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AKcia Hamroeraly
A Woman Who Wouldn't Remarry
By LUh McCloo
L
Jjuirb With JolKa Tur.mr.
, Turner wasHandlng In the
kk" I c'ma through the .door.
1obbrf not holP acknowledging to
' ""J d.h. he a, good to look at
Tenure Sni W- r" fl"
" ard 'PlendiUIy itralsht bl
e" .holders crowned with that
Quare ,b0"L , he. thatch of red hair.
B bM.r ih- .o.t noticeable.
nf rood! looks.
01 i .. tt nn want to
... -in not as J- " .7,7 .,
u - u.' Ill ilm
nti nn any.- ne earn. -----
w tell you that jou do not neea
"And because you are the more
Ti.ttCTing I am going to take your
word i"? It. ln.tead of that of my
mirror. Judge.
Vow that rei.ly was clever my
Heir girl, and I would have you know
SS?Ilh your look. It isn't neces
sary to be clever."
well, Judge, that I
"I knew very
murt be clever to keep my goou
Eok, You. ee I have a boy back
K'and for hieeake f for no
other I want iu ue .-
ably will designate when he grown
rdo0n.Ro'VoU me that
tou have a child. Mrs. Hammersly?
Why you look to be still In your
' '"Vben vou nrobablv will believe
. when 1 confess that I am not
m,nv vears out of them.
-1 should not believe if you said
snVhlnt: else. But tell me about the
Jot I am Interested. My wife died
st't'pe birth of our son and he only
. lived a few months." His voice fell
from the tones of polite banter Into
vmnathetlc softness and I looked up
to find the eves of Judge Turner
mi imw I had alwavs seen
Darkling with mirth or scintillating
with more o rless satirical keenness
mMv with what in anyone else I
mleht have called tears.
Involuntarily I held out my hand.
He grasped tt and we loked Into
each other's eyes In perfect under
standing, for a moment before we
resitted that we were in the crowded
lobby of. the hotel and drew apart.
"Well, where shall It be?" he ask
ed, changing his manner. "Would
you really like to go out to the flea?"
"I should like nothing hetter. I
believe I love the sea more than any
thing else in nature."
"Vlthout another word he helped
WE SFXL
Edison
MAZDA LAMPS
Douglas County Light and Water Co.
Coods Celled forand Delivered
Roseburg Cleaners
J. F. DILLARD, Proprietor
Cleaning, Pressing, Repairing, Alterations
30 North Jackson St.
AUTOMOBILE
New Gjuld Batteries while they lat: v
Che
.$32.00
. S4.S0
Bolck .
Dodge
41.00
MOTOR SHOP GARAGE
Agave? Rolck and Chevrolet
441 North JscKion St ROSGBUBd, OREGON.
(one
CJancy
ttKids
Real Money
Is Different
XllSX CROSBY
"HOW
f r-
n
ma into his roadster, which was
parked near the dor. With expert
ability he wound In aud out of traffic
his mind seeming Intent upon reach
ing hia destination as soon as pos
sible while keeping within the speed
limits. I was perfectly satisfied to
sit quietly and watch him. I knew
be had not forgotten about little Hal.
At times I wondered - why I had
thought him ugly. Ills profile was
as clear cut as a cameo, more Ro
man, however, than Grecian. Evi
dently he was well known In the city,
for I noticed more than one beauti
fully groomed woman smiling as If
to a dear friend, aa she bowed, and
he was hailed In the greatest good
fellowship from passing roadsters
and touring cars that were filled
with 'men and golf cluba.
Soon we reached what I guessed
was the Seaside Inn. The Judge
pulled up abruptly and after helping
me to alight he parked the car across
the street and coming back tucked
my arm under his with a calm air
of proprietorship which I did not res
ent. It seemed too friendly and pro-
tccung 10 mem anjruung oui appre-
Clatlon.
Piloting me through a number of
rooms, he finally seated me In a kind
of a bay window that Jutted almost
out to sea. Tnere were no flowers ,
on the table. The luncheon had evl-
aentty not ueen premeditated, but I
could see that Judge Turner was a
valued patron nf the place.
"I am so glad that this table waa
'I-
not taken. It Is my favorite place I
here." 'He pulled out my chair,
gently pushed me Into it. Then
seating himself opposite, he said: i
"Now tell me all about It." - i
And I told him.
Told him about the boy' that was'
born after his father's death. Told'
him of my waking to find that Mr. ;
Early had accepted for his magazine ' photoplay playing at the Majestic
my first story, told him how I was I theatre Monday. The central figure
determined to make a 'home for my-; is a convict a "lirer" who before
self and my child. tthe days of his Imprisonment was
"So you are going to bring the; known as Heliotrope Harry, from his
baby here?" he asked. ; fondness for wearing a sprig of helio-
"Of course. I couldn't live with-trope In his coat lapel and from the
out him." I aroma of heliotrope cologne that al-
Then you must have an apartment ; wavs marked his presence. Hello-
near the park. A friend was telling r
me of one the other day. As soon 1
as we have lunched, I will take yon
over if you want to go."
"I would be very glad to go. If
you will allow me to telephone. I ;
had Invited someone from the office '
to go with me." ' I
He settled back comfortably as 1
- -
Phone 471.
MaD Orders Solicited
BATTERIES
Studebaker 16.00
Overland S6.00
sroMerwn'Mvtree ih I!? r -: . :';;: -!l (
went to the telephone booth, t had
a distinct almost physical, sensation
ot something warm about my heart.
1 looked out ot the window tn pass
ing. The great waves cam rolling
4ln, whttecapped, to break themselves
'nto little ripples on the shore, the
sun 'turning them blue turquoise to
deepest sapphire. Along tha beach
the bathers In brilliant costumes
were scattered In groups and over
all was the tinkle ot laughter. The
world was beautiful and I was fearful
of my momentary happiness.
Aa I called up Alice, for so In my
t,ttwn mind I had already begun to call
Mrs. Gordon, I asked myself why I
should be so afraid of being happy.
Surely happiness waa the heritage
T-taleh life should give to mortals.
Then and there notwithstanding I
ermembered with a little shudder
that always when I had been very,
very happy, grief was coming to me
aa fast as possible. I docided that I
would be happy.
i rinaiw t m r.nrrfnn nn tha
nhone and told her that the Judge
thourtt he knw of a Place that I
would suit mo Wlih a warmth and !
generousness in her voice, she salrt :
hat she was very glad of It. but if ;
anythlng hsnnonod that 1 wanted i
her she would h In the of fee all
.hi .f. s
ine afternoon,
Monday A Telegram From Homo.
Bros ON WOOD.
Bids will be received at the oourt-
hm)ge hy th. county jud;9 Satllrday.
Tuna IS tnr Kit .lor nf 1 ft Inch nlri
growth oak stove wood. 20 tier of 24
inch fir block wood, and 20 tier of
24 Inch oak block wood, to be de-
llvered at the County Home.
GEO. K. QUINR. Co. Judge.
Movie Closeups
Did you ever associate a certain
"perfume with a certain person, so
that a whiff of the perfume would
remind you of them, even though
they themselves might not' be pres-
en t
It is such a situation that gives
the title "Heliotrope" to the new f
trope's wife Is a thoroughly badjdinng and their condition today, the
woman. When from his prison cell
he learns that his daughter, who has!
always thought herself as orphan, la
about to marry and that his wife is
planning to blackmail her. Heliotrope
secures his release and In a novel and
dramatic manner Insures the girl's ;
happiness. '
"Heliotrope" was adapted from a
story by Ktcnara wasnDurn inira,
which ran serially in Hearst's Maga
zine. The cast Includes Frederick
Burton, Diana Allen, and Julia
Swayne Gordon, George O. Baker
directed.
a
I Delightful entertainment. Is in
prospect for patrons of the Antlers
'thpatre Monday when "Scramblod
Wives." starring dainty little Mar
.guerlte Clark in her first independ
ent production will be the attraction.
iThis production also marks Miss
I cinrk's return to the screen after an
'absence of a year following her mar
i rlage, and many admirers in this
, clty who have missed the petite and
i winsome star will have an opnortu-
nlty to see her in the sort of part
("that has endeared her to the hearts
of motion picture fans in all corners
of the globe. "Scrambled .Wives"
was a hit last season on the stage.
:tavlng to long engagements In both
.Chicago and New York. and. accord
' Ing to all Indications, the screen ver
sion is going to be equally success
: fnl. The play was written bv Arte
!lnlde Matthews and Martha Stanley
and In the nhotonlay version Mnr
'sruerite Clark has the stellar role of
Mary I.ucile Smith, a canrlrlous
voting lady, who, as a result of an
' Innocent boarding school escapade Is
.'rushed into marriage with a young.
I - whom she does not reallv love.
1 Mary's father promptly interferes
. and the marriage Is annulled. She Is
I packed off to Europe to forget her
I indiscretion. Returning, she meets
'a young fellow with whom a case of
I "love at first sight" at once develops.
The complications which result from
Mary's efforts to hide "a terrible
past" make this one of the most
amusing and delightful photoplays
of a decade.
T IS HERE.
Yes. Tollman Real Estate. River
side. Is here loaded with real bar
gains, and Is doing the business.
Those wishing to sell I will make
the price right. Inflated or specu
lative prices ignored. Those wish
ing to meet me on these terms call
and sign contract. Interest of both
parties to a deal will be taken care
of.
PURUAND WOMAN HAS
GAINED TMRIY TliRti
. POUNDS TAKING IANIAC
"When I began taking Tanlac I
weighed only a hundred and Ave
pounds, but I now weigh a hundred
and thirty-eight, gain of thirty
three pounds," said Mrs. C. P.
Chance, 56t Sevier street, Portland.
Ore.
"But I consider by big gain In
weight the smallest of the benefits I
uave received from Tanlac." she con
tinued, "for it relieved me of a cast
ot stomach trouble that had com
pletely wrecked my health.
"After meals awful pains would
strike me in the pit of my stomach
and almost drive me wild. Even the
sight of food would often nauseote
me and gas would oloat me up .ter-
ribly. My nerves were so badly uo-
tnat 1 'uld hk all over. My
"leen wa uusound and I always got
UD th mornings filing sick and
all tired- out. .1 ached all over aud
had an w,ul Dal" ,Jnder "houlli-
er,',I . " . ,
1 ot tw0 bottles of Tanlac and
Defore the flrBt Dottle wag 'y
appetite was better and I didn't feel
when x got up ,n the taornlnSi'
soon 1 began to gain weight and to
feel stronger. I have taken several
bottles of Tanlac now and don't be
lreve I ever enjoyed such Bplendid
health as 1 do now. I sleep like n
child at night and feel well and
strong all the time and 1 really
weigh more than I ever did in my
life before."
I,, r. t. ci.m.
Picnic dinner and dance at Riddle
pavilion, Monday, June I'Jth. Din
ner at 7 p. m nivKic at S:3ft.
MYKTIJC CMCKK,' HIGH SCHOOL
XOTKS.
By Lona Anlauf
Last week saw the return and de
parture of the Ellison-White Chau
tauqua, school was dismissed In
the afternoon and the most impor-
tant classes held in the morning.
This year the Chautauqua was ap
preciated 'by everyone. A few nf
the most outstanding features woro
thejectures by Fish on Industry.
Hoii on psychology and health. Dr.
Miles' Impersonations of great men.
ann enter aironpnenrt on traditions
and hablta of North American In-
music by the Mary Haves opera com
pany, Madame Lucille Collette. a
French violinist, and the play "It
Pays to Advertise."
This week ana the next, the last
two weeks of school, are exceedingly
busy ones. The one hundred finish
ed copies of "The Zodiac," the high
school annual, arrived Thursday.
They are very sntslfactory consider
ing that this is the first publication
nf the sort ever attempted by the
high school. About 75 copies have
already been disposed of within the
school and the remaining copies will
be sold by the students today at
$1.00 apiece. The annual Is a bonk
seven and one-half by ten Inches and
contains 100 pages. There ore ten
full page cuts and Individual plcturos
of the seniors and faculty.
The second pemester examination
will be held Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday of next week.
Prof I.ee. our prospective principal
M here last week from looking
Glass, to look over the school. He
gave the high school students a short
talk and was Introduced to the var
ious compartments if the school bv
Mr. Kellogg. Mr. lee Is Interested
In athletics, which Is good evidence i
that ihe training received ths year
will be eontlnuled next.
The Comemncement nrngTam will
"tart Sunday evening. Jnn 12. wllh
rtaccnlaureate service at Presbvter
Inn rhurch. Monday evening Is cla?
nleht and a short program will be;
elven bv the graduating class In tho:
chool house. Tuesday evening Is,
Commencement n'tfht. Prof Janicsi
'T. Matthews of Willamette Univer
sity will address the class. Ills sub
ject Is "Personality."
Mr. Doollngs first year latin class
and a few o'hers enjoyed a delight
ful picnic Tuesday evening after
school. Food was provided by the
nemhers of the class and the party
hiked to the o'd Hogardus place
northeast of town. Everyone forgot
thev were grown up and even dig
nified seniors enjoyed Immensely a
klddlsh game of baseball, with an
improvisea dhi anu an iniioiir uok-i
hall and twenty-eight players. Every-!
one thoroughly enjoyed himself and
they were not willing to call It a
day until nearly 9:30.
CHICHESTER S PILLS
L-yQV i'lltula Il .id 4.IJ miullkV
F-n. t-CMle-l -art tn h,um KUn. V
blAOND I.UAMl I'lljX ft SI
bM;'t;.AItra-4l Rl'
:
HAND COKCKItT JINK tV
Tho Douglas county concert
band will give a concert at. Ike-
armory, Thursday, June 16, t
o'clock p. in. Fiiitt singing
and vaudeville will be included
in the progrj.ni. Adniisaiou S
cents. This will be. a good ;
chance for everyone to support I
the band.
Tickets on sale at Hamilton
Drug Co.. Kexall Drug Co., aud
w neu vn,a lumuiacy. W i f,
WATCH UOSKni ltO CROW
WITH A lUil'ND AND A
JI MP WATCH IMH'tJI.AS
COl'NTY tX)MK TO THK
KltONT.
.. . . .. ?l
isow tnat we are assured witn
an outlet to the coast, property
I w has begun to move, people are
going to build homes, tor the
w future can De seen. Lots are e
selling in Overlook Addition, as
they are the only close In lots
on paved streets, and with
sewerage connections in the
town. Only two blocks from
the centor of the business sec-
tlon, where .everyone owns their
home and no one wants to sell.
NOW Is the time to select one
of fie choice lots in the city.
See N. RICE of RICE & RICE.
CALL VOW WARRANTS.
All school warrants ot School Dis
trict No. 2 up to and Including No.
100, dated February 8. 1920. are
hereby called. Please present them
at once, as interest will ceaao aftvr
this notice.
Wilbur, Ore.. June 8. 1921.
E. H. RUSSELL
Clerk Dial. No. t.
ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS'
MEETNU.
The annual stockholders' meeting
ot the Umpqua Savings and Loan
Association will be held at the office
of the Douglas Abstract company at
248 North Jackson street. Roseburg,
Oregon, at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday,
June 22nd, 1921, for the purpose of
electing directors for the ensuing
year and for such other business as
may regularly come before the meet
ing. . H. O. PAROETEK.
Secretary. .
The Hamilton Beach
METHOD
The only real way to
have a Rug cleaned.
Let us clean that Rug
for you. All work
guaranteed.
Clarence Perkins
Phone 234 L
Crispettes
Just Received at
Foutcli's
Delicious! Try Them
Made by R. C. Grounds, for
merly of Roseburg, at Dallas,
Oregon.
Foutcb's, exclusive agents In
Itnaehorg.
HEINLINE
Conservator? of Music and Art
Klndt'i'icartPn and PunniiiK Syn
teni for children 4 to 14 years of
ape
Voice and Art Work conducted
by Mrs. Brand and Mrs. Rusho.
Vaca'lon July 1-Seit. 1.
fcA ,
'STOO
VACATION
REMINDERS
An Eastman Kodak. You will re
gret it If you do not take one along.
We have them.
A good tent. Call and we w 111 lit
you out.
A camp stove, light but serviceable
A Kenwood Sleeping Bag. finest
thing for comfort.
Cooking Utensils, aluminum,
enameled.
Fishing Tackle, all thnt la neces
sary. Rifles and Guns with ammunition.
Water Hugs and Canteens.
I'rlces within reach, as wo are try
ing to keep with market.
CHURCHILL HARDWARE CO.
Piano Refinishingl
We will reflnlsh your old piano and make It look like a new one.
A high polish finish or finished In a satin finish.
If your piano la a golden oak varnish finish, wo will make a fume
oak dull finish. It will look like a new factory finish. We also re
flnlsh phonograph cabinets ot any kind and also fine furniture In
any color desired. We will re finish your old bedroom set and
finish it into a peal fine Ivory finish.
We will prove to you that we can dullver the goods.
This la not paper talk, as we will prove to you when your work
la finished.
Golden Automobile, Painting
Company
Cor. Winchester
CLASSIFIED COLUMN
41.1, HBW CLaSOIKIKD AnVKRTlMCMKNTS Will lie roUWD OH LAST
r&GU VNDUH UliiaDINO "NIEW TODAY."
WASTED.
WANTED Small refrigerator.
139-H.
WANTKl) 6 or fl room house, unfur.
niched. I'hona 38b-J.
WANTKI) AT .NCi: A woman to a
plst with houaewnrk. or man and
wife. Lyle Maratera. Phono 17-K2.
WANTKIl To drill WHter wcIIb ducp
or shallow. Prlt'ot ri-Rionuhle.
b'rt Oraham. Brockway. Phone
-Vl.
WANTKD A farm hand willing to
htlp milk: If he dooitn't want to help
milk hft need not apply. Jacob Jonea,
phoni, 10-FIS.
WANTED Odd Jot's of any kind,
nuuca cleaning, pianos and furniture
pollahAd. frurdi.-us and yards taken
cure of. K. O. Lswla. Hi '- Pins St.
Hhona 4S7-R.
WANT A I1AKOAINT Every day, a
speclul In used cars that aro KKAI.
CAItH. I compete with I'orUandn
prices. Motor Kxchnnse. 401-3 Weat
Onk St
-MISCKULA N KOUS.
MRCHANH.'AI. druwlnn and lettortna
don,1. Itnles reasonable. Monroe
Hilton. 476 S. Xtephens St.
IRll.l.lNO Contracts iakcti fur dep
or ahitllow Hitler wells. Albert lira
ham. Ilroi'kway; Phone 4-f 4i
i;s'lTlTAV NOTICE I hae taken up at
my plftee near Ruckles, Oregon, one
larire Hereford bull, dehorned, will,
no htand, but marked with a crop off
right ear and unUerslope on lefu
Owner may have same hy payhtg
comh and calling for same. J. It.
1 1-.. .t i.
FOR REST.
FOtt RKNT Furnished slreplng room.
1.-.J No. Flint.
KOli nKNT Karri;
KosirbMrK Natlnn
APAItTMKNT for r-nt.
Tf7 W.'st M.mhcr Ht.
rhone 365C
Milt l.i:.T litUK on paved street.
InMitln nt I'mrott Ht.
KOI I HKNT Thrii- rounn for hoim'-
. kopplnK. jns NKoi. VhtonnJtZ) -H.
T'Olt IlKNT Ku"rni"ln(l i-r nnfnrniKlird
liriUM-kccplfiK ruoma. 23b KherlUau
St. .
KOH I'.KNT 1'lcpmint wlpoplnir i
with prlvllPK of bath. 311
Onk St.
Kaat
Kuit ILNT l-'ui nli"ii-'l bouHekt-epinK
rooinn, rlnan nnd 'reope tr.Me. IIiid!r
now munHK' nimil. Hi Brockway HL
phon 2i7-W
KOR 'KKXTOne 2 room apartment
and one 1 room apartment. ur-n(i-hwi
for liKlii housekeeping. 1"G
Warhln vl'-n Sr.
fail a n i
R AOTrtE 07,Hd . I V'i
and Jacluon.
4!
FOR BALK.
FOH ' BALK Light Ford truck,
Parslow A Bell.
im.
FOH 8ALK Cnbnnge plants. H. B.
Church. 318 Kant Commercial flt.
FOR BAI.H Donga tounni car. flprv-
Ice OarnKo.
FOH BA..E 800 tier nak wood. J.S0.
summer delivery. Phone
FOR HAl.K Proter'oarapti enacK writ
er, goon aa Hf. Inquire at Mewa-
Hevlaw
FOR 8AMI-A anldan oak parlor or
gan of excellent tone. Address 8.
1H.. Naws-UeViaM.
FOR HA1.B Hay In tho shock. 110 per
ton. Also small refrlfterilor. Plicna
26-F5.
FOR SAL.rj IHKh chair and a baby
buKs-y. 125 hherlilan 8t.
IDR HAI.R one young: Scotch Collie
came aosT. J. al. judd.
rxK balk Rubber tired bucsT. no
top. In splendid eondltlon. 416 So.
Pine, cr phone 4ns-J.
rO! SAl,h r.iectrlc carburetor. In
qutre Hchun.un's
Itestuurant. 14&
Khtridon utrwtt.
FOH 8ALK Broccoli plnnla. Kruaa'a
tented
aard. Jua llarvey. Phona
bXtit 8AL.K A Wvatt-rn Electric S?w
lti(f iiiaohtiitt, prfictlrallv new. I..0.
Mia. C. . Orutib. 302 Perklna BIU.
FOR BALE Thoroughbred Anronaa.
rurly aprinit: i'M-kerela. Wm. P.
Vravi-r, Myrtle Crvek, OrRon.
Kbit HAI.K Hmail (-room ftouaand'
lot. Chrap fi.r caah. Inquire at 1121
N. Jen kuun Hi.. ItoaaburK.
FOH HAI.K Sown hundred Whlta
Lr-Khorn rhlx. Hlx wwka old. At zoo
?a-n. inaa. CummlnKi, Wlnchater.
Ort'Kon.
K'Mi HAI,K Piititllculfitor, a machine
for oinvtitiire uf the opine. Inquire
nf Kf rtha Pfllowa, 617 Bliort Hireet,
ItiiBt-htirtc, Ort'non.
l oll HAUBe- Modern home, 4 bVo t
room, K'iraKe, a cool, comfortable '
borne. Vour term a, Addreaa T. AM
iip". ngview,
KOH HAL!-
-Lluhtnlna: horaPDowar bay
prraa, f ire 17x22. in Rood runnlna; or
der. I'rfti $1U0. C. K. Krogel, K. F.
D. No. l, iiftaoburrti. Omkoil
H'f 'IN'WI'IHHMKNT for aale. Guod !
iiiiui , i; acres neuren; i muo irom )
It. It. I'hflllM 20U.IC .if tarltn "S" C.i
vh ri Xf w u 1 1 v 1 f w. I '
F(lt KALH Hrood aowa. Uuro. Jerat-y.T
bin typ. Kit her breed or opec. AlaoU ,
fhaniB. CnurlfB A. Hi and. 1
Full SALK Pimlnp
nn uroi.ertv nroduc- f
Iriff Interest on $12. fluo. Ian be madf 1
?aally worth $3,iro. If lntereate i
ani mfiin huatncBi addreoa A. S.j
ISf-WH-KfVIPW. t
I (."tT t f lilt," lilf t'Vl'lll Vl'l' i ... k, ... '
ba in Itoacbura; about J ine IS. Ad f i
lrw M. F Wilkina, Oen. I;ellvt,r '.' I
Ki'-ebiirlf, OrrRon.
K0H HAI.K Oil KXi'HANOK ottaTi i
W ant ati.ill place in or near Koae'
hiirjc. Will r-iy diff-Tence. Write o
rati Rsirrilirar ITntol una a Lc Tl .
rv in an. ownt-r
irrH HA LK Purebred Ilolnteln rattL.
1 nerd null, miikina- tuwi, 1 iwn
year-old bull, 1 tw.i-Mr-olrl helfe
I bull raif, 1 beif.-r ralf. Will er
or trade fir rod beef tork Inqi'l '
Ailci Itl v
uancn, Ol en dale, Ui 1
A We!-hert.
Kll HA f i rrirrin A nrlcul t ura! a i
l.ca mnKle comb whi( I':horn ba .
t H), Knii lav In atr4 a. Hatrn -
June uily J earn. 19 p
fiil wtth ord r. balance C. O. l. ii
f. rr HO to build up the flock. Act;'
P"uli ry Farm, Wikr. Ortajon.
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