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Newspaper Page TextSOCIETY intinued from page 2). ontlnued from page 2i. talk by Kev. William Kilty enjoyed. meniuerb of the commute in of the bamiuet were: Let chairman: J. K. .NU t'lintm k, Martin. A. J. lieUdes, K. H. . A. t'. AUrsttTS and K. H. II. ir Science hitereMiim. uthuftiaMu- and Interesting was held at the haue schuul ; Tuesday evening, and au class iu domestic science wa' d under the supervision of j .hel Yules. instructor of the j lent in the HlKh School. The' include fourteen lessons oi and laboratory work. It usi into with ttpint and no doubt i t merry and enjoyable to the b, uiiimik whom are: Mt-s-v. L. Miller, K. L. tiile. W. tardson, (ieo. Hachei , (.'. K. n, 11. II. Stanh ion. K. T. Asli I. V. Hamilton. K. 11. Hum and Agee, A. A. Wilder, Carl liaker, S. K. Krohn and Misses nt. Helen Jane Hamilton, !. Hboaila, Clara M. 'lues, .rker. Klizabeth ParrnU, Vera Kuth Hermann, Josephine ad, Ksther Perk ins, Hihle ;hoemaker. Mabel AlhriKht. ,'an Ituren and Miss Hael Hub. e winic Club was entertained lay evening at the home 01' iries Wharton. The time was ly occupied with needlework il amusement, and Miss Mai-Ii-l'lallen entertained with Very delicious refreshments ved by the hostess. Those im-luded: Miss (iertrude s. J. K. Sawyers, Miss Velle Miss Margaret MK'Iallen. rk liargur and Mrs. Koy Itel- liib. inner Club was entertained the home of Mrs. Kred Hen .'instons. As usual, at these (, a most enjoyable time was 'overs were laid for Mr. ami It. Skinner, Lyman Skinner, e Skinner, Mr. Johnson, Mr. Harry Winston, Mr. and It. C.reen. Mr. and Mrs. K er and Mi. and Mrs. tleo. 1. enner was also hostess Weil : a very pleasnt affair, wlien rtained the ladies of the In b. I tiller' Thmter. above headline we refer to able riot of fun and inerrl ated by Charlie Chaplin in reel Kssanay comedy, "A a Show," which is beinn a large ami delighted nu t the Antlers theater this and wilt be shown attain Inn. In this picture, which ly is one of his very latest, ippears in regular eveninu STORIA IaiaSts and Children For Over 30 Years where You n Save Money lonev 'ou set aside .eck lor the table, j nore here for less i Tarefnl house wife J )p;eeiate this. . ods Strictly Fresh :cial baits are nev- t to attract attention 4 at the ash Basket Grocery G. P'NLAP, Prop. T Ifl. N. Jackson St. " 4 feed! drees instead of the grotesque make up usually affected by him, and pro.es i:cBiiu:itiy that it la not the clothes that mui:e Churl. e tunny, but It is h.msi-it alone. He ouM be funny at a funeral he simply can not help It. The story of tins comedy is a t-tirk s le on r ul happeiuiis whilf Cbaplu was doing ' vodeville ' in London. j Toiiioi row a line r-r''l rarainount feature entitled ' Tour Sehiuultz" w ill be shown, together with a most in teresting I'ai amount ti aeloKii'. 'Vhi is a program of unuMial evelW-ncc which tlct-res a lare patronage. j M011 da v e filing, I he initial per- loiiiiame of Hie great Clayton ami h is o n spcialt company takes place. ,1 ml is awaited with much in-! (rest. Iteports from citis to the south w here Clayton has recently le-u. are ex elb nt and give hi in a t-nat send-off. Clayton's pe: formain i-s are rally wonderful, vi lather ou are a be- ht-w r in his claims tu pschif power! ut not, it must be admitted that his accomplishment are truly marvelous. Associated with the treat Clayton! :i'' i he two Russian dancers, Lrunskl j and Zuroif. w liose h:i:vi'out dancing of classic dances are most delight I ul and entertaining. j On Mom lay there will be only the I evening performance, commencing- at t 7 : 1 and running at least three ( injurs. The first part of the pro-' f r;i in consists of I riiin six to seeu, reels of rarainount or Hroadway Star ..ix.tii pi-tares, ruuniag aboin one and a half hours, at the conclusion of which the great Clayton and his 1 ompany complete the pert or u .an la-iiiiitiiii with Tuesday, and during tile entire balance of the week there will be two performances daily, one a (lie afternoon and one in the eveu- t lh. Palace Theater. li is ptuUthle tiiat no motion pic ture has yet been produced with such : roster of stars as "Avenging Con donee." the remarkable i). W. lirif itii feature, whi-h opens at the Pal -ce Theater Sunday and will run tor 10 day:. The entire ca( of "The llirth of Nation" will be lound in "Aveng ing t onseietiee. With the addition .,1 lllaiiche Sweet. The octet of most rotable stars is: ISlatu he Sweet, Mae larsh, Koberl llarrou, Josephine Ciowt-il, ll"tiry It. Walthall. Kalph .ew'i.s, (ieore riiegiiian, Spottiswoode .itken. Inttrest accrues especially to Avenging Conscience" lioiu the fact :hut it is tlie most costly picture ever h jbited m Koseouig. M or" 'over. Jr. tint ; ith asserts it is a greater ii tuie than nis Itirlli of a Nation," . nd is his supreme achieenieiil. "Avenging Conscience" ilelves into he pyftcltology of t lie tiiinil. It is icturi:'.ed from some ol 1'oe's works nit may be deseribt d as ttie human onsdetice tlirown onto the screen in lit -lures. Thus do scenes flit from heaven to i ll. Weird visions are seen. Kveii lie visualization of a murderer's magi nat ion 1 1. at he tan heat the earl of tie- dead man still beating . j)oi ir:i ed. Ne er has M r. Walthall done n nore notable pie. e of work. His .nasi 1: ul cliaracteriaiiun is set of 1 a under! u My b the s .v c-tness and .elicai v of Miss Sweet. All Portland raved about this pic 11 re durum its showing at the Hdlig t lie iter for one week and t he au Jieices grev larger daily. l.idal Vdes. Mr. and Mrs. Paul (iaiy entertain- il a pit rl y of friends last Sat urdav wniug at their home in Riddle, a1 hen :.',!' lion bridge was the princip;'! eature. savs the Riddle Tribune dainty refreshments were served. Tin ruests were Mr. ami Mrs. C. K Sowersbv unl son. Phillip. Mr. ami Mrs. L. It. I.ullwinkle, Mr. and Mrs Merlon Karl, Mr. and Mm. K. H Stuller, Mrs. Harbara Lash, Mis .tlanclie Thtjuipson ,.liss Helen Cor- nit t . i- rank and I-". . Ib v er and red Harnanr. Posters are out announcing a grand nak !'a II ! lie giv n at Caiiwin .file, Kridav ninht, ri luuary 11, tin der the management of Lew and Jes-e Hank. Prizes will be given for tLe Uai ijlttsker. A delightful time k assured to all wl.o utitud. A lia4tiu Mirprist-. A surprise was spruntt on Dr. and Mr. Knott, at Clendale. Tuesday niMht by a numoer of their friend. Those in the party were: Mrs. Albert Snder. Miss Loretta Snyder, Mr. and Mrs. It. L. Harby and daughter. Louise, Mrs. Kthel Wilson, K. K. Har vey und Mr. and Mrs. Carl Olson. The evening was spent in playing LIVKN I P VOI R TOHPID Ll Kit prize. Attractive decorationi of To keep your liver active ua It. Huver loukeJ vety pretty, and ev King s New Life Fill. They Injure t-ial ddishitul sdctions of music pood digestion, relieve constipation, rtn.lerej ty Mi Anuabelle lenu and tone up the whole s stem- Keep aud Mr. Lous Wright gave enjoy )our e cear and your skin fiesli meiit Alter caids the daintiest of und health v looking. Ouly - " c at r-1 r hments wn e eerved at small your Irug.ist. and looked very lovely In potted plants and ferns. The featu: e of the evening was cards, at which Mr. Petrisich won first prize and Mm, II. J. Penn was awarded the conola Hon iTie. Mi-h Viola Willell ad led nd enjoying other pleasant- enjoyment to the evening wiih two very delightful readings, and Mr. Kd King entertained with several v.nal solos. Two pb-asant songs rendered by Mrs. Holier were greatly eni"ed A delicious lunch was served at small tables bv Misses Haze) and Mvitb Halif, asistcd by Miss Helen a:ii; b.dl. Anions the guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Matthews. Mis. Alexander, lh. and Mrs. I'tia -Man, Mr. and M:. Loher. Mr. and M:s. . .1. Iieuu. Mr. and Mrs. Thoici on. Vi. and Mis. Piime.i. .Mi. a:ul l They Flu yetl .MM." The guests M Matthews. Mr. and Mr. Rert Fritsch, ,tablt bv the hostess, were: Mr. and Mrs. P. Mr. and Mrs. HeVaney. Ruftuiu. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. . L. It Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Kalbe, ' Mrs. Stoll, Mrs. AleVamler. Mis. Joe I Itrailds, M;ses Aniiab" lie Helin, Lois Itraiids. Helen Kalbe. iimiiia Ruf f u m, and Messrs. Walter Row man and llei her i Carswell. HRH1 KLUiHT KM)l It. Flour made from the hard st w heat Is drier, w ill absorb more moisture w hen being prepared for brtad, heme a sack will make more loaves of breud. liet it at the Peo ple's Supply Co. A. D. S. Digestive Tablets relieve distress after eating. For sale by Hamilton Hrtig Co. NOTICK OK AWI'AIj MtKTING. The annual meeting o. the stock holders of tho Roseburg Purk and Fair Association will be held at the parlors of the Koseburg Commercial Club on Saturday. February ft, lsl6, at 4 o clock p. m . tor the purpose of eb-ctuiK seen directors and trans acting such other business as may be brought before the meeting i V. WIMRKRLY, Secretary. Kehi kali i KliteiiJtin. The Kebekah Lodge met at the O ld Fellow s all at Hlendale last Thursday night, the occasion being principally a surprise for Mr. and Mrs. I. IL Smith, in honor of their eleventh wedding anniversary. M rs. Smith is a member of the lodge. Re lies li men ts w ere serv ed and an en joyable evening spent. Mrs. Irene I Ian is extend1 ing hospitality Wednesday )LLAR DAY Every Day t Our Parlors ay. winter and sum u will nceive more high Has cleaning, and rf airing, dollar ir. than vott can r e h r. 1 h:s is ipi; boat. Hiiitdre 1 of patron w :ll . l;eer ore" it. La li Inth . white and kid glove.; ty. rial Cleaners 41 N. Jrkon hone 277 I charm-evening w lien she entertained at three tables of cards at her apartment In the Per kins building. A good deal of pleas ure was derived from the cards and after the games were finished very dainty refreshments were served In the hostess. The guests included Miss Kthel Vates.'.Miss Maybelle Wil son, Miss Kuth Aiken, Miss Jose ph in"' Moot head. Miss Kt hel Tooze. Mr. C. W. M. Smith. Miss Ora David- Hiiinei Party. (on. M iss Mabel child s. M is Klsie ' Mrs. M II. Itenedick, and Miss .lean King, of)waa hoste Middle Ac Hiiuier. Mrs. W. T Wright wa hostess to-, day at a pleasant dinner, honoring Mrs It Willett und daugttter. Mis Viola Willett. The many friends o.' Mrs. Willi It are glad that she U re-; covering her health, for she was al-1 ways a favorite in social circles. Kfotiiiit li ami Idler Trouble. DeVanev, Mr. and Mrs L. J. Harne. Much of the misery and sufferings Mr. and Mrs. Hunter, Mr. ami Mr, t caused b disorders of the stomach Ituffum. Miss Mallory, Mrs. V ilkie, :'tid liver, may be avoided b taking Misses Viola Willett. Mabel and Anna : Chamberlain's Tablets. Dbtaiuable very where. C Hryan, Uertrude and Kli.abeib L 1 an. Vera Sykes, Florence JieV.inev, A una be lie Henn. 'irginia Hun tjui, and Messrs. Frank Prown. Kd King. Leo HeVaney. Wootlley Stephenson. Leon McClintock. Ueorvse Wilbti. Herbert Carswell, Fattier Walsh and Father llllnny. (iri'en, of Winston. Sunday to a dinner party of fifteen. The table decora lions consisted of red carnations ar- aid'. Lninved. ti. ticallv arranged, and the dinner Mrs. .1. C. Alexander very charm-' W..1K ", delicious one. The cm-sts ingly entertained several ladies at ' Were: Mr. and Mrs. Hradburn. Mr. cards Tuesday afternoon. Later In I :i.i Mrs. It. nner. Mr. and Mrs. War served MANY OREGON WO" FN SAY THE SAME. Portland, Orepon, " My dangliU'.-'s health was very poor alter her tirst babv came. Finally ehe took three bnities al Pr. Fierce's FavoriU Pre-m-.riptinn and her health was greatly improved. Mie iia mree cmairei.. lias alwnv depende! on thii wonder ful medicine t help her thr'mYM Mrs. Isakki. IIkutranl, SO Texaa St., Portland, Oregon Lent. Oregon. "I used Doctor Pierce's Favorite I'renrription be- catne and I believe lt savel my life, "J0ff. was in very po.r l.eaith " - ".Mi:-!. H. Pow- n, Lotit?, Ore- con. Notf. : Hr. Pierre rwlw. drlr. many i.-t'er I: k t; the obovo Irom all over the world. Th n.iity re--t it:'. powrr r,f TV. Percy's 1- avontrt I'r.-. riptmn pe(-nt' cau'-a alt wornarily ti -'jt.i.'s t i --dVi-e'ir comp -' iu p. (iraiis t. Tru' e: iy p ti r::i tli' ir nati;r.d fnncti'.i.r', cTr'-ct di-;dacemem, fivei ir:.e irn-g t!.iri;:e.-, r ni'vt pain rn; lii.-rv certain time tii.d I rings L:vk h'-ili'i at, I F'r"r.'th t nrrvuud, irnu L1- a. id rha i-t i w-"c i. What 1' ' tvr Pi 'i.- I:ivor Pr -pript;on U'Ai d tii' for tlnim ands it v .11 do for V"'i. c. t it t!.i3 very day fr-.'in a;:y medicin' dealtr, i'j t.ihcr hqa.i oi taLl' t I jrui. the alt 'inoon. t he hostess ery delicious refreshments. i'lcjivanf Afti'riMNui. Mrs. C. Merrill entertained in a de lightful manner the ladies of St. 1 eoi ge's Auxiliary at her home on Friday afternoon. Hespite the cold weather, all enjoyed several pleas nt social hours and sewed for the M issionary llox. Many ways and mans were discussed and plans laid or ttiture work, anil Mrs. Phillips, of oitht-rlin. who was among the guests. to'd of the work being done by the uiliat y there, which was great lv tijoved. Near the close of the af ernoon dainty refreshments were served by t he Misses Margaret la Merrill and P.ertha Hunter. .a dies Km ertnined. M is. Harry Hoffman delightfully i'literiained the tadies of West Lain' t reet at her home Saturday even tig at a party, the nature of which vas a surprise on her mother, Mrs. V. It. Hoffman, it being her seventy ouri h birt hday. Hames enlivened he evening and a merry time was njoyed by all. At a lale hour the hostess served delicious refresh ments. Mrs. A. II. Hoffman received upy pretty presents as tokens of her le'ghhors' esteem for her and wishes or many more pb-asant birthdays or h'T were tendered. The guests lumbered t wen ty-five, all of w horn lechi'ed M rs. II. Hoffman a charm .ng am) unequalled hostess. mm pi i Party. A delightful occasion was enjoyed v hen M rs. W. A. Lewis was deas mtly surprised at her home on Mil ler street, when about twenty of her t iends gathered in honor of her it v -econd birthday anniversary, Slie i eceived many beautiful pres ent, and the evening was most pleasantly spent. I Hiring the even ng a very delirious lunch was ervo d. At the Theater. Mr. Aaron Salman was the guest f Mr. Koy Ite'lows at the Antlers heater Wednesday evening to wit ness the program, which included, 'The i;l -rv ol Youth," a play which highly entertained these gentlemen, .itier w iiich a delicious lunch was njoved at on ol the cafes. Numer ous stori'S were (old and mudi m'r riment prevailed until a late hour, when iheso gentlemen solemnly .vended thir wav homeward. On tlie eve of bis departure fnt all I'talH !' o, where he expects to "ocate piTis:aneiitlv, It. I ). W illiams, t well known ioial Southern Padli brakMnan, last evening entertained the onicers of Laurel l.fidge. A. F v A. M . at dinn'T at his home ol Piije str't. Tie- dinie-r was seived m i conr-e:1 The dniations wer . ei . at r ra i ; e and resulted in con dderalde conni.enl at the hand-; - Ihe yuerls. Among thySe pres'-tlt III he d:iili r were Messrs. M It. He? it. omi. ; u Co-don. Pert Spr.tgue. .' V Hudianari. Fi' 1 Fre.ir. ltenjan,i:' 'tru. Kill S t Hi li k and W. F. Havri AtT-r t 'i" diiitier tlie hip sis pa-: -; l MM-ial hour. Mr Williams will h ave fur San Kraie isio tomghi, pro vided t1;- t'-.iins at- not ! iccfoitlt of ti:e pie-ienl no William-- and ! :I I w ill j Lt t :. M ? . v :Il.a:i,s la- li.' Ko !"irt: for a nninber of -;ir- a tier. Mr .and Mrs. L. . Skinner. Miss Henevieve Skinner, Mr. Lvtuan Skin ner, Mr. Johnson, and Mr. and Mrs. Harrv Winston. Card larty. Mr. Wendell Wright, arshded by Mrs. .1. .1. Sihlenker. was hostess at several tables of five hundred last evening. The honor were carried ofT by Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Matthews, and Mr. How man won the third UOl IN ItAll 1MITIO (From Port Finpuua Courier. I The road between Cardiner and Five Mile Lake is in an almost im-' passable condition. Farmers who ' have occasion lo come to town are t nsitm sleds iu phi'-e of wagon. The to. ul supervisor should take the mat- t -r in hand at once. Itut he L handL I capped in the mailer for the want j of Inmls, and unless the county court i come lo his aid with funds, or give?, j him an older to go ahead and put : Ihe road In u passable touditiou, the people u ill soon have to ti av el in idrship who have occasion to go t over tii i rout1. I bis road snouui he attended to at once. CHICHESTER S PILLS V I.bJI.-.I A.k jfmr l'r.l. f. . f C-V 1 1,1 IH....J-Tlr.jVV g IH.WIONO KIlAMI I'IU Vt T frji .known-, Crst.SUcst. AUatt Krl i! Ifl SOLO BV DRLGG1STS LVLOTHLRt '1 no M rs bin. is vrv I'Op'iIar railroad ( or b-s. lir h kway Pail . Th.- l:r... in f r :1 .-riuil Some Want a Front Seat at a free lunch Some Want a Back Seat in a fil't But all will A-ant lli.it comfy scat ly the window that we can build there with just a few of our select boards Kenny Lumber Company ft Variety Means A big Assortment. We have a Variety Line Notions 1 )ry (iiwids Novelties l)ilns Kitchen Wares -tationery Toys ( 'andies, I'"tc. All the smaller items from every line HI' Y TII KM FOR US AT A VARIETY STORE 217 N. Jackson CARR'A RoKtburj;, Ore. ooooooooochooO':mxk'OC:'000o Coffee' We Can Recomii.eiul Pheasant Brand Coffee For wr know it to be coo.I. Also wc can Recommend Diamond "W" canned goods, There are r.o better NEELY & NEELY, CASS STREET llt.o .ty . tl I ititi.: ill' lu i.i .(li C.i i in T . r..r .11 ill- f. 1 .u-t II. r;-r,i ir f'li ii I.-t r ?: ft I'" ' a. a I .v. r 1 ill. i f. ' ' fin' Sui-r I" '. I .ir i Si'-li II' ! ' -I,.-, l i' H '.t i t '!;". IVilri.-.. ( .iriT'.ii i' . . i . -i l ilt A'1' ! r: ! ! .! - i ri'.?"'n i.u vt ud Liver, Chu;vii ilAcifc ...... t f.. jii'i ir- 'i.'ii ... tl.r'i.;n.'l. iii.'rii.-t i .iv. li S.ii nl.o t.-r linllf. in h. I'll H Ijiy i-utt.il to irl.. th at I il-' ll'Kl f .-t It., a loii. r on entrldinliiK HIGHEST MARKET Price Paid For 01J) Lead and Brass Koseburg Plumbing and Hcalirg Co. C. U 111 CUES, rrop. OiTice I'h.iiie 151 Rcm Icih e 407- V hen You Want The Very Best Remember DIAMOND "W" Canned Fruits and Vegetables will Satisfy. Our stock of these is now very complete. The price is right. C7e CASH STORE Good Groceries Cheap Cass Street, Roseturg Best Staple and Fancy Groceries Is what you get li you order from ut. We have our own delivery iateui and deliver groceries tree to any part ot the ciuy. We In sure you the most satiHfactory servlc and courteous treatment. Try ua tor farm produce, couutry butter and eg if a. West Side Grocery IMIM klX AMI IIKNKOH'K. Tlione 29 West Roseburg, Ore. FLOUR. Has been Raising in price, but we bought when it was low, the advantage is Apple Blossom, Celilo and THe Patent, Brands. yours. Dalles Also Process rolled barley, rolled oats, corn and wheat. North Side Grocery ALTON S. FREY, Prop. RELIABLE- Brandsof FLOUR are the only kinds we carry. We Guarantee every sack of FLOUR we sell to ive SATISFACTION or your money back. Queen Rose Flour $1.25 Pride of Douglas Flour 1.35 Queen City Flour 1 50 Crown Flour 160 CORN MEAL, GRAHAM and RYE FLOUR. Bran, sack 85c Shorts, sack 1.25 Rolled Barley 1.25 Beet, Pulp, 100 lbs. 1.20 Cocked Corn, " 1.90 Whole Corn " 1 .80 Oil Meal " 2.50 The Douglas County Mills i:. L. I5ASIII OKI) vor v iif it i;';sks ro'i lJeialilv luiyinp yiur n c.iN ;ii this- market Not at II, r ;i niiif of n'liilitv, rttlier. Ytm 1! fiint cur meat r hut re, 1. 1 lino ;'ti. l inlT. No licttr-r tu Im- Ii;i! it n u .vrt ut any piirc. Hut w htiv dirc-t anil are in liiru. nuunti! it'.- and tlt'm -n;it-!t''I to kiivi oii fon Pi!T.iM of your meat uionvjr. The Cass Street Market LouU Kohlhagfn, Prop. 10 Weil Ci SLntC 1. n ' 1 C - i