Great Closing Out Sale
Commencing Friday Jan. 6.
We are positively going to quit the 5c, 10c, 15c a'ld 2c business, will close
out everything on these couuters regardless of cost tables and counters for sale.
We are going to put iu an up-to-date line of LADIKS SUI TS and FURN
ISHINGS, which we will handle in connection with the Millinery department, and
we must have the room in time to re-arrauge our store for Spring Goods Every
article ou the 5c, loc, j"c and 25c counters MUST GO and will go quick at the
prices we are going to ask for them in this sale.
We will also include in this sale mauy other things not on bargain couuters
Ladie's, Misses' and Childrens' winter underwear, scsrfs, mufflers, shawls and
sweaters at prices that will convince you that you can wc-11 afford to lay them away
for next winter. Also incus' work gloves, sox, suspenders boys' overalls (iu small
sizes,) framed pictures, and thousands of other things too numerous to mention:
If there la anything In our line that you will need In the next year, e ure going to make the price ao
you can't help but buy.
Remember, thla aale la J-uat the aame as If we were going out of business, as we d' i't want to carry
anything lo winter gooda over, und the novelties MUST 00.
THIS WILL ABSOLUTELY BE THE BIGGEST MONFY- SAVING SALE EVER HELD
IN ROSEBURG. Nothing old or shop worn, everything uc and up-to-date.
All Winter Millinery T 1 rjAID i'T'eri IT F? The little atora with
below coat. ' flD rHIK the HIO BARGAINS.
Buchanan Speak for Hla Bill for
i Automatic Salaries.
IOCAL NEWS
from
mall
hla
Mr. and Mra. Mt'rriman were over
I from Su ( lur 1 1 11 toiluy.
For good groceries try phone 14n.
Drink White House Coffee. dsw
Machinery made bread t Umpqua
flnkery. Phono 221. lif
Letter IIIcb. got the beBt at the
Rcsehurr: Hook Store.
The Roseburg Theatre Hhowa the
latest association pictures. One
price to all, 5 cents. Change of pro
t gram every day. cltf
The ladles of the Baptist Church
I will have a window aale of home
J. aja 2 .J. a a a
Hugh Miller was In town
Kcllnggs today.
II. V. .Smith, the rullway
clerk. spent today here with
tn'be.'.
Mra. R. A. S. Reymera, of Grants
Pass, la visiting hero at the home of
her lion. Carl Reymers.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Hopkins, of
Portlnnd. are visiting here with their
daughter. Mrs. J. W. Oliver.
Miss lues Kitchen left this after
noon ror lorvains to visit wim ner cooking at Mllledgo Pickens' store
s'stcr, Miss Fay, a student at the O. 'Saturday, February 4th. did
A. C I Hot water bottles, fountain ayr
Miss Jessie Bunnell Is here from ingea. hull, svrlr-ca and iinnil,er.
NOTICK TO TIIH PCHLIC.
Mt. Angel College for a short visit
with her purents, Mr. and Mra. Dan i
llnnnell. I
Mr and Mrs. R. C. Painter and '
two children, of Salem, are guests at '
the homo of Mis. Painter's brother, I
W. K. Olt.
Peter Johnson, of Oreeley. Colo.,
arrived here this morning and went I
nut to Looking (ilnsB to visit with his
friend. P. Peterson. '
Mr. and Mrs. Dicks, of (Icnrgla, I
who have been visiting here with Mr.
and Mrs. J, II. Clark, went to Med-
ford Wednesday night
the finest and most coniilite line
the city. Sold at the lowest prices on
our guarantee to give satisfaction
Look at our line and you will not
:mv elsewhere Hamilton Drug Co. ri
AI.H'K yl'ITS SMOKIM;
STARTS H IIISTI.IVC I-
VI)
f. Having purchused the inter
vj. est of Mrs. M. JoHephsun in
the firm or Josephson s, we
J iieieby announce to tlie public
J. that on and after February 1st
J. the new nnn will do a Bpot
! cash business onlyall credit
j. business of whatever nature !
being discontinued ou and af-
I ter that date. A
4. As we are desirous of wind-
tug up the nffairB of the old .j.
j. nrm as quicKiy as possible, we
4. hereby request all persons
owing accounts to losephson'a
J. to arrange to settle aame
promptly February 1st.
.j. (Signed)
4 SAM 8. JOSHPIIKON,
J. JHLIEN JOSIOPHSON.
J. dswtr
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(NVw York H'-iuld-.
WIllHllillK Klrlf Hllli iTOWltllf llPtlK
may mine to it b:ul imk. In W'iishlnir- H. Rlrli, of Sci'ttle, was here
Ion, 1. C, but tiit'V iln not enrr tt today on profcBHlonal business. He
1 they do. If yon cannot whistle or i ! a specialist on infantile paralysis
V . ' .ire not learnliiK to whistle, von must and other diseases of children.
As oca Mo n meets al thi (mmorrl'.l i J""' '" , '" '-'' '" I The K burg Theatre shows the
Club. Hoscburg. next Saturday after- j ' h', ' r, 1 "" " ''" j llest association pictures. One
noon Feb 4 at 1 30 o'clock 1 ",k"' .l0 1",r"' M,s Nl''1' ' j price to nil. r. cents. Change of pro-
, t fl , A S HH.n Drain: IV. 'th started the fad and Is ,. Very day. d.f
fo- " ""ii. in n.-.-,.iiis ti lie iMiiuiiaiu pens soiu. cleaned :inu
,-,,. mcs in uie sireeis. in net -i repaired at the liosebiirg Book Store,
automobile or on her shunning tours Machinery made bread at Umnnm
III
M. I.alrd. BItkum; S. M. Nosh
oiilllo; (lus Adelsperger. Marshlleld;
W. J. Dyson, I'nlon Creek; O. L.
Cole. Winchester; (ieo. McLniiglilln.
Ciinhv. were among the Hosehurg
vlsttoni today.
At the meeting or the North D11
kotn Association In this city Tuesday
n'ght, someone asked how many of
those present had held homesteads
In North Dakota before mining to
Oreeon. Just of H'Oio nreent
stood up. live of thein being women.
All nre now good Oregonlans, how
ever. The New York Tribune tells about
an Immigrant arriving In New Yolk
who excited the silplclons of the
customs oltlcers.
were observed on
investigation made. Instead or find
lug some things being smiiKKled they
found ll. 00(1 iu hard cash. When
asked what lie was doing with so
much money he said lie was going
to Oregon to buy a fruit fiii-tu.
The tiolik-honk and (he electric
on Mrs. Lougwonh's automobile are
gett'ng rusty from luck of use when
she roaches a crosswalk she wiilslles
and pedestrians miike a dash foi
snfety.
The llest I'ImsIi-i.
n'ecf of M.'tMvl d ini"ep"it '.v'f'
Cliaiuherlnln's IJniuieiit and liojtul
on to the 11 fTi-f imI parts Is superloi
to any plaster. When troubled with
lame buck or pains la the side in
chest give It a trial and vou are cer
tain to he more than pleased with
affords
('
Several humps the prompt relief which
Ills clothing, ami Hold bv all dealers.
Pr'cef
flo.lst
t'
s'ng'
Wash
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TINCTI'ltK OF A 1 1 ( A
Still a favorite
rubbing sore mil
lurg Pharmacy.
bet1 itakerv. Phone -JIM
Fiiaeral designs to order.
Ight. Mrs F. i. Owen,
'hone Suhiirhan 97
Barnard's ii"w Marshflr-ld
Ine office corner Rose and
nclon strnele
i'hone 221 for free delivery of out
M-ich'ne made bread. I'mpqnn
hilieiy. dti
The price of foodstuffs has coin
'own nl the North Side Orocerv dt
Call up .140, tne Douglas County
Creamery, for cream; delivered to
.uiv part of the city. dtf
lland-palnted Valentines. tile
brightest, snappiest line you ever
saw. just ill at Graves Art Empor
ium. 1II14
Hot beef tea and chocolnte, oyster
oil one foi cocktails, etc.. etc at Hum, inn link.
Il
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HARTER
OAK
FLOUR
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GET
IT AT
The NORTH SIDE
GROCERY CO.
f!tYlTrta timumniiiv
T l TIIK I Hl.l.lNi; CAMP
ll.uitiennell pick out
aiiil sounilest
umber for us
here it sluys
seasoned :lllil
iir lunilier on yinir
' I ''pull i it - you do
n-usl s:itUr,u !m
1 ,li as well.
tin' ver
los o be
And when
nn'il It if
lit for use
lift build
You'll Und
ud '.ar the
I.K.i )N A Mll.l I.I MIIKII CO.,
' I'ltt,. n,t MhK ItniHR.
ary. dtf
Hot beef tea and cnocolate, oyster
j cocktails, etc., etc , at Umpqua Bak
ery, dtf
Ask vie ir grocer for niachlner
made bread. Th Uuiq 1 Bakery
makes It. dtf
HonT let the baby fret get a
sooil paclller from the lloseburg
Plinrmac:. dtf
We have n car load of the best
Utah Building Plaster, flbered and
untlbered. J. F Barker A Co. dtl
For Vegetable Suds In bulk, call
and see S. K. Sykes, who has a inrg?
fresh ' 9t .arrived. dtl
Ask yoiii groe-r for machinery
made Bread. Th Lmpqua Bakery
makes it. dtf
Sponges, free from dine deposit.
Safe and clean, at Roseburg Phar
. luacy. dtf
Phone 221 for rree delivery of our
I machine made brend. Umpqua
Bakery. dtf
Anyone desiring room and board
with private lamllv, iiqulre at 22
1 Mill Street. dtf
I Rose bushes and beddiug plants in
j season. Mrs. F. D. Owen, florist.
! Phone Suburban 97.
i lin.glas County Creamery
jonly sec a two-pound square. Ask
1 rour grocer fur It Patronise home
'i'lrv 4ir j
j "Onllwon" toilet paper. 1 6.000 !
; sheets and a handsome ulrkle-plated
cabinet, rree with first purchase On
ly J'.' .00 at the Roseburg Hook Store.
Notice The headquarters of C.
II. Arundel, the well knowu piano
tuner, Is at Lenox & Ott's iiiiibIc
After being considered for an hour
lit the House Ibis afternoon. Buchan
an a automatic salary bill was re
ferred to the committee ou salaries
of Btatu and county ottlcers for fur
ther amendment.
By provisions of the measure, the
salaries of all county ottlcers, outside
of Multnomah county, are regulated
automatically on the basis of popu
lation and assessed valuation of
property as shown by the assessment
roll. While the bill would probably
have failed of uassage this afternoon.
! If a vote bad been taken. It Is possi
'ble It may be amended satisfactorily
land be passed when reported back
from the committee.
In the debate Wednesday. Buchan
an argued that the bill not only pro
vided adequate salaries for all such
officials but would prove a means for
taking out of the hands of the legis
lature the consideration at every ses
sion of a Hood of salary bills. It
was further contended for the bill
that Its operation would tend to
equalize the assessment of property
throughout the state.
Neuner and Huntington Oppose Hill
for County Aided Fairs.
Because of opposition that has de
veloped. It la doubtful if the House
will pass Representative Bryant's bill
wblch proposes that the expense of
holding county and district agricul
tural fairs shall be paid out or the
:ounty treasuries, rather than from
the state treasury as at present.
Bryant's bill provides that County
Courts may make an appropriation
for such fairs not exceeding $2000
per milium and at the same time ap
point Borne competent person to serve
IB superintendent of the exposition
nil direct the expenditure of the fair
fund.
At the present time these county
nil district agricultural expositions
ire supported by an appropriation
rom the state. Several of the ex
sting soeletloB are before the legis
ature this year asking for Increased
ipproprinttons, while bills are pend
ng asking for the creation of other
issoclatlons.
When Bryant's bill enme up for
third reading today, objection was
made to the measure by Neuner and
Huntington, of Douglas, who said
they could not support the hill in its
uresent form. It was then referred
to the judiciary committee for fur
ther amendment.
Legal Holiday.
Governor West tonight signed
House bill 3. Introduced by Repre
sentative Cole, making October 12,
Columbus day. a public holiday,
t'p to the ioveriior.
Hoiii-e bills passing the Senate to
day were:
Fonts Providing for labeling or
onvict-made goods.
Miller of Linn Providing that
comity officers shall make settlement
with in-coming officers on the first
of every year.
Brook1- Making It a crime to de
sert a band of.Bbeep on the range.
Bills Passed by S Hale.
I.ong-pruyed-for relief for the
State Board of Health Is promised
is the Senate today passed Joseph's
hill carry lug 1111 appropriation of
$l-'.i00 yearly.
Other hills passed by the feniito
were as follows:
Abraham Requiring t' e Cnvrner
lo Issue reqiilslt'on pipers fo, f 1;
itves from Justice in cer'-iln "uses.
Abraham - Providing ror ere for
mint 1 y cemeteries.
Judiciary Authorizing depositing
of school funds in banks at G per
cent Interest.
Carson Providing that Inmates of
jails shall work on roads.
McCulloch Allowing exercise of
right of eminent domain for Irriga
tion purposes.
An over-night rhange of heart
among Senators developed a new
Phase in the eight-hour bill of Dlm
Ick's and the bill was recalled from
the House today. The vote follow-
tne. Hi favored Its reconsideration
and 12 against, and the bill was re
ferred to committee.
Passed by the House.
After a light. Clyde, of Multnomah,
succeeded yesterday afternoon In
passing H. B. 120. providing that no
isslgninent of wages tor a loan 01
less than $200 should be valid unless
recorded, nor in the case of a mar
ried man without the signature of
his wife.
rhe House also passed the follow
ing bills:
Thompson permuting misuami
or wife of insane spouse to dispose 01
property.
(raves Allowing plaintiff In con
demnation proceedings to enter Into
Immediate possession of propel ty on
llllne bond.
(HI (living state jurisdiction
over Oallon-llqiior nouses m uu...-
orporated towns.
Flints providing lor suimioiv
illeitltlinnte children.
l.ocke Authorizing counties to
establish hospitals tor treatment of
tf .miuner and pay patients
DUUW
ltK.01'UX L (iOr' THE-
KOSEBLKU THKATKK
to
To the public an a Sc theatre.
Continuous performence from 1
." p. 111., and 6 to 10 p. in.
One price to all. The latest asso
ciation pictures, including Blogruph,
I'rtugraph. F.ssany. Sellg. (iaulinont,
Liibin. KdlBon, Melles, Pat lie, etc.,
will be shown.
Complete change of program everv
day. (ilve it a trial. dtf
UK AU KSTATK Tit AXSFKHS.
jr Y 1 1 Hard headaches. Dizzy, sick
JLlCQClQCnCS headaches Burning, throb
bing, splitting headaches. And
the great majority are all due to constipation. Anything
better than Ayer's Pills ? Let your doctor decide, f;,;,.'
P. H. Dill to Leander Lewis, $2.
000; 8W hi sec 24, 29-6.
Win. M. Porter to School District
No. 21. $200; 20 acres at Camas Val
ley. K. M. Howe to Mrs. Klin Marks,
$10; lot 8. block 14. Yoncalla
C. W. Riddle lo Olenn N. Riddle,
$10; f2',4 acres near Riddle.
CASTOR I A
For Infanta and Culdren.
Tb9 Kind Ycu ilave Always Bought
The Free Methodists will hold their
regulur quarterly meeting services iu
West Roseburg commencing Thurs
day evening, February 2, District
Klder J. W. Sharp, of Medford. In
charge. Services each evening at
7:15 o'clock. Quarterly Conference dryness or moisture.
baturday at 2:30 p.-m.; Love Feast
at 10:15 a. in.; preaching at 11 a.
111., followed by Sacrament of Lord'B
Supper. Services at 7:15 p. m.
F.verybody welcome.
W. R. Marsters, the monument
num. Is now prepared to lake orders
for Vitrified Fnamel photos to ba
placed In tomb stones and monu
ments They will last aa long as the
stone, are not effected by heat or cold.
These photoa
are set In the atone with German
cement and cannot b'1 damaged or
taken out so long ac the stone lastB.
('all and sample of work and get
prices Office foot of Jackson St. dtf
Bears Uie
Signal uie 01
1
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Pneumonia Sturm Willi a Cold.
You are probably aware that pneu
inonin always results from a cold, but
you never heard of a cold resulting
In pneumonia when Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy was used. Why take
the risk when this remedy may be
I had for a trifle? For sale by all
j dealtra. C
STACK LINE KKPOT.
Tbi price or roodstuffa baa come
1on at the North Side Orocerr dtf
Dr. J. L. Callaway, Oatopathlc Phy
itclun. Ahrahnm Building. Roseburg
I
Dally atnges ror Marshlleld and
all Cooa Bay points, also for Peel and ;
Millwood, leave O. W. Rapp's s;ro-1
eery store, 133 Sheridan. Cash paid
for produce along the line. dtf
Fish Market
Fresh Salmon 10c lb.
Live and Cooked Crabs.
Fresh Fish and Clams.
Free Delivery.
Phone 1 75. 339 N. Jackson
of
tr-io-ntiK iNimmu mmmii
for modern housca. Is made lioui th
best onk. biuii, ash and fit, inch
can be pifortilrcl ot the finest quallt'
and best ,'iii,r. mid well a. ...... ,.
fr.'in our I u, and well hsso ec
atock ol lumber. We have r ry
thing In building luii,ovr demai, let
by builders, winch we re selllns ai
prleea that we ou t allow aii)ou
to beat.
Orders filled for all kinds of fmli
hovea.
The J. 0. Hook Co.
Koacburg, On ea.
v..mI rhitneine name OI siaic
Reform School to State Industrial
School.
Indellnitelv osoiicd.
Johnson Abolishing capital pun
ishment. Abninia Requiring Supreme Court
to prepare an analysis of Initiative
measures to be submitted to the peo
ple. Amine Prohibiting persons from
store. No connection with any other doing unsiness uuuer an uihu
house In the cltv. dtf name.
The new wall miner samnles win! Calkins Authorizing
be here in a few days from the Alfred
Peats Company. Tha newest and
best line In the Cnlted States. I can
set! you exactly the same paper at
Ce same prices, that are selling in
N w York. Boston itott Chicago. 8a)
no lo date and look before you buy;
l! will pay. and pay you big. Look
fur bills when thev arrive. D. P.
I -ill Kit, Paint and Wall Paper, Oak
Stieet. dtf
-o-
SIMCK .HPA.N SPICKS.
0
By which wa meaa apices tkat ar
absolutely clean. You want thla
kind. Oct them at Roseburg Phar
macy. dU
Calkins Authorizing suits for
' ...... Bartlim antf iwiNnn M.III1K
UftUMlRT-n 0l.,.Tfc ...... r.
liquor to an Intoxicated person or
habitual drunkard.
McKlnney (living telephone, tele
graph and electric companies a :I00
(oot right-of-way through timbered
areas.
CntDV of INinstipalloii.
Sedentary habits, lack of outdoor
exercise. Insufficient mastication or
food, constipation, a torpid nvei.
worry and anxiety, are Cue most com
mon canes of stomach troubles. Cor
rect your habits and take Chamber
lnln'a Stomach and Liver Tab'ets
and you will be well again. For
aale by all dealers. C
Mitchell Model T. $1500
Mitchell Surrey Model R. $1250
Mitchell Roadster Model R. $1200
Mitchell Six $2250
Esabrtshmcnt of the Mitchdl Service Dept
We are going even farther. We have recently establish wksM w40
hereafter be known as tlie Mlli bell Service llcpnrtinenl." Is a develop
incut of Hie Mnkc-Ouod Policy. At Its head we have placed one of the
executive officer of our organiatiou. lucliidi'd within the scope of life,
work is Hie repairs department. It is his duly to keep an eye on all Mit
chell cars no mailer In wluK remote section of the universe I hey 'tuny be.
It is bis duty to keep Mitchell owners thoroughly contented. If nnythiag
goes wronir with your car come tthis department anil say In cold Knullsli
"This car has gone wrong. Now make It right." There will he no argu
ment. There will In- no evasion no technical shirking of responsibility.
We'll go the limit. We believe Hie Mitchell Is now as perfect as skill rn a
make It.- Orcgonian. Portland.
Pilkington Bros.
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1911 Model T., Demonstrator, now in
barage tor Practical Demonstration
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All prices quoted an- f. o. b. the . lory, Racine, Wis.