ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, FRIDAY. JUNE 19, 192S.
SEVEN
Regular $1.75 7-Piece Wire Kitchen Set
98c Saturday Only
This et copslat of Heavy Mre DUh Drainer worth the price
of the let alone. White Biiamel Handle Bowl Strainer, White
Enamel Handle Tea Strainer, Dour Sifter, Soap Shaker, Potato
Masher, Heavy EggWhip. A wonderful value.
Churchill Hardware Co.
The Winchester Store
TO GET LICENSE
(Atpx-lated I'nm lJrt Wirt.)
SALEM. Ore., June 19. In a let
ter sent out by Secretary of Stato
Koier ,to sheriff and other peace
officers of the state, he stated that
after July 1, no automobile regis
tration will b granted a motor ve
hicle license, unless the owner
shall, at the same time that he ap
plies for a license plate, make ap
plication tor- certificate of title
to his vehicle or show that such
application has already been made."
This Is under the luw passed by the
1925 session of the legislature
whereby all motor vehicles owners
must file certificates of title with
the secretary of state.
I Cook with gas.
1KV il-BASf YOUt 1U Utj. :
Your vacuum cleaner will
keep your rugs free from '
dust, but it will 'lot remove
spots and stains. Hugs scien-
tlfieally handled in our plant ,
are returned promptly an-
aolutely free from dirt, with
'the colors brought out stron-'
gvr, and the nap Just right.
Phone 472. Roeeburg Cleau-
or.
A BRIDE'S DIARY
A Love Story of Today
By Idah McClone Gibson ' : ' ' '
Classified Section
i i i ALL NEW AOS ON BACK PAGE.
CIiKVl:luXI lTKMrt.
Hnrold Reynolds Is attondlng
the Free Methodist Camp, meeting
In Koseburg this week.
Mrs. D. S. Churchill or Elga
rose visited her sister, Mrs. Hn
bert Tjomsland for a few days
this week.
Miss Alta (.off and brother.
Loyal of Sutherlin, attended the
program and services held here
on Children's Day.
The sheep nrcn of the commun
ity took their liuuba to Sutherlin
last Tuesday.
Kev. Chas. Short Is conducting
revival services at the church this
week.
Grandma Pierce who has been
on the sick list, is Improving.
Mrs. Johnson Is visiting with
her sister. Martha Good.
Thw annual school meeting was
held at the school house last Mon
day afternoon. Mrs. John Krohn
was re-elected clerk -and Henry
Krohn as the now director. They
decided to enlarge the windows in
the bark of tire room.
Kev. Murphy, our local preach-
Saturday morning. Mr. Fish'er
has been In poor health for some
time, but Is considerably improv
ed. The neighbors and friends of
Mrs. Swift gave her a surprise
party Friday, being the occasion
of her birthday.
Quito a number of tlw Olalla
FOK Ql U'K 8AI.E.
We are offering at a crl-
flee, on account of sickness.
an auto ramp consisting of a
five-room modern bouse; six
12 1 16 cabins with beds -end
cook stoves; one garage, 16
j"IO; one grocery store. 18 x
SO, carrying a slock of $700;
two shower baths; commun-
(tv kitchen: f 11 li us; station.
Everything new, modern and
up-to-date. For turther In-
formation see N. Kice or I.es-
ter Hell of ltlce and Rice.
Cleo Uadison, entertaining circumstances, and he began to
friends, reads from her grand-1 storm about the room and finally
mothers quaint, modest diary. The I he came and stood over me as
flapper friend axe thunderstruck though he were going to strike
at us quaiuiness and suppressed J me and In a low, ugly voice he
desires. Vtuen the girls leave, said, There Is no reason why 1
iito pmns her elopement with Paul
Armstrong, V. a. A., a boyhood
seeuiruiL None ths less, sue in
dulges in a pelting parly wiia
Clue Adams mat eveulng. Chick
Is Hculiuy and Cleo parents wish
her to marry him; so does Chick.
Paul s parents, also social cllmbera
wno have lost inelr money, with
Paul to marry Connie Terhune,
very rich aud in love with Paul.
Deo;ijtj inese desires of the par-1
euls and Cleo s wondering aa to
miller she really docs love Paul,
tuu two are married. Almost Im
mediately Cleo begins to learn that
niurrmgo Is not altogether a path
oi roj-ea. However, tnu parents are
recouciied to the marriage aud the
should beat about the bush with
you. You know belter than any
body lse that Col. Heldon la In
love with you and I am nearly as
certain that you are iu love with
him.
" 'Surely you didn't think you
were putting the blinders on me,
did you? Even you, dumb as you
are, could not be so foolish as to
think that you were covering the
affair between you aud him. It
my colonel takes my wife he must
pay for her. You go to him and
tell him that he, must tend me
away from the post for a few
weeks until this mess bloss over
and he must make It a personal
matter that his otflcers treat me
as they do each other.'
Ob, Bill, I can l, 1 can't.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE Milk goat.
1, box .
R. F. D
COW FOR SALE Jersey, flisl
class.til7 So. Main street.
FOR SALE Collie pups, eligible
to register, Claud Uoff, Oakland,
Oregon.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Pure bred
milk goat and two kids. J. D.
Wright, Days Creek, Ore.
FOR SALE 6t Inch oak dining
table, 3 leather-top oak chairs, X
oak buffet. Phone UK.
HORSE FOR SALE
FOR RNf
The American Legion baseball
people motored to Medlord for the team of the Twilight League romp
Itaces Sunday. led over the Odd Fellows last nleht
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Slmtnons Iwlth a score of 18 to 8. defeating
and children Vesta and Dale, wore hhe lodge team for the first time
Ten Mile visitors Sunday.
Mr. -and Mrs. llert Allen aud
little daughter, visifed with Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Rice over the
week end. Resident.
this season. The veterans started
a whirlwind offensive In the first
Inning, and followed with a heavy
batting attack in each successive
frame. The Odd Fellows were
bothered with a hoodoo at second
Studenaaer costs less per pound base, and every ball hit in that di-
chan butter.
RICE CREEK NEWS.
The Rice Creek Sunday School
held a Children's Day program on
Sunday, June 14, after the Sun
day School hour. The house was -more runs.
oeautuuiiy decorated witn flowers
and ferns. The children gave sev
eral sonirs and recitations; t he
rectfon went for an error and fre
quently passed a flock of runs,
in the first halt of the last Inning
the score stood 18 to S but it was
so dark that the Legion players
were unable to see the ball, and
the Odd Fellows
dam and concrete headgate to be
used. One acre to be Irrigated.
Tho power to be applied to light
and fHrm use. Cost $1000.
E. W. Fancher and Put Hurley,
Myrtle Creek, DouglaB couuty, for
1 cubic foot per second from Craig
branch of 3outh Myrtle creek,
trlhi'tnry of South I'mpiiua river,
for Irrigation or 8 4 acres. The
ditch to be i mile In length. A
limlier dam and headgule to be
u:cd. Cost $1000.
er. and wife, left fer the east lust ol"-r -01KS neiping wnn recua
Wednesday to visit relatives and "ons rcadlni and songs. After
friends for a couple of months, j 'he program the ladies served a
Itcv. Jncoh of Horohnrg will con- 1 bountiful picnic flinner under the
duct the regular - -day morning fees As it was Children Day
services during Kc. Murphy's ab- children had their plates h-oap-en(.e
ed first. Later in the day ice
Mr. and Mra. Grove and rhll- ' cream was served and a yet no
Hren of nillard visited at the Sml- ! "1 effects have been reported.
ley home over Sunday.
A large crowd attended
Children s Day program
LIBERTY THEATRE
We address you. not as one of
the millions of Harry Carey lovers
throughout the country, but mere
ly as a person who appreciates a
really good picture and Is anxious
secured 'three ;' ba '"formed n opportunity
"Silent Sanderson', which cornea
to. the Liberty Theatre today and
tomorrow Is such a picture and
more. It has all the lure of a first
. . ... c'asa red-blooded Harry Carey
UtlAlNUt, W1AL.E. IVi "western". combined with an ab-
H ANDLING CO. D. oM , ;rn' I1-.y-,.that, wo
r oti DneTMATTro1-"""' ,llat " '"ral'' shifts from
PARCEL P05 1 MAI ILK the warm, friendly West to the
I merciless, bitter Yukon country?
New postal regulations require its thrills are manifold and decid.
that after August 1 all shippers of edly new; Its love theme love of
Insured or C. O. D. parcels guar- j man for man and man for wom-
Auto tents on display.
Fee lldw. Co.
Zlgler-;
the
last Sun
day with the Cleveland, Coles Vnl
r?y and Melrose Sunday Schools
represented. A picnic dinner was
given In the grove at noon with
the table loaded with all kinds
of good things to ent.
Rev. Lamb of Sutherlin deliver
ed a special sermon for the chil
dren In the afternoon and Rev.
Short the night Bervlre.
More of these Joint community
affairs should be given in onler
to get better acquainted with our
neighbors.
cock. Prop.
Weight about
1360, aged 7, good worker, single
or double. T. II. Evans, Dillard.
FOR SALE Pack horses and sad
. die horses, also good fresh milk
cow. Boyer llros. Phone 14F14.
FOR SALE one regisieieao7T.
C. boar, price $25. Fred R.
Cachellu. Dixuaville Ore., pnone
1-M.
FOR RENT Apartments. Call at
Lawrence real estate office..,
FOR" RENT -Furnished 4 " room
apartment, close In. Phone 29S11
FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms
reasonable. Inquire at Unevdn.
Lunch.
ioR REST
young cuuuie uepau tor tbe army
post, to wuich Paul is assigned. On I nnn., ' ' , ,,. ,, .' , .....
tne train uieo has au allegorical ,, ., H,... th, Ca, .....
dream which indicates tue prob- ,,,, .. . i.. wllh mB H has
iems she win have to face. When aever l0A , ,.
tnu uewiyweda arrive at the post. .. .A nian doesn't have to tell
Paul is assigued to duty at ouce.ha. lo . WOmen.' Interrupted my
aud leaves Cleo. wno kuowa noth- husband, uglier than ever.
lng of housekeeping, lo shift for "'Well, If he does love me,' I
herself during the day. Johnson, a I ia& nm, "do you not understand
sinker" detailed to Paula quar- that, all that aeons him from tel-
ters, helps out enormously so Cleo'ng mo so, Is the fact that he
is aoie to serve tea wheu Col. Uel- thinks I am in love with you. If
don, Hie commanding otficer, i should go to him and tell him
comes to pay his respects. This this ho could not help knowing
colonel is a tnorouglibred louse aud how unhappy I am, he could not.
has compioinistd Rita Thorndike, help knowing that you have killed
wite ot a uo-good lieutenant. Rita every bit of love In my heart.'.
hnwever tx Innocent. l:leo audi "I couldn't make Kill under
Kita become great Inends quickly, i stand, at least he wouldn't let me FOR SALE 12 beautifully bound
cieo oveiueais the colonel and feel that he understood tor, grasp-, volume of O. Henry' works.
Kita talking aud tlius has "the lu- lng my shoulder until they bun,
aiue dope" on the whole affair. I he said, 'Oh, come off. You know
Alt,.- fh rnlimer-. limner. Kit A very well mil UOI. BeiOOU allows
Is luviled to luucu by Cleo. 'you are hot In love with mm.
When kita urnved every thing , ou nav-s given niui prooi cuut i uotn for $ls. Fair shape.
or mat.' I J. E. Hatiield, Dixonviue.
My God. Rita! You Mdon t mean iFoR-SALE-Second'hand-irvlng
FOR SALE Sturdy broccoli plants,
$4 per thousand, Johnson strain.
James E. Perry, Box 136. Riddle,
Ore.
!BIUCC0LTTLANTS ror Bale. Ilut-
Iner lute strain, $6 per thousand,
rates on 60.000 or more. S. W.
Leake, Dlxonvllle.
BLOCK WOOD FOR-SALEDe-l.vered
anywhere In tbe city.
Write me for prices. I. J. Uoff,
Sutherlin, Ore.
-Up to date furnished
apartments, with garage, 42S
Pitxer St.
FOR RENT Unfurnished, 6-room,
modern house. $35 per month.
Apply at 231 Commercial avenue,
FDlt ItENTOne-furnished house',
another unfurnished. Call at 335
No. Rose street or Phone 227-R.
Foil RENT 2-room apt. wiiiThot
and cold water and lights. .Fur
nished. 2 blocks from P. O. $17.60.
Phone 227-Y.
FOR RENT Furnished home, for
the summer. Adults only. Apply
at the Beauty Studio, Mrs. Inex
Clark. ,
FOR RENT Furnished room
wllh or without kitchen privil
eges. Call at 646 No. Jackson or
phone 228 or 70-J.
ttrit RENT CSCTT IsTj acres
known as the Uremner place, 20
acres In young orchard, 13 acre
date prunes bearing next year.
Will make rcaponsiblu party who
will lake care of place a good
deal. C. W. Adair, Forest Grove,
Ore.
Reasonable. Call at 546 No. Jack
son or phone 228 or 70-J.
suit sALrJ Two wagons. One 31
wide Ure and Que
t
I
WANTED
is helter-skelter.
At the luncheon. Rita lay bare
her soul.
Mr. Bertha B. Ronald
Chocolate made especially for
us. Hand rolled and dipped In
llershey' cchocolate. Pure
wholesome. Lloyd Crocker.
and
TEX MILE AM) VICINITY NEWS
Mrs A. M. Collver of Dilly, Ore.,
Is visiting relatives in this vicin
ity. Mr. L. D. Short, who has been
stifivring with a sore eye. Is im
proving. Mrs. G. F. Swift and son viltcd
at the M. L. llushnell home Mon
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wood of Ten
Mile have gone to New berg to
visit Mr. Wood's parents. They
expect to be gone about two
months.
Childrens Day was observed at
Ten Mile with a program and bas
ket dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Fisher and
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Iluphnell mo
tored to Myrtle Point and spent
several days visiting relntivea last
week. Mr. and Mrs. Fisher de
parted for their home at Eugene
j ,, t.-j j antce postage both ways, according 'an is sympathetic and gentle.
auu an iiou a swii . .u.-j received by C. S. Heinllne, It will afford an hour of Taw-less
n C ' lRoseburg postmaster. In explain- ; entertainment. Take advantage of,
GENERAL BLACKSMITH iNG llnK tul-1 n,w regulation the post- ! this opportunity to seo a really un-
and horseshoeing. All work '-, 8ena'"f 'n;iu8ual llcture'
guaranteed. Plenty room for farm- sured packages t will be necessary
" I. -n-!--. . o for the sender to indorse whether Antlers Theatre
; ? r,.rt ;.VJ T p i-nnilthe packnge is to forwarded or not You wouldn't believe it possible
uu, .u w ' ' j.,a In I, Is r.ttiir.n.H frnYi the itn t.lla an monv -ltinph aenn.ta In.
'forwarding address the return to a picture as are found In Para
postage for the additional distance ! mount "The Devil s Cargo," which
will be required. The new regu-lis the feature nt the Antler Tin-av
iations also provide that senders tre tonlKbt and Saturday. S
who do not desire the return of ' The story, an adaptation of "The,
mail when the uddressee- dunnot RivVr llnat" by Charles Whlttaker,",
be found can indorse the depart-; (s B fine love melodrama of Call
incut to abandon the package and rurnln, in 1K.10.
In that way avoid the payment of "The Devil's Cargo" Is an accur
return postage. ate, graphic picture of the thrlll-
o , ; filled days of the dim and distant
Latimer'. Arsenate Lea5 eiga- j ,,ast of the day of the great
teen cents per pound at Stearns ; n,)en spaces ' where men were
and Chenoweth. Oakland. Ore. jmonn. And there's one partlcular-
0 ' ly hateful character In the picture
UMFQUA TIMBER TO -Wallace lloory-he of "Robin
i iKirico TI-IF AYF Hood, and "The Sea Hawk". Beery,
IsU UIMJCK inc. AAL ,t , c)l,lmeu has the finest role
. , , Jof his cai-eer as the big brute stok-
EUGENE. Ore., Juno 18. Ac-! , ,h hn, ,...,,,
corning lo repons iroin vim
Grove, the And rson and Midd.e-
ton company win commence . . nni,.HlrRbi..
In the next six or e ght momns o . , ,he plcture you fee onf Qf (he
1 .? . . . , I greatest free-for-alls of your life
".""-,vv" -"lix.- betwe,
J j
j vigilantes, a band of law abiding'
citizens of Sacramento, deport the
quires the cutting of 40.lKiO.OoO
feet yearly. Operations will be in
the area set aside for an experi
ment In sustained yield over a
No Appetite? Cough? i In addition to the government
Itimber culling lictnse, the Ander-
Thi Woman Tel! Her Expcrienc ,s,,n and Middlcton company w ill
Are You Weak and Narvous!
n Beery and William Collier,
Jr. Both are featured In the pro
duction with Pauline Stark and
Claire Adams.
THE PERFIDY OF
BILL THORNDIKE
"My husband," said Rita Thorn
dike, "immediately gravitated to
the wildest set among the youn
ger officers, and 1 was left alone
night ai't-pr night. I had noticed
Tor some tiuie that he was grow
ing more and more morose and
once or twice the culnnel had tried
to warn me and 1 had tried to
pass on the waruing to Bill. Ha
had lold me, however, to mind
my own business, and I withdrew
diuper and deeper within myself.
"One morning Bill came burst
ing into my bedroom ubout 4 o'clock.-
His eyes were bloodshot
and his face was drawn. I knew
that he hadn't been In bed. I
was quite frightened and asked
him what was the matter. nii
to say that you allowed that man j
to stand there ana accuse you oi
these unspeakable things?" I said.
"No, when he said that, I went
Insane 1 think, for when I came
to myself, I was beating my child
ish hands against his breast and
shouting to him, how 1 haled
him."
Sext New Hope for Una.
OBITl'ARY OF W. 8. HOOTII.
Wlnfleld Scott Booth was born
In Kirtland, Ohio, In 1863, and
passed away at his home In Aialea
June 9. 1925. He was the young
est son of Abner H. and Margaiet
Booth and left his early home at
the age of 18 years and settled
near Uulesville, now known as
Atalea. He was married to Mary
Barber, and' to the union four
teen children were born, ail tfur-
a burst of profanity he told her vising copt the youngest son
'turned and he bad won as steadily
as he had lost large Bums. 'Of
course all .the men were raging,'
he said, 'and one of them at the
table accused me of cheating.' ,
" ' But you would not cheat,
lllll,' " 1 interrupted him in hor
ror. " 'Of course not, silly. Hut I
ll- were present at. tho funeral
Surviving him besides the family
mentioned are, a sister, Mrs. C.
W. Root ot Ashland, a brother
James Booth of Mentor, Ohio, a
half-brother Arthur Barton of
Chordon, Ohio. Mr. Booth was a
man of sterling character, always
ready to promote any enterprise
which was good for lira cominun-
can't prove it any more than those , iiy. He had a kind and cheerful
disposition and will He greatly
missed by his family and friends.
The funeral was held at his home
and he waa laid at rest in the
(ilendale cemetery.
f nr i .,n T- loperate on its own timber to keep
Tacnma. . as h. Dr. Fierce J, mm at tne co,nIlany's
If ou don't believe In Lite
Insurance Just viclt tiro Or
phans' asylum. Then it you are
not satisfied go to the poor
house.
Oregon Life
Chas. S. McElhlnny
24s N. Jackson St.
. v, . , t-. i . me sawn ruiiik
ravoruc , rcscripuon ami ... , w,,ich
Mcd.c.,1 Discovery Tfre iccom- , n0((.ra
Sri'VaTA! .omp.ny's logging railway
! l,Td of'oge Grove, and additional
1 and ill that I could not do my work, equipment ha been ordered.
and the 'Golden Medical Discovery' ; L D lerl uldK
I acted u, my entire system in sod; - -rnrr--r.-.1,
way Hint 1 began to menu aim rCJlVll 1 a UJUCU
Majestic Theatre
You will enjoy every minute of
"The Man Who Played Square"
which Is Ih current attraction at
Ithe Mujestic theatre. This Is a
I William Fox production starring
huva h.,..n re- i nu JOIl'-s, HUiioneu ny alien
standard. The I Hawiey, Hank Munn and a well
Is be- uaiuc.ii casu i no P iure is a I ,. ,
LAUNDRY KIDS
i t " " t
1 10 KEtP HSr HtMTH
IIS INCH MrN'S MM
STaiCT SANTATION
BUlNC-S Ufc FAM6
You believe In sanitation
In yntic own home so yon
should -quire It of the'
laundry lo which your
clothes arc sent. Our
scientific laundry method
will convince you that
our Is the service that
you should aail yourself
of.
Roteburg Steam
Luncjry
PHONE "9
'"rrcrhght'thwa, .'FOR DOUGLAS WATER
medicine in the world that could
make such a sick woman as I waj SALEM. On.. June 18. The
ftronjj and healthy again. I think following permits to appropriate)
it only right everyone should know j water were Issued by the stale i
what the 'Prescription' and 'Dis- engineer:
covcry' have done f ir nic." Mrs. j F. II. Price. Rosehnrg. Dougln.il
llessie B. Ronald, 3726 East G St. ! county, for 7.2 cubic feet per mic- j
All druggists. Tablet or liquid. 1 ond from Deer Cree k, tributary
Send 0c to Dr. Pierce's Invilads' or Souih rinpqna river, for irrl-
Hotcl, IiuHalo, Si. J., lor Uul pk(. gallon and ;owcr. The ditch to
he .mile In length, A concrete
story of the min-ng west w ritien
ror the scnen by William Wallace
Cook and directed by Al Suntell.
In the clinraeter of "Pronto"
Black, Buck Jones assumes a role
in which he Is confronted with the
dilemma of love ami the carrying
out of a pledge to a dying pal. The
two duties conflict.
Hew he played square Is work
ed out In an absorbing manner
with many dramatic Incidents
which Include pistol and fist fight.
a realistic mine explosion, bcauM-1
ful scenery and a pretty love story. '
I'nllke many "westerns" It Is real,1
not trashy. ;
at the tab e can provo mai
I was cheating. Those g n
officers have told nro that I must
never speak to them again, until
I could prove that 1 waa not a
blackleg and a cheat.'
" 'Surely. Bill, you did not let
those men say that to you If you
were Innocent.' " I told him.
'What could I do? I was only
one against many.' .
"'Was there no man there that
btlleved you innocent?'
" 'Not one of them, damn them.'
I was silent. I could not speuk.
I knew that my husband hud
cheated at cards and was now
lying to mo about It. "What are
I you going to do. Hill? I asked.
" ' I'm not going lo do any
! thing.'
" 'Why?'
Because you arc going to no
was his surpris-
room, dining room aud bed room
furniture In good condition. Big
bargain It taken soon. Inquire
ot T. T. Iuib, Riverside, or
phone 6F5. -
FOR SALE BY OWNER 51-acre
ranch completely equipped knd
Blocked; household goods In
cluded, good crop, on highway;
must sell at Bacrlflce. Inquire at
Ten Mile store ou Coos Bay
highway.
P OTT 8 A LE TeanTbrbay mares,
seven yeara old, weigh thirty
hundred, halt Bisters,- smooth
block built, well mated, Bound,
genlle and extra good puller. A
Hue logging team. Write or
phone. W. A. Rychard, Yoncal
la, Ore.
FOR SALE Broccoli plants, late
St. Valentine strain, comes to
market when the peak of the
California broccoli la Bold, and
weather conditions are more fav
orable for harvesting. In quan
tities 4.50 per thousand. Could
use huy in exehango for plants.
Lludblom, Dixouvlile.
FOR SALE By owner, a new five
room strictly modern plastered
house with 60 foot lot, price
12100, small payment down, will
take in as part of flint payment
auto or vacant lots, lllll E 2nd
St., or oe Mr. Terrell at Walter
Good's barber shop, opposite
limpqua hotel.
n Ah 1 ED Old rag at the Newt
Review office.
Democrat. WANTED Woman- for ueneral
Sr'H. i housework. Mrs. J. W. llamii-
lou. comer Kaue and Lane
tree la.
WANTED Experienced dining
room girl at Cow -Creek station,
(ilendale. Ore. Apply at duce at
station.
MISCELLANEOUS
WILL DRIVE CAR. Ex-chauffeur
wishes to go to Sacramento about
June 22. Will share expense.
Phone 8F2L -CAR
OWNER Don't forget U
call 661 when In need ot auto
part. 8arff Auto Wrkln
Huuse.
r
LOST AND FOUND
l
For concrete work call Taylor.
113 No. Flint 8L Tel. 225-R.
" B E r -I
4 In B E r K 'J I
FOUND Gold watch with mono
gram on front of case. Ownei
call at News-Review ofrice, de
scribe watch and pay charges.
LOST Boy's scooter, bearing nam
"Russell Ward" on bottom,
finder please return to 322 So.
, Jackson street.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
DR. M rl. PLYLKR CairoprkCtM
physician, lit W- Lane HI.
lng answer.
"What do you mean. I can't
do anything. I wasn't thero.
TIiobo men will not bvllcvo me.'
" 'Ot course they wouldn't, but
you can go to tho colonel and
make him hush It all up. If he
does that, I don't care whether
they believe him or not. He cer
tainly should at h aU do that for
you.' "
"Kita. Itlta," I Interrupted.
"Your husband did not put It In
those t'.'rrl'de words, did he?"
"Yes, .ieur," Itlta Thorndike
nnsw-crcd wearily. "Hill never did
uifnce his words with me
o For a mlnulH I was too horrl-
Cold storage refrigerators and fee Med to speak' and then litia con
1 cream freezers. Xtglcr-Fco Hdw. ' tlnued : "I told lllll that I would
Co. not go to the colonel under n ny
Learn ttomThoseWtiomlHave Cured
Y FREE book on Piles and
other Rectal and Colon dis
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and had made Invalids of the sufferers.
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learn how these people, one and all.old fidnrfl In the
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OARING MOTORISTS INVITED
TO HUDSON BAY TERRITORY j
WINNIPKO, Man.. Juno 18. A
procfHHlon of tourima driving Into
the picturesque northland on their
own family motor cam, fitted with
flringni rim to Rrip (hn rails of
the Hudson Day line, in the liiKn
lous bo heme proposed by It. M.
llaultaln. a railway construction in-,
gnleer of Winnipeg. 1
, Mr. llaultaln believes that such
traffic over the novernment rail
way will present no difficulties. To
obviate any danwr of accidents,
he would placard the Hue to the
effect that the odd days of the
month would be reserved for north
bound traffic and the even days
for southbound. Uach car would be
required to carry a light derailing
shoe, to provide for emerge tides.
The Invetttnifnt on the part of
rims, trailers, aleering gear locks,
etc., would be negligible, declared
Mr. Maintain, when compared with
the Increased revenue obtained
from freljihtlng cars lo different
points along the Htidnon Hay line.'
Mr. Maullaln has complete con-
feasibility of the
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Painting and Paper Hanging
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