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Newspaper Page TextL. car.u HER DAUGHTER ANU BYlDAHMcGLONEClBSON A I at Cards. f'11- 5. "TL'n ..... nhoiit Grace's tbliuK '..' , restaurant. " "d -i.h crowd of young r "sTmlnSton tried lo put on a E ilo. wu . .. although I think he was nun-" with in-" . . , miiii ihA nartv? I STORES WILL CLOSE. All stores will be closed Id the city Saturday, Jan. 1. 1921 to observe New Year's Day ' hOSEBLRO MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION. with the rfects. Dut whelht-r her hus- ta ii w ilh her or in.i. " P ....1... .1.,.. 11 ml In her er- Lal h. r blond hair making a r1"' ... ........ hor fnce. Bhe tVim It Truly. Ann. I think h wu ne -- -- , ,U1 denture I ever saw In my "ghe turned the head of every ,f,i,e room In her direction. ,,,'de every woman look com- krt he 19 very lovely." I said nen, i"11 ... . . ..,.. her until gig II. I Win" i u beautiful as her body. ... vrtfr h'hat a lot o. k;." - Li beauty. "ttlu "" "V": at D.UU.J. nh Ioro- nwnshehad.en. Oave never yet believed that ,Me throuph eyes or that the wnich are n.oat beautiful are '.He ,0 because of the heart. ,me of the finest looking ihat 1 have ever known In ni ;,hre regular fiends ruthless. 9n' . a 1 helleve . morul ' " there are women of the same men Cnmernn Lv very well, Ann. but the little kni.w nt nor aim it"- --j - . treating that splendid husband "r, makes me think that she be , ,0 that class. And yet. she If of the most beautiful women I have ever seen." Mamie re- W. . . . .- 1 vimotlmcs tnina. muiuit-, . that such women have a genius ,-autv. and like all Ruch genluser consider themselves above and ,.1 ih cmiiinon hord tbnt tliej not to be Judged by the- same hut we have wandered quite away my question. Mamie. ve a very particular reason for lag to know just exactly how lost that thousand dollars." ell. that Is what I was getting ..u u.. m "As Orace nasseu tarry Sinilnglon Bald to me, 'It cost something- to Keep mat ... Th..v mil me. though, that nhnshatnl's father Ib probably the t gthlest ninn in town. Have you tniir her?' I answered. 'No. but I jvi a very dear friend who has r intimate with her since child- 'A man friend?" asked Slmlngton Wniily. . N11' I answered. 1 never iibu friend. I do not think that any can be a real friend to any worn Plato and his philosophy has intermti'd mo. My friend Is Whitsnn Carleton.' .Miss iiirii'tiiii, itiiaii i-iiiivi",.. - Wt think I ever met her. Is she 3l in1 phow?' I'Nn. Mr. Slmlngton. Miss Cnrle taailias been 111 ever since you have few in the city. Her father and Mr. B hey's father are very Intimate ftil9. and Mr. Carleton Is perhaps wealthier than Mr. Halsey. Ilut lis not a young woman who cores hoclety, and Just before her ner- tireakdown she was private sec It y tn Kenneth Halsey's father.' w neii, 11 .Mrs. ivennein naisej be pos- be asked his friend up her stride it maj that Mr. Carleton will t ftnne to the rescue of h Mti Halsev.' 5'Vhat do you mean?' I don't t 51 me.in that 1 a nulltnnaire c I Mrs. Halsey, J ract!nK. Why. ! asked. hink that p could pay the debts . Junior. Hpems to be I't... at... Inat n thml. I dollars on the turn of a card at L Villa without the batting of an nh Vliid she pay?' I asked lmmedl- I did not see her do so, he said, I know thnl Cllera with tt'hnm made the wager, said that he - juie money the next day.- " Jlanile, do you know what date ' demanded excitedly. nut 1 w 11 n.slc NliiilnElnn tne 1 see mm lit ty" that. Minnie hut I don't want 1 ..1.11111.-, uui a uuii 1 r V to art as though It was anything than idle curiosity on your i . -- urn i-i 1 euifiy auziiius lu f the exact da'e of this transac- "r tJ!l'It.'!lflXATj CAUDA ; rtHhKll. Vlolla. Kohll.ac.n Bldu I . r iTn.- ' .- -iy -ySM ill -Ian i,i V '"P""- - -" . . iani u"v?JU"x Piano. Theory, Must f K'''"'rK.irtr,t 1004 West Firs GRAY OATS hjv few bushel of Wll "uttie Valley gray oaU cbenp. l th time to get a reduc- on Rolled Barley. have feduced prlcee on mrun aad all kinds of feeds. hay J2 per ton . & McMILUN UlDD HH LrXUO.N MEN ATTE.NTIOV T ine J921 dues, amounting to $4.00. should be paid at once to Adjutant Leon McC'lintock. at the Commercial Abstract offices In the First Slate A Savlnra bank building. All members 4 and prospective members of Umptiua post should remit at 0 once. Don't delay the matter. Buddies. Movie Gloseups was linn. Do you think that It was while I was 111?" los, I am aura of It. it some time last month." What a good friend Mamie Is. She never asked me why I wanted to know or showed any curiosity what ever. Someone has said that friend ship could be defined as the Interest Ihat lasts, but I would di flue It as harmonic understanding that accepts without question. Believing this, I was able to question further. 'Do you mean to tell me, Mamie. that Grace still has anything to do with that man Sellers?" Tomorrow IX Kl LICENSE NOTICE. Dog licenses are due on January 1st, 1921. Ono dollar and fifty cents or male dogs, three dollars for fe- ualcs. Costs will be added after bove date. CITY MARSHAL. FOKMEIC KESIDE.NT MAItKIKD. niDOEFIELD. Wash.. Dec. 28 Vfiss Helen Clara Custard, daughter f Mr. and Mrs. John M. Custard, of 3ara. and Thomas E. Luster, also of iara. were married Wednesday at the tome of the bride's parents. Rev. C. Z. Curtis, of the Vancouver Christian hurch. officiating. Miss Margaret 'ustard attended her sister and Thomas Todd of Portland was best nan. Philip Custard, a brother of he bride, received the cake with hld- len ring, and his fiance. Miss Lena Iryant, found the thimble. Mrs .uster taught school In this county or several years. Luster Is employed is engineer by the Southern Pacific. Mr. Luster Is well known In Rose- mrg and formerly resiuea nere vh'lo employed as engineer on the ocal division of the Southern faciric. Once more Charles Ray hat dem onstrated in the delineation of so called rube characters tbat be I by far the peer of motion picture stars This time he proves hit superior talent as a portrayer of "hick" parts in a delightful celluloid version of Sol Smith Russell's great stage hit Peacefu Valley" which Is the at traction at the Antlers theatre for the last time tonight. Kay takes the uart of Hoslah Howe, a hard working farmer lad ot happy disposition, with a widowed mother and little sister to provide fur. It is no exaggeration to say thai this role be baa contributed to the screen a character that ranks as one of the most noteworthy achieve ments of tbe silent drama. The photoplay is filled with hu mor and pathos, with a spirit of op timism predominating. It Is one of hose clean cut. wholesome cinema productions that never fail to leave audience thoroughly refreshed. In the leading feminine role op posite Ray la Ann May, and other members of the company promi nent In the cast suuDortliiE Charles Ray are Harry Myers, Lincoln Stead- man, Walter Perkins, William Court right, Vincent C. Hamilton, Jesse Herring, Ann May, Lydia Knott, Charlotte Pierce, Mulba Lorraine and Ida Lewis. Jerome Storm assist ed by Harry Decker, directed the big production. ft ft Mnrk Twain's Immortal boy hero. 'Huckleberry Finn" was a regular W. So Is Lewis Sargent, the tai nted boy actor who plays the part of Huck in tho film version of the famous novel, which is entertaining throngs at the Majestic this week. Moreover, he proved It to the sat- sfaction of every boy In Los An geles recently. One of the newspapers In that city has equipped a swlniming hole espe cially for boys and every day it Is crowded with a splashing shouting, mob of youngsters. Young Sargent ,y reason of the fact ihat he plays he psrt of Huck Finn In the Para- nount-Artcraft picture, was Invited o lie the guest of honor at a "Huck Finn day" at tho Bwlmmlng hole. Did he accept? You bet. He spent over two hours with the Mys .taught them new stunts In n water, tlitl a few dives that went one better than u:iy they had ever trie and gave them some insitle stories p.cture production. To top it off, he arranged some races and gave prizes o tho winnern. Ix'wls, freckle-faced, and red halr nl. Is every inch a "boy's boy" an t la little wonder that he is just nat urally a success as Huck Finn. Tho picture will show at the jcstlc until Saturday. Voice Department of Helnllne .loofe Conservatory opens January 3rd. WOODMEN, ATTENTION! There will be a special meeting of Dak Camp No. 125. W. O. W.. in I. O. O. F. hall (Sykes building) in lay evening, December 31. lor tne mrpose of conferring tne idiiwiud degree. By order the o. M. M. MILLER, Clerk WHAT 19c WILL 111V. Carr's Store lower price values throughout the store. A few samples .r hnw vnn save at larrs. Women's white hose. 2 pair 19c Men's fine grade Hilks ii rwlll toweling, big value, yd 19c riiet naiier. large rolls, 2 for.. lite inrauv iMiives. men's, women's or rhiiiiren's. now per pair w- Women's fancy Hilks. 4 ror....jc Palmoltve, Pumice or Tar soap, i uc Linen envelopes, special, 2 pks..ic Huck barber towels, 2 for 19 Heavy canvas gloves, pair lc 10c value pencils, i tor Curtain rods. baH ends isrc Good snap fasteners, 3 earns. . . . i. Common clothes pins, 4 doi 19c Wash cloths, 15c value, 2 for . . .19c Vfutnhufl Inrffe boxes. 4 for 191- I rn henvv alum nUm CUPS . ..HI u u r o n t. crocnel inreaas, 9 hulls 1 Jl- Wnmpn'M mire silk hose $119 Scrims, white or cream, yara ri,ii,i.-..n, ironil Quality hose . . . .19c u.. ....... o .. . 1 IS n-iHv Manlreta. 4 0X4 U. rnncu . . 9 ' -' " Linen box paper V "?2C I7li In Turkish towelingt yd. . . JVC f'o n lisle socks, a big, pre war value. Carr t special, pair.jui. T.irlrlah tnwelint? 16x32. eXlTa value tvimmn'M flnp mercerized hose. nolr " CI-'. Ir.wer values now In effect Our prices are lowered witn ine wholesale market. Don i mil " " Carr's where you save. m UIWII KIUDK DANCE AT WIN CHESTER. Saturday night. Jan. 1. 1921. Ad mission, gents 1. lady dancers and spectators free. Prizes will be awarded. Music by Otl'i orchestra Everyone Invited. . o NOTICE. Annual meeting of Brockway and Dlllard Farmers' Telephone Co. will be held at Brockway school house, Brockway, Ore.. Jan. 8. 1921. Im portant business. AU members re quested to attend. R A. HERCHER. Pres. D. M. REDING. Sec. , - n .m.v Kl'HXKHIKW -ALWAYS) BR ' I.IA1U.K. . v. mttA tv i n 1 1 r too. and Prunes: i,.. kn..t fur NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING. In the County Court of the State of Oregon for Douglas County. In the matter of the estate of James F. Fitzgerald, deceased. Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned, J. M. Throne, the duly innninied. nunlifled and acting an cillary administrator of the estate of James F. Fitzgerald, deceased, has this day filed his final Recount and report of his administration in said "state and the court has fixed Satur day, the 8th day of January, 1921, at the hour of 10 o'elock a. in.. In the court room of said court at Hose- burg, Douglas County, Oregon, as the time and place for hearing objec tions to said final account and re port, and all persons hnvlng objec tions thereto are required to filo the unit In writing on or before said day. Dated and first published this lutn day of December. 1920. J. M. THKONK, Ancillary Administrator. In the Co r.ly Court of the State of Oregon for Douglas County. In the matter of the estate of George F. Adams, deceased. Notice Ib hereby given that the undersigned did on the 3rd day of December, 1920, file In the above en titled court her flnnl account and re port of her administration as Ex ecutrix of the last will and testanient of George F. Adams, deceased, and the court has fixed Monday, the 3rd day of January, 1921, at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m., at the courthouse In Hoseburg. Douglas County, Oregon, as the time and place for hearing nh wi tnn to said final account and report. All obji-ctlons thereto should be In writing and Bled on or before said date. Dated and first published this 3rd day of December, 1920. SERENA M. N. ADAMS, Executrix. rove's is the Genuine and Only Laxative Br onto Quinino tableta The first and original Cold and Grip tablet, tbe merit of which is recognized by all civilized natioua. Be cartful te at aid Imliitloos. Be sure its Bromo The genuine bears this signature 30c. TO OREtiONIAN SI IISCUlllKltS. : am giving up the agency for the Oregonian on January 1st. Mr. It. R Wood, of the News-Ueview, will handle the agency and start the de livery of papers on that date. I will han lie the daily and Sunday papers for sale at my Bland as follows: Ore gon -an. Journal, Examiner, Chronicle. I wish to thank you for your sub criptlon patronage, and I hope that you win continue same wiin our. Wood. AGNES M. PITCIIFORD. INCREASE YOCR PROFITS. .TRY by reducing your first costs. The sun st way to do that is to use a St. Heli ns Incubator and Blue Flame Self-Regulating Brooder Stove, at a savii.g of one-third of tho first cost. Sec them at Itoseburg Produce Co.. 501 N. Jackson St. Terms to suit vou. Phone 9-F25. Ed. Bryant, ex clusive agent for Douglas county. Chapped Hands r;;, : THI TUBPfMllMI OtHTMKt NATHAN FH.I-ERTO.V. Prices' ItellAni .To JTn.?.'e. st HO C. p.r 100 or 3. J sizes at 135.00 per 100 or $315 1 Jo", " . .I.e. at $:o 00 p.r 100 or $110 tr.r ..... Ariova W""T, V Also Wn TIP. I00 rjr HOW oer Kr$ie.e le-r J0. Foi any of above -rlt. F - !( onlv hurry ivvv, Jordan UraaU voTirr of pai.f; of ooversmest Washing!.. n. H C. Deonnt.er 14. 12 -Notice Is hereby glvea tint .ul.Je. to the con.lltlons anil limitation, of Instruction, of the Secr.taryuf tli Interior of S.eilellinr w. holier on in. iohowi. r - 1 lu t in oc o. k .. m.. a . .. ii. ...... i, .n at i. I n ir.i ni.i-" PU.M.W , ...!...- i.i.i.i.r bi nut Im than th. .p .. .h..n hV till, notlc nraisro . ii - r..il i.r III. Secretary "f tlia IK'"1"- iilU-flfth of one per r.nl tliere..f. 1. , ommisiiK.n. ,j,,irn,i ., ii... ,.r snle. money to t,e returneil ,f a.1. I. not ..r..ve.l. '"-";" . A.m ,iti.en. t n.. '" "'..t.:: . ion. . r .u. h nn- ' "...! ion. ..rg.nls.-il un.ler eing te te'rrM orV or . t-tVir. thereof only, ri.n ...rilk-atlon of a quoim-l pur- ir &. n.7,-. of wh.ch tlio.-r .h.l ,,. ,,,1-1 for I... II'" $-' n?,-i re.r J5 M none After wasliinir ilrt ruli with BATTERIES! Chevol-t Cars $25.00 and $38.00 Bulck Cars. ..$30.00 and $45.00 For Other Cara PiV. on Application. MOTOR SHOP GARAGE Agency Itulrk and O.errolet 441 N. Jackson Hi. Roaeborg. Logan Tips, Spring Delivery These are not sprout plants, Jolnl lanta or rpranile tip plants. They e flrst-eloss tips. Also have straw jerrv plants and all kinds fruit trees. Better book your order now R. L. KLI.IH Tliree miles west of Roseburg. LUMBER Of ell dimensions, at reasonable rates while it lasu. H block North of Wit! Side Store Utr Umpqua Avenus. Phone 336-H. " All sorts of aalea auceessfullv conclud d. for arrangements see M. C. RADABArGH (30 N. Pine St H1I1NLINE - iWOORE Conservatory "aocai. department wl 1 open January 1, 1921. ln, Cliai.. Hnuid, Instructor. Al o new kindergarten and Physical Education classes will beclu wl;h New Year's. 1914 1921 UdAiWM S aaaBEsaBaat ft Buy Better Bucks and the Best Breeding Ewes for Less Money. BUT SHIEP WHEN THEY ARE LOW. THAT IS I CHI I0W ff VOU r lntrfatxt In Inv numbur of ciliier Krad or retflatereU abep ot iv iniiiiHiiiaj oitrui: liainpchtr, Shrupshlrta, Unco In, Rom nvy, Outawold, Hambuulvtitr. or mar crocs. Wttt ua quirk what you want. OHK4JON IJVKST1M K COM. CO. Child's Mental Growth BV DR.H. R.NERBAS D. 0. S. A child's inanlnl grr.wlli Is often aliint rl by il."l teetU. Don't l-t a rharge of tbls nature be) laid at your dir. Her to It lluU Owe chilli ta taught Ix.w U hruali and take core T bla leetb. Teach him also Vt get aciiiotel with tbe INMilbO. Kuunbai' tliaia free. Box Kl North Portland. Orae-oa. For the Seventh Time We Wish You a Very PROSPEROUS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR We take pleasure in thanking our many customers for tor their past patronage, and earnestly solicit your future business. M ho's, Your Cleaner? lUrjf AM all Um huifc IU kra- a Try Our Way ! or not! oil ud It', rtia.li I. i .rid off Ilk. tu. ft. Br, tm i uul Noklmllln.. ufii... Rmv.. hour of wurli lUllr. Mmu1uU. I i tu. f rtu lansm. ii I. MAUI Phone 277 Our Auto Will Call. kDSiBUHC. MOH 13$ I DR, R. P. BRADFORD AND WIFE Licensed Chiropractic Physicians Office Phone 4X1 Perkins IllilR. Sheet MetalWorkv OP ALL KINDS J. H. SINNIGER 110 OAK UTIIEKT PHONE 488 BERCER'S BARGAIN STORE i We have for sale O. D. OLIVE AND BROWN ARMY BLANKETS Army Shirts, Pants, Leggings. Rain Coats, Army Sweaters at Bargain Prices Come and see our stock WE SELL Edison MAZDA LAMPS Douglas County Light and Water Co. UNIVERSAL Farm Lighting Plants 20-Light Plant, 120 Amp. Hour Battery, $390 75-Light Plant, 165 " " . " $585 F. 0. B. Roseburg Let us show you the Universal. J. F. BARKER & CO., IMPLEMENTS Mitchell and Oakland Automobiles . r r L f) Wl. HriSi. nr J. :v V- v.- of th, fir or ST" m , i.lVi, man f. " , ,mA man. V mm Good News For You About Shoes Aave riMmfjr on sliora bjr baying Item. For liie nest tliree werks we are offering gentilue saving mluctliHia on Um irlce wf Hiioea. , MHicr- 300 pairs Men's Shoes, both Dress and Work Shoes. Standard Shoes of highest quality . Ladies' Shoes, All Styles .... 20 Off 10a; Off 10 Off n aU Ladic8' and Men'8 Hou8e Slippers Select yours while the stock is complete. Economy prices on Shoe Repairing Itcououjjr lrlee oo Mlioa KapAirtug aAW' aol.-a an4 lieelB. atral(Iit $1 .V) lAdl.a' aAlr. and rubber bfela Lailit.' uillltarr beela, blKb Iaille.' luilltarr Ii.'.Ih, low . Lad lii' new aluminum bele 1.79 l.uo 1.75 Men'e rubber bcels M.n'i leather beele Men's hulf eulee Mun'e half aoie and beela Men's full soles aud heels . .. oo . . '.78 1.75 . . S.1M . . S OO All Work Guaranteed to Give Satisfaction Perrin's Economy Shoe Store Repair Service 111 Cass Street : i. I V 1 I Dpi. ABt-. Faaa, Oratroa.