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About Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-1920 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 7, 1911)
I m 111 I'niiia -t httm hii.i.MitiiHiiittiiim ."i i Reduce Your Grocery O 1 1 buying your fall stock from us. We quote III 1 1 you a ew Pr'ces we have to offer for the next Llll 30 day. Let us figure with you and save you money before buying elsewhere. With every $2 cash spent with us we will give you 14 pounds of Granulated Sugar for $1.00. Keep it in mind when you read our astounding prices that our quality can't be beat. Yelobun Milk 3 for 20c 2 lbs. Fancy London l.uyer Hulnlns 2ftc Scedlens Kalalua, per I' JOc Large Fancy Peaches, per lb. ,15c Fancy Evaporated Pears, lb. 17 54c Fancy Dates, per lb I2)4c Fancy Figs, per lb l-!ic 1 Dozen Fancy Lemons 8.V 50 Kinds Fancy Candy, lb....!IOc English Walnuts, per lb . . . .i!c 2 qt. bot. Armour Qrape Juice IOc 1 pt. bot. Armour (J runt) Juice i!Uc C'ltACKKIW Fig Neutons, per lb 17)c Vanilla Snaps 17Jc Lemon Soups 17 c Hultuna Fruit Illscuit l.V (linger 8nups 12 Uc Uermun l'retzels, per lb. box 10c drupe Nuts, per puckago ...,15c Fancy Cleaned Currants, lb.lii!4c Post Toustlea, per package ..10c Wheat Hearts, per puckuge . 2.V Cream of Wheat 17)i' Two for ilflc Oyster Crackers, per lb ....lie Sodu Crackers, per lb 11c Corn Starch, 3 (or 23c Ann and Hummer Soda He 80c K. C. Uaklng Powder ...7fSc 25c K. C. linking Powdor . . . ,20c Large Package of Oatmeal . ,ill)c Wheat Flukes 2ftc Fancy Jap It ice . .' nhic Fancy Head Illce 7)ic Broken Mice 0c Imported Sardines, per can . .15c Domestic Sardines, per cuu ...5c Carnation Milk 10c Quart Jar of Chow-Chow 25c Quart Jar of Sour Pickles . . 2iic 1 pint New Orleans Molalities. UOc 1 quart Now Orleans MoIusbos.:I5c gal. New Orleans Molasses. 05c Quart Can Corn Syrup 15c 5 lbs. Ilelltrope Syrup !( 10 lbs. Ilelltrope Syrup 00c 1 Dottle Hlulng 7c 1 llottlo Ammonia 7c 7 dozen Clothespins 10c Large Puckuge Cold Dust ...20c 28 burs of Hummer Soup ..$1.00 21 burs D (White Soap V1.00 21 burs Sunny Monday Soup $1.00 21 bars Crystal White Soap $1.00 ALL 111 l,K COPFKK 5c tier lb uff ALL 111 I.K TKA 10c per lb off Gullon Apples 40c Gallon Catsup 00c Gallon Peaches 50c Gallon Cherries 00c Gallon Apricots 55c Gallon Pumpkin 35c No. 3 can Illue Itlbbon Peurs.25c No. 3 can liluo Itlb. Peaches. 25c No. 3 can Blue HI I). Apricots 20c No. 3 Itvd Itlbbon Cherries, .:10c No. 3 Itoyul Ann Cherries. . .25c No. 3 Kraut, 12 14c; 2 for. .. .25c No. 3 Hominy, cuu 15c it. It. Oysters, No. 1 15c U. It. Oysters. No. 2 25c 3 I'uckuges Mince Meat for. .25c Pint Jur Mixed Pickles, Bweet 20c Pint Jar Sweet Pickles ....20c Plat Sour Pickles 15c Lima Ileans, per lb He Navy Beuns, per lb 7c Mexican llcuns, per lb He hnyou HeuuB, per lb H14c Hulk Outmeul Hc i i.oiit, i i:i:d. ii.tr, ghai.v, At Joblierii' Prices. MKATS. Armour Fancy 11. Back IHc Armour Fancy S. Pork 17c Armour Kxtra Ilncon, wrap'd 25c Armour Fancy Picnic Hams ..15c Armour Funcy Shield Hums. .22c Armour Fancy Lard, 10 lbs, $1.15 Armour Fancy Lard, 5 lbs. . . .70c Swift's Pride Cleanser, can . . .5c Fancy Blue Itlb. Tomatoes. 12 He Funcy Blue Itlbbon Corn . . . IS H c Funcy Blue Kill bun Peas . ,121'jc Fancy Blue Ribbon Beuns ...10c 16 lb. Box Cruckcrs . . $l.:tO And many other ImrK'iiiiH too numerous to mention, ('all unci let us IlKiiru Willi you. SPECIAL We deliver free twice a week in North Roseburg, Eden bower West Roseburg and South Roseburg. Yours for busiucss, STUBBS & CO. PMOfNE 317 Grocery Ciomiioi- Vt ituuoUnC tliut the application for a pardon for Dan Heau, convicted and sentenced to pay a fin nf 1250 and Berv 15 days in the Josephine County Jul I for violating the local option law, would not be granted. "This Is a plain lease wherein willful violutlun of the I law exists," suid Governor West, I "and 1 refuse to Interfere with the 'judgment ut nil." ileum was con victed of Belling luioxicunts In Grunts i Puss, which is In u dry county. He iuppeuled the case to the Supreme Court on the pretense that the Home llule Law guve him the right to sell liquor, which conleutlii fulled In the higher tribunal. He then ap pealed to Governor West for u par don. A young 'man named Wllley, aged 2f,, wub seriously Injured by the dis charge of his rifle while hunting In I Viiiiihlll County, weunesuuy. in picking up his rifle the weapon wus I discharged, the bullet striking him lln the forearm and runglng towurd (the shoulder, mangling the arm bo i badly that It had to be amputuieu near the shoulaer. T. C. Thornton, yurdmuster tor the Southern pacific Company at Junction, was severely beaten Sun- .i.iv eveiilnir bv Harry Love, un ell Kino wiper, who believed he had u grievance ugulnst i nornlon. Catch lug the yurdmuster unuwures, Love threw him down, put u coat over his head to atlfle his culls for help una ueverelv beat him about the luce and heud. Love was arrested Mou duv on a charge of assault with In tent to do bodily injury mid upon waiving examination was bound over to nwult action of the grunu jurj next month. Bonds were fixed ut f 250. o No .Need to Stop Work. When the doctor orders you to Hton work it sluggers you. "I can't you say. You know you are weak, run down und falling health, duy by day. but you must work as long as you can stand. What you need Is Klectrlc Bitters to give tone, strength uud vigor to your system, to prevent breakdown and build you up. Don't be weak, Blckly or ulllng when Elec tric Bitters will benellt you from the first dose. Thousunds bless them for their glorious lieu I 111 and strength. Try them. Every bottle Is guaranteed to satisfy. Only 60c at all druggists. lout, XKtt-s, vmsmrmetmmmweimrmmrimmsf Frank Tunco, of Altoona, Pn., bet fellow Imther he could atny under tho wator for two minutes, lie did. ho body was recovered two hours later. SatiaryiiiK tante, dellKhtful aroma, uniformly ood. White limine Coffee. Kxrluslvo aKency at the Rochdale. !(! t'roHH Milk, a Colorado pro- duet, pure and Bweet aa the mountain air. For sale only ot the Houhdale. Douglas County Creamery butter only 7jo a two-pound square. Ask your grocer for it. Patronize home ndustry. atr. The beBt vinegar produced, Heinzs pure rye malt vinegar. Superior to nil others for pickling purposes, ror Kale in any quantities at the Rochdale. MU-ej Ma ltd Atehtvbrtti a lid Kiia Roadman wnt to Oakland this ut-: temoon. Tempi firowti, of Deer Crk, left today for Prospect, Jackson County, 1 where he will teach school. Alius Stella Hartley returned home to Sulem today, after a visit here! with her sister, Mrs. John H. l.tas. Mr. and Mrs. J. 11. ftooth left this afternoon forKalem, where they will remain until after the state fair. K. II. Plnkston, of Oakland, and Rufus Langdon, of Kellogg, wore butiineHS visitors in Roseburg today. Virgil Conn, of Paisley, brother of J. W., and Henry Conn, of Melrose, arrived hero today from Sun Frun einco. MIhh Jessie Hunt, of Black well, Okla., Is a guest at the home of her uncle, Guy Muck, the real estate dealer. Mrs. Gladys GrilMth. housekeeper ut the R. B. Dixon farm, at Dixon vllle, returned this morning from Portland. Mrs. Charles L. Hamilton left to day for Montreal, Canada, where she will be the guest of relatives for several weeks. MIhs Rlebel, who has been vitdting at the home of her brother, Kngineer O. F. Klebel, returned homo to Poi t land today. Mrs. Andy McCarthy and baby, guests of Mrs. J. L. Woodson the past few days, returned home to Grunts Puss today. Mrs. P. A. Owen left today on her return to Marcellue, Mo., arter spend ing the past year ut Udenbower witli her son, F. D. Owen. Miss Kutheriue Stuait, who has spent the past two mouths here with her cousin, Mrs. 11. Guest, left today on her return to Sooke, U. C. Benny I-ohr, the S. P. fireman, ar rived here Wednesday night from Grants Pass and wilt work out of this city for an indefinite time. Sam T. Smith, the local livery man, today received a carload of new buggies from St. Louis, Mo., to meet the demands of a growing business. Mrs. V. S. Woodruff, of Riverside, went to PJugene this afternoon, ac companying her sister. Miss Myrtle Morgan, back homo to that city for un iudelluito visit. Mrs. Henry Teater and son. Everett, and Mrs. J. B. Kurtz and son, Leslie, left this afternoon for Oakland, where they will be em ployed during tho hup picking season. (May Moody, Yoncalla; H. Jones, Marshlleld; W. Middleton. Olendale; Robert Green and wife. Glide; Mrs. I L. M. Ilarzee, Turner; Hattle Gerder, i Yonculla: C. 11. Bennett, Wenatchee, Wash.; K. J. Brown, Looking Glass, were recent urrivals at the Roscbii,,g Hotel. A voluntary petition In bankruptcy has been filed with Referee C. L. Hamilton, of this city, by H. L., audi G. A. Sherman, blacksmiths and! wagonmakers. of Glendale. Their financial schedule shows liabilities of about $700, with only $U0 in assets. CAKI OF THANKS. We wish to sincerely thank hit those who so kindly assisted us dur ing the last illness und funeral of our loved sou uud brother, ulso for the many beautiful flowers. W. S. JOHNSTON AND FAMILY. CASTOR f A Por Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always-Bcughl School Days Will Soon be Here Have You Got The Children Ready? Let Us Help You A LL the New Fall Wearables are here. New piece goods for the girls, the kind that wear and give sat isfaction; new plaids and worsted dress goods; new ginghams, percales, and cotton dress goods; new guaranteed hosiery; new underwear, sweaters, etc. The New Fall Dress Goods Arc arriving daily and ready for your inspection. See our fine line of silks. , Hair Goods The most Complete Line of Hair Goods i n Southern Oregon. We make up all kinds of hair goods from your own combings. C. H. TERCINSKI Store of Quality and RightPrices, Roseburg, Or. ItAltCiA'NH Unit AHH limnalnsi. FOOD fiin not In. n Imrmiln uiiU'bh It him nil ih purity ami kIik-hh tli.tt inaki's von uhoiik anil health) wtiiMi you cat It. I'UICK Ih no dulitf to value Tin. (JI'AI.ITY, (lip ITItlTY. tho !()()! niliflt bo ommlilfri'il. Choaii rood dwn not nu-aii 1'VliK fooil. Neither (loos high prlcon noconsaiily moan IiIkIi IJl'AI.ITY. We have studied tho grocery question and your taste so elosoly that our prices will surprise you as imceealily as the iiualltv of the goods. They aro by far tho cheapest liOOl) coons In this (own Coino In today und Inspect the, a trial will convince, you. VK HtVK A ItKIM'TATlON foil "SOI AUK DKAUNti." Roseburg Rochdale Co LOOK!! We carry the best meats obtainable. We never sacrifice quality to make a low price. We use utmost care in selecting onr meats. Our prices are not high. A trial order will convince you. Prompt delivery. LOUIS KOHLHAGEN PROPRIETOR PHONE 19 107 CASS STREET Implicit Conlldrnce. 1 have a worl. of confidence !n UhanibtTtiiiii a Cough Remedy for 1 have lined It with perfect success," writes Mrs. M. I. Hasford, Iooles- villi?, Md. For suto by, all dealers. C Bears the Signature of 1 Jlra. A. S. Wilson Is visiting with friends in KuReno. During hot weather you cannot af ford to make bread when you can get sanitary muchino mado bread at the Tnipnun tlakery. dtf XOTH H TO 'OXTItACTOltS. Notice Is hereby Riven that the unilersiiined will receive sealed bids until the 12th day of September, lull, at " o'clock of said day. for excavating, leveling und otherwise Improving the West Uosehurg school yard according to tho plans and speci- tlcallous tiled In tho olllco of the ( lerk on tho btli day of September 1811, also approved by the Hoard of Directors for School District No. ! Douglas County, Oregon, on the sumo date. Plans and specifications may be seen ut (ho olllco of the architect. Walter A. Straw, North Jackson street. Roseburg, Oregon, A certitled check or cash or Tt'i of (he amount hid is to accompany same, couilllioned that the successful bidder will enter Into a contract for said work, uud the Hoard hereby reserves the right to reject any uud all bids. In order or the Hoard of Directors of School District No. A. Douglas County, Oregon, (his tith day of .Sep tember, 1MI 1. S. I. DII.I.AKD. Ciiairman of Hoard. oK.iiu;:.; nkunkk, Jr.. iltd Dlslrlct Clerk. Foley's Kidney Pills What They Win Do ftr You They will cure your backache, ! trengthen your kidneys, cor.1 rect urinary irregularities, build i wurn out tissues, and ' eliminato the excess uric acid that cause rheumatism. Pre.1 vent Bright's Disease and Dia bates, and restore health and trength. Refuse substitutes. Sold by all Druggists. If til ,,'"'.,fc"'im"'tiiTitlTi(,illtr Hi Lit : l"-wr,i, UHKKL v A H.IITIHC. Ask for piano certillcntes nt Joseph, sun's. d(J I . t COAL! COAL!! COAL!!! LADY WELLINGTON Olvos more heat nnd lasts longer tlinn ony other coal on the market. ll per ton, delivered. Phono 127. Office 130 South Jackson. CHURCH BR.OTHER.S' JS IN A CLASS BY ITSELF. Made from Ligh grade flour. More like that good, old, homemade bread that mother used to make than any other on the market. There is none so good. Our pies, cakes and pastry, will please you. CASS STREET PHONE 35 DELIVERY I Copnhht IW, br O. K 2imm:rr-. i Co --No I Planning! ! Bargains Bargains In 2nd Ranges, Heaters and Cooks Standard makes, at prices to suit all purses. Call in and see them. L. li. RHOADE5 & CO. 2nd KSCOODS WANTED LKT US PLAN WITH YOU about furnishing your house or room. Come iti, talk it over, look around, and sec what you really DO need. You'll find that we have a splendid stock of new and durable FURNITURE to select from. We carry everything to furnish your home with CARPETS, RUGS, LINOLEUM, STOVES and RANGES to suit every purse. Roseburg Furniture Company Complete House Furnishers. Get a New Home Sewing Machine we have them.
