Qi- Tfn Club ant Society
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will be pleased to have atteur
tlon callod to Items for pub-
licatlon In theB columns for
the Wednesday and Kntnr,ii 1
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issue, of The News, and may
be reached by telephone at The
News office. nnmi.m. hk .
rews ornce, number 135 or
at 147-J.
One, two, three; one, two, three.
Will you dance the three step to
the stirring Btralns of "Beatrice Fair-
ax. Tell Me What to Do"? Or do
you prefer the more stately hesita
tion? Then bid the orchestra play
"fiimmla Mia'' and on with the dunce.
Who Buys that lent is a dull time!
.The latest dances have so many de
votees In RoBcbiirg how that almost
every evening Is given up to this
pleasing pastime. One enthusiastic
crowd has arranged to go to Dlxon
vllle, each Monday evening and put
into practice what they learn In
their dancing class. They arrange to
include In their number several ox-
port dancers that they may profit by
the experience of tho lutter. Last
Monday night the party was compos
ed of tho following: Mr. and Mrs.
AV. H. Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. Selecman,
Mr. and Mrs. Uesse and little (laugh
tor, Dorothy, Mr. and Mrs. Weaver,
Mrs. Vincll, Miss Pltchford, Miss
Elizabeth Parrott, Miss lllldeburn,
Miss Maude Wilson, Miss Madge Mill
er, Miss Leah Pltchford, Sir. E. L.
l'arrott, Mr. John Parker, Mr. Hoy
Iloadman. The dancers spent both
an enjoyable and a beneficial even
ing. Tho Intricate dance stepB were
easily mastered with tho aid or the
music furnished by Mr. Olt.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Iliichiuiaii Enter
tain Dancing CIiikn.
Wednesday evening, tnoso wno are
fortunate enough to bo niemhorB of
Mrs. Nathan Fullorton's dancing
classes will be the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. Buchanan at the Armory
Tho (lancers will have this splendid
opportunity to dance to orchestra
music all the dances they have been
practicing so diligently tho last tnrec
weeks. Learning so many of the new
and dlflfcult (Innces In such quick
succession will necessitate much
practicing, and It Is rumored that
there Is a plan formulating to mako
of this dancing class a nucleus for a
dancing club. Then no one will hnvo
on opportunity to forget the newly
acquired stops, and snvoral dancing
clubs will contribute much to the
pleasure of the summer months.
Hui'prlso I tarty.
Mrs. J. E. Roxrond, of West Ruso
burg, had planned a happy surprise
fr hor husband on Sunday evening,
llowovor, man fashion, he grew sus
picious ovor hor preparation, audi
when tho parly of friends arrlvod,)
early In tho evening the tables werol
turned; It was they who wero sur
prised, and not tho host, who was
alin and collected. Tim evening
was most enjoyubly spout ovor tho
rard table. Tho hostess had prepar
ed a templing Biipper which Bho serv
ed at a Into hour to the following
guests: Mr. and Mrs. Homy Don
ton, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Itlttor, Mr.
and Mrs. Fostor, Mr. and Mrs.
v:.-t,v -D-'
TJ10 fRg-yaCiL Store
Nathan Fullerton
j Free to Patrons
THERE IS NO CHARGE FOR SERVICE- AT THE
CAFETERIA. OUR COOKING IS UNSURPASSED.
TRY OUR SUNDAY DINNERS. YOURS FOR A
LIGHT LUNCH OR A S Jl'AliE MEAL.
PHONE 81
U. urn 1 ,, WW
Dowell, Mrs. Ben Shoemaker, Miss ,
Jessie Cassell, Miss Hunt, Mr. Miller'
ntj Mr. Bevier.
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Mim Vanllurrn Entertains.
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( Tuesday afternoon, Miss ilaUeJ (
; Vanlluron entertained a number or'
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her friends at her homo on Wash
ington street. The house was
redolent wil) (h? Hjirlng flowers
V. IjiLii added beauty 0 every room.'
Tho guests wero delighted Will tile
musical program which the hostess
had arranged for the occasioa. The
Misses Feme Rimers, Cora Moore,
juargarette Sykes and Margaret Slo-
cum quite surprised their audience,
with their musical ability, after ,
which they proved their versitility
delicious rerfeshments.
Those present were Mesdnmes
Clark Bargar, Gordon Fory, George
Weber, Percy Welro, S. B. Crouch,
I Mora Frear, Carstlne. Burch, Laird,
I Patzlaf, Bowdon, Schwartz, G. A.
Kueppler, Cardwell, Hymers, Stev
ens, Maurise Moore, Gray, Albert
Abraham, O. J. Barher, Mary Wil
son, Irene Harris, II. J. Fischer,
Ah rams, Buckingham, Misses Fisher,
Abrauis and Arrance.
Delightful Sunday at Winston.
Tho beautiful country home of W.
C. Winston wus well filled with
guests Sunday, when Mr. and Mrs.
Winston entertained twenty-six
guests ut dinner In honor of their
daughter, Mrs. McNabe and her four
chlldren, of Koedaport, who are mak
ing a visit at the Winston home.
Among those who gathered at the
Winston board wore Mrs. McNabe and
children, Mr. and Mrs. Clay Smith
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Win
ston, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Winston,
liladys Lenox, Cfirence Lenox, Floy
McCormick and Hiawatha Wilson.
Stepping Club Moot.v.
Tuesday evening, tho Stepping
Club held sway 'at the Armory
Sixty-five couples moved with meas
ured steps to tho lively music fur
nished by tho orchestra. There seems
to be' no limit to the good times this
club creates, for at each meeting It
Increases Its enthusiastic member
ship. Tho next assombly of the club
will lie a novel one. The decree has
gone rorth that the ladles must wear
aprons and tho gentlemen overalls.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schwartz, or
I'ltzer strut, Jiave as their house
guests, their uncle And aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. 0. A. Kaoppler, or La Cross,
Wisconsin. Mr. and Mrs. Kaeppler
have been wintering In California I
and aro now en route eust. They
will remain in Hoseburg probably
two weeks, and during their stav
noro Air. ami sirs. Schwartz are
planning to show them the beauties
of the surrounding country.
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Mrs. Thomas Cnrnes, of Carnes
Station, entertained tho members of
the Merry-llo-ltound Club this aftor
noon. The name chosen for this or
ganization is most applicable, sinco
they have such enjoynblo afternoons
togothor that cacli meeting is eagerly
anticipated by Its members.
"Before and After"
Is an overworked comparison, so
we are are just presenting you with
this picture, without comment, of a
man who has used .", .'. . ..
REXALL SHAVING LOTION
Perkins Bldg.
The Cafeteria
122 CASS ST
Gtrcles -ifr)
Mjk. I.illiiiiii Hiini..C(l.
The .95 ,.,,,. ,. .
In regular session yesterday after-
Upon in the parlors of the Commer
cial ciub, the special object of the
meeting being the annual election o(
meeting being the annual election of
p !llc
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usual program was observed. But tw
responued to the call lor current
events, Mrs. Lilburn and Mrs. Bodie.
Tbe clipping rtad by Che latter told
of the dug recent!- organized bj
some young ladies of Los Angeles,
the sole aim of which is to reach
the ripe old age of one hundred
years. Each applicant, slgniiylng
her Intention to heentiin tuetni..i
mu,t I)Iedge tQ a(lnere Bri(,t.
,y , ,he rulc8 of ,vj u,d dQwn b
,ne 8oej After hearing the list of
pleasant things forbidden such as
sweets and dainties, it la doubtful
if the club could swell Its member
ship In our midst. Mrs. Lilburn's
contribution proved as unusual. We
are constantly hearing of now and
strange professions, but Is tills not
the queerest? A .sign appears on an
office In an eastern city reading:
"Tranquility For Sale". Upon en
tering one finds a woman who styles
herself a thought doctor and guar
antees to .restore harmony for a
nominal fee. Ia It not to be regret
ted that she Is so far away?. '
Mrs. J. K. Btinyaii, being the lead
er In parliamentary law, was asked
by tho president to tako chrage of
the meeting and conduct tho elec
tion. The rules of the club acenrrf-
, 10 U1B communion, provide that
iiuuiiuuuuus lor an omrcs be made
and laid on the table until the follow
ing meeting. By a vote of the meni-
hers, It was decided to waive the
rules and finish np tho election. Fol
lowing is the list of the club's new
officials: Mrs. A. J. Lilburn, presi
dent; Mrs. E. C. Bale, first vice
president; Mrs. Guy Flint, second
vlceipresldent; Mrs. J. W. Oliver,
secretary; Mis: .1. E. Runyan, treas
urer, and the five directors, Mrs. W.
M. Bell, Mrs. S. I). Evans. Mrs. W.
W. Cardwell, Mrs. J. A. Buchanan
and Miss Mario .Martens.
The '95 Mental Culture Club Is to
be congratulated on its wisdom in
again making Mrs. Lilburn the
head of tho organization. She has
mnde a splendid president. In that
she has striven hor utmost to act tor
tho clubs best Interests. She has
devoted a great part or her time to
tho work and has wrought only good
In her term or office. Next year
she will give to the club tho benefits
derived from her experience gained
tills year
The last meeting on tho club cal
endar will bo a social meeting ai
the home of Mrs. Lilburn, on West
.nosner sireet, April fourth nt the
usual hour, and will bo for club
members only. Tho newly elected
ofifcers will be installed and alter a
social afternoon, tho club will bo ad
journed until fall.
Mrs. Nathnn Fullerton returned
Tuesday from Portland. Mrs. Kull
erton's Journey to Portland was for
the express purpose of perfecting
herself In the latest dance steps for
'the benerit or her pupils, the num
ber or which is rupidly Increasing.
While In Portland sho took lessons
of one of tho most exclusive and
Sealed proposals will be received
by the uilffelslgnod at his orflce in
tho city of Hoseburg, Oregon, up to
Monday at 6 p. m., April 3, 1916, for
the building of a concrete floor and
otherwise repairing the City Hall
in accordance with the plans and
specifications thorofor now on rile in
my orfico.
All bids must bo accompanied by
a certified check for 5 per cent ot
the amount hid nnd tho successful
bidder will be required to give a
bond of some reliable surety com
pany for the full amount of tho con
tract. .
The Council hereby reserves the
right to reject any nnd all bids.
By order of tho Common Council
Dated March 2S. 1916.
R. L. WHIPPLE.
Recorder of tho City of Hoseburg
Oregon. 405-al
NOT Ol ITTIMJ BUSINESS.
It has been ronortct that t m
quitting the Insurance himl ne
ineso statements are absolutely un
true, as I Intend to remain In the
business permanently. The companies
I represent nre thoroughly reliable
and I trust that no one will be In
fluenced to place their busincrs else
where by these fi' statements.
Your pntronngo Is solicited and will
be greatly appreciated.
ELLA STEWART,
riiono H2-Y. 4:0 S. Pine St.
J71-B20
uost' instructors In the city. Miss
Alice Buchenmeier, of Fordham
Apartments, Knob Hill. Mrs. Full
erton says that the popular dances
of the hour are the Canter Hesita
tion, the National Fox Trot; and the
Ouo Step.
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W. '. T. U. Meet. '
The W. C. T. U. met this after
noon at the hc:e of Mrs. A. O. Rose
on East Lane street. The feature
Oj (he program was a drill in par
liamentary law conducted by Mrs. J.
A. Buchanan. ,
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Mr. and Mrs. Lewis, of South
Stephens street, are rejoicing over
the fact that they are to have some
of their family with them. Mr. and
Airs. Vincent and little Eliza
beth, are scheduled to reach Hose
burg tomorrow, and will mako this
their future home. Mrs. Vincent is
the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Lewis.
This Is the fifty Wednesday In
the month, and an unusual day for
tho members of the Roseburg Art
Embroidery Club. The primary ob
ject of the club is needlework, but
they reserve the privilege to fold up
their sewing and enjoy themselves
on the fifth Wednesday of any
month. The club members are the
guests of Mrs. Myrlg Daniels on
North Rose street, this afternoon.
.
On Sunday, Mr. and .urs. George
Cluck entertained a number of
their friends at their country home,
tho
guests were Mr. and Mrs. M.
Mortimer, Mr. land Mrs. B. A.
Dowell, Ms. C. D. Maynard and .Miss
.achel Mortimer.
Miss LlUy Davlin, of Brockway
was hostess this afternoon to the
ladies or the Brockway Embroidery
Club. The afternoon was pleasantly
chatted away as the guests "sewed
fine seams".
' -Mr.
and Mrs. Pierce Seals, of
North Rose Btreet, entertained at din
ner Sunday evening. TT.eir guests
were Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Howard and
their two small daughters, Elsie and
Edna.
The North Side Sunshine- Club
met at the homo of Mrs. W. T. Kis
nor on Winchester street, last Thurs
day aftoruoon. The time passed very
apiuiy as tne guests visited
their sewing. .
I.'uii(iiet nt Church.
ti.. i.ji.. .... .
i.... muies ot tne Christian chinch
will be hostess at a banquet to the
meniDers or the congregation, thlt
evening at six thirty at the church.
'
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Cordon enter
tained with a dinner Monday, hon
oring the latter's mother. Mrs. L. A.
Allen, the anniversary of whose
birth fell upon that day.
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Mrs. H. M. Bullwinkle,
sireet, will entertain the
(he New Idea club on
afternoon.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Weavor .1..
no(ei umpqua. had as dinner ......
Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ham'
Stapleton.
Miss Josephine Moorhe.d .
dinner guest Sunday at the home of
Dr,
Mrs. L. M. Lehrhach
o. mnmson lert this morning tor
his ranch near Kellogg where ho will
spend a row days.
Mrs. F. D. Owen
Cut Flowers, Potted PUao,
Funeral Designs, Wedding Bo.
qneta, etc.
JUST RECEIVED A FRKSH
SITPLY OP KEllNS
OF'AM, KINDS
Roseburg, Oregon.
Buy Where You
Can Save Money!
The money you set aside each
week for the table, buys more
horo for less.
All goods strictly fresh.
The Careful Housewife
will appreciate this. No special
baits aro necessary to attract at
tention at the
SPOT CASH
BASKET GROCERY
A. (j. IUM..1. Prop.
N. Jiu-Um Stnvt.
FliMir and fV.sl.
Oak anil Fir Wmxl 1
Knlertainment at Brockway School.
A school entertainment was held
at the Brockway school house on
the evening of the last day of
school, Friday March 24. An ex-1
celleiit program was given by the
pupils under the direction of Miss
Vooihits, the tencher. The numbers'
wore as follows: !
llocitatlon "Welcome".... Alma Roush :
Heading "Courtln' in Kentucky"
..Robert McKay'
Reading Tneodore Van Do Vord
"Traps" Exercise by six bo'3
Recitation "Johnnies' Hisfry Les
son 1 Cyril Nichols!
Recitation : Dallas Colby'
Dialogue "The Rival Speakers".
Glen Lamb and Glen Colby
Recitation "John Jenkin's Sermon....
Pauline McKay'
Dialogue "Our Confession" by 6 girls'
Recitation "Seeing Things at Night"
Kenneth Redifer
Dialogue "An Obliging Sister"
Margie McKay and Floyd Roush
Recitation "When Company Comes
to Tea Jewel Hewett
Dialogue "Mrs. Ruggles' Family"
Miss Elvira Lewis and 9 Children
Recitation "Farewell" Bernlco Burks
In addition to the program by tho;
pupils a reading was given by Ed
gar Roser. Miss Lucy Milliken rav
ored the audience with two solos
Which were well appreciated. Mr.
P. L. Randies also gave a reading
and L V. Redifer gave two humor
ous selections. Mr. J. K. Lewis !
sang two comic songs "Bedelia Mc-'
Cnnn" and "On the Good Ship Kan-,
garoo". Both were hits with the lis J
teners. Hercher's orchestra render-!
ed several selections during the ev
ening, which were heavily encored
At the conclusion of the exercises"
J. H. McKay, one of the school di
rectors gave a short talk to the
scholars.
iFollowlng tho program, pies
brought by the ladles wero auction
ed off by J. K. Ltwls. Bidding was
spirited and a goodly sum of money
was realized. The proceeds are to
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P.... . . .SU;.-. ; Mi
or Pitzer ' fV-4 ' ' 9
ladies of V ' ' Wi&A
Thursdas t I 'll (!! fe'i
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You Want Tires!
Of course you want the HEXDRIE. the Tire of Merit. When you
buy Hendrles you get your entire money's worth. Come In and
u-st our samples as no other dealer will allow you to do.
WISDOM
Early to bed and early to rise, cut the weeds and swat the
flies, mind your own business and tell no lies; don't get gay
and deceive your wives; pay yonr debts and use enterprise
and patronize the ones who advertise.
KISNER & MARSH
be used to buy apparatus tor the.
school. ,
ft ft
All the enthusiasm over dancing
and the frequent dances, have not
lessened the keen interest shown
in the clnss of DomeBtic Science.
The art of cookery is being carefully
considered in its every phase under
the capable tutelage of Miss Ethel
Yates, head of the department or
Domestic Science in the Roseburg
schools. The course mapped out by
Miss Yates for the fourteen weeks,
covers the subject of cookery most,
comprehensively and the iuterest qf.
the class has not lagged once.
The course, so far has dealt with
the following subjects: Cereals, eggs,
vegetables, .fruits, meats, batters,
bread and cake. The class on Mon
day night was initiated into the in.
tricacles of putting together a sun
shine cake. ' We will venture to pre
dict that, everyone who waB present
at class, will attempt to put into
practice the knowledge gained thore
some time this week. However,
there Is no danger of food stuffs he--Ing
wasted, since the supply of that
particular brand of cake can never
exceed the demand. ,
Dr. and Mrs. Bradburn have issued
invitations to the Entre Nous club
and a few friends from Roseburg for
a dinner at their beautiful home at
Winston Saturday, April the first.
The nature of the whole affair will:
be appropriate to tho day.
nilOWX WILL ARGUE CASE
BEFORE HIGHEST COUltT
SAUEM. March 29. Attorney
General Brown will leave Monday
for Washington, D. C, to argue be
fore the supreme court the case of
Franklin Bunting, a case In whlcj
the validlity of the ten-hour law is
at stake. The supreme court jrjr
this state upheld the act and Bunt
ing appealed on the theory that the
law violated both tho constitution ot
this state and that of the United
Stnfns
Mils I.AIIV"
!,.,. , , Aniu.,., 11lwl(rC!i T,Ups.
THE WOMAN WHO TELLS
us sho wants another roast
"Just like tile last one"' Is
not a rarity here. In fact,
she's quite numerous.
There's a reason. We never
take advantage of a young
woman's luck of experience
to palm off inferior meat
on her. Hence she trusts
to our Judgment and good
faith. Besides we haven't
any poor meat to palm off
If we wanted to. We don't
handle that kind at all.
CASS STREET MARKET
Mr