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':. it.' ' local mem EafterSunday.Mar.23 EASTER ) CANDIES CARDS and j NOVELTIES D. H. LENOX PALACE OF SWEETS W. I. OTT EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW MARCH SI, 1013. DAILY WKATUKR REPORT U. 8. Weather Bureau, local office, Roseburg, 24 hours ending 5 a. m. today. Perclpltatlon In Inches and hun dredths: Maximum temperature 43 .Minimum temperature 3;t Precipitation in Total preclp. since 1st. of mo. 1.25 Normal preclp. for this month 3.98 Total preclp. from Sept. 1, 1912 21.21 Aver, preclp from Sept. 1, 187 7 2G.0S Total deficiency from Sept. 1, '12 5.77 Average precipitation for 35 wet seasons (Sept. to May.) 33.28 WILLIAM BELL, Observer. WEATHER FORECAST: Rain tonight and Saturday. LOCAL NEWS Attorney u. n. Hermann Is In Portland for a few days. All kinds of fresh vegetables and " iur rosier dinner at Harvey hastmnn Grocery Co., phone 103. Mimcriin Sun: -The Sutherlln inu Lompany is certainly conduct ing n imsmess here in conformity with the very strict ordinance passed by the city council," remarked a citizpii yesterday. "I have kept pretty close tab on the i1,.,. rfrin. ; t he past two months and am satisfied that Manager (.'. L. Pearson and the I I'artoiiders are endeavoring to strlct- . uu,-, lue iaw. 1 ney are not Belling ul ,u ""lusicHieu men, and as a result there Is much less drunken ness nere man miring the days when "o nun no suioou anil whisky was shipped In here from Portland In case iota 10 innuiviuiials. Rest for Skin Diseases. Nearly every skin disease yields quickly and permanently to Hurklen's Arnica Salve, and nothing Is belter for burns or hrulsts. Soothes and heals. John Deye, of Gladwin, Mich, ays, after suffering 12 years with skin ailment nnd spending 40 on doctors' bills, Ducklen's Arnica Filvi cured him. it will help you. fmlj 25c. Recommended by nil driiRRlats.li Nicely furnished and well-lc:ite,' rooms single or suiie for i.tms! apply at desk of McCialleii lloiel, or phone 2. Ends Piles or Money Back I honestly cure any kind of Pile with HEM-KOIU or d r u R g i s t returns money. My tablets taken internally removeB the cause and my treatment forever etuis all misery. Thousands have j7i ju mrcu mou sands more will be how about you? Instant relief and permanent cure guaranteed. Ask for Dr. Mbit' S3 77" IIKM-Knli) trcatmcnt- tl is-Signature Leonhardt's $1.00. Look for lied Cross Pharmacy. We Are Exclusive Roseburg Agents for Maxine Elliott Chocolates Made by Sweet of Salt Lake. I5uy her a box and make yourself solid. This is only one of our large line of Pine Cftndie OSBURN'S PHARMACY 147 NORTH JACKSON STREET PHONE 162 Do You Like Honey? We do not incur the 'every-:lay garden variety, Init the genuine Alfalfa Blossom Honey direct from the alfaif.i fields of Echo, Oregon. If you like that kind, call or phone to the North Side Grocery PETTY & WALKER, Props. Roseburg, Oregon WARM WEATHER COMING Soon is the Verdict of the Weather Man and when it docs enme you know it will be warm enough o' nights, without stuffy, ill smelling oil lamps, to add to your discomfort. Why not avoid it by having electric lights installed now. Douglas County .Light & Water Co. Ph0A361, Roseburg, Oregon O. A. Blgnalneas, of Portland, la In the city op business. Mrs. H. H. Stapleton returned this morning from Portland. W. C. Harding left Thursday night on a business trip to Portland. Mrs. K. P. Althaea arrived her this morning from Chicago to reelde wun uer momer, airs. Lou Brady. Fireman Evan Wimer and family leu inia morning for a several days nsii in urania rasa and Ashland Mrs. J. II. McCoy, of Looking uiass, leu mis morning lor Spring field, where her father la Quite sick Two doten fresh Eaater ea-aa with dyes to color them tor only 36c at me uee Hive. Mrs. Frank McOovern and llttlt, son, of John Day, Or., are the cueata 01 aer sisier, sirs. u. A. ory, In this city. We are still handling the famous Gets Best Olives. Better thla year man ever. At we Benson Grocery. J. F. Farrens, father of E. L. Far- rena, of Edenbower, left this morn mg for hla home at lone. Morrow uounty. E. W. Page went to Drain today to apena a week at bis sawmill there. He now has advance orders which will keep bis mill busy for three or our months. A. B. Holmes, father of Contractor Bert Holmes. left this mornina for Grants Pass, where his other son re sides. After -a short visit there, be will proceed home to Exeter, Cal The- motion picture dramatization ot - uieouaira delighted two over flow audiences at the Palace Theater Thursday night. Nothing finer In hlBtiionic art was ever seen on a lo cal canvas. The famous story Is de picted by an unusually strong com pany or players, and Manaa-er Lacey deserves me manKs or nis patrons tor giving them such a treat. Same bill tonight. O. V. Johnson, president of the Dlnvltnnt 1 w.. .. ' .. ., V. I L , . -aw.auvuv l,u,l V'UllI failj , WI1ICI1 IS Hiuildinir the ITnillnnn Itntpl In Rarp. burg, has been re-elected president ot tne rortlnnd Commercial Club'a committee, which Is the working body that constitutes the club's pro motion department and which will have charge of the campaign to be planned for bringing settlers and capital Into the state. we have sold a lot of ornamental trees and shrubbery this season. Are you going to fix up a bit this year. or are you going to postpone It once more? We have lota of pretty things at very cheap prices. Come and see them. Kltchln and Black. dswtf At tno regular town election at Myrtle Creek last Monday. J. M. Mar tin was re-elected Mayor, O. A. Kerby rerorner. k. j. ralrDanks treasurer, A. Strong councilman ward 1, C. o. Hulrk and S. H. Knight council' man ward 2, Will Gallup council man ward 3, and J. J. Anlauf council- niun-ni-iarge. only i:,u voteB were rast out of a voting population of about 200. The women cast 47 votes. "I Buffered habitually from consti pation. Doan's Regulets relieved and strengthened the bowels so that they nave Deen regular ever since." E, Davis, Grocer, Sulphur Springs, Tex Sutherlln Sun: The surpliced choir or me unurch of the Holy Spirit will go to Kosenurg Sunday evening. March 23, where they will render the haster evening prayer service In St George s Church. The servlco will ho especially for the Knights Templnr or Ascaion uomtnandery No. 14, who will attend In a body. Following Is the list of those who will take part in ino musical program: Mrs. A. O. Morris, director; Mrs. C. W. Hartley, organist; Mrs. Ouy MeReynolds, so loist; Guy Melteynolds, violinist; Miss Irma Vance, violinist; Miss Dot Combs, Miss Olive ltirhman. Miss Lena Vance. Miss Jeanette Frans, Miss Ilernadetta Paton, Miss Abbiu Anderson, Mrs. Frank McReynolds, Miss Glndys Franz. Frank McRey nolds. Abner Hodei, lrvln Armstrong, Frank Krnnz, Harry Rlchman. When Is the last Lyceum No. due? Ni'nt Wednesday night. Where? At the Armory. Who? The Ernest Gainlile Concert Party. Aro mey good? The best ever brought to Rosehnrg. nai ib me price? School children !Wc, others 50c. w III you bo there? Certainly. dm22 Success had attended the Schlegel- mileh party, which Is making a trip down the rmptiua In a houseboat, un till last Wednesday morning, when they reached Millwood, a distance of about 25 miles by water route from this city. Nothing has been heard from them since, but It Is presumed, In the absence of news, that the voy age has not been attended by any mishap. It was predicted that the voyagers would come to grief on the Wlnnlford rapids near the lower end of Garden Valley, about eight miles below Roseburg, and In anticipation of something exciting a large crowd of people collected on the river bank In advance. Rut the rapids didn't worry the Schlegelmllchs at all. Af ter brief advance Inspection, they even disdained to let the women and children disembark and the party In Its entirety swept over the rapids Bafely, tho while waving their hands to tho astonished watchers on shore. The proper way to bake a ham fnr Easter dinner: Procure a ham weigh ing ten to twelve pounds; cover with thick paste made of flour and water; place In an earthen dish or enamaled pan and bake In a moder ately heated oven. When done, take off the crust carefully, and peel off the skin; place on a platter, fat side up; put a frill of cut paper around the knuckle and garnish with cut vegetables; bake four hours. Swift s Premium or Sinclair's hams are fine for baking and are for sale by Har-vty-Eaatman Grocery Co., phone 10S. Good Things For Easter Every housewife makes a special effort to have extra good meals for Easter. You may be sure that your family will enjoy Swift's Premium Bacon with eggs for breakfast and a whole Swift's Premium Ham baked for dinner will please them greatly. We sell Swift's Premium Hams and Bacon either whole or sliced and offer these special low prices for Saturday. Premium Hams and Bacon Premium ham, whole , 24c Premium ham, boned and sliced 29c Premium bacon, sliced 32c Other fancy breakfast bacon, sliced 28c Other fancy breakfast bacon, not sliced, 20cto26fic Pickled lamb's tongue Sliced boiled ham Cooked & spiced pork feet Eastern Hams, standard grade, 97 1.9c special this week, at - - Jellied luncheon tongue Minced ham Chipped dried beef VEGETABLES FOR EASTER Brussel's Sprouts Asparagus, Fresh Tomatoes, Rhubarb, Celery, Green Onions, Radishes, Parsley, Spinoch, Head Lettuce, Fruits, Pineapples, Sunkist Oranges, Bananas, Florida Fancy Grape Fruit. Harvey-Eaftman Grocery Company 2 Phone 103 Pbone 103 REAL E8TATK TRANSFERS. LOCAL NEWS Cobb Real Kstnto Co.. to n. F. Lohr. 250; lot St. block 23. Waiti's Add to Roseburg. I! in poll a Land & Wntcr Co. to n. V. Lohr, 110; block 1. plat C. Umn- qua Fruit Lands. S. H. Rothermol to C. II. Mnglnnls, 0; one-third interest in parcel of land near Glcndul. Robert W. Kent, et al. to Isaac Sellg. $100; lots ,1, -1, A and , block 3, Myrtle Crock. SICK, SOl'R STOMACH, IN'DKiKSTION OK GAS. Take "Pane's DlnpopNln" and In flvo nilnut-s you'll wonder tvluit be came of misery In stomach. Wonder what upset your stomach which portion of the food did the damage do you? Well, don't both-' er. If your stomach Is In revolt; If! sour, gassy and upset, and what you list ato lias fermented Into stubborn 1 limps; head dizzy nnd aches; belch gases and nclds and eriictnto undi gested food; breatli foul, tongue! eoated Just luku a II 1 1 In Tape's Dia- ' pepsin and In five minutes you won-' der what became of the indlcCHtlon nd distress. Millions of men nnd women today - now that It Is needless to have a had stomach. A little Dliipeiisln occasion-1 lly keeps this del lento organ regu-! lated and they eat their favorite foods ' without fear. If your stomach doesn't take raro of your liberal limit without rebel-! Ion; If your food Is a damage Instead i l help, remember the milckost. surcBt, most harmless relief Is Pane's Mapepsln which costs only CO cents for a large case at drug stores. It's ruly wonderful It digests food and sets tilings straight, so geiiily and easily that It Is really astonishing. lease, for your sake, don't go on nd on with a weak, disordered stom ch; It's unnecessary. Adv. Non-poisonous egg dyeB at the nee ; Hive. W. C. Edwards, the nraln stock in an, wns ono of tho buyers at the sale of Shorthorn cattle held at the Portland Union Stockyards this week. 1 Ho bought two bulls from the herd of W. O. Minor, of Heppner, paying for both $420. Tho county authorities have been asked to assist in locating two runa way Wilbur hoys, sons of Rlloy Hill and Tom Hart, and each about IG years of agu. They left homo Beveral I (lays ago, and their parents have so I far been unable to find any trace of .thorn. Cheapest accident Insurance Dr. Thomas' Eclectic Oil. For burns, scalds, cuts and emergencies. All druggists soil It. 25o and 50c. Contractor II. S. Nichols Is now at home again nnd ready to take care ot all work In his line of contracting, carpentering eto. Phone 388-Y. Fm MAS A SAT. Will sell Pas wlra faaaa than over. A I (-Ink tea tor a roa. All boagkt Before the kinds rednaed la rlM. A a4 All ROSEBURG BOOK STORE Advertisement Cream Cake Inquiries among a large number of women using 'The Cook's Book" showed this to be their favorite cake recipe. It ts easy to : make, certain to turn out well if K C Hak- ! lntf Powder Is used, and may be put to- ! get her with almost any filling or king. I K C Cream Cake By Mrs. hnet McK-tnic Hill. K.litor of i tnc Boston Cooking School Maaiiuc. i OnC'half cup butter; 1 cup nugnr; ' yolkn uf l egyA. beaten light; 1 cup ; tijled Jitmr; It level tvti.inoonfula K C ' Making i'owder; I r up cold water; white ( oieyyt, beaten dry. Cream the buttrri atltl the siii'ir. ynlki 1 ; tpgi uid water then the Hour, nfinl three unci with the baking powder, ustly the ! whites ot egc. 11a ke in two or three layers put the.e together with cream filling, and dtele the top with confectioner's mgar. When you buy fine writing pa per from us don't let the ques tion of price frighten away your good taste. We have a paper that meets every requirement for those who are careful about the kind they use, and yet conforms to tho most modest pocketbook. Fine bok stationery at ISc PER BOX AND UP. The Roseburg Book Store Ilookaellere and Stationers. OFFICE FURNISHERS Koseliurjc - - Oregon ? l'ALACK TIIKATKIt iii:i,i: (i.iti)M;it in i i,i:o. i I'ATIt.l. 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