Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-1920, May 05, 1911, Image 3

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ok These Prices!!
AW Ladies' Suits
Third Off
All Ladies' Coats
Third Off
Muslin Underwear
Half Price
New Parasols
Fourth Off
Ladies' New $3.50
Pumps and Oxfords
$2.95
All Millinery Goods
Third Off
Dainty, New Wash $4 Pongee Waists All Ladies' New All Boys' Knicker- $1 Pongee Silk for 75c Messaline for
DrCSSeS for Waists bocker Suits AQ Y . aqq Yflrd
25 Per Cent Off $2.98 Fourth Qff 20PerCentOff 69c Yard
All Spring Worsted All $5 Silk Petticoats Aim 50 Kid Gloves All $1 Kid Gloves All Suit Cases and
Dress Goods for- All Embroideries Allou Kiauoves Traveling Bags
20 Per Cent Off $3.45 Fourth Off 20PerCentOff
MSSeS M & AUCurtainMaterials A" W genuine All Silk Petticoats
20 Per Cent Off 20PerCentOff 20PerCentOff Third Off 25 PerCentOff Fourth Off
Men's New Spring Men's New Spring Mens Work Pants Men's Work Shoes Men's $3 Hats for Men's Fine Work
Suits Trousers Reduced . r- Gloves
20 Per Cent Off 20 Per Cent Reduced 15 Per Cent Off frZ.bb Fourth Off
tPrfWif irn x. All Men's $5 Oxfords All Men's $3.50 Ox-
lOrertm $ rerLent All Men's $4 Oxfords and Shoes fords for Men's Dress Shirts at
Reduction on n' , . ' r j jr..
Straw and Panama Reductionon all $3.25 $425 $3.15 Reduced Prices
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I EVENING ROSEBCRG REVIEW
I -
I MAY fl, 1011.
I DAILY H EATHER REPORT.
at V. a. Weather Bureau, local office,
Roseburg, 24 hours ending S a. m
li today.
, Precipitation In Inches and hun-
ii dredtbs:
Muximum temperature 76
Minimum temperature 41
Precipitation 58
Total preclp. since 1st. of mo.
,f 69
Avg. preclp. for mo. for 33 yrs.
i 1.98
i Total preclp. from Sept. 1,
J 27.2.1
i Avg. preclp. from Sept. 1, 1877
31.0fi
j Total deBciency from Sept. 1. '10
! 3.83
Averuge precipitation for 33
- wet seasons, (Sept. to May.)
4 32.88
I WILLIAM BELL. Observer.
I WEATHER FORECAST:
I Showers tonight; Saturday fair.
STOMACH KEELS FINE.
Two Ml-o-nn Tablets Drive Away Ills
lets at the Red Cross Pharmacy today
I tress Frorm Stomach.
j Get a 50-cent box of Ml-o-na tab-1
and learn for yourself how easy It Is
to put your out of order stomach In '
S, a perfect condition. I
MI-O-NA stomach tablets give In
stant relief and do more.
"'. They build up the stomach so
' quickly that In a few days belching,
sourness, heartburn, heaviness, bil
iousness, headache and dizziness will
disappear.
MI-O-NA stomach tablets are guar
anteed by the Red Cross Pharmacy
to cure Indigestion and all stomach
Ills, or money back.
'I haye had trouble with my stom
ach for two year,. , trle(1 eveI.Ttnng
heard of. MI-O-NA stomach tablets
'.1a me ",n 25 00 wo"h f
;'ft 'of large box of MI-
O-NA at the Red Cross Pharmacy
and druggist, everywhere.
Hav Arundel tun It.
Mrs. Ira L. Lee, wife of the S. P.
conductor, underwent a severe oper
ation at Mercy Hospital this morn
ing. I The high school alumnae meets
I tonight at 8 o'clock at the high
school. All membera are requested
! to be on hand.
! Mrs. Ilessie Keiso arrived here
Thursday from Portland and went to
Winchester this afternoon to visit
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dean
LOCAL NEWS
S. M. Kelley Is In Portland on
business.
Claud Cannon went to Portland on
business Thursday night.
Hyman Wollenberg returned
Thursday night from San Francisco.
W. W. Wright, of Portland, Is
visiting here with his father, W. T.
Wright.
Mrs. W. B. Johnson returned
this mornlne from a two weeks' visit Davis.
in Portland. f 1' the weather permits, the local
Mrs. A. A. Jones, of West Rose- roundhouse employes baseball team
burg. Is spending a few days with ! will- cross bats with the Roseburg
relatives at Drain. j high school team In Bellows' grove
Mrs. A. E. Clayton returned Thura-I Saturday afternoon,
day night from a visit with relatives! Miss Alice Williams, employed as
in San Francisco and Oakland, Cal. a domestic at the home of Engineer
. . l'i , tj r..i. i.
Miss Helen Smith arrived this ". " '"
evening from Chehalis, Wash., to
visit with her mother, who continues
OREGON NEWS.
in poor health.
Mrs. John Benson and little
daughter, Lillian, of Dixonvlllo, left
this morning on a trip to Los An
geles and Denver.
Conductor E. H. Billings Is con
valescing at his home from an opera
tion performed Thursday at Mercy
Hospital. A tumor wus removed
from one of his shoulders.
Her home Is at Yon-
thls morning
calla.
J. D. Cornutt, E. M. Neal, W. F.
Hedges, John VJlam and F. E.
Weaver came down from Riddle
Thursday afternoon. That section of
the country Is reported active and
considerable building Is being done.
L. D. Carle has sworn out a com
plaint In the Justice Court charging
Stonewall Cawlfleld, his neighbor,
Mrs. S. M. Harris, who has resided I with assault with a dangerous weap-
! on West Lnne street for the past I on, consisting of a spading fork. The
! two years, left this morning for
j Hlllsboro to reside. Her son, Gilbert
Harris, Is now in business In that
I city.
rase will be heard some time next
At the meeting of the fifth annual
camp of the Modern Woodmen at
Hood River Wednesday the election
of officers of the state camp, who
will serve for the next three years,
resulted as follows: Frank M. Powell,
Albany, consul; J. J. Thurston, Suver,
clerk; Sherman Khoades, Reedville,
adviser; M. Snow, Klamath Falls,
banker; F. O. Williams, ABhland,
escort; W. S. Deaton, Kllndlko.
watchman; J. E. Johnson, Olendale,
sentry. J. J. Uothardt and H. F.
McOrath, of Portland, were elected
delegates to the grand convention to
be held at Buffalo. N. Y., In June.
The Lane County Court has offered
a reward of $260 for the arrost of
Lonnlo Ham, who lied from Eugene
after shooting Brady Wood, friend
of Ham's divorced wife. Wood is re
covering. The Salem city council has voted
to buy the water plant of the Salem
Water Company. The city pays
$205,000 in cash fir the plant; as
sumes a bonded Indebtedness of
$125,000, and also agiecs to pay for
all mains and betterments Installed
in streets which have been graded
since May 8, 1909, which will prob
ably be some (20,000.
What Foley's Kidney Pills Will Do
for You.
Foley's Kidney Pills are a true
medicine. They aro healing, streng
thening, antiseptic and tonic. Fol
ey's Kidney Pills take hold of your
system and help you to rid yourself
of your drugging backache, dull head
ache, nervousness, Impaired eyesight,
nnri of nil the miserable feellnes thill
result from the Impaired action of
your kidneys and bladder. Remem
ber It la Foley's Kidney Pills that do
this ofr you. Marstera Drug Co.
Hot beer lea and chocolate, oyster Barnard's new Marshfleld stag
cocktails, etc., etc., at Umpqea Bak- line, ofllce corner Hose and Wash
err dtf Ington streets. dtf
ICE CREAM.
For your Ice cream orders call up
the Douglas County Creamery. Phone
340. dtf
Patronize Review advertiser.
week.
Deputy State Fish Warden Sam L.
Sandry is In the city. He has served
Chris Nelson, who sold his farm notice on Kendall Brothers, owners
near the fair grounds a few months ! of the local water and light systems,
ago to Dr. E. H. Stewart's father, re- requesting them to construct a new
turned Thursday from McMlnnvllle, flshway at one end of the South l!mp
where he has bought a ranch. He , qua River dam near their power
will move back there in a few days, plant, In Roseburg. Mr. Sandry says
Sutherlln Sun: The l.use Land & e c"n9'ru"
Development Co. has just added to the opposite end of the dam.
Its holdings in Sutherlln Valley. "
Brown's ranch, comprising over 900 TRY SHEEPSKIN HOl.SE LININO.
acres of the finest orchard land In
the state. The land adjoins the Better than cloth st hIt the price,
company's holdings south of town. , Makes your walls light, warm snd
Portland Oregonlan: Suffering j quiet, same as plaster. At Fisher a
from Injuries received in a fall down paint and paper Btore. Look for tne
a stairway at 345 14 First street 1 flag. 011
Thursday morning. Mrs. I.ee Ellis
died Thursday night at St. Vincent's
Hospital. The woman had been taken
j to the hospital early In the morning
after Patrolman Manring had dts
1 covered her lying in the hallway.
' I Mrs. Ellis formerly lived in Rose
! burg. Her husband was once an S.
! D snCTlnaar rnnnlnv nut nf this HlV.
Later he conducted a saloon here).
PatronlM Revlaw advertise.
Have Arundel ton It.
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FOR SALE. 40 acres or land at
Olalla; 12 acres In cultivation;
can be that much (fore put In cul
Qtlvatlon; one miles from postofflce
and.school; plenty of water on
plar For further particulars In
quire of C. A. Friend, Olalla. Ore
PARISIAN SAGE.
Puis Hair on Your Head ami Keeps
It There.
Man or woman, no matter bow old
you are, Parisian Sage, the unequaled
hair tonic, will make you look young
er.
Why not go to the Red Cross
Pharmacy and get a generous sized
l.nitla fnrinv It nnlv cnuts f.0 cents.
and your money back If It does not
cure dandruff; stop railing nair. or
Itching scalp. It will make your hair
luxuriant, bright and beautiful, and
it Is the most refreshing, pleasant
and Invigorating hair dressing msdo.
The girl with th Auburn hair on
every package.
The ladles of the Presbyterian
church will serve a dinner in th
Q..n.v ahnil rnnin of th church.
Saturday, May 13. dtf
Itwburg Building and Loan A
sorlstion. All per sous wishing to
subscribe stock will please apply to
W. II Fisher or A. Baltmao.
For good printing ol all kinds Tut
Rvlw always !.
Don't
Endanger your life by stir
ring up all the germs that
lurk in all the carpets and
portiers by tearing them up
to clean house Just phone
79 and ask for the new
Vaccuum Cleaner Don't
Kill Yourself working
iu a dangerous dusty old
house when you can hive
it cleaned thoroughly v ith
our new machine, without
tearing things up, and also
without causing any dust.
Our New Vaccuum
Cleaner does work
Easier, Quicker and
Cheaper than ever.
Phone 79 and ask for the
House Cleaning Department of
The Roseburg Steam Laundry
Call and See Telephone 526
North Side Planing Mill Co.
Just North of Kinney Spur, North Jackson St.
We can fill your order for Lumber and all kinds of building
material. Orders promptly filled and at reasonable prices.
We also carry all kinds of Mill Work,
fruit boxes, etc.
;
Order Groceries
By Phone
It's a safe and satisfactory way when we are on
the other end of your line.
l'hone orders to this store receive prompt attention.
"You are as safe in ordering by phone as though
you came in person we will scud you only the
best qualities of food stutTs, and we never substitute
Sliced Smoked ham in any quantities,
Also sliced cold boiled ham.
HARNESS & JOHNSON
Hlierldiin Street.
The I'lione No. la 10:.