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Newspaper Page TextROianirna www wircmWTffrBftnAT, wckmtieb w. ion Orlfinattd fcv HOP 1.1C K The Old Hcliahlo Kouuu Package Writ for fr sample to Hoill' 8PKCIAL NOTKK. Just received another shipment nf Christmas candles. You who buy Christmas candy can do belter by seo lng us. W will make a special price on onr candy. Chocolates, 80c lb., name us we have been gelling at $1 lb. Don't forget that Christmas box. Only ten days more. Come In and look 'em oyer and got our prices. You'll bo surprslod. THR MAPLKI.EAF. yroNpRAVti EB5y THE NEW CHRISTMAS SPIRIT OF GIVING IS: Give something useful and beautiful, rather than tawdry and ornamental. Abraham's Store has a wonderful line of beautiful and practical gifts for the whole family. Moreover, do your shopping early this year. You will receive better service and a better selection to choose from. I. ABRAHAM Fine Dry Goods Novelties Ladies and Men's Furnishings it it it it it it it it it it it it it Christmas Suggestions Toys of great variety; dolls from rag to tho horueinuns; Wagons, from Kiddies to tho Hoys' Coaster. Household Utilities Oven glassware, PYflKX and oilier Aluminum ware in a good assort ment. Curving Sets, Fine (toasters from iron to the Aluminum. Thermos Mottles and Lunch kits. Fancy Stoneware Tea Pots in variety; Water Pitchers, Children's Plates, Vases, Cor nelian Howls, Ulc. Tools From the "Id reliable pocket knife to saws and planes, braces and hits. We surely can And something for your C11K1STM Art NEEDS. LKT 118 THY. Churchill Hardware Company Roseburg, Oregon. P. 8. Ladles reni.mber that the Mystic Mitt is an acceptable small gift to any housewife. NEUOLA PHON The best Christmas gift. Tho machine of tone and quality, now until Christmas we will give $25.00 worth of liecords with eueh 1150.00 Neuola model. (150.00 Model and 125.00 worth nf liecords $140.00 Model and J20 00 worth of Ii lrds $130.00 Model and $18.00 worth of Hecords $120.00 Model and $17.00 worth of liecords $116.00 Model and $15 1)0 worth of liecords $ 00.00 Model and $10. V0 worth of lteeonls Come In and let us demonstrat. the Neuola Phonograph Make yotir selections early. Our store will be open vvery until Christmas. We Sell on Easy Payments. THE TONE SHOP Clarence Perkins 229 N. Jackson St. Freslv full-cream milk and the extract cf se lected malted grain, reduced to powder form. Th Food-Drink for All Ages. Used successfully for over 13 century. Superior io tea, coffee, cocoa A quick lunch readily digeated. Invigorating, Nourishing, Delicious Ask for Horllrk's at All Fountain Prepared in a moment by briskly tirrinp, the powdrr In hot or cold water. Keep at home or when traveling. AskForonrfGetBIOSilCk'S thus Avoiding Imitations SUBSTITUTES Cost YOU Same Price k'a, Dept. B, Racine, Wis. CALL I'Olt SCHOOL WAItKAXTS. Notice In norcby given that all warrants of High School Dlstr ct No. 3. outstanding, are tins uay caueu Interest oasts on this date, Decem ber 18, l'J20. II. I). CONNINE, Clerk Glide, Oregon. Advertise In the News-Review. it it it it it it it it it it it it it it it to you. evening OGRAPH HER DAUGHTER AND HIS SON. BY 1DAH McGLONE GIBSON llelore and After Marriage. l uin bo kIuU thai you came out with Ann, Giac-f," exclaimed Kn as he nhook IkiihIh with um nil. y B, donit't It h-ui Kood, Kn, to he wiilr old frh-mlH one more," an Mweii'U Grace smoothly. 'How i1ik kIim uuro do It?" I asked mystir, ami th-ii I understood pcrfit'tly that. Hhe dared because sho knew thai Jerry and Jim mid 1 wcro too convenlioniil to ive her away. I al.so understood that nho wan clever noiii-h uud j nick enough to make her choice between li- r IniMbiuid and his father and us. She didn't par ticularly care what we thought of her; she only wanted to use us when neecj-sary and nhe knew that she could do this lieraiisa we all were so fond of Ken that wo did not want to hurl him. hut she did undeiHtuiid lt.it kIio must stand in with Mr. Hal y. Sr. I have soMietlmeH wondered what Is the kindest thins? for nnn's friends to do in such a case. The husband or thH wife is the last to learn that which each should he first to know. And yt-f, after all, do we save any one nnythinK by not telling them tho truth? Perhaps if on of us had said that (.race bad come nut' to dine with Sellers, Instead of with us, that nipht, many tliiiiRs that happened af terward mitflit have been nipped In the bud. However, one must do the thine that se-ms bi-Hl at the time and let the fulure tako care of Itself. I determined t t.ilk to Grace instead of Kon. "I liave been telllnp these dear friends of ours," said Grace sweetly, turning to Ken, "what I have found out about marriage in the short time lhat you and I have been wedded." "And what was it?" said Mr. Hal icy. - "It Is this." said Grace, turning to htm with a little smile. "I nin trying to nuike these unmarried people un derstand (hut before ninrriiige the most Important thing to a man Reoms to be a girl's complexion and the way she combs her hair, but after mar riage a man thinks more of altering his wife's taste in friends, or Improv ing her mind, or teaching her domes tic economics. In short, I have h-en giving thorn the benefit of our exper ience. Ken. and told them what no unmarried person seemed to know, and that Is a sweetheart and a wifo are two altogether different per sons. "Say. Ken," said Jerry, "why has CLASSIFIED r COLUMN ALL NUW TLAMMKIKD AOVKltTISKWKKTM Will, II K POIND ON LAST PAttK I'NDKIl IIRACllNa "KV TO OA Y." WANTKD. WW NT Kt To r.-nt iuiif for prrw-tire. 1.. 1 . ( HHl'. I'd.. tie li:,-K2 wa.nti-: I I. Ik lit f urnistu-tl h..tineke-r-ruiiM, or Kinall funiiMlifftl limine lli'ti - It. WANTK 1 WVailr.' !rr. n at v -Tiv.i I: i 8 - liaiiK Jit 4'atVt.Tiu. Ap- Ph in ww ,nt r; t -ii Itr.l lur key or Mi. Suiirililnt ..Mil. :.-ui. h WANTK ;i Wo... I. i.M. iH. $J per tier WihmI, Ii t-niil 4 -fool wntiil. Hnm. I'hone H-l-H. VI.VN W A NTKI Suit re propoHUtoii ; ;)0 a .tmh Uiioxl Kitrilf.i H.)lL. two mileH from ttnm-liut-K ; numt modern country Iimiiih tn tli I'uuitty, bull., toilet, hot nnd I'olrl wh tcr, tU : it real eppor tunlly for th rttflit man. Apply l-awrt-ncc-roi'dnn Company, 1S5 Cum lre,. I'linnf ?19 KOU HUNT. KoU ItKNT I.nrKe front room- fur- niHhtuI, nwntli'iiiiin prttterril. Thou 1-'-V. FOH fiRNT Pnfpty depoult boxosT Kosietntitf rwttnii.'il Hi.nk- KOIt lillNT Kuriiishcl rovm with piivllt-e of bath. n R Mnln St. r AKKN IT :iii k i7.:inl17.in..r Yiwmimt ti-niii. il to i-.tll, p iv hritK.'M umi take Jtniiii.il juvay. Mis. Yonii;, liitnlfit Valley. I'lioii' :i:-Kll Koft ItKNT Nlieiy furnlHlti'd room for hmis-l...plii-, Iho nlf.-pm iiii'iiik, Ui-aMonahle pritfn, ami tin-il-r h'W niaiiitueinrnl. I'll one Hit. usci:iJaA.Kors. rAll.ORiN.,. .r.-smnk!np of alt kind. rhotie 17-U. .-'S S, Main. 1 AST CAl.l. I' Oll IlI'l.MS Alt" 'uiiNoltl hy ChrlMman w MI l.t out for my i.wn line. I'-ctt.-r buy whiU- thtfV iawt. Mri. D. Owen. "Tho frVrn." MONKY TO U)AN 3M.yt-ir rural ereult farm lonns. low Interest tte. tl'O.uoo im-al money to loan on ko.hI real entnte. First mortpRM. See i. T. Hhe. of llUe A Men. IAST ANT) IXrNI. liST Mom lay, a purse conrn in itiR ir tn. Krlmn to N. vs-1 1.. Uw. l.t isT -U-'l.t bar pin. l-Miut.-r" pb' ie phone UCi-Ia, r IrUVp at NeWH-Ke- lew. j sT -i'.o 1.1 bar pin. Kinder ptene ii.-ne :t,4-ls or lea at News-Uf Kct Nl Tii email tfidd ehaitin, Owner mav "i property t.y pn ms fttlver tifitie hat k KoiAh Uitli'n utiil.rt ll.i. in fair on- illlion. ebony ban. Me. bioktli tipjt. """i may k- I pt ..pen bv p iv-iii.-m f..r a.l. K.n.ltj n ad.lresa at V IteVo-W I.OST ...iiifivl:rrf on la. knoti St. or lioiiKlas National Hank, nniall Ma. k pur.' wltli fiin.ni'v, labei i I r.-war.i f .r tlTi-l.-i . Call 1 1, ft. Sanders. 6:t W est 1. it tie St., It one! but it, t'hone I OK NAI Foil I.K - An 1. c smith tvpewriter in .;li.nt i-onditi..u. verv rheap. M S 1 1 i mm ot.l IWI'KliS J-i-t th' thmkTTor pin ttnif under tarpets or mnnv other nn'H. Co-t 'em at New. Review while V w la-t. l-olt SM.K All iinikei rebuilt p.- writers. $li) up one vear a tf'nrnn I tee Valley SM AKen. . KiiKiie. roii iAl.K K erheaniiif sti. tri plant. 1 1 j per ImM; under 600 lots I.' per Ivtf. E Sri. il.UUiewm, Ixok'nB Olaaa. your wife turned cynical so abrupt ly?" "Is sho cynical?" asked Ken with nn innocence that was loo apparent. "I havo to conruk-a that Grace! com plexion and the way .lie combs her hair doesn't really interest me a much as it used to do. I expct. my dear," he said, turning to his wife with gentle courtesy, "that It. is be cause I know now that your com plexion will always he Impeccable and your hair perfectly dressed." I could not keep my glance from wandering to the place 'ichind Grace's ear where the curl used to he. It was not there. It seemed to ma that she had carefully drawn it up out of sight. -"I still keep to my first premium, " I Slid, "and that is when I grow old I am going to hire someone to flatter me, for, even with Ken's courtesy, you can see that husbands cannot alwavs be relied upon. "I do not understand when we can hire people to cater to our appetite, to gio us tuussnge eml medicine and ko p our digestion :t:i well as our umsclrs In condition, to preach to us and read to us ami tailor us and dress us and make us beautiful, why we cannot find Bonn one w hom we can hire to give us food for our souis. salve for our vanity, no ilirine for our ego. when such service Is needed. Kneh of you know that tho best cos metic In the world is happiness. You nlvo know. I venture, from your ex perience that one cannot be happy i when one's seslf esteem is withered nnd one's pelf respect 'Is dead. I am seriously afraid that the woman who marries, thinklm; to listen to words nf sweet flattery for the rest of her natural life, will he ant to unk un some morning facing the cold, hard truth." "Ann talks like a poured old maid, doesn't she, Jim?" asked Jerry. I "Nothing of the kind." I answered. ; "I am not sour, lint I don't have n be married to know how much easier it Is to put up with a man's idiosyn crasies if the man is not your hus band. Likewise I ant satisfied lhat II is easier for a ittan to flatter any other woman than his wife." "I'll tell you what let's do. Jerry." said Jim. "Let's open n school for husbands ami wives. We could have a special course in flattery, and we could teach it with a chart in which we can show all the weak spots in a man's egotism lhat n woman treads on every day of her nfo." "You might have recipes for com pliments as well as for pies." said Mr. llalsey, entering into the spirit of the game. "I would nsk for a well-defined system for keeping a n;an's devotion and his desire lo make a woman happy." saitl Grace. "That," answered Ken. nnd I fan did that there was a little bluer tung to his voice, "could be done only by going back to Ann's first idea nnd just spreading on the flattery thickly. "I have never asked you to flatter me," said Grace quickly. "Perhaps not in words." answered I'Olt S A I.K House, 3 lots. Inqtilrt "3:! ( olih St. II SA I.K -Harp Kiiilar Inquire 24 Mill St. Kolt SA I.K -Chevrolet ear. Call at .South Till..', or plitMie I-X SAI.K- Nine "Whfte Leghorn Jienn. Tiiin ii-i st lain, riiono tr,::-i,. Fell SAI.K CnlilinKf, any amount, t, o. h. llllar.i orliJivi-rii. Ki Itroa. 1'iilt SAI.K imk ii n I laurel woo-i In o, ni re at I'attiTHon tk ItiKfiH kiKuciy r-MHISTM AS TCKKS- Aiiv Klxe. I'lion.- your onli'i-ft to .tohii and Uoheit atont Ktiinery, 2S- r ilu K lt SA Id-: I'u i t bred lUiode Island r.-e eoT.... eoekerels. Iir. It. r. liiad- for.I I'lione -HbliV(. Kolt SAI.K -Ntudehaker auto tn ood eomnth.n (;.M at IMS W in. he.itt i St. or phone 2L."-I KOH SAI.K Kurd ' laxieH.rJi.rit the ihiiiK for Jitney businens. See it at t lie i: use tint x Karaite. KoItS A I.K Ve7y "eholee" White" T ' horn roosters, Tnture.i strain, trap m-wieo. 1 t ,tH i"'er p. in. l-olf SAI.K- -W 'Ire table th"reebiniili-.-. ft. &-S in., extra pood, used but lit X"SJ''- heppard. I l voiiv il le. Or. KoU SA I.K Ireen o ak and iaiirt-1. .- I'ox 1SU. Ht. the 2nd hand $4 S" p.-r tb r. Addr i. or pnone I'oweil, ma n. Fort HM-;rd'ieT nTi "cbT7 deliVeTed In town. Phono l!Ji-K2. J. It. Skinner rt SoilW. K it S A 1 . KV i? ( ".hi. nwTiT. p f a ii o, IlllVellp'-rt. beds. riii. cailli.'t fruit, ml, etln'ieous artb k-a reasonable. s. rine St. Ko; s. Id-: ..it-fool ctfani or hot water i a. I later, n. ni ly ne ; mall IiIkIi presme lulmtar ft. am boiler, Cur nee, phone :t3-r'2n. KoU SU.K - Cheap If takenat one. Oveilam! ear In line ronditi.m, $.'.o. Applv Oregon aa and KleotrU com- pallV offlee. TO U SAI.K W i rt f t ' t n7 h s eTf7il -band pipe in pood condition, 1 l' eetita pet- ftfot f. o. b. Itosetuir?. rioeburg riunibinr h n.l Ileatlnif Co. I'Olt SA I.K Si rb t ly ntmlorn hnuneTin hlKhl v I m pro ed Ula. Closu In. pavt-uiunt i hl. $llt"' down. Lilian- e terms. Addrend U. T, care Ntwtf- Review. CO.-K KUKI.S KlTSAf.KT?r.MtTh;"h pro lu. ii strain of bird". While t :ymouth Ilorka kiid White tin horns. A.ti book1:!; ordora now for day oid ehtcka. Krh for batehltnf in season. A. S. Hiiat, iJj Jut kuu St.. !t..seb'irfr, Ireneti. KOU f Vl.K -One 1t ."."iTuc ' 1 1 C ; i"f X" Fe U. - half-l ree.i HoUtcin: one heifer 2 fresh a bon I ee. 2 I 3-4 Ohm urale Uolslein vr. 1 t..i. linn heifer, (iea. Telford. Rt. 1, ftoju- Mni-py nn TAI.IAN ltlNK TilKKS at $jj per 1"" and up. Three slKea to delect from. Ttdiktreed plants In Trelda." the Rreatet ennimerelal eannlniC atiaberry yet Introduced, sold at U per 1 aoii. nth.-r standard varka tlep ;,t t; per Idol). We sell all varie ties of treeB nd planta. KiiKne Nurseries. Kutrene. (reiton d It SAI.K 1 'a 7tiKi'T. mimicl.it poul" 'iv pi opoMt ton, modern poultry home, brooder, ete ; Il'S thoroimh br. d trapnexfed White t,echoi n lHv liw hens, and all eqmpm.-nt. m.-dern f"tir loom o.ttHKf in tine condition; .in pavement, water, electric lillht . . in oMveiiea- e; 1 -j w, r,. ni i ne Mifitest little bamain In M. sebum Munt be mlj at once. Wire l:75..0. part cah. lawrne- ordon Co., Ki csa htreet. l'hoae A woman', f on Jest hope 1. to stay young. She often resort, to paints, powders and cosmetics to ludo her years. Some- wonicn pay large mini to so-called "Beauty Doctors" in the be lief that niouoy will buy youth. Others wear girlish dresses, thiakiug they can fool tho world about their age. But no one is deceived. The more you try to hide your ago, the more it shuws. There is but one thing tlsit holds old ago back, and that is health. (Sickness and weakness bring old age early in lifo. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip tion is a building-up medicine for women. It make, them healthy and strong when they sulTcr from women', troubles. It keeps thcui looking young by keeping them well. It i. a woman', tonic for the frail, the delicate and thoso who are nervous, diuy aad who have backache and dragging pains. Favorite Prescription is altogether vegetable and without a particle of alcohol. It is safe to take. .Try it Htm. In tablot or liquid form at all druggists, or send 10c for trial package of the tablets to Dr. Pierce'. Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo, N. Y. Ken. "buL I Biirely undewtand that if 1 do not compliment you In and out or Heu-son I know that you cun find niiinv other men to do bo. I tboiiKht il was lime to break up the party, and pushed back my chair. Tomorrow Aim h 4Jimii(li y. J & CITY NEWS B Arucdel, piano tnner. Flloon 189L. Fh-eg desiiuy lives, property and food. Be carerui wun nre. Federal cord aim fabric tires al tho Ko.ieburg Garage. " Light your tree electrically. Uhllg's Electric Store. Bring your tires and tubes to the Roseburg Garage for repair and vul "aniziug. la! lie steel and spring work at the Ituseburg Gunige. Twi nty-fivo per cent off op Exide (latteries at the itoseburg Garage. Serviceable gifts from a storo of service L'hlig's. Dr. Harry K. Morgan, dentist, tele phone 483. Ou'ice 315 Perkins build ing. Stephens' shoe store Is showing a iu-autiful line of ladies' footwear for ,he holiday trade. Get your rubber tjoors tia-rr soled with good live rjjbker, $1 a pair at '.ireen's Tire Shop. Can furnish Holly In any nmottnt, also Holly wreaths and Christinas irees. The Fern. Auto repairing, springs work, and oxy-acetylene welding. Spaugh AV 'lohl, ():,k Street Garage. Goodyear solid tires for trucks, all 4izes in stock at the Uoseburg Gar- ige. A practical gift used 52 times a vear and always saves money. Uhlig's Electric Store. Hamilton Drug Co. now have the exclusive agency In Itoseburg for l.owney s ruinous Chocolates. rtnlv n row tlro lr I'injl i:4.. fully guaranteed, 30x3. $10; 30x3 $12.50. Green's Tire Shop. Persons cutting evergreens on our properly in Euenbower will be prosecuted. Mrs. E. M. Moo.e, I.illie I aloore. There Is nothing more appropriate for a Christmas gift than a pair of good shoes such as can be bought of A lasting and sensible gift. Stephens' Shoe Store. Am now booking ortlers for dav- old chicks tor delivery from hiph producing Tnncred strain White Leghorn, thoroughbred Rhode Island Ked chicks. O. A. C. Parred Kocks. Earl Vi.sburg. 702 l-'nllertrn et Ilos !urg. DrilO Into ?lenhen.f .VtnA Bt..- make your Christmas selection. We are show ing a swell line of footwear, including ladles' and men's shoes nnd slinners. Simielhlncr vi.rlh .KilA a Christmas gift. if von nnnrofhta t,nv.nw clothes cleaned and pressed in a neat, durable way. call up Phone T2. nnd a representatlvo will call for your order. Klonpp .mi imha Cleaners and Pressers. One ,l,.r north of the I.lbiirty Theatre. Didn't BtUilv for hmiM "C I. with flower ' llnti.u, t i. -ii o i m IV, mi sorts nnd conditions. Including a floe -.-.. iMieni oi nsssets. t!ive me your orders. Duy if .lock sufts. Send an r. i. u. io any city In Hie Pnlted States nnd Canada. Mrs. F. D. Owen, I it it it it it it it it it it it - it it it Robes Spotlights Auto Clocks Motomcters Luggage Carriers Mirrors J. 0. Newland & Son Dodge Brothers Service Station it F.xlde storage batteries for all makes of cars at the Itoseburg Garage. Electrical gifts please. Uhllg's Electric Store. We Bell books, and Christmas cards. Subscriptions for magazines soloclted. Fiction Library. Write Jao itoacti. Drain, for cata logue and prices for the Queen in cubators, eoul and oil burning brood ers. Avoid disappointment by plac ing your order now for future de livery. Remember the Queen is the best money can buy. 1A.NCK AT Tll.l.l ll Christmas night, Dec. 25. A big time for nll--a merry Xmns night I Good Things for Christma Nothing quite so highly appreciated as a Chrlstuiu or Blilbilijif, that anniversary or in loving remembrance of some tpecUl on as a box of those deliciously good chocolates, W. have them, also a full line of Christinas Mired Candid, Far Fruits and Nuts. He would smile if yoti would give him & box of thos. rtlllj Cigars, 12, 25 and 50 to the box. The Alcove 118 Jackson St. Light Your Tree Electrical!) Make It a real Electrical Christmas Toys for the Young FolK$ Uhlig" s Electrical Store K , a T Farm TiVhtintf Plants i 20-Light Plant, 120 Amp. Hour Battel W "75-Light Plant, 16d " J F. O. B. Koseburg j . Let us show you the Vnil S J. 1 . uruio j i Mitchell and Oakland Aatow y & Christmas Suggestions ! For that friend who owns an Automobile. ' Tire Covers Chains Tires Inner Tubes Side Windshields Twin Shotk-Absorberi : hU.l:s !t.H)MS pK!( On acconnt of rhs-J eek our sale, P' "Pen until 9:30 w,,""; : i CASTORjJ rorialantsaadCiaia I In Use ForOver30Yat' Alway, bean J) 1 the Signature of The Place Wh.r. Santa CliuTiai Yours ior oeiviw v u r vi u, mm