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About Evening Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-190? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 18, 1905)
IWTfTI1i'WMIfial1e 7 06 WILL BE OPEN UNTIL, 9 P. M., ALL WEm -"-ISSUED DAILY EXCEPT BUND? BY i KEVIEW PUIiLISHING CO. f 4 i "Sale Begins Fisher & Beliows Co. DEPARTMENT STORE This Sale CIos Office Review Building, (first floor) Jackson Ktreot. Telephone, Main HOI. Mctaday, Dec. 18, 9 O'clock A. M. Saturday, Dec. 23, at 10 o'clock p.m. L. WJM1IKKLY.... Kmtor DAILY for year, by mall 3.00 Par Month, Ucllvvreil For Wevk.dollvcri'il . 8KMMVKKKLY Per Year .12.00 Blx Montlm 1.00 MONSTER HOLIDAY SALE D1CCEMBKK IS, 11)05. 1 The Telephone-Register of MeMirjn ville has announced Chas. V. Galloway, of thatcily.a tadidate forcongreeB from this district. Chas. V. Galloway is a native son of Yamhill County. Pie is a son of Judge William C. Galloway of the 3rd Judicial District, and is a grad uate of the University of Oregon. He was a member of 1903 legislature, and was Su'pt. of the agricultural exhibit of Oregon at the, World's Fair at St. Louis, and Supt. of agricultural exhibits of the Lewis and Clark Fair. While yet a mere boy, he took the oratorical prize at the Intercollegiate conteBt of the State of Oregon. He is a yery bright, energetic young man, in every sense worthy the support of the citizens of this district, for a seat In the national legislature. This paper is glad to notice such excellent candidacy seeking the Democratic nomination for repre sentative' to congress. A few more such candidates will afford. the Demo cratic party an excellent opportunity for choice of material for congressman. Furious Fighting. "For seven years," writes Geo. W. Hoffman, of Harper, Wash., "1 had a bitter battlo, with chronic stomach and liver trouble, but at last I won, and cured my diseases, by the use of Electric Hitters. 1 unhesitatingly rec ommend them to all, and don't intend In the future to be without them In the house. Thoy are certainly a wonderful medicine, to have cured Buoh a bad case as mine." Sold, under guarantee to do the flame for you, by A. C. Masters & Co. druggist, at 50c a bottle. Try them today. Christmas Presents. 9 to 10 a. m. We etart this sale with one of our very hest bargains. 25 Ladies' Changeable Pilk Petti coats A grand Holiday Sale of high grade silk petticoats. An opportunity to buy a lady a holiday gilt that will please hor immensely and at a saving you are bound to appreciate. All the newest and most desirable shades to select from. Special this sale $4-95 (Second Floor.) An elegant lino of lino furnlturo can he found in our store consisting of parlor pieces in latest styles, rockers of every description, dining tables and dining chairs, line quarter dock buf fets, couches In latest styles, tino onk and birds-eye maple bureaus, and any thing you can think of in a (TrHt class furniture store, Including doll buggies for the babies. It. W. Stkono. The Furniture Man. A Fearful hate. It Is a fearful fate to have to endure tho torriblo torture of Piles. "I can truthfully say," writes Harry Colson, of Masonvillo, la., "that for Itlind, lileuding, Itching and Protruding Piles, Ilucklen's Arnica Salve, is tho bust cure made." Also best for cuts, burns and Injuries. 25c at A. t Marstors & , druggist. 9 to !0 a. m. Cloaks and Suits Any of our $16 $17, $18, $19 and $21 Suits or Coats, for the Hourly Sale, $13.50 Any of our $10 to $15 Suits Coats, Hourly Sale price, $8.98 (Second Floor.) 9 to 10 a. m. 500 pairs High Grade Kid Gloves, Keal I ronch Kid Gloves, hne selected qualities, all the most fashionable col ors reds, tans, browns, grays, black and white. Eegular $1 grade. Hourly Sale price, choice, per pair, 81c 9 to 10 a. m. Monster Pillow Top Sale At this hour each day this week we will have on sale our entire stock of Pillow Tops. A rare opportunity at a seasonable time. 35o pillow tops 22c f0c and 00c pillow tops 4'c 75c pillow tops 57c Co., To Past Master Masdns. A Lodge of Past Muntor Musous will be bold In the Masonic Hall, on Tues day ovening, lit 7t0 o'clock, for the )uriose of conferring the degree on the mnstor-eluct. Past Muster Masons are Invited to attend. W. W. TllAl'liltAH, V. M. Can She jr.. Save (jPwJJPB Them T 'HN W mm l V" Smnt'h TFJrJS i B I lint. W I 9 10 to II a. m. Every Lace Curtain in the house will feel the effect of this slaughter in prices. And just to think ol a sale like this at a time when such articles are most in demand. What is more appropriate for a Christmas gift? 75c Curtains 57c $1.25 $1.50 " $1.75 " $2 00 " $2.50 " $3.00 " $3.50 " 12 pair Bon no 98c $1 10 1.35 U5 175 .. 2.25 2.65 Femme Curtains, Hourly Sales Each Day We have decided to close the Holiday Shop ping season with another Monster Sale of Seasonable Goods Every item mentioned in this ad. will be on sale, at the hour designated, at a saving that you cannot afford to overlook. Be on hand promptly to take advantage of the bargains offered, as no goods will be sold at sale prices either before or after the hour named. Don't miss this Sale. Our loss is your gain. Clothing! Clothing! Continuous Sale Throughout the Entire Week. Our entire stock of Men's Clothing on sale at prices that appeal to the pocketbook of every man who has a clothing need. Look over the prices that follow, and see if you can afford to miss this sale: All $10 Suits, $ 8.50 AH II to 12. Suits, 9.50 Ail 13 to 15 " 11.50 All $16 to $17 Suits, $14.50 All 18 to 21 " 16.00 Extra Special 3.25 worth $5 00. dnn t uny n poor it ho (cols , n slit i Ms nmst itrt- i iilly fllpplnir nwuy from Imt ovr i iin it-mnio im'iMpiro i of tlisi'iisi", won Ut Im thank- t fill to know what Ihn'tor lMtiYi's wonderful "lloliinn ; Minium. iMM-overv iloiii to nioi'i thousands ; of weul, nml wasted i-hil- compl'MD rounui'u, rosy, healthy, , Hciiviiy una mr. Ttvo years ntro thl In! full I was taken ! down with n fver ami wiw very hud for i l-i'vernl nionllis." rtiltrn Mrs. MenrlclU Hell, j f Diamond, oiilo. Slit- continue-! Tlnully Tvivvi'-j:d from the fevir. then my liunrs : lH"im eiy Vlie I'uVior Sain I iirtii- tMii-iiTiiptloii, and that he lintl done nil ho iMitld for me, ami ho lul Dot think lhat I could iret wi'll. MycaNewie a very dninrer mn one. I tee nine very weak, had nlfc'lil Itweals also a veiy had 'Viicli, iik'M and da v. Al tunes would -.pit lilmnl. 1 fell a- though my ttnuMin.earih would N vlmrt. Ketieled my huilmud to net nie u Imtlle of lr. I'lei-ee'i 11. .Ith-ti Melietd liM-oviry, mid iteilinps It u.mld hel( nu ltefon I httd InKeii nth) Imttle my coukIi wm alniosi mtne. '1'he next to ilUariH'tir were the .lhdtt-swents, I aiv nlutoot nv that If tt had not heeti for your mellelne I would no) have tven hem to-day. If motliers will only rite in Ir. 1'ierei mneernlim the allmehtsof their fumiiv ho Will send them sound and viltu:llle advice In n pliiin sealed envelun and without imv chatiro whaievi'i-. llin remarkiihlv w ide eirleiice h;iH)Uiiltlied him to dent With dtMMtes which hatlletho hn-ill prac lltloner. Address lr. li. V. Ticrco, Hut lain, N. Y. lr. Pierce' rioaanl Pet tots euro con Rllpation. One little " IVllet - U n gentlt Uiattvt, and two uitld cutharUo. II a. m. to 12 m. This hour we have set apart for Grovories. If you have any grocery neudu, you cannot afford to miss this sale. It is a money-saver for you. Mark what you want on this list and bring it with you. Bost2,r)c Coll'ee 20c Best 20o Poflee '. l.re 3 cans Tomatoes ! 25c 8 cans Corn 25c Carnation Cream 10c Goldon West Hak. Power, 16 o.8....25c K. C. Baking Powder, 25 ozs 25c 1 pkgs Arm it Hammer Soda 25c Malta Yitae, 2 for 25c Qrapo Nuts 14c Boys' Knee Pants Suits Continuous sale throughput the week, 1-4 off the regular price. All goods marked in plain figures. Figure the re ductions for yourselves . . . . 5 to 6 D. m. Japa"ette Initial Handkerchiefs for men, f regular i2,' cents; for this hour O f0rZ5 30 and 35 cent Corset Cover Embroidery, special for this hour, 21c Padded Silk Dressing Sacques, worth $6.00; special this sale, $3.50 One gross Tapestry Pillow covers, ready to use; special, this hour, 21c SPECIAL PRICES ON CANDIES, NUTvS AND FRUITS (Groceries Continued) California WheatiDe 12c Force, 2 for 25c Cero-iruto, 2 for 25c Cream of Wheat, 2 for 35c Postum Cereal 20c Fig Prune Cereal 20c 8-lb. boxes White Maccaroni, just the thing for restaurants 40c 8-lb. box Vermicelli. . 40c 2 bottles best Catsup 35c 7 bars Silk Soap..' 25c 6 bars Diamond C Soap 25c 25 lbs. Jap Kice $1.00 4 pkgs. Gloss Starch 25c 4 pkgs Corn Starch. 25c Spider Leg Tea, pound 35c Gun Powder Tea, special 30c 1 gallon can Syrup 45c Extra Special A few 5-lb. boxes Lion Tea, worth 50c a pound anywhere. Special for this sale, the box $1.75 Extra Special 9 lbs. Fruit Granulated Sugar 50c JNot more than 50c worth to a cus tomer. 2 to 3 p. m. Ribbons, Ribbons What is more seasonable than ribbons. For this hour all 10c Ribbons 6c 124c ' 8c 15c " 10c 20c " 12-J0 25c " 16c 30c " 21c 2 to 3 p. m. Ladies' All-Wool Fancy Knit Sweat ers New aud stylish designs colors, red, green, brown, white and blue; regular $2.25, $2.50 and $2.75 values. Your choice $1.79 Ibecoou moor.) 2 to 3 p. m. Monster Dress Goods Sale, the larg st, newest, brightest and freshest stock, including all the new and popu lar shades and weaves at prices away below what they are worth ; in fact, many of them below what thev cost us, but Ave want you to help us reduce our stock. All our 50c and 60c Dress Goods at 41c All our 75c and 80c Dress Gods at 59c All our 90c and $1 Dress Goods at 79c All our $1.25 to $1.50 Dress Goods, 99c All our $1.75 to $2 Dress Goods. $1.29 to 4 p. m. Our entire stock" of Portiers and Couch Covers on sale at greatly re duced prices, A beautiful and useful gift. $3.50 Portiers or Couch Cover $2.95 $ 4.25 or $4.50 Por. or Cou. Cov... 3.25 $5.00 Portier or Couch Cover 4.00 $6.00 Portier or Couch Cover 4.50 $10 Portier or Couch Cover 8.50 (Secnod Floor.) to 5 p. m. A Great Silk Sale 44 in. silk grenadines. Special 85c 27 in. guaranteed taffeta silk 82c 20 in. peau de soi silk, reg. $.1.25.. 97c 23 in. peau de soi silk, reg. $1.50.. 1.29 All 80 and 85c taffeta 67c 30 in. blk. taffeta, reg. $1.25 97c 36 in. chang'ble taffeta, reg. $1.25.. 1.08 InJustU'O Long's court this inorDlng two transients, H. Winters and R. Murphy, wore ifivonan examination on a charge of larceny, and dismissed for want of sunicient ovtdeace to hold them to the circuit court. The de fendants were accused of stealing a purso, containing about $25 in money and some other valuables, from Kdyth Watson, who conducts tho dive in the rear of the old Crulsor saloon. Charged jointly with two othor per sons In having killed 32 deer, 17 in ex ecus of the limit prescribed by law, In Douglas County, during the months of S ptember and October, IrtOo, V. M. Harpool, of Junction City, was ar raigned before Justice Long, in Hose burg, Saturday, and entered A plea of not guilty. He furnished bail la the sum of 9o0 to insure his appearance for trial on Dec. 2(1. The deer are alleged to have been slain In Klk Valley, 14 miles south of Catnas Valley. Church Directory. CHRISTIAN SrlESCR HOCIKTY. Holil. fn-lcn PTry Sumttv St U . m.. sml every WMnenlsT st p. m. tn the .miller hull tn tb t. o. o. F. butuUng to Koae Durf. Sumlty Sermon: "iiwl." No Dessert More Attractive Why nse gelatine ami spoml hours soaking, 8wtcteninii, Unvoting ami colon ncr when Jell-O pnxhit'e Wttnr rcjmlls in two minutes! Everything in the packiuro. Simply dd hut WAtfrnd!ettocool. It' perfection. Asur. prwe to the housewife. Ni: trmihle, lew ex pense. Try it Im1v. in Fonr Fruit Fls. vorsi Lemon, Onuiite, Strawberry, Kap berry, i At grocers. lOo. Part of the lighting service In Rose burg ceased for a short time last eve ning owing to the severing of the two main wires by flro, at Winchester. The fire came from a flue In Geo. A. Steel's residence, which was burning out and which was situoted about 13 feet below the wires. Mr. Steel's resi dence sustained no damage. "Neglected colds makes fat grave yards." Dr. Wood's Norway Pine! Syrup heirs men and women to a happy, I vltiorousold age. Mt. Hood Porter Xips at The Model I Abstract of title torleedcil lsnd. PsnerB prepared lor riling on government land. Bill prints of township maps showing all vacant land.. FRANK E. ALLEY ARCHITECT and ABSTRACTER Plans and estimates fora'l kinds of buildings. Special designs for office fixtures. Phone 871 Office la DnriRlft Connlr Bank m Building. ROSKBFRO Oregon f
