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Don't Get Excited!
Over some bargain that is offered you and buy before
you sec us. We have some bargains
ourselves occasionally
Clover and Rye Grass Seed
Cheat, Vetch, Barley, Gray Oats
Wheat
ROSEBURd
NEWS REVIEW, SATURDAY. OCTOBER ,
See us first, we can save you money
SPECIAL: 15-Tooth Spring-Tooth Harrow, $18.00
(Roscburg)
:THE MISFIT
By JANE PHELPS
J LOCAL NEWS t
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Arundel, phno tanw. Pons ,8, u
Eboe
See us first we can save you money
Farm Bureau Cooperative Exchange ;2ttp
, t -v i i J , told yuu there waa
Kosebur? ana uaKiana
RELIABLE TAILOR
We make Ladie" Suit
Men' Suit
Phon 149
J. H. BERNIER
Wm Da Altaratlone
Cleaning and Praaaing
Kohlhagen Bldg. (Next Door Umpqua Hotel)
4125 eutiKcrlbera all
the NewaHuvionr.
buyers read
PROFESSIONAL CARDS .
DR. M. H. PI.YKll Cblrupratlo HIT
alclun. 114 W. l-an fit-
A,
LOCAL NEWS X
X
In Sutherlln
r t il AITKIt
j A Natalie lUtened to Horace'
'pleading, everything In her cried out
; to go to him ro on hla term. But
her pride arose In denial. She
would not give In not to that proud
old woman who beca lm bIib inuat,
I had yielded, and while yielding had
! safeguarded her name from gossip.
I A Muhborn look rroshed her face.
Horace aaw It, and crew apprehen
sive. Waa Natalie milt going to de
ny him? Again he began to plead.
I lie told of hla mother' llliieaa, hla
1 anxiety, how he had suffered while
he waited to talk with her. Then he
i told of hla Joy, hla hurry to catch
o .t ttt hia humiinena In thinking
he would aoon be with her. And hla
d alto.
eek. You have
, lolron u v " Mntu (A .aill "Kilt I a ftfl
1 told yuu there waa only one way 1
I. .1. . i i,i
I wouitl ever return lu ;uu, unu uiai.
wan if I went into a home or my
own. I kive you. mure I think than
you love me, but not even my love
will make me change that decision.''
"Hut it will he your hiame now,
Natalie, and "
"No, It will atill be her home to
come to as misti er, . when she
choosi-B. The servants are her aer
vunts, trained by her."
Finally Horace ceused to plead.
"Shall we lake an apartment on
Park Avenue?" lu. asked.
"Anywhere ao il la ours," Natalie
replied.
"And you will come to me, be ila
mis tree:
v UhHh In the "Cpatalrs
Grande!, home. At Horace', earne.t ,Shor. .t Bellow Co. .
r'ullu? KhSS: . Pa,n,e.a r.cU,n of
clothea. Those !ie could not wear 9, Maonic i-i'
because a bit out of Btyie w a"
ill kinds of electrical repair
work. Hudson Electric store.
to Ktta. Horace'a wile could 001 oe
anything but up to date.
8he hired ner own servant and i woduct. 120 W. Lane
waa auperlatlvely happy. I U ittic street Orders delivered. Phone 177.
waa tenderness Itrelf. always think- , atreeu (
Ing of her pleasure: trying ; D t waI, com, m and see our new
knew, to make up for al that had , Don I wa... c
happened, and for which lie mam .-
himslef. ,
"Oh, so gladly. Horace! I'm ao ed.
Juat aa aoon aa her house was run-
nlni. mnr.tiilv Natalie 't about
making heraelf a "fit lf for ""r"
ace." She read and studied; she
hired a woman, unknown to Horace,
to come three linns a week to con
verse with her. the took up muilc.
All this when Horace was out. Th-lr
evening were apent together. She
waa neglected no longer.
Beverly Ralnsford had called, not
once but several times. It waa long
hefore he broke through the crust
of suspicion and dislike Natalie had
put about herself, then one day she
said:
"Natalie, I want to be your friend.
Why won't you let me?"
A-niazed, Natalie did nut answer.
Beverly went on:
"I have always wanted to know
you better. I tried when you were
first married, but you always held
me off. Let me come closer to 'you,
Natalie.'1
"lo you really mean you want to
be my friend? Naialie finally ass-
tending to business.
U. S. Mineral Surveyor
Civil Engineer
0. 0. Stewart, 248 No. Jackeon
Phon 7
In Town Yeatcrday
Mr. Nhurtriuge. who la a resident of
Looking Clues, was III town yesterday
attending to business matters.
In Town Yeeterday
Ralph Knight, who in a resident of
rnnyonville, was In thin city yester
day transacting business.
FOR SALE
Registered non-shedding Angora
bucks, two and three yeara old.
Aleo gradea from pure bred aires.
W. 0. PAUL, Rt. 1, Roaeburg
Mra. Crufcb In
Mr. K. C. (irulib of Myrtle Creek
was in this city yesterday (.hopping
and attending to other buslnesu mat-tem.
I uu, .Mliaue.
"Then teach me how to be like
yourself. If I had lieen like you I
never should have done what I have.
You heard Mr. Crandell call me a
'misfit.' I was. Hut I will not al-
wiivh he. unit If vnu will helD me
ly returned from Europe, are at the I
lllli." "Help you!
Craig Harper's Hps curled In a 1 sbould love to.
aneer wlieu he saw Beverly Ruins-1 From that day Natalie Crandell
(ord looked relieved aa ahe read. and Beverly Ilainsford were almost
There would be no scandal, no talk Inseparable. Tactfully, kindly, liev-
tlred ao tired. But I couldn't come
any other way I couldn't."
In a few days Horace had found
r...,iiM Ward snent vcKterday In t un apartment to suit them. Until he
uilii illn visiting Willi friends and at-j uid ho they went to the KHz. The
paper ciiruuieieu uicir iin:3i.ui.t.
"Mr. and Mrs. Horace Crandell, late
Why, Natalie, I
n: ,. mnvM to Grand Hotel
Barber Shop. Crocker and Ciilbam.
1924 Hupmoblle touring car now
; $13S0.OO. Koseburg. Glenn H. Taylor.
I Try our way with a Meadow Lark
Electric washer. Easy payment.
! Hudson Electric store.
I Take the stairway to Hlcb Quality
'and Low Price hoe Bellows Store
Co.
; Lloyd's Taxi for easy ridins. Spe
l clal rate on country trip. No trip
1 less than fifty cents. Phone 44.
Do It electrically, with a Tnor wash
er. 1 10 down. Hudson Electric store.
We demonstrate.
tc nianoa a ftnviii Vutium cleaner .
In your home. Hudson Electric ''ore. j
We deliver.
E. T. Dana has bought the Camp'
ground restaurnt and solicits your;
patronage.
moi Tt'iiie'a Vntehr tniirlnir car
now $1393.00, Koseburg. Clenn Taylor,
Dealer.
MOOIcE MUSIC STUDIO, Kinder
garten, 4 to 6 years. Dunning classes.
High school credltB. 324 No. Jockson
St. Phone 502.
First in news, first In features, the
morning Oresonlan. Special mail or
PERFECT!!
1 ik xivmwi o
within tae J
No danger from drafts or Campnees
of a Perfection cozy glow.
We are now displaying the complete line 0 ttfyj
Oil neuiero null) cumiiui, uma vunuioi, ur DlaCL yj
goi youra auuu, vtuuo mo mwiw i ewu
Churchill Hardware Companj
The Wincheater Store
There would be no scandal, no talk .Inseparable. Tactfully, kindly, Bev- " See agent C W.
about being reunited and ao forth. I erly showed Natalie where she lack- er tc for October See gent, C.
. .i ...i k..i..h in 1 1 tt.o nit u u'nvn Horner, oil No. jacason su
It was Beverly who sent the paper ! ed, helped her In all the little ways
to Mrs. Crandell, who wrote hur that that are so. important to women of
uhe Biiould 'call upon Natalie, try to i social position. And had it not been
be friends with h
Dismissed from Hospital
Holiind Loffer of Tiller, who has
hi en receiving medical treatment was
dismissed fro Mercy Hospital yeaterday.
Ktta and Clyde missed Natalie. She
had seemed almost one of them.
They were very grateful for Horace's
kindness, that had gone far beyond
tue gltis ne orougnt mem.
Nuialie mad" one more visit to the
for an occasional troubling thought,
Natalie would not have had a care
in the world. She loved Horace, he
loved her, and she was fast becoin
ins; a real wife to hi in.
Tomorrow Autalie Adapts Herself
At Im-st
Horner, 6C1 No. Jackson st.
Tiice Creek Raw nnd Planing mill Is
readv for orders. Call or write for
prices. O. C. Weikcl, Dillard, Oregon.
Phone 22 F 35.
the out of town people who spent Bev- j Returned Home
eral hours in tins cny yesieroay snop
ping and attending to other business.
FOR COZY COMFORT
Use a
Perfection Heater
tat" ' ;
CU'im I)t'p'iiiltMo ami i'livii,)
vr lliau any othr hrut. Wo
irry a full llii( of New mul
l'H(Ml Oil Hi ltl'TB.
Parslow Furniture Co.
Ill N. Jackson Street
Itoaeburg Oregon
Over From Oakland
Mi 1. P l.'ann itnil nun were over
r,,ti lluklnnd Yosferiluv KUll Silent SI'V'
eral bi.ura attending to business iuut-t
lers.
Attending to Buaineaa
Mis. J. 11. Crouk was In town yea
terday from Looking lla, visiting
with friends nnd utlenillng to busi
ness. Here On Buainaa
J. n. Lamb and It. K. Lamb, who rfr
side lu Sutherlln, were among 'those
who were here yesterday on business
mailers.
From Glide
l ami lr NT Snider were
among the Hilda people who were in
town l no ivy shopping una attending to
other business.
Vuil.1iltmann ulin haa hoen unpnil-
Ing the summer in Centialia, Washing
ton, has returned home.
Taylor's Special Treatments for Cat
arrh, Diphtheria, Female Complica
tions, Dyspepsia, Pneumonia and
Heart have no known equal or supe
rior. In use forty yearA Taylor's Spe
cific Co., Roseburg, Oregon.
M f"l rt Rutin.!
Joe Hutchinson who resides in Til
ler w:i4in town yesteruay auu touay
attenulng to business.
Spent The Day
Paul Mahoney of Portland, and sis
ter, Mrs. H. Little of Oakland, spun
yesterday in this city visiting with
Mi. Fickle.
In Town Today
Hneh kitrhie. who la a resident of
Garden Valley, was In town today at
tending to business matters.
From Edenbower
Fred Vcrrell who is u resident of
Edenbower, was lu lliis cily yester
day attending to bublness and vi.dt-Ing.
liWOUil CHIEFS"
METLASTK1GHT
his thines. hut ihi.
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not. aiiempi any pubUt J
Hii WlllBfUJtnl
onn miul with n .l. 7
.. .1 . v. u .
puL noseDurg and boo
uiv may
Umpqua Chiefs" is the new name
of Roseburg' booster organization
which is composed of livewire mem
bers of the chamber of commerce. At
the meeting held last evening It was
voted to change the name to "Ump-
iitq rhinfa"' frnnl- th "Hmnouas" it
being declared that the new name is
more outstanding and will serve to ex
plain Itself to those not acquainted
with the namo "Umpqua."
A committee was appointed last
night to take charge of a trip to
Klamath Falls on next Friday to par
ticipate In the Natron cut-off celebra
tion in that city. It is expected that
two autos of "braves" will make the
trip from here.
The "Umpqua Chiefs are planning
Over Yesterday
.Mu's It mil Cuenoweth, who resides
in Oakland, was over yesterday shop
ping uud atleudlng to other business.
Stopped Here-
Mr. Aldreson or Marsntit ui stoppeu
in Ibis city for several hnurw and vis
ited with filimils and attended Hi bus
iness on hH way to Medford.
Mr. and. Mra. Stcarna Home
Mi. and Mrs. C.eorge Stearns, well
known Oakland people, who have been
enjoying a visit of several weeks In
points lu Cul I iiirn la have returned
home.
Mr. Dyer In
Mrs. C. K. Dyer, who Is a resident
of Myrtle Creek, wan ill Koseburg yes-1
terday shopping and visiting with
friends.
I Mr. Stgl From Remote-
Charles Sigl, who is a resident of
Itemote, is spending a few days in
this city ou business matters.
SKINNER'S
Superior Macaroni Products
TlVy ro r It h hi nutritive alnt,
rommuiiiK tint Ih-m food I't.'inrniH
of ltiitliuiu wtu'itl 1iUti the body
Only 10c pbckgt
We havo a mlic lMok for you
ECONOMY GROCERY
Phone 03
Here Yesterday
L. K. Kirk, representative of the
Ameiiian ltailway Kxprcua Company
of Sun Francisco, spent several hours
In tkta city yesterday. Mr. Kirk was
un his w:ty to Portland.
The Cleaning
of late Frill nnd Winter
garments sliou'J begin at
once in order to have
tlicin in tlic best of sliiitc.
Vi e will give them y-r- $
fctt cleaning nnd prompt J
service.
L In Town Yesterday
Mr. and Mis. i:. Shoemaki-r. who
le tesidi nis of Miiehell, were among
TAKES HOLD AN9 HELPS
Colds th.it "hang on" ahould be
gotten rid of, for no one can atand
the strain of racking cough, disturbed
sleep and irritation of throat and
lung. Marie Heitlcr, Freeport, III.,
writest "I had more or leta of a
cough for yeara and I have taken
quit.1 a number of medicines. None of
them takea hold and helpa like Foley's
Honey and Tar." Thi old, reliable
coukh avrup promptly helps coughr,
co'id-v croup and whooping couiili.
Conuina uo opiate. Children like it
W.F.CHAPnIAN
You will be interested In the study
of "The Life of Christ," tlirected by
Rev. C. 11. Hilton teacher of the Loyal
Men nnd Wtimen'a claims at the Christ
ian liiblo school.
To Locate In Yoncalla
Dr. Kdllh WlUel, left today for Yon
calla, where sho will be located in the
future. Dr. Witzol has been practic
ing here nnd had her offices lu the
PerkltiH building.
I'he Loyal Men and Women's class
of the I hristian Bible school invites
you to join in a series of lesson on
The Life of ChriBt. C. H. Hilton, teach
er. Every Sunday, 10:45 a. m.
Mr. Garrison Here
T. il. (iarrison was over yesterday
visiting with friends and attending to
bUMncs. Mr. Garrie-on is a well
known business man of Oakland.
LfflSaSi;
R Give your bundle or B
I basket to OUU wagon and 1
it will come back spot- H
lessly clean. B
NOTICE TO CONTStfl
Notice la hereby c
will be received mi L
day of October, 1921, ltd
ing and addition to tat Cn
house, Douglas coumj Sea)
No. 68, Curtia, Ore, iTj
with plans and ipecintaaj
by J. K. Ford, Eorene.Ow
All k!.H itl SJ
All UIUUCIO Kill W n
posit 110.00 as a wa1
the said plana- udsjau
good condition.
Signed at Curtia, Qnet
day of Oct, 1923.
P. A. AiNUn
Chairmu d Mai
W v.CHiPIUI
cmI
Your Shoe Repairing. We are now located in
shop, and are ready to handle all the
work in this man's town
Two Entrances to Shop
On af 714 M Main frAf nnrl the other ii K
Shoe Store, North Jackson Street
Bring in Your Work and Get It Done Rip
W. S. HOWARD
GOODYEAR SHOE REPAIRER
Bonks
To Spend the Week End
Mr. and Mrs. O. C. linker left yes
terday by motor for Portland, where
they will spend the week end. The
were accompanied n far aa Salein by
Mrs. Kae Ked, who wilispind theltc
week end In that city. i in
Will Spend the Week End
Miss (iladys Durland, who Is- an In
structor in the Sutherlln school, ar
rived here this morning and will spend
the week end here with her parents.
HOLIDAY CARDS
Mrs. Charles G. Stanton
Teacher of
Piano, History, Harmony
Progressive Series
High School Credit
Res. Studio
Res. Phone 75-J
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Order your holiday cards now. A!
bcauiitul er.jt raved lino to make your
i-tton from. Orders placed dur-1
n'Xt thirty days will not be :
Killed Lu fuvo January 1. 1924. Don't i
iMay. Ncws-Kioviow dftice.
Former Officer Here
t'. J. 4ircvn of Salent, arrived in
UosebuiK tcnlay to spend a nhort time'TO HOLD POSTAL EXAMINATION
hunt in u. Mr. tln-en iti employed with! - -
the puMlc service ctnuniisaion. During The civil service c mmission ix ar-
I the war he was captain in the i'oast inniui; Tor examinations to le he( in'
lArlillery, and wa contmaiulinK nffi-jihe near fumre to fill the ofr.ro of
jeer of the I'ottHKe Orovo company of I'ost master Siark at Sutherlin, made
'the Oregon National iluard before thaticnnt hy the death if Charle Stark,
jcotnpany was broken up. lie has a At the present time W. J. Hayner,
(fiue homestead near (Hide and il!jthe former postmaster 1h serving. The
j sp nd hw vacation mnktni; Improve-1 post ofiu e department hai reque.stt'd
He,:t! there and hunting. that the ( :mnnation be hehl.
UMPQUA HOTEL
Roseburg' Finest"
NEW ANO MODERN
The people of Douglas County
are ijvlted to make their head
quarter here.
W. J. WEAVER, Prop.
TUBBY
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1922 Ford Sedan..,. -
1921 Ford Touring
1017 FnA T..,:
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1922 Chevrolet Touring.!
1921 Chevrolet Touring
Ed Marsh Motor Co.
131 South Roae Street
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Phon 277 Our Auto Will Call
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