Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-1920, July 12, 1917, Image 3

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    EVEN1-MQ R06EBUBG REVIEW, THTRSDAF, JTT.T 13, 101 T.
Leather and all other footwear materials are still
on the steady advance. There is no reason to look for
any decline in shoe prices if anything, more ad
vances may be expected. This is based on the opinion
of those in touch with the material and labor mar
kets. In view of this, it is good foresight to buy not
one but several pairs of shoes when they, are offered
at prices like these.
REM'ITIONS AT A TIME WHEN' YOU WOULD
LOOK FOU INCREASES.
A new stock for a new season is part of our
policy and we adhere to it even at a great loss of
profit.
When the country is at war it is up to every per- C
NEVER BEFORE A CLEAR-
ANCE SALE SO TIMELY
I Roseburg Booterie s
! Clearance Shoe
Mid
Sell
STARTS I
C SATURDAY
FooZZ'costs M TwoBig Reasons Why You Should Attend this Sale
son to avoid extravagance and see that every dollar j
purchases the greatest value possible. Footwear is a J
necessity. Surely you cannot practice economy and p
thrift better than by fitting out the family with foot-
wear at such a sale as this, where prices are reduced
in the face of expected advances. It will pay to buy f
not only for this summer but for next. Read every j
item in this adv. See our windows then come in and
see the values themselves. j
season Economy
ulyl4,9a.m.
5 ALL PUMPS REDUCED
5
5 BAREFOOT
XTRA SPECIAL Big A Q
lot Ladies Low Shoes t:3C
XTRA SPECIAL Big j Q
Lot Childrens Slippers 5 3C
XTRA SPECIAL Big QqT
Lot Ladies Low ShoesOC
RXSPECIAL Big QQ
Lot Mens Low Shoes yOC
SANDALS REDUCED
A lot of Mens Shoes
reduced to
2.89
Coildrens Patent Mary-Janes 1 JQ
Sizes 5 to 8 reduced to 1tc
Childrens Stockings per pair 15c
Ladies Tan Button Shoes
worth to $5.00 reduced to
2.89
Big Lot Coildrens Slippers 89c
Childrens White Mary-Janes 98c
A Big lot of Ladies Shoes
Worth to $5.00 on sale at
1.00
Ladies Whito Canvas Shoes
Sand colored tops reduced to
Ladies White Canvas Sport
Shoes, Rinex soles reduced to
Ladies White Buck Sport
Shoes reduced to
2.89
2.95
4.95
Ladies Pat. Mary-Jane Pumps J O Q
Ivory Soles-reduced to AOs
Ladies White Buck Pumps
rednccd to
Ladies White Buck Button
Shoes reduced to
2.45
1.98
XTPA SPECIAL Big
Lot Ten lis Oxfords
A Time For
Economical Buying f
59c!
X I KA SPECIAL Ladies whitel lO t
1.69
Canvas oxfords, rubber soles
XTRA SPECIAL Ladies $4
Tan Button Oxfords
2
XTRA SPECIAL Ladies whitel
Canvas 2-Strap Slippers A.O J 2
5
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WHITE SHOES REDUCED
SEE OURTwINDOWS
Perkins
Bids.
Ill
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Cass
Street
ROSEBURG MAN Iff!
fOH IOWA LAST NIGHT;
FATIIIR REPORTED i!L
reach h!n father's home late Satur
ilay afternoon.
I!. O. Waildell, a popular Southern
Paciric engineer of this city, late
Tuesday afternoon re.-eied u t I -Ktam
to tin effect (hat hi father
hail sustained a roke of paralysis
and was in a precarious condit ion.
The patient is a prominent resident
of Iowa where he lias lived Tor many
ye irs. j
Mr. Waddell left here late last!
ninln for Iowa where ho will re
main for the next lew 'week. The
teleKiani did not state whether th
elder Mr. YVaddell had a chance of
ret o very. In the event of making
close connections Mr. Waddel should
ti:t iimei: 1 i:inv.
V-id was received In Koseburnj
this morntnsr to the effect that ihei
riiaiMiiUijua tent will arrive here late
tonight, and will probably he pitched j
on 1 tie courthouse lawn sonic t tine j
tomorrow. The first attraction Is
scheduled for Saturday tterneon.
The morning lectureH will he in
chare" of ltev. ('. A. Uexroad, who
was formerly pant or of the local
.Methodi.it church. South.
tm'iti:us (iiVK iAri:.
The first summer dance to he held
under the nuHplces of the "Trotters
Club." of this city, will he held at
!ionville tomorrow evening. Auto
mobiles will take the darners to
Idxoinille and a bin crowd Is ex-Irf'ited.
i;isi r.i i:;
mnox (
Milieu w is asso
ivi:s its t, 1
to Tin: losi; or rm:
town 011 it i-: or thi; wi l l s
i ai:;o i:rm ss omiav
10 BUILD A WW BUILDING
Ril t ltfr htI i ill
mileat
f'i
m
qru service
create a de
mivA great
er than for
0r eqp:psient tire, g
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Scucegee
TreaU
Tires
Motor Shop Garage
ill JftckMU Sl oMbir, Ort,
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are not efieivd to car butiiers.
Motorists buy them as
a matter or choice.
Why?
livs n?iber,to-ar;!i fabric
doQdlydmM)i tread-
lite hit lit e Will Im a tii-eiil Airoino
. tlitlioii i 1 4 ic nl ShlpjH't - of I 'ni
di no mill l-'iuii To Collert
Toti 11 Sliirneiits
At a meeting of the Iloehur
Merchants Association held lat
itiiriit the matter of the (losing ol
the ujitoun tiffin of the vxjh
eotiii'any was brotmhl before the
meeting, and nfter considerable dis
iiiSNinn. thn menhants ;ik.-wiat inn
derided to nlve llnir approval to (lie
. hane. While the matter of In
in the uptown offices will be o:
twtrim in'onv-nience to some 111 er
i ban's, It was brought out thai li e
produce and fruit growers aie the
jirinrij.al shippers mid they have nf
feied milch romplaint on aerount of
the express company hems unal.b- to
imiintain a ni-in at the express i. ;.ot
to rei eive Hhipinentp, which are of
ten Injured by hnvinis to lay out. 'de
the buildintc. With the chance, the
exjiresH company mill hae definite
h',ir o' cf)!fitKn of nutciina e
press Khipruentn from t lie hu -ine-w
necfion. and the in'-otnintj cxpre-
will be delivered h uu.il. I'.y ihe
hanre a man a ill be at the express
ilepr.t at all t'n.es during busine-ji
hours.
It ii iinilff'Mtond that the erpten
cori'j any ill wnnn tetin the erec
tion of a new nd modem exprr v
of fie on the d'-pn itrntjiifN in or-it-r
to accomodate tiie inci ea.ed b'Mi
n"' 'o be d ne there.
t'onH(der;ibl. other routine hti-d-n-w
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DIAMOND
FLOUR
We bought thi flour
early und can muke mi
a good pr.ee on it. Yuu
know 11 h quality.
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Uvh advertisers ofrer the bent bar
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rent trv an Adv. In The Review.
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re:i-h here this eenmir from i'orv:il-
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Jmii tomorrow. H will brin with
him a conu-lete orrhaM drier and
othT equipment nded for tho d-
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