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NEW YORK STORE
fitlfctIon or Your Money ESnck
The Start of Our Summer
HOURLY SALES
THURSDAY, June 22
8 to 9
Great Clean-Up Sale on all Cotton Under
skirts, Regular Values $2, One Hour 65c
The greatest sale of sateen aud percaline underskirts
that you ever attended. Buy now tor your winter supply.
Every skirt worth twice to three times more L
than we ask " J L
9 to 10
Great Hour Sale Women's Oxfords $2.45
For this hour we ofTer you the nbsolute choice of i5 dif
ferent styles of high-grade women's oxfords in patents,
gun metals o close the hue at one ff
hour special )dHrJ
10 to 11
For One Hour, Men's 50c and 75c Ties 25c
To close out our entire line of ineu's high-grade, all silk
ties, we offer you the choice of a hundred styles. C
Now is the time to buy your supply Jv
11 to 12
Great Sale of Embroideries, the Hour, 5c
'We are offering a grand sale of high-grade edges and in
sertions in embroideries, eyelet aud blind work
width from 3 to 12 inches one hour only v
12 to 1 "
Sale $2.50 Children's Khaki Dresses $1.50
A great dress for outings, and made with tailored effect
collar trimmed in red you will need these to save your
garments during your summer outing d 1 C
sics 8 to 14, one hour P I Jv
I to 2
$15.00 Suits, One Hour, Thursday, $8.50
A graud sale of about 87 of very neat and pretty styles
you will have to see these to get the benefit O 1Zf
of the bargains one hour only POJV
2 to 3
For One Hour Only, Every Odd Piece of
Silk Goods, Values from 50c to $1.50
On Sale at Special 29c a Yard
The great clean-up of all the odds and ends in our silk
department, iu all silk goods domestic pongees and
fancy silks, and cotton mixtures you should attend this
sale, lor you will gel some great values some yQf
for waist lengths, others enough for a full dress C
r
3 to 4
Children's Barefoot Sandals, Values $1.25
One Hour 75c
Fine for the children's feet all sizes, from small 5 to
sie a. They are cool and they save the more expensive
tootwear during tlie summer months
On sale one hour , ,
75c
4 to 5
12ic and 15c Dress Ginghams One HV 9c
For one hour we ofler vou the choice of all our dress
ginghams in the best cloths that are made and all ft
good patterns now is the tunc to buy a yard at i
5 to 6
One HowSgfci, $1.25 Lawn Waists 75c
Every white lawn waist that we have iu the house tS.it
sold for f 1.25, to close out the line. Now is the time to
buy at a great saving see the offerings at the f
hour special q f J)C
iMjiliMB-J3lum rnf uj 3M M )
M JT Aycr'i Hair Igci n fur men, too. f
1 VI Ctl " l$ a sP,enditl hair-dressing. It
is refreshing, cooling; and it keetw.
the scalp clean and healthy. It never changes the color
U-A. nnt In tha loscf Aclc Irllip itfirfnr J. l A.-r Cu.
jl IMC nan, nui in nib . 1 ijii j wivi.n. , tt.
F
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LOCAL NEWS.
Mint) Hutu Dior. waitress at the
Huti-1 McClnllou, went to Pol eland
tuduy ou a vui'Utluu.
Mr. mid Mm. J. W. (Iratiam, of
San Joui. ( iillt . aro the KurBtB jf
Mr. and Mm. W. E. llu(i-a of Hi
city.
Mr. uuil Mm. A. 8awyr and Ma
mother urn moving to KuwiburK from
Oiirriim Viilli-y lor u-mporiiry ri'Ml-
cl.'lHV.
J. (). Kli'liulimaii, lease of the
.Vnvvlty Tlicutre building, arrlvod
hern tltia mornlriK from Portland.
Iln annoiiiici-a no pluna for the
theatre at present.
Chief KiiKlneor (.'harlea W. Parrott
of the HoBi'hurf! lire department has
appointed J. 1). Kurcher foreman of
the t'liipipin Hohh Conipnuy and Fred
Wright foreman of the chemical cure
company, with H. J. Kaat afl fiHtUxtunt.
The flrat achnol tenchora' examln.i
tlon under the new law la being held
In ItoaehuiK. at the IiIkU aehool.
County HniX. Chancy la conductltiK.
aaalated by Profeaaora J. W. (irova
and F. C. Kltzpntrlck. There are 10.
appllianta for certlflcatea.
Mr. and Mra. (1. A. Archambenu
aud datiKhtei', MIhk Velma, were In
the city today from 8utherlln.
Mr. Archnmheau la now. the poaueHaor
of a te:im of thoroughbred driving
homes, a ireaent from hi 8 brother,
W. L. Ari'hamheau, of Portlund. The
team made the journey from Port
land to Sutherlln In four and u hull
dayu.
Chautauqua and college pennants.
a choice aelection ut Roseburg Hook
Store. daw
For auto hire, coll up Mel Thomp
son at Tlmrnton A Fnnchcr'i garage.
rrompl service. djllfi
Auto for hire, day or night service.
Geo. Culver, Hotel McClallcn.
Phones: daytime, 2; after 11 n. m..
237-R. dtf
Crepe paper damask, tablo cloths
and dinner pirpcr napkins at Hoaebuig
Hook store. daw
The price of foods tu ill has come
town at the Nortb Bide Grocery, dil
CHALTAt'Ql'A ASSKMHLV PRO.
ORAM.
The following la the dull)' pro
gram na far as the same has beeu
completed, of the Roseburg Chautaii
qua Abitfmbly, beginning June liSlp
to July 4th, inclusive:
Wednesday, June tiHtli.
Opening Uuy.
(Kveryhody requested to wenr the
Chautauqua colors, green and white).
2:Uil P. M. Concert and preliniliun y
progrum at cuuvaa auditorium.
2:30 P. M. Dr. L. O. Herbert, lec
ture. 4:00 P. M. Workera' Conference;
Bpeclal features to be announced
from the platform.
7:30 P. Si. Hand concert by Rose
burg Commercial Club Hand.
8:00 P. M. (irand opening program;
given by the Women's Federation
of Clubs and W. C. T. U.; muplc
selected, utinrtet.
Reading "Women of the Dlble"
if kill
FOIl SALIC. Good wood, delivered
to nny place in town. Also for
sale one bay mare, well broken,
and one wagon. Clyde Wallace.
Phone 149. dtf
MY LADY'S C'llAMHKK
to be correctly furnished should
contuin our furniture, then every
possible ease of body and mind
would be assured.
OIK llKKKOO.M HI ITKS
or single pieces are modelB ot slui
plicity and gruce In design, und
standard in quality.
You mny spend n little, os as
much, ns you choose in your selec
tion. W'hntever we sell you we
guarantee to be the best that like
money could procure.
RICE RICE
Tbe House Furnishers.
Myrtle Point Auto
Stage
Leaves Hotel McClallen, Roseburg, at 6:30 a. m., connecting
with Coos Bay train at Myrtle Point. Only through Auto
service. Running time 6X, hours, guaranteed
C. C. ALLEY,
PilKington Garage
iffsj
3
Excursion Rates Ea&
,19 11
During the mouths of Juue, July, August aud Septeni
. ber, ou dates shown below, the
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
will sell rouud trip tickets from
Roseburg, via Portland
AS FOLLOWS:
TO FARES
Chicago $ 78.50
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Kansas Cilv .... 66,00
St. Joseph..
St. Paul
St. Paul, via Council Blulfs 69.90
Minneapolis, direct 66.00
Minneapolis, via Council Bluffs 69.90
Detroit , 88.50
Boston 6 00
New York 114 00
St Louis 76 00
Washington, D. C 113.50
Atlantic City, N. J 108 40
June 21, 22, 23, 24. 28. 29 and 30.
July I, 2. 3. 4. 5, 6, 19. 20. 26. 27 and 28.
August 3, 4. 5. 14. 5. 16. 17. 21. 22. 23. 28, 29 and 30.
September I, 2, 4, 5. 6 and 7.
Stopovers withiu limits in either direction. Fiual
returu limit October 31st.
For fares one way through California iuquire of any
Southern Pacific agent, or write to
WM. McMURKAY
General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon
i Edith Hill-Booker.
Priif' ft. V- H rfaton.
Music Selected llueit.
Address: "The Club Women. Whence
, and Whither" Mr. Sarah A.;
Kvans. president Slate Federation I
I of Women' Clubs.
Reception.
' lnslc Mm Harden A. Forv. SO-
I prano, Mr. Curdon A. Fury, tenor.
L.auies viuain'i. .t. rv.., j, ... '
lie Wack, Mrs. John Townaend.
Miss Arrie Black. Miss Mori
Uales, accompanist.
The Kerry Dance CJuartet Molloy-
j Parks.
Orpheus aud tils l.ute suimun
Mrs. Kory.
fill, flint we two were MilviDK"..
Nevin
Mr. and Mrs. Fory.
"O, Lovely Night" Berths
Mrs. Fory.
"Sleep, Little Baby of Mine
Dennee-Suilth
ijuartet.
Thursday, Juno 201 li.
t Foreuoon ) .
10:00 A. M. Address by Edith Hlll
liooker, 'Evangelistic Conference."
11:00 A. M. Lecture by Prof. V. ft.
Gardner, of the Agricultural Col
lege, on horticulture.
(Afternoon).
2:00 P. M. Lecture by Dr. L. G.
Herbert.
4:00 P. M. Federation of Clubs ad
dress by President Crooks of the
Albany College, "Morality In Liter
uturo." 7:30 P. M. Band concert by Rose
burg Commercial Club Band.
8:00 P. M. Evening concert and en-
tertainment by Chicago Ladles'
Orchestra.
Friday, June SOth.
(Farmers' Day).
( Forenoon ) .
10:00 A. M. .Federation of Cluhs.
Domestic Science demonstration.
11:00 A. M. Lecture on gariculture
by Prof. O. It. Ilyslop or the Ore
gon Agricultural College.
(Afternoon).
2:00 P. M. Address by Dr. James
Withycomhe, director Experiment
Station, C'orvallis.
4:00 Pr M.-W. C. T. V. Address
"Civics." bv Rev. E. O. Kldrldge.
7:30 P. M. Band concert by Rosj-
burg Commercial CI b Band.
8:00 P. M. Evening entertainment
by Chicago Ladies' Orchestra.
Saturday, July 1st.
10:00 A. M. Address: Economic
Value of Education" Prof. J. W.
(i roves, superintendent of city
schools, Roseburg.
11:00 A. M. Conference of fruit
growers; address by Prof. V. H.
Hardner of the Agricultural Col
lege. (Afternoon).
2:00 P. M. Concert by Chicago
Ladies' Orchestra; reading by Lulu
Tvler Gates.
2:30 P. M. Lecture by Dr. Gabrile
R. Maguire, Irish, African explorer.
4:00 P. M. Federation of Clubs
"Cradle Roll and Mothers' Day."
7:30 P. M. Band concert by Rose
burg Commercial Club Hand.
8:00 P. M. Address Dy lion. Binger
Hermann. "Travel as an Edu
cator."
Sunday, July 2nd.
(See announcements and programs
for forenoon).
2:00 P. M. Sacred concert by Fisher I
Shlpp Concert Company of Chicago.
2:30 P. M. Lecture ny uev. r. m.
Himill. D. D., of Nashville, Tenn.
Monday, July :hil.
4:00 P. M. Lulu Tyler dates, "Sky
Pilot."
7:30 P. M. Sacred band concert l y
Roseburg Commercial Club Band
8:00 P. M. Fisher Shlpp Concert
Company and Lulu Tyler nates.
(Forenoon).
10:00 A. M. Address by Dr. Lucetta
Smith. "Medical Temperance."
11:00 A. M. Horticultural and ag
ricultural institute, conducted by
Prof. V. R. Gardner and Prof. G.
R. Hyslop, of the Agricultural Col
lege, Corvallls.
(Afternoon).
2:00 P. M. Concert by Fisher Shlpp
Concert Company, of Chicago.
2:30 P. M. Popular lecture by Dr.
Gabriel L. Maguire.
4:00 P. M Address by Hon. B. L.
Eddy. "Cphlll and Down."
7:30 P. M. Hand concert by Rosv
burg Commercial Club Band.
S:ut P. M. Evening entertainment
and concert by Fisher Shlpp Con
cert Company, of Chicago.
Tuesday, July 1th.
(Independence Day).
Grand Dual lndeiendence Day pro-
grim, embracing modern features.
Address by Hon. H. T. Haluey,
Congressman, from Illinois.
Field sports, races, athletic con
tests, etc., etc.
See special program.
Athletic Bports und other features
taking place throughout the dully
program will be announced from
I line to time from the platform.
Mrs. Florence Heme!! loaves to
morrow morning .for Medford, where
she will spend several weeks will)
her mother.
Misses Leone anil Gertrude Matt
uwi came In from Glide Tuesday,
Mr. H, T. MeClalleu has gone to
Klamath Falls to. visit with her sister.
Wiley Pllklngton left Tuesday night
on a business trip to Suit Lake, Utah.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Drain Land Co. to Dorothy D.
Moore, $07; lots 1 and 2, block 4,
Skelley Add to Drain.
Cobb Real Estate Co. to O. M.
Adums, 1300; lot 7, block 19, Waite'8
Add to Roseburg.
DMPQDA (MW
ROMEIU Wi. OREGON'
We put out certified milk and
cream, and our ice cream is
the "best what is"; also the
best butter to be had.
I'asn urlxed Milk, 5c per pint, 10c
per quart, S.V per gallon.
I'lixti'tirlzcd Oram, 1tc for M pint,
13c per pint, HOc per quart, $1.00 per
gallon
Ice Cream, $1.00 per gallon, O.V
per M gallon, 8iV per quart.
Ves, we deliver the goods, too.
Umpqua Creamery
Cold Storage Building
Tine Street,
Between Cass and Oak
Phone 157
Sensible and Scientific
Free demonstration of Good Coffee
by Miss Hanson, of Portland.
Come in and find out the facts concerning good
Coffee, Dwight Edwards Dependable Coffee.
How to make good coffee.
Health in good coffee rather than injury.
Woods Hutchison, M. D., says that Coffee is
harmless to 95 per cent of individuals.
Mrs. A. C Kidd & Son.'
There can be only one best the Tip Top
of excellence. We both aim to get it.
You the clever and successful housewife,
want the groceries that give the. greatest
results in your food that please your
family and visitors.
JE sell only tip top quality in
groceries so that we may get
your trade and retain it. Every item
we send out is an advertisement of the quality of the
others. If we did not maintain tip top value always,
our business would not continue" to grow as rapicly as
as it does. Inspect our extensive stock or telep hone
a trial order.
Roseburg Rochdale Co
Dry Fir Wood We Grain of all Kinds
gpljt Oak Wood Want Hay of all Kinds
Slab Wood Your Feed of all Kinds
ORDERS
Now is the tune to order your winter's wood take advant
age of our special prices. We make flur own deliveries,
insuring promptness and correctness
Warehouse Winchester Street, on the Switch
Telephone 163 ROSEBURG FEED AND FUEL CO.
Shoes and half Shoes
People as a rule who wear comfortable
shoes always wear a smile-Let us make
you SMILE THIS SUMMER.
Comfortable common sense Shoes cost
no more than the orthcr kind. Try them.
YOUR CHOICE-YOU'LL SMILE
LLEE?lm The Shoe Man.
NXr DOOR TO POST OFFICE.