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Urn vorn w7- I r t'. gi ( were always meeting irieiiua T I y a Lhesterjiela OVER three million smokers over . three million friends know the "satisfying" goodness of Chester field's expert blend of fine Turkish and Do mestic tobaccos. They know "they satisfy." NEWS SNAP SHOTS LOVEandMARRIEDIJFB jty. tne noxea auuior Idah MSGlone Gibson A I. K b' H.INUKI HLK MIND, Went U liniin Mrs. J. J. Thornton find Mrs. Ethel King left Moniluy for Drain to visit for a short time. Coca to Oniibuiil B. S. 1 truce, who is conducting the Armenian relief drive in tliiH coun-j ty, left yesterday for Oakland. To Myrtle "rwk C. O. Thomas, the local antomohile dealer, spent this afternoon at .Myr tle Creek attending to business mat ters. Leaving Kom For Indiunn Mrs. C. H. Patrick and her mother-in-law, Mrs. H. 8. Patrick, left this morning for Silvorton after a short visit in this city. The former will leave soon for Owensviile, Indiana, where she will vlxit with her mother. Mrs. M. J. Brum field. Indergoes CH-rat ion I'ouuty Coinn.t.ssiuiier W. E. St John underwent a serious operation at Portland Saturday, lie has been quite ill with throat trouble for sev eral weeks and Is recovering slowly.! The operation was successful. It is believed, and will end bis trouble. Return to Slitherlin Mrs. K. W. Hall and two children, Stella and Bernard, Mrs. C. W. Par ker and Mrs. C. L. Hall, returned to (neir homes at Sutherlin this alter ation after spending the morning In this city. Returns l-Yom Portland Mrs. W. II. Fisher, who has been visiting her mother In Portland foi the past couple of weeks, returned to this city Friday. She was nccoinpnn led home by her mother, Mrs. D. T Summerville, who has been In ill health and who will vli.it her (or n time. Inek From Fast It. '.. Fanner returned Suiidav from Chicago, Detroit and other points In that vicinity, where he MclmhO Farm Hold The Poter Sterborg farm at M rose has been sold through tlto AU,. Bar Hen real estate company to a S. Reed, a recent arrival In this city from Oklahoma. Mr. Heed and fam ily will take possesion at once at Mr. Sterborg Intends leaving soon I for Minneapolis. The place Includes Up their new cars until brakes can a family orchard and Is modern and be manufactured and Installed on well Improved. I the machines to he offered. been assisting F. M. Parrish In demons! rating the f:iutom: ic elec tric brake, of which Mr. Kanner Is one of the Inventors. The tents were all successful and many companies are demanding brakes, one or tne largest automobile manufacturing companies of the country Is holdim: After I read Bob's leiter my eyes filled with tears. I sincerely pity Kubcrt. but. oh, I pitied Helen much more. With woiiiana imutlon she hud Bcnsed Robert's feelings toward bis children. She kr.ew that in the buttle of humanity against natural laws, poor huuiau beings always loat. 1 wonder if Alice knew that Ruth was here. As if to assure me on that matter Alice came in at this moment, saying: 'i did not tell you, Katherine, that Ruth Gavlord anu the children are in town. 1 saw them yesterday." "How is she looking?" I asked. "1 think that she has grown old, hut the babies ale perfect little angels, Rush asked about you, and I told iter that you would come and see her very soon. She seemed pleased that you would do this, as . he knows that you are such u great friend of Helen's. Someway 1 do not think she is quite so obsessed with the idea of making her children all In all us she used to be." All Wrong to Seiiernto. "Katherine, 1 guess it is all wrong for u man and his wife to seperale if there are children.'' "I guess you are right. Alice," I said as I quietly put Robert's letter l:atk in the envelope. "And you still think that you will not go back to John?" said Alice. This seemed to me a little irrevelaut. "How can I?" I asked. "Nothing ha? changed since lust night, and you yourself said then that you did not sec how I could live with John af ter the way he treated me." "I thought perhaps the letter you have Just been reuding might have "hanged your mind a little. "How did you know what was the letter?" 1 asked curiously. "I didn't. I only know that you have been reading a letter from Hobhy C.aylord, and I can not imagine his writing to you unless he is dissatisfied in some way, or Helen ir. dissatisfied with the life they are living. I know he wants you to patch up something." "That's purely a woman's Intui tion, Alice, because Itohhy might have written me on a dozen other subjects." "Hut he wouldn't have written a long letter." Very Jcnlotis of Them. t.oodness, how observing you are. Well, If you must know, nobby tells me he knows Ruth mid if gives better bakings that go further. It strikes straight at the root of extravagance waste and re ducesliving cost in a sane, sensible, worth while way. Calumet Baking Powder never fails to properly raise all bakings. It never fails to produce Hie best of results. It always Makes Most Pa!atab.e and Sweetest of Foods Calumet bakings do go further, because they are deliciously good, are never thrown awav. And becnuse tliey have proatcst of keeping ciinl n y stay moist, tender and oven-fresh for davs and davs. Calumet makes l-S your baking pow der money and your baking material money po further stretches it to the extreme of economy. Yon save when yon buy it moderate in cost. You save when you use it has more than the ordinary leavening strength therefore yon use less. You save materials it is used with - there is never a bake-day failure. Generations of good cooks have used Calumet because it positively proves its superiority and economy. Is unfailingly depend able. It comes to yen li.mi the largest, burst, most sanitai y Baking Pimilcr Ku-tory in the world absolutely pure and as perfect -in leavening power as the day it left the b a Calumet Plant. Contains only such fngredients as have been ollicially approved by United States Fond Authorities. Sold bv your grocer under a definite nmnev.lvi, k guaia'Mc,-. if it doesn't prove best by test in your own kiiihen, in iiy baking. CfMNCAi'i-rTil children are bere, and be wants me to go over and see the children. You know the court rave them to It nth and she is very jealous of tbeui. She will not let them go to biui oven for a day." "I expect that Is Ruth's way or eetting even," remarked Alice. "Ruth never struck me as belnv" the kind of a woman who would want to get even," I answered. "Oh! My dear, we all want to Ket even when anyone hurts us, and when we get a dian.e to hurt them back we arc very apt to find out that we are human and not angels." "So Dobby wants to see the child ren, does he. He used to try to do everything to get away from them when he was married to Ruth." "Well, bo Is very anxluus to ge them now. And I rather thlvk. Alice, If my buby had lived r.obhy't letter would have ' influenced me greatly, but as It is. I have no one to think of but myself. "And John, interposed Alice gently. V hy should 1 think of him? 1011 say, yourself, that ho has never thought of me. Last night you were quite as indignant at him as I. Yes, I know, but I thought a lot i.bout it last night, my dear, and do ou know, Katherine, that if you let John go now he will go straight to Klizabeih Moreland. And that means his finish. "Well, my dear. If I have to take en the mural support of every man who thinks he is in love with soint unworthy woman. 1 am afraid I would have my hands full." Utile Hoys (.row Tall. "You won't huve to do that at all, Katherine, but don't you think that ou could become the moral support ol one man, if that man was your husband? fall up that divine ma ternal Instinct that Is In nil women. I'm quite sure that it is that instinct that makes life endurable to most women after they find thnt the men that they have martiej are not Sir Oalahuds, but just little boys grown tall." "Again I waB surprised at Alice. There is so much more to her than I have ever dreamed. She had quick ly hit upon the very crux of the whole matter. Ileforo she had spoken to me 1 had been wondering If I could possibly give John another (hance. "I'll come for you by and by," t)lei said Alice, "and if you ure feeling well enough we will go out and see ; Ruth and the children." TumnriowA Letter 1'roni Helen. o KERR'S QPAMTY POl'ITRI Ft EDS. Are prepared under the direction of Prof. C. 8. Brewster, formerly of the Poultry Department, Oregon Ag ricultural College. They will main tain the beulib and vitality of your flock, hasten the growth of profit able broilers and early laying pul liti and produce more eggs from our laying flock. Kor growta cbleki use Kerr's Chlch Feed, thick Developer Mash and Developing Scratcn Feed. For laying hens use Kerr's Scratch Feed anil Kkk Produced. For sale by vc:uurgb Uros Rnso liurg, Oregon. Headquarters for poultrymen. Sprella Corsetlere, Clara Corum. Phone, 402-R. Sll W. Wash. tf. (I AU Classified Advertisement In serted new today will be found on last page under "New Today" bend WAJHTKD. WANTED Dishwasher at Foutch's restaurant. WANTED Young lady. Reception room work. Clark's Studio. NEW SNAP SHOTS JiEST.BYJEST Remember when you buy Calumet, you get a full pound, if you want it. 16 not 12 ounces. Ile in nil Iliihlb- Frank Cain, former county sur veyor. gpeut yesterday In lioseburg. returning to his home at Riddle on the evening train. Minor Oficriitloti Mrs. F. 11. Churchill underwent a minor operation at .Mercy hospital yesterday with Dr. Ilruinfield and Dr. Scely in attendance. Return Home to Minneapolis S. Davis, and Mr. and Mrs. Pert Pavis, who have been spending a nhort time in this city with relatives, left Monday afternoon for Minneap olis, where they reside. Ift for Knmloos Henry Jones, who has been visit ing in this city with relatives, left lust nlKht for Kamloops, H. C, where he resides. Knrouto home he will stop for a short time with his sister who resides In Chehalis, Wash. teirnn Her N'evv !ntio i Miss Maxlne Svkes, who recently resigned her position with the Cham ber of Commerce, yesterday began her new duties In the Douglas Na tional bank. Miss Fay llufflinm Is now employed by the Chamber of Commerce. Cet Rig- Kntmolt The Pearson brothers nt Winches ter while trolling In tho North Cmp qua river Sunday, succeeded in catching a salmon which tipped the scales at 51 pounds. The fish meas ured II feet 9 Inches and when brot to this city was placed on exhibition nt Crouch's hardware store. For IIoosiIiik MMIiiko Kill A meeting will be held at the high school building tonight by the V. of! O.. O. A. c. and Monmouth Normal alumni anil former students, for the purpose of devising ways ond means : tn assist in securing a favorable vote j on the mlllage bill which conies be-' fore tho voters May 21. All Inter-! ested persons are ursed to attend ( this meeting or help in any way to-i warn tne final success of the measure. WANTED Man to help In harvest ing garden products. Phone 9M. WANTED Irst clasr. mrtcn cow. J. C. Koyse, Phone 34F2. WANTED Dishwasher tho Cafeterlu. at once at WANTED Man Phone 34F11. to slash brush. Leslie Hatfield, WANTED Woman to do confec tionery work. Apply at Foutch's. WANTED Waitress at Foutch's restaurant, corner Cass and Sheridan. WANTED 2nd hand Ford road ster or Ford with delivery body. Phone 123. WANTED Nicely furnished house in good residenco district. Ad dress A. C, care News-Review. WANTED Small house or suite of rooms, furnished or unfurnished. Address "G" box 00, care News. WANTED High school boy or a man to work as Janitor evenings for board. Apply at Cafeteria. WANTED A woman for general housework on the farm. Good wages and steady work. Address Lock Box 135, Yoncalla, Ore. WANTED A No. 1 logging camp cook. Must be well recommended and able to handle 75 men. In quire News-Review for Information. FOR RENT FOR RENT i housekeeping rooms. 616 So. Pine St. l , FOR RENT Safety deposit boxes Rosehurg National Rank. FOR RENT 1 t-2 acres river bot tom soil, close to town. Phone 278-L. FOR RENT Nice large '.furnished room, with hath and fire. S51 W. Mother. Photic 3H5-R. HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS Also sin gle rooms at reasonable prices. Rosehurg Apartments, oor Main and Douglas. SODA Buy It By the Cae All Flavors Rosebu: Dairy and Sod? Works fiioxe i . HIDES All kinds of JUNK wool and Cascara Bark. Including pnper, also mohair. Cast Iron and Dry Hone. Berger Junk Shop Corner Cass and Tine. ROSEHURG, ORB. TROTTERS KAXCK. Wednesday. April 14th. Maccabce hall. Committee. FGC.S FOR HATCHING. Thoroughbred white Rocks from 300 egg strain. Also thoroughbred S C. White I-eghorns Tanrrrd strain. Kgcs JS.OO per hundred. A few white Rock cockerels for sale, 14.00 rash. A. 3. Hunt. 225 Jackson St., N., lioseburg, Oregon. Township Maps Showing 0. & C. Grant Lands subject to entry April 12th. $1.50 per township. Douglas Abstract Co. i '. Pendulums Do Swing Rarl? THAT'S a natural law which applies to many kinds of condk tlona financial and commercial too. The pendulum of business has swung away out since the wa Will It swing back, and how far? Accounts at the L'niDnua Vallev R.nir ,.rur.nM ... . " ' " c me wige on In any event. 3. M. THRONE. Cashier THE IMPGUrT. VTLXLEV BANK ROSEB.JRO OREGON MISCELLANEOUS. LOST Ruuch of keys. Finder turu to News-Review office. DRESSMAKING Stylishly done: tailoring. 749 So. Main. Phone 429-Y. LOST Green silk umbrella. Initials 11. M. It. on handle. Finder please leave at Hat Shop. FOUND An envelope containing kodak pictures and films. Owner please cull at News-Review office. t ' 8AFETT FIRST Secui a safety depoalt box tor your valuable pa pers at the Roseburc National Bank. tf. EGGS FOR HATCHING Brown Leghorn, good layers; 15 for H GO. D. S. Ilouser, phwne to S02-L. tf FOR SALE Chevrolet. Recralk overhauled. C. O. Thoma. SALE Barn 1 Naeh, grove, to be moved. Casey.uJ FOR SALE Saddle mare, ( "ZT ll0d-F25UI,d ""d g'""e- FOR SALE Kimball phu,0- . mVUt'e' excoUtnt los' Pki COW FOR SALE One Jerr M FOR SALE Span Of work Kim or either or bot'i. Pri, . . . .. . - ' iaw. K. A. Hercner D.!lar4, ft able. LOST Party who found package Saturday evening containing white goods, three Bpools of thread and buttons, return to News-Kovlew office and receive reward. Call 120-R. FOR SALE. BARGAIN 5 garage, close in, phono owner, u I MONEY TO LOAN 20-year rural credit farm loans, low Interest rate. 120,000 local money to loan on good real estate. First mort gage. See M. K. Rice of Rice & Rice tf USED CARS O. K. Garage has a large number of different mukes Prices and terms to suit your poc ket book. Call and we will de monstrate them to your satisfac tion. Ueo. Shanks & Bon. COAL, BODY WOOD-SlibM mill ends, cement, lime, tku I storage, transfer. H. J n,., I FOR SALE 1918 Ford tourHrail new tires, first class conditm. I suiue extras, H. H. Ore waKianu. ure. FOR SALE Eggs for hatrhini lm I pure bred O. A. C. llarred Rot I 1.2) per 15. Addrem QsrE Swan, Looking Glass, Ore. STRAYED 4 Jerseys about 10 months old; one light colored bull, both ears cropped; three heifers, one dark color, other two light color. Reward for Information that will lead to their recovery. A. V. Newport, Dlxonville. FOR SALE. OLD PAPERS FOR SALE News Review office. FOR SALE Sows and pigs. Mrs. A. Fisher. Phone 12-F23. FOk ALE Medium sized safe. See it at Foutches. FOR SALE Baled hay. W. F. Ramp ui. i, i nine east of town. 270-R I-OR SALE Six-lid Real Estate range for either wood or coal. Phone 9-F 15. FOR SALE Several good Jersey milch cows. A. E. Chenoweth, Looking Glass. FOR SAL.E One Case gang plow in good condition. C. L. Weber, Rt No. 1, Phone 42-F 13. OAK WOOD FOR SALE MOVE BY TRUCK. Quick reliable service. Prices reasonable. Phone 20F2. FOR SALE Used Singer sewing machine, at your own price. If you ever expect to get a sewing - machine, phone 123. FOR SALE Good brood sow .and 8 shoats, weighing about 40 lbs. " each. Price $100. C. V. Oden, Dixonville, Ore. Phone 34-F4. FOR SALE Sawmill complete, with donkey engine, capacity of mill 8 thousand feet. Plenty of timber. Address S. M., care News-Review. 120 ACRES of timber land for sale by owner, located west of Drain. Price 75c per M. C. O. Anderson, Box 463 Ballard Sta., Seattle, Wn. FOR SALE 11 1-2 acres land, ulj tone to town; good 5-rooQboxl oarn, chicken house. aijtnl hox 13, lit. I, Roseburt, Ore. FOR SALE Urge county nii shows all R. R. and joierrser:! lands open to entry, price F. C. Frear, county iirrtt. lioseburg, Oregon. FOR SALE 1919 .Maxwell 5 pa ger touring ear, rua on; i'iH miles, new tires all around, kii and runs like new, $700. Ht Owen. Oakland, Ore. FOR SALE Italian prune trwii full delivery. 6 to 8 feet, 5t; ) 6 ft., 40c; 3 to 4 ft., 25c; In ft. 15c. H. L. Ellis, 2 ratal? of Rosebu rg FOR SALE Prunes and all Tan fruit trees, ornamental, A roses, including climbers. on application. Van Sickle, Hi Shorldan. FOR SALE Good work bow e. double harness $110 for botlf taken at once. A. V. Hamumi E. Second Ave. South. FOR SALE 1918 Harley-Dir motorcycle and sidecar la V class condition. J325.00. Calif rison's Garage, 123 N. FOR SALE Mapleleaf Conic ery. Bargain if taken before P 1st. Owner desirous of taWf only reason for selling. Goof cation, good business. J 11 FOR SALE Black mare, old weight 13UU: w", ,e geming, weigni I years old. weight 10M-. bar tin. West Roseburg. . . . . .i.lln iM FOR sai.k More uuiiu....- i . . ,i r.jntf neat ' l V""'. ,.,' $1600 and goods anu j, Invoice. Terms on pan. Catherine Fritts, Myrttt , Oregon. FOR SALE 21 acr.s s miles from lma. Wash., or will trade for Douglas county land. Address G. W. Bowles, Elma, Washington, Rt. 2, Box 40. FOR SALE OR TRAnE-Tof frame. 10 rooms, modern, I lent basement, plaster. . its, paved street. ide ' FOR SALE 606 acres of timber for sale; few rods from highway and near siding at Riddle. Must be sold at once. Good team logging proposition. Address Harry L. Grube, Cottage Grove, Ore. NETTING KGC.S. From High Producing White Leg horn hens Tancred Strain. $1.25 per setting of lr: $8 per 100. Earl Vosbirgh. 227 N. Jackson or 702 Fullerton. Arundel, piaao tuner. Phone 189L. HEIN LINE M OOR E CONSERVATORY 1 jr.' aiJ Physical Education Managed hy Accredited Teachers Only The MtRtdmsnit hfchly efficient tcsrhcri snil Ibis Mchnul compiles 1UII per cent with the State law. Koh'.hagen Bldg. Phone 399 FOR SALE Beautiful, modern flve room bungalow, bath and sleep ing porch, nt the Intersection of Fullerton and Mlcelll streets In the Grove. Picturesque view of the river. Price $2000. Casey-Harding. Lands. BROCCOLI SEED FOR SALE Dr. Bailey hss spent 8 years develop ing a strain of broccoli seed adapt ed to the I'mpqua Valley. $2 per ounce. Special rates on pound lots. Orders taken for broccoli plants for June delivery, $4 per thou sand. Dr. C. H. Bailey ft Son, Roseburg, Oregon. me lots, paved street. age, car line. Luiei" ,, trici. Portland. $8.000.. ; or trade for grocery itort ranch In Oregon. Adiirw. . W. Lane St.. Koseuins. - agents. ,7miH PRUNE OKCHAKi v - t 1 prune orchard, oil " g years old. all under lrriPf improvements except I Intat Is a bargain at I5.OOOO0.-j renee-Cordon Co.. i:5Jg-- 'arm pRorsTn in tract. FRUIT AND FA SO seres in tract. --ri; cultivation, 10 cre9"ri'-f' 5 acres bearing SPP" v .-ii cherries. pearn. , pfr all crops In. VM , , new house. 2 hams. apple house, chicken a"",-, house, tool house. Iff and place sll fenced naI"JV ced with woven lre-"i 4 place year round. it. roads 4 1-1 miles ''" and full set of Impl'O"1?:,- St anmr L " - ing a new n "'iT rence-Cordoa Co, J
