N'KWS OF TIIK WOULD.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 26. A nma1J
army of laborers today were at work
early putting the White House bark
into shape, for its regular routine.
following tlie marriage, yesterday ofji
Miks Margaret Woodrow Wilton to
rrancis Howes Sayre. It Is believed
that the huge floral dec-orations will
he distributed among the local hos
pitals and children's institutions.
IN THE NEW ELK3 BUILDING
Prog: ram We J. and Thurs.
The Fifth String-
A Two Reel Special by John Phillip Sousa,
One of the most thrilling musical photo plays
ever played.
PATHG'S WERKLY
Nine National subje-cts, showing Portland Fire
Department Band in Washington, I. C, also
Mayor Gaynor Memorial in New York.
His Lordship Billy Smoke
Featuring Maiy Charleson and Charles Bennett
riatinee 2 p. in. Eveninjr 7p.n1. Prices 10, 15c
Coming-FREDHAMILL-ThursdayNight
HOMK, Nov. 2(5. Precautions be
ing taken today against any possible
attempt on the life of the King when
lie goes to deliver the opening ad
dress of the twenty-fourth parlia
ment tomorrow.
The occasion has always been a
favorite one for anarchifUn in Italy to
attempt tho King's life. In addition
the. recent elections, which were tho
firm held In Italy under the univer
sal suffrage, aroused a degree of ex
citement nnd agitation that has not
yet entirely abated.
The King will leave the Quirinal
In a closed carriage, entirely sur
rounded by mounted guards and will
proceed at a gallop to parliament.
Troops will there be massed not only
In the piazza in front, hut around
the entire building. Through these
tho King will pass to the chamber
where, in addition to the deputies,
senators and ministers there will be
no one who has not been passed upon
by the Department of Public Safety.
The King will begin his address the
moment he reaches the speakers'
stand and will leave (Immediately '.
afterwards. '
hat Sale F
or One Week More
A BIG WESTERN
RANCH FOR YOU
Hum are a fow of the thingsthnt can be (lone
You can have
on this ranch:
STi mires of alfalfa (under Irrigation If you want to put the water
n J1). tiu-ili
BOfi ucrcs In grain (oaU, wheat, barley).
HH jir.rcM) In hay (clover, vetch, cheat, red-top, grain).
30 jutoh In tipples and pears, cherries, peaches and walnuts.
r,o 111 corn. mmsswsmamsi
60 jicrca In Italian Prunes. ' i? W-TS.;.";"T':'! i
t ireros In vogolahles (kale, 8'unh, pumpkins, cahbago, potatoes,
relnry, berries .melons, tomatoes, turnips, carrots, peas, beans, etc).
SoO ncrpB corrals, feeding lots, pnsturo for cattle and horses, barns.
K70 nere.s of tho best opportunities In America for an ambitious
Winn. Tho ranch is good enough for tho best farmer thut ever turn
1 a furrow. The prlco Is bo reasonnblo that no man of moderate
means need hesltato. Such opportunities are so raro that you had
bettor Investigate at onco. Write to .1. M. Englo, Kellogg, Oro.,
or tho Knglewood Agent, Hoseliurg, Oregon.
imrnm
Ifgf 76OSY STORES J
Mens Sweater
Coats
1 I T Need one. Best values in these are
S J LJ l',ol,nd ;u Tho (n Store.
Compare our Values and you will
see the (lilTerence. Buying these by the carload
enables ns to give you the best .Sweater Coat in
town 1 ir the money.
Boys Sizes Jo to ."VI
,UIU' ,,K 89c and 98c
Mens Cotton Jackets 49C
Mens Sweater Coals
Mens Sweater Coats, extra heavy 5)98
Other lleavv Coats
S3.45 $3.98 $4.98 $5.90
LA PAZ, Bolivia, South Amerria.
Nov. 26. The Anierian comluerelfil
invaders arrived here today to si?nd
five days visiting commercial estab
lishments and industries of the Bol
ivian city. They leave here Wednes
day, December 3, for Antafogosta,
Chile. !
We have been doing a splendid business. Many Roseburg ladies
have been pleased with stylish headgear bought at marvelously
low prices. - But we sti'l have too much stock. Down go prices
again, in many cases below cost. We are going to throw every
hat in the store into this sale.
ALL PATTERN HATS ONE-HALF PRICE
$1.75 Felt Shapes in all colors 90 cents
$3.00 to $5.00 Beavers Black or White $1.50 to $2.50
$3.50 to $4-50 Black Velvet Sailors $2.00 to $3.00
$4.00 to $6.00 Velvet Dress Shapes $2.50 to $3.00
$4.00 to $6.00 Trimmed Hats $2.00 $3.50
The Hat ShOp, Perkins Annex
We Give Roseburg Trading Checks
WASH I XOTOX. Xov. 26. llu n
dreda of garments were today distrib
uted to the poor of the National cap
ital by the Needlework Guild, of
which Mi'H. Wilson, wife of the presi
dent, fs the head. Mrs. Wilson was
unable to aid In the distribution of
the garments owing to fatigue after
the White House wedding yesterday.
She will take charge of the work
some time later this week. The gifts
are the usual Christmas presents
which the Guild .distribute every
year to the poor of Washington.
WASHINGTON', Xov. 26. JThe
Argentine legation today Irecoived
word that the special mission head
ed by Kenor Villaneuva left Valpa
raiso today en route to this city to
thank officials for participation in
the centennial celebration of Argen-
I tine freedom from the Spanish yoke.
SAVANNAH, Ga., Nov. 2ft. Sav
annah today was Invaded by hordes of
automobile enthusiasts who are here
to witness the greatest international
road race ever held in America the
Grand Prize event. Thirty-five laps
KKA1) THIS
50c Jar Palm Olive Cold Cream
and 3 bnrs Palm Olive Soap for 50c.
This sale will closo December 10.
The only store authorized to make
this sale.
n2S MARSTERS DRUG CO.
For the next 60 days Dr. R. E.
Hunt will give a premium with each
case of horse dentistry which will
entitle the holder of the first choice
to $25 in merchandise at Pearce's
harness shop. The holders of the
tickets, not more than 100, will de
cide the choice among themselves by
a popular vote. This offer and com
petition will close on December 31,
1913. tf
Phone 245
All work first-class
Commercial Abstract Co
Abstracts of Title Filing Papers Prepared
Insurance, Etc,
Bonds of all Kinds Furnished
Money to Loan on Improved TarmProperty
Rear First Trust & Savings Hunk Iilcl
ROSE11URO, OREGON
Are You Loyal?
Are You Useing a Roseburg Broom?
The best on the market for the money.
Thej' will last longer, and your work will
be lighter.
You will be helping a home enterprise and
making a greater Roseburg,
Eveiy merchant in Roseburg is selling
them; so be LOYAL and demand the home pro
duct. Whist Brooms at all Drygoods and Drug
Stores. All are sold with money-back guarantee.
Free Seed For Planting.
ROSEBURG BROOM FACTORY
D. H. MARS TEES' PLUMBING SHOP.
Plumbiae, Sheet Metal VVorK, Tinning
and Heatir.fi
North JacKson Street, adjoining Peoples Marble
WorKs. Telephone Z51.
WorK Done on Short Notice
ROSEBURG, ORE
F
PUBLIC
MARKET
OPEN TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS
COJ5XER MAIX AND WASHINGTON STREETS
ALL KINDS OF FRESH MEATS AND FARM PRODUCTS
GET YOURS THERE AND RE DUCK THE COST OF LIVING
WE ARE IN OUR NEW HOME
Corner of
Jackson and Douglas Streets
But We Make the Same High Grade Butter
DOUCLAS COUNTY CREAMERY
"PATRONIZE A HOME INDUSTRY"
WEST ROSEBURG GROCERY
We can save you money on jour grocery bill. Our stock is FRESH
and COMPLETE. Phone your need. Prompt delivery and satisfac
tory assured. Alll our goods guaranteed.
"We Give ltoacliurc TraclinR Cheeks"
DOWELL & FOSTER
PHONE
29.
Alexander's Park Lots
Fronting on Umpqua River, covered with grand giant oaks hundreds
of years old, are places of contentment away from the busy city life
with Its struggle for making money. Resting in a hammock between
a couple of these monarchs of the forest, looking upon the slow
flowing Umpqua River, where in summer hundreds of children are
taking a healthful bith, is a picture of childhood's days, and it gives
peace of mind and rest do the body.
6o FOOT FRONTAGE, 250 LONQ
They are the best investments of any kind in Oregon at 500 00
only a few are left. The terms are suitable to alfpurses. Address
Umpqua Land .Water Company
BOX 475
ROSEBURG TRADING CHECKS
Given on all purchases or taken
in as cash on all purchases.
"WE PAY CASH FOR COUNTRY PRODUCE"
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The North Side Grocery
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