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ROSEBURO NEWS-REVIIW. FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1924. page nvt i ACCIDENTS Will Happen Hand all tools for repairing the ear wnen n goes wrong, oave on repair bills. All Kinds of Socket Wrenches Ranging from $1.35 per set up. nart of the motor or car with these handv tools Ion can re ind,Densible to every car owner. THE WINCHESTER STORE It rfANCE AT TILLER .HI be a social dance at Til UM .ht. June H.h. good turu" come. ! ATTENTION B. P. O. ELKS AND PUBLIC. jTcTM. McNeil LmOPRACT'C SPECIALIST LUe$ of Women and Ch Wren a opecumj w ' . fl-7 VJ Cass St. P 594-J. Roseburg, Oregon Auction Sales ! iestock. farm machinery spe- ( j.,. call e f" lutes- . J JOHN ABEEISb lent ! a...-i g - The nnnunl services comniem- oratinc the birth of the Ameri- can fin will be held at the court houfe square Sunday, June 15, at 7:30 p. in. The lods will assemble at the Temple promptly af;7 o'clock. The public Is earnestly re- quested to participate In the ceremony at the square. milder br Carpentry, Building, Id Job Work, call CD.Maynard for good service 267 Umpqua Ave. Phone 335-R ! LOCAL NEWS : 4 Attends Graduation i Mrs. Richard Wjliett returned last night from Salem where she attended the graduation of her son GeorRe. from the law department of the Wil lamette University. Rug Special ! Royil $37.60 Ji-W 834.00 b f'hton $30.00 -' R'inton $40.00 -' Bussoruh 48.00 p Tap. Brussel SI 5.00 well furniture fxcfiange Miss Eddy Returns Miss Dorothy Eddy who has been attendins the Oregon Agricultural college this wintr, returned to her home in Koseourg last evening to spend the summer here with her par ents. On Business From Portland H. Veatch of Portland arrived In the city yesterday evening to spend several days here in the interests of Marshall and Wells company. Mr. Veatch is registered at the Hotel Umpqua. Guests Of Mr. Weaver F. W. Poasford and party of San Diego, Calif., were the guests of W. J. j Weaver of the Hotel Umpqua last ev ening. Mr, Pousford is the assistant manager ol the Waldorf Hotel In San Diego. Pn the Income Stops Have you Prepared . or that emergency? ?0IIN E. FLURRY Wince Agency Rocms 1 and 2 RoburB Bank Bldg. kj VI V. Return From Univers Mildred Sinnott and Florence Sin nott who have been attending the University of Oregon for the past year returned to tuolr home in Koseburg this evening to spend the summer here. Motor Man i-iere W. S. Ulery ot Portland, factory representative of the Willys-Knight Motor company, arrived In the city yesterday afternoon to spend the next few days here in the interests of the company. mm Here For Week End Dertrum Jessup arrived In Itose burg last evening from Eugene where he has been attending the University of Oregon to spend the week end hero visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kriever. Mr. Jessup Is from Port land. Motor To Marshfield Mrs. Wm. Donebrnke. Mrs. O. W. rtapp, Mrs II. H. Hidinger. Mrs. H. M. Wheeler and daughter Althea, mo tored to Marshfield today in Mrs. Bouebrakes-car to visit for a few days at the home of Mrs. Itapp's daughter, Mrs. Dewey Wilson. Leave For The East- Mrs. 0.-4I. IXiwns and son Donald Eugene, left last evening for Muncy, Indiana, where they will spend some time visiting with Mrs. Downs' par ents, Mr. and T.irs. K. O. Livengood. They are making the trip by the southern route and will return by the northern route. They expect to be away from the city for about two months. LOVE-OR FAME? by VIOLET DARE ! Author of "The Half-Time Wife" DOROTHY LANE eoea to New Tork to visit PE11SIS UliANT and try to break Into the movies. Bhe meets LAWRENCE FKENC1I, a young publicity man, and attar a quarrel with Persia, goes to a girls' club with BVLVI.V STEARNS and lives there. Through Kronen she meets - JOHN HKWAKD, a famous star, and is engaged as his leading lady In an indepoudont production that ha Is making. fiurcliiil' Hardware Co. II i i in MM VIOLET DARE XXI " LOVE YOU!" T WAS gorgeous whon wo got to the Cape; wo stayed in a tiny I little town, and before we did any work at all we spent one long. glorious , day out o n the rocks at the ocean's edsc, finding Just the .right place and re hearsing what we were to do. Mr Sew ard went over every bit of my part with me, and truly the way he'd worked It out was wonderful. Then the second day we began to work. Mr?. Phlpps was In one or two scenes. but the others ever so many of them were between Just Reward and me. He and Mr. llaynes i thought It best to take a lot of extra poses, dozen more than they could 1 possibly use, and then they'd cut I out all but the very best ones, of j course. We had done all of them and 1 were finishing the Inst few, the I third day we were up there, when the thing happened that howled me over completely. It's rut her hard for me to tell it, because it was so very Intimate and personal yet, after all, you who rend this story of part of my life will never know me, and, having; told so much, 1 mlpht as well tell the rent. At the very end of the picture, John Seward was to take me In his arms and kiss me. He'd dVme the same thing earlier In the plctnre, but he'd Just fnked the kiss, and that was all. Hut that afternoon, when the air was like wine, and the sun and wind and dashing waves seemed to have got right Into my Mood. h swept me up in his arms, held me close to him aa Instant, and then kissed me on the lips again and again. Mrs. Phlpps wasn't there, and somehow, the film caught in the camera at the very end. so that the camera man had to give It his at tention. I w as glud of that. I know that my face must have been bias ing. I heard Mr. Huynes say, "Kather hot stuff, John!" as John Seward let me go, but I rushed away down a little path in the rocks; we'd planned to leave that I ant there trying to pet hold of myself. evening, and I'd told them that I had to pack, so when I thought about It afterward I realized that Mr. Haynes would think thut was why Trt hurried away. I didn't go bacK to the hotel. though I didn't cure whether 1 ever packed my clothes and went back to New 'ork or not. I could only think of one thing the way John 8evard had klised me. And dhln't want to think of ttfnt. There was a little nook in the rocks, off by Itself, where you could'' sit and look Ptrafcht out to sea: X clambered up to that and Just sat very still, trying to get hold of my self, but somehow I couldn't. I found myself cry in crying hard. too, though I didn't exactly know why. And then somebody scram bled up the rocks, and I felt John Seward's hand on mine and heard him say; "Don't cry. deai didn't you know that I loved you?" DIS1 LAST NIGHT Another excellent booster meeting was held last night, this time be tween the business men of Elkton, Yoncalla and Drain. The meeting waa held at the Perkins Hotel in Drain, where a delightful banquet was served preceding the business ses sion. As has been the rase in all of the previous meetings, the men pres ent were well pleased with the plans for boosting ltougja County, and were enthusiastic over the outlook as presented by the various speakers. All present entered into the spirit of the occasion with a whole-hcarteduess which speaks well for the future of the communities represented, ' Jake Allen of the State Chamber of Com. nierce made another of his fine ad dresses, and Will E. Holbein, secre tary of the Koseburg Chamber ot Commerce also addressed the meet ing. There were many other talks given. Mr. Holbein and Mr. Allen left Drain this morning for Iteedsport wheie a meetlug of the residents of the lower Umpqua district will be held tonight. Classified Section ALU NEW ADS ON BACK PA0I J FOR SALE KOH SALE Dy owner house and lot. 114 North Flint Street. GOOD TIME DANCE At community ball, Sutherlln Fri day night, June 13. Music by Shar rards Synccpalors. Everybody come and have a good time. Tomorrow My First PrososaT. STATE GRANGE TO BE ENTERTAINED A committee composed of J. E. Mc Cllntock, Jmes Hutchlngs, Jack Whar ton, lien Zlgler and H. W. Shaw from the Chamber of Commerce were In terviewing the business men today relative to the luncheon to be given the State tirauge caravan at the Greens school house south of this city Wednesday noon, June 18th. Some time ago representatives of the local Granges called on the Chamber of Commerce, for Cooperation in making this luncheon a success, and the above committee waa appointed' to look after the details. It is hoped that a large number of our business and professional men will attend this luncheon and meet these strangers and make them welcome to the Ump qua Valley. It is expected that a large number ot farmers will attend the luncheon. White summer hats on sale Satur day. Uell Millinery. NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the County Court of the State of Oregon for Douglas County. In the matter of the estate of Isnac Wlnnlngham, Deceased. Notice Is hereby given that the un dersigned has been duly appointed as executor of the estate of Isaac Wln nlngham, Deceased, by order or the County Court of Douglas County, Ore gon. All persons having claims against the estate of said decedent are here by notified to prestmt Bame with vouchers annexed, properly verified as by law required to the undersigned at his residence at Iirockway, Ore gon, or at the law office of John T. Long, Koseburg Oregon, within six r'cnths from the date of this notice. Dated and first published this 12th day of June, 1924. DOUGLAS WINNINGHAM Executor of the last Will and Test ament of Isaac Wlnnlngham, deceased. I of head or throat In tmiatlv benefited by the vapors of v VapoRud Owr 17 Million Jarm Ud Yearly I Dress hat, street hats, sport hats. On saie Saturday. HW1 Millinery. LARGE SHIPMENT OF GOODS FOR NEAR EAST RELIEF 1 Six large boxes of canned milk, ' and on package of canned milk. Die entire shipment weighing 42(i pounds, ; and 24 Backs of clothing, weighing i 874 pounds, made up Koseburg's con 1 tribulion to the Near East Relief ; during the campaign hist week. Un ! der the direction of Mrs. W. A, ! Smick, chairman of the local commit j tee, the goods were packed and Bent to Portland, and will be made up there for shipment with other Ore i gon donations to Syria and Armenia. I Mrs. Smlck had able assistance from j tho Hoy Scouts who aided in gather l ing the supplies and who assisted In the othr"work. P.inleu Extractioa Cat When Dctitcd DR. H. R. NERBAS Dentist Masonlo Building Ro.eburg, Ore. 1-h.B. 4KH Teeth Extracted and R.plared same day with or without plate,. FOK SALE Roll top desk and small safe. Phone 672 It. Foil S.T.ET:3 motorcycle. and side car. 531 Vast Ijine St. Foil SALE New red oats hay In the Jield.F.yH.A. WIWon, Melrose. FOH SALE Fordson tractor and disc plow, fUUO. G. S. Johnson, Wilbur, Ore. FOR RENT Safety deposit Koaeburc National Bank. boxes, FOH RENT 6 room modern bouse. kits South Main and Thompson Sis. Hell Millinery,' Foil RENT Four-room apartment two blocks from postofflce, electric ity for cooking, hot water, cool and airy apartment. Phone 227-Y. FOR SALE Oil TRADE Thorough bred Jersey Hull, three years old. Umpqua Park Add., J. W. McCon uell. FOR SALE 2 mowers, 1 rake, l7fow", 1 harrow, 2 cultivators. Also a tsood cow. Inquire at 621 First Ave. No. Roseburg. r'OH SALE $3U0 buys a Dodne In first class condition. Good rubbet. Can be seen at liioadway's Garage. No. Main st. KOH SALE Dioccoli plums, nice plants ready to set. From Kruse, liutner, Wilmot and Ashbx.seed. R. V. Hatfield. Phone 3il'H. FOR RENT j HOUSE FOR RENT Call 143 L, or see F. A. Fields. FOll RENT Furnished apartments. 620 North Jackson SL FO RREN TS "furnish cOght house keeping rooms. 618 So. Main SL FOR KENT Sleeping room, bath, hot and cold water, 401 So.ith Main Street. FURNISHED sleeping room for ront. Two blocks south ot Grand Hotel, 119 Mosher St. 80 ACHES pasture land, near Winston. Good water and grass. Cheap rent by the year only. C. 11. Van De. Void, Rt. 1, box 152, Roseburg. WANTED WANTED-Janltor work. Phone 1S9-L. WANTED Washingand ironing'. Call 360 R. WANTED Feeder pigT Address Soldiers Home. Geo. W. Riddle. WANTE1 3 foot "kitchen range. Ad dress Range, care News Review, T f I LOST AND FOUND I FOUND Lodge pin. Owner call at this office, describe property ani pay tor adv. FOUND Package containing lace. Owner call at office, identify prop erty and pay for adv. T MISCELLANEOUS T FOR RENT or will sell or trade my equity in small furnished house and 2 lots. Koseburg 1(1. 2, box 40, Phm 25F2. FOR IU5NT 8 room furnished houso with barn and garago. Riverside Addition. Inquire Ruseburg Cafeteria. HOME LAUNDRYPhone E37. CAiroWNEIl Don't "forget to call 663 when in need of auto parts. Sa'.il's AutcJ Wrecking House. Ft) H Til A DE 10 acres" of laud 8 miles west ot Olympla suitable for a chicken ranch of which is a sandy loam gravely soil ot loggod off land. Has a 3 room house, woodshed and chicken house ot which Las been built less than three years. Will consider a' tradu tor land near Roseburg, Oregon, providing it is free and clear from incumbrance. Price 11600. If interested corre spond with HAYCOX REALTY, 121 East 6th St., Olympla, Washington. Here . or Few Days Miss Florence Johnson who resides in Glendalo Is spending a few days In this city shopping and visiting with friends. Here From Glendale . . ' Miss Susan Cornell who resides iu Glendalo arrived In Roseburg yester day to spend a few days here visiting, with friends and shopping. MATERNITY HOME 1118 Winchester St. Phone 490 Mrs. D. Cornwell Patients privileged to have their own doctor. jpXIXI4XXXX RIGHT THERE With the Goods That's tho way this store has of pleas ing its patrons. It's a policy people like. Quality and Service are what we feature. Fruits and Fresh Vegetables on hand at all times. Phone us for anything you may need. PICKENS PROS. Perkins Bldpr. Phone 68 t Lark's Radiator l Works I 1HL lYlAK 1 ri A W ASMHNU 1 UiN Takes pills for years finds firsl permanen! relief in KeSlogg's Bran -j C. O. LARK. Prop. S New corp. InntnltnH. Fenders .1 & and bodies reoaircd. A S g All work guaranteed. S Prices reasonable. 51 S No. Jackson St. I '9 TlaTff yon fonnd permanent relief from thrit terrible disease constipa tion? 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