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library.
C. U. Wilils. c.i Hill.ud r.'
to his home last n mil; a;''"i
days spent in KoM-hurt:.
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'''inn ;f.i-. attf.weti business matters
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j Tiy ii.i?;Htm1 P.ri.quets. The most
; i, I ( 'ma ni' nl ni el on the market,
l'hwie J I'lit Investment Co.
Mrs. S. C. Colter returned to h-"
home at Dole last evenin.: alter a
day spent in Rosehur;: siiupptni:.
.1. D. Kluny left 1...-1 nUM I'm:
Riddle where lie will rem i.n in two
weeks attending ! Imiiih- er-'ie:-
Fresh grape j.iire. ."." a Gallon,
at the Overland Orchard- Made in
rider press. Furnish ..nr mvn mn
tainer. "
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!nr .-! K.,k. While in H'eh'irg
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WHEN THE WINDS BLOW YflU ARE GOING
TO NEED A WA3M OUERCOAT. A WARM SUIT AND
SOME "COMFY" UNDERWEAR AND THINGS. COME
IN NOW. GET THEM AND BE READY TO FACE MR.
BLIZZARD WMEN HE COMES.
OUR CLOTHES HAVE THE "SNAP." THEY MAKE
YOU LOOK "0. K." AND YOU KNOW YOUR SUC
CESS IN LIFE DEPENDS MUCH ON HOW YOU AP
PEAR. THEN APPEAR WELL.
WE KEEP UP THE QUALITY: WE KEEP DOWN
THE PRICE.
BIG LINE OF SWEATERS AND MACKINAWS
SEE THEM.
.ctvnews. jSATURDAY IS O.A.C.
H. W. Evans has accepted a poal
itou aa Btenogiapher in the ofticeis of
Neuuer &. Wiuibeiiy.
G. II. Clarke, a recent arrival la
this city, left this morning fur Port
land to remain permanently.
Mrs. V. C. Ingals. of Prineville, is
spending several days in Kosebutg
attending to business matters.
Paul O. Spies left today Tor San
Francisco where he will spend some
time attending to business matters.
Mrs. YVarzetha left today fur Sac
ramento alter u day spent !n Hose
burg visiting with .lra. K. Mc
Grew. Have your duds cleaned and press
ed by Sloper, the cleaner and presser.
All work promptly attended to and
satisfaction guaranteed. tf
K. C. Henson left In his car this
morning for Myrtle Creek where he
will spend the day attending to busi
ness matters.
r II A pHtitliJ U ..II b r.u- n
known piano tuner of this city left
this morning for points north on a
business trip.
(i. T. Hover and sister. Miss (Joldiej
Ho et . left last evening lor their j
home at Dillaid after a day spent in:
Hoseburg shopping.
M F. Rice, of the real estate firm j
of Hire and Hire, left this morning
fin Yonraila on business. Mr. Rice
will return this evening.
Mrs. .1. V. Nichols and children,
of Kn let prise, arrived in this city
this morning. They will remain in
Koseburg for several days.
Mr. and Mrs. .1. J. Moll departed
this morning tor (j rants I'ass where
they will rem-in for a number of
days visiting with friends.
Ralph aswell and sister. Miss
('.race has well, departed today for
I'hoenix where it Is hoped that the
limate will benefit Miss I.aswell's
health.
Mrs. J. I. Chapman arrived lu
Rnsebtirg yesterday evening :ioin
Wilbur and will visit for several
days at the home of her son, Fred
Chapman, of this city.
W. II lirimhall. of Curtin, Ore..
who has been in this vicinity look-
ng after a prune and apple crop for
the past few weeks, left this morning
for his home.
Fred Johnson, the well known
Honey m an Hardware salesman who
spent esterday in this city looking
after business matters left this morn
ing for points north.
Mr. and Mrs. P. McMilllnn arriv
ed in this city last night from Salem
mid will spend the winter months
in Roseburg with their son Fred Mr-
Mlllian. instructor of science in the
local high school.
.lohn Oilkeson. whose hand was
badly cut a few days ago when a
jare plate glass taken from the Ham
ilton Drug Company's store was ac
cidentally broken. Is still nursing the
injured member and It will be some
time befoie he is able to return to
work.
William L. Flndley, state biolo
gist, arrived this morning from Sa
lem. Mr. Flndley will lecture this
evening in the old Palace theatre
under the auspices of the Mental
Culture club on wild birds and ani
mals. Mr. Kindle will illustrat
his lecture with moving pictures
taken especially for this lecture
Many Attractions Scheduled
For the Entertainment
Of Visitors.
CHAMPION FOOT BALL
Visitors Will lUtsin to Arrive Friday
Aiul it Few lrvlimiiimy ICer
cbwi Will Ho Staged
jut Thrw Plays.
CORVALMS, Ore., Nov. 6. The
annual home-coming day at O. A. C.
is Saturday next, when among the
other attractions the prospective
championship football game of the
northwest conference will be played
between the strong Washington
state and the O. A. C. team. The
entire student body, one of the larg
est ever assembled on this or ati
TIMK TO PLANT SH lU'RRKH V.
Now is the proper time to plant
your rose bushes and all kinds of
shrubbery to get the best results for
net vt-ar. I have on hand an ex
eellent assortment or good, strong
rose hushes and shrubbery of all
'dnds and can give you the beHt of
ervii e in this line. Drop me a postal
and 1 will rail and take the matter
up with von.
n ! 7 JOHN W IXWKM-, City.
DAVCF AT IjOOKINCi iUSH.
A flame will be held hooking
r,a hall Thursday evening. Novem
ber Lunch served in the hall
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other campus ot the northwest, is
workinc ovrr time to pive the old
timer a let'epfm and wt'lroine that
thoy will never forget.
Visitors for the home-coming will
begin to arrive Friday. A few pre
liminary exercises will bo staged for
their benefit, but tjje bin day will be
Saturday, when in-uoor ana oui-aoor
names w ill be played by intra mural ,
teams representing the various clubs.
classes and other social organiza-;
tiona. Dr. Browno has arranged a!
schedule of sports that will give the;
former campus folk an insiK.. "'h t
the system that has proved so at-,
tiat-tive that it has ilrawn practically I
loo per cent the students not ;
merely Into physical exercises, but
into healthful and exhilarating
values, lie has also planned to pro-j
vide opportunities lor the has-beens.
to don their old sport totfs anil re
enact the scenes of former triumphs.
Of course, the chief aitraction will
be the big football game in which
Coach 1'ipal's men will endeavor to
upset the dupe and beat the boys
from Washington.
On Sunday the churches of the
town, the Y. M and Y W. C. A. and
the fraternities anil clubs will open
their ilnors to the visitors. This will
give new friends as well as old an
opportunity to inspect the splendid
laellitles for instruction. training
ami social culture afforded by the
ohl school.
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