Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-1920, July 08, 1911, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextUL.' l.i mg Continuation of the Great $30,000 Glos- Out Sale Down go the prices like grain before the mighty sickle. Hundreds are coming from far and near to get their share of this great harvest. Deeper cuts on prices were never known. This stock of merchandise must go at some price; you will be the benefactor if you follow up this greatest of sales. The following are red hot specials for Monday's selling that speak for themselves: 9-quarter sheeting, closing out at yard Men's $25 suits at Men's $5 oxfords at AH $3 men's hats, all this season's styles Men's $1.50 work gloves Canvas gloves All $1 overalls, bibbed, and jumpers Rockford sox, 5 pair for Your choice of all 25c straw hats 75c 19-inch all silk messaline, half price. 20c $16.50 1.89 1.95 .95 .05 .79 .25 .10 .37 Parasols, all styles and grades, to be closed out at half price. Ladies' and misses $3.50 pumps and oxfords, the very newest and classiest models; suade, velvet, dull calf and tan, all sizes, closing out price 1 O t This, without question, is the most com- P I VD mendable bargain ever shown in Southern Oregon. Don't forget to get your coupons. Ladies' suit free Satur day July, 15th, 1911. Ask about it. Watch Our Ads. JOSEPHSON'S Roseburg Oregon LOCAL NfcWI Clnrk Richards, who him spent the past month hero with IiIb gramliuu-. enta, Mr. mid Mi. John lluinliii, re turned homo to Portland today. A full Una of pastry of nil klnda. always fresh. I'mpqua llukory. dtf ' Knr good printing of all kludB the Revljw always lands. I ni .4.4.414.4.4....4.4.4.. NEW YORK CAFE A .M()M:V MAKINti I'ltOI'OSITlON I'Olt VOf. Chun Jo, Prop. Ol'KX DAY AMI NHJIIT. Meads at All Hours. Regular Meals SO cents. Chicken Dinner Sundays, from 11 noon to I p. m. Chop Suejr, Noodles, Fresh Oysters, Fish, etc., all the time. Cor. Jackson ft Washington His t! t t J Something very Hperlul. two large upright organH. ulinoat as good is new. at the very low prlee of $50.00 and Jil.VOO. These Instruments should be seen to appreciate their real value. They are simply grand, and at the price we are offering they should not Inst one week. Original cost not less than $lfU.u each. KITH KICI'! The House Furnishers. dsw U K I'HKAM. For your ico cream orders call up the Douglas County Creamery. I'hone 340. dtf everybody snys: "Tlio piano at . JoNeplion's Is fine." dtf I Think of It, a piano given uwuy at Joseplisoirs, Ulf Veitllex letter files nnd document cases at Hoseburg Ueok Store. dyw Hoard by day, week or month can also accommodate man and wife with room. Cull at 444 .Mill St. d Cement Pressed Brick AND For good printing of all kinds the Hrvltfw always lend. If you wnnt something good mil nnd see T. A. Flndlny, the Kdcnbower rnl etiito i.gent. dtf Buildifl? Mti COAL! COAL!! COAL!!! LADY WELLINGTON OItri mora heat and lasts longer than any other coal on the market, fit per tog, delivered. I'hone 127. Office 130 South Jackson. An Inspection of stock and com parison of prices will convince you that the place to buy Is at M. C. Burleson's Plant and office corner Oak and Pine streets, Uoseburj. Thone 153. BIXUAV AT TilE CHl'ltCHE. Mrs. C. V. femitb relilriKid Friday from a trip to Nuwport and Portland. .Mr. and .Mrs John M. Throne re turned Friday evening from Salem. .Mr. and Mrs. Hurry Hlocuru leave tonight for u two weeks' sojourn at Seaside. Dr. and Mrs. D. K. Snell returned this morning from a week's visit In Portland. Mr. and Mrs. A. I.. Veutth arid A. J. Veati h. of Myrtle Point, were In this city F'riduy night. (,. W. Jennings, of .Missouri, Is a gu"it at the home or his nephew, A. It. Ilouser, in this city. Miss lCstello Wood, who has be n the guest of her sister, Mrs. V. L. Walsh, returned home to Portland today. Mrs. W. J. Sherman, who has be',-ii the guest of her daughter, Mrs. J. W. Perkins, returned home to Port land today. Hev. J. N. Mi Council returned this evening from Portland and will hold regular services at the Christian Church tomorrow. Samuel and Jessie Lawrence, oi Superior. Wisconsin, and J. H. Mai viu, of Pine City, Minn., are among the recent arrivals In Hoseburg. tieo. Sbrum nnd little son, Vernon, ciiine in from (Hide this morning. The latter is con vaiesr-ing from a ser ious ailment on hi leg, between the knee and ankle. Pert Kirk and family, who have been visiting at the home of Maurice Moore. In West Hoseburg. left this morning on their return hutue to Kl mira, l.ane County. Indian Agent II. (S. Wilson left this morning on u business trip to Northern California points, wihch will rcotilro a month's time. 1Mb sou, llllbert, accompanied lilm. J. K. Gillespie uud Will. Kerte, who have been living at the home of Joseph F.ndlcott. in North Hoseburg, loft this morning for Cliehalls. Wash., where they expect to locate. Hon. J. 11. Hooth attended the Cherry Fair In Salem Friday and nt- tended to some business connected with the State Fair. He says thee was an excellent exhibit at the Cheny Fair. Mrs. William Hell and son. Wen dell, returned Friday evening from Portland. They were accompanied by Miss Julia K. Hohan. a high school teacher of that city, who will be the guest of Mrs. Hell. F.dgnr Cole, of Kllllen. Texas, who has been looking over this country for the past ten days, left this morn ing for l.os Angeles, lie Is so well pleased with this locality that he may return later to locate. W. A. Knopp has sold his residence property in torth Itosehurg to A. T. Murshall. the local cigar dealer. Mr Knopp has taken up a homestead In Alberta Province. Canada, and will move there with his family within tlu' next few weekir Mr. and Mrs. S. I). Chapman, (Hide; W. F. Price. Fred Price. Oak Creek; J. I.. Hoggs, Itaxier Kohinson, Hub erts Creek; .1. W. Cox. Deer Creek: A. S. Frey. W. S. Ilrosi, Hrockwav; !. T. Spaugh. Looking Class; I.. G. Mathews, Dixonvlllo; J. K. Hoover. S. Dunnavin. Myrtle Creek; W. Ileach. Kugene. wero nmong the Hoseburg visitors today. Pullets only four mouths old lay ing eggs. What do you think of that? J. I., tiiinies owns the pullets. which are of the White Leghorn strain. They wero hatched the mid dle of last. March and are now laying eggs about the size of the pigeon product. It is not an uncommon tiling for pullets six mouth of age to begin their career as producers, but It Is decidedly extraordinary for them to begin younger than that. J. M. Kemp, (iranls Pass; Jennie McLeod. Medford; C. II. Arbersmey- er. Ft. Wavue. Incl,; J. M. Valksmar. Oregon (iiy: lllld Wetsel. Mrs. II. A. Adams. Myrtle Creek: Mrs. K. .1. Farlaln. Ashland; H. W. Johnson. Kamloops. It. C; J. Marston, llti' k Offices: Abraham Building Fork: Tlios. (tooilais. .Marsnneui; W. Davis. Voncalla: (leo. J. Stearns. Oakland: John A. llawley, wife and sun, Shelbiirne Falls. Mass.; Win. C. Prentiss. K. Ilnrtford, Conn.: II. F. Hooker. Danville, 111.; V. M. Hart sock. West Lebanon. Ind.: W. 1). Sleep. Portland, were recent arrivals at the Mcliullcn. XEW TODAY, MiihoilUt Episcopal, ReV. K. Olin FOK SALE. Forty acres, ono mile Kidriuge, pastor. preaching at i; a. m. mid 8 p. in. Subjects, a. in.,' "A Glorious Habitation;'' p. ui., "Thej Healing Touch." Sunday school at I 10 u. m.; Junior League ut 3 p. in.; I Epworth League at 7 p. m.; prayer meeting Thursday evening at 8 o' clock. Excellent music under the '11-1 rectlon of Prof. Fory. You are cor dially Invited. Chiistluu, Rev. J. N. McConnell, pastor. Sunday school ut 10 a. in.; preaching at 1 1 a. ni., subject. "Our liulde." Prenchlng at 8 p. in., sub ject, "Nature, Mull, Christ." You uro invited. Kplscopul, Itev. Charles Wilson Haker. rector. Fourth Sunday after Trinity; Holy Communion at 7:30 a. in.; Sunday school nt K:4" a. m.: morning prayer at 11: no evening service. All aro co.dially invited to these services. Christian Science (Corner Lane and Muin streets). Services every Suu-j day at 11 a. in., ami every Wednes-j day ut 8 p. in. Subject for Sunday, July lth, "Sacrament." rrcli)tcriiiu, Hev. J. E. Hurkhart. pastor. Sunday school at 10 a. in.: morning worship at It; subject of sermon, "Guidance." Young i'ei-, plo'B meeting at 7 p. in.; evening worship ut X; subject of sermon, "Two Crowns." Prayer meeting on Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. You are cordially Invited to attend all of these services. Come and bring a friend. MellMHlist KpiNcopal, South, Hev. K. M. Menrs, pastor. Sabbath school at 10 a. m.; preaching by tho pastor at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m.; morning subject, "The Holy War." lCvenlng subject, "l.ovo's Kxtravaganco." ; Senior League at 7 p. in.; mid-week prayer meeting Wednesday evening at i 8 o'clock. You will find a cordial welcome awaiting you at all of these1 services. Come and worship with us. j llaptist, Hev. W. H. Katon, pastel, j Sunday school ut 10 a. in.; preach ing service at 1 1 a. ni.; H. Y. P. II. at 7 p. ni.; evening worship at 8 o' clock. Tho pastor will preach. Morn ing subject. "A Ilattle With Death;" evening subject, "Ib it F.ver Wise to Surrender?" Good music at all ser vices. Kverybody Is made cordially welcome. You are a stranger here but once, nnd then only for a minute. Come nnd see. from good town and high school: flue house, running water, youiiij orchard, horses, wagon, cow. etc., everything complete. A snap at 13200; terms. Inquire or address M. M. Miller, Co Itoview oMire. dsw FOIt SALK. New $:!." take-down, pistol-grip Marlin SO-.'IO repeat!liri rille, for $18. Inquire for Will Flndley. at Hank's feed barn. Main street. dj 1 1 Have Arundel tune it. Auk for piano votes nt Joscphsioii's. dtf Rolled oats and barky, cracked and whole corn, wheat and all varie ties of mil feed at the DouglaB County Mills. Phone 13. atf II U of dans, whohnveBomo Inventive nhllfty Klf H ploftd write UKKLLKV A M,-IM'IK:, I'.lval Alter..., Wuklutfl.o, 1. V. f 4' 'hJ 4, ltoSLltl'Itt; IIOTkL 4. 1 Dixi.vG nooM. 4. 4. 4, First class meals. Everything 4 neat uud clean. All white help, , J First class service, uud prices reasniiable. Speciul rates by L. the week or mouth. Dining O, I. room open all morning. Meals F ! r . ii on , .m J lllllll U. Hi. ."' fc.v.- . -J 4. in., uud from a: Jo p. m. to 8 4. p. 111. Dinner from 11:30 a. 4. in. until 2 p. in. Speciul din 4. uers on Sundays. dtf J. 4.4. 4. 4- 4- 5 t Tbo price of rondsluBs baa coma down at the North side Grocery, dtf Carnations and potted plants at the, Hose, or phone your orders to Mra. F. D. Owen, florist. Phone Suburban 97. dtt Have Arundel tune tt. tl Flags, all sizes, at Roseburg Book Store. dsw The Lone Star Laundry Is now open and wants your business Ladles' and gentlemen's work a specialty. Family trade solicited. Phone 380 and wagon will call for your laundry, also deliver It prompt- 'y when ready. Give us a trial. We know the business from A to Z and ve can satisfy the most particular neople. Office and plant at 108 Sheridan street. Roseburg. Karrand Bros., proprietors. dtf CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Kve Always Bought Bears the ST? dtgnaturo of tlay. -CeA4t. DRAYING! Goods Handled Carefully Lumber Hauled E. L. IN E ELY PIIONK 07-Y. It. V. SMICK, M. II. PHYSICIAN AND SCItCKOV. Roseburg Oregon. W. V. Correct Treatment for Sprains. Sprains require careful treatment. Keep quiet and apply Chamberlain's Liniment freely. H will reinovo the soreness and quickly restore the parts to a healthy condition. For sale by all dealers. C WALI.ACK CONTRACTOR Ceiuei.t Walks, Itrlck, Stone P. O. Box 221. Roseburg, Oregon. Office Hours: Phones: - 10 to 12 a. m. Office Main 1711 3 to 4 p.m. Resid. Main 1721 I) It. LUCKTTA SMITH, and Children Diseases a Specialty, l) nice. Masonic Bldg.. Second Floor Our June Klean-Up Sale Is Over But this iWs not mean that all our bargaius are gone. We still have many bargains in all Hues, at prices that defy competition. Everything new, no old junk, no half worn sample lines, no second hand goods to" show you. Ladies can save nearly )i by buying their suits from us now, as every suit will be in style this fall in Cut, Color and Weight. We have placed our order for fall suits and coats and know what we are talking about Prices on these Up-to-date suits range " from $7 00 to J20.oo. All Millinery at Cost, all house dresses, silk and wash skirls at cost. Watch our windows for specials. The Fair Store The Little Store With The Big Bargains 1? You Can Buy Your Birthstone in a W-W-WGuranteed Ring at a Very Reasonable Price Tho npxt. time you aro stM-imihly thinking of BOinethiiiK to buy your 81 1'. ho sure to think of this W-W-W (imiruiitml King. The next time hoiik or your family or frU'iuis Biiggeat a gift to you, remind them of this really remarkable ring. This store is the home of the W-W-W Guaranteed Ring the only ring in tho world that s worthy of a guarantee the only ring that you can buy that wilt never cost you one penny for repairs as long as you wear it the only ring tli'it 1b made so well that it is entitled to u guarantee. . i-'ilj No gift could possibly be more acceptable than such a ring, for when you give a ring of this kind, the recipient knows that you are giving tho best in rings, which certainly increases t!ie value of the article to the one who wears it, and correspondingly Increases the pleasure of both the giver and the one w ho receives it. These rings are here for you in et.dless variety at reasonable prices. A. S. Phone 338 HUEY Roseburg's Leading Jeweler. The way it is kept makes all the difference between the fruit sold by this store and the kind you see elsewhere. Choice fruit must be treated "choicely" . both for our sake and yours. Apart from exposing it for sale in an appetising way which is really part of our method of selling. We make a point of seeing that every possible care is taken to keep fruit cleau and fresh as if our whole reputation depended on that alone. Our choice fruit In consequently well named It la the best you ciin buy or eat In tills town. Roseblirg-Rochdale co. 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 winter'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.