivr-i" Hur
i pette was given a vidtin-nt In the
S 'vn ef J 1 avai'ist Sonrb Howard,
i 'H'opriol:! s i-f the Kos- b'.irg eurac-
i TVe item should b:iv, rend that
i Smith Howard were given the
judmuent.
Frc.J Wright yesterdav spint sev
eral hours inspecting the tire hy
drants in various sections of 'ho city.
One hdrant. he discovered out of
com miss ion, while several others
were badlv in need of repairs. Mr,
Wright will file his report at tue
next meeting of the council, to be
held Monday evening. .
Dr. E. H. Stewart wag called to
Drain this afternoon on profeutsional
business.
Henry Swigart, of Medford, trans
acted business before the United
Status land office today. 1
Rev. J. X, McConnell has returned,
here after several weeks spent in the;
East visiting with friends. j
John Alexander, the Glide mer
chant, spent the day in Iloseburg at
tending to business matters.
County Fruit Inspector Bailey
spent the afternoon at Yoncalla look
ing after business matters.
G. I. Truitt, wife and neice re
turned to Oakland this afternoon af
ter attending to business matters in
this city.
D. .McCulIoch, of Green,- under
went an operation at Mercy hospital
.his morning. Drs. Sether and Stew
art were in attendance.
Mrs. A. K. Archambeau, of Stay
ton, and Mrs. I. W. Ishiuel, of Cot
tage Grove, are spending a few days
in Iloseburg visiting with their moth
er, Mrs. P. A. Demi.
C. II. Faulkner, wife and child
went to Portland this afternoon to
ipend a few days with friends Mr.
aolkner is a local Southern Pacific
.'ireiuan'.
An order was issued in the esttae
I of John F. Stephens today autiioriz-
ug the administrator to purchase
I -ei'lain material in preserving the
I i:i id estate.
Albert J. Holster, representing the
tnti-saloon league of the state, spent
he morning in Uosehurg. He left
his afternoon for Ashland where he
vill speak on Monday.
W. A. Cox. Miss Isabella Jolly and
ianlord Deach left for th'ir homes
a Vida, Dane conn ly, this af ler
ioon after a few days spent here,
.'bile in Uosehurg .vir. Cox made
nal proof ,on a homestead.
.!in . eatch and w ife, tho formei
if whom is General Chairman of the
5acif ic Division of the Order of
la ii road Conductors, spent the day
in Uosehurg. This evening Mr.
eat cli will pay the local conductors"
odg; an official visit.
The Douglas Creditors Association
today filed a suit in the justice court,
n which they seek to collect the
sum t,f $7. '15 from Fred Langenberg,
of tli is city. The amount of the
claim is said to be due for merchan
iPse purchased from the Mat sters
Drug Company.,
Ae report has been current about
he streets today to the effect that
Deputy Sheriff Kalph Quinc yester
day went to the Southern Pacific
freight depot and confiscated two
barrels of beer belonging to a local
resident. Investigation reveals tin
fact that tho barrels contained dried
salmon, and that the same were se
cured by Helpb Quine during his re
cent visit to Gardiner. There was
nothing In the barrels to resemble
liquor.
THEATRE
ITS TIIH PIjACK WHKliK
5T'-'
m i:vi:i!Yiioi)V coks.
I FKIDAY--ONE DAY
I The Wheels
of Fate
ix two ni:i:i.s
A ;ii'Ht .Molnilraumlic .Mils,
li'i'likve.
SKIi storm Sivi-pt Son, SKK
Mlil-OiH-an Wm'k, Si:K
Whvk'ss Plays lniMirtant
Tart.
The Rag Bag
tm of Our Seivainintf
I'liiveM, an One of the Bt
Smashing Time
A Laughable Fxamplo of
Negro Imitation.
The Animal Picture
This Is tt'iil'lli Si't'ln.
,4 XKW SHOW TO.MOKItOW
Si'o J11I111 Itmni) ; l''tiniiiir
H TI1.111 Kcr.
15, 10c
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Roseburg
Home of
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Dositry
Roseburg
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Trading ChecRs
Bn saving for you if you trade your checks in nere. They are good
on any purchase
Shoe Your Boy with Our Insured
Shoes they will Last Him all Winter
We are Sole Agents for Dr. Reed's
CUSHION SOLE Shoes for Men
All Our Shoe.-) are Selected from the Best Lines in the Country
Why Not Have lhe Best
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PERKINS BUILDING,
!
city m:vs. i
Talk with "Hutch". tf;
A. .Tompkins, i;f OhMla. spent the;
day in Uosehurg attending to various'
business inattera. j
r. P. Vifgei, of Dixon ville, spent ;
the day in Roseburg looking after;
business affairs. 1
The priee Is always 10 :ens at the!
Antlers' except for road shows and j
dpeeial vaudeville acts.. tf:
A. Callahan, of .Melrose, was a bus-!
iness visitor in Uosehurg lor a few!
hours yesterday.
C. L. Willis and G. O. Willis, both1
residents of Dillard, spent yesterday,
hi Iloseburg visiting with friends. j
The dooi'H at the Aniers are open;
at 2 in the afternoon and 7 in thej
evening. Hest moving pirtures. tf
-Major Willoughby and Capt. White1
(f the Oregon National Guard and.
C'apt. Collins of the United States!
army were in Ashland Tuesday toj
hold the annual shoot for the Hank
ers' trophy. This is a regimental
affair in which the coast artillery I
boys of tho western part of Oregon
are interested. Owing to weather I
conditions the turnout was light and,!
tho rifle range being in poor condi-j
Hon Cor the samo reason, the shoot1
Thanksgiving Specials
Wonderful Millinery Values
FUR
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Remarkable bargains,
value to $6.50,
All Dress Hats 1-3 Off for
Three Days Only
Coats from $8.50 to $28.50
Dresses from $4.75 to $25.00
THE LEADER
Curing Rheumatism
Is not always tlic easiest thins In the world. Nevertheless we
have In our store a rheumatic remedy which we sincere!-.- believe
has effected more rheumatism euros than any other rheumatism
remedy on tho market. This remedy is
Dike's Rheumatic Remedy
It assists the kidney to cleanse the blood of all Impurities and
lids the system of all urlo add. the real root of rheumatism
A lar.ee bottle for Jl.00.
Ijenieiuoer it has proven its worth for years. We recommend Its
WE GIVE ROSEBURG TRADING CHECKS
KROHN'S PHARMACY g
Booterie
Roseburg
Home of
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ROSEBURG, OREGON
was not held. Ashland Record.
Who do you love? Well, send
them a photograph made by Clarks'
for .nins. tf
City Recorder Carl Wimberly will
spend tomorrow at Drain looking
after official businesB. W
A dollar fountain pen and two dol-'
lars worth of S. & II. Green Trading
Stumps for only on dollar at the
Roseburg book store. One week
only. tf
An order was filed in tho probate
( Oi'.rt this morning citing J. L. Wat-s-m
to apnear and show cause why he
should not be removed ns executrix
of the estate of Emily A. Watson,
deceased.
Wo have just reeeivetl a few hun
dred e.tra fine two-year-old prune
trees. These 1110 especially .suited for
renl'icing vaeaneies in Inst .veal's
phml ing. IM10110 152, Kit'Iitn7&
Main. dsw-tf
Not December 25th, but November
2oth is the time when the Christ
mas number of lb? Ladies Home"
Join nal is out. Hav.i ou receive
your copy: 11 not buy a cop nowj
at the Roseburg Hook Store, 1?.
cents. tt
According to an order filed in the
probate court this morning F. M.
Sweat has been appointed guardian
over Lenora Sweat, a delinquent per
son. The girl has been staying at
the home of Sheriff Quine for some
time and was yesterday truned over -to
her father.
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