Roseburg news-review., October 06, 1920, Page 4, Image 4

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CUSTOM
For Infants and Children.
Mothers Know That
Genuine Castoria
Always
Bears the
Signature.
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Exact Copy of Wrapper.
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Use
For Over
Thirty Years
CASTORIA
THt OKHTAUM OOMMNV, MW TOM OlTT,
JII.TKII AI'TKIl 2.1 YI-'AltS.
VauKhan, proprietor of a moving pic
I turo hotiflt'. Hfl murrled another girl
LONDON, KnR. After a courtRhlp a year ago. He admitted the breach
of 23 yearn, Mitts June JJoweii wub ' of promise.
awarded $2000 damapea for breach j o
of prom I bp npaliiH William Henry "Help Wanted MrIp."
Let Us Show You and Quote
You Prices on
UNIVERSAL
Lighting Plants
J. F. BARKER & CO.,
IMI'LEVEXTS
koskiii iti, oiti:;ox
AUTO.MOIULKS
THACTOHH
&
for lack of light. A Coleman "Quick Lite"
gasoline will furnish you a white clear light that
makes your rooms pleasant and reading or sew
ing a comfort. J Or if you do not like gasoline
use the 'Aladin" kerosene lamp. Uses a mantle
and makes a wonderful light. You cannot per
suade a user of one to be without it. Come in
and get one. If it is not satisfactory after using
a week, bring it back.
(Gjjlisni 33astlitfa2 disu
APPLES
Cannery will commence receiving
canning grade of Spitzenburg and
Yellow Newtown Apples, Mon
day, October 4 th.
A. RUPERT COMPANY
(iNcxmvoruTEn)
PHONE 310 ROSEBURG. ORE.
HER
DAUGHTER
AND
HIS SON.
BY IDAH McCLONE CIBSON
A Quarrel Willi tirace Cameron.
With all my strength I puBhed
Kenneth from me. ' Why did you
do that?" I doaiandcd, ungrily. ao
Kenneth kissed 119 ngain.
"Forgive me, Ann, forgive me. I
did not mean to. But you know we
have been pala ever since we were
tiny children and many is the time
you and I have kissed and made up.
1 want to make up now."
"We're not children any more,
Kenneth Halsoy. You are engaged
to Grace Cameron and we have noth
ing to make up."
"What's an engagement more or
leas between friends?" asked Ken
neth with his old Irresponsible laugh.
"You disappoint me! You disap
point me greatly, Kenneth," I said,
almost in tears. At this he came
forward as though to take me in his
arms again.
"No, don't do that," I remon
strated, "because you did it Is the
reason you disappointed me. You
had no excuse whatever for kissing
me, Kenneth. We are not children
any longer; we are fully grown. An
other girl is wearing your ring and
you have pro'nised her that you will
marry her some day. I almost feel
as though you had Insulted me, espe
cially as you have mu so light of
your kisses. If an engagement or
two means nothing among friends,
certainly a kiss or two means a great
deal among sweethearts. If the kisses
are bestowed upon some one else.
When I return to the school tonight
shall I tell Grace that I met you and
you kissed me."
"Why, Ann, dear, why have you
grown so serious? There Isn't a gill
in all the world that I have as great
a respect and regard for as 1 have
for you. Oh, yes, I know what you
would say," he hastened to remark
quickly, as I tried to interrupt, "but
not even Grace fills the bill for a pal
as you do. We are pals, aren't we,
dear?"
"No," X answered, "and we can
never again be friends."
"And you don't like me any more,
Ann?"
I raised my eyes to his. I fully
Intended to lie to him and tell him
that 1 hated him, but I could not.
"Yes, Kenneth, 1 do. I like you per
haps more than you will ever know,"
1 answered honestly. "I like you so
much that I cannot tell you the hurt
thut you have given me. I like you
so much that I am going to try to
never see you again."
I walked unsteadily out in the
rain, not heeding his protesting voice
calling: "Ann, come back! come
hack! I want to say something
more to you."
He did not follow me, however,
and In this he again hurt me, be
cause I understood that however
much Kenneth Ilalsey professed to
care for me, he did not care enough
for my friendship to stand up for
me and Insist upon holding it
against the jealousy of Grace Cam
eron. He did not want any of
Grace's Mends to see him walking
with me.
When I arrived In the school I
brushed past Grace without speak
ing. It seemed to me that she looked
at nie rather suspiciously and I then
determined to tell her that I had met
Kenneth.
I said to myself, rather valn
glorlously: "I will not stoop to He.
even If tirace does.
"I just met Kenneth downtown,"
I remarked. "Why aid you tell him
that I had left school?"
For a moment she hesitated and
then said: "I didn't."
"Why should he tell me you did
then?"
"Possibly as an excuse for not try
ing to see you all these months."
"You know better than that.
Grace. You know I have tried to
avoid both of you and If it had not
been for the rain today I should have
probably not senn Kenenth. Hut 1
want you to know that I told him
that you had spoken an untruth
when you s:iid that I was 111 and had
left school."
"I shall tell him," she answered,
"that you have just returned and he
will believe me,"
"You may tell him what you please
and he will probably believe what h?
pleases, but in your heart you know
and he will know that Ann Whitson
does not lie."
"I'm glad to know that von tinve
at least one virtue." she reterttd.
1 was standing close beside her
and before I thought I raised my
hand and struck her in the fiue.
Tomorrow Ann N'.ives Niliool.
"Help Wanted Male
CHK1STMAS SAI.K.
The ladies of St. George's church
will hold a Christmas sai Oec. It.
Location of the sale will be an
nounced later.
"Help Wanted - Male.
XOTll'E TO KAHMEUS.
We want fresh fruit of all kinds
Will pay top market pries. Hut the
fruit must be clean and first-class in
all respects or we do not want a:iy of
ll : we use onlv the best grades.
FOI TCH S CONFECTIONERY
t.xa tips, sntivu ni'.i.ivKitY.
These are not sprout plaits, joint
plains or sprangle tip plants. They
are first class tips. Also hare straw
berry plants and all kinds fruit
trees, Better book your order now.
R. L. ELLIS
Three miles west of Koseburg.
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S3 Pr y A fVl
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Nobodq thinks anything now
of gping, awaq on a trip
Select your fires ac
cording to tho goada
they have to travel:
In sandy or hilly coun
try, wherever the going
is opt to be heavy The
V. S. Nobby.
For ordinary country
ronds The U. S. Chain
or Uaco.
For front wheels The
U. S. Plain.-
For best results
everywhere U. S.
Royal Cords.
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KKM. COfiD-KEEV CiA!.NUSC0 -PIAIH
THE railroads were partly
responsible. But it wasn't
until the automobile reached
its present state of- develop
ment that the eld barriers
against travel were finally
broken down.
More people ovn auto
mobiles tod-iy than ever
thought of owning a horse
and buggy in the old days.
That's because the cost of
motoring has been brought
within reach cf ths average
citizen's pocketbook.
We look upon it as part of
our job to keep It there. If
it weren't for the trade of
the man with tho medium
priced car there wouldn't be
much' ia tliu tire business for
us.
The less a man has to
spend on motoring, the more
important it is that his tires
should be of first quality.
Any tire is not good enough
for the small car owner. He
wants a tire that will give him
just as much for his money
in the small size as the big
car man gets for his money
in the large size.
IV
In thinking over what kind
of tires we would represent
in this community we tried
to put ourselves in the
place of the car owner. And
we believe we hit it exactly
when we selected U. S.
Tirea.
Tires
HIGHWAY SERVICE COMPANY, Inc.
Distributors, Roseburg, Oregon.
K.W1X(J (ilKL SHORTAGE.
PARIS, France. Fashion leaders
of the Rue de la Paix are In despera
tion over the Impossibility of II ml nip
mldiuettes to fill up the ever-increasing
gaps In their workshops. The lit
tle girls of the needle have now for
saken the trade to become stenogra
phers, o .
"Help Wanted Male."
IKHGLAS rorNTY TAXIDERMY
I AXD TAXXIXG (OMJ'A.NY.
CllKKltlTI, ftOIilS
For Many a K.wburg Household
To have the pains and aches of a
had back removed to be entirely
free from annoying dangerous uri
nary diseases Is enough to make any
kidney suftferer grateful. The follow
ing advice of one who suffered will
prove helpful to hundreds of Rose
burg readers.
Mrs. W. R. Coulee. 319 W. Wash
irgton street, Roseburg. says: "I
have used loan's Kidney Pills for
some time and have found them very
beneficial. My kidneys were weak,
and I often had dull headache. I
felt dull and languid, and my kid
neys acted -irregularly. I read of
Ooan'a Kidney Pills and used them
as directed. They helped me by re
lieving the backache and other signs
if the trouble. 1 gladly recommend
Itoan'a to anyone In need of a Kidney
remedy."
Price tde at all dealers. Don't sim
ply ask for Kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills, the same that
Mrs. Conlee had. Foster-Mtllhurn
Co.. Mfrs.. Rutfalo. N. Y.
Tanners of furs, taxidermist of
heads and all kinds of animals
Manufacturers of furs, shoulder
throws, muffs, fur coats and caps.
.1. W. LANGENBEHG. Prop.
All work guaranteed. Orders taken
at S. K. Slykes' hardware store, or
address P. O. Box 887. Roseburg.
Sheet MetalWork
OK ALL KINDS j
J. H. SINNIGER
ll OAK STREET PHOXK 428
Opening Art Needle Shop
n
Mrs. Ella Stewart and Miss
Ethel Webb beg to an
nounce tho opening of their
Art Need'e Shop, and you
are cordially jnviied to in
spect and to solicit their
aid in your art wants.
Every thingfortheBaby
At the Hat Shop.
"Help Wanted Male.'
Heinline-Moore
CONSERVATORY
MUSICaIKIMCERCaRTEN. ycice and violin
lliy.lrol Education, including
new featiir). of Inlun l luhs anil
Wand Itrilla.
Sutherlin Sanitarium
MEDICAL SL'RGICAL
Writ It. I. HALL, M.
Sutherlin. Oregon
BETTER SERVICE
Our new equipment In the
bottling department makes It
possible for us to give you
prompt and efficient service.
Sodas of all flavors also Luxo
in bottles and kegs.
ROSfBCRG DAIRY AND SODA WORKS
PHONE lt
Buy Better Bucks
and the
Best Breeding Ewes
- for Less Money.
Stir SHEEP HlTHETK LOW. THMISBICXT MW
If you ar. Interested In- any number
or either grade or registered sheep of
th. tallowing- breeds:
Mamr.hlre. Shropshire. Lincoln, Rom
"'. Cotawold. Ramboulett. or any
cross.
Write us quirk what you want.
OREGON LIVESTOCK COM. CO.
1 Box 61. Norti Portland, Oregon.
Dr. R. P-i
Bradford!
and Wife.
Graduates and posH
atesoftheOWerfChirt
ed College of Chirop
n the world
have re-opeaed office. !
Perkins BMg- fW-
We use no drrt
trlclty, nothing
Chlroprarilc. and t(i
.ucce-ul for
years in handllnf '
VanS lO (
family. .
Via " -