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PA OK POPS 5 Announcing a Special Exhibition and Sale of Highest Grade Fnrs- ONE DAY ONLY, MONDAY, OCTOBER 18th We have been fortunate In liel.ui able l nu)!:o urntnKf mcnts with one of the lHt kiiov.ii l-'lir Sliiniirncl.iior!. In nil EiiMci-n city to lilp Ui ui for a K-ilal One Hay's 1 xhlliMk iiimI Siile W7.VXIU.OU worth of the Iml Style l inn, ('nils, HcurfK, l'um uml .Muffs. 1 hrac film Hill be lif fctvd tu iiii ut atfciul '25 i-t-r cent lew. than the iwuliir prices. We are confident llial thin will le lli' most Important fur event held In K'fH.'lnirR for many seasons. There i really an Immense stock that wu have to offer for your iel -etlun. Along with the (specially coiiMKiied .stoc k we w:il aihl our own hiKh-grade assortment, thus giv ing you a choice of an unusually giest number of popular style gar ment:! from which to ch.nse at p ict that you ran afford to pay. liyrmi K. 1-eMaiire, a well-known fur expert, will be In charge of the exhibition r.aily to talk to our cu ,toni-is regarding the stylo changes and to explain to them tho merit nf the diriercnt skins used in the production of the finished puri'K nts. The aMmrtiueiit will include COATS. COATEES, CAVES, NOVEL-TV SCARFS AND BODY SCAIIFS. COATS mnde if Hudson Bnl, trimmed in inarii n, Hkunk, beuver, filch, squir rel, raccoon, Australian opnuiUi mi and plain. We will have a largo line of AL'STK AIJAN Heal, French Janum -so luluk, Russian wolf and coney cnufB, plain and trimmed. -til of which have been deblgned tu meet (he most exuetiiiK cu'-tomei's requirements. COATEES will be nhown In squirrel, mole, Jap mink and Hudnon Beul. CAPES are ulronjf in demand and will h Miown in mink, Jap mink, quirnl, mole, Hudson Heul und other rate lur.i. BODV SCARFS will be Iho Mrnupist in foxes and c will show them In battleship Siay, dove, fnimnetal, Lr-tta, Maurice, liberty blue, eorulle, taupe, haiiiu, marii n, hliiek, Jap ciuhm, red foxep, lynx, Canadian wolf, rac coon, skunk, Itutcdau wolf and ether varieties. E4 All Furs in This Stock Will Sell at a Reduction ot 3l i m 1 11 V, SEE U'lMIOWM KI.NDAY AND MONDAY HER DAUGHTER AND HIS SON. BY IDAH McCLONE CIBSON rled Grace Cameron he would be very unhappy. And" yet, when 1 thought of that look he gave me i when he mentioned the golden curl 1 behind Grace's ear, I was almost sure he would marry ber. And then. Nature, having done her worst, ; would leave Iheui together to pay for their mistake and possibly work out their own salvation, i Already I was beglnuing to Bee i that there were other things besides being popular that made for a suc cessful life. WE SELL Edison MAZDA LAMPS Douglas County Light'and Water Co. Official A Republican A Statement lly Pouring County Republican Central Committee. JUST UNLOADED j A Carload of Am fic-an Slrel Win; FENCE V mil wto ii N4nn- money on ft me while this lot InM. J. F. BARKER & CO., l.Mi'i.i :.mi:.n rs UOSIMU l!(i, Oltl'tiOtf Al'IOMlUlil.ES Agents for Oll.oi- I'Ioum ur.il Implements, TKACTOHS t Exclusive p.dvantages OF THE DE LAVAL iYili C7 -.S-fFr 'r..n iiH M,::,, ,. ', thit!U.iiHyf I l1 V ' ':' ' " '-' ' ft UJiI;t PuUalor, c! 0 to cow's uJJrr iusu!; l! iift;m, snnppy o.tioa ii tc .it-cups. Pulialion rprrcl c.-.nnct Ic adjtutcj oi Ijinpcud with alwr.vs uiiifoim and plMiig lo the cows. No pul?alor sprir.s, wai!:rrs or rc Jlinj fetews pul-s.-.tor has only one moving p.irt. Alternating itctior. at li;d fp.vd-t!-f tvi front and the two roar teats milked alternately and unuoiiui). Pulso-Pump p"cia!ly designed rotaty nic ' pt.v vidit'g the vacuum ...id the mechanical control if U J J i' I 'ul ..iters. Sclf-adju.ing tent-cups fit both l .r .; and small teats. The De Lava! is the fastest method i-f milking cows successfully. The name De Laval is ample guaraniie of satisfaction. ' DEMONSTRATED AND SOLD BY STEARNS & CHENO A'KTII, Yoncalla, Or.-. The success of Ihe republican party In tho election of a president ind con Kress will mean the follow ii K iin port ant things. I ct every jioiiit be carefully pondered: 1 Well organized and efficient ;rvern tneut. 2 Slopping the enormous waste f money now koInk on. 'A Relief for tho taxpayer. 4 A cabinet of able men, not u Iiunch of clerks. D Doing avay with one-man gov ernment. ti Sweepinp out 300,000 useless "inplyoees now kept oit the public payroll. 7- Correct ion of t;riff laws so hat foreign wheat, wool, sheep. 'a l tie and lumber annot come in duly free In competition with the Anierican producer. f-- (ienerous systematic aid to the crippled soldier, even if necessary o tut forty million yanls of led tape hi h the democratic adininistratloii lias wtiimd around its h urea us und iencies. H An nssoeiat ion of nations to pre cut war, while at the same t hue preserving t he American con- Ci'ti ida is in a panic over ti e fall in the : ri of , h it, t li re:r eiilim ruin to lh.. far i.-rs, w'ch ,n'uns H'oubb ik. ..Ii, i.; i . jv.. !y. Dining the Witrbl war. th great wheat .n 1 r. of Australia and New V, aland II.! I not ln taken to Kuroe. for 1: k 'if shipping. Canada, and the I'u.ud States were the great s nieces of available supply. Now .' u itralia ..lit! I'.ow Zealand are suppl; rg Ku roiiv and wheat has tumi.led. As sm t.Hed growers and ham'l' rs tu J.f I nlted States are (ndea i: ing to ! 1.' up the price by combination. : tbe SiiniB lime the deii M-ratic tariff law is admitting wh-at duty tree, and the country is brb flood el . it h Canadian wheat. Ti.o situa tion Is tremendously serlo is. te c: 'i - with a low wheat p. i e, the iil -iiTing of wheat will he disc m rag ed ui'd a scarcity may resub. To tbe j; .i,;,t who has not dispos of his cro'i the outlook is gbomy ia.'enl is the republican pres' le.it und I'oumtsa shall he 'n nftice tl c Amer tc;in crower wil ie 'iIihm i! Rea s..,i i. I,i piotvetlou v, ill bet CU all 'f 'h funum are to iiiitod. there is not much he;-e !'o. tb , n t of us. A t reineiuio ;s ol jivt I. sso -. is pre- sc.i.t , toil, - y o . h' sheep : rov, er, a i.l the K'' in :i :h,1 tb. re ure o!h.M4. A li He se itii-ieni. 1 I kiilK 'or a tlei . -r.Hic o idid.it for I nited St ite Senator, tor iv'. nice, will not ko far with a practic 1 man ' T. ;'s-' daj s. Buy Baiter Bud ':s and the UiSt Breeding lives for Less Money. RUV SHf ff WH(M IHtY A3E 10W THAT l 1 : il HON mi art IntrreiMctl It. nv m H.littll'lr itlKttolti, KMintu'U Ictt c. flt.'n-any j Writ" m .pili V whut you it O'lu.O.N l.lI SIOCK (VM. CO. i I'o . North Torlland r-enn Prompt DrMry . NIWK.-,.... NA Bcoa to business A. S. HU-Y, XSL) "yvtn 7 ( 4 S 'l? V''. " . All the democratic effort to maki be country believe that ex -Pr sldeut Tai'f will not support Mr. Harding'? vii wn of tbe league Is exploded. Within the last few days Judge Tat'i has said. "It has been clearly dem onstrated that the representatives of the people of this country will not Maud for Article X. The stubborn ness of the president in refusing to ice nt indorsement by the senate v' be league covenant without Article X defeated tho treaty. Now. Mr. Cox has swallowed An icle X and de elare. that as chief executive ho will not approve the lea rue without it That means that with Mr. Cox wc hall get no league." These are lutU'e Taft's words, and he is sup porting Harding. Herbert Hoover, who also wants a league. is supporting Senator Harding. Not a first -class American statesman I; with the Tresident or Cox in this matter. Is everybody wrong but Wilson and his cuckoo Cox? The s-'ut iinent Is develop! nt iveiy where that republicans wtll rem rally vote a straight ticket tbl vear. The country has bad a severe bsson. but It has learned It. Ilepublicans, call at headquarters. 2"T. Perkins huihthie. where ram- piiizu supplies can still be had. Dveryhody welcome. KitM Church of ChrM, Scientist. -ner I.ane and Main streets. S-r-I'--s are held Sundav morning at 11 i clot k ami Wednesday evening at " clo.-k. thi' Meeting includes testi menu s nf heHn;. The rendinc roon n tin r'r of the church building 1 .ven daily from '2 to 4 p. m. exeep MinJnvs and holidavs. Sunda: elimd con eiies each Sunday moi n tie at 9:47: nli up to the age of '.'0 vears are finite,! to attend. Th puMir !s cordia'ly invited to attend ibee services and visit the roadin nicin. S.ibiect of Sunday's lesson U "Atonement." XOTU'K TO UUKKDI KS. LftofaiiK Forwartt "Oh. but Mr. Halsey. Ann could not live here with you and Kenneth, buid Mrs. Cameron, in d voice in w hich surprise and anuoyance seemed blended. , , Why not?" asked Kenneth quick ly, and he looked at her with open dblike. ' ' . "My dear boy, it speaks well ror your chivalrous manhood that you do not understand." "Kenneth i nut very chivalrous, Mrs. Cameron, and he probably fully understands what you mean, but I still am going to ask Ann to come and live with us," said Mr. Halsey. "Don't worry, Mrs. Cameron." I interrupted. "I shall not shock th w hole town knowingly, as my mother did. unknowingly." Then I turned to Mr. Halsey and holding out both hands to him. I said: Oh, dear, dear. Kenneth's Dad. I know you will not misunderstand me and that you will forgive me when I tell you that I am not going to iive with anyone. 1 am strong, healthy and have some intelligence. Surely there is a place in the world for me." "I knew, my dear, that you would see how impossible the whole idea is," said Mrs. Cameron, "and now I'm going to bid you goodbye, as I have friends coming in to dinner." She held out her hand to me. but I contrived to be busy putting down my cup on tbe tea table. Kenneth courteously accompanied her to the door. There was an awkward silence when he came back and then Mr. HuNey said: "Ann, I hope you will not let Mrs. Cameron's talk keep you from coming lo live with us. At b ast allow me to stand in the posi tion of your father to you. You know that your father, Hob Carlton, never knew he had a daughter and I don't believe that he would have stayed away had he known that you had been born." Some way I was Inexpressibly comforted by the knowledge that my father had not known of my exist ence. It had always hurt me a little that he had not in some way ac knowledged me. although I never asked my mother about it. and she had never told me that he did not know it. "1 must go home," I said. Both men started to accompany me. "No. no, I must go alone. To night my mother and I keep tryst." "Ann, you are loo young to grieve n," said Mr. Halsey as he nut his hand upon my shoulder. "I am not grieving. I am trying 'o make up my mind as to the fu t ure, and as I have never made a iecision except at my mother's knee, this tine must be made beside her. It is the greatest decision of my life." Mr. Halsey bent down and kissed my forehead, and Kenneth pressed both of my hands to his lips, one after the oilier. I begged them not to come to tbe door with me, for 1 uill had a feeling that cob), gray yes were watching from the Cam eron hoii'-e across the way. I hurried dwn the path, and a I did so. I remembered how, as a 'hild, I used to rush to my mother 'o teH her of all the beautiful things 'hat were being done at the bir 'louse from time to time. When I reached my own home, my mother' uirse met me at the door. "Dinner is ready, my child." sin aid. and b-d me to the dining room, t could not cat, and finally I asked io be excused and went up to my room wished the tears would come, for t seemed to me that a band was b" ing bound about my throat. Air. ml 1 had found that there were women n the world quick to see the worst ;tde of thlnes: already had the pb ndid kindness of Mr. Halsey and Kenneih been misunderstood. And I had realized, better than I ever realized before, that if Kenneth mar Pure bred Toecenberg buck avab lbl- for service nt Clen Fcho Ranch. 2 miles northeast of town. Now 's the time to breed milch goats S r vice r. p $r.. with return privilege. i-ayltbb at time of service; 2 onatgi-rt extra when I take does to the frirm and return them to own ers. Phone 3-F2. JAS. A. WILLIAMS. Roseburf. FROM FOOT-FIVE TO SIXTY Word of Help to Women of Middle Age From Mrs, Raney. Morse, Okla. "Wi.cn I was 4." year fld I.ydia K. Pinkham's Vegetable t orn p-uiTM rarnrsi nir tb rough the critical period of the Change of Life in safctv. 1 am over 6 and have raised a family of eight children " and am in tine health. Mt daiightc ami d a u g h t c r - i n d a recommend Your Vegetable Com pound and I -till take it. ivraamnatl. .flf. Yr.ll nr . 1:1.... . ..' .... ... .."'in it, lit iiiv nnnif if ynu vrth." Mrs.'ALK'E Kanlt. Morse. OklAlioui. Oisnp. ol I.ifp i, on,. f tbr moot .riticsl p.'riorl of s woman', rxistrnrt. llii pHl oM-fasliionoil root sn.l horl) ri-me.lv mv I rvlinl nr-nn to ovi-rcome :hf di.tr-".iii; tymptom, hi,-h srrom panr it sn.l women cvervw Vre nhoul.) remember that th. re i, no oth-r reme.lv Known to e.irrv women - m-ce,-.fullv Ihroiich tl, tryir.? p-rio.l l.vdis t. t'inkham', Veyetal-le t'on.T-onr.l.' If you want aprial s.ivi, writ, fr, l.v.lis K. 1'inkiiani Medicine Co. (ron fHr.tiall. Lynn. Va.. Your letter will ha opem-,1. nad and inmrml br s womsji and heii in alnvt cuntiiluKy Jlih9!t a CITY NEWS a Aruodol, oino tnner. FTioo 189L. Don't forget tbe cow sale at Dixon vill October 20. Social Dance at Winchester Satur day night, Oct. 16. Insure against loss equip your tractors so thov won't set fires. Don't forgot the cow sale at Dlxon vllle October 20. Fires desiiuj lives, property nd 'ood. Be careful with Are. Don't forget the cow sale at Dlxon vllle October 20. Hunting positively prohibited on he lands of tbe Curry Estate. Social Dance at Winchester Satur day night, Oct. 16. If you Ti-ant lo sell your property, ee J. A. Walker, 105 Cass St. Phone il. For first-class cleaning, pressing ind repairing Lloyd's Cleaning iVorks, 125 Sheridan street. The Woodstock Is preferred by those who know. A. S. Huey, Roae burg Distributor. If you want first class work, take four clothes to Lloyd Cleaning Works, 125 Sheridan St. Woodstock, tho standard type writer. Improved, simplified, ntod rnized. A. S. Huey, Roseburg Dis tributor. I can furnish you all kinds of help m short notice. Just tell me what vou want. Lloyd Employment gency, 125 Sheridun St. Am now booking orders for day Id chicks for 1921 delivery front ugh producing Tancred strain White Leghorns. Earl Vosburgh, 702 Ful rtoti St., ltosebnrs;. Frank A. Terry, representing Ihe equitable Savings & Loan Assn., of 'ortlnnd, Oregon, Is again at the '.'mpqua Hotel. For Interview, cull r phono. t Jack Roach of Drain has received the agency for the Queen line otf In--tibators and brooders .Now Is the 'ime to make your Inquiry and place -our order for future delivery. .NOTICE TO FARMKKS. We want fresh fruit or all kinds. -Vill pay top market prices. But the 'rait must be clean and first-class in ill respects or we do not want any of t; we use only the best grades. FOUTCH'S CONFECTIONERY. SALMON KltESSED. Guaranteed rresh to deliver O. K. vithin 48 hours time from here by repaid special parcel post delivery, 14 cents pound. Will box and ice ots of 50 pounds or more, at express .ffice here 14 cents. Our own caieh. - ish average 8 to 20 pounds each, 'ash with all orders. Bay Front Market, .Marshfleld, Oregon. KNt.l. ISII liOCKI.NdHAM TEA TOTS AT CAICK'S. Just In fur fall selling, beautifully Iecorated with all-over patterns in namel and gold, burnt In, cannot ear off. Many pleasing shapes and come in three sizes. 1, 2 and 3 )int. These were delivered on an old .ontract, so our prices of $1.25. f 1.40 and $1.50 are considerably less than today's market, and you save he difference. In fact, Carr's always ave you money. NOTICE OK SALE or GOVERN MENT TIMBER General Land Jrfice, Washington, D. C, August 28 ii Notice is hereby given that iubject to tne conditions and litui- ations of the Acts of June 9 1916 '39 Slat.. 218, and June 4, 1920 I I ubhc 241), and the instructions of he Secretary of the Interior dated September 15. 1917. and June 22, 19-0, the Umber on the following ands will he sold Oct. 18, 1920, at 10:00 o'clock a. m. at public auction it the Vnlted States land office at Itoseburg, Oregon, to the highest iddor at not less than the appraised value as shown by this notice, sale o be subject to the approval of the secretary of the Interior. The pur--hase price, with an additional sum f one-fifth of one per cent thereof, 'lng commissions allowed, must be leposited at time of sale, money lo returned If sale is no' approved, itherwlse patent will Issue for tho imber which must be removed with in ten years. Bids will be received from citizens or the United 8tates, issociatlons of such citizens and cor inrations orcanlzed um!e- tha laws f the United States or any state, f-rritory or district thereof only, t pon application of a qualified ptir "haser, the timber on any legal sub itvlslnn will be offered separately be Mre being Included in any offer of i larger unit. T. 21 S.. R. 1 W.. Sec. '3. SEH SEH. fir 1125 M., cedar 25 - BOI1 "f which shall bf sold for It'SS than tl fift t K , a r. r. m , - - fi. i. id o.. n. tiVr" 3' NEI NEK- fir 450 M.. NWH NEH. flr 475 M., none of K-h1k ak.1l m. - , . . "aM w BO,n ror than 12.00 tWP Vf Olnn.J V SOT MV Pnmi.liA. . . J-H.SINNIGER 119 OAK STREET pg , , Logan Tips, SpringDelivery These are not sprout nl.n.. . lants or sprangle tip pi''"1'' ?! Three mile, west ot 21JS22 Look! Look! Xq huue One S-rootn One 3 -room Cine 4 -room One 3 -room One 8-rootn On 4-room 'ne 8-room fn 4-room One 4-room Jne S-ruom One 7-room One ft-rOom One 5-rou m One S-room Jne 4 room One 5-room One 5-room ne 4 -room One 5-room one 7-room One 6-room houne holing house house und ! lots houite TH li. It! hou. with furnuu,, ,, ni"-' , ' pla.terej h0u. .. ,hou im tlOUKf ... 1.4 12.1 2-tory Iiuuh liouf houne hou houiti houf tiOUtie house llOUBO llOUKC house . UM . 14 . li . UH . It . lftt . UM . lift . 1IH . im G.U.HELBIGCO. Ileul Estate, Insurance, Notarj ltibllc 401 Cass St. Phone No. tt! Iloseburg, Orer.w. Wo Believe That Tuiloi-lng Men' Clothe. Is A l.illiie of Confidenee And .Not A Confidence (iaine MB Try Onr Way Our Auto Will CalL Phone 277. YOUR RENT IS RAISED! Not when you have a home ot your own. BUILD OR BUY If you want a house that wu, made to suit someone le then buy. But if you like a real borne, one better than the rest build. A builder of 25 year, experi ence will gladly give estiniates and information. Call t new building. Cass 4 Chadwlek Sis., or at residence, 1133 Har vard Ave. ni lLDEH SI. W. IiERGH. i Dr. R. P. Bradford and Wife. Graduates and post-graduates of the Oldest Charter ed College of Chiropractic n the world . ltM ID f nave re-openeu -Perkins Bldg. We use no drug! r trlelty. nothing but Chlroprnctic. and , succe5ul for tha year, in handltng 'Z disease known to ' ; family. Office h" and S to 5 P- PHONES (ft Residence jl Office Ul ill
