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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURO NEWS REVIEW, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 13, 1923. PAGE FIVE :ISTMAS HEADQUARTERS The ladies Shoppe Useful Gift That Bid You Welcome . New Tcday I KiJ Gloves, Philippine gowns and Silk Bloomers. Lny other gift suggestions on display. fendkerchiefs. Silk Hose, L.itt tSags, Linen ADrons. Silk Under- heon sets. HEADLESS HORSEMAN RIDES Do your shopping early and avoid the last minute rush. THE LADIES SHOPPE 139 N. Jackson St. Chott Goei Forth Nightly In Sleepy ; Hollow In Starch of Head - Lost In Battle. The graveyard of the oM Pntrh church, Tarryiuwn, X. Y., U described liy Washington Irvlug at the biviaiiliu: of the "Legend of Sleepy Hnllow." "On tlie Tuppun Zee there Ilea u siuull umrket town or rural port known b) the mime of Turrytowu. Not fur from Uil village there la a little valley which is one of the quietest epots In the world. A smiill bronlc pHdo thmuch It. with Just murmur enough to lull one to repose." The enchanted renlon of .Sleepy Hol low U haunted by the ti)iiritl.ii of a flfure on horseback, who in a mythical battle had lost his head. "(Vrtuln of the more authentic his torians." continues ihe author, "allege that the body of the trooper linvim; been buried in the church ard, the (.'host rides forth to the sceno of bat tle In nightly quest of his bend, and that the rushing speed with wlileli he onietlnies passes along the Hollow is o log to hi being in a hurry to get back to the churchyard before day break." Just below the bridge Hows the brook, and near the church bridge Ichnbod Crane had bis terrifying en counter with tlie headless horseman. Detroit News. r ' ! " : v AL NEWS J aiiAAAt44 lAfMtf ten of M- Iro-r tin i.s ti; looking aftiT I PURDIN IS PARDONED !ro is a resident of town today spendltiB fi-it'hni.' to business. PAI.EM, Doc. 13. (A. P.) Governor Pierce today condition- uily pardoned Charles W. 1'ur- din. convicted of killing his w ife, and a man whom he found to- -ether in his home December 3mh, lSl'l. fc,a of I -.i. Cr.t-k. was HI.: fcfiernu-n spending ttt'u:..:.. to busiile-s af- s 1 ley who is a result nt of a tral hours liiis iii'tor tit:; li.'kins afur busi- y K ..g rVcaver a;:tl d.tughtT, in Ros'liur' today i.'.i.v thoppniK and ul- I fi Smith, who snent ihe lyi-ifrz siinppiri,:, re- miiiie ia Itaklaud lliis A WILD WEST SCENE. Surttee. who has been 1 .si two or three days si:"tp:n and vis-it.ng IT' turned to her homo in ft' mnon. Portland, traveling t:u of the iiotiver nnd IV. ' rn. is spending a livi. burg looking after SEATTLE. Hoc. 13. Three ban- din attempted to bring back the "w ild west" today when they entered a soft drink bar. lined up the customers and attempted to rob them. They were tri:;ht- ened away. One of the would-be O bandits was captured by the cus- toniers and badly beaten. TRAILIN THREE SUSPECTS TPTSOX. Ariz., Hoc. 13 (A. P.) A Southern Pacific sprcial agent t in Mexico trailing three men suspected of being crnr.ee- ted with the Siskiyou holdup and murders. FORMER RESIDENT ACCEPTS POSITION HEAR MOANS IN MOUNTAINS Peculiar Sounds Heard In the Chilean Andes Peak in England Screams. A deep note to be beard nt certain seasons of the year proceeding from the mountain of Kl Uniiuiidor. In the I'htlemi Antics, Is one of the weirdest sounds In the world. In former days the natives listened to It with super stitious fear, while even a white man, hearing It for the first time. Is startled ut the mountain's "powers." Another curious mountain exists In Nevada, though tills one usually gives out n note resembling at first the Jingling of bells, und ending with a deep, organ-like swell. In both cases the sounds are due to a peculiar formation of the earth, which under certain conditions of weather allows the separate particles to rub against each other and so pro duce uncanny effects. In England Is a mountain which howls In such n way that formerly It was supposed to bo the haunt of de mons. Tliis Is Cross I'cll, In West moreland, where local conditions pro dute a gale with several peculiarities, including an awe-inspiring scream that at times can be heard for miles. Word was received that J. A. Walk er, who recently moved to California from Kosehurg, has accepted a posi tion as salesman for the C. C. Cavs Realty Firm of Pomona, Calif. Mr. Walker was for many years in the rtai etaie business in this city. fed A Chagrined Sea Fighter. Outside the harbor of Charlotte Amalie, on the const of St. Thomas island, a huge rock looms out of the sen. Sail ltock It Is called, ami It bears a startling resemblance to n ship. As I gazed upon It. says .Mr. A. Hyatt Verrill In bis book "In the Wake of the Euccnneers," I could not blame the bellicose captain of a French frigate who n century and more ago sighted the rock one night and, mistaking it for u privateer, ran close nnd hailed it. No response came back. Aualn he hailed, and as still no response c.nne lie, blnzed a broadside at the shadowy mass. Hack came tlie c-liolug thunder of the cannonade, nnd the rebounding shot, falling on the frigate's deck, con vinced the Frenchman that the prhu teer was returning his lire. For hours the battle, raged; the French gunners poured broadside after broadside at the massive cilfT. Not until day dawned did the deluded com mander of the frigate discover his mistake. Then, crestfallen nnd morti fied, he crept away, leaving Sail Jioek unscathed nnd triumphant. Youth's Companion. 1 1 ' - I tmtr ii ir- irt i -f-w- yORuys LARGEST P1AIN DEPARTMENT STOKE ORGANIZATION! trr. d. J . M M m -Jlii-urpurfrucw 475 DEPARTMETfT STORES RELIABLE QUALITY COODS ALWAYS AT LOW PRICES PPur Handsome Election of Useful I:'. ; r: .o LfLNC Ci 1 1 fc i t. yJ . -rr-i -,, r, ...aw n - -r" Am"i-.iim makes iHlstTtGOtoro ideal anA'praclicaX j&r tTxinrhj IxoUdaij lxiajeraJ Here are gifts for every member of the family and f relatives andfricnds at prices which mean economy. 'Kerchiefs t Men's Belts Men's Hdkfs. For Women in Clft For GifU Colored linen Handkcr- i::c iwhide lc,;.cr Good quality white linen, chiefs, white embroidered, ii :t-. foi ti'cn uu i,cy. hrnistitchrd, each 25c 49c 59c in 51.23 25c 39c 49c Boudoir Caps Chemises Suspenders Of Silk and Lace Knv-I ,p Style In Holiday Boxes Satin, crepe dc chine and -rc; O rnir.c, uilored K big assortment of meu's tub silks, lace trimmed. l4cs "t"n-t.l !rle. Suspenders (or gifts. 49c $2-n3 I 49c to $1.49 Silk Ties Boxed for Gifts an mm sJ We have an excellent assortment of Men's Silk Ties in gilt boxes. A wide variety of at tractive patterns anj colors. $1.49 Bath Sets ), '-tcil for Gifts r i aot " '.".- ' ( iotl'1 i . j:'C r..: i-v d j.trii'fi 89c to S1.19 Metal Automatic Toyi -u.s) ui 4 un iu- me L.utie yjecs fn A large variclv nf nnnnnt;.. -...t niarolc Toys made ot meial, unusually strong and painted in bright colors. Sites ranac from 7 to 14 inches high. Also a display of toy Laundry Sets for small girls. 23c to 98 c Men's f arm Bath Robes Make Welcome Gifts Conifurtalile r.ruj col:vinir;it r.rc t'ifsc Uulh Kohcs ami I.onnK'i'g Kalu-i. V n will appre ciate them as K'l'S -n'l y"'1 'H ',c plcasctl with the cxd lKm viilucs. JIhmi in a variety of pattdii and colors. 0 $8.90 nd S3. 90 Chemises For Dainty Gift Heavy crepe tie chine and radium, envelope style. $2.93 Umbrellas For W omen Silk with satin tape edge, carved .-milter handles. $3.49 to $7.90 Silk Hose The Favorite Gift Women's full fashioned Hose of pure silk, with lisle garter top and rein forced lisle heel and toe. In hkick and the popular hades. Our low price. $1.69 Pearl Beads In Popular Lengths MraiifU of gradiiiiUJ ltrA(!s, like rc;ii pearls. 49c to $5.90 i He Had Stolen Her Heart. 1'llen, tlm conk, wits of a supielin nature. She- dls-trusted in;itiki:id In pi-tK-ral nnd haul;.-; in pnrllruhir; tiie never bankrd her fniirttl smvIiils. Tart of her waes wore hoardi"! In a st'iekillK In pitllle ohs.-ure (Miller "f her r"'in. Ulien's "i;entletiian friend' w us the ncihb'irin-; l.uteher, nnd r" tin? frJemWiip had prnvod entirin, her mi-Jtress was not lifdoliished ntii :i tho nivl unnouncei her iiemlin,' mar riage. "Ami I want to osl; you, niutn," sab! I:ilen, "wliat's tho l.e-t way to put j n.y neiiiey in the bank?'' I IUr mistress rerfrded her in a-t"!:-! Miim-nr. "Why, Klb-n. I tbuui.t )a i Uidn t I.eliAve in lianl.t 1" j "No mure I b. innm." repiiel t1'." I pirl. "but cinee I'm cin t" h mar- j Tied tl' Xt wei'U I hinder feel the lll"!i. y I wimld lie safer In tlie bank 1 1 . . i n in tit.! t huiise with n strunt! iii,ni ntae..." I The Arpniia'it. Qitc Him A "TtWry" Qift A ),, h. ry,f M hirid,omc!y engraved, .ill came ny T.-- -tin to u-o. out hn cSeil in pride. I' -t-r r" :! !..) uti nd ihe one he oott .,thn for. TV ie!aiatj join lo nulte tku ChrtumM in rrentful f- i .iv t .i-nte.j , ne,ftct nme, ind for preKitt .a Ms, ,s, 1,r,a,J IrMj y.fi aly, e,ch ,eir to ..; . touoa Ua be gdt ihu here. Eubar Bros. JEWELERS ' Fashions in Wives Vary. rasbb.ns ill wie; lire rett hite X't j e:ipr;ei"ii, a-; fas.d"ii In ele'.! I they vary with deea b s in-lead nf 'i:!i j ceasei, s. It wasn't f Imiii iiko that the "ah tni.v wife" wa Hn- ln-t i:i- I prnved tii"'l-l of f.tmin.nity. "l";.a- belli" tmti.orttil.; s h-r in "1 1 .... 1 V.'.tlt:-." retile:;. r : "i;b.(. lie p. rtt t w mi. an i. r. d ta i; it nil. ! Who wants tn I, .-.ir 1 -: ? A'l t. - i v ll-k '. le-r is 11. at .. it! !. iil I teil';:'1 tu y wl.tn we wi-1i. t r a ' ! tn tttl nbiett ear own ! ' . a11' , Hint she td.t-.uhj be nt I mil v. t.:i ' wai.t iinyitntiL'. Sun ly !l is n t : , t ft -',;. Matebes. s:i tr.is. ati .- ' wire sht.ibtl be. nt to sti. tik. tn iter- table : and I maintain tli.it t! " I ! i wii ..-s I',.- -.r.!-. t tb ' ..': . a: ! il.e t -'t - ; -. :'. ' ' ..'i'i be.ur j Ub-if il W itjl .I".;! d.i.nb." r A romantic discovery has Just been mndo by a student of Toub.u to uni versity wit" swum nlftnp nn under f;rouud strejim lnr a mile with nn elee trlc torch In his hand, and found some relies believed to be nt least ".",.i)i years obi. Ill 11. e snii'li nf I'rnnee nnd !n Spain. Iind to u l.s, eM-Ilt elsewhere, clraw-int-'s en b oie, nad iiiod'-lliip In elay, al.d puintll.:,- on lin ks have slmwn that Lat.imo tn ".'i.nfi yeuiH nirn tnen whn lieil In eaves had tho ktunk of repre-setiiin:-. by ii rude kind of art, tint ani mats they l.nev.-. 1 hey m rat. ' I on Pat 1 -t- Hie outlines of n .' er, lilsmi, tn.i'. i -'h' and otln-r nn! : s, i.nd p.n:.'. I t- n on the il:y v.:t' - tif eaves; ;n. 1 it is illt.Tt stil.L' lit .! 1 1 1, 1 Ml-t ..lit tn I.:"" wbaf ntb.'i- ;:.- ails were n,,:!ai.t llhout Klirnpe II i, ll:l it ilimus a 1 'it Oil tile eh'l;:;' s iiitth ha ve t 1. 1 1 ; '!..' 111 the . '.t.iete. Totllnlise '.t . !' - t e, ', Ilisenv er. it V I it e studio nf i n a'ti-t periitd. he eae V ere I'" ' t:li its, nnd iitnetid v '.V, mnliie ill ! I -. . I ' Mil U!:'l Otl. lii"l 'there is really no one s. etbm that has must of all the various fur ani mals. In AlasUri there nro suine of about all oilier than skunk, civet eat al:d npassiiin; n .evnila, I'tali'. fi ll' itefii. .Nevtr .Mi xieo, Arl.nnu and othei of the Ktiel.-y nmiintuln sttitts. tin re lire mnre cnyntes than elsewhere , Nevv llo-'lantl and other of the east el li states have mo.t fox; ttotitheri, .-.tates. llinst ennn. tllitlk lltld Ojnissmn ; nhin, rt-nio v!v aula. Nevv Ynrk, West MiV'Inia, Indiana mid other central states most :-l:unk. If the Itl'ltlirer is Interested to Itnnw e. Jiat state, or .seeti..;l, litis nin-1 itl'.' ualne, tlien parts of Alaska and c. . tain t.f the !be ky l main slat. . but likt- the far attiiiials there Is nn "nlie lnealitv" lli.'il h.'S llinst of II i 1 these Mllliials. i T t : I t , 1 1 :r iietir, ib" f, litnnsi., ,.;. nn 1 innuntalll lli'H.--Spn,ts-litan's I'ie.st. The si,,,!. : , CiTt.-rot by : llli-',t be ealli -1 of III" nr. e .! t (III the wal's drav'. irius nf : 's ll'ode! in. i I" ill fCir: ! a - s fu.ly (' fifl. A ia ! ii' 1 V I 'i ! is t: " : f-M.d i : the cave af f'l.ftf. '1 l,e ; 111 J -seldl . ..I- ,.; ' Ctrl It I. 1 t,"7 l . ii i be ;'r !!: K t f I their j...; s. : I iiiials r-'iti . Wolves ... ! tiin I! ., . ,.,v lli.'l'.als vv h I t.ie i- I. of the pi'! i:l t I." v. "I III.. 1,11- I' Lohi.j tho Sot.it. 'i'!,' rt- Is a pns.-i,,ll!y that niir culti- a t ... I lb v.-rs am b.s.ni: M-i-nt t" n v r.v ;;r.-it ib-::le. till I If tin' ln-s t --in i n hi s tn II i.-ilit Vvlette !t illsa; p. a ps etitil-'ly lint sp.-i ies will likewise d's:'p;,'-:ir, f r ll.e p. etil.iti-.il of t!l' Ji'.nllt. tlt-J .-ll-t.s l.;... the '-i-Iit tn ill ! 1 ,n t Ills.-, fs, v ': it v ;-. , . rr.-.-t the lie. ,;, ft r- i ..,.. ..f tie- .!.... ti.. I'. I .-'" 'In .;,v vv l 1 1 1 the s.i-nt ,,f ii II-, v. . r !.v ill . :-. ism! Its .:.,r Mi 1 . at. I nil I',. . i M.e .bints Is u -t in l.,.il .i-k :i I. i.s extra su'.sti! a-.-. 'I ... t,,l:l-v.-i-l i.'iit I!ti'I It d"fS in -i n.-eil In eipetliii'e It -elf b.V Ii 1 1 H. t I i 1 , .,' III-.- Is. :-s m .n i!-.i s n -t va-te tune in.. I 1 ibnr I i-:::. i I '-fi.- I 'd rep: T . it ... t i r -:'u:. i l:. -ar.s - f ' -' i : . ...I. It n.l. II .. ! e t t'-.it I' s -; i : , t I. .. w.t.d ff.-o I. "f a' ' I . s, ;s by I!. r br.in.at c-.l -r.l i hive ! no s."e:.f. (t'llit.d IT.-SS.) WASIIINtiTDN. H'-e. 1:1.-I.ulhr Mi kola, Hallas, 'i iw. nlinrney. a.ild the flc.ht m o'lit Ht liatnr Mayfi dd nf 'Itxas Will he stalled next Wink. Tile COlnlllittel" Oil priVltl"eS Itllll I'l'C- titilia will he a -k d tn lllvestlKiife .'eavlii It; ., i !! thm tn a resnlutlon. An lip. II j.lebe is txpeit.d to aliinllllt to ' all invt siicalain of tin- K'l Mux Khill nf width i: i.. liiarce.l .Mavli.id m u . lin'inlier. An a i t al Is t Me t led on the chare. that .Mavli.-ltl spout him ilri-ils of thm!.- ainl-i tin tlm primary' ciunpali'il win re tlm itlate law holds s-.iiiiO is the lneil. Seliatnr Spencer. Missouri Kim .nita: oiii.it . is i ii.iirniiii ol tlie iinvii-.p -i nail cit-iiitins cmn- IllUlie. l'l() I I M.KAI, TOH'IIKOW The -i r.. ial -tit t of Ih-- la!'' M, Iviu (in., will )... I,- I.I ..ii I'n la v a I tern.i.i.i ;, 'J : b" 1: at the I 'lid r takiiu !''' !'.!-. b' '" " -v -ii ' b II ,-f the .V. Ii t' Ii. .-"ii!, w i'i ..!- n.-iale. Int. ri'i' it in t-.l.' l-l A... V'.u a l ,' ".' If vol '' fi't i ii, an o .l en i I : . ii' '' ''' a', i" haps you aie mi' ' If ' ! 11 " nut. von tan J '' f viaiis. ll w li tin r v -.-l am one. r. rr.il.it '.a t' at k" - I-"-'" 'V mink an. I . , 'i .T nf lh i niiuty Is bound to hi -it - t" -'i,-.s t i New s llevb- prOVfi It W tint inti-t J'kepl'C.ll. I ' DIRECT NEGOTIATIONS ! PAKIS. Dec. I.I. (A. !'.) The Ct riiian i-aiverniiient tmlay officially nnnnilnmil Its Inton- S lion to initiate direct nccntia- ! titiiis with tiie rr.'iieh coneern- Inn tlie Itiiineland and tlie linhr. fiecoi dilli: to u Havati dispatch I frtuii Itt rliii. T I Alb. rl Mie.-lli. son of Mr. ami Mrs. .Ins. pll Ml. . -Ill of this ity. ami Mils I lain-. -t Ni.-htis. nf Omaha. Nt h., tb" s.-.i. r of Mis II ,. rtt n. v.t r- unit.-l in liiair aip- yt tterilav at the I'lM't land hnl.-l In I'ortlan.l. The i-.T"-lii..i:v was witti' -isi.t hv the :i-ii'im"s It.ii - nts I hl hmt'i.-r. V. .1. Mit i 111 and wir.-. and .Mrs. !!. -n. til ctlstor nf the bride. Mis. .Mli.-lli Is ipiiln well known in Iloseliiirir, Invitm- spent -. v.-uil in IK Ii-. hem vv;'li her sister. Aft-r a al'iirt. iiintn- trtti. Mr. nnd Mi s. Vi. .,11 v ,!l retai a In Kie.ehur:; .in. I i t 'l-e Hi- ir h "if in l.aurelw I. V i 'I. i III n t i.ii.l.n, 1 by tin St.iu l.i: d i el . .nn,-.!!!-.. .stop m. r lit re ;.i "a M t: In nd' r. nn ati't pari V ..pi .i -Init tiiii-- In lin-t tul; on l' :r w.i smith. Mis H- ii.b i.-on Is i - - i. ,v 'a r of tlm Chalet I nn on ( :..wri i'.illll on 111"! ' 'itl'llchlll w a I'mir 1. ais Hiieua and at. 11 itrewlu'. tlie N'.'V Itt'V ICW.