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new line of COATH, SUITS AJil) WAISTS In Quality above, unil prices below, cniotltluD. MILLINERY To our already splendid assortment we have added a new nliliment today. We will not bo undersold In any of our lilies. Wa have also accomplished near the Impossible In securing n 'limited number of bright finished fella. Best assortment of llalr Clouds and Neckwear In the city. The Leader HAIR. AND SCALP TREATMENT FACIAL MASSAGE HAIR DRESSING MANICURING TWO DAYS AX V WAY. (Continued from pugs 1). LOCAL NEWS. Mrs. Clyde Faulkner uud baby left this morning for Canby und Poit land. Harry Howes, who has spent the past year horo with J. White, left this morning on his return to Colon, .Mich. Miss Daisy Hawkins returned home to Cottage Grove this afternoon, after a visit here with her sister, Mrs. W. (!. llouser. Mrs. L. M. Van Auken and dnuxn ter arrived hero today from .Mason City. Iowa, to Join Mr. Van Auken. who recently bought the Kopp place ill (ireens. ('. Pcddkoid relumed home lo Portland today, accompanied by his little granddaughter, Helen Whit aker. W. V. 1'hllllps. of Cardon Valley has sued liertiiide Phillips fur a :ll voice in the Circuit Court here. They were married nt ilelron. Nob., in 1S!H, and have a daughter, Irm.i aged 14, with tier mm her in Halt Lake, I'tah. Phillips alleges that his wife deserted him 111 Coloruilo III 11)08. A lazy llv r leads to chronic dya pcpslu and constipation weakens the whole system, (loan's Kegulets (lliic per box) correct the liver, tone the utomacli, cure constipation. 'frenjartyn fJotre8 Quality, more than any other single feature is responsible for the present day reputation of Benjamin Clothes. Hut with most people, probably yourself, quality doesn't count unless It Is reinforced by style. So, every Henjaniiu tHciTo.it reflects au thentic New York Style. Look at ami try on as many suits or over coats as you may wish and you'll Had in each ihat pleasing under current of correctness that underlying character without which no clothes are worth while wearing Surely, llcnjamin ciiiallly, plus authentic New York Hlylo. plusa inoderaln price will Induce you to inspect our recently arrived overcoat models. $20.00 AND UPWARDS la'l(ttinlt'ra fur Stetson Huta. When You Trade at Eastern's We stay open evenings. When in town drop in and i;ct onr prices, we can and will please you. HENRY EASTON GROCER Phone 26 3441NPJackson Q I are union tho entries. The running races also Include saddle ponies, rid den by ladles. Mink Premium Awards. I In the stock division this morning. Judge J. I. McCarthy, of Oakland. Cal.. Judged and made the awards among the horses and cattle. V. A. Pearco, of Koselmrg, who exhibited a herd of Shorthorns, took ull the awards and premiums In that class. K. A. Illnklo, of Uoseburg. with bis line herd of Hed Polled, was awarded a like honor. Frank K. Alley, pro piietor of llouaday Stock Kami, and Frank P. Norton, of Marshfleld, car ried away honors in utandard bred horses, and the former with Ills herd of Jerseys, carried away several ad ditional premiums. Prank Calkins Jerseys also pulled down premiums Ills lino herd of registered Jerseys attracted much attention from visit nrs to the stock exhibit. Judges Ward mid lilakely, of the shee: goat and swine and poultry divisions. are busy this ufternoon Judging the merits of the entries and awarding premiums to the winners. Pavilion Features. The pavilion was tilled today with visitors who admireu the many at tractive exhibits displayed. The fancy needlework Is in charge of Mrs. .1. W. Strange, who is assisted by -Miss It. II. itadaliallkll and Miss Nena Marshall. .Mrs. A. M. Liihiuann pre sides over the Hue art exhibit. Mrs. fieiievieve lleltz looks after the r mil dlspluy, while I). Mil no tells the visitors that Douglas County produces the best farm products of any coun (y In Oregon and for proof refers rhein io the sample's on exhibition. Clark Itros., photographers, have u very attractive exhibit of their sn lerior work, both in photo and land scape. 'I be Iteiison (Irocery Com pany have an attractive booth In .vhich merits of Drifted Snow Flour Mid (iolden (late Coffee is extolled. Saturday, tho closing day of the CjtIi-, will witness another big day. Did for this another special double racing progiain has been provided by the management. Everybody is .sxpecled to attend tho fair tomor row, which glVH promise In attend ance uud Interest to bo a record breaker. The Norl liweslern. the last steamer o leave Nome next month, will bring out $1,000,11110 In gold dust ami will :aiTy also all I he persons who do 'lot intend to winter iji the northern 'i in ji. It is estimated Hist 2OU0 leisons will remain in Nome, as ig.iinst illilil last winter. Practical ly all ol'(tlie ilch placer ground thai oiild he worked by hand has been .'filed, mid the big divdgos must liauille the remainder of the aeiil'er- n's earth. In spite of the lateness if the season's beginning, the dredg rs have done well. On concern paid loo per ci lit on the capital stock. It Is estimated that dredging opera Ions near Nome will continue an '.'cars. Foley Kidney Pill Will reach your individual case if rou have any form of kidney or blad ler trouble, any backache, nervous ness, rheumatism, uric ncid polsoit- ng. or Irregular and painful kidney ictlon. Hefore you roacli tho limit it physical endurance, and while our condition Is still curable, take Foley Kidney I ills. Their quick ac Hon mid positive results will dollKnt .on. Try them. lor sale by il! IrugglstH. F "How are you getting along in the law business, old mall?" "I have one client." "Is he rich?" "Mo wiih." Huston Transcript. "What are you crying ror. chlkl n?" "We've Just eaten a lot of mam ma's raspberry jam." 'Ah, so you ve all got the stomach idles, I suppose?" "Ni., on the contrary." Cures baby's croup. Willie's dally cuts and burns, inaiiinin's Bore throat. grandma 8 lameness Dr. Thomas' Uclectic Oil tho great . household remedy. Dr. Hermann will bo nt his office 217 S. Stephens street, from Oct. i until Oct. X. ,isw The Itoscburg Hook Store Is head luaiteis lor Waterman's Ideal Foun tain Pens. They mo the best. tf School books and school supplies at the Reselling Hook Storo. tt 'Pride of Douglas" ntid "On een City" Hour bring results. Ask th Douglas County Mills, phono 13. dt! Hero Is your rlmtico. Lot nt Fair Acres, hasy terms. J. W. Campbell Ask for piano Totes at Joseplison's. Think of It, n piano siren aunr nt Joscnlison's. clll llnve rou iivii the piano nt Josenh- tons'f . rn price of foodstuffs haa comt town l the North Side Orocery. dtt If your grocer will not furnish rou with machinery niudo bread, phone dtf Typew riters for snlo or rent at the Uoseburg Hook Store. tf Call uo 340. tilt Douglas County '.'roainery, for cream. Dr. J. L. Callaway. Ostopnthlc Phy ilrlun. Abraham Poinding. Roseburg Harrington Hall Steel Cut Coffee will give you that snappy feeling, start you on the day's work In the right frame of mind. All chuff, dust and other harmful ingredients re moved. Sold only by the Hochdale. "Irldo of Douglas,' a Roseburg product, and "ijiioen City," a hard wheat article, made at Vonconver. Wash., aro the two best varieties of flour on the market. Why use any other kind thnt costs more? If your grocer doesn't carry either brand. Just phone 13. Douglas County Mills, and a sack will be dellvn.ed at your home. dtf Douglas County Creamery butter only T.'ic a two-pound suuare. Ask your grocer for It. Patronlie horn Industry. dtt irw rn iwnMif imnrfwrii AMERICAN' iik.Uty cousins Willi F, TAILOHF.D WAISTS LADIES' COATS AMI WITS SILK AM) LISLE HOSIF.ItY I.AIIIES COLLARS AMI FINK .NECKWEAR. JAMES A. PERRY MILLINERY and Ladies' Toggery Special Attention to Order Work by Miss Ivy Henderson mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm A NEW SHtPMEXt OK PATTERN' STREET AM) BEAVER HATS Jl'ST IX. SHETLAND AND ALTO VEILS. f "FAULTLESS EISK HATS." LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S KIT. PORTERS. LOCAL NEWS II. Wollenberg Is In Grants Pass on business. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Pickens moved to Eugene toduy. Mrs. Fred Fields returned this morning from a visit in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. P. II. llarth. of Port land left here today for Grants Past. Attorney and Mrs. O. P. Coshow i-eiiiriied tills morning from The Dulles. Miss Eleanor Dobson went to Oak laud today, where she will touch school. II. E. Look uud family, of West Uoseburg. have moved to Walla Walla. Wash. Marshtield Times: Hen Relieu bus sold the O. K. barber shup to Lloyd Myniitt, of Gardiner. .Miss Margaret McCiailen loaves Sunday for Oakland, Cal., where she will spend the winter. Eugene Register: Peter Itimikos. the Greek grappler, and another mat irtist wore scheduled to pull off a bout last night in the Eugene Thea :er. Htmikos arrived for the fray, 'nit his oppuneut did not put in un appearance. Tho eight spectators received their money back und the match was called off. I try;, ii may he dead politically, byt he continues very much alive as a i.opular idol. This Is what u dis patch from the National Conservation t'ongrcss at Kansas City says: "When W. J. Bryan entered the hall his ovation lasted ten minutes. Ho (ln illy pleaded for silence and the crowd acoulesced. Hryall said the conser .ntion ol man himself Is the keystone 'if all conservation. itch! Itch! I fell ! Scratch- Scratch! .-'cratch! ii.o more you scratch the worso tin itch. Try (loan's Ointment. It cures piles, eczema, any skin itch ing. All druggists sell it. LOCAL NEWS. Miss Ethel Graves, who Iiub been I the guest of Mrs. It. Hammond, left this morning for Los Angeles, Cal. Eugene Guard: Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Simpson have arrived here from You calla to make this city their home. The '; Mental Culture Club will meet at the Parish House Tuesday. Oct. 3. at 2:30 p. m. It will be a social meeting; each member may Invite one guest. .Mrs. W. A. Smick, president. Gillmour, the transient tailor who skipped out of Roseburg and was ar rested at Springlield on a charge of petty larceny, plead guilty In Justice Murstors' court tills morning and was committed to Jail for 12 days '.n default of u $25 fine. Green peppers, hot and sweet vari eties, green tomatoes, caullflowe.'. pickling cucumbers and other Ingre dients necessary for pickles, In any quantity at the Rochdale. dsw During hot weather you cannot af ford to make bread when you can get sanitary machine made bread at the Umpqua Bakery. dtt Roseburg Building and Loan As sociation. All persona wishing to ubscrlbe stock will please apply to VV. H. Fisher or A. Salzman. NOTICE. The Glle packing house In North. Roseburg will begin packing prunes Monday, Oct. 2. All women who have heretofore "faced" prunes for this Arm can have work, and any new women desiring work Mo requestel to be on hand Monday morning at 8 o'clock. ds30 Everybody says: "The piano at JosepliHon's Is line." Jtf Not n Word Scandal marred the C..11 of a neighbor on Mrs. W. P. Spaugh. of Manvllle. Wy oming, who said: "She told me Dr. King's New Lifo 1 Ills had cured her of obstinate kidney trouble, and nindo her f 'el like a now woman." Easy, but sure remedy for stomach, liver and kidney ro bles. Only 25c at all druggbtn For Infants and Children. The Kind You riuve Always Boughl Beard the dignatuiect Lu3fy' U&SU4i ' The Puyalliip Veneer & Mill Com pany's plant at Puyallup. Wash., was wrecked by a lire Thursday. The loss is estimated by the owners at $90, 000. with only partial Insurance. The plant was built this year to replace on burned last year. The box factory was saved. Marks' IJmpiiua Creamery Butter, home product, excelled by none. Tho Rochdale. dsw A cold causes no end of misery uud loss of time. Hamilton's Ump qua Cold Cure seldom falb. dtf Try tho Illinois Lunch House for fine soups, chilli con enrne, limber ger sandwiches, short orders, etc. 3115 N. Jackson. dtf Auto for hire, day or night service. Geo. Culver. Hotel McClallon. Phones: daytime, 2; after 11 p. m., 237-R. dtf Old Joe Pape, water front, carries a full line of machine niado bread, jastry. etc. dtf REN of ideas, whohnvosomo Inventive ability nlunso writu UHKKI.KY A Mel.NTIllT., luU:nt Attorney WtAhluctoM D. V, (Paid advert. Honient) D. S. H0USER Candidate for City riTT. m o tt n nn 1 KHADU KEiR Your Support Will be Appreciated No Gift EqualsThat of a Ring This you will admit. Since the W-W-W ring Is the only one In the world that Is Permanently Guaranteed you 'cannot consist ently think of any other make. The makers of W-W-W rings are the only manufacturers that have suhicient confidence In their product to trademark It and the only ones who advertise the people who wear rings. They ore advertising this W-W-W Permanently Insured Ring to you men and women for the reason that they have confidence In their product and for the further reuson that they know It Is tho host ring In tho world at the most reasonable price. Each ring is accompanied by a signed guarantee of the maker, and this guarantee is of such abroad nature that no matter what happens to this ring or how long you have worn It, it will never cott yon one penny. These rings are made for men, women and children in all the various blrthstoties. They are here at reasonable prices, and you ran buy your favorite birthstone ring from $2.00 up in the famous W-W-W Permanently Insured Ring. A. S. HUEY CO. Inc. Roseburg's Leading Jewelers Paid advertisement. For Mayor of Roseburg Dr. Geo. E. Houck NEW RESTAURANT Grand Grill and Luncli Counter M AHSTFHS P.I.Ot'K, CORNER CASS AXI ROSE STREETS. First class rcstait9.ini, grill and lunch counter. Open all hours. The best the market nffords. well cooked and served. Prices reason able. Meal tickets $.1.50 for $.'i.O0. Your patronage solicited. C. & J. ELLIOTT, Prop. Our Line of Heaters will interest you. We carry a full and complete stock of standard makes, ranging in price from $2.50 up C0NBINATI0N HEATERS-wood and coal, just what you want for your home. We are receiving daily, new additions to to our stock of rettabte furniture, carpets, rugs, art squares, rtc Your inspection invited. We seJl oV?jamlaible goods at reasonable prices. Roseburg Furniture Company Complete House Furnishers. Get a New Home Sewing Machine we have them. 0