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Newspaper Page TextA f ,tO Afraid to use hair preparations? JXtTCLlU C Certainly not, if your doctor approves. , Let him decide about your using Ayer's Hair Vigor for falling hair or dandruff. It will not color the hair, neither will it harm or iniure. f L.V'S: Friday and Saturday Specials A T The Bellows Store Company $3.50 Messaline I'tcts, S2.75 Just received, New Fall I'etticoats, beautiful al silk Messaliues O "7C sold regular for 13.50. Spl. I $1.25-2.25 Lawn Waists 68c Clean-up of our entire stock of white waists, for this sale at the Sp special price of UO $1.25 Blk. Sateen Ptcts. 69c Best Grade Black Sateen Petticoats Regular $1.25 Values, special AQf cleau-up Uy L S1.50 Children's Shoes 50c ioo Pairs of Children's Fine Shoes odds and ends, taken from our shoe department, blacks and taus high and low cut, special JlL 75c Men's Overalls 59c Men's "Boss of the Road" Overalls the best overall made, sold at COp 70 a pair special Jyv 10c Percales Per Yard 5c looo yards best grade percales, light and at ioc a yard, dark patterns good values C x- a yard, special New Arrival Royal Wor cester Corsets We are now showing all the new fall models in this famous coiset. Prices $1,00 to $3.00. 50c Children's Rompers 35c All colon?, in galatea and QCp chanibrays, special JJL 50c Boys Overalls, P'r 39c Best grade boys' overalls, blue and tan. Sold every where at 50c QQp our price jy S1.00 Bib Overalls, P'r 81c Best grade Blue Bib overalls, ' Boss of the Road," regular $1.00 Qip values, our price The Famous "Harem Pantaloon Skirt" On exhibition this week on a living model. We are showing this much talked about skirt, don't fail to see it. LOCAL NEW9. J. C. C'uiii iiull w.nt to Grants j oil htittiut fid loiUy. L. B. Wallace got to Portlund oa : Mm. G. It. Sinii-toii and t-hildrrn business tonight. Jar.' vigitin? wltli relatives in Ash- John Gelder was over from Yon- land, calla on business today. . it. W. Moiii-j and I.. Simeon uic O. W. JlnuniC'k was hero from here from Qiinnmch. Texan, and may Salem on business today. . i dec-ido to locale. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Wilson ratnej MIks Kosboro has moved her dre"b down from Canyonville today. ; making rooms to 140 North Parrou Attorney C. I. Leavenxood n:id street, corner of Oak. dJ'.'K family passed through here tod ty i Mrs. Perkins, mother of Mrs. H. E. enroute from Myrtle Creek to' Johns. left Thursday night for Port Lehanon. land to visit with her son. R. I.. Wlnnlford returned thU ' Mrn. Jess Atterhury and two chi'.d mornitif! from a visit with his fathir ren arrived hero, this afternoon from on Lower Calapoola. He reports Grants Pass and arc visiting with crope there looking first rate. relatives. Justice J. S. Galthei , S. W. Hay-j .Miss Nonage, emploved at the lew. C. O. White. Mr. and Mrs. J. i home of Mr. and Mrs. G. Driskeil. B. Harris. E. B. Barber, wer amnui . eft Thursdav night for her home at mo .nyrue trees people in town to- Seottsburg on a vacation day. I' Nels Nelson and family, who have rrea c. .Mouiien and u. Lyons, of been visiting at the home of J. the Moiach Auto Co.. of Eugenn. ; Asplund, at Looking Glass, left last ere nere whs uiuruiiiB ou a lour Thursday night for Portland 01 placing signs along tne puunc highways. 8. D. Evans left this morning for CIIICACiO LAIUKS' OIM'HKSTKA. bis home at Umpqua, after receiving Mrs. S. MrClay and daughter. Miss Florence, of Nashville, 111., aunt and cousin of Mrs. A. C. MarsterB. are KT Mearwho has be.n 5".?!''r ? "IT , ..u IIIID 1 I1UIDIIH, cvniiUB II'JIU absent for several weeks, visiting at1 We consider It a privilege to pre sent to the public the original Chi cago Ladies Orchestra for the seventh successful season. We be lieve it a duty to ask you to dis tinguish this company of artists, a proved success, from the many ama teur orchestras striving for publicity, some of which have even attempted to assume the name of the Chicago Ladies Orchestra. This company, which ranks foremost among lyceum attiactlons. is not a cheap vaudeville company attempting high class work, but is composed of members who have made a life study of their in struments and completed this prep aration with years of actual lyceum experience under the direction of those who have given their best ef forts to the lyceum. The entire per sonnel is ninae up of members of standing and marked ability, profes sional musicians, capable of playing with the best musical organizations In America. 1 Thtlr programs are satisfactory from whatever point of view they are considered. While the selections by the full orchestra are In them selves by sufficient variety and novel, ty to make an entire evening of un- i usual Interest, the programs are further enhanced by violin, cello and vocal solos, string ensembles and 'readings and the horn quartet a new and valuable feature. Hear 'them, resting assured that you will ; enjoy the work of a company In a class by itself, the lyceum's premier orchestral organization the Chicago Ladies Orchestra, Mt. Angel, where she has been at- !his old home In Virginia and othrf ' i expected home about July 1. ' ,J- M- -M"""tin, the Myrtle Creak t, n n-.,iT r- iiiuici. - was 111 ine city inurs- ,,'' ' .." .,. , day, reports his purchase of the hand- i 'V ', V. V I' . . 1 some S-room bungilow being erected chased a Home-Orchard tract near!, ,,,, . ... .,:..,,.., .. ,, iu mm. 'iiiiimiij iur r. II. Wilbur from the W. C. Harding Land jiiles LU. hh expects ill luse up uairyin later. James Kenney. the apd father of w! G. Stone Is here from' Gales-' ..f!0.'? .bT"v J!i !I burg. III., and contemplates openlug sufficiently to be taken to the home valescence. an Institution for the manufacture j 0f anotnGr daughter. MrH. T. D. Barrv of several articles of general utility.!., i.., .,.,.' ,i. i., ,u ' .V most of them being of his own ln-tU(ie ia exlec;ed , ad(1 tohhis con:; T. W. Kendall, from the Portland office of the Harding Land Co., was, here today with Allen A. Cook, A. j Corlett and J. P. DeGras, who are looking over the country with a view to locating. W. 8. Johnston, Brockway: E. L. Rice, Dlllard: E. L. Bushnell. T-n I Mile: Robt. Lane, Lurley; R. T. Illakely. Mt. Scott; C. H. Lake, Rid dle; A. I). Ottinger, Wilbur; A. W. Woods. Elkton; W. W. Kent. Drain; O. E. Swan, Looking GlasH, were among the RoBeburg visitor todtiy. Mrs. Chas. Bradley, wife of a merchant at Wilbur, died at tb-it place this morning. June 23, of can cer of the stomach. She was 4S years of age. The funeral will b? ' held at Wilbur tomorrow. Besides her husband, several children stir- j vlve. Roy .McCord. Oakland; S. D. Evans. 'Miii 9 lUHtV. I OOOOALK. To Mi and Mrs. Tom (innhtli, at tli"lr home in Mnrah- .1 iitic 20. a Hon. j Mother and child an doiiiK cl and Tom in ho proud or his hit Iff ir ttuit he prontlriCH to cut down tit iHiinlnR time ht twtHii MatHlillt'ld and KokMhuk lo four houm.- .M.irshfit'lu ( Tinif. KAWSOW In ItOHcburK. -luim 2i. tn Mr. and -Mrs. C. W. l.aw Hon, nf llrockwuy, a hoii. fl. J. Frear, who has been In the KaHt for so vera I weeks. U expected hnine here about July 1st, or shortly lin-reafter. J. C. Mulvey, who recently was operated upon for apondtcltlB In San Fniiiciupo, Is nsiifn able to be about town and expects to return to work In the railroad yardu here next week. f.ltANf.K FAVORS ARMORY for ;kxkrai rrurosFs. Crepo paper damask, tuble cloths and dinner paper napkins at Kosebuig Hook Store. daw Newport Yaquina Bay Oregon's Popular Beach Resort An Ideal retreat for outdoor pastimes of all kinds, lluntlnt;, Fishing. UoattuR, Surf llathlng. Kitting, Autolng, Canoeing, Dancing and Roller Skating. W heie pretty water ugates. moss agates, moonstones, car uelluus can be found on the beach. Pino mountain water and the bent of food at low prices. Frcah llh, clams, crabs and oynters, with ahunclnnre of Vegolables of nil kinds dally. Camping Grounds Convenient & Attractive with strict sanitary regulations. LOW ROUND-TRIP SEASON TICKETS from all points In Oregon. Washington and Idaho on sale dally. 3-DAY SATURDAY-MONDAY TICKETS from Si,; hern Pacific points Portland to Cottage Grove; also from nil t C. & E. stations Albany and we.it. Good going Saturday or Sunday snd for return Sunday or Monday. o O I'. ill on any S. P. or C. k K. .'iit for full particular na to fares, train schedules, etc.; also for copy Tfour Illustrated booklet, "Outings In Oregon," or write 'A WM. McMURRAY General Passenger Agent, Portlanl, Oregon. Pomona Grange; Rescue Grange, No. 420; Lower Calapoola Grange, No. 4 4 r ; Myrtle Creek Grange, No. 4-12, and South Deer Creek Grange. No. 4 4 0. have adopted the Tollowinp resolution relative to the erection of an Armory in Rnseburg. and In uli probability the other granges of the county will do likewise; "Resolved. That we, as a Grange, favor the erection of an Armory at Roseburg, under the conditions out lined by the executive committee of liouglns Pomona Grange and the Roseburg Commercial Club, and ac cepted by that club, namely; That Douglas Pomona Grange and other public meetings of subordinate Granges of Douglas County are to meet In such Armory, upon payment of lights and fuel; that a rest room be provided In such Armory for the use of the general public, with wash room and toilet facilities." A ropy of the resolution wns pre sented to the County Court, the rep resentatives of the various districts, and to the Roseburg Commercial Club. E. B. RARRHR. Press Agent, Douglas Pomona Grange. MY LADY'S CHAMIiKlt to be correctly furnished shouTd j contain our furniture, then evorv . possible ease ot body and mind I'mpnua; Kred C. Moullen. C. Lyons, j would be assured. Eugene; Chas. Madison. Kelloggs: ; f)1 iti-intnriM ui-iti.-4 Carl H. Mann. Vancouver. Wash.; J. E. Quick, Fred Loury, Coquilie: Ralph R. Cronlse. Salem; John field er, Yoncalla; J. A. Miller. Santa Rosa. Cal.; H. H. Smith and wif-, Glendale; Mrs. R. V. Hunt. Salt Lake; D. W. LeOore, Medford; C. O. White, J. 8. Oallher. S. W. Dayle-s, J. M. Martin. Myrtlo Creek; Jin. Araner. Riddle; L. P. Sorensen, Ran don; F. V. Gliddeu and wife. Port land; T. E. Grae. Wilbur, were re cent arrivals at the McClalleu. or single pieces are models of sim plicity and grace in design, and standard In quality. You may spend a little, os as! much, as you choose in your sek-c- tion. Whatever we sell you we', guarantee to be the bout that like 1 monev could procure. RICE RICE The House Furnishers. Mrs. Clarence Hess went to Cot tage Grove this afternoon to visit with relatives. Auto for hire, day or night service. Geo. Culver, Hotel McClallon. Phones: daytime, 2; after 11 p. m.. 237-H. atf Mrs. McKiniiev. 6(1 rears of age. died at Camas Valley Thursday night. June 22. She located there six months ago. coming from Mexico. Her husband, one son and two daugh ters survive. The funeral will be held at Camas Valley Saturday. W. II. Shoemaker and Seth Math ews have returned from a trip to Calgary, Edmonton and other points in Aiiiena. Canada. They report iiusiness nrtlve In the two towns mentioned. Taking up land In thit country Is practically a thing of the past, however. They were well pleased with some parts of the coun try, and may return there a little Inter. CASTOR I A Tor Infants and Children. The Kind You Haia Always Bought Bears the dignatui U K CREAM. For your Ire cream orders call up the Douglas County Creamery. Phone 340. dtf of tins whrth.r. am Inmilln .Nllty BlM. wnt. UMKKI.KV HvlriKll. "HH WwklxtMfc IK O. Myrtle Point Auto Stage Leaves Hotel McCla'ltn, Rocburg, at 6:30 a. m , connecting with Coos Bay train at Myrtle Point. Only through Auto service. Running time 6 j hours, guaranteed. C C ALLEY, Pilking'ton Garage MEN Still Making a Noise With Our June Clean Up Sale Many satisfied customers daily proves conclusively that our JUNE KLEAN-UP SALE is a success. We' still have some very attractive bargains in Ladies Suits, Dress Skirts, Silk and wash dresses. Silk and wash Underskirts, Shirt Waists, Under wear, laces and embroideries, hosiery, neckwear, handker chiefs, pictures, toys dolls and notions and everything in the Millinery line at cost during this sale. You can't alford to miss these (treat bargains; as our expenses are less than the average merchants, we will positively sell cheaper than any one else on the same quality of goods. Nothing old or shop worn to show you, The Fair Store Cass Street Remember We Are The Little Store With The Big Bargains -- Tj 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. WE 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 rapidly as as it does. Inspect our extensive stock or telephone a trial order. Roseburg Rochdale Go Dry Fir Wood We Grain of all Kinds Split Oak Wood Want Hay of all Kinds Slab Wood Your Feed of all Kinds ORDERS Now is the time to order your wiuter's wood take advant age of our special prices. We make our 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 orther kind. Try them. YOUR CH0ICE-Y0U1L SMILE R. L. STEPHENS, The Shoe Man. aii JACKSON ST NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE.