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.imm DKtKMIIEK 6. 1911. LOCAL SEW 9. Christmas uwhicib . Hare Jon seen the piano at Joseph- Let US ngure nu juu wu iuwui-l Sprague Lumber Co. Think of H, a piano given away at Josephson's. dtf Combs, brushes and mirrors, best quality and lowest price. Hamilton Drug Co. Try our New Kabo Corsets. They are so good that once a woman gets one of them suited to her figure she will have no other kind. Sold only at the Rochdale. Barrlngton Hall Coffee, steel cut, easily brewed, produces a clear, am ber drink free from bitter tastes and muddy flavors. A high quality of coffee prepared for you In a scleu titlc and practical manner, all chaff and dust removed. It never falls to please. Sold only by the Rochdale. Umpqua Creamery Butter, the pro duct of a local private creamery, milk from one herd of Jersey cows, kept In clean, sanitary barns and run on alfalfa pastures. Cream separated and churned with the most modern, up-to-date machinery. The best butter on the market, none ex cepted. Sold only by the Rochdale. SOUTHERN PACIFIC TIME CARD. Northbound. No. Name Leavs 12. Shasta Limited .. 7:30 a. m. 14. Flyer 11:55 p. m. 16. Overland 11:15 p. m. 18. Port.-Ashland local 1:45 p. m. 20. Port.-Roseb'g local 9:00 a. m. Southbound. 11. Shasta Limited ...12:41 a. m. 13. Flyer 9.15 a. m li. Overland 4:05 a.' m. 17. Port.-Roseb'g local 19. Port.-Ashland local 5:30 p. tc No. 17 ties up In Roseburg. ar riving here at 11:55 p. m. It forma the equipment of No. 20, whlcn leaves here at 9:00 In the morning. returning to Portland. It will be noticed mat tne above IB LUO le.iviiiK iimu , mco i lutu. Most o' them arrive 20 minutes be fore departure. The Shasta Limited does not take on passengers at any place between Portland and San Francisco. It carries through busi ness only. ITS WISEST TO BE AHLAD OF TIME Place your orders with us for your needs iu KIMII.IMi WOOD. We can now fill the order with th3 best selected old growth fir, the klud that will make your fire starting or building an easy matter and a cer tainty. Wo also carry HOCK SIMtlMiS COAL and a full line of FEED AND HAY. ROSEBURG FEED AND FUEL CO. Winchester and Jackson Streets. Phone 163. HICKS AND WORSTELL Civil Engineers and Surveyors FARM AND LOT SURVEYS Descriptions and plats checked for attorneys. Water power and Irriga tion work. Plats and maps drawn. OFFICE With Commercial Abstract Company 32a No. Jackson Street Residence Phone 131 Party R tit: ni ... unite i none us THE YOUTH OF A MUNICIPALITY Jersey City Sets an Example Any Town Can Fellow. PLAN UTILIZES SCHOOLS. Proposed to Open as Many of Them m Practicable During Winter For Young Folks' Dances to Keep Them Off the Street. Jersey City batched a new Idea In regard to municipal reform. The problem of keeping girls off the street at night has long confronted large cit ies. Jersey Cltj, with Its large ele ment of foreign population, thinks It has solved the question. The Jersey Cjty Idea Is this: Ouce a week the community of young people round about the public school of their district are Invited to attend a dunce at the schooihojse. The city educa tion::! authorities play host, and voting people, some of whom would other wise be hamulus cheap dance halls, are Invited to attend. The floor of tit: school assembly hall Is swept anil waxed, and from h until 1l)::tO o'clock the dance go;s forward with gaoj music. K. A. Ransom, secretary of the fori etv Tor the Prevention of Cruelly to Children, was entertaining some friends In his home when John Warren, attor ney for the Society For the Prevent lr.i of Cruelty to Children, remarked that, in his opinion, it was a civic waste ta close the schools to the public as Boon as lessons were done. The schools lie longed to the people, snld Mr. War ren, and s'hould be utilized for public purposes other than tho teaching of the three Ii's. Mr. Itansom thotieht so. too. and consequently the matter was put be fore the school board, which suggested that a committee be formed of persons Interested In such a movement. Mr. Warren and Mr. Ransom organized the school extension committee. "Though the scheme Is far from complete." snld Mr. Wnrren. "never theless wo hnve passed tho experi mental stage. Our plans are to open the schools for men's civic clubs two nights a week, for women nnd girls' clubs two nights a week, for a public lecture one night n week and for n dance one night ft week." Sir. Warren was asked if the scheme of schoolhouse clulis had been tried elsewhere. . "Yes." bo said: "It has had a marked success In Rochester, for Instance. But as far as I know tho Idea of mu nicipal dances Is original. So far wo have only held dances In school 32. but next w'ntnr we expect to extend the custom to all the schools where practicable throughout the city. This can only lie done with the aid of the board of education, which. I may add. Is heartily In accord with otir plans." ARTISTIC ENGINE HOUSE. One In Los Angeles an Ornament to the Neighborhood. There Is located in the west end of Los Angeles. Cal.. a Are engine house which was designed and built with the idea of being ornamentnl to the resi dential district In which It Is located nil her than the reverse. This house Is built In a style adapted from the tim bered houses of Germany and is a de cided ornament to the neighborhood In which it stands. It occupies a little triangular piece of ground which as Flatus norsa w toe Aifoar.ra. wonld Ire ueless for almost any other purpose and which makes It possible for the building to give protection to a residential nelglilwrhd without lowering the value of property "next d'Hir " It seems to solve very nestly the problem of constructing such a public utility In a way that is neither a nui sance nor an eyesore. Such details as a well tended lawn with flowers, shmbs and trees mike It far more at tractive .than the ordinary engUe house. r 1 i I ! . t How many loaves to the sack? That Is the real price of tho flour. There are more loaves of bread in a sack of Snow Drift than any other flour milled west of the Rocky Mountains. It is unbleached, pu.e and wholesome. Sold only at the Rochdale. DR. M. ASHTOX Chiropractic Physician and SpluologUtt. 224 Cass St. ROSEBURG, OR. MRS. S. K. GRAHAM Teacher of China Painting Painted Articles for Sale. 628 S. Main. Roseburg, Oregon. DR. 1. E. SXELL Osteopathic Physician Rooms 10-11. Marsters Bldg. Roseburg, Oregon. Phone 119. 1)11. FIXLAV Dentist Rooms 4-5. Bell Sisters' Bldg. Gl RDOX A. FORY Vocal Lessons Studio 437 North Rose Street Phone 290-R. " ROSEBURG, OR. MRS. CH. JILES HEIXMXE Teacher of Piano Studio 423 Ella St. Phone 33-R. In;. H. E. UEKMAXX Eyesight Specialist 217 South Stephens St ROSEIIL'RG ... OREGON Ottice Hours: Phones: 10 to 12 a. m. Office: Main 171 2 to 4 p. m. Res.: Main 172 DR. LUCETTA SMITH. I Physician Womea and Children Diseases a Specialty. Office. Masonic Bldg., Second Floor 1 it. C. L. PEARSON I DENTIST ! Or'FICE IN REVIEW BUILDING. i Hours: 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. AI.I'.KltT S. HUEr OPTOMETRIST 118 W. CASS ST. oneburg ... Oregoa Telephone 315. Hours. 9-12 " 1- i DR. F. W. HUNT Dentist. Abraham Bldg. Roteburg, Oregoa. OILS. SEELY. SETHEK A STEWART Physicians and Suraeoni. 1 Suite of Offices . Rear Douglas Na I tlonal Bank, Ground Floor. Phone 367. - - - - OREGON ftOSEUURG j . DR. i. L. CALLAWAY, Osteopathic Physician. Graduate American School of osteopathy, Kirksvllle, Mo., nn ier founder of the science, Dr. A. T. 8011. Abraham Bld. Phone 159 KwSEHURO OREGON -T NEW YORK CAFE Chan Jo, Prop. OPEX DAY AXD NIGHT. Meals at AU Honrs. I Regular Meals 30 cents. Chicken Dinner Sundays, from 12 noon to I p m. ! fr Chop 8uey, Noodles, Fresh Oysters, Fish, etc., all the time. Cor. Jackson ft Washington Sts Tf1- f : . t Eastern Outers In Any Htyle. . Short Orders at Any Hour. Quick Lunch Restaurant YE TOY. Prop. REGULAR DINNER, 2V Chicken Dinner Every Sunday. Open until 10 p. tn.. dally. Sherld.i Street Near Depot. OPEN ALL NIGHT. i I ; 1 1 , 1 4, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS LOST AND FOUND FOUND. Ladj'i silk scarf. Owner please call at Review office for It. FOUND. Lady's kid glove. Owner please call at Review office for It. LOST. Leather watch fob, gold buckle with stone setting. Finder leave at this oltice. Reward. WANTED PUPILS WANTED. On mandolin, guitar and mandola by experienced mandolin club teacher. Rapid and thorough advancement. Prepare yourself for my advanced club and derive some plensure out of yonr Instrument. A. Ferguson, ilerring ton House, city. dolO FOR RENT FOR RENT. Two houses. Inquire 404 West Douglas. FOR RENT. Furnished room, with or without board. 627 Court St. FOR RENT. House two blocks east of Masonic temple. Inquire at ;he residence of Judge Hamilton, dtf FOR RENT. Furnished house keep ing rooms, with bath privileges; no children. 302 W. Washlngtou. FOR RENT. Two furnished rooms suitable for man and wife, or two gentlemen. Lights, water, and bath privileges. Call 607 East Lane street. dllt FOR SALE OH TRADE RUNE TREES. Wo have them, as well as a complete line of other nursery stock; salesmen wanted. Donald Nursery Co., Donald, Or. FOR SALE. Eighteen thoroughbred White Leghorn etiickens, cheat; Address S., care Review. FOR SALE. Ten-room, modern house, in ood locality on paved street. Inquire 603 Mill St. dtf FOR SALE. Equity In twenty acres in the Flak Fruit Tracts. Ten acres in vo-jug orchard. Inquire Review ollice. MAI.KET REPORT. Prices paid by Roseburg dealers, ti-reals. WHEAT 90c. OATS 50 to 53c. HAY Vetch. J12 ton; grain, 12. UAKLEY J35 ton. Livestock. STEERS Alive, 44c. COWS Alive, 3H4j4c. VEAL Dressed, lie. SHEEP 3 'Ac. HOGS Dressed, 81c; alive, 6 He. WOOL 1 5c. MOHAIR 3.'.c. POULTRY Mixed chickens, alive, S & 10c; dressed 12".c; ducks, all3, 14c, dressed. 20c; turkeys 20c. EGGS 45c doz. BUTTER 30c to 35c. POTATOES 1 4c to 1 14c lb. ONIONS 1 'j fl 2c lb. CAIillAGE 1 V.C lb. HONEY 12t4c 15c lb. APPLES $1.25 to $1.75 per box CAULIFLOWER 75c to $1.2.1 doz. Best Breach Cakes Are made from Sperry & Go's. Drifted Snow Flour. We also have Sperry & Co's. Whole Wheat and Graham flours. 50 lbs. at $1.60, 25 lbs. 85c, 10 lbs. 40c. SAMPLE FREE The BENSON GROCERY Pure Phone 184 HILL'S NEW STUDIO CORNER LANE, AND PINE STREETS Christmas Photos HAVE THEM TAKEN NOW UAItlNET PIIOTfM A SPECIALTY. All, WORK GUARANTEED. nnvu-oi'ivu ami pitiTi; kok amateurs. Vl li PATKO.NAt.E SOLICITED.- FOR SALE. In lots to suit pur chaser, 100 stock sheep and 130 high grade nannie goats. J. 11. Hawley, Divide, Oregon. dsw FOR SALE Furniture, stoves, beds, desks, chairs, table, dresser, chif fonier, rugs, fruits, etc., all in good condition. 216 N. Stephens. FOR SALE. Fine Bteel range and weathered oak dining table and chairs; all new; cheap for cash. H. B. Heald, Box 3$, Edenbower. dswd4 AUTOMOBILE TO TRADE. 5-pas-senger car, 1911, model. In first class condition. Owner wants real estate or good notes. Address Box 745, Roseburg. FOR SALE. Second hand single Mitchell buggy and barn ss, fit. Penson Grocery. FOR SALE. Asparagus roots, Pa! meto variety, also early jersey Wakefield cabbage plants. II. C. Dawson, 62j Second Avenue South, North Roseburg. FOR SALE. 20-horse power hori zontal tubular boiler. Inquire at Roseburg Steam Laundry. dtf FOR SALE. Lot 60 feet front and extending to river; One river bot tom soil. Inquire at 608 North Pine street. . dtf FOR SALE CHEAP. New 6-room bungalow, the cutest In arrange ment and painting, Inside and out; panel wainscoting, bullet and plate rail, etc., in dining room; good ' pantry, with cold air closet; com plete bath room, connected with . sower; hard wall plastering. For terms see A. Creason. dtf Patronise Review advertisers. Clean House Cleaners Know there is no Cleauer that will Clean Cleaner than a Clean VACUUM CLEANER Have your Clean house Cleaning done with a Clean VACUUM CLEANER. Phone 79 and ask for the House Cleaning Department of the Roseburg Steam Laundry Food Store 225 N. Jackson
