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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 13. 1924.
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STORE
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" Always UlBht.
e the Best.
Located at
atKSON ST.
Know
ning otten
ing? A gar-
rlook a com-
but alter
dry-cleaned
le able to get
Reason's wear
let us prove it.
f'!c:,re. Oil,
Jttr and Air
our way
V"t Will Call w J
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j'.'"'-- A trilling
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7' '' r iriMir.
, Mavtaa Qyraibam Washer to do
No obligation t 1L
liputedly the world leading washer
it have heard about it. Women every
e talking of Its wonder: 50 lbs. of dry
n hour a tubful of linens, silks, wool
A.span In half the time required by any
Bsher never a bit of hand rubbing
even on wristband or collars,
a doKy, oscillator, or any type you're
with but an entirety net principle
tad) Its result willfemaze you.
Dont fa3 td"try it next washday
Y or sooner if you wish. Phone im-
9 Outstanding
Maytag F mi cure
.-Washes faetta.
I Washes cleanes.
8 Largest hourly cap
mchj hk tha world.
4 - Moat compact wash.
I ermade.
S Cut aluminum rah,
4 Eavaflr adjusted to
Tear height.
T Qothea can be pot in
or taken oat with
the washer neoning.
8- Tab etauu iaclL
9 Antomath drain-
board. Instant ten
sion raeme, AQ
. parts enclosed,
9 Reason for
World Leadership
rafoam, Washer
...... . tlltUIUIIU TUB .
hurchiil Hardware Co.
THE WINCHESTER STORE
DOLLS ARE BETTER
Bctlor made dolls, prettier
fact's, better dressings. Mow
er priccB. What better com
bination do you want than
thai? Those IhiiiRS are all
title of the dells at Carr's.
And the dolls are on display
.right now. (lo in and see
them. Its a display of which
4p we are proud. And wo stake
our reputation
Kosebuis's
real Christinas store on our
dolls, our prices, our serv-
ice and our , belter display.
lluv now at Carr's.
j GRILL IS CLOSED
I The Hoseburg Grill, operaled by
George Goswick at the Roseburg
Hotel, was attached and closed
vestertlav following a suit filed by
j. and R. Iloyer, who are entleav
nrlnir tn recover $!)10 said to be
due for meat used In tnc eaunt;
house. Judgment has been enured
and the property will be sold lo
satisfy claims. The Iloyer broth
ers are represented by Attorney
Compton.
o-
Eat Ilazolwood at Wimberly s.
OLD TIME DANCE
There will be an old time dance
old time music and old time sup
per. Lurties bring eatables.
Grange Hal'., November 15
CI. del
Kind off that
colt! cupsiilo give
I . i.p n d ( rot s' i
cold: i
li.iim diale
mi'iitoi '.'Is
Milk;
Coast CairjJS
TUBBY
CHESTER
You COMf
f Aasoclated Prees loaaad Wire.)
rvtLso. Wash.. Not. 13.
'uiKinrs lasi ntgnt moved
the
of the Pacific Fruit and Pro-1
duce company from the office of
the company into the storage ;
room of the building where the :
door of the safe was blown, but
only S47 In cash was taken. It was i
ri ported by olficiuls o( the com- I
pany this morning.
The safe In the office of the
Kelso Feed and Fuel company was
ulso tracked with explosive but I
no rush was obtained. I
Huisiars also looted the pool
hall of Secor and Barlow, takin
6500 cigarettes, cigars an dtoliac-
co. Tha cash Crawer of this .
place was relieved of about I IK.
Jack HUl a barber shop, located
In the same building as the pool
hall, also was visited about J 12
being taken fro mthe cash draw
ed. The coins there taken in
cluded a 50-cent piece and also
a 25-cent piece of the mintage of
1853.
Authorities declare they have
but slight clews to follow lu these
robberies, all of which took place
within an area of about two
blocks on Krout Street.
Says Hi Prescription
Has Powerful Influence
Over Rheumatism j
Mr. James II. Allen, of 'Jti Forbes
St., Uuehester, N. V., sllftered for
yours with rheuiiiatihin. Many
times this terrible disease left him
helpless and un.ible to work.
lie finally deelded. after years
rtf ceaseless study, that no one ean
he free from rheumatism until tile
uecu-nulule.l Impurities, conu.iuiily
called urle aeld d'-puslts. vv.re dis
solved in the Joints Slid musetes
and expelled from the body.
With t lii st Idea in mliul he con
sulted physicians, mitcle experi
ments and finally compounded a
prescription that quick. y and com-pl.-tely
banisiieU every sikii and
symptom of rneumutism from his
sys
em.
He freely Rave his dis
whuli he eulltd Alleiirhu, I
era who took it, with what
be called marvelous allcees.
years of urKiutf he decided
sulferers everywhere know
O Olll-
mlKht
After
to let
about
his diseovery through the newspa
pers. He has therefore instrueted
drui.'Kists every w hi re" to Oispense
Allenrlru with the understandinK
that if tile first bottle do, -a not
nhow the way to complete recovery
he will Kladly return your money
without comment.
.aihan Fullerton Is my appoint
ed aifenl In your city. If you
out of town I II gladly slid
free particulars.
live
yuu
(Associated I'reaa Leased
Wire.)
Some
CHICAGO, Nov. 13.-
I m.Klin ar.hn.il nlrelim. text
books
I .li,ff .hidnv l.eer. nnd wino CX-
amples are not apace with cur
rent times, according to Hart
Hanson, member of the board of
education here, who opposes use
of the b ooks by students.
! One book ordered lor a High
! aehool here Is 32 years old, and
... . i . i ,., i "
1 1 nrnns tivt
t HLULUIIH I LA I
I1 BOOKSTOQ "WET"
I fobmodhiiy;
III l HK I I at I I
HaTon said " t is ul o pVob- boxing lesson In 12 rounds of a
leu" of how' much did this wine no-dec-lslon fight. antL In the on n
merchant get for his sherry, or Ion of newspaper men at lie rinfc-
ow many barrels of whiskey side, sained a comfortable shade
could this man purchase for such ; over the Argentine,
an amount." I The "Wild Hull" was distanced
o j all the way. His rushes which fea-
THE XMAS GIFT THAT LIVES tured his fight with Kempvy
Your photogiapli will be cherish-j were missing and his terrific riKlil
ed long after Ihe day's pleasures j which has reaped its harvest o.
have been forgotten, nave your
Hlitlnirs made before the rush. You
will also save money.
HOSEni RG STUDIO
137 Jackson St.
phone 462
(Assoeiateil Pre
NEWARK. N'
i . 1. 1 t lrno's attenipl'
ring coniobai'k was rudely halted
-,st night when Charlie Wcineri
1.....I h,-:ivvwei.-ht. irave the South
American hampion
ent iflr
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J., .OV. Jo.
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wurcr to the v-JORi.0
POSSESSES voo AWY
vai' SUCELV Yov;
KlOOW IH VrMWNC.
TO THROVE bTGlOt
VOUQ COWIF-Mte
-AND DC rsT FORGET
wi.., tVEP-V
A j
who and what's
happened
PATRICIA CI.EVK haa become
aairajicJ from her husband.
ANDREW CLEVE. who ouia to
fei that bis young wile cxisla only
to help enlerta.n his busiuesa
friends. He givee abroad, after Pa
tricia has insisted lluit die will live
differently or leave him. She visits
her slater.
CAROL. WII.1X1LV.HHT, and finds
herself eurvllrd to help Carol's hus
band, KEITH WII.LOt-T.IlBT. In hia
efforts to Interest
Lir.Ki.lonV HEWITT, a famous
financier. In his affair. Hewitt falls
in love with Patricia, and for Keith a
sake she cannot refine to Join a
western camping tr p arranged by
him
TODAY'S lNSTAI-MEXT
XLII SOMEONE TO THINK
ABOUT
AT!11C1A UMkeJ like a con
tirmtHl lnvlkl the next dny
nftnr a meht of cryir.i?; not at
liko the nccitiont ase who
latviuty hail nt
tniftcti nil the
ill
m'n at the hos
pital, onJ whiw
dainty lace
breakfast Jm'k
ota were the en
vy of the ollvr
con vales cent
women up In
the sun parlor.
Stio had her
nurse wheel her
to a seWiiuVd
corner; she rt:tl
v'veV.-h
;. .17 -I
1
v'ICLET DARE
not wish to tulk
o anyone, and she ho.wd that Ik wr
it would nut conu uuill aha ft It
nore compui'tl.
Uut soon the privacy of her enr
ne . Mas lin adcJ ; anoth r pat.ent
vu whcelrd up rlRht next to her.
he eyed htm from under the dainty
lace bandeiu that heM hack her I
hair. IIo htul a nice head, was very
old, and locked tlml. somehow, of ,
life. Patricia found herself taking
quite an interest In him, and after
awhile, when she had refimed a
proffer of his newspaper, she found
herself chattlmj to him quit (if
though they were old friends.
"No children?" he wild shaking his
head reprovingly. "That is too bud.
Your life Is wasted If you don t haw
children "
Patriot atrreed with him with a
. quick Mttle nod. hardly trusting her-
I self to speak.
"Vour hust-anu : 11 m nn
I though there were many nuefttnm
he would ask that he suggest,! just
In those two words.
I I've lost him," Patricia said
hesitatingly, realiilng that the 1m
nivMinn she wai glvlnc was not
quite the truth, and yet not want
ing to go Into dotatls about her iso
lation. He nodded sympath"Tlcnl'y
went on to uther nolrerts.
nnd
He
seemed to have endles curlnanv
nlio'.U wh.it the wnrhl was doing and
Illimitable r nthusi:i.in
for move-
meiits of nil kinds.
A nhlliuithroi.!"t." Pnlriela
de-
elded, tnkltig an even greater Inter
est In him. "Hut not one of the
snu'.lr" kind. A poor rich nnn who
is trylnif to lirlntf some h;llplllcs
with his money."
After nwhllo I'ntrleln found her
self telling hlni a little about her
life with Andrew always maintaining-
a little ihtnyhjJlontliat
kiiockouis wns iiio.i.ij o,
! to him analnst Weinert s
clever
boxing.
The Newarger poured his 1-fl
into Flrpo's face, and successfully
avoided Flrpo's right. lie cut
I'irpo's face to shreds. Otherwise
Kirpo was unhurt. He tried to
box Weinert. but ho did not pos
sess tho ability and when he waul
ed to slug. Weinert was too eva
sive. Kirpo scored a knockout over
Weinert at their previous ueet-
in over a year ago.
PORTLAND. Or.. Nov. 1 :!.--. Joe
orman. Portland llehtwelghi.
won a foul Trimi Gene lloliiioiu,
of .Memphis, Tennessee, In lh"
sixth round of their scheduled
l. ii round bout hero last nu--ht In
another len-round mateh loh'io
Robinson, local light heav y v. -W lit .
lost to Jimmy Darcy. of Portland.
! a teehnii ill knockout.
Too Much
i h .1. j f I ;;- C GET OOTTA t'tRE1. iTi
"ii ifT BAOfNOlX.rtTo HANU A I
1 1 j cooHir Jccwies I jra ot CONSCICMCE wmcmia)
y$ in mil mu:
" ) - : i' V'A ' ' ;
he w.u dd. She told him of how
wy detail of Andrew's bualnaaa
us an wp-n hook to her, and bow
he ei.loycd It though ah rtfrttd
cot hjinj thildrn.
U h.n you hava non of your
own. the n. xt best thiiv la to inter
est yourself In the many poor chil
dren who have no parents," ha start
ed tfiUrtC her Just as Carol and
Keith and llvwitt rushed In to
her. And as thtty brotiKht up chairs
and wtartej talking to her, tha old
nun quietly inultsi his nuraa to
come :tnd whcsl lum away.
"Wh.i in that old man and what
wa he te.Mn you tli.U waa so en
srrt.sit.i; ." lit.-witt demanded quer
u!.'Ul . "Vuu hardly noticeU us
when we came.
"I di n"t k:ow wh? he Is," Tatricla
ansvvend a Utt) stiiftr. "but he Is a
won.t.'rfal pernor, ami i And him
qu.ut u.i'.rmH. I M
Hit t'trw nhe could continue.
Hewitt was niKoiilni! profusely.
"roririe me. I'atrkia, for speak
inr an I did." he becked of her. "I
had no riblit to do it. Uut 1 am so
worried about you. and so lonely for
you th.it it nude me Junt wild with
I'ut m nciyht'tr teas very old, and
louktd ItrcJ, wmchow, of life.
Jealousy when I came In to find you
talking to another man."
Carol and Keith stayed but a mo
ment and ' then rudhed away, but
hefuie Carol left she lucked in Pa
tri, m's hand a letter that sho no
ticed with a flutter was from An
drew, i
"Mra Hewitt has made many pre
posterous demand ." 1 lewltt wns
saylnn, "hut I believe that she will
Mnaily cmsent to a tllvuree. Tell
m. my dear, that every ihiiuc la all
rifcht. I love you so, little Pat."
It-it Pat could only raise her eyes
dully to his and shake her head.
'I can't Crotfory; I a.mply can't
We both made a mess of our ir.ar-
JrlntTcs, I guess;' but I am still Intent
saving mine. And you've
jmnt
so ninny yeai-a trying to iippi-ase
.Mrs. Hewitt that you would s-em
like a q-iltter If you foresook her
now. Your place Is with her, not
mo. I can't marry you; I'm not
even sure that 1 will ever divorce
Andrew."
And as Creg.iry Hewitt went dls--onaolntely
away, she lifted her eyes
to ace her old man of tha morning'a
onvers-'itlon being wheeled hack lo
her hlo.
'I have something very Importrint
lo any to you." ho told her. "Do
ou feel well enoiiKh to talk uwhlle
luuwur 7"
Love's Temptation
.
v CHRISTMAS DOLLS
Complete line of dolls now
on clisnlav at Carr's. lleallll-
fill innnia dolls, bisque dolls,
composition dolls, kid hotly
d ills, m-vr h:ive we had so
ninny dolls. And ncti-r were
prices on iiiamit dolls as low
us are ours this year. Our
best dolls go first. If you are
going to give dolls this
buy now at (airs. A
city" stock.
vear w
"big
, 4
FREE
FREE
I'll t il December 1st
only.
Wlih eaih IC.00 order or
over
A largo 8x10 -..hoto In folder.
4 Don't delay--i,il. now "d
avoid the rush.
CLAIM.';! STCDIO ( AS.-v hi.
lliiselmrg Nat'l Hank
Hide
If It s
Po-v.ir.
or wedge, try
a saw.
is Too Much.
(Associated 1'reae Leased Wire.)
Ul'KKALO. N Y.. Not. 12.
The resolutions committee of the
peace congress of the American
council of the world alliance for
international friendship throunh
the churches was today couslder
ini; a resolution Intended to clar
ify the situation caused by the ad
dress of Herhet M. Sein. New
York, student, which caused a fur
ore at ytsterduy's session.
Seia who described himself at
a Mcxlcau-horn Internationalist,
said that the youth f the world
would rally the workers, artisans
and soldiers Into a united refus
al to fisht iu war. This brought
a rebuke from a local delegate
and miueiled cheers and anUson-
is.io demonstrations.
Girls, Beautiful Actresses Say
"A Short Massage With Howard's
Buttermilk Cream at Night Be
fore Retiring la All That
Is Necessary.
No mailer whither you nie
trotthlid with a poor complexion,
wiinkh s, ptiffinesa mound the
eyes, freckles, crows feel or lines
around the mouth, ugly finger
nails, or Just a simple rouphness
of the lace, hands or arms caused
by wind or sun, you will find thai
huy or all of these troubles will
quickly disappear with the use of
Howard's lluilerinllk (.'ream.
To prove this to your complete
sal.sfactlnn. get a small quantity
today at your favorite toilet KOods
counter with the understanding
that they will freely return the
purchase money to any dissatis
fied user. All druKglsts.
ii
DETROIT. Nov. 13. Henry
Ford saved John McCaminon, 18.
a probable Jail sentence In court
here yesterday. Tho youth ad
mitted he set fire to seven barns
on the Ford estato last April.
Judge Marschner' placed Mr
Cammou on probation when Mr.
Ford assured tho court that the
youth would attend a trade
school.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to exlend our slncerest
gratitude for all Ihe loving sym-
nalhv mid courtesies extended to,
us during our recent sorrow.
Mrs. M. M. Wukefleld,
Mrs. Win. M. Hlney,
M. M. Wakefield. Jr..
Mrs. Frederick C Powell
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p UMPMIA B&TTfRY STMinNiEJ,
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FOR SALE
FOU SALE 3a bead ' of goals,
l'hone 14K34.
llUl.nlNO for aale. See 1'at. 331
So. Main.
K01t"SAi.E I mo. old bull dbg
cheap l'hone 583 L.
foil" SALE lleed baby buitsy.
fall at 845 So. l'lne.
Hilt SALE- Keed bahy carrluaa.
l'hone 267-L or call 6d Templin!
St.
FOR SALE 7 months'" old collie
pup. will trade for wood or tur
key, l'hone 40F2.
FOR-SALK 10 head of ewes, 1
Shropshire buck. Fred A. Goft.
Phone 6F2.
LOST Hub cap somewhere in
Roseburf. Finder please phone
276 J.
FOR SALE 200 nice Whlio
Leghorn hens. W. Cobb, Eden
bower. R 2, l)ox 134.
F01l SALE-Uood "wooiS rouge,
cheap; also Canterbury Bells
plants. 720 Winchester.
FOR SALE-Eiigll.sh walniits,30c
a lb. Edenbower Orchard tracts
Kri'd KiMhor.
hom 2tlK3.
tUU SALE Fir split stove
and
block wood. Prompt delivery.
Phone 181-Y. O. JRnnil
FOlfSALE Stove wood and V-
block wood, also good baled bay.
Phone 14F14,LUyer llrtva.
FOR SALE OR TRADE 2 years
old registered Polund China
boar, lviu- Grae, Wilbur, Ore.
FOR SALE ruro" bred " Poland
China pigs 8 weeks old, $5 each.
Edwin Russell, WllUur, Oregon, i
GRAVEL for sale. Clean and eusy
to get. Ill miles east of Rose
burg. K. C. Uurneo. Phone
33F23.
FOR SALE Two Oakland auto
mobiles, one touring, one en
closed, cheap. See thein at
Wharton UroS;
LATE-MODKli" six cylinder car,
first class condition, for sale by
owner. Address L. L., caro
News-Review.
FOR SALEimTfOlTfb. team, al
so harness and wagon, cheap.
S. Green. Rniuner's Shop, neur
Union Garage.
FOlY"SALE Poland" China boar,
pure blooded of the large type. 2
years old. Extra large. Will aell
for 25. P. J. Uallf.
FOR SALE llethleheiii 1J tun I
truck Just tho thing for the
farm or hauling broccoli, 27i.
In good condition. 11a pp 11 ro til
ers Gnrage.
FOR SALE Dodge touring car. or
trade for Ford truck, or horse.
What have vouT located half
mile north Oregon Gfowwrai
Packing Shed, Garden Valley.
Oeotgo ( hnpin, P. O. Wilbur,
Ore., Rt. 1. llox 32:
4 ELKS DANCE
Informal Elks dance at
Elks ball, Thursday. Novein-
ber 1.1. lllue Devils orchestra.
good time Is planned, and
all Elks in the county ara w
limed to attend.
E
(Aaanclaled Press teaaed Wire.)
NEW YORK. Nov. 13. Argil
menls against the abolition of the
tiolnt alter touchdown In foot ball
will link basis if scores continue
tho present trend. Results of more
than "no contests throughout tho
county up lo this time show that
only 13 games have been decided
by one point margins.
Only three of these goals after
touchdown victories csn be found
among Ihe so-called largo college
as ft, Hows;
Yale 7; Georgia !; Massa
chusetts Aggies II; Wesleyan 13;
Tufts 7; llowdoin (I.
FOOD AND rANtf WORK SALE
The ladles of III" Evergreen
Grange will hold a food and fumy
wnk sale, Saturday, November
ir.th, at lloehradol building, oppo
site 'News Review offit'O.
o
If P's a clock, watch, suitcase
blanket or heating stove, try
Powell's.
By WINNER!
WANTED
WANTED Any kind of Mwal(.
120 N. Stephens St.
WORK WANTED Dr experleno
ed, practical nurse. Alice IIo-
ford. R 1. Dot ti n. Roaebnrjf.
WANTED Job on ranch by ex
perlenced man and wife. Ad
dress W. Q. B., card News-Review.
WANTED To buy a couple of
metal waiton wheels to repair
orchard truck, to fit three Inch
skeins. William M. Porter,
I'anias Valley. Oregon.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT
Lane St.
-3 fftngtva. 828 W.
FOR RENT Small bousa. 1om
tn. Choap. Bc Lawnno.
KtR RENT Two light houaekeop
liiK rooms at 243 Sheridan St.
FOR RENT Sleeving room. 627
E. Douglas St. 2 blocks from
courthouse.
FOR RENT Modern
furnished
house. Adults only. Inquire (44
So. Pine St.
Yol'NG girl wishes any kind of
day or housework. Address E. D.
care Newt-Review.
SIX room house for rent In Alex
ander Addition. $13 per oto
phone 420-Y or call at 604 Pin
8L
j-qr
I IK NT g-roora furnished
house; 4-room furnished bouse;
also 2 furutshed apartments. U.
W. Young Son. Phone 417.
FOR RENT New modern housa
In Laurelwood, furnace heat,
wired for electric stove. Inqulrs
603 Mill. -
FOR RENT Modern tlve-room
furnished house In good loca
tion. No children. Phone 420-Y or
call at 604 Pine SL after 5 p. m.
LOST AND FOUND
FOUND Pair gloves. Owner call
at 327 W. Douglas SL and claim
property.
MISCE11ANEOUS
HOME LAUNDRY-
-Phone 637.
WILL wash windows, wax
floori
and do general bouse cleaning
231 E. Lane St. Phone 886-U
CAR OWNER Don't forget U
call 653 when In need of BUM
parts. Sarfrs Auto Wrecklnf
House.
ADDITIONAL ELKS
(Associated Preas Laaaed Wn)
LYNCH MURO, Nov. 18. Al
though four of tha 17 aged resi
dents of the Ileneyolent and Pro
tective Order of Elka national
homo nt lied ford, who were pois
oned Monday by elder containing
arsenic, were In a critical condi
tion today, attending physlclana
were more optimistic over the
outcome of tha Illness of all of
them. The list of those who dlad
remains at 10.
To help sell a good arllclo w
are making ley-Hot vacuum bot
tles 98 cents only and for a short
time only. Churchill Hdw. Co.
POWELL'S
FURNITURE STORE
If It's choap. we have IL
If It's quality, try us.
238 N. JACKSON ST.
FOR YOUR THANKSGIV
ING dinner you will need
a good many different items,
some of them are perishable
and will hare to be gotten
the last thing, but such as
raisins, nuts, figs, dates and
crnn berries you can get now
ami save the possibility of
forgetting some of them.
Our Phont Number is 63
Economy Grocery
Where You Are Served the
Beat.
The
Chickcring
PIANO
The world's finest Piano
Tho Ampico
Reproducer
The world's finest Reproducer
Your old piano accepted aa
pari pavnieul.
mi M.
OTPS MUSIC
STORE
ROSEBURG, ORE.
NG & SON
Phona 417
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