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HOTHY, MARCH f IW, 9kOt WDM"! PRUNING TOOLS Myers Spray rumps Hand! or Power Cunt, Rods, Nozzle. J. F. BARKER & CO., IMPLEMENTS ; Mitchell and Oakland Automobiles 1 Alicia Hammersly A Woman Who Wouldn't Remarry By Mh McGIom Cibtoa r in i 1 Getting Settled. r. AUTOMOBILE BATTERIES New Gould Batteries while they last: Chevrolet Bulck Dodge .$32.00 Studebaker 35.00 . 34.50 Overland 36.00 ' . 41.00 MOTOR SHOP GARAGE Agency Bulck nd) ChenoM 441 NortH JacKton St ' -ROSEBTJIMl, OREGON. RAIN-GRASS More Rain More Grass How about that Lawn? Does'nt It need a NEW MOWER? Remember we have them, or. if all that is necessary, we; have a line of grass shears and grass hookSi Also Lawn Rakes, Wire, Steel, Wood, Bamboo. Get ready for the sunshine is past due and one of these days will be here full and bright. Churchill Hardware Company ROSEBURG, OREGON. MllttlA- Un....t..l.. I .- Wl ' - "mmiaij . 111 W wtCK lO rthe bed where 1 waa aha. In. with uorvuuaneas, aim 1 tola ber of my feeling about can. She could not underatand it and, although ahe did not aay anything, I knew that ahe thought I was a Tery foolish and af fected little piece of feminity. 'Why Tommy won't hurt yeu," she said. "Hal is very fond of him. He's been In the habit of climbing that tree and coming up every night to sleep In Hal's room. I hone vou 'will grow to like Tommy, my dear Alicia, ror when Hallet Is In the house the cat Is always in his lap." "But I can't get used to him," I explained. "If you should put a cat in my lap, I am quite sure that I would die." "Don't be silly. They don't hurt you," she remarked coldly, and with that she left me. I did not go down to luncheon and she did not call me. I found '"me milk chocolate In my dressing bag and nibbled upon It. About three In the afternoon my trunks came and Mother Hammers v preceded the expressman upstairs. We could get only one of them into the bod room and when I suggested that the other two be put for a lit tle while In the guest room, she said: "Well, I expect we will have to, but I hate to have my spare room lum bered up." I did not have a cent with which to tip the expreaaman and so t said to her: "Will you please give the expressman fifty cents for me? When Hal comes, he will return It to you." With a great deal of disapproba tion she went down stairs and came I back with fifty cents in Jier hand. The expressman was In the other I room unlocking my trunks. '.'I never tip anyone," she said. "These meni are paid for doing this work and why should we add more than they deserve?". I did not answer. I was too dis couraged to enter into any discus sion. . I tried to unpack my clothes but there was not' room In the closet and In the dresser for even the contents of my wardrobe trunk. Finally, af ter I had spilled Its contents all over the bed and chairs and cluttered up the floor with shoes and hats, I sim ply rat down amidst the chaos, ut terly despairing. I do not think I could have stood It much longer if Hal had not Come home early In the afternoon. "Oh. Hal, I am so glad to see you." I said, throwing my arms around bis neck. "Well. I couldn't stay away any longer, either, so I Just told Dad that I was coming up here to see you and take you for a little drive. You know Dad's vry fond of horses. Alix. He has the best pair in town. Slip on your street dress and we'll go for a ride about the city. What's the matter with you, dear, have you been crying?" And then, of course, the whole cat story came out. "You don't mean to tell me that you're afraid of a cat? Why, Allx, I've seen you bait your own hooka when we've been fishing and tear your fish off the hook when you caught one!" "I know It, I know It," I answered miserably, "but I can't help It. I can't stay In the same room with a cat. And, Hal dear, you won't let him come In the window into this room any more, will you?" "Of course I won't If that's the way you feel about it. But 1 can't understand It." "Neither can I." I answered, "but I Just can't endure them." By this time I had gotten Into my street togs, Hurriedly washed niv face and put on my hat. Like two I children Hal and I rushed down the stairs, because I had hurriedly step ped up to Hal as he stood looking out of the window to see If the cat was still in the tree-top, and touch ing him lightly, said: "Tag." "My, what is the matter!" ex claimed Hal's mother, rushing Into the hall. "Is the cat after Alicia again?" I stood stark still and left Hal. to make explanations. "We're Just playing tag, mother," he said lightly. "Well, I w;is in hopes. Hal, that Alicia would look upon life more seriously than you do, and I'm afraid that she Is not going to. I don't know really what your father will do if you continue so Irresponsible." I knew that Hal's mother was re proving me over his shoulder, but I did not say anything. However, I determined that the next morning I should have my duties in that house very definitely laid out, and because I was sure that I was not going to please my niolher-ln-law even If I tried my best tn do so. Tomorrow Hal's unit her doesn't llndcrMaiHt Alicia. Veterans Dine j Wonderful Re- With President suits At 70 From Internal Baths AROVVU THE TOWN Visited at Uraiiu Pn -i arvlu Gentry, pressman at the N'ews-Revlew office CDent the week end at Grants Pass enjoying a vim who rotauves and friends. Motor on Highway The highway to Myrtle Creek was thronged with cars all day yesterday and everyone eujoyed the year's nrst real spring day. The road south of this city Is paved and furnishes a real treat to those with cars. Arrives In City Miss Maybelle Miller arrived here Saturday evening to spend spring va cation visiting with her father. Dr. K. I.. Miller. Miss Miller is a sopho more at the University of Oregon and is active in student body affairs. Ill With Pneumonia Miss Vera McCllnlork. the little daughter of Mr. aud Mrs. J. E. Mc Clintock, has been 111 the past few days with pneumonia, but at the present time is much improved. Drs. Stewart and Sether are In attend ance. New Train Dispatcher C. J. Heath and wife, of Portland, arrived In Roseburg Saturday and will make their home here. Mr. Beath Is a train dispatcher and has been transferred from Portland to this city. Still In Hoseburg County School Supt. O. C. Brown und wife are not In Portland, as some people were led to believe by a recent personal notice which re ferred to another family of Browns. They are still at their office In Rose burg attending to school matters. Wreck at West Fork A n engine and caboose were badly smashed up Sunday when tho twr collided on the track near West Fork. The exact details are not known, but while switching the engine collided with the caboose, causing tho latter to be bady damaged. The pilot of the engine waa also smashed. Tho wreck er was called to the scene of tho ac cident and in a short time the track was cleared. Student Visits School. The chairman of the University ureater Oregon committee has an nounced his committees for the spring vacation period, who are to visit home town high schools In the interests of the university. Miss Alice Thurston of Roseburg was placed on this committee and will speak to the local high school stu dents some time this week. Miss Thurston is a senior at the univer sity, and is also well known here, and will no doubt accomplish a great dual in trying to put this over. CLEANING AND PRESSING Send your old Clothes to us we'll fix them up right. Ladies' and - gentlemens work neat ly and promptly exe- . cuted. Phone 472 and we'll calL J. F. DILLARD r Next door to the Liberty Theatre WASHINGTON. Mar. 26 To ask for advice regarding the administra tion policy toward soldier compunsa tion and related subjects. President Harding today called to Washington Charles G. Dawes, of Chicago, who served as brigadier general In France during the late war. Mr. Dawes would not lndlcato the recommendations he took to the White House nor forecast what the President's action might be. He will remain here over Sunday and will go to dinner tomorrow wllh Col. F. W. Gaflbraith, commander in Chief or the American Legion, at tho White House. Thomas W. Miller, alien property custodian and assistant sec retary Roosevelt of the navy depart ment, who have been active In the work of the Legion since Its organi sation will also bo at tho dinner. WE SFXL Edison ; MAZDA LAMPS Douglas County Light and Water Co. Mrs. Eugeno Paul and Utile son left for Myrtle Creek this morning where they will spend several days visiting with relatives. Many His Due To Catarrh The mucous membranes through--- out the body are subject to catarrhal congestion resulting in many serious complications. PE-RU-NA Wll Kmwm Coughs, colds, nasal catarrh, stom ach and bowel troubles among the most common diseases due to catarrh al conditions. , A very dependable remedy alter protiscted sickness, the grip or Span h Flo. . ., , PE-RU-NA s good medicine lo have on band lor emergencies. TaavBsrlsssl Js.Iitn.ni IN USE FIFTY YEARS B Ki OREON- est bread on earth, your money's worth, in graham, wheat or rye. we can bake that wedding cake', and every brand of pie, Ilia. 204 National Ave.. , writes Tyrrell a My of New York aa lol- PROFKMIONAfj CARDS K. HIll.M II, VIOLIN INVI'III CUUV -No. 7, Knhlhagsn Ml. irk. NOWING HOW, you must allow, gives us the right to blow, Eachjoaf ;3 right, in brown or white, here's where we knead the dough, Roligcookies, buns, and tarts by tons, are in this famous cakery, X ou alwayswin, when youdrop Jn, at the WELL KNOWN 328 North Jackson St. Phone 241 Mm. T M. Wm San Ilffr. nl wienie Inmitut Iowh: Within th la tit month have had wonderful rt'ultn and all Inflammation ha nearly xiihnitled. I could hardly w f'Hft a woman over 70 to rM,v bene fit from a trouble of Ions standing aa 'lultkly ha a younner portion. Money i-ould not i.uy my 'J. R. U Cant-ad.' If I t'oiild not ti.-t another." It In difTirult to believe how many In ternal troubles Internal bathlnu will relieve until you realize that pIiviiUIhiis ;iKree that & per eeiit of human ail ment are Tanned by arcuiilulattxl waMe in the lower Intent I ne. The "J it. U Caaeade," th rlentiflc method of Internal hiiuilnK. reinovjji, in a perfectly natural way all polnon us wuFttt. and ha been no u-reirMl in proniotiriK health that over half a million inteitiirent Amerhans are now timIiiit It remiiiirly. It 1 the invention of Chan. A. Tyr rr. M I. ff New York, who for -6 veiirn was a pprclalint on Internal HuthlnK, and It la now being shown and explained by Nathan Kullurt-ii, Kexall Store, l'ttrklm Kid if. They will Rive you on requent a very interefttina booklet on internal llth IntC bv Tr. Tyrrell. "Why Man of Today iH only fer Cent KITlrlent. Auk for it today and know more lbu'M vurref and your function th you ever Imve before. . O Farmers Adopt . Strong Resolution At the close of the meeting of the deh-Kateh from the various rural tel. phone ompanles Saturday after noon, the farmers eipressed com plete Katlsraction with the manage ment and the service of the local et chanKe. A number of persons ex prcawd iheinselvea as being well pleased ..h the service that has been given and the management was praised for the efficiency wllh which the affairs of the company have been handled. It was made plain that the meeting was not a protest against the company In any way. but Instead was a protest against the action of the public service commission of Ore gon in gr illing an Increased rate In the fare of a decline In all other commodities and articles. The pur pose of the meeting waa expressed In the following resolution which was unani'nomly adopted: "Resolved, that we delegates of the Itonclas county rursl telephone companies ro on record as being op- I ,n ih. nnpMiAn.hli anil nn,. that we term th. same 'legal rob bery.' That a copy of these resolu tions sent to the president of the .State Farm Ilureau and request that copies be forwarded Immediately to each Cow.ty Farm Bureau presl- i dent." A vote of thanks was given the Douglas County Farm Bureau for arrnnrlng for the meeting. CHICHESTER SPILLS rtAIIMIArc.il, Auction', sals high I. (.10 N. rine Hi H. r. l. WKFa cui riowara. Pu 0. 0 W. Casa. on. H. Physician. Pt.TI.KIt Chiropractic 111 W. Lane SI Sheet Metal Work i OP ALL KEVDB J. H. SINNIGER 110 OAK UTRKICT PHONR 49ft CoroNAS THE PERSONAL TYPKWKITEll For sale by THE ROSKBUUO BOOK STORE M. J. and 8. J. Bhoemak.r. m-4-aJ i We put a new a meaning in i 4 word "Service" 5 a trial will show t yu' CMC Kaacdrf- 't Vet rnnlentl 15 fluid Drach lASTOniA 1 ALCOliOL-3 TEH x- faimitoliiWuwbMtlByM""1- linrtttSttmacasandoVMel' litt& Ml U S3 I For Infants and Children. ltte! n. f.iPn.in6Di&tirt .Chwrfuliw-aivilRC11 nffltherlWum.Mn'""-; lincrnl.NoTNABOOTic e- Ar-r . D...,tv the "ToSVSLrTEP Facsimile Wnst, rWf2 NEW M '"y, Mothers Know That Genuine Castoria Always Bears the Signature of In Use For Over Thirty Years inssnflSTflnifl Exact Copy of Wrapper. tmk etwTftua mmhv, new vena eirv. LUMBER' YARD I We mamifuuture our own lutnlier and hare both rough aud drtvuted lutnbor atard. If you want lum ber, see un. PHONE 324. NORTH SIDE GROCERY LUMBER Of all dimensions, at reasonable rates while it lasts. H block North of West Bide Store. 1267 Umpqus avenue. Phone ISb-K. OTTAWA, Ont., Immigration to Canada Increased 25 percent during the Inst year as compared with the preceding twelve months, according lo figures compiled by tho Dominion mmlgrallon Department. HEINL1NE - MOORE Conservatory PIANO VOICE Mualcal Kindergarten I larmpny-Theory- History Kohlhagen Bldg. Phone 390. ' . s Phone 211 2 Our Aato Will CalL A uw S'AFEST METHOD DR.R.H. NERBAS DENTIST It you have lost teeth as a result of pyorrhea, decay or accident, you should lose no time having the defect remedied. Modern dentistry makes It possible to relieve your embarrassment and improve your efficiency. : PAINLESS EXTRACTION riIONKI88 I (MONEY'S VERY WISELY , I SPENT-WHEN IT C i (PURCHASESQNTr) WH not use some of your money to purchase mod ern plumbing content ment? You'd be surprised at the lowness of our charges for Installing a modern bathtub in your home. Why not got ac quainted with the real facta of the case and give us a chance to demonstrate our superior supplies and plutabing abilities Roseburg Plumbing and Heating Co. C. W. Hughes, Mgr. ' 242 N. Jackson, Roseburg. Kip Hsf Douglas County Farm Bureau Exchange ON VIN( HI.STKK BTHKET. CO-OPERATIVE LIVESTOCK SHIPPING Just arrived, carload of fer tiliser. Order your orchard, berry, corn and garden fertil izer before April first and get a dlseoitnt. mvv-.m.-m?-- lx"Jf St f kW Kill Fence Just received. Carload of Pag. .Several kinds poultry fence. Carload barb wire, sails and Maples. Writ. us. Steams & Chenoweth Oakland and TonoalU. j Hot Cross Buns J "THEY'RE DELICIOUS" J Good Friday, March 25 ssa sasagsgas ss MACHINERY FOR EVERYTHING Cakes, Bread, Doughnuts, and all kind3 of I'astry made in a Sanitary Way without a hand touching them. TRYOUR STOCK ! MODEL BAKERY ROSEBURG, OREGON k. ... --"V 1L - blATje. nA PIMA D mntraKlwIita