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Newspaper Page TextEDISON RECORDS 21c Each Hotv is oiir chance to lay in a supply of Genuine Edison Standard Wax liold .Moulded Records at a cut urice. You may have your choice ot any of these records iu our stock us long as they lust. The regular price of these records 1b 35c, so jrou are saving nearly one half. This Is the first time an Kdison Record has ever been sold at less (hull the regular price. GENUINE EDISON' COI.I) MOVLKKl) AMBEROL WAX RECORDS. are also offered at a hargain price while the supply lasts. We are now selling these f.oc records for 31c each as long as they last. You have never before tought them for less than 60c each. Make your selections today while the assortment is unhroken. Select a dozen or two and make a deposit on them and we'll hold them for you. LENOX & OTT Roseburg, Oregon Al'TO KIRK TM'OK. MAKES KRAISEWORTHY RECORD IX 111 R1.1NOTOX, VERMONT. EVENING R07.EBURG REVIEW i H-HH"MM-H-M-fr'H ri:iiiiiuv i.-., mi:!. ANNOUNCEMENT, have re-opened my course U DAILY WEATHER REPORT I 4 '" Instruction lu painting, and $ , I J those wishing to Join the class 4 U. R. Weather llureau, local office, i 4" ire kindly requested to call any 4-lost-burg, 24 hours ending 5 a. in., j 4 afternoon, corner Flint and 4 oday. I Oak streets. 4 l'ercliitatii.n in inches and hun-4- MRS. J. H. DARTHOLOMAY. Iredths: I 4 laximum temperature r.8 i-JH"J4-4H-4-4"4,4,,H,4--W- lininiiiin tempt-ratim- 42: 'recipilaliou 0 'otal precip. since 1st. of mo. ,'ornial precipitation lor mo. otal precip. from Sept. 1, vg. precip. from Sept. 1, 1S77 otal del'icii n.y Ii'oni Sept. 1, wet .01 4..',0 FOIt SALE. Do your own tire repairing. An electric vuleanizer. bran new: cost ! $2.., will sell for $15. 19.3.. I H. II. GRINSTED, dsvfl5 Urockway, Oregon. "Considering the remarkable short time It takes us to gel to fires, all auto truck cannot be beat," says C. A. Niles. chief of the fire department of lturllnBton, Vermont. "One night an alarm came in from box 32. which Is 1 miles from headquarters, and no better lest could ever be made by any auto or any other piece of fire apparatus. With the very heavy fall of snow that we had tH Inches) the auto reached the fire just as the men from fire station No. 2 (which is just 1 'is blocks from the lire) had their Iiobc laid. So you see for yourself the quality of the machine that we have. The auto has responded to 173 alarms to date and has never refused to start and we have no trouble witli the machine at all. About 90 per cent of our fires are extinguished with the chemical on the auto trucks, which is a record, 1 assure you. We can make 70 miles an hour on good roads, and there is no hill in the city, with the amount of snow that we now have, that we cannot ascend at a good Bpeed. On July 30, 1911, we had a call for help from Sbelburn, Vt. We responded and was just 1 1 minutes going the eight miles, which I think is very remarkable." L. A. Sanctuary, the well known Roseburg resident, recently vislled at Durllugton and speaks very highly of the service rendered by the auto, truck mentioned by Chief Niles. ITISI.IC1TY COMMITTEE. Roseburg I'M re Department. NOTED MlSHiAXtf. venige precipitation for seasons (Si'pt. to .May.) 33 .28 WILLIAM liKI.L, Observer. WEATHER I'OKEl'AST: j Rain tonight or Sunday. IH. J. Dcnn Transfer Company ,, ,, , ' Household goods, plaao, baggage, Don t forget Iluddox. the shoo-; , ' . . , ,ker. He will make your feet tslnd. -uer. woo- nd a general transfer 5 North Jackson street. j business. Baggage checks called for. o . -, good:; carefully handled. Charges eiy furnished and wcll-loculed , re.isonahle. ins-single or Ruii(.-l(r terms j residence phone, dv at desk ot -Met lalleii Hotel, 01 ' 1 .)no . 19G-I,. Roseburg, Oregon. Waldteufol, tho greatest French waltz composer of the present day, Dudley Buck and other noted musi cians have written some fine selec tions especially for the peerless Schubert Lady Quartette of Chicago. You will enjoy every minute of their entertainment here on Feb. l!Hh. under auspices of the Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian Church, at the Pal ace Theater, because it is bright and entertaining from beginning to end. A C.ood Cough Medicine for Children. Convincing proof of the rare cura tive properties of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy came from Mrs. Mary Fuwcett, of (.Iriunell, Iowa, who says: "Chamberlain's Cough Hemedy helped my little boy a great deal when ho had whooping cough. It is a good medicine." For sale by all dealers. C TIME LABOR MONEY by using Star Naptha Washing Powder for sale and guaranteed by Mrs. A. C. Kidd Son CCNFK.AL MOWS. President Taft has vetoed the Dillingham-It timet L iinmiirration bill (which would revolutionize the lintni 'gration policy of the Fnited States by Imposing a literacy test upon all (foreigners seeking a home in Ameri ca. In a special message to the Sen ate in bis own handwriting, the President announced his disapproval of the measure solely because of the provision which would lock the doors of the I nited States against the alien who could not read some language 'o,' dialect. I Hew Frank Horn, the Richmond, Cal., "twin" pastor who defended his wife's charge of desertion on the ground that she b.ul been married by his twin brother, was freed from a charge of bigamy at Redwood City Friday by Superior Judge Buck. His 'wife, Mrs. Mao DcTovrea, who (barged that, ho had married and de 'sorted her, also accused him of hav ing had a second wife in Oregon ,The District Attorney said there was ! no evidence to support the bigamy charge and asked his dismissal. , There is now ho legal action against Horn except the divorce suit in San Francisco. VPPLKS IV PORTLAND MAKKfcT KKACH LOWKS'C PHICE IX MAX Y YKAIW. POHTLAND, Or., Feb. 15. -Apples now are selling at the lowest prices known in years, and they are by far the cheapest fruit in the local mar ket. In the quality of the offerings there is about the usual range, and prices run accordingly, but the aver age in the cost of the fruit is far under that of recent years. Common apples are going at retail at 10 to 15 cents a dozen, the better grades at 20 to ao cents, and fancy fruit it, higher figures, but apples of very good quality and suitable for all purposes are to be had everywhere at prices around 25 cents a dozen and at correspondingly low prices by the box. The wholesale dealers are liberally supplied with the fruit and there nre said to be immense quantities still remaining in the country, which will come into the market later In the season. The outlook therefore Is for low apple prices for months to come. PIAXO RECITAL BY MISS MACLKAX ENTERTAINS GlESTS OF INSTRUCTOR. MOTHER GRAY'S SWEET POWDERS FOR CHILDREN AVrtninK!icl(orFpvcrlNhiitH. I'oitMi i -hi. Hon, II i u -I r h v, Ktoiinii-li Troiinl-'n, TtM'tlihif l t r it o r ami I) I'niroT Wnni... Tli.. IlriMtli nnl'nl.l. Don t accent hampln mmlM KIIEH. Addri-., or yubs(ituto. a. S. OLMSTED. L Roy. N. Y. A very pretty afternoon tea was given Friday by Mrs. Chas. lletullue iu honor of her pupil, Miss Violet Maclean. The St. Valentine day idea was carried out consistently in the decorations and refreshments and even in the printed programs. As sisting Mrs. Heinline were Mrs. J. V. Hamilton, Mrs. J. II. Booth, Mrs. Fred Huyues, Mrs. 11. G, Wilson and the Misses Merle Hamilton, Maude Maclean and Stella Krohu. Miss Maclean, though hampered by a sprained wrist, gave her six piano numbers an essentially ade quate performance, Interesting and instructive. She plays with poetic fire and abandon, doing her best work in selections of romantic flavor. Mrs. lieinline's work us a teacher commends itself in the fact that she presents a pupil successfully in a program so varied and taxing lu its demands. Following are the nutn oers: Sotiota, Op. 25, No. 2. . . .Clementl Arabesque rangell Pendant la Valso Lack Xocturuo, Op. 9, No. 2 Chopin Waltzing Doll Poldlnl Houdo Caprlccloso .... Mendelssohn Ladies' leather hand bugs at the Roseburg Book Store. A choice se lection of high grade goods at mod erate trices. Have you applied for your 1913 auto li'vne yet ? If not, you can secure them through the Roseburg Garage on X. Rose St. TYPEWRITERS New Machines $5 Down and $5 a Month A. S. HUEY Co., Roseburg, Or Spray material atMarstersDrug Store. Lime, sul phur and blue stone. Also pre pared lime and sulphur in spray solution. Sold in any quantity. MARSTERS DRUG CO. our Clothes Sent tome Promptly i-n yon patronize our family washing department there are no an Stilt' delays tinil iiilsiinclorstiuiilliiRs Hoarding the return of your iili'ii'd rlotlics. r washliiK Is called for regularly each week, It la laundered quick pncl delivered promptly. I service proves more satisfactory than washerwoman aervlce In py respect, llesides, you know that our work Ib absolutely aanl- ine call brings a wagon to your door. PHONE 380 and our laundry wagon will call. ONE STAR LAUNDRY RAND BROS., Props. Corner Tine and Woodward Sts. Almost Lot His Life. S. A. Slid, of Mason, Mich., will never forget his terrible exposure to I a mernileHB storm. "It gave me a 'dreadful cold," ho writes, "that caused severe pains In my chest, so it J was hard for me to brent he. A neigh I bor gave me several doses of Dr. King's Now Discovery which brought 'great relief. The doctor said I was j on the verge of pneumonia, but to continue with the Discovery. 1 did so and two bottles completely cure-j i me." Use this quick, safe, reliable medicine for coughs, colds, or nny throat or lung trouble. Price M)c and $1.00. Trial bottle free. Guar anteed by all druggists. It NOTICi: TO AIM ISWS. Artisans take notice that the regu lar meeting of I'mpiiua Assembly will be held on the se.otid and fourth Wednesdays of each month, in the Ibamiuet room of the I. (. (. I hall. 1 0t J-. K. MILLKDOr.. M. A. If your stock of home canned goods Ih running low, you can mi pplemeni them with some of our choice dried fruits. Ask for what you want. We huve it. The Hee Hive Grocery. Yes, we have it 'ort Jones Creamery Butter the best in Roseburg LOUIS KOHLHAGEN ne 19 107 Cass Street .!. m:v si'i:ciai,tii:s in 4. m ii.ni'iis' HAitiiWAiti:. 4. 4. 4. S. 11. Crouch, the hardware J. dealer, lias Just received a film 4. new line of specialties In 4. Hullders Hardware, i nese in- rlii,1' fltorini' TlllltlV other 4. thlliKH, an Automatic Window 4" a. Lock, a new Screen Door Fast- 4- 4. ener and a patented device for 4" ?. holding doors open. Iion't 4 4. miss seelni! them. ! Remember, we carry every- 4. thing for hulldlns purposes In 4. the hardware line, also Inciud- 4. lni! paints, brushes, etc., lime 4 and cement, J. l ine New llli 11 li s. J. An extra fine line of Itlcy- 4 4. rli-s for l'j 1:1, is now In stock. 4. liist barKains ever offered lu 4. Ilosehiirir. 4. k. 11. citorcii. 4. Sheridan St., opposite S. I'. 4. depot. Turk and Jones Streets San Francisco California Within two blocks of all I he main theaters and places of amuse ment. Headquarters for Oregon people. Rates $1.00 Per Day and Up Auto bus meets all trains, or lake any taxicsh at hotel's expense. "You're Safe at Thas Store" That's the point we're mak ing. No matter how little or how much yoii buy here, we want you to feel Kl'ltK that every purchase will be satisfactory TO YOC- or we ll do ail In our power to make it so! What more can you expect or auk of your grocer? Try 11 s Htid nee. VALIiNTINK ATI A1HS. The attendance at the masquerade ball given by the Moose lodgo Friday night was more than the armory could normally accommodate, but everybody had the best kind or a time, and the lodge realized a small addition to Its treasury. Prizes for the best sustained characters wero won by the following: Gents, jointly to George Culver as the "lellow Kid" and Sam lllack as a monkey; lady. Miss Mary McCarthy as u col ored woman. Mrs. R. M. llrumfield, Miss Inez Ivltchlu and Miss Agnes Story wero hostesses to twenty ladies at Mrs. llrumfield s home, Umpqua Park, Friday afternoon. The home was prettily decorated for the happy occa sion and refreshments were served. Mitts Klaine Hell won the prize for making the most original valentine. Twenty-five ladies wero the guests of Mrs. V. l4. Walsh at her home on West Douglas street from 2 to f o'clock Friday afternoon at a Valen tino thimblo party. Customary sea sonal ornaments, embellished with flowers and potted plants, made very inviting decorations. During the af ternoon Miss Mario Walsh enter tained with several piano selections. M isses Viola Willett, Hazel Kuyken dall and Leon a Marsters assisted In serving refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Calkins enter tained thirty of their Mends at a Valentine party at their ICdenbowe homo Friday evening. A splendid dinner was a feature of the enjoyable occasion. Tho Valentino social given by the Young People's Society of the HaptiHt Church at the M. F. Thomas home Friday evening, was well attended and hugely enjoyed by all. A Valen tine postofflco and other Valentine features furnished abundant enter tainment for all present. Ullle (Jirl Cured of nn Awful Cold. "Two years ago our little girl had an awful cold that settled on her lungs," says Mrs. Win. Galhralth. of Hamburg, N. Y. "We were greatly worried about her condition. She had a persistent croupy cough that clung to her despite all our treat ment, until I got a bottle of Cham berlain's Cough Remedy. This prep aration relieved that drendful cough and choking and effected a positive cure In tho course of u few days' time." For snlo by all dealers. C LOCAL NEWS ..k .-ilgjgs3J j For Infants and Children. KlS? -.I.' OIIOI. 3 PER CENT. AYegiMuulcPrrp.iMioiilbrAs Simtl.1lill)IU!ivlinil)ni1, ling Utc Sins-arts DiutDrntlstf Pmmolps Dt-tpstinnfW t(! ' nr?SJliirl I'csirnnr.ihsneilt'T lipiuni.Murphiiie iwrMuttal. WOT NARCOTIC. Jix.$mm Hon , Sour Slnttwch.lllatrlioca Wnrmc rmiVllUtllJIS.i'l'tt'ri.M; ncEsawlLossoFSuirp. filSiniile Signdturf of NEW YORK.. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears tho Signature of LW In Use For Over Thirty Years Exact Copy ot Wrnp 0BNW) COHHNr, NKW VOHR ctTT. NOTICE. A number of people are under the Impression that In selling our livery business we also disposed of our bluukBmlth shop. This 1b a mistake, as we nre still doing business at the old stand and are prepared to care For your work now In the same effi cient way that we did before tho fire. Shop on Main street. Also have sand and gravel; wilt de liver to any address. Phono your orders to liMl-R. rtBW BANKS A WELKRR. Contractor 11. S. Nichols Is now nt home again and ready to take care of all work In his line of contracting, carpentering, etc. Plume HK8-Y. K ! 4--H---lI--!-'-!-H- ENDRIGK & ING rS Square Deal Grocers Phone 63. North Jackson Ht. At the annual meeting of the Sutherlln Fruit Growers' Association thin week, the following trustees and officers wero elected: II. II. Strong, president; J. II. Large, vloo-presi-dent; J. C. Freydig, secretary; A. 11. Slack, treasurer; 1 11. Walte, W. S. Duer and W. K. St. John, directors. I W. Kranz was re-elected manager. The association handles feed and supplieH for the fruitgrowers, and Lint year did a business of l!:i,l!!H, an Increnso over 1911 of 110,606. Steel cash boxes, fire proof, no soldered joints, and fitted with a good Corbln lock. Three hIkcs, $1.00, $1.7o and $2.00, at the Roseburg Hook Store. All members of Woodmen of tho World and Lilac Circle lodges are urged to help carry out the ptans for tho Hard Time Social to be given by thoso lodges on Monday evening, Keb. 17. Each member Is requested to appear In "tacky" togs and com pete for the prizes to be awarded the most original costumes by lady and gentleman. Bring a friend, nl ho. f 1 5 Have you ever tried the famous "Minerva" brand of choice Italian olive oil handled by us If not you have missed something good. The finality Is guaranteed by the Hee Hive Grocery. Roval Typewriters guarantee satis faction. It Is the only good low priced typewriter on the market. The Roseburg Hook Store are locnl agents. You ran always find a complete line of strictly fresh National HiHrult Company's package goods on hand at t his store, and the fresh ness of the goods are guaranteed by the Heo Hive Grocery. Order a pint or quart of Oregon apple syrup. Fine flavor, pure snd wholesome, and "made lu Oregon." Ihirvey-Kabtman Grocery Co., phono 103. Belter do U now before you forget It get that 1913 nutomoblle license Ht the Ronebnrg Gnrage on N. Hose Hireet. They nave the bother and un certainty of writing to Salem. ! Look over your old shoes slid bring i them to lladdox. He will make them rs good as new. 335 North Jucknon street. SHOULD YQ" W'S" a Suit of Clothes that is up-to-date call 119 Oak St. For style, fit and workmanship. We have few equals. We also Clean and Press Repair and Alter Gentlemen's Garments. We're Tailors and second to none. . 1 1 te Most Roseburg hounewtTes uie either "Pride of Douglas" or "tjueen City" flour. There's a reason tor it Phone 13, Douglas County Mills, It your grocer doesn't carry either kind. Why is a bakery Rko a meat shop? Itcfaiifio there's bakiii' there! Old Mother lliihlmnl Went to the Cupboard To get her poor dog; a tame. Hut she uiih mistaken For she hud ordered soiuo Huron of us (hat morning, And so (he poor dog had nouel you tried our fine Breakfast Huron Yet? Have The Economy Market Geo. Kotilhagen, Prop. PHONE 58 &fe rta.li of r.n.y nnd tapl. Krnaarl.n always nn hand at the WEST SIDE GROCERY la the boat moa.y can bur aid la addition to right prlr.a we gnar aatr. the tuallty- But. Mm. and monrr by trading with ne. DO WELL 8c FOSTER PHONE 29 WEST ROSEBURG, ORE. LISTEN to the demands of reason and pru dnra whvn 'hey counsel you to save your tim. your strength, your clothes, and lust but not lwust, your possible health by sending your laundry to u i. We do your washing Quicker, with less wear on the garments, and as all v ni k la done under absolutely Military cotidltlons your lnundry Is returned to mm free from all genus and lust, but not least, you have saved your time nnd strength for more Important duties. Roseburg Steam Laundry Jackson Street Phone 79 BAMK I'llOJiU FOIt TUB VACUUM CI.KANKH.