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Diamonds Lend An Air of Pros
perity to the Wearer
' HOME IXDI'STRIAL WORK. teacher who had her child In charg. I'ollMKll ltOSEIHItti WOMAN'
unJ more than one had to be shown HE1XO TRIED KOIt ARSON,
lesson to the room where her child 1b In (
To cut a star with one stroke of school . jWlliwH Aaliil Mr,. Kv Veiies.
the minors. Material needed: A, At the election for maintenance lell of tMor of kenvsene In
i.ir of ..iK,,r. a Mere of naner. s of 'he schools for the coming year Horning Hotel.
ruler.
The paper should be of a kind that j ould the patrons have thought hue! CHE HALIS W ash. nee. S.T
rill fold easily. First cut a square I ""'so voters made radical changes iuj taking of testimony In the trial
4) Diamonds always have been and always will be a good investment. 5 !
A Diamonds on the hand are better than money In the bank.
'A TI...V lii.1lr.nra iirnuiipHti' Tliv nfTnrrt iiiiImM nlaauii I'm Thav nl.
tract Individual attention.
Nothing cou'd possibly he a more acceptable gift than a splendid
diamond. Nothing could ever give more returns on the Investment
than the purchase of a good diamond.
No matter how little or how much yon wish to spend, this store has
for your Inspection a complete srock of diamonds. We buy only good
diamonds. We buy diamond-! Kiat you and we both can be proud -t.
We are willing to sell them at a.w puonmp tptta 'uiSUniu isopoiti 8
sell is guaranteed to be exactly what we represent it to be. We
show diamonds both loose ami mounted; and we would very much
like the pleasure of showing you oiirdlamond stock.
We are particular about the engraving on your presents. Wc have
a special man for that work, an expert in that art.
I A. S. HUEY CO. ;
5 Kuwlmiv's Lcudi.n; Jewelers. Ol'KX EVENINGS TA
Al'TO STAGE LINK DF.rOT.
MARRIED.
Dally stage and atitoi for .Marsh HAMILTON WHITNEY. At
field and all Coos Day points, also Christian Church parsonage
fnr Pool unit Millwood, leave 0. W . i burg. December 6, 1911,
Rnpp's grocery store. 133 Sheridan.
Cash paid for produce along the Hue.
j of any size desired. Then cut a cir
cle. Fold t his across the middle.
Then fold tan shape so as to have
the folds of about the same size. To
mako a five-pointed star, fold four
', times; to make a seven-pointed star
fold six times, etc. With the scissors
'cut in such a manner us to cut off
the rounded edge: this may he done
very slantingly, moderately slanting
ly, or slightly so. a few trials with
pieces of newspaper will soon enable
.one to produce good stars of any de
sired number of points. These may
be used as patterns for laying off
.stars for decorations of heavier ma
terial. I Three stars of different points as
follows, five, seven and eight, satis
factorily made will be credited as
one hour's work.
Pupils will find It Interesting to
see how many points they can make
and get them regular; this might he
reported and we shall seo who can
make the most. The piece of work
should be on hand to exhibit if
wanted.
This week closes the report period
fnr this month and if there are those
Vwho wish credit on Ihelr cards for
RihnniA work as suggested In the fire I
f. 'publication of this kind of work, the
report shouia ie mime iu mr i ...
of the pupil by Friday of this week.
There are no blanks prmieu 101
hie i.nmnse. Parents wishing to
encourage their children In this work
will please write a note to ine uwm'i
nf the iniiiil If a form Is desired the
following may be used: This Is to
.nirr that Is entitle:!
to .hours credit for work done
at home under my supervision In..
. . . ( Here state tile Class oi me
ork. whether home stntiy oi iwihi.
home work, or nome iihuimi
orkt. , , , ,
Tk. imnimo nf this work Is to hcl:
Interest the parents In the work of
.1... 0i,nni The teachers are not ex
pected to urge your children to do
this work. We are simply giving an
opportunity for those who have
. . tiintiii.il train
ho BjlKeu wnj e , ,
S. The
f
our school system? i Mrs. Eva Vaness, of Inlock, charged
We wish to urge that the patrons, with arson, began this morning iu
visit the schools; we Bre too crowd' dithe Lewis County Superior Court,
for the best work; there are niBii Sensational testimony was given
disadvantages that could easily be by the Rev. L. I.. Simmons, of the
overcome: visit the basement room Wlnlock Daptlst Church, who de
al the l.ane school" rooms 10 and 1-' clnred that lie detected the odor ot
at the same building; visit the as-'coaloll when he went upstairs Into
senility room at the high -school, and the burning hotel. He testified that
tell us where to place the mid-year! oil was on the carpet in the hall, also
class of 33 that will be entitled to on a rug w hich he smelled to deter
protnotion to the high school at that mine If It were saturated with coaloil.
lime: also visit the basement rooiul llarvey J. Kelthley swore that
at the high school and see If it meet
with vour Idea of a high school labor
atorv. Also visit the gymuuslum at
the high school building and see
what you think of the chance for the
rulthatton of the physical part of
147 pupils.
The superintendent's office has re
ceived more inquiries from outside
the school district than from within
the district as a result of the former
publication of the proposed home In
dustrial work for the pupils of the
schools of Koseburg.
Visit us, give friendly criticism,
and perhaps you too will become In
terested In our great work.
first-class horseshoeing.
First-class horse shoeing, work
manship guaranteed. At Hanks &
Welker'a shop (the Hexroad shop! on
Main street. dswtf
TRESPASS NOTICK.
Positively no trespassing allowni
on the lands of the Curry estate,
daw N CUHRY FSTATff
I..- ill the school to uemuu
Carvel "irate their sincerity in asking for
. ... iim. i . eiirn win !.
Hamilton anu .vuss .-lay nine. , t 1(kt8 .,,rP
both of Oakland. Kev. J. N. Mc- Ju,t0l hd een signed and
Council ofhciatliig r0", rned more than a hundred
These young people will 1 make their Ja wcrH , out Inform
home on a farm near Oakland. parents that their children were
o n()t (1()lllK passing work In one or
NOTICK TO KI.KS. more subjects. Most of these were
Ignored, as you may Judge for your-
lioseburg Dodge No. 326, B. P. O. selves when you are Informed that
iKlks. will hold a stag social on Thnrs- the S91 children actually "
'day. Dec. 7, at 8 o'clock. Elks' Hull, school attracted lit visitors to t.te
!"ln the (iood Old Summer Time, schools ouring me !.. ..... .
Croat Program and fine lunch.
COMMITTEE.
More than one of these visitors did
not actually know the name ot ttie
glorious iiAiu
For Every Woman Who Wants It.
Anv woman who neglects her halt
cannot expect to have as lovely hair
as the woman who doesn't.
Wash the hair once a week, use
PARISIAN SAGE daily keep your
hair brush clean and In a few days
vou will i-ive to your hair a beauti
ful lustre that you will be proud of.
PARISIAN SAUK IS a mosi re
liable hair tonic: so reliable that me
Ited Cross Pharmacy guarantees u m
rarilealK dandruff, stop falling hall
and itching scalp, or money back.
It should be used pa a uresBing u
every member of the family because
it keeps the scalp clean, prevent
hair from turning gray, and bald
ness. Large bottle. .".0 cents. You
will have no use for ordinary prep
arations after once giving delightful
PARISIAN SACK a trial.
Ends Winter's Troubles.
Mrs. Vaness objected to putting tae
fire out. The evidence of John lye,
deputy marshal. Included a statement,
that something in a pitcher burned
like kerosene when the vessel broke.
Mrs. VenesB asked a Mr. Champ io
let the fire alone and save outside
property, Tye testified. Tye stayed,
he said, and Mrs. Vcness objected to
his efforts to suppress the fire. He
asserted that when she was In the
kitchen she threw something on the
fire and made It burn better. He
thought It was kerosene.
George Wall said he had been
shown some oil by Champ near the
head of the stairs, running several
feet. He said Mrs. Veness admitted
she knew It was there.
A. C. Shlves. Charles Rnrkefellow.
and Marsl'.a! Castator verified state
ments regarding the kerosene od r
and oil said to have been in the hnrn-
ItiE hotel. The case is attracting large
attendance and the court room is
packed at each session.
To many, winter is n Boason or
tniiii.le The frost-bitten toes and
iim'im dimmed hands and lips
chilblains, cold-sores, red and rough
akin, move this. Hut such troubl'
tlv before llncklen's Arnica Salve. A
trial convinces, llreatest healer oi
hums, boils, piles, cuts, sores, bruises,
eczema and sprains. Only i:c at all
druggists.
"The more advertising, the mor.
h'ts'.coss. the more business, the mor
profit. That's what you're after "
Mrs. Veness formerly lived In Rose-
burn, her maiden name being I'llKing
ton. She Is the former wife of John
D. Gallagher, of Oakland, Or.
Where the Locality Does Xot Count.
'Absolutely Pun
To have pure and wholesome
food, be sure that your baking
powder is made from cream
of tartar and not from alum.
The Label will guide you
Royal is the only baking
powder made from Royal
. Grape Cream of Tartar
No Alum Ho Ume Phosphate
DAXTK'S INFERNO A
WOMilfllKn
FILM.
Wherever there nre people suffer
ing from kidney und bladder ail
ments, from backache, rheumatism,
and urinary Irregularities, Foley's
Kidnev Pills will help them. Iielvi
dere. ill. E. A. Kelly, an ex-englneer.
says: "Three years ago my kidneys
became so bad 1 was compelled to
give up my engine and quit. Tbere
was a severe aching pain over the
hips, followed by an inflammation of
the bladder, and always a tliicK seai
ment. Foley's Kidney Pills made me
a sound and well man. I can not say
too much In their praise." Tonic :n
action, quick 111 results. Will cure
anv case of kidney or bladder dis
order not beyond the reach of medi
cine. No need to say more. For
sale by all dealers.
IjOTAL NEWS.
The Best Gift is The
Useful One
What is more useful than a nice dish or set of dishes?
Select your Xmas presents now while assortments are
complete, and we will hold them for you.
An hour of leisurely shopping in our store now will
accomplish what cannot be done in three hours later on
during the rush.
REMEMBER, we are closing out our entire line of
dishes at cost. We have just a few selections of Fancy
Haviland and Austrian China left.
Going at cost. Come early and get
your pick.
The Benson Grocery
DINNER
SETS
A Special
Offer
42 Pieces!
Only $3.50
Call and see them
This set is a
great bargain
L. H.
Rhoades
&Co.
.2nd "GoocJs Wanted
From the Portland Dally News:
The pur excellence of moving plctute
science Is being shown at the Btar
Theater this week. It Is a portrayal
of the scene pictured In "Dante's
inferno."
Only those who have witnessed
thn tlve-Hlui production can com
prehend the Immense amount of labor
necessary to produce such pictures.
In some of the scenes there are 200
or 300 characters.
Dante's story Is that of a trip
through hell, with Virgil, who
agreed to act as his guide.
Nothing has been spared to mince
the production lit the subject and
to exploit the nameless and inde
scribable grandeur of the poem.
Whole mountain ranges, hills rav
erns. rivers, lakes and subterranean
passages are employed to play their
subtle parts In the bigness of the soi
ling with eternity as a background.
Every trick und device of stagecraft
and mechanical art has been utilized.
until as a whole something is
wrought which seems beyond the Im
agination. Kfforts nre used that sll'
amazement and wonder and almost
bespeak the supernatural.
An Alarm nt Night
That strikes terror to the entire
household Is the loud, hoarse and
metallic cough of croup. No mistak
ing It. and fortunate then tne iiickj
parents who seep run-.
Tnr Comiiound on'hnnd. II. W. Cas-
sellman, Canton. N. Y.. says: "It is
worth Its weight In gold. Our little
children are troubled with croup and
hoarseness, and all we give them Is
Foley's Honey and Tar Comiiound. I
nlwavs have a bottle of It In the
house. For sale by nil dealers.
Christmas llonkl. ts nt Hamilton's.
Let us figure with you on lumber.
Spraguo Lumber Co.
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.
How many loaves to the sack?
That Is the real prlco of the 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, pure
and wholesome. Sold only at the
Uochdule.
Harrington Hall Coffifl, steol cut,
easily brewed, produces a clear, am
ber drink free from bitter tastes and
muddy flavors. A high quality ot
coffee prepured for you In a scien-
tillc and practical manner, all Chan
Biid dust removed. It never falls to
pleuse. Sold only by the RophdaW.'
t'lupnun Creamery nutter. tlnf.tro-
duct or a local private ramery,
milk from one herd ot Jersey hows,
kept in clean. Sanitary' ha'tHif and,
run on alfalfa pasluiee, Crvma'
separated and churned with tho'triojt
modern, up-to-date machinery'. The
best butter on the market, none ex
cepted. Sold only by tho Rochdala.
DH. M. ASIITOX
Chiropractic Pliyslclun
and
Hplnologlsl.
224 Cass St. ROSElIUnO. OU.
ITS WISEST
I M ItS. H. K. CiltAII AM
Teacher of China Painting
! Painted Articles for Sale.
;528 S. Main. Koseburg. Oregon.
lilt. It. K. SNF.I.I.
' Ostpopallilc I'liyslrlon
Rooms 10-11. Marsters Illdg.
Koseburg. Oregon.
Phone 11-
NEW YORK CAFE
4. Cbasj Jo, Prop. 4
t
OK. UNLAY
Rooms 4-5.
OPEX lAT AND NIOHT.
Meals at All Hours.
Regular Meals SO cents.
Chicken Dinner Sundays, from
12 noon to t p. m.
Chop Buey, Noodles, Fresh
Oysters, Flsb, etc., all the time.
f Cor. Jackson A Washington 8u
Pure Food Store
Phone 184
225 N. Jackson St.
f '
X Kwtrn Oysters In Any Style. ,
J Short OroVr. at Any Hoar.
Quick Lunch
t Restaurant
t YE TOY, Prop.
IIIXilMII KIN'NKK, HV.
4 Chlrk.n Dinner Every Sunday,
i Open until 10 p. m . dslly.
4 Bnerlriaa Street Near Depot
OPEN ALL NIGHT.
TO BE AliLAI) OF TIME
Place your orders with us for your
needs In
Mll.l(i WOOD.
Wc ran now till the order with th3
best selected old growth fir, the kind
that will make your fire starting or
building nn easy matter and a certainty.
n iiift carry
ItOCk M'UIM.S COAL
and a rull line of
HH AND Il.tV.
ROSEBURC FEED AND
FUEL CO.
Winchester ami Jackson Streets. .
Phone ItU.
Dentist
Dell Sisters' Bldg.
GUIDON A. KOIIV
Vocal lrsoiu
Studio 437 North Rose Street
Phone 290-R. ROSKI1URO, OR.
MRfl. ( II. lll.ES IIEINI.INK
Teacher of Piano
Studio 423 Ella St. Phons 33-R
llt. II. E. HERMAN
Eyesight Specialist
217 South Stephens St.
ROSKlll'RO - OREGON
Dfflc Honrs: Phones:
10 to 12 a. m. Office: Main 171
I to 4 D. m. Res.: Main 172
DR. U ( ETTA HMI1II.
Phy.lclaa
Women (nil Children Dl
Specialty.
USce. Masonic Bldg., Second floor
DK. C. I. PEARSON
DENTIST-
OFFICE IN REVIEW BUILDINU.
Hours: 10 a. m. to 3 p. m.
A I. PERT S. Ill EV
OPTOMETRIST
111 W. CASS ST.
Hoseburg ...
Orogoa
Telephone 335.
Hours t-lt
" 1- I
HUNT
DR. F. W
Dentist.
Abraham bldg. Roseburg, Oregou.
DIW. gEELY. SKTHER A STEWART
Ph.lrlaiM and Hurgrona.
Suite of Offices Pear Douglas Na
tional Hank, (iround Floor.
Phone 3(17.
ROSEPl'RO - - - ORKOON
DR. J. I.. CALLAWAY,
Osteopathic I'hyslrUn.
Oradnats American School oi
Osteopathy. KlTksville. Mo., sli
der founder of the scl.oc. Dr.
A. T. Stl'.l.
Abraham HM. Phone HI
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