Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, May 13, 1924, Page 4, Image 4

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THE RAI F-TsME WIFE
M. W. All
By ViO-i DARE
ALL NEW ADS ON BACK PAGE
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IFIEISEi
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Camping Tenting
W.I
WHO'S WHO ANT; V.
1IAJ'PL.LL.
ilAT 4
of
uety lo keep evEO"M - ou'
)u.r home ino CurU. La ml
FOR SALE
Kodaking
HIS Id THE S-KASON for all t.a we are pr. pur.-d to f.ll your to
T oulr. m-m. II. "..! II.,.- uli.l-H hv, b n rimn.ng
hi lie AVTI K lt: r the Pt month or to. l b. e ko.Uk pictures
:.It fll A bcau.lM. ,o,fry you can have you
Imply take KODAK with you ou your outing.
Churchill Hardware Co.
THE WINCHESTER STORE
PaiaieM Fllractioo Cm Vn Doiied
DR. II. K. NEKBAS
Dentist
Masonic Uulld'ng Hoaeburg. Or
l-a... W
Teeth Bit-acted and ller.laod same
dar WHO or wiu""
I
I
I
SEE THESE CAR BARGAINS
a, w
r.l-SPA.V HALE, a your.; array
Offictf. return frum the 1'l.lllpplne.
' xa nnd tint
HL'ZAN'NK. with whom
... haa miifTtlhi
OMJhr ltKY ATWOCI). a promi
nent man much ollr than ah.
Hale trie to per. ud her to
I-v. Der bul.and, Ht divorce
and marry h!m. fe-J'.li.if " (hit
,h. .till care for bun. Bulunne
la troubled by this, and by th re
port that th.r. la a lovo affair be-
tWHfl
LICK LEIGH. Geoffrey", nephew,
and a chorua .Irl.
LINDA VALE. Atwood". e -tary
Introduce, herself to Huisnne.
and makM a determined effort to
Interfere between huannnd and wile.
At jack's r"l"et. Suianne give, a
lmie party for th chorua girl.
LOLITA. Mrs. Vale manage, to be
bAihI.
J nua i,een coming there.
I If a totnn bad been Hung from
' ambush riant at her feet Susanna
! could nut Lave bten more aurprlaed.
She was tlaJ!lnt -M-h anier an
kned to aj,ia)c aharply and put
thia alnitter lUveiHurtsa In her
p aj-e but In time n remembered
Curtis Leland air)c. It was dlll
rult. but she rafralned for a mo
ment from speakln? at alL Then
with her head beld hujh. she cross
ed th room, picked up ner wrsps
-ood for sale. -r-
LOST AND FOUND
Ve. wo lime irttrsl u.h.-.I ar
on hand hil we will 'U
low an $j P'-r wn-k.
IIAI'I' ItllO'J 1IKHS
'aaa aud I'lne riin-t-ia
AAAASkSiasi)
Strawberry
Crates & Ilallocks
lart-c and small lots
For Sale at
West Side Grocery
ROSEBUUC
NOTICE TO REP'JB'.ICAN VOTERS
1! name will ai-,.r on Ilie r.-puljil j
can primary ballot for reiir.io-ncativej
to tlx- atalo I. Kiaiaturn from jounlai
county. Very resptrtfully. I
W. 1C. VINSON.
u.. , 'I
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CANOID .TE FOR
COMMISSIONER'
myself
I fcereL anno-tneo myself to re
publican vntt-rs ill Ijoukihs Co. aa
candidal at May prli-arl.a ftr office
ul coui.. couimlaaJ-aier. Mac W.
Kauiiliviry, Yoncalla, or. (1IU Ad.)
VIOLET DARE
CANDIDA1E FOR COMMISSIONER,
VOTE FOR
FRANK L. CALKINS
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
FOR
County Assessor
Primary Election
May 1G, 1924
Fair and Kiiullnlda Service, to
tho Taxpayers ot Innivlas t'ounty
I het.by announce, Diyaf to the
republican voters of IxukIhs count)
as a candidate at the May primaries
for tha otllcs of County Commis
sioner. Harry U. Eccleelon. Drain
Oregon. (I'd. Adv.)
CANDIDATE FOR SUPERIN
TENDENT OF SCHOOLS
I hereby announce myself a republl
can candidate for superintendent ot
schools of DouKlns county, at the May
pruuKrle. Mia. Kdith S. Ackert, Myr
tle Creea, Orero-. tl'aid adv.)
Fon COUNTY SCHOOL SUPERIN
TENDENT. I hereby announce toy candidacy
for the office of county school super
intendent subject to the will of the
republican voters at tho May pri
maries. ll'aid Adr' O. C. ItKOYVN.
When the Income Stops
Hav
for
a you Prepared
that emetgency?
JOHN E. FLURRY
Insurance Agency
Roam 1 and t
Roburg Bank Bid 9.
Rotvburg, Or.
CANDIDATE FOR REPRESENT
TATIVE.
I herchy aruounca my If a ropub-
Uc.111 tdii.li'liim (or rlieHtiitativu lo
utati- li r;"lnture fmin lNtuuiaa county
at .Mujr pnmar.i-a. AUrryl ;. Shaver,
utl.iTiin, Urt-Kua. (1'ultl Adv.)
. . A
CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF
1 bsvietty .nnoiinr wyai-lf m rwpublV
can Hiitluliite f.T vr.;t ul in-uiaa
county, ht tue My prtiuarifM. Kruuk
M. lIoikina, Caiyiouvlile, OrvKoa.
(I'd. Adv.)
XLII TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE.,
mL'I.TIS LEI-AND t roinn to
I help m to t tnxoah
a frlenrl of hla without even
coniaJtlnff Ooff.- Ulck announcwl
Ciiumpbis-nt 1 f
whn ha had
ttnftBy regain-
hU breath. ;
"Winti to
help m set
on my ft
t a f rutin y
man ahould
ba. Don't
know what
tha Job wfll
be, but I don't
care ao long
aa H'a work.
Here, let me
help you."
And though
the a-trJa pro
tested that he win far from well
enough to part.rli-ata In the hooae
work ltck tl to movlnic thing
around ot of Susanna'a way. hand
in, thin to Lotlta and admirtor
vervthlnn In the little apartment-
They worked hard all afternoon
and aa d-ink gathered t the wtn
dowa the forlorn little Voom had al
rdy ben transformed into a
chferv. livaMe home.
' What a aurprlae all thta will be
to Geoff." 8ur.nna mentioned a lit
tle ntaently. Try aa ahe would ahe
poiidn'l helo worry In a Uttle over
the pniwjfrt of telling him what
ahe had done.
And not entirely a pleaaant aur-I
prle either, 1 diue aay, a voice
api'ke from the doorway.
To thlr httrror and amnmnt
the weary trio of crn spiral ora who
had Un ao gay hot a moment be
fore, lookfl up nd found Mra. Vale
atandtn, drmnatlcally Just on the
thfithoid.
"Your rhi-iffeur ta very tafrtftil."
he an Id idly to Bit tan n a aa ahe
adnned Irto the room and ulnnced
critically aroot at the chtap Iit'le
f umlnhtrra, "Hut when I tlm.nd
to know whr my dai:trhtr haa
teen ajeendlnir hr afternoona lnte
ly. he canm-t refune to tIl rr.e. Now
X have a-k-d him to wMt down-
Btaim aa I am sure you will all want
to ;o ln.n.e.l.fttely With me to pnt
the mnttrr lefore IJ-orrr'y. I doubt
Jf he would hnve l.elW-vd thit yon
would n ao fur In your e (Tort a to
kcp him and hla ward atp:uated
ri ntiftivTH fir
1 13.30 per ti. r. rum- .
Foil SALEISO acre ranch. Address j
Vox 2, CamaM Valley. Ore. I
also
FOUND Beaded bag.
1 this office, describe
I pay for adv.
0ner
1 - , ym
T.i .mif-M terrl. r pups,
v.icl;er baby bugH'. 42 Kasl Avc.
KOH SALE Miik ft-d broilers. 25 to
35c each. Moutoe .Nance. mches .
ter. OI'P- dtiiot.
tOli BAix-i"","" '-h LOST White
FOrND-l.odt.-e pin. Owne7T
this nffiefl. .tenet-ilia .
pay for adv.
Property
FOUND package container
Owner call at office, ideal,?.
i-rty and pay for adv. '
mi
4U
wmm.
..ri nf the late Mason
Aldrich. of Edenbower. was held yen-, .
terdav from the Undertaking parlor..
' r r-iHwell. officiating. Inter-.
'!, ,,k olace in tho Civil Bend
cemetery. Tb funeral service were
attended by a lame number of tho
sorrowing friends and relatives, and
many accompanied the remains to the
final resting place.
Mr Aldrich during the thirty years
that he was a resident of Roaeburg
made many close friends who were
grieved by his sudden death. He was.
during bis lifetime, engaged as a car
penter and bulIU.T, and erected many
r the aiructures in this city, in this
i death he leaves six children, Mrs.
! Beatrice Trester, of Aberdeen. Mrs. j
Martie Paichen and Mrs. A. A. corn-i
ell of Oakland, Oregon: Mrs. J. K.
.. .. . t. rl.n.u. Al.lrieh'
KM tl. OI liUiteUUI. vttnt.vo ...... .-
of Seattle and Bert Aldrich
Francisco, also one step-daughter,
Grace Hyatt, of Uoseburg.
tv... jtuiuuK.-il aa s member of the
I. O. O. F. and Muccabee orders. SELL NCi OU i-mu - .
o Bioca. -o ,,. GET YOUR fox trots at iha
Man. has. cycle on the Iioor I Kxchance. S28 No. Ku.7.
01 1 1 . iwh".- 1 : .
-i'oland
eight weeks
Canyonville.Oie.
tr.ir" cXl lotlel
....r., m fine condition, only
sightly us'ed. l'rice ilk See it at, LOST Wednesday bctTeeu(
the News-itevrew uiio-e. t"'" 'oe, pock(
gold
Swift's. Without braceln '
T.- A.lnn.a Uuinl
Underwood! ..", ' .omWil
of San ! FOTTSALE-New Lang stove ure-,
dium size. .M-ver ueeu ...
joints of pipe and elbow. Address.
"Stove" care News-Keview. j
bridge and
containing wedding rinu nj
articles. Reward, Leave at
liOV.
MISCELLANEOUS
1
G. W. Cay. the Kalelgh
moved from 212 North Stephens
to 123 No. Pine St.
"Put mother
ta Tet-t h 't h
ber an, I f.-fwl
tl-n e't Pi'ranti!.
".rv! I tlt nt
I,,,,,.,..,!.. t. .
ly.Hta
l.ither
h"I.
stnrte.l
Ihn.ire.l
utten
J't Vn-ltr what
They worked hard all alttrnoon.
and as aracloualy aa a qnen mo
tioned to Lolita to follow her.
As they drove away. Mrs. Vale !
chattered on self -consciously about
commonplaces as though she had j
refrreued her hasty words. She was ,
agnln playing her old game of con
trolling- every situation by making ,
herself the centre of it. i
Buxanna waa plainly nervous and 1
though ahe patted Lollta'a hand
comfortingly and urged Dick to
lumy In a -taxi and rush straight
home, her mind waa a turmoil ot ,
doubts and fears. What ahould ah :
do? I
She felt !!kt a doomed prtsoinf I
who haa been granted a reprieve I
when the car arrived at Geoffrey '
office and they loomed that he had '
rone to a meeting and was toot ex -
peered back until late.
At horn, ahe longed .to go to hor -
home end think thlnffi over quiet- :.
ly, but Mra. Vale aeetned determtn- 1
d to stay and see the situation
through and Lolita beeged Buaarjua
not to leave her and her erf.thr
alt me.
'Tm afraid of mother when ah,
la like IhU. Yon. cannot tell That
she will do. she told br.
When Geoffrey arrived he found
them sitting quietly In the living 1
room, but the moat casual observer
could hav detected an undercur
rent of suspense.
"If Dick Is wen enough." he an
nounced curt'y. striding Into the
room and caving a hasty glance
at Hur.mna. "he will go South to
morrow. I have been making some
plrtna for hlm."
The little group glanced from one
to another, wonderingly. How she
n-lhe.l ah could read her hus
anil'a moods behind his Iron coun
tenance. Mra. Vile w.n the flntt to apeak.
7lr eve Hired as she said:
"Tee. no, I a.Tno other plans have
r-en mB-le that you may want to
hear about."
sjn Sales Agency,
St.
MEN'S silk and pongee shim.
FOR SALE Lltlhr Maxwell truck, aunderod JorJue.J'lione 5R.
.-ond running order: fair rubber, : p you WANT The most It.
windshield, top. A big bargain uti mohair, Bee Jlerger, cor. Qui
$3u. Mrs. E. Lirnlhe, Sulherlin,
Ore.
Pine St
FOR HIRE Touring
Pally rehearsals are being held for
the historical pageant which is to be
presented by the pupils of the grade
schools of lioseburg during the straw
berry carnival. This event Is to be
one of tho most Interesting thet
schools of the city have ever attempt-,
ed and is unique in many respects..
The pageant has been prepared by!
Miss Haseltine, music supervisor of,
the schools, and the script ha3 been
carefully edited for historical exact
ness by Prof. Horner of the Oregon
Agricultural college, who is one of
the foremost authorities on Oregon
history.
The children will depict the coun
try before the coming of the white
man, will show the entrance of the
first settlers, the proiiress and devel-j
opment of the country, and finally a;
review of the resources and products;
of modern times. The music and'
dances will be beautiful and the his
torical facts to be offered will be as
m arly reproduc'.lcns of the original I
happenings as is possible.
It is believed that this is the first
time in Oregon that such a pageant;
has ever been prepared and staged by
grade school children. Several adult j
pageants have been given, but one of j
this magnitude has never before been
attempted by children of such young '
ages. I
Thcro will hA mnro than KOO erndo!
FOR SALE One carload of Angora 1
goats. One pair of purebred En-
glish bloodhound pups 5 cios. old.
' Johnson Produce t o., Medford, Orb. !
vm s.M.E One nair mare mules, 3 1
years old. About lb hands nign. or N0TiCBFuniitiire andlooi
ted at 318 woodward, w,
car. Kj
.; - li... th. "1
trips a Bycviauy. x uune ZL I
i.aurinson.
CAR OWNER Dud.- forgei"
553 when in need of auto J
rturii s aui viecKing Hon!
would trade for milk cows. R. It-
Hill, Olalla, Ore. l'ostoffice Brock'
way.
FOR SALE At Yoncalla, Oregon, ID
acres, 3 room house. U miles froi
town, lots of fruit: part of it un
der cultivation. Price (1100. Roy
Andrews, owner. Oswego. Oregon.
THOROUGBltED police do,
for sale. From registered female
with unusually fine pedigree. A
few pups left with tan or wolf grey I
markings. Dan Boone, Roscburg,
Ore.
Ore. was sold May 3rd. ls;i
B. Ater had no interest in it,
to the time, having given op J
8ion 01 saiu goous April 3itt
Mr. U. E. Ater.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
pups, Dlt M. ti. I'Litii cniroprttt
BICUtU. l.i . UIUH OL
USED CAR BARGAINS
In order to close out my entire
stock of used cars. 1 offer you tho
following attractive prices with
terms.
Studebaker touring car $200
Chevrolet roadster 275
3-1 ton Republic truck 300
Buick six touring Car 50
Glenn II. Taylor
Service Garage Rostburg, Ore.)
Make Housecleaning hi
RE-SURFACE YOUR 01
FLOORS
No need to put down new th
Just re surface the oldonad
they will be as good u m
Levels worn ppots, takes (
dirt, stains, paint, vamitt.rj
leaves a perfect surface. C
low and work done quirk- a
guaranteed, f. F. McMUUt
860 Templin St. Phoned
FOR RENT
1
FOR RENT Safety deposit boxes.
' Itosebmg National Bank.
FOR RENT Up to date"-furnished
apartment. 4S Pitzer St.
FOR- RENT FiveT room plastered
house, lnouir 51S S. Main St.
scnooi cnuuren, participating, anu m
addliion the high school glee
clubs. - ...... .... .... ' "1
, . , . !., L, H-Jlll, UiiLll. "I ill a in niivct.
UGU lilt: uiKU bciiuui utuuvsiia win u
UPSON
PBOC.Si.tO
BOARD
to almost'10" .L.s 1 ---Mo.iciu lour rooia tur-
nished flat. Mis. Clark, Phone
I 212-J.
used, swelling the number
1.0"o.
Lights are to be strung- In Laurel
wood park where the pageant Is to te : FOR KENT Sleeping room lu mod
ern home. Plenty of hot and cold
water. Suitable for 2 people. Garage.
711 W. ,Mosher. Phone 403-J.
Let us tell !fI
iL
Church!
Hdw.a
P. S. Has bea
cent drop In P
given, and it Is probable that some
unique lighting effects can be worked
out.
CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF
I hereby announce mself as re-'
pulilir.m candidate for tho office of '
abet lit of militias county at the
pimitti) election, May 16. 8. W. Star-;
111. 1. (I - id Adv.) I
vole
pres
they
, choi.
fur S nator Kendrirk for tho
d'l'.Mal rumination "as long as!
feel that he may be made the:
of th- convention.' !
aa -i.er.
S 8 B ?
r,iiV S B v r. I'
A-arr'N mill ".r-.elJi t-
'ilWi!
CANDIDA TE FOR TREASURER I
heietiv announce tnse!f a repub-'
lie ait ctiiilidalt. (or treasuit-r of iMtug
l.ia county, at the M.ty piituaiies. J.
I:. Saweiat Koseburg, Olcgull.
tl'd. Adv.)
MEI Ff)l(! KOSEBURO freight line
loaves Turadavs and Fridays for Med
ford, arrives Mondays and Thursdays. !
: t or lninraiHiioa Pbbne 66 or 3t2.
WANTED
WANTED Clean rags. News-Review
office.
I EMERY Wants to buy your wool
1 and mohair. See him before selling.
I heieltv
1 Cl:itle r.iu
I :.l the
I
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Z SuirMcr Is Her:'! J
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X o er. l.et lit lo ip "" """ " ir
t j.-al a (..unit -Ids. 1 U ' If'k
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CANDIDATE TOR TREASURER
iii;ii irue m-t lf a ilt-uio-i!i.lnlf
fr fo.niv ti.,-!ir'r
fprr-l n.lv )
R. A.HERCHER
Hrpubl.can Cand djte
For ijlftte Lrgislature
Primary Elect. en, May 16,
ll'a.d All I
the lleH. ttad
(At.., ut, J l-r. ... 1. tt.U Wire. 1
C'ASPKli. Win. M:iv 13. The
il.int;.-r,ii!r partv has st'Milireil an
other , rest. 1. tit lul pos-ilality fullow
tns! ilie stiiie detnorrattc conveui ion
here yestertlay at wlu.h St nator .1.
H. Kttidrlik of Wyoming, waa put
forth as the choice o( tin- Hate,
parly t..r standard bearer of the lu-'
t1011.1l oritii n ial ion.
The M ilel.-t.it. s to t!.e . nio-,
t-r..tir fenv. i.iion were Inpirui-titi tti
Hall's Catarrh
McdScine
Uxal anj interraL, anj haa been uiicat
lul in the ttcaimcnt tt Catarrh lor over
lo.-ty Ycsra S-U by tU druts -ta.
F. J CH1MY e CO . T.-lcl.t, Ohio
( t-..l. It.
MEI'KDIU..
Salt Lake 1 r ..
U ll tins S- !rn
here lust I.:i.ht
plane
to r. ti
I'rraa I'AacI Wire )
May 13.- Ira Ii
. t-n.lcd a slow m.u
u'iilnu, local wre.-tl.-r.
by means of his
'' Sclineidau l"'iaj tm-
Irt the mat. T!h M-tithe
first fail ith a
'- hold in 'jr. ni:nn:es.
hetl his o;i;.on, nt al
i :itt-cn niinuit s rest-
DONT BE OPERATED ON
SURGICAL operations for Piles ate
largely UNSUCCESSFUL, as i
prcd by the65 of such cases which re
occut within two vearv My NON-SURGICAL
mb-woy whit h I GUARAN
TEE to cure any caac of Pile or refund rhe
patient's fee, are gentle, mild and sooth
ing. The greatly enlarj.ed offices which
house my increased jt art ot k 1 1 ltd at tenci.
sntsarenowinmyown new building. ad
joining my hotel where out of town pat
ienn mav be convenient
--' lyandcomlortablylocat-
? cA SMi Uvir, f or my fxtt
V illssliJlfd keek.
QHtS. X DvN.M.D.Inc
STrl AKO HA'N-OWOVTE court houu
'. T-OKTUND.ORECOM
4
sawing, Koseburg
WANTED Wood
Apts. Phone 4'J".
CAPABLE girl wants position in
store. Address F. care News-Ueview.
WANTED TO RENT siiiall "furhish-
ed house, or home for summer.
Phone 133-Y.
WIDOW wants home for boy where
he can earn board and wages. Ad-
dress "Hoy,'' care New s-Review.
WANTED Woman . or girl "to do
housework on ranch. No washing.
Phone 1F11 or write Mrs. W. E. j
"Boise, Dixonville. j
W ANTED To" It I'VSm nTfTian .1
b'.t-ycles. We pay cash. We also do
, all kinds of bicycle repairing, and
key fining. Koseburg Cyclery, 119
No. Jackson St.
WANTED Ludy or man who would
like to titke up a nice clean office
work, with no competition, and at
splendid pay. If you will call at the
Terminal Hotel and ask for C. A.'
NYNeir. we can talk It over. '
$35.01
SUITS
I
at Bernier.The Tal
Cpstai7s'.Next.;tfCmp(iua;Bi
Now is the time to
the Flies
Before the warm wvatherin
Kill them with
FLY TOX
You slmplv spray it in IM -where
the flies are and it
them. It 1b non-poisono.
will not harm the linest ta
ll also kills flies, nnts, m"
nn,l mocmiilneS.
Call at the store and let ns
niistrnte it to you. ,1
ECONOMY GROCER
PHONE 63
TUBBY
on v nii't'S sTiM So oC rAtsitK
CilNVil .WAiMNSTY' 111 Vli
W'eWm.ii'lMii 1 CM P0 tNV
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VAt OO tX'U.'l) "IJ
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But Wait Till He Tries to Take 'Em Off.
TRf ov.n WAV
Phon. Ill Our Auto Will Call
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fiCMU fin SCCt AS AMV
IF SHE FlMD'S COT
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If YT v . A.
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Good oie Pmmt
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CF SHOES AND
MCCKIM6S?
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