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f J t BUYING A TCER. CH 1 RISTMAS SUGGESTIONS CHRISTMAS GIFTS Chafing Dishes, alcohol and electric, $3.25 to $16.00; dandys. Coft'ee Machines, alcohol and electric, $6 to $10; new and nice. Coffee Percolators, alcohol and electric, $3.50 to $10. Tea Balls, as far ahead of the old tea pot as the percolator is ahead of the old coffee pot. Just what your good lady would like. Electric Portables, both wood and metal. We must close the wood portables out and to make the price attractive have cut an average of $1.50 each from them. Electric Laundry Irons, the new Dover that will not burn up, $6.50; the old reliable Hot Point at $5.00; the newest, the Double Point, used either way, $4.50. You remember the American Superior, as good as the best ; we have a few of them left that we offer at the attractive price of $3.50. Silver Plated Knives, Forks and Spoons. The 1847 Rogers that you all know, and the newer Smith brand with 25 years guarantee. Russian Hammered Brass Novelties, pleasing and attractive. Pocket Knives from 10c to $3 each. H. & B., an American knife, fully warranted; Bowker, the best German, and Jordan, a leading Eng lish make. Don't forget the shaver's delight, a good razor, but ask to see the D. E., the leading and best safety, $1.50; a good safety at $1 or at 50c; the best old-style razors, strops, hones, soap, etc. Be sure to ask for an Aero Mirror; it will make any shaver smile to get one. Also remember Kodaks, and that the only kodak is an Eastman. Noth ing better, nothing as good. Gauss Shears, the kind that are fully warranted the best on earth. Carvers, don't forget that a turkey well carved is better than one haggled to pieces. Andirons and Fire Sets, brass or iron. Casseroles, a few choice ones left, but hurry if wanted. Prices $6 down. Asbestos Table Mats, always use under hot plates ; very acceptable hs gifts. Six pieces $1.50. Aluminum Ware, the "Wear-Ever" kind. The only thing fit for cook ing purposes. Rifles, Shot Guns, etc. We must stop for lack of time, but come in and see what we can show you. Churchill Hardware Co. IRONMONGERS. LADIES' REST ROOM. A MERRY CHRISTMAS TO YOU. I How On of thd I 'a nter'i FcvofiUJ Cnmt to Amines. In Ilonr;-- Slpwu-' 'ii.voIUN tlon nf Mr. Lt'lloX" l! ;.i-.rti Iiih er-hn f t !ih I'ureluso of n Turner hy tills i:tu Ile um n "nltout I IT." without tiny lit It or iN'S(Ttt(iii:i of !' ii-Uire. It'll, will, h I uimivMly ill "S.,i!';ii. fiiu.J Cut.,' KlitleO In 111;- riit.iSuui' to h.ive I troll "tiotii'lit from ttn- artist for Mr. Lenox by Mr l.oslio tu Ar.uust. C. U l.i-;io ti.-ul lnvn UwtruiiH'ntnl in MH-urinu Vr tin New York collector a uiunbrr of puuitiiiL'. mid on Hi in oc r;iv:ii ft rived from lilm n wieht Urn ft on r...r:iu for tVO. "requesting hliu to le so putl as to iirfh:i!i' of bin frieiul. Mr. Turner. Hit ln"t t -tun ly hiui hi- toiiM crt for the inotiey." Tnr i, or'' " uniui' relv' na to the eTtvt til :t lie h:i'l uo itctures to sell to A uier i:i:i-. Tit it hi ttof'u- were nut mlrlpted tu tli.'lr rummer kit r.:id money j:mti hin- l::stes :i:ij Unit Krsile ha J better Co elsewhere. On i.'ht of the tlrnft, however, he became soinewlint mollified. Dually "turned nround a small plrture Htantl ln on tl:r floor nsuinst the wall mid aald: 'There, let Mr Lenox hive Hint It is one of my favorites. He Is a (;en tlemnn. find i retract. Will that suit you. Mr. Leslie?' " Mr. Lenox was at first slht not nun b pleased witb bis purchase, and so not i tied Leslie, but be soon wrote Leslie to burn his first letter: "I have now looked Into my Turner, nnd It is I nil that 1 could desire." Serlbner'i 1 Mnjralne. BLOWING THE PIPES. Douelas County Cr'nerr butter Handsome hand painted Vases nnlv fc.'.c a two-pound' square. Ask : make very nice Xmus Klfta. The bent vour erocer lor it. n " " ' " IDoustrT Uf Store. The Sunday school will render a j Christmas "irqsiraiii at the riesnj- teriati t hiinh on Saturday evening. Deo. 2:1. at 7 Slit. Everyone Is cor dially invited to attend these .exercises. Xmas box stationery In elegant decorated boxes, at the Hosebmg Hook Store. Have Arunrip t,.'nn It. Patronise Kevlew advertisers. HAIR. AND SCALP TREATMENT " C1AL MASSAGE HAIR DRESSING MANICURING "There Ain't Goin' To Be No LeavinV Last year we cleaned up all Christmas goods after Christmas. This year we are determined t'..ere shall be nothing left. Th-it'F wl'y so ninny ate l imIiiik so many Attractive Presents at Burn Attractive Prices, not only In Holiday (ioods, r...ln all other lilies we carry. Come-In. THE LEADER M Altltlllt. PALM SIIOK.M AKKIt At the H;ii tlst iiarsonaKc. Hos.-lniru. Dec. ',. ISM, Carl Palm, ul this city, ami Miss Bertha Shoemaker, of Oak Creek, liev. W. II. Eaton ntlicia. lllg. Mr. and Mrs. Palm will reside at the corner of t'obh and U alte stieeis in the Wuite Addition. cwivcl ills Wife's Life. CHRISTMAS HOI IDAY FARES 1 .iii Account th r, ' ::d X- .ffi Year llni.l.. . f tho.iz.-d from ;.l I V ' SUNSET OGOENSSHASTAl ROUTES One and ( For Round Trip Si 'VnrVnjdents: From A'har.r. C. . - f.-c. i "-f ec. loth n 21t. From VcMnnii;4 H V-'J''-'-' ' -:n From I aiia. Dec ;.i ,i ii';i : ( f i.'iene. iwc. lS'h and 17th. F n.il return limit Jjn i.,' Tl i-''tl ' '' Cth; $1:: inti-n all tat,.n in Onipin and JJif ' xlirrr n-Knlnr fare U lea Illan I.Yl l - ', ,.,h .- ; ;i. ;-.:,) and ;.l j'h" 1. I1S. Final f !! iin:i ,l,ni!ty 2. 1SIJ. ' Y K'-r fii': i'.irt!c ain 'ail on near'.v.i Jt'trnt. John M. Scott, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Ore. "My wifn would have bnen In hvr grave today." writes (. If. lirown. of MuRcndine, Ala., "if It had not b u for Dr. King's Now Diycnvcry. Kh was down In tier Imm). not able to r"t np without hc1t. bad a vimi bronchial trouble and n drradttil rough. I got Jior a bottle of r. King's New Discovery, and blie soon began to mend, and was u ell in ;. short tiniP." hi fallible for mug lis and colds. Jta the iiium reliable rem -dy on rartli fm' d 'Kieraie iin;; trouble, lieuiorrhageH. l;triipe, asi li ma, hay fever, cm up ami whooping cough. r.Oc, Trial bottle fr e. Guaranteed by all dniKKistH. f'AIJ. FD It (HIIM V WAItltAMS. Notice Is hereby given all pa nip holding count y wan nuts ihsiM-d by I)ougIas County. On-goti. mid in dorwd "Not paid for want of fund'," prior to and inHudin;? the H-'nd d iy of May, 1911. to presort th" Fain" t'i the County Treasurer of s.iid rou t'v at his offie for payment, as in'ei.--: will rease therem artT the date uT this notice. Dated at ltrsebiir. Oregon. t!;i the 20th dav of N'ovmber. I'MI. j i; s vi;ks. Treasurer of Do igias County. O - A Scotch &yic Lesson by Clever Highland Itfaster. A Iiighlaud piper ult. had a pupil to teach originated a method by which, says a writer In I'.ltet, wi r M:i"n zinc, lie siuecvded in redin in the Uif ti' iiltirs of t!ie task to a mlnlmm ni.d at the same time tied his les.-o.i In the pupil's mind. "Here. Nn::!d." said he. "lata yer pipes, lad. an' fJ "s blast. "So! ci vi weel hlawn Indeed. b:n what's a s-Miud. Donald, wi'eut sense' Von laa.v !!aw 1'orever wl'oitt making ti tune o't if I datina tell ye liow the mieer things on the paper uiaun help ye. "Yo see that bi fellow wi a round open face"-pointing t; a Keiuiineve "betvveen two lines of a bar? lie moves slowly from that line to this, while ye beat nne T your list nn" gie a lorn; blast If ye p. it a le lo him ye nmk' twa o' lii:n, an' he'M move twl.-e as fast -If. now. e bla U lii.s face h"l run four times faster than the fellow" wi the nli.ie f.'.ee. and If. after hlmLhi ills fa-e. ye ll b,'iid his knee ur tie his be II I,. .ii ei-hl times favter tlcin te vliiiL fared chap I showed ye tirst. "No'.v." nmrlirded the piper senten liom.lv. "whene'er ye blaw your pipes. Donald, remember this that the lighter lboe f.-l!ous- teL's are tied the faster they'll 1 1: m ttml the fpih ker they're sure :t dan e " R.iilway Journeys ftf Long Ago. It v as only I he adventurous who dared to fa-e a railway Journey In isj,;. A writer in il;e Quarterly Ite i iew eoi.uoet.t im; on the (iroposrd line to YVoolv. U li. remarl.ed. "We would as o(,n ex; t the people of Woolwich to mff. r (her. t- ves to be lired ofT upon me of ( '!, ;i e f s ro Lets as trust tlieill-elve to the meny el such 0 in:i bine j;- ln- :'l mk Ii a rate." 'I'll? third i! i-s t:iTi:.-e of tho-e days wa. 11 thlu- of . :'It.t "It li:!d no roof iital no sent-.' writes .1 C, Wright, into this ihe passengers were pa lied and hid to -: ; l(l during the whole journey or. if there a room, to squat !; the fi.tor. exp-ised to the rain or sun and 'Mim'onleil hy sparks emitted fr ;.i the Sei oiid class passen- i-. rs were ki!!il.v a !-ied t provide to Mt ns far fiotii tin- eii-ne as ossl : ble." London peel. it or. .M liii i i: si(. i:its. J Oil I'l (day evening DecembiT i't, , Carier s X'iiiiiuia Watl.leis will ap-, pear at ihe I'.ilai-o Th-ai-i. Tin-. , ; 1 In tin- herond tut iii her on t he I . e n III ( OH le I ieiiel ai a ll 111 i iol I ".I. .ell'-, n-eliell S -.1 1 S 1". M'll'S f- tl.l, T"-,ier S"atS tl'eo tO HejtSOIl Ue hoidel. dJt V.it-o yoiiiself at l.oitie at the lien-j mi (Irm'TV, ami look the dish ine -v. r. gon. d-w MAI MIT ItM'OI'T. CASTOR I A Tor IUii'i a nl Crulclio. Vm Kind Ysu ilcvz hw L:7 : Piii i.ii,l liy Kus.'liure (l--;ii i 'n-iiN. WHEAT --Sit OXTS "..I- lo HAY V..t, '. t.,: t::ii:i BAK1.KY If. t in i't iKN im . ..I. II i t 1 '"I t.i, i'f i k . 8TEEUS Allvn. 4 'i t ' -r COWS Alive. .1 n ic VKAI lirKi.. il. hi: SHKKP H');s- lir.n-.I. Vi : a r WOf)l. l.-.r MOHAIR n.-i- POI I.TKY y xi-.i !),'. k n , ie. dr' i A in . I .It I ic f KL'.S t HfTTKI? -1 . t'i I'llTAT'iKS 11.. ONIONS - 1 1, It, r Ai!it;i: - ivii'f HONK Y I 2 'jr ii 1 :.r It, AI'l'I.KS- 1 I", tr, tl 7". ;.. CAI I-IFI-OW K'l ;:.p tr, doit. K..it- r-,r I ,r':r'! c nf ll Hn4 Ik t: i w at i, leart. O - CARPET and RUG w i vim; t . ,. f,v f'tl'- I!;.,' Jitlo . . a ' ; . t . . . " li Irl f .!...! !. r Mil I , ,ir , 'ii': ( ali'l I v, it..- 1 Ti ' ' I i - ,,f I ' ; -,, , r ( a. ti .- .'.(T a', I .;. . y.-i : :,! . Mrs. I. IS. I'rumluiith 4D2 I ullcrton St Rom burg. Inventory Sale!! lVnlrliiK lo redure our ttbek of dry Roods aa much at possible before the first of the year, at which time we Hike our annual Inventory of stock, we are going to sell all of our stock in this line at greatly reduced prices. Here are a few samples: DRESS GOODS Cotton Plaids Cotton Storm Serge, brown, green and red, Wool Albatross, white, blue and tan, Wool Cashmere, red, brown and blue, Wool serge, red, brown, blue and Black, White Wool Serge, Fancy Wool Serge, brown and black, Grey Wool Cravenette, Black Wool Serge, Grey and Black Panama, Luster, mixed colors, Black Voil, Black Broad Cloth, Black Velvet, R & G Corsets, R & G Corsets Children's Ferris waists Ladies Corsets, Ladies Union Suits, size 5 to 9. Ladies Eine Wool Union Suits, Infants SilK Lisle Hose, all colors, Children's fleeced underwear, all sizes, 25c & Reg. Price Pres. Price Per Yd. Per Yd. $ .23 .35 .50 .60 .75 1.10 1.25 1.25 1.35 .85 .50 1.40 3.00 1.00 Each .1.50 1.00 .50 .75 1.25 2.00 .25 .35 $ .15 .19 .39 .40 .49 .89 .89 .98 .98 .79 .39 1.12 2.43 .87)4 Each 1.1714 87M .42 -57K -.98 1,49 .19 $ .1? MEN'S DEPARTMENT Mens Hats $3.00 $2.00 Mens Hats .50 ,35 Pair Pair Mens Shoes 5.00 3.75 Mens Shoes 4.50 3.25 Mens Shoes 4.00 2.95 Mens Pants 3.00 2.00 Mens Pants 3.50 2.45 Mens Pants 3.25 2.25 We have only a few Mens ready made suits left and are closing out this line entirely. We will not carry them after this. To dispose of what we have left we will sell them consider ably below cost. They are genuine bargains. Mens Suits $13.50 $ 7.50 Mens Suits 14.00 7.75 Mens Suits 16.00 8.00 Mens Suits 17.00 10.00 Mens Suits 25.00 12.50 Mens Suits 22.50 12.00 Mens Suits 21.00 11.50 Mens Suits 18.00 10.50 Mens Suits 15.00 8.00 Mens Suits 12.50 7.00 Over Coats $15.00 $10.00 Over Coats 12.00 7.50 Sweaters 1.25 .75 Sweaters 1.50 1 00 Sweaters 2.50 1 75 Mens Blue Polka Dot Shirts 1.00 .80 Mens Dress Shirts 1.00 .85 Mens Dress Shirts .60 .43 Boys Pants .50 .25 Boys Pants .60 .30 Boys Pants .75 .45 Boys Pants 1.00 .60 Mens Cotton Underwear at 35 cper garment Mens Woolen Underwear at 49'. per garment We liave many other things equally as good bargains ril! of w hich will make useful and acceptable presents. Call in aud see them. Roseburg Rochdale Co. .A-