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...A,.. " ii.-t-c.-4 ' if . 5 .-I'-V v fey-. is'' !' 1 Theatre Ntw Kite' Building. Special Program Friday and Saturday Ib the Shadow of the Mountains A Special Two-Reel Edison Drama The Bon Ton Musical Comedy Co. 12-PEOPLE 12 One and One-half Hour of Music and Fun A Cattle Thief's Escape A Selig Special When Friendship Ceases Featuring Robert Thornby and George Stanley in a Vitagraph Comedy Aissfea Children 10c Gallery 20c Adults 30c , . Doors Open at 2 and 7 p- ni. LOCAL mews. at Ua Mejaelle. Harrjr. Hlldeburn bu leased from Vmii. Ulealll, Hamilton and Temp lla tbelrvgfel bar In the South Umpqua Rler adjoining thla cltr. Tha faaaaUa for a Urm of five yean. ;Tha Mtarial Is to ba uaed for street .paving work and other purposes. Don't foriet tha. apaclal Sunday dlaaer at the Hotel Umpqua. Mualc from to I. o'clock. - Aboat S atudenta of the noaeburg High School, composing the basket ball taama of both girls and boya. and contingent of lusty rooton to arm them to victory, left thla after noon for Oakland, where they are to meet: tbo two tea, mi of their neigh boring hlb achool tonight. . Boa Ton Mualcal Comedy Company and foar reela plcturea at Antlor'a . Theater Friday and Saturday, niatl N nee and night Children 10c, gallery 10c, and adulta any part of theater, loe., ' Albert' Abraham, attorney for E. A. Kraaa, agalnat whom ault haa bean brought In the Justice Court by J. If. Moore for damage alleged to have been done by the former's hogs, thla afternoon filed a demurrer to tha complaint. In his demurrer At torney Abraham claims that not enough facts have been set forth to constitute a cause for action. The attorney maintains that his client has a fence on his place and has used reasonable means to restrain his hogs. The date for the trial has not been set. COO Bags candy given away Satur day at the Majestic. Children, 0c. I Listen! Ask Santa Claus for a course at Kelater Sewing School. 216 .N. Stephens street. d24 Get a nice framed picture for Xmas, at the Roseburg Book Store, 25 cents and up. Thla week we are giving double value S. A H. Oreen Trading Stamps on all plcturea. ' Xmaa tree holdera only 36 cents. They hold the tree so It cannot tip 'over, and laat a Ufa time, on aale at tha Roseburg Book Store. We give 8. A H. Oreen Trading Stamps. ' Patronlie Farmers' Public Market every Tuesday and Saturday. This will benefit both consumers and pro ducers. Prices always reasonable. Twenty per cent la the profit we have fixed on our shoe aalea, not for one day or one week, but every day In the year. Alwaya tha same and Haddox paya the freight. Two doors north of postoRlco. tf Give Useful Presents This store is full of beautiful and servicable goods , that will solve the gift question iu a practical manner '".""!.. A gift from our store will not only delight the recipient on Christmas morning, but will be a source . of pleasure for months to come. Bring in your stamps, we redeem them. A Few Suggestions Combt, Hair Goods, Laces Burettes, Silks, Embroideries Gloves, Handbags, Handkerchiefs Table Linens, Dress Goods, Ribbons Scarfs, Neck Ruches, Ties Armbands, Umbrellas Store Open Evenings Till Christmas. TERCINSKI'S A "STORE FOR EVERYBODY" YOU WILL HAVE TO HURRY Remember, we will give the big doll that is in our window to some one FREE at 2 p. m., December 24th, 1913. Come and look at this doll. Also sec what vc have for Christmas presents. . Roseburg Variety Store Corner Cass and Jackson Roseburg, Oregon LOCAL NEWS. Mlsa Nannie Callahan was In town from beyond Melrose today. Home rendered lard at the market Saturday. Brlug your buckets. Mrs. E. H. Billing has returned from a visit with relatives at Ash land. T. J. Slmmomla wus here from Myrtle Creek today on a business mission. I Mrs. H. J. Mahonuy has returned home to Oakland, after a day's visit In this city. 600 Bags candy given away Satur day at the Majestic. Children, &c Mr. and Mrs. II. Garrett, of Wilbur I were in town today, returning Lome this afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. H. U. Chapman, Ceo. Shrum and James (Juruey were In I f ram ftllilA tnduv. Mrs. Frank Tripp returned home this morning to Junction City, after visiting friends here. Mrs. A. F. Stearns was a visitor from Oakland who did some shop ping In Koxeburg today. Complete line of Hills Bros.' high est grade coffees, teas, spices and ex tracts for sale by the Bee Hive Gro cery. Hal Puncher returned this after noon from Brockway, where lie hud been visiting his parents. Mrs. W. O. Wade returned home to Drain this afternoon, after a visit of a few hours In this city. Mrs. O. J. Ulx left for Portland this afternoon to spend some time visiting friends and relatives. R. I,. Cannon, of Rockland, and K. T. Illttkely, of Mt. Scott, were transacting business In town today. Harsh physics react, weaken the bowels, will lend to chronic constlua tlon. boon's Itegulets operate easily. 25c a box at all stores. Mrs. W. Castor left for her home at Isadora this afternoon, after a two days visit with friends In Koeburg. ,1. F. Ilutchason, the local insur ance agent, went to Yoneaila today to look after business for a short time. Mrs. C. II. KlliBon this afternoon returned to her home at Wilbur, af ter looking after business matter) here for the day. What could be nicer for a Xmaa present than a nice pair of shoes or slippers. Get the best at Stephens' Shoe Store. We glvo Roseburg Trad ing Stamps. Mrs. M. Montgomery, who had hevn a visitor of Mr. and Mrs. John Throne, left this afternoon for her home at Junction city. Miss Marv K. Cox. of Drain, who has been taking the teacherB' exami nation here the past few duys. left for her homo this afternoon. Miss Snillo llornlhrnok left here this afternoon Tor Oakland to spend a few days, and later to go to Port land, where she will spend the holl- lny. The sowing society of St. Joseph's Church will hold n sale of fancy ar ticles and home rooking, corner Jack son and Washington, Saturday, Doc. Oth. Mrs. Alice Meliee, of Portland, who hud been visiting here with Mtb. John hrone for some lime, left this after noon for Oakland, when after a brief visit site will return In Portland. According to word received this rorenomi. J. I". Barker, who was In l.os Angeles, will urrlve here tomor row, jtftor un extensive trip thru the Bust. HIh wile and daughter. Miss Velle, will urrlve a few weeks later Hon Ton Musical Comedy Company and four reela pictures at Antler's Theater 1- ritlay anil Saturday, niati nee anil night. Children 1 Uc, gallery -Oc, and adults any part of theater, :iuv. Take your broken furniture to the lliKilt.il, W. Oak street, near Hose. Waterman's Ideal Fountain Pens. a largo stock to select from at the ltoselilirg Hook Co. We give S & II. tireen Trading Samps. I'he II. J IVnn Transfer Co. now have an office next door to J. T. Mratl m Jewelry store. rati lionc t Tor 'prompt service, or p-Milenoo phone HM-I.. A safety razor for dad or a good pocket knife for the lad make tnns gifts with u future, Hot the host a' the Hosetmrg Hook Store. Wo give S. A II. liroou Trading Stamps. Ilou't fail to see the real S.uta Cluus at the Majestic Saturday. Alphabetical noodles at tt.e H.v lllvo C.rocery. Special mercbsuts' lunch from 12 to 2, 35 cents. Hotel Cmpqua tr Kveellont hoard and room t:i pri vato family. Phone U07-J. Douglas County Creamery- butter only Mo for two pound square Ak your grocer for It. ratronli" homo Industry. t hi.... rn .... .. , . - ..mm u.iiHue-ra 10 1 he water proof, made and sold by r Hnildox, the Shoemaker, two doors north of postotfice. tr I For the best cup of roffoe Ht Koiie-1 nurg, try the famous Corona Itleud i at Lewis' Rostaursnt. 401 st Cass CASTORIA For Infanta and Children In Use For Over 30 Years of vocal irawa. Saturday Bon Ton Mualcal Comedy Company Tha kiddles' Christmas at tha Majestic. g WA and four reela plcturea at Antler'a 9. Theater Friday and Saturday, matl- 4 nee ana nignt. children loc, gallery m 20c, and adulta any part of theater, S 30C. Rock Springs coal, the genuine old reliable. Page'a la tba place. Terracotta ccimaer pipe, anonldat 4. Joints, teea and cape now In stock at d Winnie Oaddla'a, tha nlumbar. H Sea D. H.' Marstera for plumbing I and hot air heating. Work guaraa- d teed. Jackson atreet. pbona 161. i Sf Call np I it, the. Douglas County ' Creamery, for LODGE CARDS AJ 19 5 m. m if itnipr. rjnm No. IS. Regular meetings on 4 tha second and fourth Wednea- I d lays of each month at Maaonlo Tern-' d nl. C. On, I B aera Invited to attend. J. W. GROVES, W. U. W. F. HARRIS, Bee. DEGBKB OF HONOR, Mystic Lodge f. no. 13 Meets ind and 4th Hon- K aay evenmga oi eacn monui in the Odd Fellow's Temple. Vlaltlng members are cordially Invited to at tend. ADA LAMPSON. C. of H. B. H. LENOX, Rec MAUD KIRK, Receiver. KAGLK8, Roaeburg Aerie meeta In thalr hall on Jackson St.. Ind na 4th Monday- avenlnra of each month, at I o'clock. Vlaltlng breth ren In good standing alwaya welcome. C. P. LKW18, W. P. B. F. GOODMAN, W. See. Phone M 1SS. L O. O. F, Rising Star Lodge No. 174 meeta In tha Odd Fellows Temple evsry Friday evening. Vlaltlng brethren alwaya welcome. J. B. PICKENS. N. Q. W. 8. POWELL, R. 8. M. FICKLE. F. 8. j I. O. O. F, Phllecatiaa Lodge No. Meeta In Odd Fellows Temple, corner Jackaon and Cass 8ta., on Saturday evening of each week. Members of the order In good atand ng are Invited to attend. F. K. ERICKSON, N. O. M. M. MILLER. F. 8. M. L. WHITNEY. R. 8. L O. O. F, Union Kncampment No. 0 MeeU in Odd Fellows Tempb every Thursday evening. Vlaltlng rethren alwaya welcome. J. O. STEPHENSON, C. P. O. L. JOHNSON, R. 8. JAME8 EWART, F. 8. O. E. 8., Roaebnrg Chapter No. 8. Holds their regular meeting on the 1st and 3rd Thursday In iich month. Visiting members In ood standing are respectfully Invited o attend. MRS. NORAH FLINT, W. M. FREE JOHNSON. Sec. PYTHIAN SISTERS Umpqua Tem ple No. 4, meeta In I. O. O. F. Tem ple every Wednesday evening. Visit ing members always welcome. MYRTLE M. W1MBERLY, M. E. C. ANNA W. WIMBERLY, M. of R. A C. fates F0R wm GIFTS woman. Vim TjjiW metrui o!ii.iii di-p -a m!:ti-r. wife or syveet i gi!t so acceptable as .ear, more than for y are a part of the 1 of the well gowned I lin.l here a reuiiy it most interest- American Mhik Stole and Mult glMMMl Japanese Mink Stolo and Mud :I7..T Pointed Marmot Stole u id Mult Black Lynx Muff Coney to.iio 7.IHI "..VI Fancy Work Ideas It Is not yet too lute to nake up mine of the simpler articles of embroidery work in time (or Christmas gii's. Iteinem'ier that we carry n compleie of staiiiiicd goiuls ami givefree lessons when goods are l,o!'i,.it here. There is still time to make Boudoir Cairn. Sol i I'i'lims. Tea Aprons. Guest Towels. Bargains in Hats There's Rtill a long winter sm-un ;ihai of us, ;inl what could be morn pleasing, esit-i;i lly to a young fcirl, ihat n gift of a pretty, styl.Hh winter hat? W h;tw sonio wonderful barKiUns In hat. Kurh hat is in tlw lieiht of fastiion anl is being bo Id tit n red mt ion only to insure a quirk stle. Many etly Ones riicetl nt $1.50 to $5.00 MAJESTIC THEATRE Its the Place Where Everybody Goes Tomorrow. Saturday 500 Bags Candy Given Away To The Children ' "k tlL. m Perking Annex Roseburg, Oregon 1)IKI). LOYAL ORDKR OF MOOSE, Roae burg Lodge No. 1037. MeeU every Friday evening of each week, at 8 o'clock In Eagles' hall. All visit ing brothers are Invited to attend. I QUO. NEUNKR. Dictator. H. O. PARGETER. Secy. WOMN OF WOODCRAFT, Lilac Circle No. 49 Meeta on the 1st and 3rd Monday evening of each Jionth at Odd Fellows' Hall. Visit ing members In good standing are nvlted to attend. LULI! LINDSET, O. N. CLARA CAWLF1ELD. Clerk. It you nnve sometnlng to sell use a want ad In the Review. AMSTEIX. At Camas Vallev. Hoc. IS. IS 1 3. Mrs. K. Amsteiu. aped over i.o years. The deceased had been ill only since Tuesday, from an acute attack of bruin trouble and ;i cerebral houiorrhnKo probably caused her death. She is survived by a lari;e family of children, her husband hav ing died several years auo. Her ehl ost son conducted the farm where they lived. Four daughters were em ployed 111 San Francisco, ami tiny are now enrouto home to atteiul the funeral, which w-lll be held at Camas Valley on Saturday. Mrs. Ainstein was a very highly respected bnly. I.OIH.i: Tl:i sl Ki ll WAS KII.I.FI) Trace of Pui-un in Mouth or I Similar!, Head I 'rushed. lie iis lm In two reels. John Bunny will make all the little ones luugh. Real Santa Gaus Will he there to make littlo ones happy. Come early if you waiit a seat. Bring 5 c To get in. Santa Clans will bo on the roof of tin. Majestic at 1:30. Don't forget the big show to ninlit. Four big reels. 5c and 10c LOCAL NEWS. Fresh olives, both green and ripe, I'uin I. l. nr.. I i.e. 17 The.'" "'" ',l"u ,,ivu C.rocery. ''or, i',. , i,!.,, i!... ihai i '. a. I Have voiir bed springs tightened Itn.l.l. ;l. f. -usiir-r of the Moose i at the Furniture Hospital, W. Oak St. lo'lt- ..' rhe Dalles. Dreuoti. as- Klepant ,,,, without hath, for I Iir-r ler .un llol a sUi- I ,-. .,r ,.,nn,l. ut If.ital llmiwimi ilr of an I Sidewalk lumber, cut Just six feet, The Roseburg Fiction Library lias been removed to the Bell Sisters' building. Over nineteen hundred books. Hie clue Tfs i la. allllli.i' ui.nl-- , e n , . ii" -i- : i r : . I in a Hotel 111 I',-.- -.1 will. pin-.. i, -,-n,.. ... ,i, ;,. 'i i,,. , v. Pane's is the place. .imi. i.i -,.-it!Mt n.e man 1 .,,1 j special Sunday chicken dinner from ''., 'n: '"i!,'.'", ,!,! . to 8. BO cents. Hotel Umpqua. tf '"'"I ' - '-Ii.... h. hm Hi. ' - '-I - - .half,. i. ..I .. .1 man s .1 -i . , ,,..'.. , ,1,. ! I vnuj iu in,. i udv o id iw -n ! Knight coal, the hottest ever. NEW TOOAT I in. i-i.l tii.ini'- - I'Dit SALE. Young parrot, fine talker; sings and whistles. Mrs. .Mary Wilbur, Ctittngo lirove. Ore. dsw- Always bears the Signature M"M"t"l"M"l' I 1 1 I I I 1-H-' 4 4. Good, clean, comfortable 4. room at McCUHen Hotel st 4. ti.ii) per week and up. I I 1 1 I I 1 I 1 I I 1 III I I I M Gift Selections Made Easy For Men at a Men's Store Pleasure giving, practical e.iiV-. ..i from salesmen that know v. 'u; mentions only a few of the t'.iif yfr and most economically priced. .01 ' you Ih.c :o pay. Kxpcrt suggestions i-s. I r.'.S livt iiiiiv lirln vnll tllOUt'll it si' ia.it ai- iii rc in pleasing assortment Exchange Privilege on All Gifts What You Can Buy up to $1 Neckties Suspenders Night Robes Arm Bands Hosiery Handkerchiefs Ties, Handkerchief and Sox Sets Mufflers Caps Pin, Link and Cuff Sets Gifts at $5.00 Sweaters Silk Shirts Mackinaw Coats . Dress Gloves Bath and House Slippers, Hats Collar Bags I mbrtllas Hosiery Huff Necked Sweaters Simon Caro New Store Umpqua Hotel BIoV Leading Clothier
