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CLOSING OUT SALE Now in Full Sway Prices Beyond Competition Hundreds of conservative men and women have taken advantage of this great sale. Never have such unprecedented, cut to the core prices been quoted before in Southern Oregon. This enormous stock must go. With us it is cut loose and un load at the earliest possible moment. The following prices speak for themselves: Remember to be on hand at 8:30 Saturday, p. m., to see if you'draw the lucky number. Wegive the lucky person pick of any ladies' suit in the store-save your coupons. MEN'S FURNISHINGS Men's $2.00 negligee shirts..... ...$129 Men's i. oo dress Shirts 39 . Men's 1.25 black sateen thins 79 Men's 2.00 union suits I 35 Men's 3.00 pajamas 1.95 Men's .50 ties 20 Meh's .10 Rockford sox, 5 pair 25 Men's 75c belts 45 Men's Boston garters .' ... 15 Men's $1.50 work gloves 1 15 Men's best horsehidc gloves 85 Men's canvas gloves 05 Men's $1.00 bibbed overalls 79 Men's $ 1. 00 Juniper 79 LADIES' FURNISHINGS. Ladies' 50c silk gloves $ .39 Ladies' long silk gloves, $1.50 grade 79 $4.00 Lonir Kid and cape cloves 2.89 Ladies' 25c lisle gloves, black and white 15 Ladies' 25c and 30c collars .19 All ladies' 25c hosiery, black and colors 19 All children's 25c hosiery, black and colors 19 All infants' 25c hosiery, black and colors 19 Ladies and children s hay stockings, 40c values ..... .19 Ladies' 50c fancy hose, black and colors 25 Ladies' 75c and $1 fancy hose, black and colors 49 Ladies' silk hose, lisle top, black and colors 39 All ladies' muslin underwear Half Price All ladies' kimonas Half Price Ladies' sweaters, fine for camping Half Price Big Cut on Men's and Young Men's Suits Never before have such prices been quoted on the bet ter kind of merchandise every garment bearing the label of the leading makers of the United States. We have them in cassimeres, tweeds, worsteds, and serges, handsomely tailored garments in all the popular gray and brown mix tures and novelty' effects conservative and stylish in cut. 1 hese are the regular $25 values, going (luring this closingoul sale $16.50 Here is your opportunity to purchase a suit at a price that is reasonable. Good all-year-round suits for general wear. The $13.50 suits go for $10; $12.00 suits go for 8.?5 SILKS. (0c and $1 Taffeta silks, good colors $ .45 $1.00 27-inch Messalinc silks 69 75c Grade plain and striped messalines . . .ONE-HALF PRICE 36-inch $1.50 Genuine Pongee silks, extra quality .... 1.15 27-inch $1.25 Pongee silk, line grade 9$ 36-inch Genuine Uullion Pongee, $2 grade, extra heavy 1.45 NOTIONS. Lot of 5(V Ladies' Pelts 25c Mercerized thread, 5c grade, two spools for 5c X'o. 100 20c black taffeta ribbon 11c Ladies' $1.00 hand-bags 65c Ladies 75c hand bags 49c Ladies 75c La Valleros 49c All 75c belt buckles and collar pyis 39c Ladies' 35c embroidered handkerchiefs 21c Conspicuous among the showings are many young men's models. These are designed especially to meet the requirements of young men. These are our regular $20 and $18 suits, going during fF 1 l ,( this closing-nut sale at J TPt J " 1 3. Jv Our regular $16.50 and $15 suits include light and medium weight worsteds, cassimeres handsome new models all of this year's materials. $16.50 1 values now $12.50; $15.00 values now I JV HOUSE FURNISHINGS. This entire lot will be sacrificed. Now is the time to replenish anything you may be in need of in that line. $ .75 Lace Curtains $ .50 $1.00 Lace Curtains 67 $1.25 Lace Curtains 89 $1.50 Lace Curtains 98 2 l-2c Curtain Scrim 09 20c Curtain Scrim 15 25c Curtain Scrim 19 $4.00 Wool Plankets 2.79 $5.00 Wool Plankets 3.95 $S.O0 Wool Plankets 5.95 $1.00 Ped Spreads 79 $1.25 Ped Spreads 98 $1.50 Ped Spreads 1.15 $2.00 Ped Spreads .- 1.49 Nine foot sheets, $1.00 values 79 Sheeting, pillow tubings and muslins at a big reduction. 35c Table Linen for 23c. Id-inch Hemmed Mercerized Napkins, S'V per dozen. These prices will be carried throughout the entire department. (lOf.NTV COUtT OKDMIS. County Court adjourned for the twiii lust Katurday evening, after mukliiK the followini! orders: S. C. Murlruin, applying on behalf ol (ioYurmnenl forem service, granted a franchise to construe! u telephone line along the county road from Cilide to Hock Creek bridge, six miles northeast, and crossing the North l uiiKluu Itiver at bone Hoik ferry. County viewers ordered to locate proposed new roads on the following dates: Julv 17. route from West Itosehurg road through Mt. Nebo Dairy Farm to Coos Hay road at M. L. Webb's place; July IS. route at Smith lllll; July 19. route near Yon eallu; July 20. route near Drain; July 21. route at Scotia Valley; July 211, route at Hilly Creek: July 31. route at Dean 'a Creek; Aug. 2, route at Schofield; Aug. 14. route between Clendale and Kernvale. AI'I'KAISAIi OK KSTATKS. NEW TODAY. KEYS FOUND. King of 14 key's found on Camas Mountain, on My. tie I'oiut stage mad. Owner please call at this Office. Appraisal of the estate of the late Frank W. Hensou, Secretary of State, filed In the I'robate Court today, shows a total valuation of H!4f0. The personal property. consisting of money and a law library, amounts to $17un. Residence, property In Hose burg is valued at $2001), while the remainder of the estate is made up of stocks In various corporations. Tile estate of Mr. Ilenson's mother-in-law, Huth M. Henjuuiin, deceased. Is uppralsed at $2700, of which $2, 500 Is the value placed on residence property in Itosehurg. The estate ol Annie E. Spring.'r. deceased, of Giendale, Is given a valuation of $3145, consisting ex clusively of reulty near Giendale. MYRTLE CHEEK NEWS. Born, to Mr. mid Mrs. W. C. Har vey. July 3rd. a 9-pound boy. John Nodurft had the misfortune to fall and dislocate his shoulder the Fourth. MIsb Josephine Copeland. of Ilorn brook, Cal., Is visiting Miss Madge Mayo. Tho Mall. JOSEPHSON'S A Peep Into His Pocket. will show the box of nucklen's Ar nica Salvo that K. 8. I.oper, a car penter, of Murllla, N. Y., always car ries. "I have never had a cut. wound or bruise or sore that It would not heal." he writes. Greatest heal- er of burns, boils, scalds, chapped hands and lips, fever-sores, skiu eruptlons, eczema, corns and piles. 25c at all druggists. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Geo. Neuner and IT. Andrle to J. J. White. $15; lot 10. block 1. Neuner and Andrie's Add to Hose liuig It. II. Marston to If. F. Collins. $1; one acre. Bee 22. 2H-4. FOR HUNT. New 5-rooui Iiouj.', furnished or unfurnished. Inquire ot Mrs. V. Newell Wright, Cobb' street, or phone :tt0-.l. dtfj LOST. On county road betwc"n Itosehurg and Winston, lady's, open-face gold watch, with mono-1 urani K. H." on back. Gold I pin attached. Howard for return to this olllce. dswil STRAYEII Olt STOLEN. Fox ter rier, brown face, otherwise whit.: about one year old; auswers to name or "Patty." Hi-ward for re turn to F. G. Micelli. City. OlIlt.ON XKWS. J 1 liViv 2 1 A true hill was returned by the grand Jury at Salem against A. 11. Yoders. formerly principal of the Woodhurn schools. He Is charged with assault and battery, the com plaint being in connection with al leged caresses which he showered up on., one of bis young girl students In the school. Willie C. C. Inman. a mining en gineer of Medrord. was coining to Grunts Pass from Swede Hasln Sat urday by auto his machine struck a high spot in the road and threw In man against the top of the machine with such force as to partially dis locate the neck bones. He has a chance for recovery. Little Arthur Potts, aged 3 years, and sou of Mr. and Mrs. Frank M Potts. of Grants Pass, died as the result of a plunge Friday, Into a tub of hot water. A grocery deliveryman ailed at the house and Mrs. Po'ts answered the call and took the goods. The little boy accompanied his mother to the door, and as the mother and babe we:e reluming to the kitchen, a gust of wind slatnui'-d a door shut, the door striking thr child and throwing him into a tub of hot water which rested on the door. OVKltTI ItXING Al'TO KILLS OltKGOX I I MIICItM . CARLTON. Or.. Julv 7. Fred Rus sell, vlc?-presidelil and manager of the Carlton Consolidated Lumber Comnnnv. of thlu eltv u..u (i.e.. ...... killed at noon today in .Moore's Val ley, west of here, by tho overturning or an automobile In which be and President Charles K. Ladd. of the same company, were riding. Tlie two were caught under the capsized nincmne in such a manner as to In stantly kill the one man. while Mr. Ladd was entirely unhurt. Ki:i.U:' LLMllLlt MILL FORCED TO SI-bPKXd. IS Employes V liable t: Oet'hei.- u ukcm huh .-iiiui'iiiiienig Are levied on Everything. UH.i., ui., .liny AUti. men employed by the Klllott l' Company of Portland in I operations at Skelley went dlscl.i,L, yesterday without receiving puy nj,.r. tot tneir worn, tne si.perinteu informing the woodsmen that, company was unable to liquidate Indetitedness to mom, und altar monts have been issued out or th Justice Court at Drain against every, thing owned by the company that It available. It is reported here by some of the men that from $75 to $150 per man Is due. and that the commissary, cook-house and stock, even to four pigs, have he?n levied upon. The Klliott Lumber Company last .May leased lb Skelley sawmill and logging outtlt. since which time It has been operating, paying prompt ly until the last 30 days. Some 15 of the men are still at the camp, h lug unable to get uway on account of lack of funds, but will be forced to leave, the attachments Blunting off supplies. o Kidney Discuses Are Curable. Under certain conditions. Tire right medicine must bo taken before the disease has progressed too far. Mr. Perry A. Pitman, Dale, Tex.; saya: "I was down in bed for four months with kidney and bladder trouble and gall- Btones. One bottle of Foley's Kidney Remedy cured me well and sound." For sale by all druggists. A marriage license has been Issued to K. C. Hoffman and Norn M. Dutton. A full lino of pastry of all kinds always fresh. Umpn.ua ltnkery. dtl If you want something good call nnd see T. A. Flndlay, the Edenbower real estato agent. dtf CASTOR i A For Ini'uuts and Children. The Kind You Htve Always Bought D R AYING ! Goods Handled Carefully Lumber Hauled E. D. NEEUY I'HONE 307-Y. II. F. S.MICK. M. II. PHYSICIAN AXI Sl'KCK.OX. Offices: Abraham Building. Roseburg - Oregon. W. W. WALLACE CONTRACTOR Cement Walks, Hrick, Stone P. O. Box 221. Roseburg, Oregon Office Hours: Phones: 10 to 12 a.m. Office Main 171 1 2 to 4 p. m. Resld. Main 1721 DR. LUCETTA SMITH, Physician Women and Children Diseases a Specialty. Office. Masonic Bldg., Second Floor I K. C. L. PEARSON DENTIST OFFICE IN REVIKW BUILDING Hours: 10 a. m. .to 3 p. m. The Unipqua Bakery has Increased the size of Us loaf. d'.f of idau, who hnvoRotnp inventive ability plmsownto UHKKLKY A M.IMim:. I Mir nt Allwmi-y, ll a-hlndon, l. 1 lliiv Arundel tune It. Ak for piano voles nt Juscphson'fl. dlt Highest carih price paid for wool. J. F. Marker & Co. dswtt Tho prit' of roortstults baa come lown nt tho North S!d Grocery, dtl Carnations nnd potted plants at the Hose, or phone your orders to Mrs. P. D. Owen, florist. Phono Suburban 97. dit Douglas County Creamery butter only tiOn a two-pound square. Auk your grocer For It. Patronize home 'nduslry. dtf RoUt'd oats nnd barley, cracked .. .1 A nit hhkIa. niiu " iiuir- luiu, n nrub iiiiu an vmitr- ties of m'll feed at the Douglas County Mills. Phono 13. . dtf Hives, eczema. Itch or salt rheum sets you crazy. Can't bear the touch of your clothing. Doan's Ointment (f cures the moBt obstinate cases. Why suffer? All druggists sell It. Lns Angeles Times: One of the June weddings was at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Cttnnlson, In tlifs city. Wednesday evening, when their daughter, Bess, was united hi marriage to Arthur Conklln, of CirantH Pass, Or., Rev, Warren F. Day officiating. A wedding repast was served, after which Mr. and Mrs. Conklin departed for their new home. LA V M M IIP (rt. I -SRI I t' L T. T J - I AI.KKRT S. II I E Y OPTOMETRIST 118 W. CASS ST. toscbtira ... Oregon Telephone 3oE. Hours 9-12 " 1- I HU. F. W. HI NT Dentin!. Abraham Rldg. Roseburc. Oregon. F)id you ever hear the U remark, ''Put all the big apples on top, John" which meant that the small and spoilt fruit was' underneath. Even if we wished it, (hat could not happen at this store. Our customers demand the closest inspection. Besides, it does not pay us to buy any fruit but the best. One bad mellou or peach will spoil a whole box. basket or barrel. We are therefore just as anxious to secure good melons and fruit as you are. Our liuylnit Is dene to please ymi mill our tsuiirantee is that e will Kindly replace any .polled fruit, thai we may iinwittinKly yu. Roseburg-Rochdae co. ROSEBURG OREGON The Klttklvoii County, Cal., Super viHora have adopted a retaliation to euiiri an ordinance July l ( removing (if Hipliir. The rountv. outside of the Incorpiiraled towim, u now "diy." The ui tiim of the Supervlsiirn all county reHtrk'tlonn from the eule taken on ai-rount nf the ilittii'utty ( I MH'iirliiK onmli'tlenM for the lllli it , liedv. Ktvp the blood pure with sale of lliiunr. Iliirdo. k llloud Itittem. .Kat inip!y. Can't look well, eat well or (eel exercise, keep clean and yen well with Impure htmid feeding yo-ir'" n"r' lo" miS. ffKKI.V. SEftlER A. STEWART riiytlclaru and Surgeons. 3uHd of OfTtoe Rear Douglaa Coun ty Bank Uulldlng. Ground Floor. Hbone 1161. ROSEUl'RO .... ORKOON lR. 1. I- CALLAWAY, Oiteopthlc I'hyalrlan. Oraduite American School ot Osteopathy, Klrksllle, Mo., un der founder of th Klence, Dr. A. T. 8tl'i. Abraham Bldg. Phons 1 9l ROSEBURO OREGON Dry Fir Wood We Grain of all Kinds Split Oak Wood Want Hay of all Kinds Slab Wood Your Feed of all Kinds ORDERS 1 Now is the time toorderyourwinter's wood take advant age of our special prices. We make our own deliveries insuring promptness and correctness. ' Warehouse Winchester Street, on die Switch Telephone 163... ROSEBURG FEED AND FUEL CO. r
