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Money-Saving Prices ?JS?ys25 Josephson's NEW YORK STORE THE STORE THAT SERVES YOU BEST SATISFACTION OR YOUR MONEY BACK Buy Your Goods Here and Receive Car nival Votes. 25 votes on every $1 purchase On Sale Thur. Only Reg. 5c Torchon Lace One Day Only Spcial l'inp quality Torchon I .are. all clneH, everv yard prfei t : net; t h Ih Kiiap, on Kiilt nut- day (uly. cxirctiii low price Double Carnival Votes on Silk Hose. Reg. $1.25 grade at 98c. Buy thPBu hone and get f0 votes for your favorite Carnival Queen. !ia k only. liny now at bpcciiil Don't Forget You: Carnival Queen Votes $f Men's Straw Hats Spec. 50c We place on sale a fine line nf menu hi raw liatn. Kvery hat is du llest aluc thai mi ever hhh I. (ink to onr Hiiinmer iieeils now $1.25 Cheney Foulard Silk 79c in ni ilt r tit rlean up the stork, ue have a lot of :: to ' anl hunlhs of Cheney Kmilattl. shower prouf niik. we plttee I tie lot oil s.tle lit .... Remember 25 votes (Will (MINI M W iu: on: two vi li s. Auilittlnii hi lihle the- .nhln Mate Stalled in the Male Senate Oil I lell . s.At'it v n: in. M.i. ". S- n.it. joint lesnl Ilt loll. I-'.i'h-' t-i the ilivi.l 1 li K ol t 'ili toi til. I Mi'o I n hl.ii, ,Hol in 41 in. t ik (he S'-i t e a n m S'a ' I o place (In- .'oniMlli'li ! sla'e ,!i..-lnti on the t..ii:l, v.. in mtii.-tio In Senator S.itlti'l'l ol I ki.ih 'I'lie teM.lutto" W hH h ill- I'M .1 lilWMiin o' Mt.tt .;t'l i '!ie St. lie Mill! h t t . I' I. o 'i ., ' ' 0:11 t h.i' 1 orlloli t h o t ' i i.o !i.t i, L-l I. if i r in t h" w - l.l. I. w e. ',. x; . .! Stop! Look! then make your choice of any Hat you see in our windows tomorrow for S3.00 ptied jt Hi,- , The Hat Shop 111 N. JACKSO.X ST. Watch 2c. 2c 98c 50c 79c on every $1 purchase (-t-.f--l--l--t-.t t 1 1 . t..t. .t.. i i i i i 1 1 n i n n ri p "I b -J- 1 IlilMKN A i ti: i ion. i f I ln-i i' v Ml It.- a sp cut mom- i in; 1 1 ! Hi in- Kite iiparltiH'iit 4 n evening, May 7th, i lor the nnrpose of -j. e,llie-..i -I .it . p in .i i ! 1 1 tier I he meet int; r IfeshlneMts Will he senctl. All 4 lli'-niheis ,iie urgently requenl- A A- ' -I !o he present 4. I It I'll AI'M A. 4 President. 4 U.T T..1..T.. !.!.. tTt ..T..T..T..T!..f..tl..ta rrn rn Trn rnTiTTTT i .i ill advance by -N .it:, I vmM need lu ll III! I llelii e in t he ti.ite in order that .it in lei esls Ilia v -Mt.-.i 1 n i. .1 . tine fur your home inn tune Ueproituc us painting1 and tiew only J "m' al - ( ira c" See : he indow dl .1 in 10 Our Windows LOCAL raws J. B. Radar, of Oakland, wai Id town Tneidajr night. l)oi Mar-hall carry Drifted Snow flour? John II. Dial, of Elkton, wai tram actliiK bualneaa here today. Comnilaaloner J. 8. Wiley and ('huR. Stelzler came down from Myr- . ne ureex 1 ue.aay night. I Commiaaloner E. II. Plnkaton came jover from Oakland Tueaduy nlht to , attend the regular May term of Coun ty Court. Call for Pure Maple Syrup at the I llee Hive. We have a limited quan tity only. I II. ). Ilaughton Ik here from Ku Ki'iie looking after the progrcaa of the street paving operatlona of the Clark & llenery Co. It. II. Rlverly and wife, of North Vakltua, and I W. llubbull. of HriiiKfield. Mo., are among the re cent- arrivals In this city. H. 1). Kviiiib, of Dinpqua; R. It. IHxon. or Dixouvllle. and W. I.. Singleton, of Oak ('reek, were among the auhatnntlal cltlzcna of the coun ty who witu traiiHuclliig bualneaa' nere louay. Illatchford Kavanuugli, world finn oim alngiT. waa Ihe first Honey Hoy. Honey's Hoys, uix of them, will play and aing at the armory Thursday night. Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Crouch went to Oakland today to attend the funeral of the latter's grandfather, the lute J. V. Ilrudley. Volney Dixon waa alao his grandson, and not a nephew aa Heretofore reported. Will G. (illstrap, formerly editor I of the Eugene Morning Keglater, haa Mirchat'd the Alhambran at Alham- hra, Oil., and will move there with his family about the first of June. Alhambra is a city of about 8000 peu pie. Your choice of men'a now f 4 shoes for -.9S at the big "Oet Acquainted" Sale ut Josephsou's. Another unique program and lunch were enjoyed by the Hoseburg Ko bekah lodge Tuesday uveniug both including some surprises of an un expeited nature. A good lime was liad by the large number present. Degree work next meeting. The stairway to the rooming house over the Crouch hardware store has l"'cu moved into the alley between that store anil Unit of 1). J. .In r vis. This (lives 11 good addition to the Floor space and a material improve ment In liitlitliig from the front of Ihe Crouch store. County Court is In seslson. One oriler uiiiile this morning iiiimes ileiirge II. Motteiia supervisor or loail district o. :t, at (ianliner, (ieorge c. Perkins, the original ap pointee, failing to quality. The re port of the viewers on (he proposed change of tiie West itosehurg road. Included in ihe Oak street bridge controversy will be heard at In o' clock I'Viilay morning. The Ministerial Tnion has helped iweniy ramillcs. You are asked to attend llieir last elite rtaiuuicut, "The Itoney Hoys Concert." Thursday evening, unit help lliein come out even wltli ttie !.ccuiu Course. Manager l.acey. of the I'ala'cc Theater, explains to the public that the failure or the "Texas Tommy" dancing sextet to appear Tuesday niKht. as adveilised. was due lo their own chance In dates without notify ing It 1 1 11 . They wanted to appear here tonight. Instead, but Manager J.accy coticelleii the engagement altogether, because of the Paul .1. Uaincy African hunt hilled ahead ol it. Come in and "get acquainted" with jthe many tempting bargains we are .Hireling during our "Cet Acqualut Jed ' Sale. Josephsou's. I Tims Irvine, who has been repre senting W'ailhallis & Co. of Portland, in this territory, with headquarters j in Uoseliil I . has rcMcucd tils posl- i ttnll all.i will leave here Willi his rani-! ilv about June 1st lor Sail Francisco ;wli-ie ttnv will make their future home Mr Irvine has accepted a. 'osi'inii .is state uiaiiauer for th KoMihk Co. of S.i I. Ill He will be, sin , ceded 111 lllls tel lllorv li Alex1 i'eiUsoli. ot tins city. Ihe Ladies Aid or Hi.' Presby terian Church entertained Ihe clour at a progressive luncheon Tuesday tnthl. anil It proved to lie one of the happiest social functions In tiie an nals of the society. The luncheon begin al the home of Mrs W. T Wright, where fruit, cocktails and bullion were served l the home of Mrs .1 K Saw vers fish and sherbet were served Next, at Ihe home of Mis .1 I' Aiken, there was a course ot clllcki II. etc. rollowed bv dessert at the home of Mrs .1. C. Pullerton. l each of the homes visited, the uiellll was followed by music. Fancy iiroceiics the best ussortcd: staple groceries, tile best selected; leeiaoies ami nuns, ine iicsncsi. e stand behind our merchandise The llee Hive, of course. CottaKO Clove Leader: O. K. itohrer is Just completing n co.. modern collage near Mr. Itruiid s residence in North Collage tlrove. i . . .Iialiy cows are in good de ii. .mil in tins community, at from $60 to $m' mt head The lug Al t'. Hiv mohair pool of It'.'.OOO pounds was bought by W. M. Brown & Co., ot Salem, at 34 cents The Junction City mohair pool of 12,000 pounds waa bid In by Frank Williams ' at 36 cents per pound, nearly 2Vj j cents above market quotations last week Frank J. Hard went up to the Bohemia mines last week to get work started on the construction of a good wagon road between his Oregon-Colorado and Kiverslde mines. For a dollar a pair we are offering you babies' regular 11.50 shoes, dur ing the big "Get Acquainted" Sale at Josephson's. Salmon fishing with rod and line at Winchester is the popular pastime nowadays, and excellent success is reported. Karly this morning Coun ty Treasurer Sawyers caught a nice fish weighing 24 pounds and Mrs. Sawyers captured one weighing 26 pounds. Her sister. Miss licrirude Hast, also landed one weighing 21 pounds. Dr. Houck and Dr. Vincil likewise caught some fine fish In fact It was a lucky day for all who went there this morning, none com ing away empty handed. The auxil iary fish butchery there is also doing an active business. On Tuesday 105, 000 eggs of stcelhead salmon were taken, bringing the total so far this season there to Naa.OOn, and it was expected the I ,oiio,iiii0 mark would be reached today. These eggs nfter being taken ure fertilized by the ad dition of mule spawn, and then sent to the regular hatcheries, above (Hide, or near Clackamas, or at Troutdale. The run of Salmon at Winchester this season has not been excelled in many yeurs. Outfit the whole family from "head to heel," and save money on every thing you buy, at the big "(iet Ac quainted" Snle at JosepliBon's. Cottage Grove Lender: With n movement Blurted having for lis ob ject the turning of the tourist travel frum Hukoiic over .the Natron road by way of Klamath Falls to Califor nia and from California to Porllund over the same route, Kosebtirg nun oilier Southern Oregon towns are beginning to take a little more in terest In some of Hie deplorable rouds In that section of the state. Cottage lirove has for years been credited with shamefully neglecting the high way leading Into HiIh city from the south through Pass Creek canyon, where H belongs to Douglas County and over which Collage drove and l.nno County have no Jurisdiction. We understand the Douglas Counts Court bus r ntiy set aside an ap propriation of J.'iuno for the Improve ment of Hie Puss Creek highway. If something Is not done with that road soon It will be discarded as a part of the Pacific Highway, which will either go from Kiigeue to Natron and Klamath, or else down I'mni Cottage lirove up the Coast Folk by way of London Springs and down the south slope of Ihe Culapoola Mouulailis to Oakland. Madam, you can buy that new Spring ha! nt an attractive saving, ir you "do it now" at Ihe big "Cet Ac quainted" Sale at Jnsephsoil's. Watch Friday's Review for tile Market Hasket. Talbott's poultry remedies at Os tiuru's Pharmacy. dsw For the best cup of coffee in Hoso burg, try the famous Corona Illend at Lewis' Restaurant. 40S West Cuss Terracotta chimney pipe. Bhouldet Joints, tees and caps now in slock at Winnie Caddis's, the plumber. Douglas County Creamery hutter only 7 Of. n two pound square. Ask your grocer for it. Patronize home industry. Keep your eye on Haddox's win dow and you will see the beat shoe making ever done In Oregon. :t:i. N. Jackson street. dtf For dental services call on Dr. J. It. Chapman. Review building, dswtf A State to be desired, ltit I urn can )ou epvt it When wild Iwtkinj: ymi art tired? Why not Milte the pmhletn now While tluiM' tired feeling lurk li'x eny, when ynii onee learn Im. l et l 1m Baker Do the Work! OREGON BAKERY 328 North Jackson MOOSE DAY Big Rally, Wed., May 21 The Eugene Drill Team Of 26 Members in Uniform will be present. The Drain Band and Riddle Band Will Furnish Music Big Street Parade 10:30 a. m. Picnic Dinner, Speech Making, Athletic Games and Field Sports on the West Roseburg Grounds. Initiation of a Big Class of New Members in the evening, followed by a "big feed" to all members of The Order. IlKi STKIKK IIKCLAKKI). (Continued from page 1). field, was married today to Count Vladimir Ledochowskl, of Poland, in this city. The ceremony was per formed by Cardinal Gibbons. Count Ledochowskl Is a Catholic. The Countess is a Presby terian. TAFT OltDKK HF.YOKF.l). (Continued from page 1). lug silk mill workers are pntleutb awaiting the beginning of their trial here today, charged with inciting to riot their followers. The feeling that prevails between t lie workers and the iiiaiiul'acturers is extremely tense. It is feared Unit In case heavy penalties being imposed on the labor leaders, all the peaceful results tiiut have been accomplished will be upset again. PROF. (iROVKS AND RKV. K.VI'O.V. Have beard Rotiey's Roys three times. They say that the concert Is wonderful, marvelous, entertaining and delightful. This concert will be at tiie Armory Thursday evening. Admission, nil school children 2ic, others Title. Tickets ut Marsters drug store now. LOST, (in the street this morning, a tobacco sack containing about $.'1S or $10. in coin. Liberal re- ward for return to Review office. Cepfiomoro O Parted tK ta mis w tmiM M A. J. HOCHRADEL Josephson' HOTKL ARRIVAL8. Hotel McClallen. O. K Gillette, Greens; J. F. Williams, J. M. Hinton and wife, J. II. Moran, J. Sherick, Geo. S. Thompson, San Francisco; K. H. Plnkaton, Oakland: D. Macow Bky, New. York; Arthur Cavitt, Cnmns, Wash.; John Dow, North Yakima; Al. Schoenfeld, Chicago; K. A. Shafer, Lima, Peru: C. A. Urunid. Klamath; C. W. Ashpole, Medford; S. D. Kvans, I'mpqua; Otto II. Schraeger, Los Angeles; P. II. Scholtes, Seattle; L. P. Dryden, M. S. Geary, Chaa. W. Hays, Portland; .1. F, May, KoBeburg; J. II. Black, Kansas City, LOCAL NEWS Havo you found Marshall's yet? Watches and Jewelry of the best and highest quality at greatly re-1 duct-d prices at CTIngvnpeers. dsw "Pride of Douglas" and "Queen City" flour bring results. Ask the Douglas County Mills. Phone 13. j Let Stone tune your piano. ! The very best of Siguet Rings at great ly reduced prices at Cllngen pecl's. dsw Sidewalk lumber cut ready to lay. Page Investment Co. Phone 243. tf Watch Cllngenpeel's windows, dsw Watch Friday's Review for the i Market Basket. 1 The host Is always the cheapest, Bee Hive stands tor Best. 141 ' 0L'k MIME I F. A. LACEY, Manager TONIGHT AND Tomorrow Night Thursday Matinee 4 p. m. The Motion Picture Sensation oi tbc, entire World, Paul J. Rainey's AFRICAN HUNT Marvelous motion pictures and nuw fur in ahout one of the greatest hunting trips of modern timea. Produced at cost Of $250,000.00 Graphically deBcribed by un interest Inn lecturer. This same show In INirtlmid at price of 25c ami ."Oc. Our prices are 25c Thursday Afternoon for School 15c One mIiuw per nU'.lit, st:irt Iiik l : 1"'. Wutch fur the plug and you will pluic. Dr. J. R. Chapman, the Dsnttst, Is now located In rooms 8, 9 and 10, Review building. dswtf The Young Man Of Fashion will find Sophomore Perfect Clothes, up to standard in ev ery detail. We are well prepared to satisfy the discrim inating Dresser, equipped as we are with the latest fash ion ideas of Sophomore Perfect Clothes $18.50 to $26.50 New Wash Ties 25c New Tubular Ties 35c - 3 for $1.00 Flowing Ends 35c 50c - 75c all silk, guaranteed Duds For Men N.Jackson Street s
