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rwrrin-yMTrsrMT u.llliii.i mn nnnnimni 11 1 : I CLOSING OUT ENTIRE STOCK irii"iri"n ii i iimii m t until mmnin' f Of Misses', Women's and Children's Shoes. Here's the reason. We are making radical changes in our big Shoe Department, which neces- sitates that we close out practically the entire present stock of shoes. To do this, and do it quickly, we offer you the pick and choice of our splendid big stock of shoes at greatly reduced prices. I Every Pair of Shoes Reduced in Price See Our Windows, and Save Money Sale Begins Tuesday, November 25th ALSO In connection with this Closing-Out Sale of Shoes, we will offer greatly reduced prices in nearly every other department in our store. WATCH OUR WINDOWS. JOSEPHSON'S Roseburg, Oregon EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW UWVED DAILY EXCEPT TODAY BT REVIEW PUBLISHING COMPANY. ohrd at RoMburf, Oregon, PoH offtc Beoond-CUH MfttUr. L. WIMDKRLY. DAILY Ptr 7ur, bj mall $1.00 Per month, delivered 10 Per week. deMvered II BEM1-W EEKLT Per rear 12.00 Bit moulha 1. 00 NnVKMIIKR i2., lfi:i i.i:rri:it i uoi a. v knc.kkh OX Tltll TO AltKA.NSAH. KAKMIXliTON. Ark., Nov. 14, 1913. I Kdltor Ktl'w. , According to ri'ij tn'Kt uml promlHi' I will give you it Tew noti'H of my irnvul uml ob ttiTvutioiiB Hlm-v Ifii in k UoHfhurg on OctolHT lit. Ah many of your renders luivo trnvi'U'ri through Cullfornla, I will only not.' that It wus my first trip south of KcuiIImk I.uh Augelet was ri'iu ticil on srhcttiili time, with out ii n tiling out or tho K''tn'ral rotttiiH. Aii-t tli uHiiitl nVlny, and Im Iiik told (hut I routil not tti't wrong or hi' ullowcd to go wrong, my next prominent point In duyllght was Kl I'nso, Texan. Before reaching that city we puHed through quite a Ht retch of open country. I had for a converautiomillHt a young nittive Texan. I aHked: "Where are we?" Me aiiHwered: "In HouthwoBtern TVx n." Of thin region I re;ul yi'iirH iiko the most glowing accounts, and I had pasted over the deHorts of Wyomtng with an ox team. So far as my ob servation could go. if I ever looked upon a more deHolute. region tluin Houthwestern Texas I forget where II Is. My companion wild the account was all on paper. One trick here I am not able to Holvc. I muv by tin wayside smalt holes of water and asked: "How is this?" They are moss springs. If you take a handful of moss around one of these you can sU cozo out water - and these are found on the sides of the ilryrst hills. A small stream hy the way, with waters stugglMh. was evplalned fts be ing the source of these moss springs. Have your geologist or some other fellow step down uml explain. Kl Paso Is sure a fine city, located tu a rolling country. I asked about u large building on the highest place In town, whether It was a church or school building, and was told that It is a saloon. From here to San An tonio was some fine country, along the Itlo (irande- truly southern, with the cotton all harvested. It Is onlv a glance across the river Into Mexico. I studied no powder nor heard any guns. Pnrd said the wnr was on paper, egged on by schemers. He Haiti In' knew not hint; of war and .craved none, but tr vvai should ori-ur ! hot ween the Inited Stairs uml Mel I co the war-cry would be: U.-nn'mlxT itho Abituo remember Culeiil'" This was t mm tit eerv man lit Id born In Southern Texas, iroiu the ra.lln up. ! Sun Antonio is a iin rilv. Mere ; I got the tit-si join- mi l. Knini l.o Angeles on bud in.ti--il a folk of , (lill k SOVrel ( t) III 'If Hi 11. I g:i e lit it little noth-e ol them, but lurtber on they were mute nim'inim ami I jiuve more t hint u lit Thei ei e beard trimtueil, sharp inpft-il hai- ai:i1 h:n) straiKhl haft . Huh. tlx i iflniiK south of the Uiit Clanle" .t the response My next iiupnr'ant p.rut lii:!it was I't, Wnrth II -i . allien In t lie Son t het n I 'at it road. I i uniiot p.iss w it !hui t tin s stem m b"-t t btiiiub: depot n lid - u i-roil ti.liiis a re il tu dale, with cutiiiiiixl urns ininiOit mi every side. nb w nwr aiul pleasant weatl.ei " Wnrih is M,r roillllled b a f',"e i iei'i 1 1 v , u ir h i he ditches n term l h" road tilled u it h water. 1 asked how thi.- was. an.l was told that a tew il.n- ai:n seen im-lies of ram Ml in an i r n -,'.hl short t i uie. The l.it i: a' tie: in i; of I i Remedy No Family Should Do Without Ne Mtter how heatthy e human bnnr may I hi tt In Mfe tu My that not many months ar pansad without iiimi obatrut-tun uf lti tHwla, in other words, LMiiiailtnU wm. vn If only trm perary. Tha IiIohMiik. th dull fwllnc may atart after tb evenim. moal. If a laaatlve la nut taken that nicht It ta certain that ilccp will not ha aound. and yau will awaken unrcfrathad. Itaoce. It Is IniiMirtant for you and for all the tnamherh of your family that a food, riliatt IhikU h alwaya kept n tha houaa for Jnat auch ernarptancy. It la aura tu h nerilrd, and whan naeded you want It at ha tut No family that la car ful of II healih ran do without aueh a ramady. Hut the uueMlon uf whtch remedy to hava on hand la ilio of veal miorU.nre The latatta moat hthly reeom manded by the nmjortty of Intalltrant Americana aa lielmc oat for babtae and freweupe la lr. Oaldwall'a Uyrup Pap ain. It la e liquid lexatlre-teale, mild, and never fripaa. la effect tva on robuat paopia ana can oa civen wun wiviy an Infant. Children like It becauae of theee eantla qualltlae end because It la plaaaant to tha laata. It la tha bast all-around ramady you ean have in tha house for any disorder of tha stomach, liver end bowelM. and many paople Ilka Mr. W. J. W truer, Alma. Colo., end Mra. Albert K. Ou.it, Menei. Colo., say they would as soon be with out tha neceiialttas as without Dr. Cald well's Byrup Pepsin. Anyone wlahlnc to make e trial of this remedy before buy Ins it In tha regular way of a drucatat at fifty rente or one dollar a larra bottle (family alia) ran have e sample bottle aent to the home free of chare by aimply addraneln Dr. W. B. CaldwelV 401 Waahlnaton t., Monti cello, ill. Tour name and addreae oa a postal oerd will do. dav-bade . my I he eotlolt was dtiv I he storm Tliis w a of rai ami I ; he :it ! :m a in . ben day-; eliloule Next da th"iv w w It h rain and no; i h nr. tl rth bv l.i-t . ti.icue 'ie- t t".:tl lull It's a mighty good thing in this hust ling age of ours to look backward now and then in order that we may look forward with greater hope and courage. Thanksgiving is, and should be, one of our most import ant National events for it brings us back, in memory, to the very foundation stones of our National policy. We recall the principles T' follnut'il lt :nii'l'l.-l -t i.u , . t t lilt' lllir.l il.i. .111.1 I h.'Ti lull, .a.. I !. i :u flni'Hl uralhtT IN;.: U ii ti -. ! - i. iii fonl IJiliti' . no! iii iu .i l.i .I,.-, Iiavillu Tl wai'lM .ri.l i!,.i! uir'i II stii'lli: lu.t'i' l ulu l!.. ..!i-!i li t ll fill I nil'- i' .ir 'i.u r. .i I . .: -ii mtst I i-oiilil i-"i' f in ii' : i n I 'win' p.li i) tin- I; L il hi .hi.. ", I'rn. A ii i'1'l ln-t i-!.. a- . . i:.;n s Mum l.itvr which carried those men of indom- itahlo courage to the bleak New England shores in M'.irrh uf a Kiiaior f rcfdinn : we ri-vli'W with priilii their r ici;!i's to built! so perfectly as to withstand the storms of il.i-iV. illaiiniraKt'tnent and rritieiHiu of nearly 300 years. Ill XI I 11 1 II UK ( I I , i mil si I MarshalFs V hf jusl rei(l a carload of Imparlal. Oolden Crown and Will!.. Hone hard wheat flour. Krfrjr aack la guarantwd to give at l.fact'.m or your mouor back. W alao carry a full lino of staple and fumy mocerle.. Hrlc.a rlkt. W solicit your order., which will rol( the urn. careful atLBtlon, wheth.r given In person, by mall or telephone. Ulv. us a trial. W. know you will be satisfied. W. gl.e Uo.eburg tradlag chwks. whlrh ar. good for inerchaudl.e la (0 slorra in Itoseburg. Marshall's The Pure Food Store lOMbarg, Oregon If uur li.iir i- at; t s t'rf ; : it' it i-i t.t.t !r . ; .. Iiln. it if t1'.' m a ;i ". h.-v atfly Iti-RUi t !n- u-- ,.t I'.ir.s first ai'i ,r nn i :,.. . lruff. ctMi'.f an.l ' .t-. llltl lliftraM I!-.- !.. ,( ! " Parisian S uf a -,,., ; , tloll. sni'j.hi s l .r.:- ! N ) tain- i hi' v . 1 1 i-iM-iiutki tin- li.nr i!t. n 1 1 .r , 1 n ml to inakf il rim ,j i- I'i'l t II ll!t'l ! f , . Al-plv P.m-l.M- ,ip- a:;. I ' : , iS ilutlit -ll.lt' K !..' .) -. . ,i' tl;t I-.m.I !: f. 'i :ts u . ..! , tip thf li..!:- 1-,' :t 4 , ., an-1 v : ' J r lilitt',1. Par. Sap- :s i-:,r iptu-krst a. !.tu; ! i;- , - K il.T a "" . nit !.:. -,:u ' !. l"' i . I'll. It It:. I. t i., . , , tu-. i;-.-o.. raw u .. i lrt-uiiM 1. 1! In v ; ti 4ii i . ,. , tat.- f . , I . : s l . l tlu- 1. v j Cut- .-:. - It- - . tua' a r ' . Mr r.iw . -. Mint t.. . ii Mj..tli. TK ' m . :, ii, .!.,:.!.! ' A , .?'t ' i 'm ;'.' i ! ' , ... 1 li..tn I"- nir-- K c. ' '.', ""! 1 - " OB "l' lilfgs I t.iku :t ..- a ll'W ilillH Ullll lltll !iua ;;. (;.,. in'.l." wrtes M's !.. I rr, -on SM . M.i. T!.e t!:i : ;KrA croup i l-.oa' 'i'Iii's. .i,. t'La-nVfr-lain's tUi:h ltcltle.lv an v a ti1(, child hecoiues hoarie ami It will pre vent tha attack. This remt! con tains Do narcotic. For sals br nil And today in big successful businesses, you will find those same sturdy, old fashioned principles uppermost. You will find honesty, pure and simple, dominating every trans action; you will find truthfulness and straightforward open-above-board nieihods balng used In every trade-winning, suc-coss-brlnttlng effort. For these things this live store, the men in it and the men behind it are thankful. We realize that we are right in building our business along these lines, in associating ourselves with an instituticn such as The House of Kuppenheimer and we can look forward knowing that where our underlying principles ait (.u.icli our greater growth, our larger success Is assureo. We're simply good clothse sellers in every sense of the word. Our doors are always open In welcome to every man, woman and child In our community and whether you come here with a dlfinlte purchase In mind or simply to look, listen and loam: we re ready, willing and anxious to serve you. Harth's Toggery Roseburg, Oregon Florsheim Shoes Stetson Hats '.i-;; . 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