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ROSEBURQ NEWS REVIEW. FRIDAY, MAY 1, 10?. PAGE FIVE 'hi n im jM n YOU ACCEPT A PRESENTOF $25? , sterday a farmer fame In and looked over our stock of machlu mil bought a'mower. "Well. the 2i 1 saved on that will come , ilv - be remarked as he signed the cheek. ir a Ssoctiin syrlugtouth liarrow. 1 it into bis truck, ' Another farmer and remarked after we had Guess i mljiht as well take that one-hone ...I. n thta harmw In r,m if f i P 1 1 ' A ...... l-itor. i Savea ruuufiu ' " i' j . . , wu -. l ! dm vi,i atll! rifcuin nlwiiit luiM Attil trnvinv La all you miyrtu v., j - ' - - j , rs can t run their own ousiness: mine, u o.er uuu See Us First: We Can Save You Money Vnted: Stock for Co-operative Ship ment (Roseburg) Bring all Association Wool and Mofcalr for Shipment FRIDAY, MAY 25 fim Bureau Cooperative Exchange Roseburg and Oakland "A PURITAN WIFE" By Jane Phelps DEVELOPMENT ELOPMENT MEANS IMPROVEMENT. WE ARE IMPROV- OUR FACILITIES EVERY DAY FOR THE BETTERMENT OF VICE. annot grow faster than the surrounding country; though we to keep far In advance ot our present needs. Thus maintaining Kr Investment than ordinarily required. ARE PREPARED TO SERVE YOUR EVERY NEED AT A VENT'S NOTICE WITH ECONOMY TO YOU. buglas County Light & Water Co R. M. JENNINGS, Manager IFFEHS owing named persons have i the WS Chautauqua, and ally responsible for the sale ,v,lt tickets: lllil'ILlt i!l In the morning Ned eatne over with Graces suitcase and offers of help, if there was auyttil:is he or Bessie could do. Only then, and from something he said to Grace, some laughing remark about play ing nurse, did Ann realize Grace's Intention to remain. She felt as if she should scream, go mad if Grace stayed, Vet she bad heard Dick say: I-n't It bully of her? Ann will appreciate her taking care of a goruchy invalid, fur I shall be grouchy. I feel it coming on right now. of all the times to get hurt honest, Ned, it drives me almost wild." Ned had replied In bluff fashion: -Don't worry. Dick. It might have been worse, your back Instead of your leg. We'll all help Ann." While Ned and Dick were tnlk lng Grace donned a white dress, and out of a handkerchief bad fashioned a fascinating cap. She was dazzling lovely as she came Into the room and said: "Now I'll take charge!" Ned laughed uproariously. "Can't forget the actress stunt now you're in the movies, can you, Grace?" he said. While ltck said. "Anyone would be willing to break their leg to have such a love- jly nurse." Ann, tired from her watching. clad In her house dress covered 'by I an apron, crept from the room, i tears smarting In her eyes. She had I bathed Dick, had rearranged the bed, and given him something to eat before Grace wakened. Now she ' was regelated to her household duties or bo she felt while Grace In the Wg sunny neat bedroom looking like a picture In her quasi- uniform, took her place beside Dick. Little Jack must have care, the house must be looked after. More than before would she need to econ omize. With Dick laid up many more men' would be needed to har vest the orango crop. He was "as good as ten men his boast, and with reason. Was Ann ungrateful for Grace's prof fered help? Oi'lit she to take It In The Original Food-Drink for All Ages. Quick Lunch at Home .Office a,Fountaina RichMilk, Malted Grain Extract in Pow derfcTablet forma. Nourish inc-Nocoo king. esS" Avoid Imitations and Substitute less' girl waa remorsclul she had been driving when the accident hap pened and bud taken this way to show it. ! "I mustn't be o uncharitable." ' Ann murmured as she dressed the baby, and gave him breakfast. "I, do really need someone, and I cr.n't afford to spend a penny for help In the house." Uut when a few moments later she went Into the room where Dick lay. and found Grace rumpling bis hair, laughing ly telling him: "A nurse must have something to do, you know, Dick, so I'll comb your hair. A Vlktng always wears his thrown back carelessly, not par ted as Ann has done it." She turned back, trembling with indigatlon. "I have you. baby!" she held lit tle Jack close. ."She never notices you any more than she does me." It had been at first a sore point, that Grace never seemed to see lit tle Jack, never talked of. or to him. Now Ann was glad. He was hers, her very own. Later she took the baby In to see Dick, who. as usual, made a great fuss over his handsome baby boy. An expression of annoyance cros sed Grace's face, and after a few moments she said: "My patient must'nt get tired, Ann. You'd better take the baby away." She said It In such a trained nurse way that Dick laughed de lightedly, telling her she had mis taken her calling, that the hospitals not the screen was her place, and so on. But Ann had seen the look and Interpreted it as Jealousy of the at tention Dick gave the baby. As always she disliked herself for her ungenerous thought, tried to feel she was mistaken, that Grace was honest In her fear little .lark would tire Dick. Rut she quickly took the child from the room, hold ing him so close In her arms he cried a bit In protest. When she carried in Dick's lunch eon trny, she told Grace she would had always been I sit with htm, that her lunch was on the table. "After this, Ann. bring in enough for two, I'll eat with my Vlktng. FREE CATALOG Sail, Dears Hulreaa at Stmt Horn tt atiftf aovio U'usia CO. tits nra Art- different spirit? Perhaps the care-' You'd like-that wouldn't you?'' she RYebber, Mrs. C. Gorthy. Ira1 ,,,..,. J ., W:. Church, Mrs. C. E. True- " " ruiwMnia y""""" s. P. S. Williams, J. L. . . , " , . ... t. n skmnor Mr. Alma Last Saturday. Deputy Sheriff :s. Harry r . Haltlem, Xi. s. i vman B. Skmner, Jr.; Mrs. vlor, W. K. Goode, A. I. klay Baldwin, F. I. Perry, W. n, J. R. Winchell, John E. ft!. A. Williams, W. K. Sulli- 1". Carter, Wm. Carat ena. C. V. C. Tickens, Let it la Tred Fisher, Edna McKean, ler, I). E. Carr, A. S. Bloom, . Sclilcnkor, Margaret, A. '. Patterson, C. .1. Breier Co. .ok-crt), J. A. Caraway, H. i, J. J. Belts, Ray L. Ward, r. L. J. Barnes, George A. Mr. and Mrs. D. L. John H. G. Wilson. Lucetta A. ilion Church, Charles A. N. Busenbark, J. E. Saw Iirown. B. W. Bates. A. J. W. G. Burt. .1. W. Hemus. J. mock. Joe E. Harvey, V. L. W. Metzger, Fred Winston, ton, I.. B. Quick. H. L. Cald- Martens. M. F. Perry. 'J A. T. Lawrence. M. B. K. A. Busenbark, H. C. Par i S. Heinline. I" be hr.ped that these guaran 11 not be compelled to make deficit on account of our peo to purchase tickets for this 'il season of entertainmenf i at ion. Tho prorrram far this wilh out doubt the best ever to our city, and no one should 'he opportunity of hearing the IToirram, lasting 7 full days. v.-ill be on sale nt the usual The lkmglns National B;ink. National Bank. Vmpqua Val Wm. Hranham of this city, brought In John i'ike and Alfred Nelson, -two escaped prisoners from tho Oregon penitentiary. Mr. Hranham got information that the men were seen In the Can yon below here headed thiB way. He immediately went out and caught the two near Speaker, where Pike's v.ife resides. The two prison ers werj brought to this city and placed l- charge of a prison official who too': them back to the peniten tiary. Glendale News. " o This is a Studebaker year. CALL FOR BIDS The undersigned will receive bids covering the painting of the outside of the Hose School located within the boundaries of School District No. f, Douulns County, Oregon, said painting to consist of two coats of oil and lead mixture, colors to be selected by the Board of Directors. , All bids must be In the hands of the clerk not later than 6 o'clock Monday May 28th, 1923. The Board of Directors of School District No. 4 Douglas, County Ore gon, reserves the right to reject any or all bids received. V. J. MICELLI, Clerk School Dlst. No. 4, Roseburg, Oregon. CLASSIFIED COLUMN ALL NEW CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS WILL BE FOUND ON LAST PAGE, UNDER HEADING "NEW TODAY" KEEP YOUR GARDENS OR LAWNS GROWING Hose for irrigating, best red rubber coupled and ready "for use, per foot we can buy, '.i and -lnch, 15c to 17J'ao Cotton foot Hose, H and Vlncb, "coupled and ready tor use, per 11c to 13o aeked Dick. 'Sure I would!" he answered heartily.,"! always did hate to eat alone." After Grace left tha room Ann said: "I'll bring a little table In, Dick. and you and I will have our meals in here. Grace can have her's in the dining room." I'm afraid she won't like It, . Ann, after what she said, although , it would be Jolly. I'm so sorry to make all this trouble for you. And don t know what we 11 da about the crop " he groaned. "Don't worry Dick. I'll get along with the men all right. Ned says he will help me. The doctor said you mustn't worry If you wanted to get up quickly." She took the tray from him. "And you shan't eat alone, I'll have all my meals wltb you." Tomorrow anil resents Grace's Actions. o New shipment of voiles, linen and Ratine frocks, all colors. Marksbury. Co. o FRANCE SEEMS CROWDED WITH NATIVES OF MOROCCO PARIS. May 17. (A. P.). Mahoinmed-ben-Ahmed, an Irascible Moroccan of Argenteuil, a suburb of Paris, shot and severely wounded a former sweetheart tho other day and then made his escape. His description was sent through out France, and no less than seven Moroccans, responding to the name of Mohammed-ben-Ahmcd and corre sponding to the description of the wanted man, were arrested. Not ono of them, however, was the fugitive. inquiries at the ministry of the in terlor brought the statement that there are 13.122 Mahommed-ben- Ahmeds in France. o- AUCTION SALE i '5 1 9 Our red rubber hose is fully guarameed and will give satisfaction. Also a variety of hand sprinklers and lawn sprinklers. "Try a Rain King" Churchill Hardware I THE WINCHESTER STORE r LOCAL NEWS 1 Products 120 W. Lane Watkin's Phone 177. E. R. ROISE. TEACnEIt of violin. Call Moore Muslo Studio. WANTED DRESSMAKING. 528 8.. Main. WANTED A ceiling fan. Cleo's Con fectionery. WANTED Male coyote pup. State price. Write Roy L. Cederstroui, Marshfield, Ore. I FOR RENT Safety deposit boxes. I Roseburg National Bank. HOUSE FOR RENT See L. R. Cham bers at the Ice plant. 1 FOR RENT Two room house. Dawson, Phone 492-L. II. C. WANTED A woman to keep house, on farm. Good wages and steaay work. Mrs. Mary Thiel, Yoncalla, Ore. FOR RENT Furnished rooms. 615 Mill st. house, 4 WANTED Employment on farm by responsible people for a boy 16 years old. Write M.. M. Foss, Drain, Oregon. COOfW ANTED At West Fork hotel, good wages, steady position. Apply by letter to Mrs. T. D. Barry, Dotban, Ore. WANTEDOld false teeth. We pay high as $1U for full sets. Don't mat ter if broken. Western Metal com pany, Bloominglon, 111. WAN'i'ElJ Married man for orchard ' work. Steady Job until Nov. 1st, for a good man. Inquire Oregon Grow ers Packing Corp. Phono 60. SALESMAN wanted to sell complete line. Fruit and Ornamental Trees and shrubbery. Cash weekly. E. A. Bennet Nursery Company Salem, Oregon. All persons holding accounts against the Ilirh School Student Body or Marsters Drug Store, Chap-1 Senior Class will please send a state- More. ( rocker Drug Store i mcnt of the same to the High School i s Variety Store. June 15th i by May 2.1. 'lie opening day. the great' o : drama "Turn to The Ttisht" , OI .-. lVi.-ii iroir " I'rst number of the pro- ni.IM .lMllOM.ll ll SIC Adult season tirkefs S2.50: I , . ticket i .-.a ' uecmar Old country nueuowus he ch ivtaunna wil be hehl as WANTED 100 straw-oerry pickers at Myrtle Point, Oregon. Wood, water, camp ground free. Loganberry nnd blackberry pickiug after straw berries. Coquille Valley Berry Asso ciation, R. Gray, Secy. FOR RENT 2 furnished housekeep ing rooms. 7:'0 Winchester st. FOl-KENT2 room fuTnTsh7d-a"part-ment on ground floor. 219 N. Main FOR RENT 2 room apartment, fur nivhed. 246 S. Stephens. Phone 231-R. FOR RENT Furnished apartment, adults only. Inquire 329 E. Douglas St. Phone 140-L. FOR RENT Largo cluau sleeping room, bath. Gentleman preferred. 222 W. Douglas st. FOR RENT Two furnished house keeping rooms. $15. Phono 170-Y, or call 816 Winchester st. FOR SALE FOR SALE Used player piano rolls, BOe each. Phone D70. FOR SALE ( Pone 45 F-3. loud 3 burner oil Btove. A TEAM and harness will ho for sale at Deer Creek Sales Stables, May lit. at 1 p. m. ih" Court House grounds. - a studebaker year. Impropriate and Useful Gifts for Graduation yd L. Crocker ioneer Drug Store 241 N. Jackson Recular old i will form the musical program of ! the rmp'iisa Five prune pickers at ! the Americr.n Legion Hayseed Festi val and Tarn Dance to be held at the armory on next , Wednesday ! night. The p;thlir is assured of an evening of entertainment for the festival nnd the vets are spending much time in tho decoration of the bail to add the proper color to the event. MEN WANTED Logging help of all kinds, especially rigging men. Good wages. Sanitary camps. Beds furn ished. Accommodations for families. Write or apply to Silver Falls Tim ber Company, Silverton, Oregon. WANTED A'b"ONCEWbiuanwuo has had experience with children and housework; thirty dollars per month, board and room. Only one child in family; permanent employ ment for right party. Write Mrs. J. W. Oram. Huro, Oregon. MISCELLANEOUS PLAIN sewing and ironing dime ut home. 747 Hamilton st. l'bone 210-R. CAR OWNETt lion't forget to call Oli 3 when in need of auto parts. SnrfTs Auto Wrecking House. Cough snonness - of breath wheezy Dreath- .ng Quick Relief with FOLEY'! ESTABLISHED IB' Refuse Sobsvi4ues (1.00 per day for teams and men on the Roosevelt highway at Riverton Oregon. Shelter furnished for horses. J. A. Donner, contractor. TO " EXCHANGE History World's War. 5 volumes fully illustrated, red leather bindings, for pigs or poultry. J. L. Carden. Rosebutg, lit. 1. Box 181. - W. F. CHAPMAN LOST AND FOUND LOST Leather strap from sport coat. Finder have at this office. ( LOST Poland China sow pTgTWtiKht about 22 lbs. ltoscoe Coun. phone 6 F2I. ' FOUND Woman's ring. Owner call at News-Review, describe property and pay for adv. i LOST Log chain, i.iaeen Oakst. bridge and Nwhard .Slaughter Howe Tuesday. Finder leave at this office. Itemsrd. FOR RENT i yon RENT Garage. MS W. Jlosher street. I rHAVE pastute for six horses. T. G.j Moxlpy, Wilbur, Ore. I FOR SALE A new cornet and n. cir cular alto. Cheap if taken at once. 433 S. Pine st. FOR SALE Two year old buck from heavy mill li strain. $7.50 takes him. 240 East North First Ave. FOR SALE6ld growth fir block, alder, maple nnd ash stove wood. $3.50 per tier. I'hone 33 F-25. FOR "SALE Folding" babycurf with wicker sides, (iood condition. In quire French Transfer office. FOR SALE pigs at Pure bred Poland China 15 each. W. A. Jenkins, South Deer Creek. Thone 14 F-41. 'ORSALE )! 1919" Ford roadster. Just overhauled. A good buy. E. A. Hubbard, Dillard, Ore. FTJirsALE 2 b.iy mares. 2 bay geld- ings. All true workers. Weight 1250 to 1400. Will trade for cows, ages 8 to 12. Ed Nmih. Arundel, piano tuner. Phone 1S9-L. MOORE MUSIC STUDIO. 324 N. Jackson St. Phone 603. We serve the best at Deer Park Inn. Mrs. M. L Winn. Emery wants your wool. See me at Harry Pearce'a or phone 4. Painless extraction of teeth at room 3, Maaonio Temple. Dr. Nerbas. SPIRELLA CORSETS. Made Measure. Bell Case, l'bone 391-L. to Broccoli plants for sale. Ftom the finest of domestic seed. Walter Leake. Dixonville, Ore. Phone 19 F-23. Mrs. Chas. O. Stanton, teacher of Piano. Res. Phone 7o-J. 702 S. Pine. A liberal discount Is given on all pattern tints at King's Millinery, lo cated in Bellows Store. Saturday, May 19, 3 p. m. 1136 Ump- qua Ave. West Roseburg. Range, din ing table, sanitary cot, good; mattress, cotton felt; wood heater, oil heater, alarm clock, eight day, a dandy small rugs; copper boiler, good; tub, axe; daisy glass churn, 1 gal; some carpenter tools; some canned fruit fruit Jars; Rayo lamp, good; food chopper, other articles. iu:aminooiij hole The work of reaming the hole at tho local oil well was started last Saturday and Is now under way, says the Sutherlin Sun. President F. E. Merrick, who Is personally superintending the work at the woll, reports that the reamer cut away about five feet of rock In less than ten minutes last Saturday. While he i does not expect the reamer to main tain this fast record, he believes that the work of reaming tho well ', for a distance of about five bun-. dred feet and putting in the casing will be accomplished within a very . short time. The hole Is over one I thousand feet doep, and a soft rock ! and considerable gas was encoun tered last Saturday morning Just before drilling operations wore tem porarily suspended. ; .The Ladles Society of the B. of L. F. and E. will hold a cooked food sale at Picken'a Grocery, May 26. Drive out to Cow Creek station on Sunday for chicken dinner. Parties coming please notify J. B. Hart, Glen dalo, Ore. NURSERY STOCK We carry a full lino nf trees, small fruits, roses, etc., for fall delivery. It. U. U1XIS P. O. Box 1074 I'hone 44C-K Roseburg. Orcgnn. COOKED FOOD 8ALE The Legion Auxiliary will hold a cooked food sale at Roseburg Grocery, formerly Judd's, on Saturday, May 19. LUTHERANS GATHER AT TOLEDO TOLEDO, May 17. (A. P.) The national Lutheran Inter-Mission conference opens here tomorrow with representatives from evory section of the country attending. There wiil be delegates from Luth eran immigrant stations, hospitals, motherhouses, orphanages, and old people's homes. Jewish missions, homes, for defectives, seamen's mis sions, negro missions and every oth er Institution under the control of tho Lutheran church. Dr. Lars W. Hoc, president of St. Olaf college, Northfield, Minn., Dr. John A. Haas, MuhlenlKrg college, Gettysburg, I'a., and Dr. E. F. llai h lnan. of Philadelphia, will bo the speakers. roll SALE OK TRADE for smaller town property. 7 room house, one acre ground. Inquire of owner, 527 K. Jarkon f. liosebure. Ore. FOR SALE One extra "fine Jersey cow, frerh. One automobile trailer, one 50 gallon gasoline tank. Several Iron oil barr' K J. M. Judd. FOR SALE A pilr of paneled Garage doors, with 6 lights In each door. Hinges, latch, ready to hang. 4 by 8 ft. Good as new. For price, phone 25 F-2. FOlFSALE 7 i 'Kim plastered house, full basement, fireplace and furnace. Built in ff-atmes. Ixrt 50 by 1"0 ft. Gnrage. A nil lern home o'n paved street. Good location. $',000. $.'""0 io n. Hal. 6' ; . G. W. Young A Son. Phone 417. FOR SALE AM' TR ADlf 40 acres 1? miles out of Tortland on pacitic. Highway. Iin; irived, fair bitlldtncs. j 25 rows. 1 bi: i. heifers, nil Hock, fowls, tools, diiry equipment, retail milk route p.mng $1",ij month, net. I Will take Fin" liurg propertv ss part( pamnt all at 540 S. Jackson at. Rojcburg Ore. ' Cured Without Operation or Confinement UY METHOD of succcmiuI Pile treatment docs iwiy with cutting, Jtumtng, clamps, stitches, ligatures and other disagreeable and violent features of the old syitem. . My non-surgical method Is rapid, gentle and soothing giving almost initant relief and Is guar aoteed to permanently cure. No hotpl tat bills, no anaesthetic, no shock, no danger, no confinement to bed or room. SEND TODAY FOR MY FREE IL. LU3TRATED BOOK, grmmfcer. s poatth aam. tm the lot of ar aMItr t conglctdr and penBaatatlf eon vim Itka. EAT YOUR SUNDAY CHICKEN DINNER Topped Off With Home-Made Ice Cream at DEER PARK INN Mrs. M. I. Winn Proprietor 1 DarCKAS. J. DEAN The Gulbransen Educates, In spires, Entertains YOUR 80N YOUR DAUGH TER will take the Gulbransen right Into their hearts and lives. First playing for the pure love of fun, they wiil unconsciously progress ts an understanding and appreciation of the very best in music YOUR WIFE and YOU, YOUR SELF after the day's cares, need mental and moral stimula tion. Surely the Gulbransen, playing delightfully any piece ot musio you with to hear, pro videa that. The Gulbransen entertains and educates and inspires as it en tertains. White House Model $700 Country 8eat Model $600 Suburban Model $495 Community Model $420 Ott's Music Store Roseburg, Oregon GULBRANSEN The Player-Piano BASEBALL! Sunday games solicited with county teams. W. Castor, Oakltvrd, Oreg. PROFESSIONAL CARDS DR. M. H. PLYER Chiropratio Phj siclan. 114 W. Lane SL PS Sal' All its upset and hard work, and do the launder ing far better, cheaper. We have a full line of nice Fresh Vegetables Phone us your orders Economy Grocery Phone 63 WE CLEAN! GS Have you had your rugs. cleaned this year? Let us clean them with our newly installed . machine PHONE 277 eeo AUCTION SALE at 2:30 o'clock every Saturday, 328 N. Jackson. Also farm sales handled. Sales made daily. Radabaugh & Patterson ' UMPQUA HOTEL "Hoseburg's Finest" NEW AND MODERN Tbo people of Douglas County are Invited to muko their head quarters here. W. J. WEAVER, Prop. ENGINEERING AND SURVEYING lt liable Work 4 nmplrte ftrcords COLE AND SPRINGER County Survfy ir Ij. o. Hurvtyor LICENSED ENGINEERS C onrt l!nnf-lfotihnrB-Pntivw SM SURVEYORS Licensed Engineers EPPSTEIN & STEWART Hi North Jackson Phone H7 It I' H