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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FIVE LOCAL AND PERSONAL. LOCAL AND PERSONAL. LOCAL AND PERSONAL. EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW. THURSDAY, DECEMBER U. 1010. Don't Forget to In- clude us in your shopping trip We offer these as a few suggestions as to what you may find TOYS, Dc and up ,.-.' AIK lill't.ES, 75c and up. '. ', PERCOIiATOItS, $2.00 and up.' CASSEROLES, $1.75 and up. SAFETY RAZORS, 25c and up. KODAKS, 51.25 and up. Pocket Knives, Holler -Skates, Flash Lights, Silverware, Alum inum Ware. Churchill Hardware Co. R0SEBURG, ORE. ' IRONMONGERS P. S. Don't forget that a "Mystic Witt," a "Chamois Clean er," a can of "Orono," or other little useful article makes an acceptable reminder. XMAS Doll Buggies Beautiful Reed doll buggies nr- rived yesterday at Strong's Furniture Store. They look like the Reed car riages which people are buying, and are sure to please the particular mother and the little daughter. Also see the doll sulky carts which Strong is selling. Blackboard For Children Teaches them t write and read more quickly tha'n anything in the world. Two dandies at Strong's. Convex Glass and Oval Frames Perhaps you want a convex glass and oval plcluro frame. Then see Strong, for he is Belling them for one-third the price asked by agents. All manner and kinds of picture frames. Other Suggestions Are Dressing Tables, several real bargains; jardiniere stands; rockers, reed and leather, or plain wood; car . pet sweepers; suit cases, or club bags, etc. , B. W. Strong The Furniture Man OYSTERS ANY STYLE At your home Order the Fresh Olympia Oysters. We get them fresh, in bulk twice a week. They are by far the best oysters on the market easy to serve at home any style you like. Soft drinks Also. Phone your order Roseburg Soda Works Quick Profits Count When you buy a sack of flour here and save fnom 10c to Hoc it counts. You can save in the same proportion on every thing in the GROCERY LINE Buy Your Fall Supply Now and You'll Sarve Considerable No bad debts if you trade with us. THE CASH STORE Reduction In Parisian Ivory goods at Hufey's. Xmas Cards, Xruns Books, Toys, Dolls and Games, at The Roseburg Book Store. A. D. S. Digestive Tablets relieve distress after eating. For sale by Hamilton Drug Co. Why not give a kodak for Xmas. A large stock to select from at the Roseburg Book Store. Ray Glass, a popular Eugene salesman, arrived here last evening on his regular business trip. Drop in THE POLI.YANNA after the show or dance for a hot chicken tamale or sandwich. The best ever. Paul Klrker and K. -M. Austin, of Urewsey, Ore., arrived here last evening to spend a few days on busi ness. DRAIN TILE. 3-inch, 4-inch, 6 incli and 8-inch. Page's have brick, also lumber, shingles, windows and doors. .Mrs. J. G. Day, of Olalla, arrived In the city last evening to speud a few dnys. She is registered at the Umpqua hotel. C. H. Livingston and wi'e, oi Orient, Iowa, arrived in the city last night. They are passing a few days at the Umpqua. Robert K. Hlggins, of Oakland, spent last night in Roseburg attend ing the theatrical production at the Antler's theater. Miss Katherlne Paul, a local school teacher, has engaged quarters in the Umpqua hotel, where she will make her future home. J. L. Wright, of Portland, arrived in Roseburg last evening to spcmi a few days with friends. He is regis tered at a local hotel. Do not buy a poor grado of can dies. Buy goods that you know are Freshly Jlade and Pure. You will get lowest cash prices at the Peo ples Supply Company. Thomas A. Edison's favorite Inven tion, the Edison Diamond Disc. Whatever you do be sure and hear It before buying a phonograph. Plays any make of records. W. E. Ott, Dealer. The local skating rink In the Sykos building on Jackson street, 'was opened Inst night undeu the di rection of William Dolan and .lay Carter. A big crowd was present and a good time prevailed through out the entire evening. E. J. Becker, who is collected with the Southern Pacific dining car ser vice, and Frank Cavender, car fore man with headquarters in Portland, spent last night in Roseburg. Tlioy were registered at the Umpqua ho tel. Mr. Cavender formerly lived in Roseburg, where he is well and fav orably known. An immense stock of Freshly Made pure, toothsome lind nutri tious Xmas Sugar Plums. Well as sorted and at astonishingly low prices. Come early prepared to buy while the assortment is good. Whole sale prices will prevail on quantity purchases. Peoples' Supply Com pany, wholesalers to the consumer. Mrs. Clarence W. Tchault, Jr., who was Miss Ruth Eddy before her mar riage in tills city last February, ar rived in the city this noon and is the guest of Miss Greta Fortiniller, says the Albany Democrat. She Is on her way to Roseburg to spend Christmas with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Eddy. Mr. Tebault is managing editor of the Puyallup (Wash.) Val ley Tribune. S. C. Dalton, formerly manager of a wholesale house in Eugcn.?, was In Roseburg a few days ago making arrangements to increase the scope of the business of the Oregon Fruit Company there by entering tho busi ness of purchasing fruit and vege tables for shipment out of the terri tory, says the Eugene Guard. The Oregon Fruit Company, of which Mr. Dalton is manager, has a capital of $100.0(10, and has eleven branches in as many cities of Oregon. MORE MEX THAN WOMEV 1IAVH APPKMMCITIS Surgeons stnte men are slightly more subject to appendicitis than women. Roseburg people should know that a few doses of simple buckthorn bnrk, glycerine, etc., ns mixed In Adler-1-ka, often relievo or prevent appendicitis. This mixture removes such surprising foul matter that ONE SPOONFUL relieves al most ANY CASE constipation, sour stomach or gas. The INSTANT, easy action of Adler-l-ka Is surprising. W. F. Chapman, druggist. For WIRE FENCE Write or Call on Stearns &Chenoweth Oakland Oregon. We have several car loads at lowest prices. Best wire staples and brace wire. Arundel, piano tuner. Phone 1S9L. Jitney service, 4 cars, corner Rose and Cass. Phone 211. Fountain Pens cleaned and re paired, at The Roseburg Book Store. Airs. W. G. Wade came down from Drain last evening to spend a couple of days here. - Mrs. W. G. Wade, of Drain, cairn over last evening and spent the night at a local hotel. Mrs. G. V., Kelbig returned to Kid dle last evening alter visiting here for several days. Charles Stevens, of Oakland, ar rived last evening to look alter busi ness matters here. Arthur Leonard Wadsworth, of Pasadena, arrived here last evening to spend a few days. Adolpli Helms, of Oregon City, ar rived here last evening to spend a few days with friends. Frank Ackley, of Montana, ni rived here last evening to spend n few days on business. William lieckley left .this morning for Shedds, where ho has business matters for a day or two. The Pollyanna serves ns good n cup of chocolate or coffee as can be had anywhere at any price. E. C. MoCormick, of Eugene, ar rived in Rose burg last evening to spend a few days on business. Mr. and Mrs. George Harris, of Portland, arrived here last even ing to spend a few days with friends. Tho Stewart phonograph and 1 2 selections of music for only $8.75. Come and hear it. W. E. Ott, Dealer. A. G. Aiken, of the Soldiers' Home, left this morning for MarshflelA, where he will visit with friends and relatives. SHINGLES Another car of those fine shingles at Page's the last car went in a week; get your order in quick. Mrs. O, Melssnef, of Grants Pass, returned home last evening i.fter visiting her daughter, Mrs. 11. A. Weichlein. Books for the children and Books for the grown ups make good Xmas gifts. A large stock at tho Koselmrg Book Store. M rn. C. M. Sterwald left this morn ing for Cottage Grove, where she will take charge oif the dormitory at Itoyal Academy. Miss Alice Forbes, of Mclford, re turned last evening after a few days spent here visiting her friends, Miss I'hyllis Tisriale. Cut prices, quality the best, nil strictly fresh groceries, flour and feed at the Spot Cash Basket Gro cery, 238 N. Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Gill left this morning, the former for l.cona and the latter for Wilbur, where tho will visit for a few days. l.o re a B. Hohnan, of flntherlin. spent last evening in Koseburfc at tending tho theatrical production at the Antler's Theater. Picture Frames made to order at Tho Roseburg Book Store. Bring your pictures for framing early to get them before Xmas. Mrs. J. I,. Shambrook, of Ump qua, who had been visiting several d ays w 1 1 h M r. a n J M is. A I . Kent, left for home this morning. Rodney Knott, of Round Prairie, arrived in. the city last ewning to spend a few days on business. He is registered at a local hotel. Bargain day, Monday only, men's suits French dry cleaned $1, other days $ 1.2ft. Roseburg Cleaning & Pressing Works, G. W. Sloper. C. R. Shipman, owner of the Glen brook ranch, will leave here soon for New York City, where he has busi ness matters needing his attention. Bruce Bridges, of the local order of Ijocomolive Fi retv.en , loft for Marshfield nnd Coon Bay oints this morning, where he wi' attend to lodge business. Anyone wishing a fine turkey for Christmas or New Year will do well to order it now from G. Gordon Stewart, Lauiel Crest Ranch, phone 4-F14. Make Xmas gifts of your own kodak pictures. A choice lot of folders and calendar mountings for kodak pictures at The Roseburg Book Store. Mr. and Mrs. C. Khattuck, of Mon tana, arrived in Kosehurg last even Irfg on their way south to Sun Fran cisco. They were registered at t he Grand hotel. A Ton of Fresh, Made In Oregon, Pure sugar candy, in this week. Our quantity prices are Wholesale Prices. Save money on your Christmas order. Peoples' Supply Co., Wholesalers to tho ConKumer. Mrs. C. I!. Goocb and son, Do, ,ild, of Sl.nion, Calif., who had been visit ing here a few days, left 1 a t. evening for Hrocl;wny. Mrs. Grouch was for merly a resident of this city and lias many friends here, Oren Tl'onipnon, the local Deupty G-Mi.e Warden, left last night for points In the southern part of the county. lie experts to pass several days in the mountains where there Is already considerable ?nnw. Cash paid for fresh ranch eggs at 1 the Cafeteria. French Ivory at reduced prices at : Huey's. i Apples for sale, 35c, 50c and 65c per bushel. See .Pat. Miss Blanche . Wilson, piano teacher. Phone 176-R. J. L. Stanley has changed his jit ney to lOlt Sheridan St., phono 2S. Crants Pass Courier: D. L. Ross left today for Roseburg and will re ninin there for some time. Grants Pass Courier: A. Goettsche returned this afternoon from Hose burg, where lie spent several days visiting. A good book, regardless of its cost, always makes a dignified Xmas gift. Get the best at Tho Hos-eburg Book Store. The Ladles' Aid Society of Chris tian Church will hold a bazaar and homo cooking sale in the room for merly occupied by Guest's bakery, on Saturday, Dec. 16th. There will also be a sample booth. W. A. Burr, local agent for the Ford automobile, is expected to re turn to Roseburg tomorrow after a couple of days passed in Portland. Mr. Burr went to Portland in an ef fort to secure at least two carloads of automobiles. Absolutely Wholesale Prices on quuutily orders for Xmas Candies. Special prices on family orders. All goods guaranteed K resit, Clean and absolutely Pure. See our immense stock ami assortment before you buy. Peoples' Supply Co., Wholesalers to the Consumer. Lewis Thompson came In from Drew Monday and has gone to Mid dle v.reek to do some prospecting on Silver Peak nnd in that vicinity, says the Riddle Tribune. Mr, Thompson had in his possession some rich speci mens ot cinnabar ore, which came from tho upper Cow Creek country. Eugeno Guard: Two young men who were In Eugene a few months ago, traveling under tho names of Lit! lo and Stanford, and collecting subscriptions from doctors nnd law yers for technical magazines, have been arrested lu California and are serving sentences, of 1 SO days on charges of fraud. The value of u tooth was put at $2500 by a Jury in Judge Gunlen- bein's court last night when a ver dict for that sum was returned In favor of J. L .Allen, who bad sued E. R. (Painless) Parker for dam ages, charging malpractice in the treatment of a tooth. Arsenic pois oning is said to have resulted and one tooth was lost. Other damage was alleged. Oregonlan. Charging cruel and Inhuman treatment and alleging that her hus band had falHesly accused her of im proper relations with other men, Bessie Giles has instituted suit for divorce from E. C. Giles, says the Salem Statesman. They were mar ried here in 190!). Mrs. Giles asks custody of her 7-year-old daughter, Audrey, with alimony of $15 per month, besides costs of the action. For Your. Baby The Signature of is the only guarantee that you have the G prepared by him for over 30 years. YOU'LL give YOUR baby the BEST Your Physician Knows Fletcher's Castoria. Sold only in one size bottle, never in bulk or otherwise; to protect the babies. The Centaur Company, rKACllKHS' EXAMINATIONS. Clinnihcrluin'H Coiili Itemed)'. Tliia in not onlv one nf tho best nnd most efficient mcdiclncH for coughs, colds anil toui, but 1h also pleasant and Hnfo In take, which In important when medlclno must be. given to children. Many mothers have given It their unqualified en dorsement. 0 I'olth (iAItACi: TO li Tiitu vii.cwi.inu The l-'ord (inraw haH Installed a vulcanizing , In nt, with II. ('. Wult ters. formerly of the Motor Shop (iarage. in charge. 1'irnt cliir.H work in guaranteed and your wantu taken can; cf p.'Oi.iptly. I.et iih do your vulcanizing. s AV.M'AI, IIO.MItt'OMIXCi. Pising Star lodge No. 17 1. I. O. O. I''., will hold their annual liollcall and Homecoming on h'rlday evening, I lee. I". All mcinhei-H ol the order in good standing are cordially In vited. . lOntertaining features and refreshments. COM MITT KM. Golden West Coffee is I'm Rir.tir For Sale West Side Grocery Established business on a pay ing basis. Must be sold to set tle estate. Stock will be sold at Invoice price and fixtures at one-half cost. Will take part casb and balance on bankablo paper. G. W. Young & Son 110 Cass St, 1'hone 417. 8top the First Cold. A cold does not gel well of itself. The process of wearing out a cold wears you out, and your cough bo comes serious if neglected. Hacking coughs drain the energy and sap tho vitality. Tor 47 years the happy com bination of soothing antiseptic bal sams In Dr. King's New Discovery has healed coughs and relieved con gestion. Young and old can testify to the effectlvepess of Dr. King's New Discovery for coughs and colds, fluy a bottle today at your Druggist, COc. Vol II MtlKNDH Can buy anything you can give them except your foto, the best holi day gift, if good .and good if made by Clark, the Fotografer. WHY not give your lad the same training? "When 1 wu trowing lad, and entna upon mnr words In my rend In that 1 did not undantand, mr mother. In stead of In me Iht definition hn 1 applied to her. uniformly nmt me to the dictionary to Iran It, and In this way I gradually learni-d many thing beatdca the meaning of the Indirlitual word In queatlon among ofhrr thTriga, how to uae a dictionary, and (he grrat pteaattra and advantage therm mlftht be In the on of the dictionary. Afterward, when I went to the Tillage echoot, my chief diversion, after lea ona were learned and before they Were reelted, Waa In turning over the page of the Tnabrldged of tho daya. Now the moat modern I'na brldged-theNKW INTERNATIONAL give me a pleasure of the earn aort. Bo far aa my knowledge eitendn. It Is at preaent the beat of the one-volume dlrllonarlee, and quite auflMent for all ordinary once. fen thowa who poaaeaa the aplendld dictionaries In rveral volume will vet And It a grent convenUnco to have IhU, whlrh la mo eo Bi part, ao full, and so t nut worthy as to leave. In moat ca. Utile to be desired."- Albert H. Cook. I'h.I)., Professor of the FnglUh Iangnsge and Literature, Yals fair. April 28,1911. Not loo is horoby given that tlio County SuporiiUondont of DoukIur County, Oregon, will hold tho regular examination of applicants Tor Statn CVrtitlcatoa at tho AIothodiHt Church (Sunday school room), ns follows: Com inclining Wednesday, Decem ber 20, 19 I C, nt 9:00 o'clock a. in.. and continuing until Saturday, De cember 2;t, llilti, at 4:00 o'clock p. m. Wednesday Forenoon, U. R. Hiatory, Writing, Penman ship, Music, Drawing. Wednesday Afternoon. Physiology, Rending, Manual Training, Composition, DomcRtio Sci ence, MethodH of Heading. Courao of Study for Drawing, MethodH In Arith metic. Thursday Forenoon. Arithmetic, History of Education, Physiology, Methods In tjeorgaphy, Mechanical Drawing, Domestic Art, Course of Study for Domestic Art. I Thursday Al'toi-iioon, Oram mar, Geography.'- Stenogra phy, Amerieuln Literature, Physics, Typewriting, Methods In l,anguuge. Thesis for Primary Certiflcato. j Friday Forenoon. Theory and Practice, Orthography, Physical Geography, Kngllsh Llterti ' ture, chemistry, Physical Culture. I l-'rldiiv Afternoon. Rsrool Law, Geology, Algebra, Civil Government. Saturdny Forenoon. Geometry, Uotany. y Saturday Afternoon. General History, Bookkeeping. O. C. BROWN, County School Superintendent. How to Prevent (Troup, In a child that Is suhtect to attacks of croup, tho first Indication of the disease Ik hoarseness. Give Cham berlain's Cough Hcmedv as soon as tho child becomes hoarse nnd tho at tack niny bo warded off nnd all dan ger ami anxiety nvolded. c Canned Goods Fruit or vegetables slinuld be in the proper condition for canning and the canning pro cess should be sanitary. Diamond 4,W' canned goods are packed under Sanitary conditions. A full Iih? at Neely & Neely, The Cass Street Grocers Voluntary Assignment? NO. We conduct a first cI:ihb rating place for liuli nnd gontlomcn. Facts Vou Should Consider You gel. tho bost liomn cookod food, conrloouH sorvlco, iiiodoralo pi'lccH. Wo !ako our own Htiporlor jmHtrlcH. Our Mncero nim id to IIo;iho, both in tho propurul Ion of fooilH and In courteous service. Phone 81 Dole's Cafeteria 122 Cass Street f WtMTEE'ft MEW Uf TUNATIOHAi. WOTIOKABT G.&C MKUIilAM COMPANY, For Otit IH Vin PnMl.hrr. of The Genuine Wcbator'n Dictionaries, SPRINGFIKLD. M ABH.. U. 8. A. The Finest Sight In -TOWN- Is our Beautiful Stock of Xmas Gifts. Bright, Fresh, New and Novel in Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silverware Genuine worth and un questioned value. For really desirable pres ents, get something different at SALZMAN'S All our goods Fngraved Free. See our Line of j& NOVELTIES