The evening news., July 21, 1916, Page 5, Image 5

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75 Seasonable Hats that Sold up to $9.00 ?e Saturday at $1
Remember Our Last "Dollar Day" Sale!
$2.00 Panama Hats
$1.00
$2.00 and $3.00 Striped Hemp
Sport Hats
$1.00
Cloth Sport Hats
$1.00
Ladies' Shirt Waists, made up
to Embroider, 'r.cluding thread
$1.
00
Made-Up Baby Dresses to Embroider
Including Thread
S1.00
$1.50 Combination Suits
$1.00
$1.75 Stamped Bridge Set
36-inch Piece, 4 Napkins Select Your
Own Patterns
$1.00
Runners and Pillows, values to $1.25
each; your choice any two for
$1.00
Cross Stitch Stamped Pillows
and Runners
$1.00
Sale Starts
Saturday, July 22
At 10 A. M.
Be on Hand
When the Door Opens
Saturday, at 10 a. m.
" X""A"JL"a" S SA" SX' "A" AS A"1
CITY NEWC.
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Kodaks, Eastman pnoio supplies,
at the ltoseburg Bool: Store. 494-tf
A. A. Wilder and wife returned;
last night after : a delightful auto
trip through northern California and
Oregon points. They visited for a
few days at Klamath Falls and Ft.
Klamath on their return trip. The
entire journey was made without ac
cident of any kind and no tire
trouble.
A broken brako shoe on one of the
coaches of train No. 15, arriving In
this city at 9:35 a. m., caused a short
delay this morning while repairs
were being made. The brake gave
way as the train was being brought
to a stop nfter pulling Into the yard.
Had the piece of metal become en
tangled under the wheels the coach
: might have been derailed, but luck
ily it fell between the rails and tore
ANTLERS THEATRE
3 DAYS
ONLY
2:15
STARTING AITC
Thurs.Mat.-ttUU. O
-Twice Daily--8:15
Seats Monday, July 31--Mail Orders Now
D. W. Griffith's Mighty Masterpiece
up the dirt between the tracks for a
considerable distance before the
train was finally stopped.
Dr. G. R. McCall, ol Glendale, was
a business visitor in Host-burg for
several hours today.
G. V. France, of Ten Mile, was
in ltoseburg today looking after
business affairs.
Mrs. C. B. lulow, of Ashland, who
has been visiting at Pleasant ,11111,
for the PiBt two weeks stopped in
ltoseburg . ast night on her way
home.
! .Mrs. J. M. Trefren and children
left this morning for Grants Pass.
Ashland and other points where they
will visit with friends and relatives
for a week or ten days.
Shcrlf George Qulno and .lohn
Oliver returned last nigh', from
Grants Pass, bringing with them Geo.
Pevln, who was taken suddenly ill
there. Mr. novln is now somewhat
Improved and Is able to be about.
j Mrs. J. H. Sibbltt and Mrs. llanna
j Hansen, of Omaha, Neb., stopped at
j the Grand hotel last night on their
I way to Han Diego and San Francisco
where (hey will spend a few weeks
with relatives. They were delighted
with Hosburg and with the courtesies
extended to them at IV hotel where
they spent the night.
There will he a program given to
morrow evening at eight o'clock. In
the Maecabee hall, consisting of pan
tomimes, motion songs and a market
scene, under the auspices of the
Fraternal Ilrolherhond. About 30
voung people will take part and
dancing will follow at nine o'clock.
The program will be free.
H. H. Fleser left this morning for
Dlllard where he will spend the day
at survey work.
Judge J. W. Hamilton and wlfo
left tills morning for Kiddle whero
they spent the day
friends and relatives.
visiting with
D. I). Bronson, inspector U. S. for-J
est Bcrvice. who has been spending!
Iho past three weeks In this city leftj
tills morning for Mcdford.
Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Canfield, of!
Drain, motored to ltoseburg yester-
day afternoon and spent the night in
this cily. They returned homo this
morning in their auto.
C. A. Carney, of San Francisco,
. il ,1. 1 I...I.... 11.. 11 M..
I l:Jli. H.iiliii( inu nil i m K-' mil "iiii i
vln Safe Company, Is In the city to-!
day In the interests of his firm, and
will remain here a few days.
Mrs. It. A. Alexander, of San Fran
cisco came to ltoseburg thlB morn
ing for a visit with her sister, Mary
Swlnney. She has been spending a
few days at Portland and will remain
In this city for a month or six weeks
before going on to her home. j
MELROSE ITEMS
Hay making Is on with a rush fol
lowing the recent rain. Grain hay
and second crop nlfalfa being ready.
Supervisor Uusenbark, after being
delayed by tho usolcss expense of ad
vertising for bids for the road, has a
forco of men grading and making
fills preparatory to putting on gravel.
J. W. Conn has made some sub
stantial improvements In tho way of
water system and silo.
lohn Doerner had the misfortune
to lose h's houso and barn by flro
last woek.
Kdward Sindt left for Ashland
Monday, where ho will be employed
on a rock crusher.
Mrs. K. It. Fenn, who has been
attending her father In Iowa, during
his last illness returned homo Wed
nesday, her father having passed
away last week.
Biisenhark Ilros. have about com
pleted sotting ten acres of broccoli.
They will also set several acres to
lato cabbage.
Tho Melrose Sunday school will
give an ice cream social at the
Grange hall Saturday evening, July
22. Everybody Invited.
WILL LHAVU DOUGLAS COUNTX
A. L. I.cc, of Yoncallu, ono of the
well known long time residents ol
that locality, arrived In Hoaohuric
last night nnd Is spending the dujr
here nttcndlng to some business mat
ters before taking his departure lor
Harper, .Malheur county, whero be
and his family will locale. Mr. 'u
traded his holdings In this count?
'for a largo stock ranch near Har
per, and will move thero next woek.
driving through with some cattle
and household goJs, and shipping
some by freight. 1 no many friend
of the family wish them success In
their new home.
At the Hat Shop Haturdiiy, July 22.
ItKVISIOI) VACATION PLANS.
1 1
Tho llev. Ilarr G. Leo will hold
services In Kt. George's church on
Sunday, July 2.1. at 7:30 anil 11 a.
m. and 8 p. m., with Sunday school
as usual. Next week he expects to
i hvi. for Los Angeles to visit his
parents. Mr, Lee will be away for
about two weeks, returning In time to
reopen the church on Sunday. August
13th. from which duto services will
bo held .without further Interruption.
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burg. Never bad a law suit In settling the many claims I havo
had. 1 represent 10 of the largest and strongest Flro Insurance
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reputation Is my guarantee that you will be treated Justly. Twenty
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Vudor Shades
Cool the Porch and
the Whole House
B W. J. MOON . . .
11 MI
THE
FURNITURE MAN