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Newspaper Page TextBOiiBPBfl mwi ngmrw wKnisBnAy, pkokmbkii aa, iw. nam roxm 'III HUH m "V"." Ouer anc Over Again FRY fish or onions in Mazola ; 6train it and it is as fresh as when purchased. Mazola absorbs absolutely no flavors and carries no odors from one food to another. You use the same lot of oil for . frying many different kinds of foods. This is real economy. , Mazola is a 100 pure vege table fat and once you try it you will never go back to lard - and compounds. Smttinr R7trfntatlw JOHNSON-U '.BER COMPANV PcrtUnd MAZOLA T7TJT7T7 Write for handsomely illus L (rated ri4-p.ie Corn Products Cook Book. Coin Products Refining Company, P. O. Box 161, New York City y Selling Representatives: OHNSON -LIEBER COMPANY, PORTLAND, ORECON Stephens' hIioj more Is showing a beautiful lino of ladles' footwear fur the. holiday trade. Auto repairing, springs work, and oxy-acetylene welding. Hpaugh 4 rlohl, Oak Street Carnse. If you appreciate having your clothes cleaned and pressed In a neat, durnhle way, call up Phone 472, and a representative will e:'ll tor your order. Hloper and illllard. cleaners and Prossers. One door north of the Liberty Theatre. Christmas Suggestions Toys of groat variety; dolls from rag to tho horsenians; Wagons, from Kiddles to the Hoys' Coustor. i Household Utilities Oven glnHHwaro, PVRKX und ottir Aluminum ware in a good assort ment. Curving Hots, Fine KohhIitb lion, iron to the Aluminum. Thermos Uottlea and hunch kit. Fancy Stoneware Tea Tots In variety; Wulor Pit hers. Children's 1'latws, Vases, Cor nelian Mowls, Etc. Tools From the old reliable pocket kr.ife to saws and planes, braces and bits. We stirely can find souielilng for your C1IK1ST.MAS NEKDS. LET VS TUY. Churchill Hardware Company Roseburg, Oregon. r. S. Ladies remember that the Myotic Mitt Is an acceptable small gift to any housewife. NEUOLA PHONOGRAPH The beat Christmas glft. Tho machine of tone and quality, now until Christmas we will glvo Front $25.00 .HER DAUGHTER AND HIS SON. BY IDAH McGLONE CIBSON White Lie, As we made room for Grace to seat herself at our table she looked up In surprise. "Aren't you going to have room for Mr. Sellers?" she asked. "I gent him back on an errand," said Jerry laconically. "When your husband comes we can make room for him." ('.race had evidently forgotten that she had said that Ken was to meet her, for she got up quickly and an nounced, "I must telephone foi him." Jerry and Jim exchanged glances, but said nothing. Then Grace re membering, exclaimed, "You see I am looking for a new roadster. And after we had enthused over the new house Ken and his father started down town, leaving me home. I thought It would be a good thing to go over to automobile row and shop around a little. In front or one of the display rooms Mr. Sellers was just getting Into one of tho most gor goous little roadsters I huvo ever seen. He bowed to me, and I asked him to take, me for a spin in it, ex pecting to come right back to the nilesrooni ; but we were so interested n his car that the first thing we knew we were out hero. Mr. Sellers suggested that, as it was late, I should telephone Ken so that he might come out If he wished." Again Jerry and Jim exchanged glances. I knew that they were think ing the same thing that I was. Poor Ken. It was apparent that Grace had never Intended to call up her Imaliand, and we also knew flint shortly half the town would be din ing ut this place, as it had become very popular. "Tell mo where Ken Is and I will telephone for you," I offered. "He Is probably ut his father's of fice," she said airily, accepting my suggestion as due from an employe of her father-in-law. "He really did not tell me where he was going. Merely said that he would bo home and take me out somewhere to dine." Grace said this with perfect iploinb. Evidently she cared little whether we caught her in her while lies or not. "If you don't find him there at tlie office," she said ivaircm izingly, as I rose from the table. ' "n-ver mind. Ifi can dine wltli his 1 father. I left wold ttt the house ior ! him not to wait for me If 1 wits not i tjiere when he returned but to leave i word -where ho was dining and 1 ; would join hint later." j I went into the telephone boolh and was fortunate lo find Ken at the j olf ice. This is Ann. Ken. Grace la din I Inn out here with Jerry and Jim and ! me. and we should like very much to I have you and Mr. Hulsey come out. i We will order dinner for you, anu it will be on the table by the time you arrive if you do not drive too slow ly. " - Ken seemed much relieved at my Information, remarking that he had in called his home and found that Grace was out. He promised lo conic und to bring his fattier. When I returned to the table Grace and the two men were badgering each oilier as though she had not vrigcled out of a very awkward pre lioanient. They were evidently all 'lying to talk at once, and I could not ret the drift of their conversation When i was able to make myself heard, 1 suiil, "Don't you think lhal it would be a good plan for two of you to listen while the third talks: "Yes." said Jerry, ' listen to me I am trying to tell the people that 'he reason I want to make a great leal of money Is so that when 1 get old and fat and tiresome 1 can hire i professional listener, one who will laugh at my Jokes, listen lo my Inter mfntihlo stories and sympathize- sil ently with any troubles (hat I may recount." "Splendid, Jerry." I said. "Prob ably thiU is the reason that we see so many old men in this room to night dining wilh young girls. Look over there. Thai pretty girl has not spoken since we pat down, but sh has smiled n'nd smiled into the wrinkled face of that old man, whil ho has talked incessantly. I'll bet sli has succeeded in making him f h ink lhat he -is lust In the prime of life. Tho difference between men and women In solving Ibis eternal youth question Is that women look in mirror and try to believe the II her makeup box has told her, and men look into a young woman's eyes and, as someone wittily reuiitrked. 'tries to believe the truth that lies - and lies -and lies.' " "Personally," I said after the laughter had subsided, "when I get old and ugly and selfish I am goliiE to hire someone to flatter me, to tell me 1 am looking young, to Insist that Jl am still fascinating, and by word and deed make me Hunk that my company is preferable to all the young women in the world." "Ann, you-are original," Raid Jim, "but I don't think Hint you would have to hire a" man to do that. You could marry one." Yes, and how disappointed you would he," snid Grace with a laugh CLASSIFIED COLUMN ALL NKW lASNIKH-:i All Vi:UTIKMKT! WILL HU POUND UN LAST PAG1B I Mr:il l.i:AI)l4. ,EW TODAY," WANTKD. WANT Kit To n-nt piano for priHtic-' I. K. I'lis.-. I'hnlio llu-l'If. WANT Kl i I .i k M t iiii nlliecl hnunkiop hiK roiling, or kidhII I'm ni.shwtl litiUHf. )'h.ii.. V A N T K ( -- V u it r - sk at t'ar.'tVriH. Av .ly In person ill nine. WC.TKl7 - Win Tilr utters. per tie? !t iiVt WMiltl, $11. Ml COI'il 4 -font WtlUtl. Koyei- ltrns. I'tinne. II-I''H, W ANTKJ - Ity experienced woman. ilnee for clulriK liuusewoi k. ity .r ouutry. liinnii lit. ;ruml Hotel. Tl AN WANTKf --Snnre proposition; lures finest liartlen noil, two limes Tnm Kteluirn. innst nioilern country noma In the county, tmtli, tollt, hot and cold water, etc.; u re;l oppor tunity for. t lie riRtit man. Apply lnwrence-Coitlon Company. 125 CttKfl street., I'hon 219 11 M!U:il LAN 1' W ANTKU - -A Ik. lit r IX in, OH ft U. U. ties, Mini ft.iMMi.iilMi tele phone ami telegraph polct, hInu mer chant it M e t lmler, lai'Kti tpian titles, tin or near water ti u nsiioita t in for foreign market. (Jive full descrip tion, particulars, price and dun. first letter, f. Iv Snider, M2 Mills IIMk.. S;t It Kra ncUrn FOIl KKNT. I-'OK KKNT 1-n ie front room fur n is tied, Kentlcinan preferred. l'lione U-V. Koll tiRNT Safety deposit 'l)Oxe7 1 ll-r !N " 1 1 ' " :,J P 11 " Ki. l-'Oll K KNT: l'"u r n lulled room with privilege of lath. 4 o 1 R Main Ht. Kl ifPKKNT "Nlr.-; fVn iYlnlie " rooms" for lioiift'kecplnir, alno steeping i (Minis. I tt ilnoiialile pi ires, nud un der low m;iiiitKtinr nt, I 'hone ('.. Kosetnit U Ajt.M-t rii.-tit MISl'i;l,LAMXL'S. PAILOKINH. dre-snmklnjr of all kinds, l'lione IhT-lt. f.-.'S S M ;rt n. l.AHT ('Aid. I'Olt lU'LllS All uiiHoltl hy (-hrUlniuH will lie he. Id. .1 out fr my own use. Hotter hti v while t tov last. Mis. K. l. t Hven. ' "The Kcin."' MONKY TO LOAN 3'J year rural credit fai ni loans, low Interest rte. -M).im10 local nullify to loan on K''xl real estate. Ktrt mortfraae. ree M. Kite, of Kir A Klce. FOIt KALK House, 3 lota. Inquire 1?,?. oniJ l. t'"lt SAI.K Harp Riiitar. IiKjiiiie :t-!7 ftllll M. I-XHt SAId: -Chevr.det car. ('all tit 4-'t Eolith I'liif, or phone FOIt SAT.K CahbaKP. nhy Hmnimt, f. o. h. I'illard or dci i eled. Itlre Uih. I'Olt SAliK ak and laurel wood. In quire at Patterson 4k ItiKH Kroiery l-"(Ht KAI.K Youtijr brood now with 7 line pins. Price 2t. Llntlidotn. !;:; oiiville. F(lt SAld'-Several pond pleees of fur- n it ni t -clock, linoleum, lounge, t;te. Jndd & Millln. !'( sI.K : f fre-Oi. Hioo.it h T77i IMreHione :i x It tires, it.7.r. each. Phone :(-F11. CHKIST.MAS TIIKKH Any size. Plume your orders to John ami Uohert M onty.niiei-y '2 It - F3'. K7 ' it S,"ld-:- -1 7i77T"iired uTTo.le I si ami rose coiMh eockends. Ir. H. J'. lirad f.ini. ' Plume 4U-F4. F(lt "s ,K S 1 1 u ) . d i a k e r u i 1 1" ' "in t iod condition. Call at HIS Winclo-M.-r Si. or phone ;!.Ti-. KOU SAI.K -Ford taxi7-ftiCJitthe lliinic for Jitney business. See It ut the Posehui'H: C.arHKe. Ft m SAI.K - Vn y" elioleT"'WhitV Le- horn roosters. Tain-red strain, trap lo-sted Phone 7a-K. after 4 p m. K( Hi SA k;---Wirir"r77hle. three humind ft. fi-S in., ettra Hood, used but lit- tle C. Slifppa id. I l on vtl le I Mr worth of Hoonnla with ouch $1 50.00 Neuola nunU'l. $150.00 Model utul $25.00 worth of UocoriU $l,-0.Mi $140.00 Moilt'l nnd $20.00 worth of K'0oni VMU.ini $130.00 Modol and $18.00 worth of K cmds $i:to.oo $120.00 M.idol and $17.00 worth of liocords tltto.ou $115.00 Modol and $15.00 worth f Uncords $M.VlM $ 90.00 Model und $10.00 worth of Uoconlrt ...$ M.tM Come In and lot tin domotis(rAt iho Notiola VhonoKiuih to you. M:ke your Boloctions fatly. Our mote will he open wvory cvonluR until ChrlHtmas. We Sell on Easy Payments. THE TONE SHOP Clarence Perkins 229 N. Jackson St. LOST AM) KOVNO. 1.4ST Hunch of kevs Finder ple.ise ha v e at Ne Wh- I 'eview. l. ST li'inl:iy. a purse t tin t i iTi i over II. t in n to News- H. i. w. Ft 'l'l Two KnialVtfold chVilnsrOwer inav feel property by psyiiiK adver- t i I n B flirt I Mrs. l.iST i.dtl lnr pni Fmd.r " ple.ise phone :itb-K 'l leave ut News-Ue- It w . UiST U.tl.h cl..uin. Mus. iilc .Mililfin. I'ltidrr pl.-a-r phone Is.-.l or l.;ie at New s- Ke ii-ff office i.iiST- On the ,lons ranp.e not l ht-at of town. Her. tt. female FoS ho'ind. white with ydlow spots. Phone :n-F 14. FOI Ni' '"Ud-s " fti pa. knye? owner pleas,, call ttl -ju;! V, Wayli ltti;ton. describe waist and p.iv for Hd ei ds no tit. 1 ST -Somewhere on ,1a. ksin St! or I'.'iicli!" National Hunk. muihII tUa k pui.' with I'UMrn. y. Idtera ri'S'HM for iln.l.r. Call o. It Sanders, 60:: West Lane St. Kosesbuin. Plume 1 :." -It l - T iV iir. rMirM-h M ir--wv-wWwW-AJ KOK SALE. i FU SI.K -An I C .Smith typewriter I In evcrllenl condition, eiv 1 hem M S. H .UHit. I ! i"H.I' PAPFKS-jiu.1 tlie thl"n' for put ' ; llnu iiialer carpets or many oiler t ues. i-i "eni at Nwa-Keiew while I they laM. ! Foil SALF All make rebuilt t iu- j writers. 110 up. i ne veur'a riiHmn. : tee. Valley Sl Agency, tuueue, Or. Foil SAI.K Orcen oak and latir.l, n per tier. Afldress Ho 1 M. lit. 1. or phone Pouoll, t!i 2ml hand man. 1 OU S .TFipies nnd'eider deYfveFed in town. Phone U li. Skinner Fi S. i.K- A'ictroln, reeords. pianoT liiivetiport. beds, runs, canned friitt. ihIhi elia'ieous articleH - reaonabk'. k:'.V S. Pine St. Foi; S1,i; ;,n-foot steam or 1;ot water radiator, marly new; small blh pressure tubular steam boiler, tjur- phone ;:;;-Fl,:i, For SAI.K Cheap if " taken at "once. iKerlaod car hi the cooditlon, fl.o.. Apply Oregon Cms and FJectric coin pan y office. Ft'n S LK--iurft7r,V-1iV?i seT7Tn, hand p!p. in ood enmiitlon. 1' tents per foot f. u. h. KoHeluiK. liostbuiK PluinbUi anil Heallnis t,o. i' Oi: S A 1. 1",- St riet ly ic.odorn house on hltfhlv Improved tn. 'loxe In. po cuient paid. $11 no dow n, balance terms. Address It, T., care News- lievlew. COCK FUF.I.S Ft 1U SAUFTFrtHir'hiKTi pro,lucii. strain of Mr. Is, White I'lymouth l;..cks and While 1 ic horns. Am hooklnit orders now fr day old chicks. for halchlinr in siki son A. S. Ifuai, 225 Jackson St., ltoehurv. (MeHon. yon P m .i ' cowrT! H"hi calvelSIT." half-breed Mnlsteln: tine luMfer, 2 y.MiiM ,dd. fresh about I V'. 21 3-4 MolMein. One urnde lltdstein vear- , linti heifer, ilio. Telford, Kt. 1, Rois- 1 JM-"5 tjlppy Valley). ITaLTan" PUrNlrrTKKs"aT$5s per Ita) and ui. Three nlzrn to select . from. P-diiriPt-d plants In Trebla, the Rrealet commercial cannlni; ! straw berry et hitrodiiced, sold at , Hi per itMiii. Other standard vnrle- tie at $7 per I DeO. We sell alt varie- i ties of trees and plants. F.UKne 1 N'nerle. F 1 1 ire np. ')renon. 1 Fi Ml S A 1 .IP 1 'n T iTit i tTmu 1 e rc i a 1 po 1 1 1 - ry pr.iponit ion, modern poult rv lions... hiooder. etc; li'S th..nnmh bred tiripnested Whit lirhorti lav Inir Inns, Hud all eiuipniet, modern four ltHMu cottsice In One conthttoti: tilv pavement, wsler. electric lights. e ery cit v ronvonlenee; 1 1-3 n. res IsTid. The blutcest litlle bsrnin hi H.'!ebu!ir Must be sold at once. Prh e I j; ft (1.00. part cah. ljtwrt-nt-'ordon Co., l.'i Cai Street. Phone OVhlS KVEXIKfiS l'-TIti t'HKISTM.V. For the bineflt of our -many DHtroriB we wlil reuiAlr ouun cvouinKa the suyie as on Sat- urduya to und including Chrlut- mas evening. J. C. PENNEV CO. P Tho retail nu-rt liunta of Rose- buiK will rciiialu opn for a MilTieUuit leimlh of lime on th evoiiliiKU of the 22. 23 and 24th to acmmmoilat their t ratio. KOSKHUUQ & POIIGLAS COUNTY MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION. Hint covered hor earnestness. "Why, a man scarcely walls for the wedding to he over before he Htarts remoilol ng the girl he married when, if the 'ruth were known, ho never would have fallen in love with the girl thut seems to ho ti 1 h Ideal of a wife." Again Jim and Jerry exchanged Klaiu es. They were like two old worn- di who kept nodding their heads md wirelessing to each other, I told you so, I told you ho." "Hero comes Mr. Halsey and Kon," I said, looking up, und we all rose to greet them. Tomorrow Before nnd After Mar riage. Serviceable gifts from a store of jervice U hllg's. Movie Closeups In "A filrl naiiiPil Mary." the pic 'nro in which Mnrpuerit Clark is HtarrinR at tho AiiiUts thoatr fr tho laxt time, tonight, tho tradition ally imiioHsihlt' task of InialinK a noedlo in a haystack Ir succssfully accomnliHhed. Not literally, of courne but whon a lonely mother oarches throuKhout tho country for her nilss- itik daUKtitor lor fifteen years and then has her walk in the house one day nimmnts to about the same tbliiK. search of n wealthy widow. Mrs. .iaffrey, for her daughter who has ieen iniSHinR since the railroad wreck in which Mr. Jaffrey Is killed. In the coure of the search she be comes acquainted with a vivacious young Kill, named Mary Healy, the 'he role as nlaved by Miss (Murk. Later it develops that Mary, who lives finite plainly with a foster mother, and is loved by a youth named Henry Martin, is the missing sir!. .Mrs. Jaffrey is overjoyed at the discovery, but her attempts to In ject the Rirl into a luxurious envir onment are at first failures. When the widow at last sees the light and consents to Mary's marriage to Hen ry, the happy ending Is In sigjit. Kathlyn Williams in the part or the widow, heads the supporting east The picture Is a I'araniouiit-Art-ehnft and was directed by Walter Kfl wards. Heralded as the best feature In which William lttissell has starred, "The Mnn Who Dnrod ' a now Wil Ham Kox Production with the story liiifi in me giant Kedwoofls of Cal- iiurnin, is playing at tho Liberty theatre Tor the last time tonight. William Hussell has the role of IttfT Jim O'k'iiii,, tl, .1... rtlinhcrhlfk cnnin Tlx. .In.. ...V.I..1. is by Julius (I. Kurtham. te'lis what niu'M fi in mg .inn atui the girl he loved when he "cot in wrem.'- with the sheriff, who also happened to be in love with the girl mo. ami ne was not exactly all that a sheriff should bo. I he mm is said to he notable for the beauty of its setting. Trees grow 200 feet high ill the Redwoods, and tO Walk in tho fnrituf no. ha 1 til... walking in a groat cathedral. Clyde fleViunil is rettlutiwlhln f,,,. l,n tography. Included In the cast are r.iie. n t n ' j , a very attractive HCtlVKS. Who hiia ctna I." iUr; Krank lirownlee and Lon I'off, Illlfi Kllimet J Vlvnn u,a if... .11 rector of the picture. The attraction it fh Mn!ntt, Ihtitre for tile npvi thr, ,1...- ...tti lie the I'aramouill-Arteraft picture, tlie screen version of Jack Loniltin's famous novel, ' The Sea Wolr." Tlie picture will have its Inlllal showing in Koseburg tonight, anil is declared 10 1 in seVeial respects, out of the firdinnry. Striking sea scenes, including a nllision between n f.,r.v ,.,,.1 schooner, filmetl mi fit., c.',,.,. i...,i.. of the story- San Knincisco Hay .i,. .nut, UK me leamres. Hut the chier interest s the storv The centrnl flttr., la ti,.. t. ... oittitti seit canlain, "Wolf" l,arsen. a peculiar mixture of villain ami hero, philo sopher and near-animal. Tho plot centers around this terror of tho deep and the adventures that befall a beautiful Bjri ,) n,.r j.,,,,,,,, ,i)or admirer, when ittev f.-t.... . a collision and. resetted by Larsen, .,- n. pi nnoarti nis. vessel. toan iierry gives a remarkable pertonnnnoe as "v,tlf " t... l. man Is the rescued youth who he- .' " noy; anil Mabel .liillen 'Mllt is file r..,.nn.r nll , v fv aiier Long. Ijavuinml 1t:iffin t.-,t.tin l.... ei land. James Cordon aiiiT Kretl Hunt iiimi in me cast. The picture is a George Meliord Production. GRAY OATS We have a few bushel of Wil lamette Valley gray oats cheap. Now is t ho time lo pet a reduc tion on Rolled Barley. We have reduced prices on mijlrun nnd all kind, of feeds. Alfalfa hay 32 per ton . JUDD & MiMILLIN '"Q: Net Contents 15F luid Draohn! lR I ml sim-i .jofjzJSI QRii Mothers Know 5 ALCOHOL-a TliR CliNt. AVciiela'oltfPreparaliaolbriU vitiiiiino the Food bvRciuli- i lintJllieSlonuclisafiilltciwtlsrf nicrchy Promolini DiWU" Chccrtulncss una Kcsutgsu.u neither Opium, Morphine nor Iiuerai. Not nahcotu. Aitrn W A helpful KcmedyC Constipation and Diarrboei and FcAtnsnnr LOSS OF SLEEP rcsulUn tlierrfrornjntiraiW-yac-SiniileSKSnatiireai jDECEtrrMmCoMMOi Genuine Caste Always Bears tlie Signature, of hi A.iT nil For Over Thirty Years -j 1 i vrw ti ii ia Exact Copy of Wrapper. w H Good Things for Christmas Nothing quite so highly appreciated as a Christmas or Birthday gift, that anniversary or In loving remembrance of some special occuia ns a box of those deliciouHly good chocolates. We have them, also a full line of Christmas Mixed Candles, Fiur Fruits and Nuts. He would smile If you would give him a box of those really pot Cigars, 12, 25 and 60 to the box. The Alcove 118 Jackson St. The Place Where Santa Claw Tndtt TYPEWRITERS L. C. SMITH L. C. SMITH & BROS Wffwlsh to announce that tho Douglas County Agency for L C. SMITH & BROS. Typewriter has recently been placed wilh us. . In order that we may bo in a position to give prompt scrrt and have an office record of all L. C. Smith's In Douglas Coun ty, we request Hint owners of L. C. Smith Typewriters (ill It the blank below and mall it to us. Wo are nt your service. Firm. . . . Bttfflness. . . .. Address No. Machines Metier Serhit Valley Sales Agency 821 Willamette St.. Eugene, Oregon ItelniibllnR Ilepulrinj Overhauling I'artt lilt VCI i i'u 1.1 ill THE ' WHOLE F.0HU . . l.mN I ar obtainable at J nnea b idanled to their proportions, and v thflel delight! tM -J. .ille to lt s'"181""," pedal. For frown--npi" 'several styles of bi on- of theo. ff'",B5 giail the heart ol , lover. Cotue nl r.Jfr pairs, cotue with " o... v. Jack UNIVERSAL Farm Lighting Plants 20-Light Plant, 120 Amp. Hour Battery, g 75-Light Plant, 165 14 . F. O. B. Roseburg Let us show you the Universal J. F. BARKER & CO, IMPLEMENTS ..e, Mitchell and Oaklana