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About Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-1920 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 19, 1911)
You'll Find It Here Hundreds of Beautitul Things in the Jewelry Line to Choose From Look all over, if you will, but don't buy until you see our big stock of Jewelry, Cut Class, Silverware. Ladies' and Gents' Gold Watches 8 Popular Priced Jeweler 5 Roseburg National Bank Building. Phone 214 W. E. CLINGENPEEL Stouffer's &Picard's 4 2 In our well selected stock you'll find scores of handsome things rings, broches, lavallins, cuff links, chains, charms, necklaces Table ware, toilet ware, bags, cut glass, umbrellas, all of high quality and low prices. t iltl iinKX'rt IUK6AJS4 AY TrKiXO. . tl box Kits, T5c; ti.Zi MoMs Chall", 13.50, $3.50 upholstered Kocker, $2.75; (educed Rocker. $1; $2.75 Mission $3 Value, $1.50; J.')0 Stralk-bt Chair at Colt, $2.10. iifcXKHAI- HTrtlkH MAY UK tMl.l.r:i AS HXAI, l-rKOHf 10 WIS FOB SIIOPMtS. Open Evenings Until Christmas Wollenberg Bros. LOCAL NKW8. The estate of the lain George n. MH'orrf, of It I en Kill, has been ap praised at a total valuo of $12,810. Miss Huffer. matron at the otllces of Doctors Seely, Hether & Slewurt, wont to Albany thin afternoon, where she will upend the holidays with her pa rents. Two foreign missionaries. Itev. Itfgclow, from the Philippines, and liev. Hroek, from India, speak at the Huptlst Church In Koseburg Weriues day night, December 2i, David It. Itico, or tin' Soldiers Home, loaves tomorrow on u holiday varatlon trip to northern points, which Include Woodhurn and Hllls boro. Or., and Ostranrter, Wash. , Mrs. J. Wells, of Yon alia, a patient at Mercy HoHpltal for the past two j weeks, underwent an ahdomltial oper ation this inomhiK at the handH of Dr. A. F. Sether. Her early recovery Ih expected local mews. Dr. A. C. Seely went to Cottage Grove on business thla afternoon. Itlghtly believing that the authorl- j ties here would be on the lookout 1 f..l- 111 ... II ,. A Ml ..... V 4.1.,.. forger from Myrtle Folnt, did not come to Koseburg. but diverged from the main road and went to Dlllard. where he boarded the second flection of southbound passenger train No. 13 this morning. He rode only an far n h Myrtle Creek. getting off the train there and secreting himself. Officers there are now searching for him. Cet our prlcett on iiuantltles of Christmas candles and niita. We have nothing hut strictly fresh stock, and the beat quality of goods; our prices are right. We also have a largo assortment of fancy package goods. The Itochdale. llelnz mlnco meat and kraut In hulk t the Hensnn (Jrocery. HICKS AND WORSTELL Civil Engineers and Surveyors FARM AND LOT SURVEYS Descriptions and plats checked for attorneys. Water power and Irriga tion work. Plats and maps drawn. OFFICE With Commercial Abstract Company 328 No. Jackson Street Residence Phone 131 Party R Office Phone 245 81. LOUIS, Dec. IS. Leader of four unions of railroad worker are scheduled to meet here tonight to discus the advlaabllitjr of calling a strike on. Western railroad In sym pathy with the atrlke of the ho-' men and other worker of the Illi nois Central and Harrlman roads. J. W. Kline, president of the In! ternatlonal Brotherhod of Black Htnltha and HelperB, arrived , today. ! He Is to meet the union officials of the Weiiteni roads. Secrecy la main-' tulned as to where the meeting will be held, and union workera on evecy road In the Jurisdiction of the Gen eral Managers' Association of West-' ern and Southern Railroads will be called out If the present plans of Kline are realized. He la quoted aa saying the men are going to win the atrlke on the Hurriman and Illinois Central roads If he and his co-leaderj have to call out all members of their unions. Kline charges that other roaW have been lending locomotive and ' car to the line now affected ity a strike. . Ten thousand dollars In currency, so faded and worn that It will be sent to Washlgton for redemption, tins been found In a bustle that was worn for many years by Mr. Mary Fasselt, who died suddenly at her home In Hogden Mills, Muine, a few day ago. None of the bills Is of a more recent Issue than 1886. Keeping a loaded pistol In a bu reau drawer with her false hair proved to be a fatal mistake for Mrs. Cella Haslam, of Kansas City. The weapon became entangled In her "rat" and while trying to disengage it she discharged it. The bullet en tered her temple and Bhe died In a few minutes. How to Ward Off a Cold. When your feet are wet and cold, and your body chilled through and i through from exposure, take a big i dose of Chamberlain' Cough Reme ' dy, bathe your feet In hot water be- fore going to bed, and you are ulmost ; certain to ward off a Bevere cold. For sulo by all dealer. C I A little handbook covering the ' subject of the pruning of roses, wltb I especial attention to the conditions j of the Northwest Is to be Issued soon after the firHt of the year and In . ample time for spring pruning. The i book, which is being arranged by ev 1 perts, aims to provide the rosariau ! and the man or woman with but a few rosi-s on a small plot of ground, with simple directions which are not beyond the means of the average clt' zen who takes pride in aia roses. It is to be published by the Portland Hose Society and will be distributed gratis among the members of the i Open Evenin UNTIL CHRISTMAS make the most useful of all presents. You cannot afford to miss this opportuni ty to buy what dishes you need at cost REMEMBER THE PLACE The Benson Grocery Phone 184 225 N. Jackson St. 4 MAIL OfiltFR PHOMTTLY KILLKlk. Any watch forwarded by exprcM, charge p if paid, on receipt of price, and delivery guaranteed. If an en graved raM Ih selected we will wild the latent design. Get Ready Again The Big Event for The Rush of Holiday Trade is Demonstrating Again the strength and position of this store. We are giving (lirMnms shoppers the most convenient store, the fresh est and best rluMsilled stocks III tln city; giving the " delivery service that can he organized; giving the greatest values honest mercantile industry call provide. lit VIMi l.lltKCI FKOM HKAIIQl'AK'ICKS VK SAiK Vol THK MIIMM.KMA.VS PKOKIT. ItKI.I Alll.i: SOI, III t.OI.I) Al (iOI.'l FII.I.KO LAWKS" AMI ii:1 i.CMF.X'S WATCHES OUR ENGRAVER can please you. We are glad to show you samples of his work. JMIIS is to just give you an idea the variety of watches that we carry iti stock. They have to be seen to be appreciated. Open Evenings Until Christmas A. S. Huey Co. Cass Street Roseburg's Leading Jewelers soch'ty. Aa thp cost of nicniltt rshlp of the society Is but 50 cents the hooks art not expensive. LOCAL NEWS. Liniment for lEiiciimntlc t'liitis. Every family has need of a good, reliable liniment. For sprains, bruises, soreness of the muscles and rheu matic pains there is none better thau Chamberluin'B. Sold by all dealers. C Let us 11k ure with you on lumber. i SpraRiio Lumber Co. j Good things suitable for Christmas presents, ladies' silk hose, tan, black, gray, light blue and pink; handker chiefs and French head plumes in white, black and colors, at James A. Ferry's Millinery and l.atlirs' Toggery. te: Li." ci.it S;ii.-t:tvi 01 llf'l. A It.r fcellii A r.: .::iv tn:. pit: tpnhl. is li.nii:,- n v.-iy wide in ulniis. n ru titiinu up Ut-.t l!ic mil itttm. It ci nt:iliu m:.h v r (t:ti line ufiT.ntttl .i ie irt tiim t!iv t.ie ':fi. -i v.i r ? It. M. It r! li iii t o: rite. Ik.:1i fr n tl;.' ll.-;.rw c or c r l . t!..u II 11 l N''i i p'.i e ff e:-r:ml t: r- but rcl;. i; tli r n tiiii' Lt lUs VoMll, (lie ;i:avi:. t::;; stati:f dkatu. it .iffii'ts to ' w tlmt I. mu w.ia tint r i! vi;it'd fr'.u p. fiirolT pl.i. e t.f ei-iii.tl .rtur, hut tiUMte tliu-J rlpture i -roving (hat lie wan 1K1 tKLM Kl fnu.i the Ilf.WI :it t!ie iwt ef his ltedeei:nT's .II ! mid tbnt the Scriptural II pe, 'ah fur the hunh oud the WorlJ, is n resurret tinn fcoje billed uimu tile ilenth and resurrecting of Jiu. The bonk Ih certainly wurth the n;i ling. The lnfirmntloii It funiWhe Ih cer tainly TsluaMe, fur beyond It trirllng cost. Order It at ouce from the Btble and Tract Society, 17 Hick street, Ilrooklyn. N. Y. MEN of id, who h.vp .onto inventive Rhltftr Alt.n.. V4 ..MMC..M. II V. Holiday stationery Is sold by tba Hamilton Drug Co. , A ladies' tailor will be In Roseburg for the next thirty days, and will make all styles of ladles' coats. Lo cated at McDoukhII s tailor shop, or drop a card and I will call. Ladles' coats also altered. A. J. Porter. d Orders taken for doll liat. See window display. Ladles' kid gloves, evening scarfs and embroidered cen terpieces and dollies, all nice Christ mas presents, at James A. Perry's Millinery and Ladles' ToRcery. Dont Wait CASTOR I A For Infant and Children. The Kind You KbTB Always Boo&hl Bears ths adnata: 3 CARPET and RUG WEAVING neatly done by one that know how. Prices, ten. twelve and fifteen cents per yard. Ilring me vour old carpet and I will make you nice russ of It. All kinds of plain sewing an I dressmaking neatly done. Mrs. I. B. Brumbaugh 402 Fullerton St., Roseburg. Christmas is only a few days off. j Select your gifts now. V Our holiday stock comprises many j new designs in jewelry, watches, j clocks, silverware, novelties, diamonds, i cut glass, etc 4 Exclusive designs in souvenir spoons. 5 New novelties every day. See our window display. A. 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