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.sLeIt3 --ROSEBURC KEWS-REVIEW- WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 Or 1 924-3-: wit o I ntotnit JACK IT! - ai Not Satisfactory Want It Returned urchill Hardware Co. THE WINCHESTER 8TORE BANQUET A meeting ot the local organita tion -ot reserve oflicera was held at the Vmpqua Hotel last night. Twenty-tour' officers were present at the banquet, which was served in the banquet room at 7 o'clock. Plans were made for National De fense Day, and various matters connected wila the test were dis cussed. Short talks were made by Major Quiney Scott, Lieutenant O. M. Berrle and Captain W. L. H Osborne. ...... araAaaaeaajVeayaa t )i . author or ft!JMAJIaUaAaVlaMMMiaMMaV't a ADIO 3GRAMS radix Coast Sutlont . . XL, The Oakland Trib meters. day. Sept. 10. 3"p. m. cores; 7 p. m. news ither and market re i. m. studio program; 7 a recital.. . GO General Electric Oakland, Calif., 312 iday, Sept. 10.-1:30 p. reports and weather; 3 jical program and Cora ms Institute speaker; 4 neert Orchestra of the Francis. Silent night, iday. Sept. 10.-12:30 ihestra- music and Fred i speaker; 6 p. m- or mslc; 6.30 p. m. chlld r; 8 p. in. Dr. Mars t, lecturer; 8:30 p. m. rogram; 10 p. m. dance Art Hickman's orches- FM, Earle C. Anthony, Angeles, 469 meters, iday, Sept. 10. 5 p. m. ot news Items; 6:45 p. live stories and musical , v.M p. m. "Mammy" s ;8 p. m. surprise night; studio program; 10 p. rwoodlaod Community or- 11 p. m. orchestral mu- KGV,', Portland, Oregon, n, 492 meters. day, Sept. 10. 11:30 ither; 3:30 p. m. talk by Cramer, home economics the Oregonian; 7:15 p. reports, baseball scores, ud market reports; & p. I m. concert by Louis Kaufman, violinist; 10 p. m. dance music by I Olsen's orchestra. RADIO KPO, San Francisco, 423 meters. , - W ednesday, Sept. 10. 12 noon time signals, scriptural readings; 1 p. m. orchestral music; 2:30 p. m. orchestral music; 4:30 p. m. Rudy Seiger's Fairmount Hotel orchestra; 7 p. m. orchestral mu sic; 8 p. m. dance music. RADIO KKSO, Angelus Temple, Echo Park, Los Angeles, 27S me ters. - Wednesday, Sept. 10. 2:30 p. m. Auditorium Healing service, organ Esther Fricke Green; La dies Revival Chorus; sermon by Aimee Bemple McPher son; 6:36 p. m. children's program includ ing bible stories for children. me should be protected ince. If your home Is are neglecting a duty owe your family. Per r policies are expiring sufficient. Bring them us go over them to ind then you will be IE. FLURRY irance Agency 'ooms 1 and 2 , burg Bank Bldg. - . 3 Roseburg, O e. FISHER'S STORE TO START BIG SALE A Bargain Carnival is the name given the sale to be started on Thursday by Fisher's Store. This sale is one of the most extensive ever held by this store, and the entire stock is offered at reduced p rices. During the past few days an extra force pf saleswomen have been busy tagging every pTe'cedf merchandise with, special colored sale tags, which are being used in addition- to the regular price marks. All of the Btore's goods are to be removed from boxes and placed on the counters or in sight upon the shelves so that the buyers will be better able to pick out the articles for which they are seeking. - A number of improvements have been made in the store. A balcony has been added, a skylight instal led, and other changes and alter ations provided, which increase the display space and give excel lent light throughout the entire building. . . W. H- Fisher, the proprietor of the store, is one of the best known merchants of the city, and bas been in business in Roseburg for many years, and enjoys the confi dence of the buying public. In his efforts to please and serve his many customers he bas endeavor ed to provide a place of business which will offer the best possible conditions for the sale and pur chase of merchandise, and he is now offering his entire stock of goods at prices considerably low er than the ordinary figure. BACKACHE IS A WARNING! Roseburg Folk are Learning How to Heed It. Ar you miserable with an ach ing back? Do you get up lame and stiff; drag through the. day feel ing tired, weak and depressed? Then you should help your kid neys. Backache is often the first sign of failing kidneys. Unlnary troubles quickly follow. Neglec ted, there's danger of gravel, drop-1 sy or fatal Bright's disease.- Don't wait for serious kidney sickness! Use Doan's Pills, a stimulant diu retic to the kidneys, before It is too late. This Roseburg resident tells an experience: P. P.' Oar, 6 North Ave., says: "My kidneys troubled me a lot and I had such backaches that I could hardly sloop or bend . over. My kidneys didn't act right, either. Doan's Pills soon fixed me up in good shape.. The aches and pains left my back and my kidneys were regulated." Price 60c- at all dealers. . Don't simply ask for .a kidney remedy get Doan's Pills the , same that Mr. Oar had. Foster-Mllburn Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y. ; ; -0 , r. PHYSICAL EDUCATION AN - - NOUNCEMENT Ladles Gymnasium Classes, twice a week v.. $1.00 per week Ladles Gymnasium Clatses, once a week .75 per week Young Ladies Dancing and Gymnastic Classes, twice . a week . . 1.50 Young Ladies Dancing and Gymnastic Classes, once a week .. 1.00 Children's Dancing Classes, twice a week 1.50 Children's Dancing Classes, once a week . . . . .75 Private Dancing Lessons.... 1.50 Director, Pearl Pyritz, B. S., Unl versity of Oregon. Classes be ginning this week. - Call Heinline Conservatory, Phone 390. WHO'S 'WHO AND WHAT'S HAPPENED. -. I . - ' MART HATWARD. ' a famous beauty, has gone through the form Of a marriage with I SIR NIObX CAVENDISH, al ihouaht she h In love with 1 BRUCB OLLLLAN. . Cavendish knows that she does not love htm. but urges ber to, remain with him for alls; months; promletns; that he will allow ber to have the marriage annulled at -the -end of 'that time ami return to Ollllan. Otlllan goes to Alaska and Mary and Nigel epend tbelr honeymoon In Venice, with WILMA RAYMOND, an old friend of Nlcnl'e, and her hueband. i Neclecttna- his buslneee Interests in Kna-land, Nisei lnatata on a-oinc with Mary to the Raymond's ranch In Canada.- Nisei tells Mary that he has de- elded to go to Mexico and divorce her, and that she la free to leave him at once. TODAY'S INSTALMENT BE SURE S'onr fire Insurance Buy your Insurance sponsible companies, 'esent strong, old Una exclusively. Claims y settled, and real to our policy holders, be of sen-ice to you? YOUNG & SON XSURANCE st- k Phone 417 lather is Proud .when .he iakes his son inio ike busi ness which is firmli) established newspaper advertising TUBBY City Official Ir Salary Cu . r-T.U-C E-PGER-TO-NT. ) M. W. Edgerton, City Law Direc tor ot Knoxrille, Tcnn., in a non partlsian business administration, went into office at $6,000 a year. As he cleaned np the mats of work, and his duties became less arduous, he asked for a salary cut ot 1,000. Now, with even less work to do, be has asked for another cut of $1,400, to $3,600 a year. Bot he wants bis assistants raised $600 year. XXXV UNEXPECTED FERENCE. NTBR- MARY went straight to her own room when she reached the n&htn. It waji lnrnnrriinualv furnished for a room In a house In the mountains; eager to spend money. W 1 1 m a had bought lav- lshly and un wisely, and In etead of creat- lily wiw muiua- phere to which Alary naa Diva acouetotned 1 n the beautiful camps In the -Adlronda eke VIOLET DARE which she had often visited. Mre. Raymond had furnished her rooms eo that they looked as If tney belonged in a Park Avenue apart ment. : Man had taken off her riding ha bit, bathed and dreeted again whon Nigel knocked on her door and en tered almost before she could an swer. ,i "Well, I've changed my mind," he announced. "I've decided that after all I'll let you go at the end of the six months, since you're eo deter mined to do. I muot say that I think you're rather a poor sport, Mary, and of course you understand that, though I'm willing to divorce you, I won t give you any alimony. Mary tried her best to hold her temper; her face flushed hotly, ond she clenched her hands so hard that the finger nalle cut her palms. But she said nothing. . i"I'U go to Mexico and divorce you," Nigel- went on. "It's really quicker to do It there than In Farts. And I've always meant to go to Mexico sometime. The Raymonds will go with me they're gooi friends, always, ready to stand by a man In trouble! So you may leave whenever you want to." He spoke as if he might have been dismissing a servant. But Mary was too. completely overjoyed to care how he spnko to her. The moment ha left the room she hur ried -to a telephone, and dictated to the telegraph operator at the distant railway station a message to Bruce, telling him -that matters had been aatlefaotorily arranged with Nigel and that she was leaving the next day for. Seattle. ' She waa finishing her packing the next morning when Wllma came In. I hear that you're going away," he began abruptly. "Nigel tells me that you and he have come to the parking of the ways." "Yes; rm starting for Seattle to nlgt," answered Mary. v "Well, you can't go," exclaimed Wlltna flatly. "You don't know what you're doing, or why Nigel la let ting yoo go. If you leave him, you'll regret It all your life." "But Nigel doesn't mind my go ing." Mary told her. In surprise. "He told me so yesterday, and again this morning when - we talked thlnge over. . He never has ( really cared for me." - "You don't reallwt how much he rare." Insisted Wilms. Ae ' she walked over to one of the windows and eat down there Mary reallxed that ber raea wna .very pale, and marked with signs of recent tears. "He thmks everything In the world of you, but doesn't want to hold you against your will," Wtlma went on. "He wants you to- be happy.- See what he's done for you, how muob money he's spent OA yo.M "He has bought me ' beautiful clothes. 1 grant you that. But he bought them not becauee I wanted them, but becauee he did. He w allied to have hie wife drees ae wwD that people would star at ber sd calk about her.' 1 waa fuet en more piece -ot property that he owned, that was all." " - '- Wllma ahrucged . he sbeuldets, lighted a cigarette and atared oat of the window. - Mary went -on wtth her packing, carefully tucking awety the things she had not eared to entrust to her maid. She had dts covered that the woman wna a great gossip and had been talktns; about her to the other servant an unfnrclvnhle crime in Marr'e eyeex Well, of conree yow must do aa you think ftst' but you're making a mistake." Wllma beaan ' asaia after a moment "I wonder f dont know . whether to tell yon tola or not; you and 1 haven't been fi leads. ever, and I hate to confide In yea. You wouldn't understand me, - Tai afraid; you're so desperately right eous yourself." - .;,., ... - 8he paused an Instant, then went on slowly. "You can't go away and let Nigel get a divorce, because If you do, 111 have to marry him. And f don't want to. I'm In love with my hus band." "But why you can't leave him LIVESTOCK SHOW NOVEMBER 1-8 "The Pacific International Live stock Exposition will be held at Portland the week of November 1 to $ next, and according to infor mation sent out and the premium list Issued, the. event, will be the biKgest since the inception of the exposition. The fire that visited the expostion grounds a few weeks ago destroyed the main building, but the new structure will be in readiness tor the show, and more room than ever will be provided for exhibits and entries to the show. Classified Section ALL NEW AOS ON BACK PAQt FOR SALE FOR SALE Round oak wood for cook stove, $3.50 per tier. Phone 18K15. FOR SALE Five Rambollett rami from registered stock. I O. Mathews, Uixonvllle. -r FOR RENT VOX TERRIER pups for sale, i mile south ot Kelly Korner, W. I. Isoni. "i'ou oun't txciaimcd. leave Nigel," WUma "Oh yes I can; he thinks 1 mar ried him just te spite Nigel, one time years ago when Nigel and 1 had quarreled. I adore him, but he doesn't realize that And he told me this morning that he's going to clear out now. go off to Africa or India or somewhere, and leave me to divorce him and marry Nigel." "But can't you tell him the truth?" . .'Tve tried to and he doesn't be lieve me. He won't let me tell bun. He says he knows T don't care for him and never have." - -"But I thought he wanted te stay here and work the ranch." - - - "WelK he he'e changed his mind. If you leave now, you'll be making it very- hard for me." "I'm sorry," Mary answered slowly. "But It seems to me thot you've got Into rather a messy tangle for which Tm not In any way respon sible, after all' "After all, you made a marriage of convenience -yourself, ' and then cheated, didn't yoa? This 'wife in name only" play ot yours makes me tired! You're taken everything Nigel had to offer and then refused to be even a decent companion to him." - - "He refused to let me be one," exclelmed Mary angrily. "1 told him I'd been wrong and. offered to be gin all over again, and he wouldn't let me. X suppose why, he must have done that because he was In love with .you." . "Yea, he was." answered Wlhns, sobbing Into her handkerchief, whloh she had just ecented with Mary's most delicate perfume. - 'Tomorrow A Cruel Farewell NORTHWEST MANAGER v NEW CAR IS HERE 'W. W. Dean, northwest mana ger for the Heed M. Chambers Ox. of Portland, who handle the Rollln car sales for this slate, is in Rose burg today looking after business matters in connection with the local sales agency of that automo bile. Mr. Dean is driving the first Rollln ever brought to Ore gon, a sedan, that be has driven over 12,000 miles. He Is optimis tic regarding the automobile in dustry, and believes that the busi ness will build up to a remarkable degree,- and that the saturation point is yet a long way off. He looks for a fine business In Rose burg territory. . . 0 Living Without A Stomach Is It possible for a human being to live without a stomach 1 That is a question physicians are often asked. Persons have been known to survive for a number of years after' the removal of the stomach but what a miserable existence! Surely no one would care to- live very long under such conditions. Thousands ot - people afflicted with chronic stomach trouble are little better oft than . the person who has had this vital organ cut out .They are really living . with out a stomach, but don t know it. What food they eat is digested, If at all. In the bowels. No wonder that so many ot them are finally stricken with deadly appendicitis. Stomach ' sufferers who have used Smith Bros.' M. A. C. say that nothing ever gave them such prompt, effective relief. This in vigorating and cleansing tonlo is sold on a positive guarantee ot money back if the very first bot tle doesn't relieve any caBe of di gestive trouble. Try it today for dyspepsia, Indigestion, beartburn excessive gas, nausea, acidity or other stomach distress. Large bot tle $1.25. Nathan Fullerton Drug Store will supply you. (Mall or ders accepted.) FOR S ALE D'AnJou and Cornice pears. A. F. Sucksdort, Coos Junction. . FOR SALE Good stack ot oat and vetch hay. A. F. Suksdorf. - Coos Junction. . ; . FOR SALE t registered Hamp- shlre rams. 1 yearling and t lambs. J, J. Betts, Phone &F34 FOR SALE All kinds of fir wood, Prompt delivery and prices right Phone 181-ST. O. J. Rand, FOR SALE 25 cords 4-toot fir wood also Sanders double disc dry land plow, good condition. Llndblom, Dlxonvllle. With a complete lcasod wire urvli-n ronrhinbT In all narte Ol Oregon, the News-Revlow furn ishes its 4200 subscribers the lat- est news every flay. FOR SALE Percheron colts, one 7 years and one 5 years, partly broken, weight about 1300 each. R 2. box 14, T, G. Blevins. FOR 8 ALB Registered Ram- boulllet and pure bred Delain rams, 1 and . yrs. old. Address J. O. Barnes, Ten' Mile, ore. oil SALE Good four year SI3 cow, Jersey and Holsteln, gives about 4 gallons daily, high in butter-fat J. S. Frey, R. 1. Box 165-A.: .. and 1 FOR kn..NT Furnished sleeping room, bath, 401 South Maui BC FOR RENT Three-room, furnish ed apartment; 408 East Doug las St. ; FOR RENT Furnished house keeping rooms, reasonable, 1110 Prospect. - FOR RENT Two- 8 room apart ments, gas and hot water. Phona - 487-J. or call at Herrlck House, ROOM FOR RENT For gentle man, close in; modem house Reasonable. 205 Blakely. Fhooq . 20. ... . FOR RENT Four-room house, al so three - light housekeeping rooms. Inquire ot D. D. Shaw, Riverside atore. FOR RENT Blx-room, . furnished house, two blocks' east ot East 6th SUi on Iran St. North Rose burg. A. V. Hammond. FOR RENT When looking for an apartment with all conveniences tor the wintei. call 68. Prices reasosable. Koblhagen Apts. FOR RENT Two furnished, front rooms, close to Rosa - school; especially - convenient --. Cor teachers. Apply S44 8. Jackson FOR SALE-PIne" RTiode pullets; also White Minorca pul lets. Call evenings. J. W. Mo Dade, end of East 6th street, north. j- ' ' 1 i i FOR SALE One ot Roseburg a choice business sites, located 120 N. Stephens St. Address O. S. Murphy Morgan Bldg., Port land, Ore. FOR SALE Big work - horse, cheap. Will trade for cow, nogs pr light 2-horse wagon. E. I Thompson, R 2, box 113, Rose hunr. - - tvSo cat V HaaH clean fully equipped restaurant, doing good business, will pay ior uen iu short time. Owner must sell on account of health. Rent low. Price very reasonable. $360 down, balance on easy terms. This is a bargain. See or ad dress. Royal Cafe, Qrants Pass, Ore FOR RENT Comfortable . sleep ing rooms for gentlemen. Hot and cold water, $3.60 per wk. Ill " 8herldan8t - - ' " FOR SALE We will sell at a sac rifice, any or all of the unsold lots In Waltes Addition, ' either caah or terms to suit purchaser. The prices are such that any home builder or speculator can .iinrj in hnv. Nothing rcscrv- ed. It Is our desire to clean up this tract at once ana ion u .... win make vprv attrac tive prices. Cobb Real Estate Co., by W. L. cono. CAIIFORNIA I OREGON POWER I COMPANY Trtjmtd Sto&yielJs 1 1 7.14 ask any I niembercfour I organization J SEEK NEW AMBASSADOR X (Associated Frees Leased Wire.) 4V TOKIO, Sept. 10. Insist- ent but unconfirmed reports here today, say that llaron e Matsul, ex-forolgn minister In the Japan cabinet. Is the leading candidate to succeed e M. Hanlhara as Japanese ambassador to the United St.atM'.. Just received, another car of Watkins Store 120 W. 'Lane, high grade lumber. Best stock of Phone 177. finish lumber In the county. Page Stationery special. This week at Lumber Fuel Company. -79c and $1.15. Lloyd rrorker. " MIUTftKY j rOHTI.AM), OBKCOX Men eaeher, email ei;, rnrrfnl oiierlio, trtct die-' elnllne. eoclnl advnntnara oral trelalnn. Catelegae rhrrrtollr reaaest. I RELIABLE TAILOR J. H. BERNIER Upstairs Next Umpqua Hotel Cleaning, Pressing, Alterations We Make Your Clothes in Roseburg This Newspaper is the shoppin?; window ior -inousanas or . " customers .' J'rTv'prc . How About Youv, Goods? MOTHS are very bad at this time of the year. Are you , watching your clothes to protect them against them? . Let us dry clean your suits and thus be sure they are killed. Dry Clean ing kills all germs that may, be in your gar aae--aafP"2yBW TRY OUR WAY Phone 277 Our Auto Will Call Trick Gtin By WINNER !e" ron 13 XZZ chill Co. hn a re- 'a price, JPSQN OAKD Ta1lwwy IN ROSEBURG STOP AT il Umpqua I r AkT HIT ANVTHINl ' .VyV- Vic m ANAFD VJITH - 1 w OC TrtlAJ& DONT SHOOT " i vJOBobV CAM TELL WttEBE thf SHOT S &OMNK GO VJHEM VOO SKOOT T,. IF 1 1 GOES THE bullet WOOL& HIT THAT HOUSE .THERE" ... a. u r- GIT HEV GET O0TTA.THE AM LET ME PAS VoO I'LL SHOOT OP I W THE AIR StNCE HIM -I BET UL HIM HOP IK) AUIFFV i ib-ii i i ii i s t "v t r , I'!' mm- 'te) i'OK KENT Two unturnished, & r 4-room apartments,- each $1S per monlh. Phona 143-1 'or tar quire ol F. A. Fields, T28 Bo. 1'ine St. r--j FOR RENT Nicely 'lumlshed apartment. Rooms with or with out board. Children welcome Phone 70J. or call at 623 East 1st Ave., North. ... v.- WAihti) i ' ii WANTED Feeder pigs. Home. Soldiers WANTED Experienced ', at the Douglas Grill.- waitress WANTED Experienced gardener wanta work, any kind. Phona 24. Diamond. WANTED Housekeeper lor fan, lly ot live. Address "8", cars News-Review. ; WANTED TO RENT For cash, A stock ranch. Address 4'IL M." . care News-Review. - - - WOMAN W ANTED For light housework and care - of invalid lady. Phone 286-J, or address Box 102, city. v : vANTEl)-Rentor, ono . who will runt ranch, buy equipment and pay cash rent. Address Renter care Nows-Revlew. WE REQUIREfthe services of ex perlenced salesladies with refer encea. Inquire at once. Fleast do not phone. Fisher's. WANTED House ot 3 or 4 rooms. Must have good garden spot and be close to school. Inquire at . Radio Barber Shop, 124 Caas BU WK REQU1K1S - the - servtoea -ot several women on ready to wean. Please inquire at once. No phona communication to be consider) ed. Fisher's. - DRESSMAKING Your home ot mine. I design, cut . and . teach you to make your own lrocka. Phone 111 L. Ask lor Mrs. Les ter, Z44 Pine St., So. - WANTED A quiet boy slshes comfortable plaoe to room and board while attending. 1 high school. State price." Address "Leland," care Nows-Revlew. I LOST AND FOUND h h FOUND String ot rosary beads. Owner call at this office and da scribe them. - r ( MIS(XLLANEOUS US CAR OWNER Don't forget ts call &&3 when In need ot tuts parta. Sarffs Auto Wrecking Houe. t ESTRAY mo to my place, A bay homo, branded Comblns tion "J D" on right ahoulden, Owner can have him by paylag charges. A, F. Suksdorf, Coos Junction. FOR A short tliuu only, au oppor tunlty fur a limited number of young ladies having had three or four years high school to en ter training tor nurses at Merc Hospital, Eugene. Courses . are given In the following: surgery, nii'dical nursing, obstetrical nursing laboratory, dleteuca, aud physical education, Includ ing tennl.4. For particular . sd ilrcs, Hintor Superior. , . FOR SALE Young grado Anxora Bucks,- from, pure bred non-shedding sires. W. O.'I'aul. It.- I). No. 1.- . PROFESSIONAL CARDS DR M. H. PLYLKR ChlrapractlS physician. 114 W. Lane St. ;TSTTTTTriiererwilelieiie Home Music Studio 3 MRS. CHA8. 0. STANTON S Tmiik of nianoi theory and barmouy. High School Credit. Rci. 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