BOSEBURO NgWSHEVIEW. SATURDAY, MV 10 19?3.
PAGE FIVE
'uality and Price 1
"A PURITAN WIFE"
By Jane Phelps
i't fall for (he ancient bunk that our goods are cheap stuff
ause our prices are low. Molinc, Kilrbanks-Mofe, Certain
rown, Springfield. All guaranteed stuff. Crown or Uoldeurod
k- feeds are as good as the best, and bi tter than nost. If you
Lay trouble with your flock, don't Jump to the conclusion that
. d Is responsible. Write to Poultry Feed Department, Crown
Portland, Oregon, for expert advice.
bur and Cereals for Less Money j
SEE US FIRST; WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY
m Bureau Cooperative. Exchange
Roseburg and Oakland
t
A CCMPLLMENT
It Is a compliment to bo considered
cconoiulcul and prudeut economy
pays big dividends. Start an account
now with the Roseburg Nationul Dunk.
K','o Interest Paid on Savings
Accounts
neRoSeburg National Bank
Roseburg, Ore.
1H
LASSIFIED COLUMN
Lew classified advertisements will be found on
LAST PAGE, UNDER HEADING "NEW TODAY"
FOR RENT Two room bouse. II. C.
I Dawson, Thorte 492-L. .
WANTED
".UNO. F.28 S. Main..
h Employment on farm by FOR RENT 2 furnished housekcep-
Lie people for a boy 16
. Write M. -M. l oss, Drain,
-Lady under 40 to keep
lid rare for Invalid lady;
lues wanted. Box 101, Elk-
rooms. 720 Winchester St.
i'Olt RENT Furnished apartment,
adults only. Inquire 3-9 E. Douglas
St. Phone 140-L.
f'HAITKU 30
Ann knew, even at she said It,
that she had a struggle In-fore her.
'.hat (irace was tenacious of an idea.
and that after saying she would eat
with Dick, would resent Ann s Plan, r
So to avoid discussion In his room
the said:
"Grace, I have promised Dirk we
would have our meals together. It
will give us a good chance to talk
over our businvss affairs. I will
give you yours here at the same
time."
"Why. Ann! You heard biin any
It would be jolly to have me, and
the doctor said he must be kept
cheerful. You can talk business In
the morn In i,, have breakfast with
him, and I'll entertain him at lunch
and dinner."
Ann opened her lips, then closed
them tit nil v. Some wiy she would'
have her way In this. But later In
the day Dick said:
"Grace has planned everything ;
nicely. Ann. You aud I will have j
breakfast together while my nurse j
sleeps, and then she will have her:
luncheon with me. He said some-1
thine about dinner. Try ing not to (
hurt me, Ann thought. I
A satisfied expression on Grace's I
face was unbearable, and Ann left
the room without replying. Why
bad she been foolish enough to al-
low Grace to Install herself in the
house? Why had the- not Insisted j
that Ned take her away, llessie had
not been well, or she would have i
urged her to Interfere, but Ann was
singularly unselfish. She knew I
Resale's dislike of Grace and hesi
tated to say anything.
"I can't bear her! I won't have
her!' she said to herself as she
cleared away the remnants of
C race's lunch. That she had not
cleared the table aggravated Ann.
as little Inconsequential things will
when one Is upset. "She's laxy.
thoughtless. Why Bhould I be made
miserable by having her here?"
The baby asleep, her work finish
ed, Ann went In to sit with Dick.
Grace was reading aloud, and he
held up a protesting finger as she
spoke.
"I'll read to Dick now," sho said,
holding out her hand for the book,
"that is unless you'd rather talk,
dear."
Reluctantly Grace relinquished
the book after a quick glance at
Ann's face.
"Nurses always have an hour or
! two off In the afternoon, don't
! they?" Dick asked. "Go take a walk
! Grace. You'll tire yourself out if
you slay in so close, as well as get
;sick of your patient."
"Take good care of my Viking,
Ann!" Grace said, as after patting
his pillows she slowly,-and with per
fectly patent reluctance, left them
alone together.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE Used player piano rolls,
6Uc each. Phone 70.
l.NTLD At West Fork hotel, I pno sale Rood 3 burner oil stove.
kfes, steady position. Apply j,one 45 F.3
to Sirs. T. D. Barry,
, Ore. itFOR SALE Barber chair. Beauty
Studio, Mrs. C. W. Clark.
r.ibbery. Cash weekly. E. A.
-Nursery Company Salem,
run aud Ornamental Trees 1 .. ,,
t merries, ov 3. .11111. i uuiio n--iv.
FOR SALE Two year old buck from
heavy milch strain. 7.50 takes him.
240 East North First Ave.
FOR SALEoTd growth lir block,
alder, maple and ash stove wood.
J3.D0 per tier: Phone 33 F-25.
FOR SALE Folding babycart with
wicker sides. Good condition. In
quire French Transfer office.
-2 active men to work on
e specialty line3 in Rose-
t tons F.outn. Good pay.
at 313 W. Lane st. evenings.
?ir. Lively. Km. No. 7.
'100 straw-berry Dickers at
! I'oint, Oregon. Wood, water.
Frounu free. Loganberry and
iy picking' alter straw-
Coquille Valley Berry Asso
It. Gray. Secv.
NTL'L togging help of all
penally rigging men. Good
sanitary caums. Beds furn-
Accoiumodalions for families.
r apply to Silver Falls Tim-
i ipany, Silverton, Oregon.
AT ONCE Woman who
FOR SALE-ne 11119 Ford roadster.
Just overhauled. A good buy. E. A.
Hubbard, 1'illard, Ore.
FOR SALE 2 bay mares, 2 bay geld
ings. All true workers. Weight 1250
to 1400. Will trade for cows, ages
8 to 12. Kd Noah.
r OR SALE OR TRADE for smaller
town property. 7 room house, one
acre ground. Inquire of owner, 027
N. Jackson st. Roseburg, Ore.
I experience with children ! FOR SALE A pair of paneled Garage
doors, wllh 6 lignts in eacn aoor.
Hinges, latch, ready to hang. 4 by
8 ft. Good as new. For price, phone
28 F-2.
"A wife usually takes as good
care of her husband ai a stranger
does," Ann replied coldly.
She read until Diek declared he
wanted to talk, to plan about the
work.
"It's awful to be lying here know
ing all there Is to do." he grumbled.
1 feel as if I must gel up, leg or
no leg."
"You mustn't feel that way, Dlek
dear. I'll et along."
"You're a wonder. Ann. I told
Grace we'd have a rpill If she
wasn't careful but she wouldn't
listen to me."
"Does she ever listen to anyone?"
Ann asked quietly.
"She's so full'of life and good
spirits, she never thinks of trouble,"
Dick at once made apology for her.
"It's awful good of her to stay
cooped up here with me when she
hates to bo tied aown in any way.
I feel very grateful on your account,
Ann. You had all you ought to-do
with the baby and house without
this."
"I can easily care for you, too,
Dick. It Isn't as If you had to be
constantly watched, have medicine
regularly."
"I know iut I should get wild
lying hern alone. It's jolly of her.
Ann said no more regarding
Grace. She well knew that with hl
nctlve habits, hi out-door life, the
confinement was Irksome to Dick.
Hut she also knew she couldn't en
dure having Grace here much long
er that she would not. If only she
could think of some way to make
her leave of her own volition. Dick
would resent It terribly if she offen
ded her.
Hut while sweet, tact ful In many
ways, Ann was no schemer. She
cou'd think of no way to get rid
of Grace save by plainly telling her
to go that she hesitated to do,
fearing to anger Dick.
That night she did as she had
threatened, set up a small table In
Dick's room afer putting Grace's
dinner on the dining room table.
Then she quietly took In the dinner,
and after arranging H took her soat
close to the bed, where sho could
wait upon Dick, replenish his tray.
Then said:
"Your dinner will get cold, Grace.
It Is on the tabic." Ann's tone was
very quiet. Put she at once com
menced to eat.
Hut I thought Graco com
menced, frowning.
"You .thought you were to eat
with Dick, but I prefer to do so my
self. Better hurry if you don't want
a cold dinner," Ann added, as
Grace glanced at Dick, showing
plainly she wished him to Inter
fere, then went from the room, an
angry look on her face.
(To He Continued.)
KEEP YOUR GARDENS
OR LAWNS GROWING
lcal Dealers Meet at llaiiquct
Willi herrrlarjr of Stale anil Of
ficials of Auto Trade Anaoria
tlon legislation (iuitrdexl.
8 a
Hose for Irrigating, best red rubber we can buy, Va and , inch, 5
Next to the largest business til
Oregon, the automobile business
needs organization said N. P. Caly,
president of the Oregon Automotive
trade association, at meeting of
the local dealers yesterday. He was
followed in his speech by It. J.
Staebll, secretary of the association.
who pointed out what had been done
by the automobile organizations in
other states. Sam A. Koier, secre
tary of tho stute. and T. A. Raffety,
state traffic offlr-r, visited the
meeting.
Cady urged that the local dealer
join the state association of dealer
outside of Portland as over 3,000,-
000 cars will be manufactured 'Mi
year. Such a large number of new
cars Is going to need the united ef
fort of the dealers to keep the mar
ket In condition 'or used machines
steady. He pointed out that through
the cooperation of the dealers this
second largest Industry of the atat
may be protected from destructive
legislation. .More than 100 proposed
laws against the automobile owner
were Introduced to the last session
of the state legislature.
Staehll told what had been done
by the association to protect the
automobile-owners from obnoxious
laws. He cited lnatances where
auto drivers were forced to prove
themselves Innocent of breaking fie
law Instead of being considered In
nocent until being proved guilty.
The coming year Is going to lie o
trial to most dealers as they will be
forced to carry a larger number of
cars through the winter In order to
keep the factories running.
Local dealers represented at the
meeting were Lorkwood Motor
company. Ford and Fordson, Rapp
Brothers, dealers in Star cars, I. J.
Broadway dealer In Garner and Jor
dan machines', Patzlaf and Baker,
Buick dealers, George Burnett, Max
well dealer, and J. O. Nowland A
Son, Dodge Brothers dealers, and
A. C. Steep of the Portland dealers
in Overland and Wlllys-Knlght cars.
Each local business gave the feo to
become members of the state association.
i coupi-a and ready for use, per foot 15c to 7e d
K Cotton Hose, li and H-Iuch, coupled and ready for use, per S
i 8 foot 11c to 13e f
S Our red rubber hose Is fully guaranteed aud will give satisfaction. Q
B Also a variety of band sprinklers and lawn sprinklers. A
"Try a Rain King" i
i " t
I Churchill Hardware Co.
THE WINCHESTER STORE
J LOCAL NEWS X
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Arundel, phno tuner, l'hone 1S9 L.
Watkln's Products 120 W. Lane
Phone 177.
E. R. ROISK, TEACHER of violin.
Call Moore Music Studio.
BroccoH plants for sale. From the
finest of domestic seed. Walter Leake.
Dlxonville, Ore. Phone 19 F 23.
BASEBALL!
Sunday games solicited with county
teams. W. Castor, Oakland, Oreg.
MOORE MUSIC STUDIO, 824 N.
Jackson SL Phone 602.
We serve the best at Doer Park Inn.
Mrs. M. I. Winn.
This Is a studebaker year.
r
luscwork; thirty dollars per
""am and room. Only one
lamily; permanent emnloy-
r riLlit party. Write Mis. J.
''!. Hugo, Oregon.
MISCELLANEOUS
"ing and ironing done at
' 17 Hamilton st. l'hone 210-R.
M-ll Don t toreet m call
n in need of auto nuriH.
Auto Wrecking House.
day for tennis and men on
''Velt highway at Riverton
shelter furnished for horses.
p nm r, contractor.
RANGE History World's
volumes fully illustrated, red
bindings, for pigs or poultry.
ntVn. Roeburg, Rl 1. Box
LOST AND FOUND
Woman's ring. Owner call
'"It-view, describe property
lor B!iv.
'"b ' red "nk'irig chair.
' noiify Thomas Parkinson,
"re.
chain, between Oak'Vt.
FOR SALE 10 acres, mile from Rose
burg, Oregon, on the river, creek,
fenced, and 3 room house, $3,000.
Alex Bronk, 3920 11th Ave. W. Se
attle, Washington.
DODGE CAR FOR SALE 1922 model,
front and rear bumper, extra tire,
fully equipped with lots of extras,
can be had at a bargain. In extra
good condition. Inquire at the Motor
Shop Garage.
BEAUTIFUL PIANO FOR SALE We
munt sell fine piano at Roseburg at
larre saving In price and terms as
little as ten dollars monthly to good
people. Write at once to Cline
Music Co. 701 Washington sL Port
land, Ore.
FOK SALE 7 room plastered house,
full basement, fireplace and furnace.
Built in features. Lot 50 by 100 ft.
Garage. A mod-i n home on paved
stre-t. Cood location. 15000. I-'OOO
down. Bal. 6',. G. W. Young & Son.
...u .-vew nam Slaughter: pjjr. SALl; XTSUtlIERLiN-10
' inoer leave at this zrrn ln fruit ,re 12 years old. 110
ward.
f"OR RENT !
p-isnire for six horses. L. G.I
ilbiir. Or'-. i
N i Guil ty aepusu boxes,
"t N" ukmal Bank.
KENT-Sec LTTTt'hanT
ice plant.
T- Small 3 rxm hor",
"J'i . ,V!"r' ,12 Vr month.
H Mill st. or Phone 112 Y.
NT fur r-nt: Furnished.
Ji'xir. All conveniences.
Place for children.
''! i.:: 1st Ave. N.
prar trees, remair.rtT in nppi-s.
Five minutes walk from town.
Hons", barn, wood-hid and never
failing well of good clear water.
Will s-ll for 't. Property of Capt.
A. G. Jiorr's. Apply Hx 318 Suth-
eilin. or Mrs. ( raihoine.
FOKTSALK ANIi TRADE 40 acres, if
mil-s out of Portland on Pacific.
HlKhwav. Improved, fair buildings,
23 cow., 1 bull. heifers, all stock,
fowis, tools, dairy eqoipm-nt. retail
milk route paving J4.'.o month, net.
Will take Rwburg property as part
pam. nt. t all at 540 S. Jackson st.
Roseburg Ore.
OFFICIAL FILINGS I
(Compiled toy Uouglas Abstract Co.)
53393. Ml. 39 M 417. Charles,
Xorman to W. Frank. 1250.00.
63394. Q. C. Deed. Frank E.
Alley to J. F. Woodard, 84 D 566.
$10.00.
53395. W. D. E. R. Dalley to Tra
verse City State Bank. $1.00.
5339D. Deed. 84 D 55. Tra-1
verse City State Bank to Marcella
Dalley.
63397. Sat. Mtg. WHIIo Ann
Churchill to W. A. Keppcr, 39 M
418.
5.1,198. ' Sheriffs Deed. S. W.
Slarnier, to Fred Assenhelmer, 83
D 557.
63399. W. D. J. Hoidenrlch to
H. J. Kllnger. 84 D 557. $10.00.
53400. Chattle Mtg. W. M.
Hlney. to E. C. Weber, $273.00.
Furniture.
53401. Sat. Mtg. M. F. Rice to
Fred Wambach. 39 M 418. $150.
6.1402. Sat. Mtg. E. Jane Walker
to M-lvina Fauman. 3.1 M 4 26.
53403. 54 D 657. Fay Branson
to David E. Lutz. $1250.00.
53404. 84 D 658. Patent, to
Clarence Ferris.
Circuit Court
W. E. Dull vs Bertie Dull, dl-
CHICHESTER S FILLS
-4l7K, Ins-Ural Ak Tor IrmeM for A
1 Mf
71 lm, J with ICiie Kit-boa.
CU3 sngi,.num, neiiauiej
EOID BV L'GGIST? -WtRYVVKERE
vorce.
Probate Court
Est. Christien Rasmussen, deed.
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CALL FOR BIDS
The undersigned will receive bids
up to 6 o'clock Monday May 28th,
1923, covering the transportation of
pupils from the Riverside section to
tho Benson school for the ensuing
school year. Successful bidder must
be willing to lease conveyance to the
School District. The Board of Direc
tors reserves the right to reject any
and alL bids.
V. J. MICELLI.
Clerk School Dist. No. 4. Roseburg
Oregon.
DANCE AT WINCHESTER
Saturday night, Muy 19, 1923. A
good time for everybody.
Emery wants your wool. See mo at
Harry Pearoe'a or phone 4.
Painless extraction of teeth at room
9, Masonlo Temple. Dr. Nerbas. s
Emery wants your wool. See me at
Harry Pearce's or phone i.
8PIRELLA CORSETS, Made to
Measure. Bell Case, Phone 391 L.
Mrs. Chas. Q. Stanton, teacher of
Piano. Res. Phone 7o J. 702 3. Pine.
A liberal discount la given on all
pattorn hats at King's Millinery, lo
cated ln Bellows Store.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
DR. M. H. PLYER Chlroprutlc Phy
siclan. 114 W. Lane SL
Drive out to row Creek station on
Sunday for chicken dinner. Ionics
coming please notify J. B. Hart, Glen
dale, Ore.
F
Better mileage,
greater economy,
more power and
speed! What bet
ter companions
could you take on
your summer tour?
SHELL COMPANY
of caldosm
B. R. Ricliter, of the general mer
chandise firm of Rlchter & Co., lo
cated at, Camas Valley, was in the
city yesterday looking after business
matters in connection with the erec
tion of a new store building at that
place. Lumber Is now on the ground
for the building and work will be
started at once. The change In the I
route of the highway at that place ,
having left the present store building
a considerable distance from the main i
roadway it is now the Intention of
the owners of the store to erect their
new structure on the highway proper '
so they will be In a better position i
to serve the public. The building
will cover a ground space of 42x74
feet and will be modern ln every par
ticular. Seven acres of ground lias
been purchased and this will be used
as a camp ground for the accommo
dation of tourists ana others. A num
ber of cottagrs will be erected for the
convenience of persons who wish to
spend their summer vacations in the
valley where hunting and fishing can
be enjoyed, this section having long
been popular with the simrtsmen.
Mr. Richter has been located at
Camas Valley for the past two years
and is very enthusiastic over the fu
ture prospects of that sect Ion, and
wllh the opening of the new highway
the resldciys of the valley will find
a ready market for much of I heir pro
duce. This will be a strong incentive
for the agricultural interests of that
section to improve their holdings and
engage more extensively In the culti
vation of their land.
In their new quarters Richter & Co.
will carry a much larger and more
complete stock, giving the very best
of service to their constantly growing
list of customers.
NURSERY STOCK
Wo carry a full lino of trees, small
fruits, roses, otc, for full delivery.
R. II. KLLIf
P. O. Vox 1074 l'hone 446-11
Roseburg, Oregon.
If you want a broccoli planler get
it now at Wharton Bros.
NOTICE OF BIOS FOR SEWER
CONSTRUCTION
Sealed proposals will be received by
Ihe und-rsign-d at his office in the
City Hall in the City of Roseburg,
Oregon, up to Monday May 21, at 5
o'clock P. M. for the construction of
a sewer In Block "E," Flint's Addition
to tho City of Roseburg, Oregon, la
the manner provided by Ordinance No.
775 of said City.
All bids must bo submitted on
blank forms which will be furnished
upon application to the undersigned,
and must be accompanied by a certi
fied ch-ck payable to the City Treas
urer for five p-r cent of the amount
bid, to be forfelt-d to the City of
Roo-burg In case su-h bid is accepted
and the bidder shall fail or refuse to
enter Into a contract and bond with
the City. The contract and bond wllh
quired to furnish a surety bond for
the amount of the contract to Insure
the faithful performance of Ihe work.
The Council hrrcby reserves tho right
to rcj-ct any and all bids.
By ordr of the Common Council,
Dated May loth. 1923.
R. U WHIPPLE.
City Recorder of the City of Rose
burg, Oregon.
EAT YOUR
SUNDAY CHICKEN
DINNER
Topped Off With
Home-Made Ice Cream
at
DEER PARK INN
Mrs. M. I. Winn
Proprietor
The Gulbransen
Educates, In
spires, Entertains
VOUR SON YOUR DAUGH
TER will tak the Gulbransen
right into their hearts and lives.
First playing for ths pure lovt
of fun, they will unconsciously
progress to an understanding
and appreciation of the vary
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 of
musie you wish to hear, pro
vides that
The fiulbranten entertains and
educates and inspires as it en
tertains. White House Model 1700
Country Seat Model b00
Suburban Model SI95
Community Model $120
Olfs Music Store
Roseburg, Oregon
GULBRANSEN
The Player-Piano
mm
'N:'fV11
Our laundry stops the
drudgery ot home-washing.
Call us for your work
this wock.
l:l-HH l"lilW
We have a full line of nice
Fresh
Vegetables
Phone us your orders
Economy Grocery
Phone 63
WE CLEAN
RUGS
Have you had your rugs i
cleaned this year
Let us clean them with
our newly installed
machine
PHONE 277
AUCTION SALE
at 2:30 o'clock every Saturday,
32S N. Jackson. Also farm tale
handled. Sales made dally.
Radabaugh & Patterson
UMPQUA HOTEL
"Rosehurg's Finest"
NEW AND MODERN
Tho people of Douglas County
arn Invited to make their head
quarters here.
W. J. WEAVER. Prop.
ENGINEERING AND SURVEYING
Itrllabla Work omplrta Hrrd
COLE AND SPRINGER
futility tMttvrjrtir Ie. o. Surveyor
LICENSED ENGINEERS
Cmirf I :nnrltnhnrr-l'lnn !rl
SURVEYORS
Licensed Engineers
EPPSTEIN & STEWART
24S North Jackson
Phone 7
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