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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1925. 0NQHE JV the STORY THUS FAR I Beautiful Sandy McNeil visits her cousin, Judith Moore, a steno grapher in Ban Francisco, and tells of ber engagement forced upon her to Ben Murlllo, a wealthy Italian. Judith and Douglas Keith a student, are sweethearts. Bandy, spied upon by her sister when she meets Timmy, a boyhood admirer, in the romantic Spanish garden of their Santa Barbara home, la cen sured by her mother. Sandy later overhears her uncle, Bob, telling Mr. McNeil that a marriage shut ting out the Joys of life "amounts to death for a girl like Sandy." Now ga on with the Story CHAPTER 3 1 She swam with long, laiy strokes, her vivid hair gleaming like a crown. At last she msde for the shore, coming out of the water slowly. Drops sparkled in her eyes and on the red, laughing mouth. You're not quitting, SandyT" ' "Oh, I've got to! I've got to." 8he held her chin upward, taking deep. luxurious breaths. The young j for this earth. I'd like a little "Ah." said Sandy, reaching up "I can Just see my mother stand man's heart thumped, looking at 1 peace and quiet In the few remain- ' her hands that Timmy might draw , ing at the window the injured that long, white throat and the Ing years of m ylife." Then Sandy.! her to her feet. "That such bliss look she'll have! The way she'll dark, taunting eyes. What a knock- would cease quarreling with a sis out she was! ter or remain home to do the sup- "But you'll make a sneak for the picnic Sunday? Not much time left for us to love, Sandy darling . . ." "Always time for that, sweet Timmy!" You Know WE KNOW ITS GOOD! Bleached Hardwheat'Flpur $2.10 sack, $8.20 4 sacks. GUARANTEED See Ua First, We Can Save You Money. ' "' ,. FARM BUREAU ' COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE ROSEBURC Regular meeting of W. B. A. Maccabees, Thursday. Oct. 22. Im portant business. Members re quested to attend. By order of Commander. UUNDRTKIDS Moderate PRices WOfOC THAT IS RlCrHT- I .TO THtHOUStVMFe, The fact that we correctly price our laundry efforts has done much toward building our business. We will send you a laundry list If you ask for It and you will see for yourself. Roseburg Stemm Laundry PHONES 7 Clean Up If you suit needs cleaning, pressing or repairing, send It to us. Ws Call and Deliver. Our Auto Will CalL Phona 277 Mo&eRAT PRtces -1 I W6H-K TMMTiS Rl6rHT I I .TO THE HOUStVH I Ftt I Mil fair skin tingled, l was so young and clean. Sandy liked the snao-of hia blue ayes and the: dimple In the middle of his chin, j pen to end her confused unci-r- Wtih a high hearted serenity she I tainty. refused to think of a day when all , It did a small thing. An older this Joyous adventuring would end. ! girl wouldn't have been lntlmldat-j She drifted along, fencing with her led. But Sanity was stripped. In ai parents, taking her courtship light-1 pitiful way tha young.-braxen d- ly; turning on ber beel when her fiance snatched from her all the ; sisters frowned or advised. bonny bluff gone. i Now she wondered if she loved! It happened, on Suuday when j Timmy. She wished with a litle: Sandy made ft' sneak to go on the dart of self-pity that It was he In-' stead of Murlllo they wanted her to marry; wished It was Timmy whose money would restore the Mc Neils to ease and prominence. Of course, she wanted 'to make things pleasant for ber mother paint the old bouse, put new car pets on the stairs. She wasn't mar rying for any such reason, yet all these trifling matters had their ! weight. Mrs. McNeil was a perfect-! ly healthy woman, but she would ; say with a sadness tnat turned Sandy's heart inside out she j would sav: "I haven't much lunger 1 per dishes or whatever it might be that bad Induced her mother's melancholy. In the back of her mind there It's Cheap'! 3 ! g, t M, 9: g ; 8 1 OAKLAND M4IlfsTU!sTT5H&Ill!sXllZSM t SMTUf ARTISTS AnnFJJi JT. Jr liz. 1 ,?.. 7,, ' TO CAST OF "SMILES The rehearsals for "Smiles" con-j tlnue nightly and much interest Is manifest by the members of the cast who are giving of their tirue to help In the work. Director George M. Hall, with great pleas ure announces three guest artists from Eugene, who will delight all Madame Arab Hoyt Rae, contralto, h.vinv iioi returned from an ex- i ended trln hmad studvlne in Paris. Switzerland, etc.. will render the opening number. "In the Car- den of Dreams." supported by the ntlne chorus of 150 voices. Ma- dam Rae was a student of F. X.I Arens of Chicago and New York I: City. A ral treat Is promised all real emeriainmeni ,r mem ami a -who bear her wonderful voice.1, was a meeting long to be rc mem Mrs. Myma L. Barger. lyric soprano j bered. . of Eugene, who with greet ease I 0 takes a high E above C will render Explains How Enlarged several selections, also several I - . o r, i j ducts with Msdame Rae. The ladies Vein Uance KeatlCed will be entertained at the home of! Mrs. McMillln during their stay in Often Times Veins Burst and Roseburg. Mr. Richard Studley, Cause Much Sufferlno. Expense formerly a local boy, will render.l nd Loss of Employment To Mothers! Are your nerves strong? E yonr work get on your nerves T Does i Do your children set your nerves on;"tll strength) at any first class adireT Do not become discouraged. drug store and apply it at home as i relief is in sight. What you need Is Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, : a medicine adapted to the weak- i nesses of women, containing no j I alcohol, made of herbs the Indisns ! ne inuians , -i . - Ti 1. I nf homes for fiftv vears have ' . 1 . 1 ... 1.. 1 r,nn.a t:AVU'a Uin. nA mnv stimoniala to , S Sriretona. 7 TUBBY i i n i i ii . " P9aiA -ruarVADM-TCv, A I " "N CHISTCB I WANT X , U c, UPPV WILL WE TO I 1 . . vOOToeuMOOWiM - ijA! .) I SLEEP IN frlE. MOOSE- ' ' 'Ou HNCf,t , L-UJ f WXIZ KUO CeT A. U huBRVAJOW. MOGLT WaIGMCHT!! ToEPIwAM. ' V-i? rT.r-l Mice eox roa. floffv. K-the; ftc. ( fu ce.t it. But' hims pittm itile I sv? ATS! r . . l i ww, , , r . irvriuri i iiiii x IrVrsiQrrxiSllOPATaiCIAB. UIU A"T I D.ikl II pmTTf Tz w 1 DOWT SEE. wef 1 nNit ; y,"iV' l N. aiEui Pri,DLF -ro .." I i 'i 2Z, - nHWUlVOU xGtTtetO S fiiT -T Tl I I JT (W00LV6OM TO SLEEP y f 4VA VEWl 1? A gg tM? let him rstpnTl I " A' J1LEEP OUT IM THtT , ;. . efW JJ I I ! ; 'V. alAWaJ tmfr m-W&& PM''-mk m3Lj' PPste w0Mm was always a blithe confidence thai all would be well. She would come out on ton. Something would uav-iillo picnic with Timmy. There were I Just four of llffm. Deep In the baa-1 ta Barbara hills they knew of a I shack where they could cook steaks and coffee. They left quite; early in the morning, because ; Sandy must be beck In time for an t g o'clock dinner with the Murlllo, family. I A balmy day In the middle of April. There were poppies and pur-1 Then Sandy said woefully: "What pie flag lilies splashed about the 1 in the world are we to do! It looks 1 fields. They talked, they read tolas though It's going to pour cats! eacn otner, tney leastca ana laughed. At S o'clock the light soft-1 ened ranidly Into dusk. ! ends! I've cheated enough for one day." I The other couple were climbing t Into their roadster: "We'll race you back, they called out. Handy was just sealed in 1 im- my's little ear when she remem-l LEGION TQ STAGE BIS CEMTIO,!::? I J If last night's rousing meeting of I'mpqua Post of the American Le- gion Is any indication of the en tnusiasm ot we mentoerct, this! years Arniisuee iiaj celebration ' i will surpass all previous ones. The i committees gave their reports last! night to the veterans who crowded! I committee 'rennrfed excellent nri I Suitress and thlnuu are already well, H! lined up for the day. The parade Kid Starkey of Klamath Falls', S this year, under the direction o.' ; fought a slashing ten-round druw j !e. A. Ilritton. will be one of the here last night In the main event S' features of the morning program. f the municipal boxing commia-! Si The patriotic exercises at the Ant- S,"1 c"rd- 1 The boys stood toe i S i ,u hi.. ...... ,hAto too In nearl veverv round and morning and at noon .the veterans of the county will be bsnoueted of the county will be banqueted S'free of charge at the armory. In free of charge at the arruoty. In the afternoon the American Le- Ten. a7s,. " Fin 1 Athletic Field. In the evening the gWlbigardi Oras dance wl.l be held i at me armory ana tins one event will be a celebration in Itself. The legionnaires are all pepped up over the prospects of a tig day and advertising will bo distributed to all parts of the county next week. It Is hoped that the attendance this year will break ail records. The American I-giun Minstrel Revue la another big event for No vember 8th and 10th at the Antlers theatre. Jack Coyle, minstrel show producer of renown, will arrive here Monday to start rehearsals '" "8 production. Tho American Legion auxiliary will Bid the boys in selling tlckeu for the show, the Prices of which will be fifty cents, seventy-five cents and a dollar, Following last night's session the vets enjoyed a big feed and a musical program. A monolofrulst, "J,rry ,ne Sailor," provided sonie 1 spondent because they have been 1 led to believe that there is no remedy that will reduce swollen veins anif hunches. If you will get a two ounce r.rlgl-, .nal bottle of Moone's Emerald Oil n-recren you win quicaiy notice an ""ffo'tn"""1 wlllrh ' continue un' t1"" T,"ln and bunches are re duced to normal. Moone s hmersld Oil has brought - - ' ;-' nine l romrnrt In worrle,! neon e all over the t-ountry; Is one of the wnnHprfnl riirnverlea nr reeent years and anyone ho U ilinaiv. j ...!. .... 1 'L, - . refunded. All dnntgl-ts. berod leaving her ml purse wilh a gold vainly and a wrist watch Mur- had given her in Its pocket. It was on the bench down by the ; grill. She sent Tlnimy lor it. I He came back, breathless, "(lee. they've got a start oa us! We'll , have to put on all kinds of speed." He started the car rather he tried to mart It He fooled with it. looking up puziled : "Surely the . battery can't be down!" i -But that as It. They honked i madly. The other macnine w as oui i of sight ana Hearing. i Then Timmy tried to push the car .They were on a deadly level ; stretch, lie wiped the perspiration from his forehead, mumbling: "I'm not finished. Sandy don't get alarmed " , I He kept on for half an hour. ana cogs, wen never .get nume; They'll have fifty-nine eleven fits by the time I arrive -say: "lou care a great deal for your Inmtly, I m sure. The one day . we expect dignity frorn you. you 1 co - aldn't be on time. You couldnt i leave naif an hour earlier and save us an mis anxiety "You've got to do something. ! t HALLOWE'EN DINNER Big chicken dinner on Sat- j urday. Oct. 24th. Given by the ladies of St. Joseph's church ; the armory. Come and en- 1 Joy a good dinner for SO cts. Will serve from 11:30 a. m. nn . UK PINTO AND NTARKF.V ITT 11 A KAST TF.N- . ItOl'M) UOl'T. KT.AMAH FALLS. Ore . Ort. 21 ' Mike !e I'lnto of Portland gave everything they had. They T Hrhtwelght. l-.arl Stols of Bend met B RrtBJl. ,n ! Shams of Klamath. This oout ended in a draw of six ' rounds of terrific """ The hall wa. p.eked by " '"K "ow h Tn .1 b"""8 Heat with gas. DEPARTMENT STORE ' ..GIVES AWAY DANCING LESSONS TO CHILDREN ' SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 21 A lartre Ran Francisco department store Is responsible for the fact that the cltv has anroxlmntelv fi.nOo I potential l'avlnwas, ranging In age; from rive to 14 years. About four years ago the store tried to give free dancing lessons to the children of Its customers, as sn experiment. At first there was a class of 30 children. In six months there were classes for every day in the week. No charge Is made for even iho most advanced work. Many eliil - dren have developed considerable talent and have found professional work. HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS Be Better Looking Take Olive Tablets If yonr Skin is yellow complexion rnllid toniruecoaU-d annetite ixvt you nave a oaa taste in your mourn lazy, no-good feeling you should take Olive Tablets. I ' I. Edwards Olive Tablets a sub. nttute lor calomel were prepared by vr. tawarasaiirr ir years ut stuay. Dr.Flwards'OliveTabletsarcanurrfv vegetablccompounrfmixed wilh olive oiL Ynu will know them hv their olive color. Tnhnvf arlear.nmkskin.bnvht-YCS. rio pimples, a feeling of buoyancy like Childhood days you must pet at the cause, L)r: towards tllive laweis act on - v ,:i i xne liver ana uuwcis iiu : bave no dan(?erous alter ciiects. 1 liry BWl vi". - SlipaUon, Take one or two nifhtly and 1 noja ths nlfncintT rMllltH. IMllimnS OI I boxeaaresuld annually at 15c and JQc Hank Comes in for Timmy. - or I'm ruined for Ufa." The shack where they had vie-1 nicked was on a side road. No ma- chines passed. It was four miles to a garage, "if, tn oniy thlnR I cm do. Sandy. I'll have to walk there and j,),one them we're stalled..." "That means you won't get back here till 8 o'clock, Timmy. We can't we Just can t do that .. ." There was nothing else to do. Sandy crouched In the car, hunch- ing her knees to her chin. She put her fingers childishly to her earn to stop the Imagined . voice she ruld loo veu nw,r. now t vaI 7 ana now 7.J9 jj,.r fsiher would be taking out his big gold watch, openlug It, champing his teeth. Now it was 8. lie would say: "We'll aait.no longer the huv to treat us like this!" it g,ew dark the hills hunched together in a vast, gloomy circle. A wind blew down from their shoul ders. Finally Timmy relumed. The moment she looked at him, Bandy was alarmed. "The damn garage closed at 6 o'clock. Three's not another shsck jn (jod knows how many miles. I tramped all over looking for a place to phone " "oh, Timmy, didn't you even phone "I.ord, Sandy. I haven't got a GCiH6fS The regular meeting of the Rose-" r the Rose- held Tues- burg Romans club was day at t:"0 p. m. In the Moose I hall, with Mrs. J. C. Ponsler, r's!dent' Presiding. Mr. H. . Ster- ,uic umuuniituu, iiu as )n-- ent. explained the liberal terms that his company was offering for the coming Chautauqua season. The value of chautauqua and the ur gent need of culture and education which la derived therefrom to off set the Jazs life of. the present day was emphasized by Mrs. C. S. llein- line. In the general discussion which followed the. major idea was that the Jloseburai Woman's ' club stood first and foremost for 'civic Improvement, and hence li might well sKn.sor all movements that tended to develop the educational and the splrital life of the com munity. The club thea ued to as .Btime the management of a chau tauqua for next summer, and the contract was signed at the close of I the meeting. I Mr. Bert Bates addressed the ' club on tho subject: press and pub , llclty. He emphasized thq Idea that good publicity was vitalizing to any organization or movement, and that poor publicity was just as I devitalizing. Ho urged chairmen j of committees to report all pro- i feedings to the publicity commit tee, so that such proceedings might be given due and proper publicity. The club ladles are to own their own table equipment, such as 1 dishes and silver and orders for these will be placed with the Roseburg merchants within a few days. Mrs. Paul Bubar and Mrs. M. Smith have been appointed pur chasing ageiita fur this bill of goods. The county health unit which consists of the services of one physician and two graduate nurses was endorsed by the club, and reso lutions to this elfHCt will be tent to the county court- Mrs. W. S. Jost, chairman of the entertainment committee, reported that arrangements were well un der way for the Hallowe'en dance to be held Oct. 3), at the armory That the flower sale which was hehl laet week In the Chamber of Commerce rooms was a success from every viewpoint was evl- ; denred by the report of Mrs. Fos- I ter Butner, chairman of the com- i niittee in charge. tiejierai interest is Deing mari . , ietw,-u ill ne divine Ml Hir C1UI, i on the part or the punnr. arai many rn'im oiv n rr.,,,K nuioiii,,- n , the asnoi iatlon, thnn-by rwpond' tncr t th mnlln "lis. In l.iill.l m . c,.,m - ThP Huh ,.p.eelien Some Extra Attention. radio concealed about me. I was afraid to leave you hero alone any longer.' They stared at each 01 her des pairingly. They were ten miles from the main highway It was nearlng 9 o'clock and the wind slapped against their faces. A soft rain was failing. "As for me, i might as well get pneumonia and die," Sandy offer ed cheerfully. "I'm Queen Alibi of the west, but I'll never get by with this! Wouldn't you think those dumbells would have turned to see if we were following. We might have crashed over a bank and been left there to rot." 1 Timmy turned the collar of his ) coat: "1 hope you re not very coia, Sandy." "I'm rreealog! cant you torce (hat door open. Let's take our selves out of this deluge!" They went forlornly to the cot tage. The rusty loch gave under Tlmmy's furious push. - "I feel like a dog. Sandy." . She was so completely unstrung that she laughed: "They'll have me broken on the wheel for this. Can't you just feature my father sitting at the Murlllo table with a 1 starched grin on his race, saying to sister Beatrice: 'I can't Imagine aching. She went over to the wln wbat Is delaying the child. They . dow, peered into the darkness. The mm-t have had a puncture: and to 'trees wcra bowing to the ground. himself 'The vixen! I'd like to braek every bone In her body!" this kindly Interest shown and hopes that when the membership drive Is fully launched tne enroll ment may be materially Increased. The applications received yester day were: Meadamea'A. L- Alkins. W. Catching, Cam P. Caytor. W. F.I Craven, L. A. Uoux. . A. Hartley. PORTLAND, Ore., Oct 21. Po A. N. Hlldebrand. F. C. Reman, T. n -nrt entinlv nfflor& Muflna- a u U' X f ruwk ftnln R I , .,. " . - - -- man wno ootainea several auuuona R- Uulne, David Smith, W M. itlngs from Portland persons. ag Strohmeyer, Uirney West. gregating In value about flo.000 to The club enjoyed the community! exchange for spurious checks, pur slna. led bv Mrs. Fred Strang and!Prtln "v8 certified by vncaJ .risctiona by Miss llasvl ooodwin. musical suoervisor In the public schools. v The club officers foe the ensuing year are: 1 president, Mrs. J. C. Ponsler: first vice president, Mrs. H. I). Harris; second vice presli dent, Mrs. 1). E. Morgan; secre tary, Mrs. C. B. Neal; treasurer. Mrs. F. R. Dunlap. , . Rev. H. L. Caldwell spent the day at RiddlO attending to busi ness affairs. ' Classified Section ALL NEW ADS ON BACK PACE. ' FOR SALE Fpn SALE Angora bucks, from registered non-shedding sires. W. U. Paul, So.' Deer Creek. FORSALE FIr'and mlxl hard wood, price 13 to 13.25 tier. Phone 14F16. Milton Bros. Full SALE -MotoreycTe sltlu " car. $45. Good condition with license, Inquire Hall and Young's Oarage. FOR" SALE OaYTtovVanTI bToct wood, 16 In. In length. N. L. r,i die rn...K,.r. f Ore. F()Il S A LE FairbanEs flnrse home water plant. New floS. Roseburg Electric. FOR SALE Ivory bed and springs, also medium sized child's bed. Phone 4T.9-J. FOR SALE Brood sow and 20 weanling pigs. O. C. Thompson, ITmpqua, Ore. FOR-8 ALE Ford- fignT-delivery csr, with covered hotly. Easy terms. Arthur H. Crowed, 225 N. Jackson. , FOR SALE imi'ioved Oregon and llrandywine strawberry plants. 11.00 per taoiuand. Julius Slndt. Melrose. FOR SALE 2 ismi-lb. msres. 2 cows. 6 and 7 years old, new .harness, good wat-on, 2 horse gas I engine, plow, cultivator, and' household effects. Equity 15-aere fruit and poultry ranch. Cheap. Owner leaving state. Apply W. H. Hardin, 1 mile north, then 1 mile east of Camp View. ruM OAS MAMMAS Y 'HTLE HOsjEW BONCH 1 &ET OMOEU. "THE- , r-rviFC. SO HIM DONT GtT HlMS 'iTTLtTCOTir?, JACK f - the , hearth where embers glowed he raked them up, piled on old news papers ; ' Sandy walked up and down the great, bare room. The walls were covered with guns and deer horas. There was a bear rug on the floor and a dilapidated couch in front of the fireplace. The glass was broken iu one of the windows. The wind rushed through this. It made the guns rattle. "I suppose to be decent, we'll have to sit up all night. Timmy. Lord, I'm tired! Do you hear that tree beating against the window T' in sheer nervous exhaustion she lay down on tne couch, closed ber eyes. It seemed that she bad slept but moment. She Jumped to her feet, ber heart beating wildly. "What was that, Timmy T Lord, did you hear that!" He was sitting on the floor, his arms folded on his knees, his head resting. lie looked up wearily. "It's only thunder, Sar.dy It's been going like that for the last two hours." - 1 "Two hours!" "Yes It's 1 o'clock . ." She felt blanched weary and i rearing themselves backward like 1 distraught things In some fearful, PORTLAND FOLK 1 1 GIVE JEWELS FOR SPURIOUS CHECKS (saociattd press Uusd win.) t t. . . . .. . ?" at Oregon City, today '0"1"! the driver of a car used by the swindler In visiting the homes of his victims. The driver, who officers said was innocent of any connection with the swindle plan, gave the officers a gaud descrip tion of the man. The swindler who worked under the name of "James B. Chapman', according to District Attorney Stanley Myers, advertised for dia monds and when persons replied he visited thenv auil offered the, checks in payment : I- r- " FOR SALE Hay. Wood, J3.C0 per per tier. Phono 270-V. FOR SALE Ford touring" car. Will 'siIJcheapBrt 8. Main. Foil SALF-flhetisjidrMiyTSO. Phone 42F13, noon or evenings. Ftm-SALE lS248tttr touring. Good rubber. Two extra new- cords and rims. 1275 cash fakes It this week. Vox 27, care News Review, FOR RENT, ITAX!ft 1 T,l. .. . r r I i "'- uiro. jFOIl RKNT Furnished houaekeep- Ing rooms. 1110 Prospect St. Poll RENT Rooms, adults only; heated. 213 North Stephens St FOR KENT Furnished apartment, ground floor. 344 S. Jackson. -FOR RENT Well furnished house, close In,' garage. Bee IL L. Whipple, City Hall. FOR RENT OR SALE 6 room modern home, close In, Phone 437-J. ; foil tt'ES'T 3 .largo-furnished housekeeping rooms. Close In. Private front entrance. 331 South Main. FI'UMSilKIJ HOUSE FOR KENT 5 rooms, hath, garage. In good location. 135 per month . 7-room furnished house, garage, 135. U. W. Young it Son. Phone 417. FOU-REXT-65ooTn SrVcTiy-mod-cm bungalow, oak floors through out, furnace, aarase. concrete d.-lveway, close to choul, never occupied, (35 per month. Calf 4B0. By WINNER' iGoes&tFwrl DLEPOODLt 0 PAIBICIA"; CAM SLEEP IM THB HOUSE SOU CA TOO liO' - i Timmy stooped down at elemental agony. Lightning fnwV cii. It illumined the room wit ..a kcllow fitful glare a blanched,. earthly radiance. '', Sandy shivered: "Isn't;"''' vMliur Oh, If I'd only lefC&as damn purse there. If we'd oaly managed to make them bear!" Blie gave a short, moaning rdtfhd, meaning It for a laugh: "1 should care! I suppose we could slop, the lain!" ' - : -" But suddenly she pressed" fesr face against the window . , hjijjng it with her band ... ... "Oh, gee," Timmy mumbled pat ting bis arm about her. "DorTC so that. Handy! I wish I could o something. Don't be so broke hearted. We couldn't help ltl She was crying -now. He ' wept saying: -Listen, Bandy-h '(Jjia't Lord, don't cry like that,, ' They clung together, being both so miserable. ' ' in the noise of the storm they heard nothing. They stood Urtfrt) la each other'a arms. , "" They thought It was but anoth er flash of lightning . . thoaaat st . was only the wind baafksg at U door. s .'' Suddenly It my 'a arms',, stif fened. He whlspii d: Ya fad'!" Sandy's father a Jt adtaa: 01! the threshold, a flas-oft, fn kla hands. Peering over v .' y viIcVt a gasping, norruieo loot v face, was Ben Murlllo's sit, (Continued tomorrow y- ' LOST AND FOUrsf; t LOST Small gold brooch. Ftader phone 18-R. ' .'.i ' LOS'fOn road between Carry estate and Roseburg, Ford' 41re, ' (0x3 i, on rim. Fladar leajt at News -Review, Reward. - ESTRAY 15 head Delaine laaibZ 13 sheared. 2 unsbearea,aar marked, crop split, and oa4e btt on left ear. Last seao neaiTea Mile. Please notify Ivan Sarlft. Looking Glass. : i i -; i . WANT1D TAILORING and drsssmaklncw S. Main St. Jars. Uuthrldge WANTED A middle aged ladr to - keep bouse for, family of tares. For particulars phono iOFfl.' WXNT ED"T6"TAlDEP:tswrtfTor Al motorcycle and sld&''car. - No lUBk. KU 1. II0K.1I6I. LiSossr burg. . l i1 j- yi lwATEb4cu(ra4t j to tiaka "T broccoli crates. Will ' taka. any slse contract. Address Bcpr" li, ftosenurg. WANfL'D Old false teeth. "W pay high as flO ior ,full'eta. ; Ina'i niatu-f If broken,' W. buy crowns, bridges. Western Metal ' " Company, Bloomlngjon, HIT" WANTED Cattle suitable for feeders, either : cows or steers. Can use sixty head. Write sua what you have, or call by phosa. Address Box 668, or phone 4111-Y. W. L. Cobb. ALYliTllEb iAN-r-Wants Job. Ex porlenced iu farm manageAent, fruit growing, general (erasing. Irrigating, 'tractor andtnojt drlvlag. Address, JM J.cara News-Review.; . . WXRfED-'wbman for gi'fioral housework and care for Jsuralkl laly. Or. lady and man,'-vnan ,work In saw mill or logging. No children. Mrs. J. H. Jatttser, Asalea. - m WAN I'alU Orders for staplniT embroidering, crocheting,, rJcalt ting and plain sewing. Chthtren'a clothes a specialty. Orders tjikea now for pillow slips (special, new patterns), luncheon sets, atra oth er articles for Christmas deliv ery. Phone 1F13. Mrs. John Fer guson. ir V- I MISCELLANEOUS WILL THE PARTY who ha my cement lawn roller please ((tarn It as I need It? F. F. Pattarson. CAK OWNER Don't forgJtl call iil when In need of aats parts. Earffs Auto Wroaklaa House. LfJA.NS That cost you lesaa and get you out of debt. Equitable Havings ft Losn Assoolatioh of Portland, Oregon. 0' W. ioung Son, resident loan agenta, lie Csss Street. Phone 417. . IMPOIlTANT-lT the fady3 who ! left Eureka, California, orrSeo- tember 15, 1026, accompanfjd by her daughter, aged about .seven years, for Roseburg, Oregon, Oregon, will write P. O. Be t4. Fields Landing, California will learn something greatly to her advantage, m The Laroast Stock of". Good Used Chevrolet! and Ford In floisburg Ws Will Sell on i ' EASY TERMS Hanton Chevrolet Op. Pbon 44( . layxi' 1 - - - -
