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Newspaper Page Text:jk We'll Give You M N S A New Pair NEW YORK STORE THE STORE THAT SERVES YOU BEST Bargains for everyone. We cater to you, the everyday buyer. - Constant trading at our store saves you money. MONSTER SALE OF WOMEN'S WINTER COATS at 1-3 Less than 12.00, 15.00, 16.50, 17.50, 18.00, 19.00, 20.00, 21.00 to 30.00 We place on sale every winter coat that we have in the store. There is nothing re served, you can have selection from the most stylish coats in the city. Do not over look this opportunity, buy your winter coat now, at less 1-38.00, 10.00, 1 1.67, ' 12.00. 12.66, 13.33, 14.00 to 20.00. THANKSGIVING POSTAL CARDS, SPECIAL lO FOR 5c Xmas Fancy Ribbons at Women's $4 Tan Button 50c Stationery, 48 Sheets, SPecial 15c Shoes for Saturday $3.50 48 Envelopes, Special 25c Men's Work Gloves, Gaunt- let, Special 25c Trimmed Hats at Spl. $2.95 Women's Rubbers, Spl. 50c Men's leather gauntlet work gloves . . . . made from Bpllt moleskin; makes an I'or Saturday, every hat that solely something that does not often PA excellent cheap work glove an good f f,.om $1 to $0, we place on salo at US happen, but you tan gut them hero, Klt ae we have 'sold for 60c; special fj Lit V Blze8' K"od ".uulity rubber, a good lIlLj now at tho very low price of special at low price of, per pair.... L A D I S H O S I R Y if we fail to fit your loot properly. Its a great hobby of ours that every shoe we sell must wear and fit the foot JUST RIGHT, and we actually guar antee you a perfect fit, when we make the above offer. Men's Shoes Ladies' Shoes Boys' & GUIs' 3.00 to 9.00 2.50 to 5.00 1.75 to 300 Hislop, The Shoe Man Home of Good Shoes Perkins Building Cass Street H O S I R Y HOTEL ARRIVALS. We take Canadian money at face value. JOSEPH KNOWI.AMI, OXH 'died at '1Mb home In Alameda yoHter- Ol.' OWNERS OF (i.Wtlli.VEIt (lav. Kuowland was 7!) years old .Mll.li COMPANY, DEAD, and had been III for several weeks. - Kuowland arrived In California in SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 14. 18.17. settling In San Franclseo. In Joseph Kuowland, wealthy lumber- K82 ho became managing owner of man and mill owner, and father of Hie Gardiner Mill Company at (lar Congressninn Joseph It. Knnwlnnrf, ,nner. Oregon. Trior to litis Mine he HENDERSON CORSETS Embody nil I ho (IrHlniMo (Viiturrn (if stylo effort, (it, (unnfnrt, hygienic valtio, IiisIImk flcivlct) nml dulnty inoilt'lH of tho moHt expi-iiHlvo rennet niiule. 10 very cornet Individual I zed and HiitlHfjH'tlon ansured tho lnmtt parllenlar womnn of overy bIzo mul proportion, lai'i;o, iivon.no, Blender, tall, inedluni nnd snu.ll. Sen our window. TERCINSKI'S A "STORE FOR EVERYBODY" A PIANO Ik the innst highly ..ppivelutM Ktft poHHthlo for any one to make. Haven't joii anyone wlione cup of hit p'lns could he fillnl hy presenting them a nice one For Xmas lt'n true you ran hay cheaper Kif( - ones (hat will noon pa-.s nut of memory nnd evlst-nre, hut n piano In a tliitin of lnuuty nnd a Joy for ever. You can nToril it. I'ome In and lot us tell you ahout It. Burr Music House We make all kinds of buttons was head of the lumber firm of Kuowland nnd Doe. Jle retained his partnership In the Oregon firm at the time of Ills death. Know-land had been associated with the Hoopers and Talbots in the San IVdro I, umber Company, and tho Southern Lumber Company of San Diego. lie had made Ills home in Alamedn since I K72 and was a director of the Alameda National Hank and the Ala meda SaviugH Hank. Kuowland was a thlrty-lhlrd de gree Mason, belonging to tho thirty third degree lodge In Washington, 11. f Me Is survived by a widow, a laughter, l.uciio Kuowland, and Con gressman Knnwland. itoosi:vi:i t now over UII.SOX IN CALIFORNIA. SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1 I. Cali fornia complete gave Roosevelt a plurality tonight of 72 In consider ably mure lhau half a million votes These ligures were official In all hut three counties San Fruuciseo, l.os Ann-les and Yuba. la l.os Angeles, a Roosevelt stronghold, the lieiuocrats obtained from the District Court of Appeals an alternative writ of mandamus, re turnable Monday, compelling the hoard of supervisors to make an other and careful count. Democrats maintained that the final count would put Wilson several hundred voles ahead In the entire state. Pro gressives insisted there would he no material change. Whatever the answer. l.os Angeles County holds It. LOCAL .NEWS I.. n. young son of Dr., nnd Mrs. Pearson, had a narrow escape from serious Injur this morning, when he inadvertently rode his bi cycle Into the front wheels of Hugh llrown's buggy, standing In front of the poslofflce and occupied by Miss Sopronlu Hurt, an elderly lady. Har nessed tn the buggy was a horse about 20 years of age. Frightened at the collision, the horse started to run away and dragged the liny and the blccle under the buggy wheels for nearly loo feet to Oak street, when' pedestrians halted the animal In front of a pile of building material that checked it momentarily. The hov was dragged out unhurt, but his hlcvcln was wrecked nnd the horse had cut a lower tendon In one of Its hind legs. lioll.d oats ami barleycracked nnd whole corn, wheat nnd nil varieties if mill feed at the Douglas Loumy Phone la. ci...... ti,. ei...Hmi there Is nothing il it 1 1 so attractive as tho bath-room ware shown by Wlunlo C.nddla, tho Plumber. Mills Douglas County Creamery butter only Vic a two-pound square. Ask your grocer for It. I'atrcnlta homo Industry. Enthusiasm Is necessnry to tho success of any business. Tho man who thought out the slang phrase. Always on the Job,' did a good day's work right there. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children, Tho Kind Ycu llavo Always Bought Bears tho -J? ytJT FMgnaturo of ttX ' fC44 U GOT $-.00 FOIl JOIt. (Continued from page 1). Hotel MeClallen. G. C. Sparks. Maud Goodman, Oakland; W. C. Chase nnd wire, lloston; IT. I.. En gels, Peel; R. I.. Charles, V. G. Urown, W. II. Noble, San Francisco; G. E. Allen, A. Clenks, J. Rlffel, F. E. Feinkert. G. W. Harrington, Geo. W. Moore, S. C. Plere, M. Sehnelllng er, W. F. Young, .las. M. McCutie, C. B. Speaker, P. M. Othus, Henry Wolff, F. M. Hall. M. Word. H. L. Hall. Steve Allegraln, Portland; G. O. MeGllvray, Canyonvllle; L. Hoff man, J. L. Daube, Chicago. Sidewalk lumber cut ready to lay. Page Investment Co. Phone 242. tf the killed and wounded number be tween 60,000 and 80,000 out of a total Of 320.1)00 nmn ntwl It lo ,-.l.. ed out that after all allowance Is I mane tor Holding the line of com munication only 18,1,000 live men are left for fighting. Ill'UA PEST, Nov. IS. It 1b re ported that the Ilulgars are advanc ing regardless of pence negotiations. Tho vanguard has reached Killoa nnd tho main army Is within tho Tchatal Ja lines, advancing on Constantin ople. Occupation Is believed to be Inevitable. CITY TO GIVE CHEAP DANCES. Cleveland to Conduct Municipal Danes Halls to Combat Divas. To fight the dance hull evil Cleveland Is propiirlng to conduct muulclpnl dnnees under the sniMjrvision of city employees. Ad ml hh ton will be 3 ceuts a dance. Dance floors will be put In shelter houses at city parks. The ICdKownter dunce hall will be opened In two weeks. Worknion aro already laying the floor in the shelter house, nnd ns soon as It Is opened dances will be held every evening ex cept Sunday. "This Is Just n Btnrtor," Park Secretary Rlndelnr announced. "Wo shall start dances In Urooltslde, Gordon nnd Washington parks at once. The shelter house nt (iarlicld U too small, but might be enlarged." "Wo must enrry this enterprise further nnd open dunce halls In the crowded districts next winter," said City Innce Hall Inspector Mnrtholo mew. "We made experiments nt III rnm house with such dunces lust win ter nnd succeeded ntlinlrably.' Park attaches will have charge of the tickets, nnd the city will hnve a door manager to regulate the dancing and the music. A booster is a man who does all he can, for as Ions; as he can. Get Married There's Nothing Like It And WHEN you get married let Uf print your wedding Invi tation -I- -l- ! We Simply Dote on Help ing Alonj the Good Cause "JVA.ME THE TA.y and call on u-t Nothing new under the sun, so the saying goes, but there's always some thing new In needlework at Graves' Art Emporium. Big shipment just In of the new and popular cut work. Night gowns, bags, pin cushions, cen ters, pillows and scarfs. Just the thing for Christmas. Come early and get a choice selection, with Instruc tions, dtf BIBLE STUDY COUPON. Bible nnd Tract Society, 17 nicks Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Kindly send mo the Bible Studies marked below: "WW. Ara the Dead?" "Forgivabl. and Unpardonabl. Sim." "What Say tha Scripture. Re specting Puniahment?" "Rich Man In Hell." "In tha Cross of Christ Wa Glory." "Most Precious Text." John 3:16. "End of tha Age la the Harvest." "Length and Breadth, Height and Depth of Qod'a Love." "Tha Thief In Paradise." "Christ Our Passover Is Sacri ficed." "The Risen Christ." "Foreordination and Election." "Tha Desire of All Nation.." "Sln'a 8mall Beginnings." "Paradise Regained." "The Coming Kingdom." "Sin Atonement." "Spiritual larael Natural Is rael." "The Timea of tho Gentiles." "Gathering tha Lord'a Jewele." "Thrust In Thy Sickle." "Weeping All Night." "Every Idle Word." "Refrain Thy Voice From Weep ing." "What la the Soul?" "Electing Kings." "The Hope of Immortality." "The Kinu's Daughter, the Bride, the Lamb'a Wife." "Calamities Why drmitted." "Pressing Toward the Mark." "Christian Science Unscieolific and Unchristian." "Our Lord'a Roturn." "Tha Golden Rule." "The Two Salvations." "Llbertyl" Name Street City and State I'pon receipt of the above cou pon we will send any cue of these lllldo Studies FREE; auy three of them for 5 eeut (stnmpsi or the entire "." for ii cents. SK.NL AT OXCK TO Tin: hiiii.k ani tuact so CIKTY, 17 lllcks Street, Brook lyn N. Y MAr.KEl rtEI'ORT. Prices paid by Roscburg dealers KGGS -37V4c IUJTTHK 20c to 35c. BUTTER FAT 86c. POTATOES 65c to 75c per 100 CABBAGE 3-4 to lc. ' CAULIFLOWER 75c to 11.25. APPLES 40c to 75c box. PEARS 35c to GOc box. GRAPES 3c to 5c lb. -HONEY 12 V4c 16c lb. WHEAT 95c. OATS 50c. HAY Vetch. $11 ton; grain, $11. BARLEY $27 ton. Livestock. SHEEP 3 He. HOGS Dressed, 910c; alive, 7c. STEERS Alive, BH to 6c. COWS Alive, 6 to 6 He. VEAL Dressed, 9c. POULTRY Mixed chlckenB, alive. 10c; dressed, 1214c. POUK Fancy, 10c per pound. VEAL Fancy, 1214 613c per pound. POl'LTKY Mens. 12 13c per pound; broilers, 12HJ13C; turkeys, live. ls 0e; dressed, 24 (ft 25c; geese, 12 Vic; ducks, 14lGc, Hops, Wool nml Hides. HOPS 1912 crop, prime and choice. 1 7 'if 19c per pound. MOHAIR Choice, 32c per pound. PELTS Dry. 13c; salted lambs, 60!S 90c; salted pelts, short wool, Gilo fi $1.00. WOOL Eastern Oregon. 14(B18c per pound, according to shrinkage; vallev. 2 1 V ffr 2 2 V c per pound. HIDES Salted hides, lZfvZc per lb.; salted calf, 19c; salted kip, 14T( l ie; green hides, 12c: dry hides, 21 fi 22r; dry calf No. 1. 25c; No. 2, 20c; green stags, 6Gllc. CASCAHA Per pound.. 4 V4 4 3-4c; carload lots, 4 3-4 5c. I'OItTLAXI) MARKETS. Hay, tirufn, Feed, Etc. CORN Whole, $38; cracked, $39 WHEAT Track prices: Club, 77c; bluestcm, 81c; forty-fold, 78c; red : Russian, 76c; Valley, 79c. MILLSTUFFS llran, $22 per ton; shorts, $24; middlings, $30. BARLEY Feed, $25 per ton; brewing, $27tf?28 per ton; rolled, ! $27,501(1 28.50. OATS No. 1 white, $26.5017 27 per ton. i HAY Timothy, choice. $17W18: No. 1, $16; oats and vetch, $12: al falfa, $12; clover, $10; straw. $6Ti 7. Vegetables and Fruits. FRESH FRUITS Apples, 50 if? $1.50 per box; pears $1.25iff 1.35 per nox; grapes, i.inin.i" p-r cranberries. $11.50 per barrel; casa has. 75c(Tr$1.50 per dozen. ONIONS Oregon, 90c per sack. POTATOES Jobbing prices: nur banks, 60c per hundred; sweet po tatoes, 1 3-4c per pound. VEGETABLES Beans. 12c: cab bage. 1c. per pound; cauliflower, 40c ft $1.25 per dozen; celery. $3.50 per crnte; eggplant. $l.25iff'1.50 per box: head lettuce, $2 per crnte. lnlry and County Produce. p.rjfia Fresh locals, candled. 40 (ff42MiC per dozen; Eastern, 2 7 Ti1 32 V.e. I CHEESE Triolets. 19c per pound: daisies. 194c: Young Ameri cas. 20V,o per pound. I BUTTER Oregon creamery but ter, cubes, 35 He per pound; prints, 3fHiff37o per pound. SOUTHERN PACIFIC TIME- CAim Northbound. No. Name Lsava 12. Shasta Limited .. 7:30 a. m. 14. Overland 11:00 p. m. 16. Flyer 11:40 p. m. 18. Port.-A8hlnnd local 1:10 p. m. 20. Port.-Roseb'g local 8:00 a. in. AoiithTvnund. 11. Shasta Limited ...12:31 a. r.i 13. Overland f : 1 0 a. tn. 15. Flyer 9:40 a. m. 17. Port.-Roseb'g local 19. Pnrt.-Ashland local 6:30 D. m. No. 17 ties up In Rosehurt:. ar- rtrlng here at 11:40 p. m. It formt the equipment of No. 20. whlcn leaves here at 8:00 In the morning, returning to Portland. It will be noticed that the abovt Is the lenvlng time of these tralna. Most of them arrive 20 mlDiites be ore departure. The Shasta Limited doos not take on passengers Rt any place between Portland and San Francisco. It carries through busl ness only. Flowering; Bulbs, Just nrrlved, di rect from Holland, at S. K. Sykes. Gaddls' bath-room novelties are making a hit. For Christmas presents they nre one hour uhead of the pres ent moment. (Umbrellas Repaired j At N. E. Corner nose & Cass Sts. 1 Roseburg Shoe Shining ! Parlors New York Cafe Chan Jo, Prop. OPEN DAT AND NIGHT. MeaOa at All Hours- Regular Meal It Centa Chicken Dinner Snndaya, from 11 Noon to I P. M. Chop Suey. Noodle. Freeh Oys ters, Fish, Ktc, all the time. Cor. Jackson Washington Sta. U AUI IS YOUR APPETITE II Uf I ABOUT A RELISH? We hope your appetite doesn't re quire a relish, but unless you are earning your bread by tha sweat of your brow tho chances are very much in favor of your needing something like our OYSTER COCKTAIL (Pre ferred stock). Fresh Cove Oysters, Bayles' Horseradish, L. S. Salad Dressing, Helm' Olives and other condiments. County Club Mush rooms, French Minced Mushrooms, Tobasco Pepper Sauce, Chow-Chow, Pickles, Piccalilli. See our Jackson street window. RoseburgRochdaleCo Phone 145. Cor. Casa ft Jackson.