ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1925.
SEED WHEAT!
When it rains you will want that seed grain all at
once. Place your orders now. Choice recleaned,
graded Red Chaff and Club Wheat, Gray Oats
(while they last.)
"SANDY''
l By ELENORS.MEHERIN
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I
pointed In the moos, that bow 4 4 4 4 4) 4 4 4 4 a 4 4) 4
swung dreamily In a golden mint 4 ' ... 1 4
ver the bare. Quiet hllli. All FREE FREE
beauty all hlsh, happy things 4 : ...
like that floating away la a ol-, .One 8x10 photograph with
den mist. . j every rder of $6.00 or over.
' ',' ' Th'.a'offer erases Nov. SO.
Bne was scarea wun unnnppi- Clark Studio, Cass fit.
nesa. sne leu it ait over ner; 4 Roa,.burg Nat. Bank Bide.
McDONOUGH. WITH
BAD MOTOR, WINS 3
250-MILE EVENT J
(AMoctahd Pna Vmt Win.)
BALTIMORE SPEEDWAY. Laur'4
It v ' ...
Phone 331.
day' 260-mlle motor classic, to
aching like a big. throbbing burn.
It didn't help that she said to ,
1 - Tit u' airm-v cn c1 A D t na.Mt.ir rt,inui. "I'm t rt n nrnf ....
I Sand McN.ll Li forced bv her 1 "deserve H! It' 'good for me'"; ;led Peter DeFaolo heme through
' Daren La Inln a lovaleiia I She looker! hnck over the month ' . a scant margin Of a lap.
to Ben Murillo,! a rich Italian. I since her marriage and grew sick , . . ,
! Following the ceremony In her '. with the memories. It seemed to j A ,n0 CBme jn,0 lobby
T rel. Md., Oct. it. Bob MoDonough, ! '
' youthful speed champion, nursed a
trutllrv motor thmtivh 2K luna nt In. I J
8
Percolator Ve
Flour$1.80, $2.10, $2.20
See Us Fiiat, We Can Save You Money.
FARM BUREAU
COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE
R08EBURO OAKLAND
Spanish ancestral home in Santa her that If Hen Murillo came to- three young fellows were Stand-
in :
Women Wanted!
To work on apples ...
Umpqua Valley Canning Co.
Roseburg, Oregon
After leading by almost two full
laps through 150 miles ot the grind,
McDonough's motor began to fall
Barbara, she flee. Into the gar- ward her again with hi. arm. n"l0gether Uuehlnn One "of ' . Mw "" 't-
den for a final secret meeting outstretched, that languid. Sim .h : te maneuvering brought htm home
H'wlth Tlmmr ohtirihnori aar,.i- aorhed noaaeaslva look in his eves ulll ! mine leaa. tommy union took
S' heart. Judith Moore, her cousin. ! It seemd to her that she would " "J l,hl" "?'"' u ""
; ga Bun Francisco stenographer tn go out of her mind. OV(,P the atate'"
love Douglas Keith, a students, ' They were at Tahoe at the. j( waJ uBte Rivers and 'two
5; find, her and warns her of a Tavern. The middle of June, but other buy, from llarbarl,.
wj search being made by her parents, brllllan. abounding vitality in tne Sne wa. tQ Kad t0 pe them
' J, Sandy tell. Judith ebe cannot go high, warm air. so glad for the friendliness. They
Ki with Murillo, but ana does accoin .tnnA ih. imln or ... 1. 1 . .
. -. - -- - - - - un..u ... ... ., . ....... ucfinn ibikidk ail n unve. OKUU7
pany him to their honeymoon re-I the big room. Through the trees laughed aloud. It thrilled thru
she culd see glimpses ot the lake the room.
! sapphire blue air. Couples; jUst then Murillo,' in spotless
J sauntered across the grounds, i white flannels, came up. Heinle
Ithelr Voire. trafflinZ briailtlV! aU wna nviniv. (Vava all mutlln
I CHAPTER 8 I old lady sat under a tree throw- for dinner, then were going to the
I She sat on a little stone bench, j1"" peanuts to the chipmunks. dance afterward. Come along,
her hands ticbtly clasped. She: as bsduj waicueu a yuovi. Ku.- sanay, won I you;
said' with white drawn mouth: iPv feeling came over her. Oh, it . she accepted: "Of course! In-
"I'm crazy dusk crasyi" '' 8ucn a ,a5r for Joyousnesa; deed. YES!"
It was so still here so still toT chummy gladness like thnt Her husband took her arm. He
and mysterious. The walled-in Sunday of the picnlo with Tttnmy ; glanced at her narrowly. But she
garden.' bathed In this dim, un-jthat seemed .the episode of an- didn't see this. She said gaily:
dulatlng light with a perfume and other life now. I ,"l''t 't great meeting them!
warmth touching over the flowors 1 She wan led to be going along :Ve'l! have a geat time."
might have been the "remotest I with tjhat crowd out . there ' He answered: "Will we?" '
spot on the earth and she Its only ! young, flirting, gleeful. They She began dressing eagerly. She
inhabitant. t' were starting off on a hike ; put on an evening gown of pansy
Sany felt like 'this pushed ' RoluK P ome delightful trail, color. It enhanced the bright
away alone "and forgotten. Thai1"6 woull com-e DacK Jusl im Mlr OBrf- wisuui eyes, biw
jj treat, later escaping over a bal
f cony.
Jj.. GO OS VilTH THE STOHVI .
e Phone 525
SLAYS ALLEGED
WRECKER OF HOME
(AMnclitrd PreM LeMed Wire.)
ABERDEEN, Wash., Oct. 2.
Joseph Edward Davidson, a logger,
today shot and fatally wounded
Jean Bean for what he said waa In
timacy with hi 18-year-old wife.
Following the shooting, which took
place at the boom house of the
Grays Harbor Commercial com
pany, at Cosmo polls, Davison came
to Aberdeen, submitted to arrest
and gave a detailed statement of
the shooting.
o
Men's suits cieanM ana pressed,
$1.60. Roseburg Cleaners, phone
472.
. u J. j Itlme. for dinner dash in all ex- was paler and more poignant with
1 her with.'tnlntne-s and heat cUement. . dress., troop Into the i those troubled shadows under her
I For a long time she sat mo-'"n'11 room frefh as the morn- eyes.
tlonless. staring at the shrubs and! aly to dance half .the, Murillo sat In the wicker easy
at a bed of stocks that were ao ,niRht. chair one long, thin leg crossed
fragrant and so doll.-ately color- Sandy turned from the window, over he other. He was lnnguidly
od in pink and lavender. trembling wilh excitement She f moa ng surrejmg ner mreugn
r... j j ,w .w ....... .want mfl v tn hA llireilll. KTOm "wl
suuaeuiy me Tin in quieriy: i 1 1 -j
have tn o haek in tha j fii a corner of the room CBma a
have to eo back."'- In all her life lyawnlng: "What are you up
LUNATIC RECAPTURED.
MEDFORD, Ore., Oct. IS. Cyril
SlegyrUt. 22, an escape from the
state Insane asylum at Salem, com
mitted from Marshtleld, was taken
In custody by Sheriff's deputies
yesterday, three miles above Bybee
Springs, where be had taken pos
session of a cabin used by W. J.'
and James Oden, as riding head-'
quarters in rounding up stock.
DaintyWomen
Tell Each Other
about another prob
lem solved by tn
phyviciaQs' safe pre
emption. AN -AC IN
of safe-guarded
pleasures and dcties,
of welcome soothing-
relief from
Colds Nnralaia
Toothache Influraaa Nurlti
Bafacb. AllFaia Mwumaclaa.
AN-A-CIN Tablet, do sot aOect tha
feaart co&Uia ao narcotic
Bandy Pocket Tin only 25c
I If
"Please,
They'll all
TWO AGGIE STARS
BADLY INJURED IN
half closed eyes.
"Why don't you get dressed?"
to, she said uneasily.
she had never felt such titter an- dearest?" Murillo was stretched' ne gianreu umn me iu-
palling auiet a " " taton urloJ "''on 1?un1" ri'?' "
paning auiet, . ., waa of the heaviest silk arid ex-
Back there in the room Mu- " thln and nar- Qiiiely tailored. "Dou't I look
Irlllo was waiting. He had pour- aal- yet Be " lnm "na , nice, darling?"
led out the drink. ; Then he had .0,' i "You can't wear that to din-
! turned, found her gone. He waa ! After the meals he would come ner ..
probably stepping out on the bal- I" throw himself down. Some- ..Cao.t j...
cony expecting her at once. He times ne wouia lie lne" She wailed ten minutes
would be a little indignant He wuoie auernoun. no i jlen Ket m moTe OUj
aa a rignt to pe. tie was ner w ";. " De waiting,
husband. - y" ,he rest"- He expected , ..Vno ..
i She said this to herself. "Hns- her to acquiesce gaily. . ..You neard Heinie inviting ns
hand" yea he was her husband.; Now she hummed a little, ran to dinner, didn't you?"
She was married to him. She a comb throuuh her huir. In the' e came up and stood be-
had stood up before a whole mirror she . could see his long, hind her. clasping her elbows
church full of people and taken eallow face. The habit he had of oft!r. "Did you hear me accept,
him for her male. She had known keeping his lips parted and thee gamly?"
j what she was doing. black, arched brows gave him a j she looked her astonishment.
Why then was she so alarmed? loon of perpetual, lazy disdain. There came a knock at the
Why did she run out her in this Ills silky hair fell limply halt over door. A maid entered,' bearing
foolish way? . jhls forehead. . j " '' a tray.
She put these questions to her- "Come over here. Sandy da-' Murillo said: "We dine here
self accusingly. And she began itng Come and sit here." lie tonight."
to walk rapidly between the moHoiipd uleenllv. mad. a nliire I She held herself rigid, afraid of
k. Cl. i Mnun.alv. " T . ..... . . . . . . . . .. . w-
" (".--.j . & ior nor at nia side. .tne jury mat roue mai wem iib
the leaders.
McDonough's time for the ' ISO
miles waa one hour 69t ailnutes and
2.71 seconds. . ' .
Ralph Hepburn finished fourth,
ahead ot Earl' Cooper, fifth, and
Shafer last. The remainder ot the
field of It dropped ont because of:
mechanical troubles.
NOTICE FOR BiDS FOR FIRE
HOSE
Notice Is hereby given that the
City of Roseburg, Oregort, will re
ceive bids up to 6 o'clock P. M.,
October 31st 1925, for one thou
sand feet of standard fire hose.
Bids will be considered by the
committee on fire and water which
will make Its recommendation to
the council at tha meeting thereof
to be held on Monday,. November
2nd. 1925,- at T:30 o'clock P. Mi
By order of the common council.
K. L. WHIPPLE.
'.'' City Recorder.
See the display in our wiavSowe all kinds of psWralo4oiV
' ' - - '
Cook with ima.
Once
Used
You
Won't
Be
Without
One
sy Good
Enamel Percolator
Drop in at the Store and w wilt tell
you more about percolator, ,
Churchill Hardware Company
Classified Section
ALL-NEW ADS ON BACK PACE. ,
FOR SALE
DIET AND HEALTH
(Continued from page 2.)
.shrubs.
I went Into It I went lata It-
I'm not afraid!
to fear?"
-1
(AamrMml lrai Lrawd Wfw.)
r,. . . , .. .the flaah of .teel throush her
What hna I i OUW IllllBU lllirill virtllllirnn.
v nai nave i hen his hand slipped Inertly over oraln.
the mattress. He snored.
ship flashed berore her. She'd . ' . . , ... .. I Fresh grape juice at Overland
marry him again she'd have to a.sh el suddenly like sobbing. Orchards. Bring containers or leave
she wasn't trying to get out of ?h" "?ared. an,d ,tared- bha 'col,d ' at Brand's Koad Stand. Will deUver
CTA alcn d ri PiTTI I? The whole drama of her conrt-
m a . wiw wn a a i
Studeoaker
models.
builds no yearly
CORVALL1S, Ore.. Oct 27. Wes t, im-. v,,.oir :,rf . her 'ee' ' hands on her arm h
Schulmerlch. mainstay of the Ore- j;oient gaiety came wk a taunt. ''" on, he1'h",;0,1,-':-,,J? T?,8
gon Agricultural college backfield, Tha wnv nhe had slirtiirired , I Ultle, stealthy dash to tha hall.
and Bell, fullback in the pony com- breezily telling tbe world: "I'll I " She took long, rushing brealliB.
blnatlon. are out of the game for Ket )Jrt Nobody's goingi to high- i'Tve no right to feel like this
an indefinite period as the result nat me, my deBrt i can handle .Lord!"
of injuries suffered In the Stanford lutio n.nnv Vamitot what ho a She almort ran across the gra?s
MARSHAIyl, N. 1AA game last Saturday. For awhile hiibnnrl''' went walking along the wa-
ASKlt TO lU'X FOR lyesterday It was feared Schulmer-1 These Images heightened her ter's edge.
1'N1TKI 8TATK8 SKNATE itch's leg was fractured, but an X-' agitation. They filled her with a I She told herself hotly: "I can't
ray revealed a torn ligament. He burning resentment against her- stand It I'd rather be dead!"
(Aamcut-il pre Leutd win.) may be back In the lineup for the ..tr wrvl,ndv sh. vun'i hr- She thought suddenly of her trlo-
tuniuiiiu, ure., uci. 2D. '.Moniana game nexi &aiuruay. ion now. Fvervth ttr waa a ter-
A committee headed by Panl T. ; Bell's Injury is more serious and Is F tubtly and finally altered
when filled.
STENOGRAPHER DEAD UNDER
SUSPICIOUS CONDITIONS
(AamclatM ht. Iaetd Wfrr.)
WASHINGTON. Oct. 2 Mary
Lyona. a 'stenographer, saltl to hnve
come here from Wilmington, Del.,
was found dead last night in an un
occupied room in a Connecticut ave-
ther and her sinter the wnv trmv ; nue office building, and Ernest
had kent at her niEht and .dnv-M Brewer, described by the police as
Shaw today presented Marshall N. expected to keep him out for most . The tears rushed to her eves, the way they had made her feel I ot Indian blood. Is being held pend
Dana wilh a petition with 200 if not all of the season. job, why hadn't someone told her a criminal because of that Utile I ing an investigation. Brewer, the
signatures, asking Dana to run Postmortems on the Stanford .he was going to feel like this? trifling episode. Thoy had push-I police said. Is a former resident of
for the United States Senate, game since the return of the squad i Why hadn't she known? She felt ed her Into thin they knew what I lacottia, wasn.
Dana replied that while he ap- revealed that the Aggies had a tBimr.il nhnnrfnnn.t and he- they were doing . Oh. thev said I Brewer told the police that he
predated tha. committees request, I powerful and smart offensive, but (raved. ' 1 was all the same whether you went to the building with the young
he felt that he must "ask such It was pointed out that they lacked she tried desperately to tos. loved a man or not all the same! woman and sne became hi mere,
evidence of the pnblie desire for la hard game nrecedlng the Stan-'hark her head atemtv hnraelr to She began to laugh. Then .he i He procured ammonia to revive
my service In public office, as ford clash to add finish to the
would satisfy my most hostile
critic that the proposal Is truly
spontaneous and genuinely state
wide.
A warm friend Keep handy a
Goodrich water bottle. Lloyd
Crocker.
Pine Street Machine Shop
Opposite Flour MIIL
The best equipped shop in
town for repair work.
We are able to handle your
large job as well as
your small one.
GEAR CUTTING
team work.
NOTICE
go breezing Into the room, laugh sat down, half suffocated, telling i ber, but she declined to take it.
at Murillo, flaunt past him. I herself faintly: "This Is craiy . Later he told an acquaintance aoout
But she leaned against a tree 'nothing against him be Is I the situation and the two returned
Having purchased the Interests
of the Roseburg-Fugene Auto
Transportation Co., we will not be ,
responsible for any bills contract-1
ed by our predecessors prior to Oc
tober 26, or for any debts contract
ed by others than our own agents. .
OREGON AUTO TRANSPORTA
TION COMPANY.
BEAVERS BUY PITCHER
COUCH OF PHILADELPHIA
farina herself distractedly her- good .
self and. her future. She was She answered the 7oico wildly:
married to Ben Murillo. She was "I don't, care! I don't want him
out here alone with him. She ! I'll go mad if he touches me
didn't love him. 'She didn't love j again mad ."
him. She was afruid of him. She "Oh, no; you won't! You'll go
didn't want him' hear .' . . back there and smile and keep
didn't want his Hps on her mouth, ion pretending "
There was ho escape. She burled her fare in nor
i iliands, fluhtlng against the ter-
He faced her with ,eycs half irible longing to cry. She had an
clo'ed, not In a dream' now, but ! Incessant wish to give way to
with annoyance. "Why did youlhee tears. Bat she had a pe
do this, Ssndy I've .been walk- jrullar childish kind of gameness
to the building to find the young
woman dead. An autopsy has been
ordered.
Men's suits Cleaned ana pressed,
11.60. Roseburg Cleaners, phons
Hi.
FUNERAL OF STUDENT OF
U. OF O. SEQUEL TO GAME
ladndrT kids
(AMnrUtnl I'm. lsa1 Wl.)
PORTLAND. Ore., Oct. 26 The
I thl. r.,nl half thnt tnnriA hoe nroton.l nothinff body of Alfred Peyton Goss. Jr.,
an hour." ' Icould hurt like a fighting young- Kniversily of Oregon student, who
rtanriat rr Iwl win-.) "oh. 'twas warm Insldo the ster when a stone hits full In tho f' " to his death from tne top or
pnnTi.Avn nr drt 97 ' .-.n. nn.tnv m.iii&, int o thf month railing nut to ih enemy, the aiiiltnoman iteia granasiana
Thomas L. Turner, president of the night air " ' '. j' You never fetched me!" ' Just before the Oregon-California
Portland club of the Pacific coant I "A rather peculiar thing to do She got up presently, powder- game Saturday, Is to be borne to
baseball league, announced today 'at 1 o'clock In tho morning." " ed her nose, pulled the hat rak- Us final resting place In Rlverylew
the purchase of Johnnie Couch, j She gave a high, unnatural i Ishly over her fare. She looked cemetery this afternoon by fellow
right hand pitcher, from the Phlla- Hatigh. "Peculiar, my dear! I do lacross to the towering mountains, student.
idelphla National League club. ; peculiar things. Its a way I i stead lastly. No. she wouldn't bo Ib funeral services were netu
ICnneh formerly was with the San : have." She stared at his thin. In uuilter now she'd do her share, at Westminster Presbyterian
i Francisco club of the coast league, sallow face as though' she find
For breakfast If you are used to
coffee, you will want that. If you
take cream or sugar, or both, you
will have to count a tablespoon of
thin cream 30 C.'s and a table
spoon of thick cream 60 C.'s. A
cube of sugar is approximately 25
C.'s. It Is best to learn to llko your
beverages unsweetened. You cer
tainly can do without cream and
sugar together. If you take your
coffee plain that will allow you 100
C.'s for toast or fruit
Lunch:
Plate of clear vegetable
or meat broth (no
fat) .. 25 Calories
10 oa. of skim or but
termilk (one ordi
nary glass is 8 or, )...."! 90 Calories
1 Slice ot whole wheat
bread (toaat If pre
ferred) (one half '
Inch thick 100 Calories
) level tablespoon ot
butter , 25 Calories
1 poached or boiled egg 75 Caloriea
1 fair sized apple or or
ange .. 75 Calories
400 Calories
Tea Time:
100 C.'s of fruit or i, . ;
klm or buttermilk.
Dinner:
Clear soup (see lunch '
time) .... r.. 25 Calories
One cracker - 25 Calories
Very lean meat or fish,
3x2x31. OK, 2 heap
ing tablespoonsful of
cottage cheese (no
cream) ...100 Calories
cupful tomatoes, can
ned or raw (no fat)... 25 Calories
1 large serving lettuce
or raw spinach or
cabbage 25 Calories
M a yonnaise dressing
made from mineral
oil (sold In drug
tores for constipa
tion. Make as you
would the ordinary '
mayonnaise d r e Be
ing. It has no food '
value) ,
I slice bread (i inch
thick or I medium
potato .... 100 Calorie
1 level tablespoon but
ter 25 Calories
1 baked apple (no
sugar) 75 Calorie
400 Calories
You may servo your 50 calories
of hot soup and cracker to take be
fore retiring. Or you can get some
of the vegetable and meat bullion
extracts and make a cup ot broth
from these. They are practically
culorleless.
Tomorrow My Most Embarass
Ing Moment.
OA1C POLE. WOOD fur sale. t&0
tier. (Jail t. HI.
Foil SALE Hoover sweeper.
Good as new. Phone 17D-Y.
fUtt RENT Cheap, I good house
?Mj wlth garage and plenty room to
aeeji cow, ta taeanow-- (JIOM
in ana on pavement Aa. few
tons of good hay tor gale. Call
320 W. Cass St., or Phone tO-J.
vM BALE Fine player
cheap. J. M. Judd.
piano,
FOR SALtJ Hay. Wood, $3.50 per
per tier, rnone 270-Y. '
FOR 8 ALE Roll top dc skandj
cuair. juau s furniture more.
FOR SALK 1921 Dodse lourjng
car, terms or trade. Star CaritgK;
FOR SALE Good used plus..
Term If desired. Call at . tt&
Jackson St.
FOR SALK 1 baby buggy. lbj; 1
aaoy jumper, l; l day bed.
112.50. Call 266-Y. ' '
FOR SALE 66- good ewes, with
nool on, 110 per head. Frank
Strader. Dlxonville.
FOR SALE 1 Bruwn Swiss regist-
ere.i null, 3 yenrs old. H. L.
Ward, Rosebu-g, Kt 1, Box 177..'.'.
FOR RENT Two, three or four-
room apartment, ground floor.
816 Winchester. Phone 170-Y
FOR SALE Second hand 14-inch
sulkey plow; also new ground
walking plow at Wharton Bros.
FOR
FOR RENT Furnished housekMp
tng rooms. 1110 Prospect St
FOR RENT 5-room aafaraiafaed
house, with garage, reasonable,
near school. Also large 2fuialahd
house with piano. 2-room apartr
it ment, nice place ton a roomer.
I! Phone 70 J. Call at twist Ave,
LOST AND FOlffiD
LOST On Pacific Wghwar b
twecn Roseburg and Riddle, red
. suitcase tagged A. V. Logadon,
Riddle, Or. Finder pteaae notify
that address or leaver at New.
Review.
WANTED
TAILORING and dressmaking 521
S. Main St Mr. Outhrtdgev
WANTED Elderly lady for Ughl '
housework. Call 415 Mill St
WANTED" Some good... .cows;
cream separator and soasa alia.
SALE-hor.e-WuTatcd7 A' "ou'- Phona
teel roller. New, $45. C. L.1
Branton. Dlxonville. phone 19FJ1. WANTED OT1. C. boar pig,' large
euuugu ior service, state price
and else. Jay W. Wright, Mllo,
BLACK COCKER Spaniel ' dog, 1
year old for sale cheap. Subject
to registration. Phone 252-Rj
FOR SALE Gold "Dollar and 'New
Oregon strawberry plants, -$4
per M. C. L. Gerniond, Millwood,
Ore.
FOR SALI So:ne choice yoUpg
shorthorn bulls, reds and roans.
C. O. Garrett & Son, Glemlul.-,
Ore. , "
E FLAT SAXOPHONE Silver
plated, alandard make, perfect
working order. Cheap for cash.
Box 60, News-Review.
FOR SALE Shetland colt.$25.
Good 4-yeur-eld saddle mare,
weight Hun, $uo. C. L. Weber,
Rt. 1. Roseburg. Phone 42F13.
FOirSALE One'lBiOsed "Doilge
touring in good condition. Runs
and look like a new one., Cool
Motor .Co., Drain, Ore. -
i FOR RENT . ;:
PIANO lor rent"Phone 3IF6.
FonfRENT One Undeiwood'typ
writer. Phone 131-J. ' ....
Ore.
BUILDER warns Jobs of a'nr'slie.
Will give a square opal. New
. 2x4' and shlplap for sale. Chaa.
D. Maynard. Phone 33$ R, '
MISCEUaANSOUj
CAR OWNER Don't fort hi
call 663 when la need' of autt
part. Sarft Auto..Wfekla
House.
TO TRADE 3 acre near t-atore.
school, service stations, 209
feet highway frontage for used
eml-Fnrd truck. Address-- Ford,
News-Review.
8TRAYED Oct" 16th. one reddish'
Jersey heifer, about 'TS"1Bonth
old. If found notify 'C'ti Eck
man. Roseburg, Looking Olas
Route, Ore.
He wa sold to Cincinnati in the never seen, it before. She thought.
winter of 1921-22, and has since 1 with a panic with a hot, taint-
been with major league clubs. ;ing panic--"God! Oh gtaid (!
i
He took her arm flrniy. pressed fair.
le was her husband he mruht church of which he was a member.
well. It wasn't his fault that Thirty-five members of his fratern
she'd been ao blind. II was hard lly, Beta Theia Pi, attended the
to tell herself this hard to be services and sang.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS ' ' her hand between his. She walked back slowly. After We cut glass to lit your windows
DR. II. H PLYLER CnlropraetM She-ald with a llltin hurried a while everything would bo or picture frames. Bring the cor
nbTatelan i w tne hi gap. "Look, pen lovely " and cnler. Oh, you get titd to any- ' n t t measun-menis. Lloyd Crocker.
IF YOU ARE LOOKINQ FOR
A THRILL
Come and see what wonderful
hats we are offering at remark
ably low prices, Mrs. R. M. King,
Specially Shoppe, 235 N. Jackson.
Fresh grape Juice at Overland
Orchards. Bring container or
leave at B:and's Road Bund. Will
deliver when filled.
FOR RENT Room, with board at
444 N. Hose St. -
2Tt6bM""FiiRNISiliri) apartment
for rent. Upstairs. Adults only.
246 S. Stephens.
't)R RENT 2 nicely furnished j
steeping rooms, neaiea, reason
able. Close In, Call 605 East
Douglas. . . ,. 1
FOR RENT 2 large furnllu:d ,
housektHfplng rooms. Clone ' In. I
Private front entrance. 331 South ,
Main.
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5 rooms, bath, garage. In good
location. $35 per month . 7-rnom
furnished house, garage, $35. C.
W. Young Jb Son. Phone 417.
FO"R RENT 5roomstrlctly' "rood
cm bungalow, oak floors through,
out, furnace, garage, cohcreU
d.'iveway, close to achoot. pevei
occuided, $30 per month. Call
460.
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By WINNER
as PuRt as Rosei
K.sseD BV DEW
THE LAUMDQ.V WF
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The man who didn't think
that you conld put any
poetry or sentiment Into
the laundry business never
sent any of hi wearable
to us to be laundered.
"When we rline ont a gar
ment ft H an eln and
fresh as the sparkling dew
and when we Iron it It Is
as pure and firm as the
sunklssed rose.
Roseburg Steam
Laundry
PHONB 71
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Your clothing can be ooaeinu
ally refreshed and kept' new
by our careful and thorough
cleaning and presslngorvlce.
We Call and Deliver!'
Our Auto Will mm.
Phone 177 .
The Lsrgest Stock f '
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and Fords
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