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About Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-1920 | View Entire Issue (June 19, 1913)
,.f. - v I -.71 3 I-.' "ys.t .f .:', .V ? I v Coolest Spot Thur. and Fri. We show nothing BUT Special Feature TL.hiiLT.... kuk x In two roeli. In thin pic ture we see the blograph at Iti best. Orlpplnn drama of flnnm-o. Daby's tlev Pin : The pin was found on the floor; baby did not cut It. Hot lor a lion (, ;.'-',''.' Deatin; Hoi f TO IT i of hearts and daugh A game of hearts between mother and daughter. 5c and 10c COMING SAT. ONE DAY i mi or SMDts" IN TWO REELS An absorbing story of n very reniarkublo woman. ttcsse cool by Electric fans Good Ventilation W. O. T. I'. IIIXI KM IllX. (Continued from page 1). Mrs. St. John gave atnlk on tin subject of tempt-miico, urttiiiK the ladlea to bo more diligent until they had at last rvnchuil thiir Mm, viz ."'National prohibition. Music was furnlHhod nt Int. .mil during the day by tliu yoiniK luiUi-n of Butherlin, which milled much (o the Interest of the liii-etlnu. The convention closed to imvt uKaln m 8 o'clock thut evening. MKMIIKH. UHAL I'YTIIIA.V S I ST K ICS KXTKIITAIX Till-: K.MtiHTS. umpiiua Assemlily No. I, of this city, with the able uhhIkIiiiiii' of Mrs. .ijw. ui Ainuquerque. .V ,M., put 1111 me dogree work lust night In n very crodltablo manner, with the initia tion of new candidates. They hail sevcrul new nienibcrs to Initiate, hut owing to the ruin, thev were nn! all present, so the work will he put on a KB 1 11 next eduesilay cvi-iiIiik to lake In those who were iniahle to In out lust I'veliilig. Afler the- ilcui'cc work the IiiiIIih gave a haiuiuel to the Knights and their rimiUlm. Till wns soniewhut or a surprise to iin.-i of the KnlghtB, unit being the rirsl of the kind since Ihe orgaiilzallon ot I..- new j.wiiiui nisiers loilge II WiO- surely n plensiitit affair, mid one to he reineinliercd by all of those pres ent, airs. Ave. Ilic lsitlng sister whose membership will he smith up precliitod by this loilgu a ear hen. e. when she reliirns here to reside. Is a grand officer In the lodge In Albu querque, and she understands the work perfectly from beginning to end She has already planned several en tertainments for ihe new lodge here, and thin, will he a great hooln hi Ihe luenilii-ishli, f lnip.iia Lodge No. I In a short time. Mrs. X. T. .1. we't, Mrs. It. .. M,lv and daughters, and mi,,,, taihirin'.. Merrill wi-nt to Sutherlin thu :iti.r noon to attend the v. (J. T r con vention. Best l.mstWe for the Agl. Old men and woniBn feel the need f a Uxatlvn mora than young folks but It must be sate and harmless and' one which will not came palu. ir Kings New Life Tills lire espectaov good for the aged, for th.-v n,t promptly and easily, l'rlce 2..c. ltcc OBBtnded by all druggists. it I!' 5 riMMB TAKE NOTHK. 4bt to Rice ft nice I 9 - Wtm M M7 Uth that ar i will m al our office li i'-with ta Hard t TmaSacM 4 hies. M mjr 11th that are al our office In ' Br bTlBg roar tuts, koet, inlte. MUST BE SOLD WITHIN THIRTY DAYS It DM Sale Begins Friday, June 20th Read Why! We need the money represented by this merchandise and must have it quickly. We have absolutely no choice in the matter, and our prices prove it. We know full well, that to make this big sale a success, we must cut prices so deeply that every man and woman who reads this advertisement will come to our store and buy. SUPPLY YOUR SUMMER NEEDS SAVE MONEY ON EVERY PURCHASE The summer is just beginning, and our goods are ail fresh and seasonable. Everything in the store is reduced (contract goods excepted). No matter what you buy, you can't help saving money. Men's, women's and children's clothing, shoes, fur nishings, underwear, hosiery, millinery, hats, etc., etc., all offered now at greatly reduced prices. Goods exchanged as usual. Money refunded on any purchase not satisfactory. THE BIG SALE OF THE YEAR THESE PRICES PROVE IT $I.J5 yaiil uidi- l'niitf Mk SiimmiT iIitss tenuis I ..lilies' $1.J5 Miiisliii j;,iwns . . . I. hiltlrt'ii's J(V t;m huso 4 Standard lilt-aclu-d sluvtiiu .79c . 19c ,74c ,13c 2Gc 45 in. Standard lik-aclu-d inliiny; 19c Tile Mcrci-rucd table damask ..45c 1. V Sli'cvilcss Suinnii-r vests . . . .8c 2. V Xcw iMiilnnideiii's 16c ?1.45 All Over laa-s 98c $1.00 Cotton l.atts 85c Ladies' new suits, val. to $15 $7.45 Ladies' 75c ex. size union suits 59c Ladies' Sl.iiO jjowns and com. $1.19 $1.50 Hea m ii'til wide laco kinds 79c Ladies' 25c and .?5c liose 21c Ladies' SI. do house dresses . . .$1.19 2lV ll vdet;rade Calatt-as 17c I '-est AniosktMjr apron ginghams 7 l-2c SIO V. MT?;e dresses $7.95 $1 Wash Petticoats 79c - :v I .i.n ;;in.-li.iin aprons 59c M' l'.ah Irish ed-in-s 19c f.i0c Lt)ll.g lisle v;l es 49c Owing to the backwardness of the summer season, we find ourselves overstocked to the serious extent of $10,000 worth of merchandise. It is absolutely and urgent ly necessary that we turn this surplus stock into cash within the next thirty days. l.si- liest dress i;in;;hanis He .S2 5l Thoiiipsoii "( do e Lilting Corsets" $1.85 .SI. 50 27 inch I'.ahy Irish ilomic. 75c . .ve IS iiicli enih'y. flonnciiis ,.19c ..lilies' (..sj. Snninier union suits 49c 5e l i u set eovers 19c SL 25 Pure silk stockings 98c 25c I'reneh inshains 19c' SI. 25 White hedspieads 98c "5c Wide t 'hit tons 49c llood pins or needles 4c Safety pins or IPs and Ps 4c 15c Pretty Lawns 10c i in. oOc l'.rown linen 21c "5c P.arrettcs ami hair pins 19c Royal Society Patterns, reduced 1-4 $2 All Over laces $1.35 55c Pure linen guest toweling. .36c 5c Knibroidery silks 3c $1.25 "Cilove-fitting" Corsets. . .98c SI. 00 Long silk gloves ,85c Misses' 98c crepe gowns 74c $1.00 Silk velvets 79c Sale Ladies' S4 and $.?.50 Shoes . . .$2.65 Men's $4 and $3.50 Shoes $2.95 Ladies' $.v50 pumps $2.15 Men's good summer underwear 45c Men's $1.25 summer union suits 95c .Men's Porosknit underwear . . . .45c Hoys' Porosknit union suits.... 45c Men's $2.50 Pants $1.95 Hoys' whipcord rants $1.35 Men's best nuileskin gloves . . . .39c Men's blue chanibray shirts . . . ,35c Men's $5 Florshcim Oxfords $1.95 Men's $1.25 dress shirts ....... .95c Men's $1.50 horschide gloves $1.00 Hoys' $7.50 Norfolk suits $4.95 Hoys' $5.50 Knickcrb'ker suits $4.15 Men's $13 suits $10.45 Boys' $4.50 Knickerb'ker suits $3.45 Men's $4 dress pants . . ... . ... .$2.75 Men's $3 dress pants ...... .,. .$2.35 Boys' $2.50 dress shoes .,. . ... .$2.15 Men's $3 straw hats . .,. . . .,. .$2.25 ri cA s $1-75 dress shirts ...... .$1.35 rpoU ant Ends July 20th Children's $2 wool sweaters . .$1.35 50c Kazoo supporters 39c 25c Wilson supporters 19c $2.00 Cut corner bedspreads . .$1.35 Ladies' 25c pure linen handk'fs 19c 65c Wool dress goods 39c Men's $1.50 dusters $1.19 Boys' straw hats, values to 75c. .45c Men's $3 felt hats -....$2.45 50c Best colored table linen ...39c Millinery greatly reduced in price. Men's 25c lisle hose 19c Men's fine silk neckties 25c 65c Face veilings 25c 36-inch Silkolines 11c $1.25 Cotton blankets 98c Men's $4.50 shoes $3.45 Ladies' 50c silk boot hose 39c $4.00 Nemo Corsets (sizes 30 to 36 only) $2.75 ,15c Dainty Convent edge emb..l0c Good dress ginghams, now .... .9c All ladies' hand-bags, reduced.. 1-4 13c Pure linen brown crash toweling .. ,9c . miv m now .. m sin S, ,: mm 9 so f par oral oa Mck aad ),x I ' , vtit artleU too aur. Vl 'i!''':; ..-...- . . . . '.' ' .v.. .i .': I dollar 'i """""""""r"""'"; i;. A : -Y.; .;' ''"' 'v:' ": '-'v- ; S -; n - - ' - - - r.i-'rS . wte&a&y v : ZS cii?&iiiM
