Your Home is Only as Comfort
able and Inviting as
You Make It.
The furnishing will either give it a subtle
touch of cozy homelikeness andcomfortable
rplinpmpnl nr t.hp.V will tnve it that still.
' - 1 ' ' . '
indiltereut buying brings.
It's Simply a Question of Selection
Let us help you in the selection of your
Furniture. VVe believe wa can show you
how to make the home comfortable and
cozy through the addition of only a few
good pieces of our Fum Utre at little cost.
Mere you will find Furniture that will
stand the test of time and wear New ar
rivals in D ning Room and Bed Room
Furniture, Carpets and Rugs. "
We (Jive Roseburg Trading Stamps
A. J. LILBURN & SON
"Complete House Furnishers"
BOY'S R0?APERS.
Good Style For
the Small Folk.
Baxter ltohlnson left for Myrtle
Creok today to visit with friends.
MAJESTIC
THEATRE
A ITS TIIK PI.ACIO WIIKUE
KVionviioDY ;i:s.
F May & Saturday
TiiK i:i:st i:r.K
v.uiir.vn.i.i-: AtT
Butler- Lyons
(iemilno Cowboy ritMb'i",
Imny ArlMIc Violin Ibios,
A Mulrnl lioiinil I lnlro
tlu hm 'lltoir hiimnh ('
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NOW SHOWIMi
"ThelTango"
"Turkey Trot"
"Hesitation Waltz"
Ito tl IVllOVt DjHOtM'. liCUl'lt
Ilia Corivct way of tin
lnii-iii. Mr. Wallute Mi-
'lit boon untl Mts ib'tin
saw yer. i ln SciiviuloiiH of
v York.
Alkali Ike and
The Wild Man
t'mi Coitaiuly Know TIU is &
omI.
UK Sl'ltK AM MK
KAUI.Y
I 15c and 10c
COMING SI XPAV
KXTHA ACT, XOVKU
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coitDCiior noMPBita.
Corduroy is a pood servleeiibto fnb
rk'. nml. iilthoiiKli white was chosen
fop tills attractive romper suit. It mny
he cli'iiiKil easily. The Russian blouse
Is pushed nt the sides and faced with
red diivetyu. It tin a buttons and belt
of the stune fuhrtc.
TANGO SLIPPERS.
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CITY XIIWS.
O. Martin rut u rued to Days Creol
this uiornluK nfter a few days spent
In UoHi'Uurg,
Good cloan coinro.-tablo rooms at
MeClallen hotel, $2.50 por week an J
'U'. tl
II. H. Spiki'r. of Portland, arrived
hi'ie thiH morning to spend a wee,
with friends.
(!. V. (irisone, of Lo Ansoles, !y
KpeiidliiK a few dayH in Uoseburn
vIhIIImk with friends.
Trade at mores wiving Itoscburi;
Stamp Co.'h trading chet-kH. They
are khhI as cash at 13 stores. tf
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Hermann left
Tor their home at Myrtle Creek today
after a few duyH spent in Uosehun;
visiting with rriends and relatives.
I'atronl.o the Karmers Public Mar
ket Tuesdays and Saturdays. Pro
ducers' and consumers Interest.
Priced always reasonable. tf
Mrs. Mary Taylor, of this plac.i Is
visiting in (Herniate with old friends
and Is Hi,- guest of Mra. 1-.. Dewey.
(!r;inis Pass Courier.
TIk Block at (laives H Enipor
iuni on Cass street tnust be moved
iiefoie Kebniiiry 1. Our prices will
.iiihiee ou to help us move. tf
Mrs. A. M. Crawford joinel her
husband, Attorney Oneial Cr.iv;"m-d.
in Kuni-ne last evuing anil pr-ceed-ed
to Kosehiirg with him (his morn
ing. Kugone (luard.
I-:ultes of tho M. K. clunch,
South, will hold n window sale at Ihe
Heo Hive grocery Saturday, Jan 17.
Homo cooked foods will bo offered
for sale. j ; m
V. M . Iluuhes. of Portland, arriv
ed here this morning, accompanied
by Mrs. Hughes. They will spend a
week or ten days in Kosoburg visit
ing " ith friends.
If yn plac0 one orftr-r wt'h us for
wood, yon will become one of our
permanent customers. Full Measure
Wood Yard. North Kosoburg Phone
HIS. tf
U K. Kaucher. an automobllo deal
er and owner of a garage in Kose
buii;. was In the citv over ntirbt on
hi way home from a trip to ICast-l
ein Drekton. Kugette Ounrd.
Will pny good price for good sized
potatoes; ship sample sack nml write
Ms how many sacks you can furnish.
Pnited Produce Commission Co., San
Prnnelsco.
Mrs. S. H. RothernHitl nml Mrs.
H. !.. Darby were arrivals from Clb-n.j
0 ile Friday morning for n short visit t
v'.th Mrs. H. I.. Wilson, of this plaoe.j
1 nd will probalQ return SaturJay. i
C rants Pass Courier.
They're Made of the Most Elegant Ma
terials. The new tango slipper Is made In any
number of beautiful materials that no
otic dreamed of using for footgear n
few years ago silver tissue, cloth of
gold, aluminium, copper and fancy tin
sel, delicaLo lace and gem studded bro
cades.
The thing that makes n tango slipper
the real thing, though. Is nut the mate
rial, hut ribbons of the same shade,
called tango laeings. which strap over
I he instep and around the ankle, hold
ing It linnly. These are fastened to
the slipper by lour tiny clamps of
i binestuues. two on a side.
The sniulil slipper with strap over
(he Instep Is also popular lor dancing,
because in these vigorous dances of
the moment yon can't afford to do the
Cinderella act. for while It might be
rather fetching to lose a pretty tango
trotter it miht also be dangerous to
the preservation of an upright post
lion.
In other words, you and your part
ner might assume Just such a position
as you did when you llrst learned to'
skate.
The slipper with fur trimmings will
never be popular, say the dealers. It
is a novelty, and as such Interests
some, but It is too suggestive of the
bedroom slipper, and. anyway, it is
bound to make the foot or ankle too.v
a little clumsy, and no one wants that
to happen.
Pride Keeps Women Warm Nowadays.
From (he abundance of thin and
gan.eiiUe lingerie and knitted under
wear offered for winter wear the say
ing of some one's grandmother, "Pride
Keeps folks warm nowadays." express
es the opinion of many other save
those who claim to know the delight
of (he latest way or dressing. Due Is
protected from the cold by warm coats
ami fur rather than by heavy, warm
Utiderelothitn:.
The prevailing fashion have brouyh.
about many new styles of underwear
which take the place of lingerie to a
great extent. Knitted silk uiidenfhirts,
bloomers and com hi nation garments
are a generally approved class or un
derwear. The silk variety, woven like gloves,
are the favorites, even though they are
expensive in the best qualities. Itloonr
ers take the place of muslin garments
to a great degree for street and even
Ing wen i. They are made with an
elastic in the belt anil In the legs tit
the knees, where (here Is a little full
ne.
A Lunch Innovation.
Americans who have never been
abroad will be surprised to know that
they are only beginning to Install
bathrooms In the houses of ordinarily
well off people In Paris. Twenty years
:mo few of the hotel even had baths
Installed in bathrooms. They had
movable bath, and the bath cart stop
ped at the house, the man carrying up
a tub and tilling It with a hose and
then moved on. to carry the tub away
on his return.
CITY NKWS.
A 2'tQ chicken dinner at the J & J
Restaurant on Sheridan street to
morrow, j 1 7 !
Clay Grant, of Peel, transacted j
biii-iiness matters in the. city for n
few hours today.
Ana Hermann rbiurncd to Myrtle!
Creek this morning after a few days'
spent in Koseburg,
K. K. Mantis, of Portland, arrived
here this morning to spend a fewj
days with friends.
if you need wood the Full Measur'-;;
yard can fill your order with dry
oak or fir. Phone 165. North
Koseburg. tt j
K. M. Jenkins, of Missoula, Mnnt.,'
wag a business vihilor in Koseburg I
for a few hours today.
You are certainly going to get
your money's worth at the Majestic
Friday and Saturday. Watch for the.
programme. jlo
G. F. Adams, the Sutherlin drug-j
gist, silent the morning in Koseburg f
looking after' business affairs.
Coming Friday and Saturday, mo-j
lion picture dancing lessons. The;
Tango, Turkey Trot and Hesitation i
Waltz at Majestic. jluj
S. A, Phillips announces the arriv-1
al of the new spring styles at his!
new place in the Kohlhagen building,
next door to the Commercial;
Club, tfi
If you need wood the Full Measure ;
yard can fill your order with dry!
oak or fir. Phone 165. Korth 1
Koseburg. tf.
Rev. Howard, a missionary of the
Kpiscopal church, arrived here tills j
morning from the north and is a
guest of Kev. Charles Wilson linker,
of this city. j
If you place one order with us for;
wood, jou will become on3 of ourj
permanent customers. Full Measure!
Wood Yard. North Roseburg. Phone j
165. tf!
David Swing Kicker and wife, the)
former of whom Is a special writer
for the Morning Oregonian, spent
the afternoon in t lie country where
they secured a number of "good"
roads photographs.
Colonel May and wife leave Mon
day for Arizona where they will
sp?nd 'several weeks. Mr. May sus
tain ad serious injuries as the result
of fulling from a bridge some time
ago, and has since been a patient at
Alercy hospital.
While going from her home, on
West Cass street to the city hall this
morning, Sadie Wells had the mis
fortune to lose her purse containing
about $30. Although she made a
thorough search for the purse she was
unable to find It tip to a late hour
today.
The News today received a card
from W. H. Whiting, who recently
left Roseburg to locate at Hartford,
near Granite Falls. Wash. Mr. Whit
ing says he likes his new home, not
withstanding that several severe
storms have raged there since his ar
rival a short time ago. He says the
prospects for bountiful crops in that
country were never better than at
the present time.
Henry Reno, a member of the
Oregon Soldiers' Home, died this
morning at four o'clock. The fun
eral will he held tomorrow. The de
ceased was a native of Kentucky,
and served in Company II, HUth Il
linois Inlantry during the Civil war.
He was admitted to the Home from
Josephine county in the year 1 ! 1 1 .
He is survived by a nephew who
lives at Portland.
At the organization of the Kose
burg Rifle Cluli It was decided to
divide the club membership Into two
sections for the purpose of competi
tive shoot with F. K. Hamlin and K.
L, Miller as team captains. The fol
lowing have been chosen by Major
Hamlin: F. H. Vinci!; C. S. .lack
son; F. G. Stewart; .1. A. Iluchanan,
A. C. Seely, C. D. Shoemaker, K. H.
C Wood. J. K. Falbe. C. K. Fields.
The following have been chosen by
Dr. Miller: George K. Houck, Clark
I.. Uargar, K. C. Room, J. J.
llrands, F. W. Haynes, K. J. Payton.
Joseph Sykes, K. 1(. Stewart, George
Three Pair
Womens or
Child) ens
Onyx Hosiery
For fOc
Big Savings
Roseburg
Booterie
Three Pair
Womans or
Cliildreos
Onyx Hosiery
For 50c
On All Kinds cf Footwear
High grade shoes for the price usually asked for
THE CHEAP K1NU
January Clearance Sale that gives you. the best
Roseburg booterie
Perking Building Rostburg, Oregon
CLEAN-UPSPECIAL
in
FURS, Values to $40.00
Special $19.89
Knit Goods Sweaters, Values From
$3.50 to $9.50
Special $1.98 to $4.98
Childrens Knit Goods of all Kinds
Millinery Values to '$8.50
$2.29
Suits and Coats, just a few, you know
us. They all have to go.
Dresses, More bargains than we have
space to mention. We must
have the room
.THE LEADE
P. Hi'ilisen. Tlie (late "of tllu Bhooti
will be iinnonuced kiter.
Gladys Strong went to Myrllo!
Creek this nmrnins to spend a Uwj
tlaya witli friends.
Margaret Ilreminer went 'o lljock
way this morning to spend a few
days with friends.
It. Vinson, of roles Vuliov.
spent the day in ltosehurg took in'!
after business matters.
If you need wood the Full Me.inr"
yard can fill your order with dry
oak or fir. Phone 1C5. North
Koseburg. tf
Mrs. S. 11. Myers, of Chicago, who
is making a tour of the Paeirie coa.-t
stopped over here last evening. She
left for l.os Angeles today.
Patronize the Farmers Public Mar
ket Tuesdays and Saturdays. Pro
ducers' and consumers' interest.
Prices nlwnya reaonable. tf
C. H. Wells and wife, of South n.
kota, stopped over hero last ovenin';.
They went to Kiddle this morning.
Later they will eontlnuo their Jour
ney to l.os Angeles.
Patronize the Farmers Public Mar
ket Tuesdays and Saturdays. Pro
ducers' Rnd consumers' interest.
Prices always reasonable. tf
.
CITY NEWS.
i
Kent a chieken dinner Sunday at
the .1 & j Restaurant on Sheridan
street. Jr cents. ji 7
C. 11. Martin, of Portland, arrived
in Koseburg this morning to spend
a few days with friends.
Hubert Wixson returned to Myrtle
Creek this morning after a few days
spent in Koseburg. '
Go to .1. & J. Restaurant, 137
Sheridun street for I. X. L. Chicken
Tamales and Mexican Chili Con
Carne. (
Israel McDonald, one of Linn
county's well known farmers, arriv
ed here today to look over the coun
try. Give us a call when In need of
horseshoeing and you will never go
elsewhere, bill and George, the
fariors. tf.
County Commissioner Jefferson
Wiley and Harry Pinkston will re
turn to their respective homes fin
evening. They have been here for
the past week attending the regular
term of the county court.
ANTLERS THEATRE janS
NEW FLKS BUILDING
m For
January I6th and 17th
O, P. R'.OOM. Manager
!
Labor S.wed.
Snrontl a ooup'i of tlnVknoists of
nowfpappM mi your sink IumpI. St
your skllli-rx saucvimn tr nthrr il'rty '
sialics on t lit pupor Imteml of on the
Knrnl. This s:iv.s thw bonrtl from
many a stain nml mvos much scour-1
lK-
2Reels-"A FACE FROM THE PAST"-2ReeIs
A Powerful Edison Drama .
i Reel-."ln The Shadow"-! Reelll Reel-"DAY BY DAY" 1 Reel
Koflutripg Mary Maurice Vitneraph A Special Comedv Drama Essanav
A Lce Novelty.
An oiM tttffi hi ,1!.t and niff sot
Just out n to wt'iive u Cupid's hoad In
von 1st laoo. The bwn U the contra!
portion of the uVs'cn. the ralation
pattern exteiul'tiu lu the ed;esSif the
collars and cutTs.
Coil l NO 5UNDAV
-LOT OF GIRLS-
-COMINO SUNDAY
jjj Doors I'prn M 2 p. and 7 p. m. Admission: Children 5c, Adults lCc