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Newspaper Page TextCRG R YO -I, news i and deseriptions. 10 nurserymen. 2hristinus dishes, t the Uensou liro dtf lliow you our new and ornamental n & Hluck, the nur- T BIG CARLOAD OF PAGE WIRE FENCE. S. B. Crouch bus just re- celved another large carload of Foul Plot. eful plot pxlsts be bowcls to cause dis g to net. take Dr. Pills, and end such ystem. They gently iou of stomach, liver , restore your health eelings. 26c at all B the celebrated Page woven wire fence, direct from the factory. He 1b now prepared to make 4s satisfactory arrangements for supplying fence In any quan- 4" tlty ou reasonable terms. Call and see him without delay, or telephone your needs In this line. 4 Aluminum Ware. 4" See that splendid line of new Aluminum ware on display at 4 Crouch's hardware store, op- poslte the S. P. depot la Rose buru. Here are articles that are needed In every household. 4 Always bright and last a life- 4 time. dswtt 4. i.4..;..I..H-l..;..M-4"HH"I"I"t"I- If you have something to sell use a want ad In the llevlew. SEE ifornia- this' Winter It Atlnutivo Seaside ltorts Famous Hotels, Magni ficent, Kroiicry, Delightful Cliimiti', Outdoor Sports of all Kinds, with Jlils of Drives ThroiiRli Orange (.roveM and ulong ocean boulevards. the I IKQijTES7 I Has ill F.fTert Hound Trip Faros $55.00 Portiand to Los Angles FIVective .Tnlitiiiiy 1st, 1013. JJ.il.70 Kiikoiii: f.O.SIO lioM lilllR 4 l.'.M (.'rants l'nss I2.M Medforil ll.H.- Ashland to Ijos Angeles to J.OS Angeles to Los Angeles to Los Angeles to Los Angolos I fares apply to Colton, Pasadena, Riverside, and San .'ternar- , With corresponding low fares 1 11 intermediate poinn and overs going or returning and long return limit. rlptlve and' interesting literature on various attractions of the ion State may be obtained from any Southern Pacific agent, or rriting I JOHN M. KCNTT, General Passenger Agent, Portlnnd, Oregon. HYGIENE OF VIOLINS. The Proper Kind of Case For TI.e- Sensitive Instruments. The viiilin and vli'li.iu-elln are must sensitive to ntumspllerie eoii.lillulis sili-1 suffer from iituiostc-ie variation itiite as tuiieli as (he tender vocal emits 01 the singer. iimse won n::ve alleluiotl to make the i.illn an urn:r inent liy hanj.'ln.i; 1! upon the wall uaw had reason to repent taliini; surh a lllierty. The violin loses Its varnh l ami gradually lis pitch mid tlniluv The nrtiliclal heat of rooms In wintei luahes Its toiie raucous when it doe., not obliterate It entirely. Metal eases morocco covered, are equally unlit for It. A Htrong. well varnished wooden case, even though it lie not especially attractive to the eye. suits the sus eeptihilllies or the violin much better. Certain iiualltles. sometimes uiisas peiliKl. ill the wood play an lriiport.ir: part la the ralsllieatloii of notes, calls lug progressive deterioration. There was a time when manufacturers up plied to their product several coats of "paint" I. c, 11 concentrated .solution or bichromate of sodium potash in boiling water. The wood soon admir ed 11 yellow tone, and under the action of light after drying the color dark ened and took on the aspect of very old paint. For commercial purposes this was all very well, but what happened to the purchaser was that as soon ns he began to use his Instrument exposed to the light the bichromate worked on thu gelatin, which the manufacturers employed to color the wood and pre vent the penetrating of the vnrnish. wtille some element 1" the bichromate of soda was converted Into stone. The violin suffered petrifaction, wiiien im peded Its tone and rendered It useless. Uurper's Weekly. FOUND. Locket with chain, mono gram 011 locket. Owner please call ut this office and describe it. LOST. A hound pup. yellow and white, glass spot iu one eye. Fred Batemau, Melrose, Ore. dBW LOST. A belt pin painted in violets. Initials 11. 11. M. 011 the back. Kind er please return to this office. FOUND. Small purse containing Bomb change. Owner please call and prove property. is tei Did you ever play Santa Glaus to a woman? i If no you have not forgotten what ,' . a joh it was to select sultablo MAS . PRESENTS for her. Why not come to us and li t us help you make a selection from oar nice assortment of things women need and like -Tor instance "Scnorita" Silk Mantillas or Scarfs .r::,i.!'at,fro,ri'k mm-,n 8"ade8 65c to $6 50 each The "Phoenix" and "Everwear" Silk Hosiery. All sizes, shades and weights and a guarantee with every pair, and think of It. the price is only 75c and $1.00 a pair. Dravvnwork and Battenburg Centerpieces in the most w ished for designs at a sjx-t'iiil price for the holidays. We also have a hundred and one other things to select from If none of the ahove arc acceptable. Also a splen did lino of gifts for men and boys. Fiich as Mip'',,,l-r nm' R alwvo holders, lnutinliitf robe nnd slippers to innlh. Iiaiidki'rrlilefs, etc., etc. CALL AND SEE THEM I. ABRAHAM Jackson Street Roseburg, Ore. JEWELS MADE OF ROSES. How the Dainty Petal. Are Turned Into Fragrant Trinkot.. There could scarcely be a lovelier Rift than u string of tiuy bends, nn amulet or a trluket to slip among your kerchiefs and laces to keep them sweet, made of roses and of tho love and taste and patience that must go Into the fashioning of such n gift. The making of rose trinkets Is an nneient custom revived, nnd rosaries Hindu hundreds of years ago are fra grant today. Gather the rose petnls when the dew Is on them and screen them clear of every foreign substunce. Put Un clean, dewy petals through a food ehonner-tbe liner they are ground the better-nnd all tho bouse will smell of roses, spread tue puip ou u plotter and set it In the sun for three days, stirring In a few drops of spring water now nnd ngalu to keep it moist. When the pulp "works" in tho sun nnd reaches tho consistency of n light foamy dough that can he pressed smooth without crumbling it is ready- to muld. Ilefore they nre quite dry run n good sized hatpin straight through the mill die of the beads or amulets Into n Imiird and set the hoard In the sun for ten days, and they will grow hard and fragrant. Thread tho heads on strand of silk, the nnnilets on fine rib bon, nnd the older they grow tin sweeter they will smell. Christian Herald. Plucky Bird.. Compared with inaininals, parental love Is stronger In birds, in protectlnt their nests and young, birds ofter show courage and strategy, more or less of which Ir doubtless Inherited. Even the so called dangerous mam nulls, the. bears, mountain Hons, wild cats and other innmmals that aro best ji lite to protect themselves, seldom make a stand against domestic Intru sion. Harely do they utteinpt to en tice nu enemy from their homo by strategic means, but at the first warn iug of dnnger they either hide or watch the intruder from a safe distance, lint there nre very few species of birds thnt do not attempt to defend their homes in some way. nnd even the in- timid evince nioro Intelligence than most miunijytls, C'ulliij-'s. A ladies' leather hand bag mnkes a splendid Anms present for a lady Got the best at the Roeoburg Book Store. What Is tile difference lietnecn a lo comotive and u teniMrance move- ment? WANTED. ii"ii 11 1 1 in 'i'ii i" Piii ii i ii;ii f,i i . "r -r,i - -id XMAS SPECIAL 8 K 2 WANTED COOK First-class woman cook wanted. Address Box bi, Kogue Kiver, Oregon. WANTED. A girl wants work by day or hour; willing to do any kind of housework. Call or send postal card to 444 Mill street. WANTED. Agents. Best Ink eradl- cator on the market. Something new. Sells to every business house. Big commission. Sample 35c. J. W. Autle, Medford, Oregon. FOR F.KNT FOR RENT. Unfurnished house on Flint street, Roseburg. Enquire of J. F. Barker & Co. FOR RENT. The J. W. Mullen resi dence on Winchester street. Mod ern 6-room dwelling, with chicken yard, garden and fruit trees; near paved street. Inquire of Mrs. J. W. Mullen, or call up 325-K. FOR RENT. Seven room house, un furnished, 244 South Kane street. Call at thU office. dtf FOR RENT OR LEASE. Central Hotel, on reasonable terms. For further particulars Inquire of J. W Wright, Room 6, DouglaB National Building. FOR SALE OR TRADE. FOR SALE. Good span of work horses, 9 nnd 1 2 years, weighing 2500. Cheap if taken at once. Address G, care Review. dsw FOR SALE. Good business, paying good profits. Will sell for cost of fixtures, as I want to leave city. Call at Roseburg Shoe Shining Par lors, Corner Cass & Rose, and In quire for K. . Egan. FOR SALE BY OWNER. Improved homestead relinquishment near Roseburg and on county road. Ad dress "A," care Review. FOR EXCHANGE. A stx-aere or- ange grove, half navsls, naif Valencius; good crop; a good dis trict, valuable water rights five room house, beautiful Bbade trees, one block from eleetrlo line. Prioe J9000. Win consider well Im proved, well watered Douglas County ranch, with stock and lm plcments, noar railroad and good town, to full value. Address X, Rosoburg Review. dsw 1110 SNAP. FURNISHED, newly built. 7-room bungalow, all con veniences. North Roseburg, for sale at bargain If taken now. Ad dress or inquire- at 1003 North Jackson street. FOR SALE. Anconas, 18 pullots and 1 cockerel, at ?1 each; also i crys- Now is the time To see us about THAT Plow! No murtar wlxtt Mnt of noil y bava, w bftva faft mm Mna ea pw ra tiBWL Oar BHVBRHBf Ji P1XJW In omailac nw tn few aumAiihn. W iwb wtM .TCrJ Hwtw vr m v. Jan. mwmj naiuw . . . tnAMAJU rjrim mius and YAK B1R'5T VIOIAM. Roseburg Feed & Fuel Company One toot to stop the train, the otlie strains to Mop the tout! ' TOOT! TOOT! Stop Your Auto., Motorcycle, Aeroplane.. Carriage., Itllgglcff. Wagons, Fool. tops, FOIl Till-! IIF.ST .AT m il HTATION Frenh Hoof. Mutton, I'ork nnd Ijinil). Smoked nnd Halt Mi nt., SnuH(c nnd llatn. The Economy Market I Gw. Kohlhacen, Prop. ' PHONE 38 T7ERN ISLAND r GREENHOUSE Roseburg, Oregon Mrs. F. D. Owen, Prop. Phon 8F11 Cut Flowen Potted Plants Funeral Designs Wedding Bquets Just received a fresh supply of Ferns of all "kiiitis. Also on sale at The Rose Confectionery 5,000 Automobile Votes with f each $1.00 Purchase 30,000 Automobile Votes with j each $5.00 Purchase OF CANDY OR NUTS The Bee Hive Grocery I (INCORPORATED) A ANYT1I1NO YOU WANT IN TUB GllOClSllY .INK-IP WE HAVEN'T GOT IT, WE'LL OUT IT. S ROY ROADMAN PHONB M R. o. DUNHAM. 0 i- tul White Orpington pullets and 1 cockerel for $5, If tuken at onre. Inquire at this office at 6 p. ni., or address Ernest Barnum, Rpaeburg, Oregon. ' dsw FOR SALE. New piano, Just out of the factory; wilt sell at a bargain; cash or terms. Address H. F., care this office. FOR SALE. Property rn RiverBlde Addition to Roseburg at the as sessed valuation. Inquire of Joseph Schrema, owner. FOR SALE. Good established busi ness, well located and paying good returns; small amount of capital required. Excellent reasons for selling. Bee McGllntock & Oeddes, 316 Cass St. dd&G FOR SALE. Piano In first class con dition. Cost $400 new, will take $200 now. Address E, care Re view. dsw FOR SALE. Choice resld.no lot. paved street, cement sidewalk, gas, sewer, etc., already In. Will sell at bargain and on ty terms. Ton deal with owner. O&ll at Review office, or add reus Box T, Roseburg. FOUNTAIN PENS FOR CHRISTMAS We have a fine assortment of A. A. Waterman and Slmploflllor, solf-tlll-liiK, non-leakable fountain pens. We aro making a substantial re duction on all sizes of pens, especially for our Christmas trade. We guarantee each pen to give satisfaction. Each pen In Christmas box, with holder and bottle of Ink free. dBW MARSTERS DRUO CO. Have Arunde) tune It ' Sidewalk lumber cat ready to lay. Page Investment Co. Phone 141. tt Xmas decorative material, mil, tugs, wax candles, and Xmas tree or namontB at the Roseburg Book Store. New shipment of bnlbe Just tm, Kltrldn & Black's, the nurserymen. TRKHI'ASM NOTICE. Positively n. traspsssing allowod on i lands of tbe On try estate, dsw N. GURRY E STATU. FOR SALE. oed souad Spltsen- berg apples. A (Krone F. D. Frltsch, Roseburg, or shone 8XM. FOR SALE R. I. Red cockerel, win ner of third prise at the Douglas County Poultry Show, 1912. He Is a fine bird and cheap at $3. In quire at Review office or phone 109 -L. 1bw FOR SALE. Fewneea .acres, an river bottom; 8 aerea in yeneg prune erohart tn keaiimg, at i ap ples, peaches and walnots. Very reasonaoble terns. Onlv 1 V4 miles to R. R. station, lnaolre at Re view office, or address Box T, Rosebnrg, Oregon. dsw rM.u.friA ir.il Pnlnt rint Imn. for merly $6, now 13.60. Buy now, be cause they'll advance In warm weather. Guaranteed for 10 years. S. H. Goodman, electrical supplies, opposite city hall. tt CHRISTMAS 1 SUGGESTIONS! It lu not too early to bsfl Tonr Christmas shopping. The fact Is the earlier you begin the batter selection you est. We are offering some attraotlve bargain in tk following articles; For Men For Women TIES NROKW-AB GLOVES HOHIMBY HOOKA HANDKMnOlIIBFa HANDKERCHIEFS COMBS HUHI'HNDFIW I1AIUITTBG UMBRELLAS OLOY1M WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF LINK" HAIR CHAINS. HAIR CHAINS AND FOBS FO R CHRISTMAS PIUTHaTNTg. TOIHMKJAN (JA1' WJLL WKW TO OKI) BR. TERCINSKI'S A "STORE FOR EVERYBODY" Write Ideas for Moving Picture Plays! rf T CAN WRITE PHOTO PLAYS AND iUv EARN $25 OR MORX WEEKLY We Will Show You How! If you have Ideas If you can THINK we will show you the sccifts of this fascinating new profes sion Positively no experience or literary exnellanos niceriary. No "flowery language" la wanted. The demand for photoplays ta practically unlimited. The Big film manufacturers are "moving heaven ind enrth" la their artonnxato get enouxh good plots to supply Clio erer Increasing demand. They are jfferlng 160 and more, Ihrstngle ncenniios, or written Idoas. We have received many letters from cue film manufacturers, sueli as VITAORAPII, EDISON, ES8AN AY LUHIN, SOLAX, IMP, RKX, RELIANCE, CHAMPION, CO.M&T, MEl.IKH, ETC., urging us to send photoplays to them. We want more writers and we'll gladly toacli you the secrots of success. WH ARB SELLING rilOTOI'LAYS WRITTEN 11Y IHOI'I.B WHO "NEVER REFORM WROTH A LINK FOIt I'lIILK ATION." Perhaps we can do the same for yon. If you can think of only one good Idea every week, and will write tt out Si. directod by us. and It sells for only 2D, a low figure. You Will Earn $100 Monthly for Spare Time Work FREE SEND TOUR NAME AND ADDRESS AT ONCIJ FOR FREE COPY OF OUR ILLUSTRATED BOOK, MOVING PICTURE PLATWRITINQ." Do&'t hesitate. Don't argue. Write NOW and learn Just what this new profession may mean for you and your future. NATIONAL AUTHORS' INSTITUTE 1543 Broadway NEW YORJC CITY