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Newspaper Page TextMt rovn w.T.yfc.iut.T.i.aa;.:.,jhfrMSgICaag'iC' 1 yl FuH Car food 0 Form Machinery WILL ARRIVE SOON If You Contemplate Buying Let U Give You Our Price You Can Always Get Repair ParU From Us WHARTON BROS Successors to J. F. Barker & Co. MflefiaveaKasafiae 35c -Apples- 35c Spltzenbertfs and Ortleys Must Be Seen to Be Appreciated 35c Per Box In Your Own Boxes or Our Boxes Returned EVERYBODY'S EXCHANGE Jackson and Washington Sts. fcMsi3!xMHa I CHAPTERS FROM A WOMAN'S LIFE! By Jan Phelpe VtMWMW"- g Chapter 80. pearea in ner manner wnen im r K . . ' , appeared aud took h' r place at the f Everything 1,'hl card table. She played carefully and I dred and waUlns wheo the hi. par, I fu,:' rr,vrd.-1 A" 'k'TJLh , .hil'" conversation, sad was abo- I LTV1 ?Y ,"';-h.,nM. vl P ee Which aa a toad g kitchen 1 smiled happUy Mr, Page " w..um me i..".,. It was midnight when our guests r,n loosed very ar..rra...-. . e, , . . . ,.,..,. after them. Walti-r aaid: "Well, they all wined to have a good time, didn't they?" "I hope fo," I returned. 'I should advise giving no niore dinners," Mr. Page said. "I wn fearful something would fro wrong. It was intensely mortifying to nie." "I am so sorry," I replied. "I hope your dress mm't ruined." -The dress Is a secondary mat ter. It is my first experience of a dinner spoiled by inefficient service. I fell very ill at ea?e. Please don't attempt entertaining again while I am here." "Oh, eome Mater!" Walter said. He had seen the fur in my ryes. I hud worked so hr.n! to have the dinner a success, was tired and ner vous over the mishap. "It was an accident. I thought Jennie did very well." "Very well is tint sufficient at a formal dinner. Every detail should be perfect." "Well, I'm for hitting the liav! Come on, Uoreen: and jroodr.ight. mother." He hurried me out of the room before she could reply. I knew he did it to saeme and r was grateful. H-it I J'ist put my head on his shoulder and rrb'd like a baby. I had so wanted to have everything nice and it had been a failure. Walter kept telling me how (rood 111- fi handsome when she anpeared E' "I am very proud of yuu. Mother." if Walter said. " You lire remarkably young looking and that dress is ; very becoming." "Vou flatter me, my son. Put I am gratified for I know you have perfect taste, as an artist should." Our guests arrived punctually, and we were soon seated at table. Jennie in a new black dress with apron and cap served. I watched her closely at first, rearm sne i might make some mistake, but she ajdid so nicely I became Interested in V the conversation. 5 t'ntll we reached the satnd evcrv V. thlnr went all riKht. then she f served Mrs. Gordon first, muttered f something, grabbed the plate from ner ana pieceu No one said an:-thlng, but I sow Mrs. I'agc'a face. It made me al most ill. Jennie realized she had blundered and became nervous. As he plncel the satnd before Mrs Pnge she put the plate too near the edge of the table and it fell into her Jan. I started to rtre, bnt Mrs. Pace motioned me to keep still. "It Is nothing." she s.tld, the resumed her conversation as If there had been no accident. al though I knew the rich dressing must have spotted her dress; and ihnt she would very much annoyed I i CAMAS VALLEY SCHOOL NEWS a . A special school meeting has been called tot February 10 to vote on the building of new high School. The high school itudenta are using all their power to convince the people they should Tote for the building. A Short program, consisting of Songs, recitations and themes, was given at the reception for the parents of the high school students and the school board last Friday evening. After the program the guests In spected the written work that was on exhibition. At 10 o'clock thny were taken Into Mom artistically decorated With Ivy and tbe high school colors, purple and orange, and seated at two king tables laden with delicious re freshments. Tbe VII English class, which con sists of the Juniors and seniors, has finished resiling "Hamlet." The short time on account of Illness, hare returned again. KTt'DKN r. AUCTION SALE Notice Is hereby given that there wll be sold at public auction at thu old Melrose Hchool House on the 12 day of February, 1923 at the hour of 1:30 p. m. the 3i acre tract or lanu which belongs to the oid Melrose school district No. 25. This land will bo sold to the highest bidder. One third of the price to ho paid in cash on date of sale, one third, one your from said date, and the1 remainder two yoara from dalo, interest ut sit percent K. I Smith, John Poerner, C. O. Critaer, Members of School Hoard. uy ... miiii- ..-.. ...j'lhn dinner was. how everyone reen. the not soup or me cm.ee, ihn Muter' eertalnlv carried it off na If nothing had occur, d on the ordinary: ss If having ft plate of salad dumped into her lap was an everyday affair. When finally the dinner was over the desert snd coffee were nicely . . t . ........ .Ira served ai.nougn "7 "2 ..n, , , vou see. that makes It were crimson ' '''' ,' ' ' I tnP worse for me, that she should well. You have to hand tt to ner. that I stopped cryins to laugh hys terically. "She was wonder'u'." I conceded. iiETJSil flUCIHS TO HOLD MEETING I'MVEItSITV OF OKEC10.V. Jan. 27. (Special). The Oregon State Retail MenhanU Association 1H s.i.i it nneteentn snn'ii " Nothing to Make a Noise About! Don't you gel all 'bet up" over spasmodic outbursts of 'L, Tt ., Aiuuii r,ine nines uui ui leu vou wtn nj .. M urui, . uuut 5 "See us first we can save you money." We do not TA jn cvervboclv all the time. No one . . 0 LUU uuuto--. - oq . j Tt 1 nr(i'i-l UFA TOOT! ev.KftV AW " - or lremm oiv... - ministration. An eaucuwu.,. . r - -".'!L-dJf 'dS: ;,cffTcIen-ri ods 01 mcrrKms - . , cv has been arranged by the school Z the request of the association. With the Uceptlon of the opening program on the morning ol eo ruary 19, which is to be beld In the Vm. of the Eugene Chamber of Commerce, and the " J oet on the evening of February tl. -icju i.inr... ..... - t , ,0 rnai our evei.ua, , s stud, J ton In E.tgene. Eenuary 9 - . K Compare these prict with loma recently advertJ In cooperation wttn tne 1 K , .... U of Oregon echool of Business Ad-1 J lng points - 5C-tooth Drag Harrow. . .$18.03 80-lb. sad: Best Millrun ... .$135 60-lb. sack Bran 51 Flour, per sack i111"00:; Farm Bureau looperative Excli Roseburg and Oakland m Perfect starch work and care in laundering means we preserve your linens. SHORT COURSE UNIQUE OREGON AQKICULTL'RAL COL LEGE. CorvalllB. Jan. 29. The horti cultural products short course given here is unique in the fact that .t gives a comprehensive study of the subject coverns a period of four weeks, while other schools in the United Slates give courses lasting only from two days to one week. This course, given irom rcuium? to it, will be the second annual hor ticultural products course given here. The course Is given primarily for canners, plant managers rmu ai.siai ants, and other men wishing to go into cannery work. o 1 CALL FOB SCHOOL BONDS Deky Doesrit Breakih3tCo!d living room snd the enrd tahles Mrs. Page excused herself a moment, I knew to clean her dres. Oh. whv couldn't Jennie have dumped It. In my lap? I thought. Yet I knew n, .niicA dresi would be a lesser hnve to be?" "Well, forget It and come to bed." I went to bed but I couldn't for get it. I knew w11 enough I hid not beard the la t of it: prnhnhly caure for complaint tha the bung-1 woum not wnue ... TTimr. nf ' '"o Fe C nued reading of this plsy has taken about a week or more and has been very tmtieh enjoyed. The class Is now ntlng a synopsis of the piny. Flossie Coon, a senior, and Helen rarrott, S Junior, were elected by the Student body a delegates to the Oro Jton High School conference, to Be held at Eugene February t and S. A srhool meeting of tbe union high school. No. 1, was held Friday evening, January 19. Notices calling for bids for next Winter s wood were posted and Supplies were ordered for science and botany classes. Those present at th meeting were: Mr. Wiley, Mr. Church. Mr. Croy, Mr. Dick, Mr. Roberta, and Mr. Hlchter. Talma Wiley and Harold Klcgcl, ?aaaaaaaaa?PasBnsrnsM0TiMrii1' Frank Terry of the Kqultable Sav ings and ltan Association will be at the Hotel I'mpqua for several days and appointments may bo made there. OFFICIAL FILINGS CORE THROAT DOUGLAS COUN1Y j TAKES HOLD AMD HELPS Colds that "bans; on" should be irotten rid of, for no one can stand the strain of racking cough, disturbed sleep and Irritation of throat and lungs. Marie Hei:Icr, Frecport, 11!., writes. "I had more or less cf a cough for years and I have taken quit j a number of medicines None of them takes hold and helps like Foley's Honey and Tar." This old, reliable cough syrup promptly helps coughs, colds, croup and whooping cough. Contains no opiates. Children like it W.F. CHAPMAN "The Life is in it" LIFE fl'WHEAT BREAD Every element found in the wheat that the Creator placed there is found in this loaf. It is n new one and one that you will like. Mr. Paul O. Sampson, the food expert, of Los Angeles, Calif., assisted us in making this loaf. A month's trial will convince you that it is real LIFE-O U'l 1EAT loaf. For Sale at All Grocers MODEL BAKERY (Compiled by Douglas Abstract Co.) 52103. Chattle Mtg Ernest H. Punbi.r, to J. . I. McKay. Ui0.Ml horses. uSIO.I. W. P. M. T Conohoy, to V. f.ermotl, l.t)0 X 'ii NEU St 30 J0-3. BfclOt. Sat Mt. K. O. Young Co. to Herman E. Kruer, 3 7 M page US. 62105. Alt J. E. Hogan. T2 D pi'.ge ' 52100. Herman E. Kr'ihcr. to Pac Coast Jt Ptnrk Land Hank Port land. Mtg. $25110. Peg nt NW cr Jothnnthan Tlhbetls f'l 40, tp 24-5. E 4:1 ch, S 20 eti b 'rig near middle Cr. then W 19.2S ch. 3 Oil de. W 11.1S ch. W 4 110 ch to mi l. lie of middle Oil Cr then down mut.lle Cr to W boundary CI, then N to hei, nil In S.f. .11-VJ.n en, 1 10,1 Ac S excepting laud deeded to Wr.i Walts, beg at NW cor Tibbetts CI K!40. tp 24-5, then E 10 ch. S 17.23 J ch to cen Crl Cr. then N 42.70 deg. g ; W d'wn 14. SO ch to West bouiid E i arv CI then N 0.40 ch to beg. con 6' 11.82 Ac. In Sec 34-24-5. 16 ft rl;:ht K of way, to Co road, to be gateway li, towlt: H-vg 2S.72 ch E of SW cor Tibbetts CI 40, tp 24-5. then N SO K roiH. W to W boundary land A. F. ft Walts. N 10 ch. W 4 eh. alone N S hk Cr. to line bet NW 4 of SV v; ij fee 34. then X along N bunk Cr to inuo nt rein conveyeu. 52107. W. I). Chas Kyes. to A. Sells. 1 0.00 lt 9 blk I London Wheelers Add Itosehnrg. des on m:ip ss lot l!k 7 Chadwicks Add. li.wetmrg. 521 OS. Aff fleo. L. Stearns, that on certain date, he wan uieni.-r copartnerMi.p K. O. Young : C' . Gargle with w.-.rm snlt water then apply over throat 5 Auction House 828 N. Jackson Sale Every Saturday at 2:30 p.m. iJoth city, farm and stock sales handled to yiAtr satisfaction. Trivate sales dally. Radaba!igh& Patterson Notice Is hereby given to bolder and owners ol Scuool uonas uuuiuern , , 3, 4. 6, 6, 7, 8, S, 10. 11 and 12, of School District No. 32 of ixmgias County, Oregon, dnted February 1, 1913 and payable at aMion oi bmu district on February 1, 1923, to present thorn to the county Treasurer ol Douglas County, Oregon, or to the Fiscal Agency of tbe State of Oregon In New York City, N. Y., for payment for Interest thereon will cease Feb. 1, 1923. In case tbe holder of said bonds elect to have same paid at Fiscal Agency of State cf Oregon tbey must so advise the county treasurer in CHECKS Cold. .1,. V- grlppa in 3 dtfi. Cm, Hssdscne. TsbiM t Z I remedy wortd owt. Bibb; 1 DeannKOiT.riiu spcrtruttaT At All Drumixd gymnasit'm, where, o in lack of an auditorium, tci to hold all mass meetii o- BROCCOLj GB03 ATTENTION Will take a limited uxt for imported fresh broot llvered, March Lit, tt tit Per ounce tl. Pries wt plication, Fred Schmidt, ii COLLEGE TO BROM 3 OP.RCON AGRICClTTd LEGE, Corvaliis, la 3 casting by radio will time to permit the transfer of funds j method of advertising 4- to New York f itv in time lor sucfl nual u. A. t . Bmie nflvnient when duo. j March 30 and 31, accorct Hated at Hose. burg, Oregon, Jan, 2, .of the advertising ttd 1923. J. E. SAWYERS, Treasurer of Douglas County, Oregon: VAPORUB Ova 17 Mtllhn Jan Utcd Yearly Williams, minor. 6-room resilience 222 Douglas Pt. 7-room residence S16 Moaner St. Real Est at Myrtle Creek. Timber CI 160 Ac. Circuit Court. Complaint. Katherlne C. Thron", V8 C.tenbrook Knrnis Corporation. 5'.'o3. to Mining loca tions. 520S7'. Sat M'g. Mary F. Ulildle to C.lenn X. Hiddle, 37 M prre 2:14. 62U8S. Mtg. (Jlenn N. itiddle to Orernn. fMnil.oO I.)eg at to 50. 00 ch W of NK cor CI 48. tp 30-5, then S 28.75 ch. N 55 deg. w 21.4(1 ch. to W boundary CI 4S then X 3. so ch. iher W 7 0S ch. N 1:1.62 ch, E Emergency Cases Can g be Easily Met 2 If you will let us help you. a J Phone In for some of our fine K f Cauned bruits and Vegetables, wA f or anything in the grocery line. Wo have it, and our service is prompt. ECONOMY GROCERY t Phone 63 , j 9. A 1 ATI Tt 25.25 ch to b.r. Con 52.51 Ac. 620X9. W. I), ninitie II. Haines, f VlOOU LlinK S to F. S. lMnk. lv, $10,110 all parts ! d 9, sec 30. ami fit ;!1. tp 26-?.. and s"C d w a . y 25. 30. to 2 6 4. Ivlng in boundary 1 5 rinnil- 4 lines, towtt: lieu- at SW cor sec 36- I 5 ItllJll rA 26-4, then X oa W line Oil ch. E 20 ;K , rA ch. then X 20 ch. R 211 ch. X 2(1 ch I I" the one tnat brings henlth. K . . - . . --. - , . ... . .u. ..- r Si COLLEGE IS PRAISED OREGON AOHICULTURAL COL LEGfe), Corvaliis, Jan. 39. More than 260 legislators, their wives, and others from tinlem who inspected the college this week, were high In their praise of the work done ut the in stitution. PIBLE STUDY EN OREGON AGRICl'LTt LEGE-, Corvaliis. Jo. A Diblo Rtudy groups S-tl The college is one of Ore . niied among the nwei' service will be carried the O. A. C. broadcast! charge of Jacob Joiui professor of physics. B. R. ROISH, TEA Call Moore Music Stu gon s greatest asstts," was the en- j classes will continue (J thusiastic comment of one of the with one meeting t visitors. The legislators were shown , group sets the time d i; the college in action. They got a for the convenience w glimpse of the student body when and is led by the itiuit nearly sa persons crowded into the I nized it. Mad Desire for Powef Drove u Lumber Qued To Kill Knox T SO, 7 " n Jint mini oui ruro then S 61.00 ch, S 17 deg. 50 min. 9 ?"r ' Iea ,w". )",st "a W 36 ch. S .45 ch. W 16.20 ch. S i V'i thll, flr. lhe l- 4 'M in. IU IfHVH till n KIIIIH .1 every day and you 11 be con- 5 15 fa.in. til , MiK. y loaned tnone mid S 52100. Aff C. V. Wlmber: Charles 11. Gardner, to Edmund O. drowning. 6j li 5:15. p. 52IH1. Mtc. IntvM Crow to Ore- 0 04 ch, W on S line Sec "1. and J tj vo .... i within 'their limits nU of Hie j5 vlllL't,d excepting XW M NW H . S4 of PE- I f. ec :j, s1, of ! v, !ec 30; : r. 'a r.-.it of ims s. . lots 4. o. 7. sec '9 uoseburj Dairy and S' 31. and all p.i-ts Martin Moi-.r !.:. n ? 9, j Pen CI 47. and .1. A. Abbott, Don I 4 o j tr , ' P CI 4 lyinc In Sec 31. Conveyed S OOtla V OtKS 4 land con 1'K.7. Ac. A 5 2rtin. Sat y.'s. Vmp Sav ft Loan. J Phor.e 186 5! to Carl E. Wiinberlv, 37 M p.re ! T YA : so. - f ?r JCaJC14?llCvaJlS I 20!t. Mtir. Cah E. W'tiberlv o Orveon. Lot 0 hlft A Hints Add ', 'WC'TC'ISKC'I'I'Wrl'I-M-Tj, Hofeburg. 5:.'002. (. C ped '. . Tve.h. to H. K. t, tri. v-. !- ) i. swu. ANP HIS TWO -ir-'k'U fi t $ t 000 Oil SK Vj sc. 10- 5" SWV-, PW H SK Con l."0 to -. ex NWU SKU s.c N-!.' 7. r. o a v t i m r.r, iTis?vmmWm:w:KTn44-K:iH4Sf 52m. Sat Mtg. H. 1". Murks. tojOttn W. Fl '',,',!. $in.n.) s S?1'i;i J , V Itrown. 6 ehiUt'e ; IS. j ft let I Kk s corner .Maine & l.-t J 521 12. Lien F. C. S.hulte. v W. C, St. Cativonville. ii Benson, on building on lots 1, 2. bU, J R2u:u. ..,-. lien ror laior. . v 0 Heedsport. ' J. "os" to !:, e K'der. 52113. Lien. I". C. S-hu'ie. vs pr. I 52"!r,. M'u. Klin IV Fanncr. to v t'hns. Ililllrgton. bniidiiig. on lots 'Wm. Slngl-to:.. f jn"0 no lots 7. S. $ 6. 7. b'k II Heed-.porl. I blk 5 1 A. '1. It. Add Ito'ehurp. 52114. Chattle M.t. Albert Hague. e?!0. Ch.r'le T. v.. r-. lo W. '.4 to W. E. St. John. .:.0O S"iv,r. 52115. (i C. he.d. ft I. Contlnr. to J. I). Sailor. 110.00 Lot 1 See 34 ::n-5. 52116. !.-e,l. C. K. yolne to l lar ft Sullivan, f 1.15 I : I. S, e 30-5. 52117. Aif of 11 L. Ceii.'-.r Frank Snlltvnn. Sam- ss Jjil. 52110. W. IV !::!!!: I.miox Fair Swap a Your Suit Made the Way You Wont it POT The Highest Type of Hand Tailoring Goes Into Clothing Made in Our Shop. The Bost Dressers Are the Men Whose Suits Are Made Here. A Splendid Assortment of Fahrirs and Our Kxtlusive Service is at your command, and the prices are remark ably low. Come in and let us measure you for a Spring Suit and how you our fine line of goods. J. F. DILLARD TAILOR 1 17 Jackson Street Roseburg. Oregon L. HI'iv bt.m. sno.00 rheep. 5 2 "it 7. !.,! S. W. SlarPV". I. K. S'f.rV'. 070.5.1 lot 1 i !k 1!. H Add l:. .1 port. tL'ot'o. O C l)i i. .V.'. V Tv'i.. We want your old piano, and will trade for it a fine Edison Phonograph a SONORA or a to J. O l Jane Wharton. 110.00 Lot 7 ! Ik 60 lio-i.-l'iirg. 621l' lved. .Line Wha-ton to .1 SeC 21-22-5. 52";t. i). to XV. A T;i S.-C :T. --. 5 21 0 0 K. 1 A. TrlniMe. lo.xi:1; s.c It.bO X4 NK1,. Peed .'. W. MerVVv le, $1.00 x- si: '4 a This V,. C. Yn-ii-r. M pr.ge .'.1- -5. - W X'; G. Young. ' 20-22-5. F C. ' oh1. A,: "0.00 N'a i itinplalttt. ' ,.,1 .1. for niorvy. 3 l1. . .icaei. f hi.vii i...eo ....... . ... ..n...... ... ... Siiine n. 5:110. 521 20. Mig. 11. S. Nichols, to 3. A. Worl.y. $15(i0.(iii lt 7 blX f() Ro e- hiirs. :'121 Vtg. J. S Grace v it nx I L. A. Lehman. $M10 t o t on. nt ! 2o5 0 It W of SK cor lot It Put ef Fr'lltvale. Vol 21 pHe TO. lir.J.. ih. n W along Prune St. 2"''' 5 ft. X n.7 0 ft. k :" s it. s i:,7 tt to ber. con 1 Ac. being part CI S. C. I'rndi n, tp 27 5 and 6 Inba1e Court. Iht L App Kst Maud Annette Victrcl Can You Deat Offer? Or, we will m;ke you a most liberal allow ance on your old piano in part payment for a Beautiful New 'layer Piano. I I v: -v .v:r ' r 1 rlJ V I f av' U At J I ifV 1 2 U -a-, I , . lr aar - if. . : ' Tl- " V--c '"I j m si b , Harth's Sale Continues Daily I OTTS I g MUSIC S store Roseburg . ITC MPHTLL, "TtxM.Di Wman's maJ Aslrt . I rvna threugk ber huiband head as o palatial home heret . l, Hf to 1: .. ... . . . r- " , .. BJios, -Anpcl cr the Limner yu,,- sifted unnii n , 1 1 1 .. . ; lumoef B ,j vr since her marriage to him, will have to ieif ia l cessation. . . asC 1j ' .... . . cvW - .u&ia rdox, muiienaire Tr r . an aa r. lay in bed in hts a.1 bis property to h -,r. . ..lira. Knox, oeioTed of all her Kc-band' employes i-, M tiem. playing "Santa Cls" at Chrttmas time w When ill .... ... ' ..V bll V .jj ttw maire Trraa lumberman. T?Zmv 1 hts p.-duttal heme here. H. J wife, had b: filed a f Jit: