Roseburg review., June 30, 1913, Image 6

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;."VMBHBHIMHMaMtHMHHlMMMMMMMMaM bUVUi Anna j
Dollar BUI" mi: "Wa All d
lair ttan who do good things,
uaUss V hppn to bs on of ths
food thing." ....
You'll Admire the
Good Things
in our line of clothing, also the
good tailoring and values we give
$15 to $25
will i
b Better see that new English
shoetrlth the modified tne
IffU IUI3. J UIA UlOUl
are .
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A-
irians and Broadway
leckwear. 0 Monarch
: Shirts-latest patterns
fcu&s for Men"
A. J. hochradel
Coptic
mbre '
Itorfcct Clatftas
xocLirawa
- W. D. Balder was In from beyond
s! . w . . - s
yi ' ii. n. Mcuora, or wee mil, waa in
I town today on bnslnesa.
Thl hjtfnv ha Mh Unn.li. In Mis
moath. the city council will not meot
tonight. -'
a. . r. Maeklarord. a. T. Wallace
X, and A. O. Smith, war over from Ouk-
Miaa Bonn Hgoina went to Drain
this afternoon to spend a week rlslt
vj. ' lag with 'friends. :
Mrs. Jos. Sheridan returned from
Dlllard this afternoon, after a short
1 ILJl ...
visit with hor piiifir.
AHbh Hazel llrown ifctunifil limite
to iHRdora OiIh Hlli'i'timm, ji t'ti r u
short rlalt hem with li I.-iiiIh.
Illrnin Pratt, of tim Siililiers'
Home, leaven tomorrow iimriilnK for
K hi inn t li Kill l to visit witli IiIh hoii.
Mm. Ililila .Mallory - u iikiI to
KiiKno thin afternoon, nttiT a lirief
vlHit with hor pareiilH, Mr. and Mm.
W. M. MiCurily.
11. I), lillthir. of ScottHlilllK. I'ft
for Drain thla artiTiioon. afiir vlslt
Iiik here a Hhort time with IiIh aunt,
Mra. W. A. Storm.
.1. I.
rlnlly,
RIi'I'Ih'Iih, a rarnii-r In this vl
Iiiih removed to Alierileeii. S.
P., leaving for that place on thin
iifteriiuonH train.
S. X. Keiino, who lina been wlih
I In Club irlKar store until reeenlly.
ll'lL lull. tl I l.-l liuifll lltl i-jUR'-"!!.',
w nere no w in remain iiuiemmeiy.
Hi'V. 'A. K. Maclean and llorare
Miit'Ktfi'M left this nriernoon for Port
land to nil' ml the Worlil'H Christian
t'ltlzellKlilii Conference. They will lie
Kone Bi'Veral ilayn.
Myrtle Point Knlernrlso: Mrs. S.
I). Pulton) returned last week from
ICoKeliurK. where she had been railed
hy tlie jerioiiR illness of her father,
I-'. Iiiiisi'hkey. The rouditlon of the
imtlenl. who Is at Merry Hospital, la
Koselnir. is Ktill critical.
H. L. Ei.iiv!s as down truul Heel
today.
V. L. Ci-orge was In from Tiller
I Srhool Supervisoi K. II. Ili'drkk
I was over from lraiu today.
(i. lietiernardl, of Crescent City, in
! vixitiiiK here w ith the l.iaiii.i lirou.
MiKu Itliuda Watson, who was for
nierlv well known in this city, was
married Sunday. June l!i:i to
V. Art hill Ityi hai d. ot Pleahaut Hill, j
l.uue County.
Sherifl .1. K. I!ieve, of WashlllK-!
ton County, was here this afternoon I
lookiiiK for the hit: lot of ilotliliiK.
etc.. s.'o!e. from liie AllderHol) store
'In IlilWioro last week, line arrest
vur mil" at Kouue liiver and un
lother suspect is held at tirants Pass.
Ileal estate trannfern shown in
the County Clerk r office today were:
ij. C. OliliKhouse ami Klizaheth OliiiK
I house, his wile, to ManKie M. Tottell-
lieir, ll.'iii; lot In, block 1, Clara Ad
'ditluu to tilendale. Thomas Wil
jliams to Mary K. Williams, $1; lot
2, block !i, liardiner.
A one-sided luiKeball Kamn was
played on the North ftoschurg
grounds yesterday by the Youcalla
.team and tho local "Outlaws." The
Voucalla team was heavily halidl-
capped hy some of their best plnycrH
jheiiiK unavoidably absent. The scon
iwas HoseburK II, Yiucalla 'Z. A fine
Kittiie is exieeted here on July 4.
Assessor K. 1.. Calkins is home
from a trip to flardiuer. whore he was
assistitiK in nppraislne. the hiK K. .
Sparrow estate property, lir. I. W.
Ilaynes, ,1ns. Micelli and It. K. Smith
are still contiuiiliiK Hie work in that
vicinity and will not reach home
until next Sunday. Mr. Calkins says
less rain has fallen near tile coaBt
than here.
Late tills afternoon I lie .Sheriff '
office had had no word from Sheriff
Quine since he started to tiold lleacli
to lirint! back Itay Hiamoiid, the tlleti
dnlii bank robber. They therefore
assume that Ills original plan has not
been chanced and that he probably
started home witli the prisoner today.
Stale Itailioad Commissioner
Krank .1. Miller, was In ltosebuiK
Sunday.
If oil inleud to join Ihe Moose ex
cursion to KiiK'-ne .luly 1th. secure
your tickets at once. Itiiuud trip
$2. .'.". Due of the larnest celeliratlons
ever KiiKcnn had. . All lodges and
itoseburg citizens are cordially in
ltcd. I'lckets for sale at Krohn's
drug store. It. Stublis' grocery store.
Monogram cigar store, Johnson's
drug store,. North Side, Harry
Pearco's harness shop, l.afe Lewis'
restaurant. To get the benefit of
tills rate you must buy your ticket
before tin- 1st of July in order to
securu your seal. Train leaves at
li a. m. July -I t It, and returns the
same night. Committee.
Clean-up
Coats
Suits
"r"-.
il Suits and Coats, values to
$15.00Clean-up
i.omiv
i i:sru; vnox
iil,i:s tuiiKiis.
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BIG DAYS TILLER BIG DAYS
34-5 JULY 34-5
Celebration and Broncho Busters Show Combined
Wild bulls and outlaw horses to be ridden every day. Big danre
In the pavilion every night. Klne music
Prizes will be given to the winners in
Packing contest
Saddlii hor so an I pony races
Meu'u relay races
Ladies' relay races
.Men's foot races
Greased pole climbing
llroad jump
High Jump
Huso ball games
Ladies' foot races
Kverybody Is lnited to ,'o'ne and celebrate at Tiller.
TILLER Spells a Big Time
A euod tlmo a nil Mly such a time nnre In a lift' time. Fun, fun,
fun for everybody old i-nd young.
THE HOME OF
FAMOUS BRONCHO BUSTERS
TILLER
Underwood No. ft typewriter, a big Folger's coffees, teas and spices at
bargain, only M- aO, at the Rose- Marshall's.
burg Hook Store. Lot Stone tune your piano. I
oV
$5.00
All Suits and Coats, values to
$25.00
$7.50
Ha
forlng
union suits, .
hose, wearing .
Petticoat specials,
15o to $1.50.
sax wcisro. .iuu. a
llat l ni:il hi tli- imtth.-lii tl ih:irK'
iiKiiinsl .l;irliu Mntliall. (t I'm I i i nu
l hut Mulhull ;u:r( ;is ;i lt lit
V;ishimi(Hi I or t l.i- l;itiitt'itct tnvrs'
Ksoi;itiiii. uas oii;l li Pn-siclrtit
.Inlill Khh, .!i'. lMtnll. .. iillit
I ta it l';in , ui hi.h;iiiat'(li, ; fut -lit
IT H fMili'liI . I -It ll ill 1 1' in I to s.ii!
on a lour ol A 1 1 I r.t li.i ainl -v ro:i-
la ml. n ,.-rl;t:.-,l w u.mhl
j post pniti- fli. tr Hip 1 1 hv !lili prohr
iiviiHiro iIh-ii- ir-M'iiiv in ii-hituv
) ton. Tip' court w ill in.il;caii
Uiiiioii Th.' .l.-.i.ir.il tii, it M'iliiul!
j .i fir. .1 To" ii n ! I.i tti 1 1 ? aci on
.tiioiiiil ui i' 'r-'pil '.: ! .-'iiir.1
; In- !.is ln.t-1 - ttToi - M sm tioii
j aii.l I an Ml- h. ".'I It.ich nit , i I In- ,h-
him I. it lull s t Mi ploy.
lt KKI ISi;i I.KTI KIW.
Itt'tnulnitiK uncalltd fur In the
I KoM-i'iiT it rn- ii.ii .- .. .hit:.' ::. t i ;
;avi' tin follnwint lo't'r. whli'ti will,
he chari'd for at the rate of one ivitt i
?arh.
j I'.-rulMtul. il- o : r.ia.li-'y. K. I..:
,t'liauil"Tla;!l. T . 1 otia Mmhi. Win :
i K.n. I' .1 ; raiil.ioti. II : r.rki 1 r.
, V. I" I J I . lI'.M-ii. li . : r;t i' :i im .
jCl. iin: Ht 'i.u.l. f : II. tuj.-von. ;
Harris. W. II ; .l.i,-K..it. C W . Kier-
nan. Mrs .1 M ; Ktnuhi. I.u
nian. Httuv; Milli-r. .1 ; M.k.iv. H.;
I'fiiM'snii. I't.-d. Uiilii- ;o : Smith.
( "a! ml .1 ; Smith. I leu ; ood. 1 V I L' ;
Woodruff, 1 1 ; Wood. I,, li ; tut n.-y.
!! (V: l.:i lloina Si.-rs
K. F. UKIZKN'STKIN'. rosltuastiT.
Professor Almo
i nr onnt. Palmist and Head ,
Traiiii Medium.
lull S.". i.a.ltiiu tor .Vtf and SI for!
Hit iioM 7 ilavn. i
COME NOW, DON'T WAIT I
Id1 si m pi Im (Ties di'Mti pt ion audi
amazes all who istt linn. '
He ti'lls your naiiii-. and t'ead oiii j
life front Hi'ainy to old uv. It you;
want to Kiiti o;i r Kt -.ttr-T w i-li in
lilt1, If yon want to .aui lti otio y(u
: love In marriage, or make tliose you
I rare for s'aunch fn. uds. tlu-re i
I absidutely a sure ami sitn pie ay
! t hat ne er tails I tan oen onie
lour (rouMi's and id'stat'le. in -il t
it!t days or no pav. Is tlitu lKt fair ?
You can consult tins Ifted wer on
la'l afTalrs of li!e. in italn?!!. love.
!iuarnae. diore. mixinhig
luues, enemies, rivals. k wills.
niortjai;es. Imj liifj, rolling,
luieiits. stocks, old estreR,
i 'i ospect in c. I.itried t reAiu re.
the separated. renioe evil In-
ilueiices, ami makes nil thlnfl as you
desire them to te. Throe urivftt
off lee, in it Hell Slstem' millinery
store. HIT Jackson street. Cornt? now,
I cati help you.
Invpnt-Pnltes
CASTOR I A
Tot IntkaU and CMldres, . y
Chautauqua
Program
For Tuesday
2:30 p. m., Opening Concert, Winona
Ladies of Indiana
Lecture, Francis J. Gable, Subject:
"Laughilosophy"
7:30 p. m., The Winona Ladies and
Harrell the Magician
Get your season tickets before
noon Tuesday.
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SHOULD WORRY"
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Washington Park
Page i loin lifo In the
metropolis.
PATHE'S WEEKLY
The king of tlnm all.
II le Only Knev
It's nioKraiili. Featuring
Mitts Hhinclto Swci't nnd
Henry U nit hall.
TOMMY'S ATONEMENT
The story of a nig-hearted
boy.
THE TOMBS OEM MING
. EMPERORS
Kdurational travelopuo of
unusual interest.
Coming, Wed. acd Thurs.
. Special Feature
THROUGH MANY TRAILS
5c and 10c
Mighty Michigan
s
ymmetry
implicity
tability
Body Design
of Construction
Wearing Parts
Prices $1675 to $1875 F. 0. B. Roseburg
Following is copy of letter received from a local owner:
Roseburg, Oregon, Tune n. tori
A. M. Heaver,
Mieliigau Auto Buggy Co,
l'ear Sir:
Please send me 4 spark plugs for my car.
Yours truly,.
Mel Thompson.
P. S. I have run my car little over 9000 miles uow and she runs belter now than
when I got her. I hive the early 12 model K. I haven't been layeld tip since I
got my car; she has been running every day as a service car; that if whit I got
her for and I have run on less oil than any other car. I have run 9400 miles and
only wore out 3 tires. Heat that can you:
Mel Thompson. J
(Lsed by writer permission.)
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