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Merchants count it an invest
ment where returns are actual
and provable.
The expense of maintenance
is comparatively insignificant,
J. 0. NEWLAND & SON
: ' DISTRIBUTORS
Corner Cass & Stephens Streets
' ROSEBURG, OREGON
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Kl.KTOX XKWS XOTKS
Wednesday, (September 15 was
Jr day at Klkion, but there was a
nail attendance as the farmers were
tending to ilie prune harvest, and
me had not heard of the fair, but
e exhibits, although small and few
number, were of Rood quality.
School has started at Klkton with
food attendance. The hitth Rchool
ed Inside and out, the roof partly
reshltiKled and two rooms beinir,
upstairs Instead of one as formerly.
Houses are all taken In Klkton,
some of the school districts near here
which have no teacher for the win
ter, those having children of school
age would like to move to Klkton
for the school advantages otfcied if
they could obtain houses.
Fred Kiley will Rive up the tel
phone central on October first and
will move In the Davis house.
Klva Shortri.lge, Is visiting In this
present has 15 pupils and several city at the present but will soon move
r re expected to come soon.' to Looking Glass with her parents.
The school house Is much better and where she and her two sisters
an it was since it has been paint-'will attend high school XX
;lkxiai,k XKWS
- HER
DAUGHTER
AND
HIS SON. 1
by idAhmcGLO.ne ;idi '
OR0WER8 having WHEAT,
OATS and other grain to soil
v should aubmlt samples and get
price from u before aeUiag
their grain. )
Remember we bar handled
your grain Id the past and have
never failed to get satisfactory
result.
EVERBODY S EXCHANGE, Inc.
Jimmle Callahan' Kawwvll.
I iiJ.l;'rnlng- we nad dt,"led that
nioiher was to ive on m
cottage I did not want to do this.
In fact I bet-ired h,.r.i n.i ....
she go with me, but at last she told
it that she had promised n.y father
lat she would stay In this little cot
tage and wait for him.
lie Shouldn't have aalro.l I
said hotly. "It was hard enough'for
you to bear without lniiw..i... .....
coiulltioa." .
Hush, dear." mv mother Bati
ting her hand over my mouth. "Vout
taiher rightly kBew that only In Inh
ume spot, where I had been so
nappy with him. could I really bear
o live. Of course, time hue en,,.
ened the blow, dear Ann, and you
cau help me Immeasurably."
nut, mother, have I been enoueh
to you to pay for all that you have
had to go through for rue?" 1
queried.
More than enough, dear. I could
not have lived without you."
All that day we were very busy
preparing me to go away. ' Every lit
tle while my mother would nass nic
and put her hand on my head. Once
or twice I held up my mouth for
Kiss, ana as her lips softly touched
mine. I felt her hot tears on my
cheeks.
I will not go and leave you." 1
said after one of these kisses.
"It's better so, my child: It's bet
ter so," my mother answered. "Your
life is all before you. You must
have an education. It Is all that I
can give you.- Much of my life liei
all behind me, and I must keep the
one sacred promise that is all that 1
have of the many I made in my great
love. X must wait, even unto the
end."
Kenneth Halsey rode by on his
pony, leading the other and whistling
for me two or three times that day.
but I did not go to the window. Al
last he came up to the door and
rang the bell, but I told my mother
I did not wish to see him, and she
reported that he went away rather
sulky.
Shortly afterward, however.
peeked through the blinds as 1 heard
the familiar "loot" of his roadster,
and saw him riding by with Grac
Cameron. I rushed back to my moth
er and said. ' Tin glad 1 m going:
'm glad I'm going, and I'll get an
education and make you proud of
me, mother, dear.
I am very proud of you now, my
child. And I want you to know al
, that one reason I am proud oi
vou is because you nave your i.u it
er's hair and eyes and you have hli
wonderful personality, and above
all his wonderful courage. And my
child, you must remember that your
mother thinks that courage Is the
eroiinat virtue."
Ax i he shadows began to lengthen
in the afternoon, there was a tlmiil
knock at our front door. When I
,i(.ned It. 1 stared Into the freckled
r-.trn nf .liiitniv ! annnaii. nw ruu
nothing. Wlk held out
wl.ih frulTr
r-'U'ttnaCe- uio
!-X. y.q Coasts 15 Fluid Draohr l I yJ
! jSlMl j For Infants and Children.
l ..LC0I1OL-3 PER CENT.
PfWt AVi-4e?abterrcfrtratica6rAi
tr :-X . in:,lnie.Mt;,.Fo0d bvRcSutS.-
.tinotheSiAMonsattduVwclSof
;-!ri,i': OiccrfulnessMd&sLCciBts
iWii MinKrOniitnj,M(njB
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Btiu iei- - r
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lac Simile Signature
1st cryTAEsCoupmt
Mothers Know That
Genuins Castoria
Always
Bears the
Signature
of
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
The Glendale Grange fair closes
this evening and we feel very proud i
of the exhibits that we carefully
looked over.
We were surprised and pleased at
tin evcellenee iV the vegetable nrod-
ucts of the Cow Creek district. Irish j
potatoes and sweet potatoes side by i
side, new varieties of melons and of
squashes that greeted our vision fori
the first time after over thirty years!
residence in this valley. The cereal
corner claimed our Inspection. The I
tall sheaves with perfect heads and '
he splendid dlsplny of clover audi
field grasses could they have been !
rrown In some nearby valley. We!
drffted mechanically toward the
ladies corner where the beautiful nnd
artistic handiwork of our neirhbors .
along many lines were displayed.
Their culinary skill In the fine an
of domestic science amazed us was!
it a chimera of our brain or are we
standing upon the heights of the 2"
enltiry attainments. We tried to aote
t all. even the crons of fii.e fowl.
We especially noticed the fine rooster
in his solitary coop and a fine
tnrire newtv-lnid ece was there. We
were determined not to ask any;
fiuestlorns and so far we do not i
know. I
The committee on dntv was Mr.,
ind Mrs. C. O. Garreit. Mr. and Mrs
3. Jacques and Mr. and Mrs.. -I. W
.lohnson. The fair exhibits are a
iplendid advertisement for Cot- creek
vallev, and might easily' have h"i ;
twice as large. We are -.are on ".-it
fair will be the ro-op-ratlve work o'
ill our people. We tfully realign and
ir-predate the achievements of our
fJrance. Us work Is phenomenal,
md we owe lis beginning In the val-j
lev to Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Garret,,
anil our progressive people under
sold the work, and we see th" te
sult. i
Harrv l'enrce. the democrat!" can
didate for sheriff was In this city on i
Tuesday.
E Y naves, c ur esteemed fe'low
....'.,,.n -ho has been at Salem
fivln'g his hand treated by th
.i.i...,. ...-mmisonn Is at heme
vrek Later he will return to Sa
lem for further treatment. Vr. aiHl
lr Hive, have the profound svin--nthv
rl' nil In the serious accident
hat has befallen Mr. Haves.
Mi-, I.iHi.in Vundervnrt. "he el.
-inuvh'er of Mr. and Mrs. Pick an
ervort of Y.,n'Sl'a. Is teach ... the
rhool in the KIT Vil-n A -s Net .
Mrs M C. Wei. b. wif,. of oi,r fas
,irs. ,..iii,.i, i,v a wire
tor wns canen ""' nn"-" .- ,
,,.ncin the death of h"-r on
basket filleil
fruCJ Iall' d.
fdiu.ii" co ni e
you order
to deliver gto
cerie's; .Ann. I came to nnng you
ibis fruit for your own self, and to
ask why you were not at school to
day?" " . ,
I ni never going to school an
more, at least not this school. I'm
going away to a splendid school."
"Whin are you going?" asked
.Ilinmv in an awed lone.
"Tomorrow morning, early.
Jimmy dropped the basket of
fruit on the floor and it rolled un
I ded under our feet.
"Ain't you ever coming back? ne
a.-ked wistfully.
I hop" not," I answered shortly.
A if just noticing that the basket
of fruit was overlurned, Jimmy
stooped and picked W up slowly.
Again he tendered me the basket,
"it'll be nice to eat on tho train," he
remarked slowly, and thrusting it
into tuy hand he turned and fled.
I set the basket down quickly and
ran after bim, "Oh Jimmy, . come
back here; come back, I want to tell
you something."
Jimmy turned back and came to
ward me, and to my surprise there
were traces ot tears on bis freckled
cheeks.
I Just wanted to say tbat I like
you, Jimmy. And I don't believe that
there will ever be anybody nicer to
me than you have been. When 1 am
gone I want, every time that you
come to deliver the groceries to
mother that you ask her how I aui,
and I'll tell her something to say to
you every letter that I write to ber.
And Jimmy, I wunt to tell you some
thing before I go. My father's name
was Robert Carleton, and there was
some very unfortunate circumstances
connected with my birth, for which
neither my father nor uiy mother
was to blame. I just want you to
understand (his If you should hoar
anything after I am gone."
"Aw, that's all right. Ann. 1 knew
it a long while ago, and I blacked
Tommy Retzler's eye yesterday for
saying something about It I didn't
like. It's all right, Ann." And then
Jimmy stopped and blushed, as he
added: "1 want you to remember
ihat some day when I ve grown up,
'tu going to marry you, Ann.
0 CITY NEWS m
TOO FOND OF SPECULATING
Many people are too fond of speculating and
in consequence a large percentage lose their
entire principal in some risky scheme that
promises a big dividend. It is more satisfac
tory to be safe than to be sorry. Start an ac
count with the Roseburg National Bank.
4 Cor cent Interest Paid on Savim,n Account. ,
TheRosebuigNational Bank
Roseburg, Ore
IS
Arundel, piarv tuner. FSom UIU
Be sure to see J. A. Walker BID
buy tbat farm. .
Hunting positively prohibited on
the lands of the Curry Estate. -
If you want to sell your property,
see J. A. Walker, 105 Can St. Phoue
91.
Clean up and polish your auto for
2 bits. : Liquid veneer Uoesj It at
Klsher's-Tahit Shop.
Send postage stattap for circular
of magaslne combinations. Fiction
Library, Roseburg, Oregon.
Oregon Standard, made In Oregon,
the very highest grade paint made. -Pure
white lead, sine and Unseed
oil. Give It a ' trial at Fisher's
Paint and Paper Stcre.
.
Jack Roach of Drain has recalled -
Hhe agency for the Queen line dt In-
cubutors and brooders .Now Is th
time to make your Inquiry and plac
your order for future delivery.
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For comfort you should have a et
of wind deflectors. The cost is small.
THE
UNIVERSITY
OREGON
la maintained by the etnle
In order that the young peo
ple of Oregon may receive,
without coat, the benefit of
a liberal education,
Th UiiritT licludth College of
Literature. Science end the Arte, the
Greduete School, the School of Phye
irel hducetion. end the profeeelonel
Schools ol Lew. Medicine 't Portland!,
Architecture. Commerce, Jon meliem.
bd.itetton end Music
Hifh elendarde ot echoUrahi ere
made poa-ible by an able teeuhr. eell
equipped leboreloriea and library of
nearly lOO.OuO voluirea.
Supervised athletics ant encouraged
and every e"ention fieen the health
and welfare of the aludenta.
Wltk keitklened eiailUoe
g4ed tr reeent sieraMies
I aathlle SHeporl. Ibe L'aileeraltr
la now eaferint ee" mrm of
tart- deeelopaaeet mm4 atende
teelailHeee.
For a catsiotue or for any Information,
eddre-e:
THK HKI.ISTRAR
t'alvsrstly el Oreioe
IfaiSepie. Ureao
" Insure against loss equip yout
factors so tbey won't set flies.
Fires destroy live, property and
ood. lie careful with fire.
Paint your auto like new. All col
ors in enamels fool proof, at Fish
Paint and Paper Store.
Try It, buy It, you will Ilk It. The
iled Soot Searchlight.- H. Mertcn.
Accessories and Parts.
The women of St. George's Guild
will hold a home cookery sale at
Kldd's grocery Saturday, Sept. 25.
If you want to buy a home In the
beautiful city of Koseburg, see Wul
ker, 105 Cass St. Phone 91.
Tho most beautiful line of oat
meal and other wall papers ever
hown at Fisher's Wall Paper Store.
High prleed cars used them. Why
lot yours? The National Windshield
Visor will surprise you. H. Merten.
Willamette Paint th best med
ium priced paint on the market at
the price at Fisher's Paint Store.
Insurance rates ar all th same.
Seek the agent who will take the
best care of you. That's Rice Rice.
The finest line of brushes, var
nishes, stains, floor paints, etc.. also
wall papers at all prices at Fisher's
r's Paint and Pspsd Store.
Don't put off for tomorrow what
vou can do today. It may be too late.
Have your insurance attended to.
See Rlc & Ric.
Say. ladies, the boys are all work
ing for that big Leap Year danc at
Winchester, Saturday night, Septem
ber 25.
Have that Insurance attended lo
nnd see that you get th largest and
best old lino companies. We'v got
them. Rlc & Rice.
Nil Sink. Enamel p.iint for sinks,
drain boards. Cleans them up. His
can for fl.A at Fisher's I'alnl
Store.
Aw now booking orders for day
old ckirke for 191 delivery from
hisb producing Tancieil strain Whi't
Jghhfns. Earl Vosburgh, 72 Ful
euMoBi St., Uossburg.
Edison
MAZDA LAMPS
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Douglas County Light! and Water, Co.
TIRES!
TIRES!
TIRES!
STAR SAUAGE
. REPUBLIC
GOODRICH
FWft to right thouMtid milfi.
guarantor on h. !gr ih
balance of this month e will
give a hftav duly rd inner
tulitt fre wilh each tire purchased.
ServiceGarage
f.l.KVN II, TAVI.OK
332 N. Jsckson. Roseburg, Or.
A LESSON IN DRESS
You should knpy. these ...
facts about yQtir clothes:
1 Wajclt your tp. B ca-
. ouuniicalc'. Order tailor made
clothe. . a,,- ';, ;
2 Otis good Vsult mad I
measure of pure wool clota
will outwear two poor suits.
r
Made io measure clothes
3
retain their shape through
tailoring not through press
In sr. ' .
, tlqm 'made clothe ar
kuud.UiUored to tit Just I oil.
g-Vwhen' your- clothes ar
baud twflnred you have an In-
dividual vappearanc. Clothes
do hlp "Make the man." ,
( Select. U'l.V. Price or Rruner
pur wool cloth and good tail
oring, her Jor -less than you
pay for handhie-downs. 'in
proof Is this: My "Cost I'm
System." . '
ClUNliC
PRESilfiC AND
REPAIRIKG
kit ntrMi.
tj PHLWC 847
RAY'S SUITSHOP
0DESSMAKfHC -UDIES
TAILORING -ALTERATIONS
HAV. I.. VAICI. PHONE 247
WasK Without Work
Unless you consider the simple act of placing
hot water, Soap and Soiled Clothes in the
Electric Washer dylinder to be labor the elec
tric way means "washing without work."
The Cost Too, is Less."
I- M.-.-l- I
Like many other labor naving devices, the
electric washer is a Money Saver, too. Easy
monthly payments if-you wish.
UHLIG'S ELECTRIC STORE
p;
CEPENDON GOODS
QUALITY GOODS!
In buying goods we are always on the look
out for fabrics of the finest quality, weave and
designs. From the wee'est baby stockings
to our most expensive silks, we always choose
the best in quality. That is our watchword
QUALITY.
DRY GOODS- LADIES WEAR
I. ABRAHAM
The Store That Gives You Service.
WARNER'S RUST-PROOF CORSETS
H. Mertcn.
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