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About Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-1920 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 30, 1911)
r 43 t am 4' , J 3 h4 1 1 ! ; 2 ANNOUNCEMENT TO THE PUBLIC "IIIV.U" Ml: K, I'. N. H. ,. 10 r-Jl tit I t im v l i.' U M.V f'AxWA. Beginning December First We are going to close out our entire CHINA ylND GRAN IT E W ARE line to give us more room for our large line of groceries. Going at cost. Come early and get your pick. Remember December First Starts the Sale. The Benson Grocery i'dicil n dr.. Nov. :!0. ulfl- (lain of tlii Southern Pacific Om liany In Portland and San Kruni'isco were somewhat surprised yestcrd.y when they were nerved wiiu injunc tion ttnrH rMf ruin Lllkf them from ........i.iiii tiw mtiKiHW Cutivon in coiisiriKliiiB flic new railroad from KiiKene to Coos Hay. The suit la brought by the Pacific c.rfut uVKiem kallwav Coiiutanv. a concern that flan been in existence for tlie last Tew years, but wnicn. heretofore, tills not displayed great M.tivitv in ore tiariniE to do actual con- I'smiction work. Hill Move lAlh-clcil. What interests are back of the iPacllif Great Western has not de Iveloiied. hill some railroad men have iKilessed that the Hill roads are well I III touch w ith the situation. Conlci i n..vvir of Port and. t ie r attor- nevs, declare that the enterprise Is hacked by KncUsh and French capi t..i iinu-ei-er Portland railroad men are of the opinion that the real power behind the road is nearer uoiue wko; Knclaiid or 1' ranee. In its complaint the Pacific Great Wi stern declares that It has prior rli.titu tri tlie route through Silislav.' faiii'im li-ivini' run a survey through the canyon several years before the llamnriii lllteresis necanie annc It hB hot.n Hni.iested that the Hill Interests are back of the Pacific lire-it Western and that desperate opposi tion will be offered the Harrlman ittw.il iii tlinlr efforts to reach Coos ll,.i' lint niiirtittetitatlves of the Hill system here, deny any KiiowieiiRe oi the Paclllu tireul western. A tiuiuisnl niviliii nirj flf jm Aii'lr.u m in iu city Jail (in k oil the street mthouun, wnu searched, he had ll.ml in his pocki I. Oilier articles of a somewhat sus picious nature were also found on him. In. IniliiiK a knife w ith 4 i inch blade, a flashlight, a skeleton key, a pair of dress gloves and a pair oi cuff buttons. He will be given a hearing tomorrow. K. M. Cook went to Kiddle on bus:- ness today. Foley's Kidney Pills What They Will Do for You They will cure your backache, strengthen your kidneys, cor rect urinary irregularities, build op the worn out tissues, and eliminate the excess uric acid that causes rheumatism. Pre vent Bright's Disease and Dia bates, and restore health and strength. Refuse substitutes. Sold hr nil nriieglnti. W. W, Tlwkiiih Iwft V$dneday niKt't far liii fhvi.i nar t'ottnga ci vo. ' Mm. Kulll Haiuii Miirilfcd Oil Wednesday night from a two wpeka vlMtt in Portland. Try our New Kabo Corsets. They are so good that once a woman gets one of them suited to her figure she All) have uo oilier kind. Sold only it the Kochdale. Tho I'nipqua Valley Fruit UnfoiT will hold a public meeting In the ('oiimierelul Club rooms Saturday, December 2, at 1:30 p. m. Keporu will bo read and important matters iliwcuHrifd. dswt.i How many loaves to tho sack? That is tho real price of the flour. There are more loaves of bread in 4 sack of Snow Drift than any other flour milled w?st of the Rocky M ou n t a i n s. It is u n bleached , p u .e and wholesome. Sold only at the Kochdale. r.t- - T.A.Ta ala TaiTnTjTiT.T f.T. IIKMXAXT HALK. 4 All llavlland and Austrian JU China tit vour own nrlce. Come ! quick. .g. THIS BKXSOX GKOCERY. Call I'hone Farmers 195 for Christ mas trees, any size and welt shaped. Order early; delivery made when ' wanted. Cedar or fir. dlf KI'f-HXK KIIOOTKItM UKT Ui:i;N(.K OX lOltTLAMKUS. KI'CKNK. Or., Nov. 2!. The Eu gene team bad reveiiRe on the Port land shuolera yi'Hterday and won their match with the visitors by a smallest possible margin of one point, the total reading 711 and 710. Oul eight men shot for Portland, bo the match which was originally scheduled for a ln-nn-n shoot, was cut down to eight. Moullen and Mct'ornack, ot the locals, were high, having an aver age of 97 per cent. Fred Moullen. an amateur, also captured the two davs' free-for-all event, having a to tal of 230 out of 240 birds shot at. A professional named Klehl finished second with 22a out of a possible 240. SKIX A MASS OK K1UK. 4 UH h XKWH. (ieorgfl A. Welditii and family, ol Drain, are spending the tlay in Itnse burg. Doctors A. C. Seely and A. F. St-Hitfr and ftmiiW are tii-iiiliiiK d" day at the home or Mi. and Mrs. John Hall at .Myrtle Creek. Mrs. Lake, who has heeti a gnent at the home of her sou, A. D. Mawn, returned homo to Cortland today. Mrs. Anna Itunitige left tis morn ing for Mt. Ang'l lo spend Thanks giving with her children, who are at tending school there. J. Moon went to Hugem Wednesday night. Mrs. Nellie Worley left Wednesday for Portland to retilde. Misses HesKle and .letel. Wilson returned to ('HiiyonvUle today. Miss Worer. the r.chool teacher is spending the day In Cottage (lroe. F. (. Fitzpntrlck is speiidliig the remainder of the w eek In Port laud. Mis. (i. Kdlnnd and three children are visiting with relatives In As) -land. Harrington Hall Coffee, tdcel cut, easily brewed, produces a char, am her drink free from hitter tastett and muddy flavors. A high quality of coffee prepared for ou In h pclm tlflc and practical manner, all chaiT and dust removi-d. It neer fails to please. Sold only hy the lim hdale. Mrs. K. F. Davis, ot A Mian v. Is viKlting her uiili her son. Wade Davis, of Ihe S. P. Co. Dr. and .M rs. J. H. Chapman ami W. F. Chapman spent Thanksgtvfiii: Willi ri'lnties at Winchester. Win. Scuil itml Miii. .Imk, tif (Itaiiis Pass, art the guesiH ot Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Ilampsoii, In tltis cltv. Mr. and Mrs. J. A McMillan left WedneHday nfcjit for Portland, where his mollier lies ncrtously til. Mrs. F. T. tireen and daugliters. Mt-KrH Wllli-lha and Anlalb. left Wt'diM-xday night for Portland. Mr. and M is (J rover II nghes aint hiiliy and hishisier. Mrn. l.ulii Xca .n, a i -rived hero edix'sdav t rum PiiM latid. Citinlin tor llarrv Slegel ret urned to Cranls Pass tod;iy to resume his run on the motor l-tween there and Ashland. S I., hillai.l and family, and Mis F W. Hi I la id and daimhler spent Thatiksgi iug w it h relat les ami I'lieiuis at Wincht'ster. M r. and M i s. Frank I la rt ley, of Collate (Jnnf, anivi-d here Wednerf dav tiihl iiiitl me guests at the horn-1 of Mr. and Mis. John It. Fee. I.ath and shingles. Sprague l.inu h r i'o " "He's a si rt.I.d advertiser. Is mighty gooit i.-putat loa." !.( us tluie wnh ou on lumber. Spramie l.untl'cr Co. Mrs. Klla McFarland. or Portland, sister of Mrs. J. It. Dixon, arrived here Wednesday night from Portland and. after a visit here, will go to l.os Angeles to spend the winter. Oil" of the richest musical treats l;M-i'iiiK t-ix-i t-iijoy d was t,ivi-:i iiu audience at the itaptlst Church laut evening hy the McMlnnvllle College Male Quartette and their reader. Mr Mason. Five brighter, liner looking young fellows would he hard to tlnu and, while something good was an ticipated, their work was a distinct surprise. Their superb voices showed careful training and their singing had an artistic quality and finish worthy of professionals. Mr. McKee's work at the piano was simply great. Mr Mason has I lie art w hich corn eals his art. and that be greatly delighted his hearers was shown by Ihe applause with w hich each npiHarance was greeted. Altogether the onng men created a tine impression ami are a splendid atl ert i semen t of t he kind of work turned mt hy McMlniiville College. 4,ooi advh-i: rou liosiiiu i Hi I'Kori.K. People In Itosehurg who have con ', st i pa I ion, sour stomach or gas on the stomach, should use simple hnek-t!i-,!iii !a:-'f, tflyeto-in., pte na enm pouiuled in Adter-i-ka. the new lei imin appendicilis remeitv. A SIN ;i.K I DOSE brings relief almost INSTANT 1 I.Y because this simple mixture an i tisepttcizes the digestive organs :mi i draws off the impurities. Red Cross . Pharmacy. CASTOR I A For lulants and Cnildren. Ttia Kind Ycu Knvc Always BcjIiI Bear Patronize Rtvlt w advertisers ;mm! Medicine for WloMtpIng ( oiigti. "I dit not believe there Is any other medicine so good for whooping cough as Cham her la ins Cough Remedy.' writes Mrs. Francis Turpin. Junction City. Ore This remedy Is also un surpassed fur colds and croup. For sale hy all dealers. C Lumber Lath . Shingles Our stock of finish is up-to-gTude.-and kiln dried. lUiii your bills to us and we will be pleased to give you an estimate, no matter how small. Sprague Lumber Co (Sl ( ( fSHOU TO I l:VA Mil. I.N II Mill It Id). Piano Free I j You get a chance with each I admission ticket at the GOLDEN THEATRE 5c Admission 5c The best pictures In Itoseburg. TODAY IMF t HIM Jl MPF1H ei!et ii Feature Iiu: M. 1.. I rania. DINNER SETS A Special Thanksgiving Offer 42 Pieces! Call and see them This set is a great bargain L. H. Rhoades &Co. 2nd UrT Corn's Wanted Horrible turture pain unending iliiys whi'll tin' whole body seems to be burning U long nights "f sleep less ugony Then Instnnt relief the skin enoleil and refreshed all burning and lulling gone! Thousands testify to this thou sand who suffered from erzema, psoriasis and oilier skin troubles, un til they luar l of that simple, cooling ish ol w Intel-green, thymol and other lucre. lienis known us 1). U. I). Prescription. J. Samuel lewis, of St. Paul. Minn., writes: "I have used three bottles of II. I). 1(. Prescription, and ; now my skin, once a mass of lire itml irritation, Is as smooth and soft as a child s." A -T.c trial bottle will give you ..'.s!:,.v? proof! We are so certain of w hat D. D. V. will ilo lor you that we offer you a full size bottle on this guarantee: if vim do not Had that It takes away the itch AT OXCK, It costs you not a cent. Call here and talk It over. Hed Cross Pharmacy. t'nipiiua Creamery Putter, the pro duct of a local private creamer), milk rriini one herd of Jersey cows, kept in clean, sanitaiy barns and run on alfalfa pastures. Cream separated and churned with the most modern, up-to-date machinery. The best butter on the market, none ex cepted. Sold only by the Hoi'tidal-. sk for piano votes at JowplionV Thanksgiving Proclamation We have much to he thankful for in thin e:ir. 1111. We thank the public whose favor has enabled ns to do the lustiest Jewelry business between two ThanksglvlTiK days siure oui first i-iiiulnjc to Hosebui(t; and wv accept this favor a an obligation on us to still further Improve our stock and our service In every uy possible. Kspetially do e thank the many who, after finding our goods, Ui priies. and our ways satisfactory, have s;eken their word of ap proval to friends and so have In creased the number of our cus tomer. e thank you for accepting our Intentions as the apology for occasional mistakes: for over looking this and that; for yo-it confidence In our earnest desire to please ou. Finally, we thank our critics for railing attention to our fault, for now we may mend the wors! of them and thns more efficiently s-rve you. and you, and you. A. S. Huey Co. IliMrhnrx'ft I .ratlin Jewelers. Next Door to P. O. Rear R. L. Stephens' Shoe Store Progress vShoe vShop PRICE LIST Men's Half Soles .7.1 ' Men s Soles and Heels I .Oil Men's I'ull Soles and Heels ... Hoys' Half Soles 31 If & ." Hoys' Heels Ladies' Half Soies ."! Ladies' Heels ill Rubber Heels 3l Heel Places 15 , Heel Plates N.ills - Shoes niaile to onler all work and material mianmteeil to Ik- fli-st-cluss New Line to Tillamook VIA TIIK lUuDtNabnAdTAI ROUTES ..ll Pacific Railway and Navigation Co Train will run daily, except Sundav, on the following schedule: l.v. Portland l.v. Ilillshoro S Ar. Hearll Points 1 Ar. Hay City 2 Ar. Tillamook l.v. 20 A. M. r,0 A. M. 20 P. 1. 114 P. M. 2.1 P. M. SI A. .d. Si: 11 A. M. "0 A. M. 2.1 P. M. Tillamook l.v. Hay City . . . l.v. Heach Points it: Ar. IIClsl. no l: Ar. Pnrthiuil 4 : 1 1) P. M. Tlimuuli ti kets on sal - nt city ti, ket office, Thinl ami Washington Mivet. or lourtli mill Vamliill. to nil xints on the I. It. X. Further particular from IIh- city ticket nent or aseut Koiirlh ami Vamliill sire'ts. 4KIIX .:. St MCI r, Cencrul Pasxeiii r Acnt, Portlaml. Oregon. To Our Patrons We wish that our friendly relations may never be broken. That your cup of joy forever overflows with happiness and prosperity never cease to award you liberally. Let us thank you for your loyal and much appreciated business of the past and extend to you and yours our sin cere greetings for a happy and bounti ful THANKSGIVING. Roseburg Rochdale Co "What you want, when you want it" li i ii . M'" VrH I M-l A I !.. KlUSJiJ I
