Roseburg news-review., December 12, 1923, Page 10, Image 10

WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 12, 1923.
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DISTRICT MANAGER WANTED-,
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delicious salad oil
wholesome fat for frying" .
And an excellent shortening
You need a fatas good as
Wesson Oil to make fried
food as good to eat and as
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. miscellaneous"
PHONOGftAPH retort . at the'fct
change, loc. 328 No. Kane St Open
f'on 9 a. m. tto 8 p. m. .
CAR OWNEn uobi forget . to
io wubu in neea or auto Dans.
"rtr Auto Wrecking House
Bl'lLDEK May be engaged for frame
uu.iuings. complete wtib satisfac
tion to you. Also Jab work. C. u
Maynard, Phone 335-R.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Furnished sleeping roonl
onm.iui soutn Main St.
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FOR KENT 6 room furnished house.
inquire 6U4 w. Lane.
FOR RENT 5To6Tn Kouleniifalia".
eu. z diocks east or Bin St.
FOR RENT 2 roouio furnished tor
light housekeeping. E18 So. Main
St.
FOR RENT 4 room apartment. 11
furnished, close In. Call 89-J. 221 V.
Washington St.
FOR RE-NT 3 unfurnished liouse
keeping rooms, with bath. 723 W.
Lane St. .
CAR BAROAIN Win ton Six chummy
cheap. Terms to responsible par
ties. 318 w. iJine St.? after 3p.ni,'!
FOR RENT Big light room, suitable
for work shop or storage room. In
quire at 229 No. Jackson St. or
phone 292-J.
LOST AND FOUND
TAKEN from Odd Fellow's hall, large
far neckpiece. Please return to hall.
FOR SALE
R SAT E Tt; dutiful RuS3n fitch
crra Co $:50, price $100. Call
42"-Y. , . .
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kiold.ah'?
wjtoiebors.Os,.
Pimiarsr-
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Cabinet of '
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AND NL-TTBnT.!
ornamenuiitoeti,-
to see tbii
Rose St n. -TT-
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FORSALE-EJ
torn lud, ipnJ
Five room boatkiJ
ter, bath, bin.
water tank, kont i,
Tools, lonwdntj, y
someone. Only fa
Balance your m , to
Owner, care Stnirn
LOCAL NEWS J
TXllrlift lliinif
na Mnreuco Kolilhiuri n who has
In I'ortland visiting with friends re
turned to her honm In this eltv last
night.
From Dixonville j
llarl;,n Moure of )fxnnvilli wns in;
u . "'r '' 'lays art.. r li'i nffiiirs i
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Mia S?a Givel
FOR
CHRISTMAS?
ALIEN SHOVELS
E TOMB OF
TUTANKHAMEN
Work Resumed in Valley of
the Kings After Several
Weeks of Delay.
What coulJ be more appropriate than the follow 1 SACR EYE OMINOUS;
Jng articles:
Beautiful assortment of Silk and Wool
Goods.
Silk and Wool Hose.
Silk Umbrellas.
Boudoir Caps.
Neckwear.
Gloves, I landkerchiefs, and Wool Scarfs.
Silk Underskirts.
Camisoles, Silk Blouses.
Silk and Wool Dresses.
Hand Bags and Vanities; Furs.
Bath Robes. Bath Sets.
Coat Sweaters.
Blankets, Bed Spreads, etc.
It is not hard to buy presents if you come to
store.' My stockaffords great variety.
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Dress
Egyptians Feared Tut's "Ka,'
or Earthly Spirit, Was
Against Project.
j (Int. mnt:,.n.il X. tin snrl '
: I I 'MM!. Kgypi. P-c. . 2.-s.-!enre :
is n-Tiin imiliing in the Valley of the I
i Kin'! ,, r the secret that for thtrtv. j
i five centuries has been Interred in
! the tombs of the Pharaohs. Age
Ion; sleep is being broken by vandal'
Picks lllld shOVelS Hint tlin' m...l..rn I
, world may view the hoarded treas-l
1 ur.'i of the old.
; I Picturesque scenes attended the re-1
, , op. niim of the tomb ot Tutankhamen I
; i" ine siart of the season's work un
, der tho aiispbfs of Howard Carter.
Opening of the seiHiUhre was delaved
mere than twenty days, due to a
shortage of labor and to a dispute
between Carter and the Kevptinn
c.uerunient. but w--k is now 'under
way and the activities of the winter
.iro cvpected to produce fresh r. ve-
I. ABRAHAM
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FOOD SALE AND BAZAAR
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The Women of St. George's
Guild will hold a Christmas Ba-
laar of cooked food, and fancy
work. December 15, at the Chain-
ber of Commerce room.
lations of the splendor of King Tut's
regime.
Before the tomb could he nnonAri
tons and tons of earth had to be car
ried away from the entrance. A
horde of native boys, each carrying
a basketful of soli, scurried In end
less procession from the mouth of
the tomb to an adjacent dumping
ground.
This earth had been left at its
entrance, -f m. v.
. (i,,,iu unlink ine
summer. nc onlv to protect it from
robbers but to guard against the rain
should a deluse fall. It rains in
l.uxor only about once every fifty
years, but wher raia falls it comes
in the form or a cloudburst, and the
small hastivlikn valley fills like a
bathtub when all the taps are turned
on. As the tomb of Tutankhamen Is
situated in the heart of this bare,
rocky ravine, any ralu must inevit
ably collect first outside the entrance
to his sepulchre.
The last real rain here, however.
Tell about thirty years ago and the
weal her wiseacre assert that It is
anllkely there M ill be further down
pours for the nevt two decades.
The ancient Fxyptlana believed
that when a man died his soul went
Into limbo, but his earthly spirit
which they called 'Ka--lremained
In his tomb until the soul was puri
fied and able to reenter the body
and the regenerate,! man was fit to
enter the Klysian fields.
Those standing outside King Tut's
tomb while the privacy of the roval
crave wa. bei, g invaded could
Imagine that the ancient Egyptian
were right and f s- inside his tomb
Tutankhamen's K:l" was shrinking
apprehensively as the sound of picks
and the, scampering feet of the de
i monlacal sprites outside sent a ghoal-
ish message Into the royal sanctuary
I telling plainly that despollers again
I were knocking at the door. On the
I outside of the outer shrine In the
! mortuary chapel there is a big
j "sacred; eye" and Imagination fancl-
fully pictured tne resurrected Phar
aoh starting up from the sleep of
death to stare with startled eyes in
to the sepulchral darkness of his
grave's antechamber, aghast at the
thought that his last earthly king
dom, built by himself and endowed
by his loving friends and relatives,
was about to become once more a
"peepshow" for the curious.
But these fancies passed and there
came the realization that the men i
engaged In disturbing the slumber of!
the Pharaoh were also scientists'
standing at the threshold of knowl
edge which had been concealed from
the world for thirty-five, centuries.
The hope that this year Carter's ex
pedition will enrich the present with
a closer Insight Into Egyptian his
tory of 3.500 years ago dispelled all
qualms at the seeming vandalism the
disturbing of the tomb entailed.
-tGbnsttnast ;
GoodM'
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in the lit .j
we jswia
here.
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Have You
Considered
What that old Suit would
look like if you had it
thoroughly cleaned and
renovated? Let us show
you. ' -
CAROt
Daring told mf'i
RADIATOR
makes your at 1
better ui fftl
per gallon. 'Jb'"
C. M. JONES Mffl
Winchester and
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Don't forget to let us
wrap your Xmas packages-
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Who Pays the Bill If
Your Auto Is Wrecked?
Winter weather makes driving
hazardous. Better fix It so th"
Insurance company carries the
risk. Do it today.
Economy fr"
mm
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p.
JOHN E. FLURRV
Insurance Agency
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