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pjBBC ROSEBDRG REVIEW DECEMBER 88, 1010. Tha annual roll call of the Baptist rburcn will be beld on Wednesday, Dec. Si. There will be sessions boih day and evening. Rev. Holmes, of Medford, will speak at tbe evening session. 4 9 ftlUk.MMt MM Mr, and Mrs. J. J, TlbbetU. of North Yakima, Wash.. Who bave hmmn vlsltlne hare wltb P. P. Brown and H. O. Lewis and families, left Floods Also Bring Famine Had Loss tbls morning for Pomona, Calif., to of Life Murder and Robbery spend the winter. Go On I'nabated. ANNUAL INVENTORY CHRISTMAS TREKS. A select assortment of trees at Leona Mills lumber yard In Roseburg. Call early. dd23 WASHINGTON, Dec. 21. Every report to the State Department from phruttni. China bearing on the epidemic of COMING TO THE ' Roseburg Theatre May Roberts plague, Indicates the rapid spread of the disease and adds to the magni tude of the affliction. A cablegram received from V.e legation at Pekln today say a no less than 2.500.000 people have been plague-stricken in the province of Annul alone. AND HER Company IN "THE THIEF " COMMENCING Dec. the 25th. SUNDAY MATINEE Matinee, 35c 25c, 10c. ; Prices, 50c, 35c, 25c Crops Flooded, Famine Ensued VICTORIA, B. C, Dec. 21. News was brought by the steamship Ay merlc today of floods, causing large loss of life and of severe famine in the Anhul Province of China, affect ing 2.500.000 people, following the I Hooding of the crops. . I Re. E. B. I.obenstlne. a mission ary from North Anhul. said: "So desperate were the people who saw starvation aheRd that thousands were handed together, robbing any who had food supplies, and for weeks scarcely a night .passed without mur ders. "A reign of terror prevailed. Em bankments were thrown around vil lages and great numbers of people flocked to these places from.the coun tryside for protection. Troops have been sent, but the soldiers are un able to keen the people, driven to ilesneration by hunger. In hand, and large numbers of executions are tak ing place. I am informed tne same conditions exist as far as the bor ders of Honan. "The floods caused tremendous I Iobs of life. During my trip I learned that the rapid rise of water over the flat countryside swept away scores or villages, thousands of persons being drowned. The railroad engineer at Kitchen reported one of the bridges ; near there choked with the bodies of 1 drowned and he had been Imprisoned for two days in the upper psrt or a temple before being rescued by a boatman. "We met hundreds of refugees. The situation during the winter will be terrible, far worse than the great famine of three years ago. The starv ing can be reckoned by hundreds of thousands, and famine relief com mittees should be authorized at once." :' SENATORS BY IHHHUjAR VOTE. For Genuine Bargains in everything in our line, which includes all stylae and grades of Jawalry, solii gali aril phte, from the cheapest to the most expensive. Our prices are the lowest possible quality considered. (Quick sales profits cut no figure our motto. All our lines are complete. We despise the "Spider toUhe Fly" schemes. Get busy, come in quick, let us show you. ' J. T. BRYAN Tbe Old Reliable Watchmaker Jackson Street ' ' Roseburg, Oregon Constitutional Aniendaient Favored by S3 Members. A Ladies' Christmas ' '' Q Tliere is nothing nicer for your wife or mother, aothing they will appreciate and enjoy more, and nothing that will give a more lasting remembrance than a qice set of China Dishes. , Doav't be like the Gentleman who arrived too late to ' rent a evening dress suit for a banquet of thirty or Qe qf the 2) guests at the banquet. s nvsniawnt agUshmaa arrived la this ceaatry. aad was la. Tiled t a ttiuraiaat. araaks being delayed, he tried t. real a traas salt far the accaalea. bat was Informed by tha taller i around the earner that all hi salts wera engaged far tha ban ' aaat that evening ha heaor el Mr. Se-aad-Sa. Ha appeared la Ufa dram, aad whea called anoa far a speech, h arose (la ' plaia clothes) aad said: ttratlmica, you will aotice I am not ' la erealag dress, hat as I arrived la year city lata this after. ' nooa, year taller lafaraied aia that ua had reutrd all his dres . . salt ior this acensiea." Come i a sow, to get a uice set of dishes, or a single piece or dish. Something useful as well as rnamental. A Lady appreciates nice dishes more . than anything else. An Ordinary meal will have i twice the grace and relish if served on nice dishes. You can pay more but you can't buy more. SWELLEST LINE IN THE CITY mr - r f. Pure Food 235 North Jachson St. Phone 184 We deliver anyvvkere (New York World 1. A constitutional amendment for the election of United States Sou tors by direct vote of the people is fav ored by 35 Senators, who have ex pressed their convictions. Of these, 22 are Republicans, and 13 Demo crats They are Messrs. BaMey, Borah, Bourne, Brlstow. Beveridge, Brown, Burkett, Chamberlain, Clapp, Crawford, Curtis, Dick, Dixon, Oore, James, Nelson, Newlands, Per kins, Percy, Purcell, Rayner, Smith of Michigan, Shively, Simmons, Smith of South Carolina. Stcne. Stephenson. Taylor, Warner, Owen, Guggenheim, McCumber, La Follelte, Nixon and Tillman. Opposition to such an amendment has been declared by 12 Senators nine Republicans and three Demo crats. They are Messrs. Brandegee, Elklnn. Frye, Fletcher, Heyburn. Johnston, Kean, Lodge, Dillingham and Money. Non-commltal opinions' have been expressed by 1 0 Senators 1 1 Repub licans and live Democrats. They are Messrs. Bacon, Burrows, Burton, Carter, Crane, Cullom, Foster, Flint, Martin, Paynter, Piles, Page, Scott. Smith of Maryland Smoot and War ren. Moio than a majority of the re maining 29 Senators who have not indicated their precise attitude is be lieved to favor a constitutional amendment. ' Hut 03 allirmative votes are re quired to make the proiosed legla i latlon effective, two-thirds being re j quired for a proposed amendment to the Constitution. PRESIDENT HOMAN. PUTS MAN ON DANCING PARTIES. SALEM, Or., Dec. 22. According to-the dictum of Dr. Fletcher Homan, president of Willamette University, given yesterday morning at chapel, after learning of the proposed "Medic" dance, if any of the liberal nrts students are found In attendance there will be a case of expulsion in short order. Dr. Honinn spoke quite forcibly when he learned that such an event was to be pulled off, especially about the report, that Willamette was to Inaugurate a new era and allow dancing parties In the future, in de- llunce of the old and ' established principles of the University. Here tofore, and In the future, tbe Uni versity authorities have frowned on any class or organization upon the enmpus giving any such parties. Of course, Dr. Homan could not prevent any of the medical or law students that desired to go to the dance from going, hut he made it 'mite clear to the students of the liberal arts that If they attended they did so at their own peril, and took certain chances of being ex pelled from the university sutntnur-lly. Saved From Awful Death. How an appalling calamity la his family was prevented is told by A. D. McDonald, of Fayettevllle, N. C, R. F. D. No. I: "My lister had con- u"'ptlon." be writes; "aha was very ihlu and pale, had no appetita aad fc lied to grow weaker every day. as all remedies failed, till Dr. King's N'i i Discovery was tried, aad so co" nletely cured her that she has not been troubled with a cough since. It Is the best medicine I evar saw ar heard of." For coughs, colds, la grip, asthma, croup, hemorrhage, all bronchial troubles. It has no equal. n0c, f Trial bottla fr.e. CLEARANCE SALE OF THE ROSEBURG ROCHDALE CO. The first of each year we have to take a complete inventory of the stock on hand in order to make our annual report to the stockholders. For the purpose of reducing the enormous amount of work required in taking this inventory and in order to make room for new spring stock, we have decided to close out our lines in the following stock, at cost, and in some instances below cost. These are genuine reductions and are bargains of merit. The sale prices will hold good while the present stock lasts, or during the month of December only. At the close of the year the regular prices will go into effect again. We could not sell goods at these prices except for the above purposes. These prices are for cash or on accounts settled strictly within thirty days. Goods charged on account at sale prices and not paid for within thirty days will be advanced to regular prices. Come early if you wish to take advantage of the best bargains, as THEY WILL NOT LAST LONG AT THESE PRICES. MEN'S UNDERWEAR. Reg. Price. Sale Price Natural wool Bhlrts and drawers . . . . .-i $2.00 $1.25 Natural wool Bhlrts and drawers $1.00 $1.18 Natural wool shirts and drawers $1.00 .87 Natural wool shirts and drawers $ .76 $ .59 Cotton Ribbed Shirts and Drawers. ' Cotton ribbed skirts and drawars ..$ .CO '.80 Men's Outing Flannel Night Shirts. ' Men's Outlag Flaaael Night Shirts $1.5 $1.18 Men's Outing Flaaael Night Shirts $1.00 .75 MEN'S SHIRTS. Wort shirts . ..$ .5 $ .39 M.a's silk aad waol shirts $1.50 l. lift Men's silk aad woal shirts SI. 01 .85 Maa's silk aad wool shirts $ .50 $ .41 Man's red tlanael shirts $2.25 $1.50 Men's drasB shirts 11.00 $ .77 Men's dress Bhlrts t $ .CO 33Jac Men's Bath Robes aad Smoking .lurkels, Excellent for Xinus. Hath robes $5.00 $3.79 Smoking jackets 17.00 $5.00 Smoking jackets ' 10.00 $4.50 Smoking jackets $5.00 t $3.08 j Men's coat aweaters $2.50 gl.im , Men's coat sweaters $2.25 91.7ft Men's coat sweaters 1 1.25 - $ .95 Man's cravenett rata coats $111,00 $11.00 Mea's craveaette rain coats ., $12.00 $ 9.00 Men's craveaetta rain casts ..flt.tO $ 7.9(1 MEN'S CLOTHING. ' Reg. Price. Sale Price Mea's extra aaat $5.00 $4.00 ' Men's extra paats $4.50 $11.26 Men's extra pants $3.75 $2.85 Mea's extra paats ....$3.60 $2.73 Men's extra paats $3.2!" $2.50 Mea's extra pautB $3 00 $2.25 Mea's extra pants $2.50 $2.00 Mea's extra pants $2.25 $1.85 Mea'k extra paats ..$1.75 $1.25 Men's sxtfa paats ..$1.50 $1.00 Boys' extra pants (0 to 13 yearsl $1.00 $ ,5 Boys' extra pants (0 to 13 years) $ .15 $ .50 Boys' extra pants (5 to 13 yeara) $ .75 $ AS Boys' extra pants (5 to 13 years) .......,..$ .60 $ .42 Boys' extra pants (6 to 13 yeara) $ .50 $ .87 Men's suits (Union made) . .....$25.00. $18.50 Mea's aults (Union made) $22.00 $17.50 - Men's suits (Union made) , $21.00 . $10.50 Men's suits (Union made) $20.00 $10.00 Men's suits (Union made) '. $18.00 ' $18.50 Men's suits (Union made) .' $17.50 $18.25 Men's suits (Union made) .....$17.00 $18.00 Men'B suits (Union made) $16.50 $12.50 Men's suits (Union made) ...i $15.00 $11.00 Men'a suits (Unloa made) $14.00 $10.50 Men's suits (Union made) ...$13.50 $10.00 Mea's suits (Unloa made) - $12.50 $0.50 Men's suits (Union made) $12.00 $ 0.00 Men's suits (Ualon made) $11.00 $ 8.50 Men's hats .$3.00 $2.25 Men's hats .' ....$2.50 $1.75 Men's hats $2.25 $1.05 Mea's hats $1.60 '-l" Boys' hats ....! $1.50 $1.15 Boys' hats $125 $ .06 Boya, hats $ .50 $ .37 , Mea's and boys' oaps $ -50 $ 25 Men's fancy hose $ .50 $ .35 Mea's fancy bos V. .$ .25 .18 MKN'S AND BOYS' WAIVES. Leather guantlets (assorted lots) . . .$1.40 to $1.65 $1.00 Leather wrist lengths (assorted lots) $1.25 to $1.50 $l.oo leather alts .v. .u $135 $1.09 Boys' gloves -8 Men's and hoys' waol mittens $ .50 $ .37 Men'B aad koyB' wool mittens $ .25 $ .10 Mei.'s canvas gauatlet (laves $ .15 $ .H!,i Maa's (our-la-laad ties $ .50 . $ .35 Mea's faur-li-aaad Has $ .35 $ .20 MEN'S AND BOYS' SHOES. Reg. Price. Sale Price Mea's dress skaes $5.0 $4.2 Man's drasa skaes $4.5 $M.7S Mea's dress skaes $3.2S $2.7 Mea's dress skaes 1 $2.25 Mea's dress skaes , .$2.25 $1.S5 fautks' dress skaes $2.e $!. . Yeutks' dress akee $3.21 (a $1.4 $l.2 ays' dress skaes $3.26 $2.7 ays' dress skaes $3. $2.25 ays' dress skaes $2.4.., . ays' drsss skaes . $2.25 $1.85 Man's house allaaars ..$1.6 ' $1.17 Men's keuBe slippers $ .76 $ . Men's daaclag snaps $175 $1.85 Men'a work shoes $4.t $8.25 Men's work shoes $3.26 $2.0 Mea's high top work shoes . . $5.56 $1.25 LADIES' UNDERWEAR. Fine ribbed union suits on Bala $1.15 Fine fleeced union suits on sale , , $ .75 Fine ribbed Stradford union suits on sale $1,09 We are overstocked on ladles' cream vests and pauls; they will go while they last at 16 cents each. Reg. Price. Sale Price Ladles' scarlet underwear $1.00 $ .50 Children's all-wool Jersey ribbed underwear, regular 65c value, suit) price 80c; a splendid bargain. Reg. Price. Sale Price Misses' heavy fleeced underwear 35c 25c Children's heavy fleeced underwear 25a 19c Children's black cashmere kose $ .46 $ .25 Children's black ciialiuiere hose $ .26 .20 Ladies' fleeced hose ....$.25 $ .20 lufuuts' cuBhmere hose (all colors) , .25 $ .19 Children's wool mittens $ .25 $ .19 Ladies' craveaette rain coats $12.50 $7.99 Ladles' cruvenette rain coats $12.00 $7.88 Ladies' cruvenette rain coats $11.60 $7.45 Ladies' craveaette rata coats $10.00 $0.95 'Ladles' short, knit cetton underskirts ......$1.10 $ .89 Ladies' Bhort, knit cotton underskirts ..,...$ .60 $ .44 Ladles' flannelette underskirts $.60 v .42 Children's aprons (1 to 11 years) $ .45 S .38 Corset cover embroidery $ .25 $ .19 Embroidery, six inches $ .15 $ .10 Colored scrlat curtaining $ .20 $ .13 Lace curtains (excellent bargains) $2.25 $1.75 Lacs curtains, 3 yards wide $2.00 $1.80 Fancy nut curtains (hand worked) $4.60 $3.00 Torchon lace, 4c per yard. Heavy lace insertion for trimmings, per yard $ .25 $ .19 Heavy lace insertion for trimmings, per yard $ .30 $ .21 Heavy lues Insertion for trimmings, per yard $ .25 $ .17 Heavy lace Insertion for trimmings, per yard $ .15 $ .10 Many oilier pieces at corresponding reduc tions. Kimono goods ... T $ .12 $ .09 Kimono goodu $ .15 $ .12H Kimono goods $ .2 $ .10 Flannelette $ .15 $ .11 Flannelette $ .16 $ .83 Cashmeres (blue, brown, pink and red) . ..$ .6 $ .89 Luster (brown, gruy and black) $1.25 $ .08 Luster (brown, gray uiid black) ...$ .50 $ .38 Cruvenette cloth, 54 Inches wide $1.25 $ .08 Sergo, all wool (red, browa and gray) $ .69 $ .49 Serge, all wool (faacy striped) $2.00 $1.40 Broadcloth, 54 laches wide $4.00 $2.89 Broadcloth, 54 Inches wide $3.00 $2.19 broadcloth, 54 inches wide $2.00 $1.81 Children's outing night gownB (4 to 14 years) $ .$5 $ .73 Bath towels, bleached nnd unbleached $ .25 V .19 Until towels, bleached aad unbleucked $ .30 $ .20 Cotton comforters ......$1.65 $1.32 Cotton comforters ,..,$1.75 $1.87 Cotton comforters $2.00 $1.09 Ten-quarter white and gray outing blankets . .$ .$5 $ .09 Ton-quarter white, all-wool blankets $5.00 $3.95 Tea-quurter white, all-wool blankets $6.00 $5.17 Knit Things for Baby. Reg. Price. Sale Price Baby hoods 50c 87c Silk knit bonnet 6c 37c , Knit caps ' 5fc 37c Children's legging drawers 50c 80c Children's coat Bweaters $1.00 30c ' Hear clotk for Childres s cauls $3.00 $2.00 Knit shawls 75o 42c Knit shawls 60c 110c . Knit skawls 35c 15o LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S SHOES. Reg. Price. Sale Price Ladles' dress skaes $4.61 $3.ao Ladles' dress skaes $3.66 $2.93 Ladles' dress skaes $2.66 $'J.a Children's dress skoes $2.60 $1.00 Oklldrea's dress skaes $1.75 $1.43 Children's dress skoes $1.66 $1.20 Oklldrea'a dress skaes $1.35 $1.13 Ladles' kouse slippers $1.6 $1.20 Childres s kousa slippers $ .15 $ .03 Baby's soft sola sheen, all ga for 26c per pair. All colored lawns at one-half price. Just the thing for making (hose pretty Christmas aprons. Remember, these goods are bound to go quick at these prices and it will b( to you advantage to come early. ROSEBURG ROCHDALE COMPANY 0 OuarautfVd ffy all druggists. O
