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Supplement to EVENING ROSEBURC REVIEW FEBRUARY 23, 1013.- BKAU THIS NOTICE. There will be a sacred concert and abort aermon at the Christian Church Sunday evening. Prof. Duns more and aon of Portland will assist In the ainglug. Members and friends of tbe church should be out in full force at tbe morning service, as this will be the beginning of a short re vival. Services on Monday and Tues day evenings will begin promptly at 7 and last only GO minutes. Howard McConnell will preach Tuesday even ing and the remainder of tbe week. You will be made welcome at tbese aervices. J. N. M CONNELL, Pastor. Progroeo Bred In tho Bone. It la all rlKht. says n bulletin of tbe ftaleui illl.i t'lvli league, to want ltn inurement, "hut what Biileni lincll.v need, nlotii; with (hut lilu wishbone is mure lw klxuif" - wiee comment widely applicable mid often with mor torn tlinn In awakened Sulem. He Won't Limp Now. No more limping for Tom Moore, of Cochran, Go. "I had a badsore on my Instep tbat nothing seemed to help until I used Bucklen's Arnica Balve," he writes "but this wonder ful healer soon cured me." Heals old, running sores, ulcers, boils, burns, cuts, bruises, eczema or piles Try it. Only 25c at all drusslsts. H Security stock remedies at Os burn'a Pharmacy. dsw WARM WEATHER COMING Soon is the Verdict of the Weather Man and when it does co ne you- kuow it will be warm enoujh o' nights, without stuffy, ill smelling oil lamps, lo add to your discomfort. Why not avoid it by having electric lights installed now. Douglas County Light & Water Co. Phone 6 1 , Roseburg, Oregon Do You Like Honey? We do not mean the everyday garden variety, but the geuuiue Alfalfa Blossom Honey direct from the alfalfa fields of Echo, Oregon. If you like that kind, call or phone to the North Side Grocery PETTY & WALKER, Props. Roseburg, Oregon Fire Destroyed The Old Mill But We're Still in the Ring at the Old Stand PHONE 56 The ROSEBURG FLOUR MILLS A CARLOAD OK NEW GOODS ALREADY ENROUTE You Don't Have Go To Sea To lor Oml Culvert, Omnl Sewer Pipe, stir 8 to M Inrbe Cement building foundation and chimney block. Cement sidewalks and crment work of any kind. I hava fire 0' all house t will aril cheap, as I want to use tt money In oLhr business. Ee my burglsr-proot window Icck. In O. K. Bee Pat'i Elaatie root paint for leaky rood W build, moti or repair jroor bouaea. Bnalneaa buildings a specialty. O'er fori; ysare eipertencs in building. SS,SS&. F. F. PATTERSON satseeeaaat ael44aaaaa 1 J A PLEA FOR PLAYGROUNDS. Suppose th. mors fortunate members of tho community also wtro denied the opportunities which they row onjoy for recrea tion end amusement. Suppose, if you will, thst laws wcro passed prohibiting them from running automobiles, from playing golf or tennis, and imagine tho effect upon them of the enforcement of such requirements. And yet for all practical purposes these are tho conditions that exist among tho poorer members oj tho corn munity. They are as virtually denied opportunities of recrea tion as if they were living under such a statute. Lawrence Veil Isr. Value of Civic Beauty. We tbluk ourselves fnr ahead of Eu rope, mid in !ome resects we are, but the Hermans and the French builders oT cities have learned what many .Wncrifiiiu dn nut yet appreciate-that ,-lvli' lieauty has u practical value t-iosely icliited to nearly every form uf trade I leaver ltetiilillcltn. C:icly cities are a reproach to ortli i-iry itiiod nen-. and America is fast le-irnltiK the lesson tint of the quick cttltm of i-lcie jirlde. now so conaplcu umn In muni pkit-es. is bound to t-orae a tlrer town life everywhere. New Tom d era lit Sick Headache. This Is usually caused by a dis order of tbe stomach. Take a good Jose of Chamberlain's Tablets and tomorrow you will feel all right. For Balo by all dealers. C Much of our stock was uVetroypd but U' arc prepared to fill order promptly for Flour, Grain, Hay, FVod nnl FuH. The warehouse next to tho destroyed building has been filled up as h'-adfiuarters, where wo will bo clad to welcome old and new pa troti s. To See PAT A NEW AGENCY OF IMPROVEMENT The Public Library as an Aid !o Civic Eeiterment. NUCLEUS CF TOWN WELFARE It Can B UH aa a Social Cntr and Mad to Extend Its Activities in Co operation With Other Municipal De partmsnts. A rll.Y plan exhibition now occupies wveml Inrire nmina la the Free Pulilli- Library ImildliiK of Newark. X. J. The room wore untile ready, the article t IuhkIHciI nnd hung nuil alxuit .ihj In bela printed tin n linnd press by nsslst mils In the llhrnry. This exhibition contain no pictures or drawings of el vie centers, plimix, pinks, vntel fronts or oilier beiiuty spots for 1-iew-it rk or any other elty. The city plan commiaslnii. which supplied most of the niiitorlnl, rnnllned Itself to the study of siii-h homely fuels ns mn help I Item to reaeli wise answers lo the question. "How sluill we mnke N'ewnrk n more clltclcnt rltyV" Several depiirtnienls of the elty gov ernnient nt the lilirnry's siiKestion hnve contributed lo the exhibit nml sent iniiU'i'iiil to Illustrate their own work and to show how closely their several activities nre ill lied to the plnn of ninkln it more ellielent elty. If n puhlle library may extend Its activities beyond the Held of book pur ehnse. bonk storing nml liook dlstrlbn t Ion. then It heroines nt once an Insti tution particularly well tilted to co-op-crate with any or nil of the depart inents of its city. In the Inst ten years the modern American free puhlle library has prov ed, not In one city only, but in a acore, nud not In one town only, hut In hun dreds, n much more viilunble institu tion than even those responsible for tta development nutli-lpnted. Time and again It hits happened that n communi ty, stirred n little by a few enthusiasts, has rather languidly voted to take upon itself the burden of uialiitaliiliig aiub- tbb ctunLi or nric wklfahe, rniiLio LIIIUAtty IN a NKW KNllI-ANU TOWN. lie lil.rnn. 'I hen It hurt mldcj to ltn li bra r.v iuiiiH'itt a liltrarlnii of vnlhUHl asm, skill ini knnwU'dtv Ami then, Iti u ft'W .i';irs, tin I own discovered thiit It iii-"i;.in'tl ii vtL'npMM and power ful y lor the imiiMitltii of general wHfr.iv. Tin li'r;uv's iMliiilni-;.;iIhni Is usii I!y v. i!t.,i;! iti,;. t.til i- i n fei'lliijr vh:it- I. Ii .-.it ! it.-, i ;.--. f with tfovfrii- it " ' . ii,. iu.nic;iMrit-t. hfnltli. . .- h-.ils ,'iinl scun-.i uf i !i :,. -. i i' him h hi:i.fs (I Its - : i j;iMht mii llifM- siiltjetts ' : 'I I.i'M liifui'HKitttiii the ' f.-n i !'T (hi till llic-i- tnii s. i' l i- nil li!cr:il III". Ili-I'H'.V, i- ': ' ..;.'i v n nil I In1 lint nrtx. it ': - ill I 'll ill"!! Ill liti "I.1. Jnlir : 1 i. .. Hi.t : I lii"il-'!i "i lio'ils. m f lit- ;'i'Hi- ill II I't IliK, sttH't'S. !"t M tll'i'iMJf- lif UMiUlll'II In fur- Mi'-- M l I. -;li T ;fi''U-ii-S T'u L'ftH'iMl nilt:i' iiluifist nlwnys hiriks t,r i'-i lll.iiin in ti-nn- of litem tuiv mid i-ii'! 'ii l.-n.is of nxiunercc :in! I:.il::-ii. ',.if the time Is rupidly ;t.iri;i. In nt; w htn tin- ulti' llhrnry of a cri'.it iiy. whili- tit luu In eiTee liviMifos in the ii'iiili'tiiic Held, will hike over ti itself, eitln-r dlretly or thmiiuh I'lH.-liMit eo-oier!ttton, much of the work ihv done hy uiunlclpnl II hrarfe nnd hy spt. ial libraries like lhie uf hanks, factories lnurnne itmpuiiiiM. charity orciinlzation soHe th-s. iinihi' lpal r'fe:irrh tjtireuns, etc. I'sefnl tin puhlle llhnirles now an thf.v have m an-ely hetfini to occupy tin tat iiftlitarhin field which awnlt Iheni. In the fields of tneehnnlcR, phys lr. chernlMry, mannfactiire, trnnwp'ir t'ltion. roniiiiene nnd many other top ik It H earh day more dthVtilt for the i isit Incorporated Industry, with nil P expert, to keep so well Informed of ile Wfrlil't fidvame ns to mnke no cowl ty crron How unfit will lie the sav ids when the puhlle llhrnry brlnj: loe to those who dally need it all tho the world learns each day! Kcp th Town Tidy. Tidy parkways, gutters ami var-airt lota co fur Inward making a town beautiful and attractive. APPLYING GRAVEL TO ROADS. Up t Oat Firmrt lie Mamie Spreader Far Difficult Jab. 2 In a k-allty where a large mileage if itrnvel and rock rouda bad been con it ructed farmers discovered a method )f laying tbe material uniformly and with a minimum of MflM-wnrk. Reveral of tbe farmer owued manure ' preudcrs uf the klud tbat have low unnuliiK. easily detarbed beater and lutnmntlc tail piles. Tbey removed Hie lieuters. took tbe load of ttu ma erial they could hiiul, drove nut anon tbe rmid to lie treutetl, tbvew tbe ma- -hiiies In tear nt a siecd tltat waa re tired to make the proiier application if the lun'erlal. and It was spread la a inlform layer mi the roadbed, 8ome of the men wltb an Implicit faith In their machines did not even ;o to I lie trouble of removing tb beat rs. Popular Mis hall les. Lockout Mountain Read. A remarkable piece of road building baa been dune In tbe vlclulty of Lo LODGE CARDS A. F. A. M. LAUREL LODGE, No. It. Regular meaUng tb second tad fourth Wadnaav laya of each moatn at Maaonle Tm lile, corner Jackaon and Caaa. Bojonr aera Invited to attend. J. W. GROVES. W. at. W. F. HARRIS, Bc B. P. O. ELKS, Roaebarg Lodge, No. liltt Hoida regular uuuuuuai cation at the Elk' Tampl on ibe 2nd and 4ta Thursday of each month. All member requeated to ittend regularly, and all vleltlni brother are oordlally invited to at tend. BINOER HERKAJsN, E. R. U. O. 8LOCUM. ilecratarj. IIEOREE OF HONOR, Mystic Lodge No. IS Meata 2nd aad 4th Mon day evening of each month In tho Odd Fellow'a Temple. Vtaltlnt membera arc cordially Invited ta at. I tend. ADA LAMPSON. C. of H. I E. U. LENOX. Roc MAUD KIRK, Receiver. KAOLES, Roseburg Aerie meets In -heir ball en Jackaon 8U, Ind ana 4th Monday- CTenlnga of aeb month, at 8 o'clock. Via I tin breth ren In good standing always welcome. C. P. LEWIS, W. P. B. F. GOODMAN, W. Bee Phono M 183. I. O. O. F., RlMlng Htar Lodge No. 174 meets In tbe Odd Fellewa Temple very Friday evening. Visiting brethren always welcome. R. C. AGEB, N. O. W. S. POWELL. R. 8. M. FICKLE, F. 8. I. O. O. F., In Ion Kncatiipiiieiit No. t Meets in Odd Fellows Tempi every Thursday evening. Visiting brethren always welcome. E. N. BWART. C. P. J. E. PICKENS. R. S. JAMES EWAKT, F. S. !. O. O. F., IMiih-tHrltui UMlge No. H Meet a in Odd Feilowa Temple, corner Jackaon and Ouas Sta., on Saturday evening of each week Mesibers of the order In good stand ing ure Invited to attend. J. C. MULVEY, N. O. M. M. MILLER, F. S. H. O. LEWIS. R. S. O. K. H., ItoM-huru; luit r Xo. H. Holds their regular meeting on the let nd Ird Thursday In each month. Visiting membera In food standing are respectfully invited 'o attend. MRS. NOR AH FLINT, W. M. FRBE JOHNSON. Bee. UIVAI, OHMEIt OP MOOSE, Rose burg Lodge No. 1 0 II 7 . Meets every Tu'iday evening nt 8 o'clock In Maccubco hall. All visiting brothers Invited to attend. L. WIMBRRLY. Dictator. H. O. PAROETER. Secy. HKIIKKAIIH, Roseburg Rebekah Ledge, No. 41. I. O. O. F. Meets In Odd Fellows Temple every Tuesdsy evening. YtslMng stat.rs ind brethren tnvltsd to attend. MRS. O. L. WRIGHT, N. O. MISS ANNA FEROUSON, Bee. MRS. LULU LINDSEY, F. B. WOMEN OF WOOIK'llAKT, Lilac Clrcl No. 41 Meets en tbe 1st and 3rd Monday evening of eacb month at Odd Fellows' Hall. Visit ing members in good standing are nvlted to attend. MRS. MINNIE MATHEWS, O. N. CLARA CAWLFIELD, Clerk. WOODMEN OF THE WOULD, Oak Camp Na. ltt Meeta In tbe Odd Fellows' Hall hi Roseburg every 1st and Ird Monday evening. Visit ing neighbor I ways welonme. J. A. BUCHANAN, C. C. M M. MILLER. Clerk. LAND PLASTER Our car of Utah Land Plaster has just arrived. This is fresh stock and the price is right. Roseburg Feed and Fuel Co, Lest Ye Winter shoes still selling at from 10 to 25 per cent reduction S From regular prices, and we will continue selling them till we have made room for our immense stock of i-pring goods now arriving and enroute. ' : , THE QUALITY 8IIOK STORE 213 N. Jackaoa. Next Co P. O. Anp-lpa. Cat., on an nutotuuhlle high way from Ijiutvl t-anyon lo tlir sum mit or lookout niiiiinlnln. It la Just ariile enouch for one vehicle anil, says tbe Sclentlllc Aluerli-nn, haa one route for aarendlnK nml another for do- ioi'iiillns cara. It rivala the fnmoin road uf Norway and the Alps In Ita multltiHliniMia V'x. hnlrpliiR and abarp turn. The aide of the Bleep mountain I actually lernioed by thla road. The oopulnrlty of thin run la nhiiwn by the atrtnjr of rare on a holiday. Tbe criulea are very eny. nnd the road is PerfV-rtly aafe. A flood Cough Medicine for Children. Convincing proof of the rare cura tive properties of Chamberlain Cough Kemedy came from Mrs. Mary Fawcett. of Orinnell, Iowa, who aaya: "Chamberlain's Cough Remedy helped my little boy a great deal when he had whooping cough. It la a good medicine." Kor aale by all dealer. C You can always find a complete line of strictly fresh National Biscuit Company' package Roods on hand at thla atore, and the freshness of the goods are guaranteed by the Dee Hive Grocery. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. The two leading magazines of the Pacific Coast, th Pacific Monthly ind tba Sunset, 1 ave been conaoli datad undor tbe title of "Sunset the Pacific Monthly." It Is the Intmtlon of the publisher! to spare no money nor effort to make I Do As I Advertise Roseburg's Leadin SHOE STORE ORDER BY MAIL I Pay Parcel Post Charges. Forget prices cannot be equalled R. L. Stephens Buaast th Pacifla Monthly a credit ! to the Wast and a magaala of Na tlonal value and tmportanoa. To Introduce It to new readers, we will make the following apodal offer: Send 60 cents In stamps, and we will pat your nam on our sub scription list for tta next four months, and will send yon a (rae copy of tb superbly Illustrated Mid winter number, and also tb famous Sunset Indian poster, securely packed In a mailing tube. It will mak a beautiful ornament for your front room or den. Send your order to Fred Locklej. Northwest Manager, Sunset th Pa cific Monthly, Portland, Oregon. Turk and Jones Streets San Francisco California Within two blocks of all the mats theaters and plana of amuse ment. Headquarters for Oregon people. Rates $1.00 Per Day and Up Auto bus mt all train, or tk any taxlcab at hotel's expense. noifi HISLOP The Shoe Man Perkins Building, Phone 125, Roseburg Watch this space for startling facts that will appear in the March First issue. we will again remind yoa r.HWt ,'i new spring stock of .shoes I trif ' ' ing daily, and for real valnc out,'.')- FINE 8HOB RKPAIRIHa ; Shop ! Bea at BtaUdlac, FIRST CLASS SHINE HOWARD'S SHOE HOSPRAIi ' . - la the place to get a' first-class (Una or to have that umbrella msnded. WAYNE BOYLE. Prop If you bare something' to sail a want ad In tb Rvlr. Enthuslaam Is necessary to tho' succesa of any business. Tba maa who thought out tbe slang phrase "Alwaya on the Job," did a food, day's work right there. . Salesmanship constitutes nlne tenth man, oue-tenth territory and product. Can You Beat It? Nice level lots, river bottom soil. lot. All the privileges of tba elty WITHOUT the city's heavy tax as sessment. In fact Maynard's Addition will make an Ideal borne for yoa, aa It la only four blocks from tba aw high school site, one block from store, two blocks from public school. See me about them, or pbona tll-U C. D. MAYNARD. Owner Review Want Ads. Bring Results. I Do As I Advertise
