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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1927.
! Sugar
Best C and H. Cane,
10 lbs.
67c
Cornflakes
Kellogg's or Post
Toasties, pkg.
Pineapple
Broken Slices,
large can
7c
17c
Grape Fruit JSKfi fine8t 24c
Marshmallows !t F,uffy- 29c
TisAAric Knight Sweet Mustard or OAs
IlUUt:i Knight's Plain, glass jar -C
Pickles SaessSj:reet Pick,es' 14c"
Mazola Oil n- 24c
Bacon l!riun" 41c
Silver Nut ?fc 49c
Pnffpp "Piggly Wiggly Special," . OC,
V-'UllCC the flavor will please ,1b. OOC
(X3 0 HIA Senax VH? it Sen Lucien Bormon
THIS HAS HAPPENED eurhiinly bullet-proof-." '
AtluiiijJlH tmvt; lii'fii inuilu on (!um Tin hurrleil out, croaseU the
lifts of KIIho MurljfiTy, ait Aimri- j low gully which lay between th
can kIiI wio uwiih and lives ou i lower tower ami the Iiouhb and
Diopiii ty adjoiiiitiK thu queer littlo lntrod thiouKh Hie door forming Its
juugle-boidtued town of i'orto Vur-jwilnuice. A (juiek t-xuuiluutiou
do. in wesL central JJiuzil. ikrnvorif II Id lii (n holler uluiu ,.f
Hoveral mysterious deaths lmvo preservation than I tie residence, Is"1"1 """!"' "ie ne!It trembling.
Vim didn't. ( brought myself. For
get about me You ve got too luucu
tu think or anywuy Please,"
"All right that's ended."
He shuwed the old man a second
time how to operate the rille.
"Think you can do It, Nanny?"
The old inuu took off bit glasses,
wiped them nervously, then once
inure pressed hitt liny thumb
against the magazine spring. "I
er mtibt do It. I must."
Prentiss kept his eyes fixed out
the other window, his face one in
occurred, but so far But. has es- though even hem two or lliruo r
tailed harm, due lo tlio Bhrewdness n. m volcanic stones of which It
of her cousin ami protector Vllak, j wan constructed had fallen and lay
ni" iiiHfiiin-iMu n ner iti i ui nej on mo ground. It had evidently
miner tnii mime 01 tiuvts. viiuk is l been used as a storeroom, nlmnut
la curliiiis mixture of Anicrlcun and obliterated by cobwebs, ami a few
Oriental blood and a student of
criminology, lie tries lo persu-
ilide Kline to leave the country,
leaving him there wilii his friend,
Lincoln Niinnally, an elderly
American chemist,
, mystery.
I Kllsc at first refuses, hut after
her two-year-old orphaned nephew
Is kidnapped, to be found again by
the alert Viluk, and another at
Hi tempt Is made on ihelr lives, she
i agrees.
Her departure Is prevented by
rotting pieces of cast-off furniture
line section, however, separuted
by a small wooden partition,
showed stalls of recent use, for
here the debris had been clenre,!
to solve llie'nw.'iv; smoked meals und other
kitchen supplies had been brought
in and hung from long hooks or
wero placed on shelves along tho
wall.
Vllak shrouded a candle and put
it in the corner so ttiat it would
give them a faint light without be
ing seen outside. Then he stnash-
300 West Cass St.
Roseburg, Oregon E
Ma'iaifM&i!imii.iif.
the threat of lloojc. .Messengers, oil an old lion shovel with an n.
ride through the coniitryahle warn- and taking the senaialed ilai.,s
at set about sealing up the tower's
ilng tile unlives tliat I ho dam
Avllos lias burst. Then Vllak de
cides to proceed to the house of
one (luylord Prentiss and warn
Ehliu of the danger. Prentiss Is a
lecluse mill h forbidding man, as
well as an enemy of Kllse's and she
suspects him of -some knowlege
of the conspiracy against her.
Nevertheless, she agrees that it
is llielr duty to warn iilin.
As they near I'rentiss' I'nzcnda,
bullets whistle past them. Vllak
'then realizes Dial the Hood warn
ing was u fake und a ruse to get
Prentiss out of his bouse. ' Pren
llss admits them uud Vllak tells
him they lire about to be attucked.
NOW BEGIN THE STORY
, CIIAPTKH XXVIll
Prentiss glanced at Viluk In
FLASHES OF LIFE J
(.tWHjcliiti'd I'ruM U-imul Win-)
NHWAKK,. N. J. Deinpscy is
lu'iigrosslug toward tho'blkucliani
lilonship tieorgo Dempsey of Aus
tralia. Ho won u (itiiirter mile race
Jn u series for the title and re
ceived the' uPPhiiliio of tho multi
tude Just about the lliuo his luiimv
uuko was being cheered on thu
VI her side of the Hudson river,
PHILADELPHIA Some light
Inns from Washington know howl
winning blows feel lo the recipient.
Hound fur the Yankee, Stadium
they got so holHtrous the crew of
thu train objected. Thoro was
free for all. The funs lost every
round und then apologized.
two r.mall windows. Prentiss linr
ried In to Join them, und shakily
aided Vllak lit preparing a barri
cade. The three men and the girl drag
ged some heavy . boxes forward,
and Willi them blocked the narrow
doorway. The dirty floor of the
room was wet and slippery, malt
ing the work more difficult.
Vilak glanced down to ascertain
the reason for the dampness and
saw In a shadowy corner a tiny
thread of water coursing up from
the soil. ".Spring from those lit
tle lakes on the high ground back
of your house?'' be demanded of
Prentiss.
The other nodded sullenly.
' Vilak began making loopholes In
the window barricades.
Get rifle:
flight a momenl, then suddenly
tin ned end darted cut of the 'won't hurt us,
room. Thev heiird liim tunnel ii'irot llirtni "
flight of stuliB, then dart down. Prenllss disappeared
'gum. .house ugain, returning
Vilak took a position beside him.
lie rubbed a drop of grease from
tiie sight of Ills rifle, "lie sparing
of the c.nimuiiltimi. It's I lie only
thing we iiuve. We'll have to make
it last a long time."
A Jong eerie cull like the cry of
some night wuiideriug bird drifted
up from the creek.
"A signal," Vllak murmured.
"Probably give us a straight fron
tal attack," he went on. as Ellse
husteued to Join the old man at
Ilic window. "At the gale. It's
our weakest spot. Keep u sharp
lookout.
The dog who had been left In
ihe house began to bay again. Sud
denly Prentiss Jerked Ills rifle to
his shoulder. "Kliadows. Shad
ows. At the gate!" lie whispered
hoarsely. ,
"you're right." Vllak swung his
rifle into position. "We'll give
them u volley. Better let ine
handle it, Prentiss," he added
Mileily, when the other quivering
as though Iroin a violent chill, fu
verishty touched his gun, took wild
aim and was about, to shoot. ".Don't
lire tin i Bay so.
A few' second later came his
placid soothing voice once more.
Steady Steady Clood aim
Fire "
The reports of four rifles were
ilmosl simultaneous. An outcry
followed. The shadows disappear
ed. "Two on the casualty list, 1
think." Vilak said.
There was a brief Interval of Ill
action. Then the call of the night
bird sounded again, and again
Wet feet I v'Kue shadows appeared at the
, it you've ! ,my burred entrance. A second
volley blitzed from tho defenders'
into tlHi!''il'les. Again there was a cry of
with half l',illn ugain the shadows vanished
rrrrnrrnnnn an ele
for Ifcrasr
Viluk, despite the other's an- ll dozen rifles und a box of am-' "At 'K"st one more that lime,"
sence, swiftly began making u sur- munition. Two of these Vilak nntlVilak grunted. "Learn pretty soon
vey of tiie- empty chamber, from by each window. "I think we'ro'llley can't do that. Seem lo be In
whose flimsy walls great sections ready for lliem now;," ho said. "Asi'ent on forcing the gate. May be
of plaster and brick hud fuiien in ready as we can get!" jafraid tile barbed wire on top of
such qualities that in many places Ho begun distributing tho cart-lhe 'H 1ms high voltage, hut I
the moonlight showed brightly. ridges, lie looked at Kllse,gravply j doubt It."
"This room won't do," lie mut-las he watched . her slin a clip: of A third time the attuckcrs tried
tered. "High-powered b u 1 1 e t s j bullets into Ihe chamber of her I lu "each the gate, a third time they
would pierce it In a hundred places. Ii il'le. "I reproach myself bitterly .were routed und sprang back into
Lets look over the house." 'for having let you come along.
He flicked on his flashlight. I Bitterly. lioth you and Nanny.
With Ellso und tho old man close Hut you're here. And what's doiie
behind him, he stepped curefully.is clone."
past tho raging dog, then swept He took another bit of betel,
through room after room of the ; then peered out through one of the
NUW YORK IlocaUHu of the melancholy, structure, disturbing window upertilres. "Moons finite
fud of bobbed half tho good will of! Iters a few ghostly bats, there un I bright and I can see plainly, but no
n company dealing in huniiin huir ugly brown-splotched toad. He signs of attack yet. All of you had
is untaxable as an asset, it Is con- loiinii untiling wtilcli suited his; better have some cigurcts.
Just the foods for the hills or the shore just the right things to, make your
trip complete, are neatly displayed at our stores today. Drop in with your
list we'll gladly assist, and help you pack things carefully, too. )
jVIONEY SAVING DAYS, SATURDAY AND
MONDAY, JULY 23 AND 25
Ml
WAX PAPER
sheets to roll,
3 rolls .
20 CORN BEEF Libby's
CAMPBELL'S BEANS
3 cans 28c; CCp
6 cans JwU
SALMON STEAKS Starr's Columbia river pack, 1 pound
flat cans, 2 for
35c
SUMMER BREAKFAST FOODS
tit: hriiKh. A brooding silence fell
over ihe fazenda. With her en
(ended in behalf of tho estate of
Adnlph JlrcHluuer. Bobbed hair,
ttays.un uliidavU filed with the
Hiale tax coimiilttHlou, "Jm de
Hlroyed tho good will."
(.'oltase checBCi,
Phone 1X11,
Itutiebui'K Dairy.
puitio&e, however, until Ihoy reach- ' He offered tho eitfarets to Kline
ed a room at tiie rear. Here a Khe mulled and refused. "Too
window looked out upon tho low powerful -for nm now. AVon't be
walor tower three or four huh- Jitf-lo to shoot straight If I do. I'll
died feet from the house. jtako one of Mr. Nunniilly's mild
"That tower's just tho place," holcnes." She touched his hand.
(lushed. "Kxcellent position. Has j "Don't worry about my being hero,
a view on all sides, and is almost 'or your having brought me here.
CUT THE COST
-AND
Vacation on the Saving
Every driven automobile you pass on the road
is a "used car."
In a reconditioned NEWLAND USED CAR you can have
the same prideful troufclc-free pleasure as the new car
driver without the consciousness of costly depreciation
from the "new" value.
In a reconditioned NEWLAND USED CAR you can
GO AS FAR
STAY LONGER
ENJOY MORE
because you will have saved money in buying a depend
able vehicle.
When you are downtown Saturday drop in and look
over our stock likely we have just what you want.
J. 0. NEWLAND & SON
Roseburg, Oregon
Oldest continuous dealers in Douglas County.
knife l.i. so dus out a shell which
had stuck in the magazine 0 her
rille; the old mail' wiped the pow
der and perspiration M'fom his face
with his minute handkerchief;
I'rentiss kept his alassy eve fixed
to the loophole before him, his lips
constantly moving though they
emitted no sound; Vilak viciously
chewed betel nut.
Suddenly heavy firing began In
Hie iliiifh brunches of 'the trees
along the creek, many feet overtop
ping the wall. A fusillade of bul
lets rallied against thu house.
"Steudy Steady," Vilak counsel
led. "Take your time. Fire at the
bursts."
The fusillade continued. Here
und there the putt-puttering ot a
rifle would abruptly cease, mute
testimony that a shot of the de
fenders hnd found its target. Dut
neither were the bullets of tho at
tackers without effect, us tho fir
ing went ou plowing often uud oft-!
ener through u joint in the inade
quate barricade.
The firing ceased for a few mo
ments, then burst out ugain with
increased vigor. Tho old ' man
gave a low exclamation and drop
ped his gun.
(To be Continued)
Vllak decides to fight fire with
flood; this time a real flood and
not a false alarm.
Skins That
Attract People
They must bo soft and colorful
free from ugly shine not dry or
sallow pores must not show.
Just try this new wonderful French
Process Fate Powder called MKLr
LO-tll.l). Stays on longer very
pure you'll bo unuujeil at Its su
perior , beautifying (nullities.
Nothing like it gel MELLOliLO.
Natlinu Fullerton, druggist, Per
kins lluilding.
PUFFED WHEAT, pkg 12c
PUFFED, RICE, pkg. 17c
SHREDDED WHEAT, pkg. 12c
POST TOASTIES, 3 pkgs. 25c
POST BRAN FLAKES, pkg 10c
KELLOGG'S BRAN FLAKES,
3 pkgs.
KELLOGG'S CORN FLAKES,
3 pkgs 25c
KELLOGG'S PEP, 3 pkg.
..28c
..29c
PAPER NAPKINS Tis Kloth, 40 Napkins to the package,
pkg. 10c; ,3 for
29c
Crystal White Campbell's To
Soap QQp mato Soup Q Q ft
10 bars 0 Db 3 cans.. ZOb
Libby's CQp
Milk 6 cans dUU
Wesson Oil
Quart
can .. .
49c
WASHING MACHINE SOAP-
2 for :.
-Peet's large packages 38c;
75c
BAKING POWDER
Calumet, 1 ,
pound can
27c
QUAKER OATS
Quick cooking, QTn
large ,pkg... Z I U
FLOUR Crown
Fisher's Blend,
49 lb.
sack
$2,18
GOLD MEDAL MAYONNAISE OR SANDWICH SPREAD
Half pint jar 23c; pint jar
43c
PINEAPPLE Libby's
sliced, in syrup, 7 On
large
3 for
SARDINES
Domestic, 5 cans
25c
SARDINES Norwe
gian, in olive oil, O C n
2 cans L UU
20TH CENTURY COFFEE "Adds a kick to your picnic,
always fresh, pound 43c; 3 lbs
$1.25
Roseburg Store
130 N. Jackson St.
Oakland Store
Baker-Flannary BIdg.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Highway Construction, DougUs
County, Oregon.
Sealed bids will be received by
the t'ounty Court of Douglas Coun
ty, Oregon, at the court house in
Kosebutg, Oregon, at 10 o'clock a.
m. on tho 4th day ofAugust, 1927,
for construction work on n section
of Loon Lako Market Itoad No. 3.
Tho work involves approximately
4.IJG miles of grndtng. the limits be
ing more particularly described as
from Kug. St. bo-HO to Kng. St.
311-1-24.
No bid will be considered unless
accompanied by cash, bidder's bond
or certified check for an amount
oqual to at least five (5) per cent
of tho total amount of tho bid.
A Hiificlent bond will be required
for ttie faithful performance of the
contract In tl sum equal to one
half the total amount of the bid.
Plans, specifications, forms of
contract, proposal blanks, and full
information for bidders may be ob
tained at the office of the county
clerk or the county roadmastcr.
Court House, rtoschurg. Oregon,
upon the deposit of five dollurs,
15 "o.
The right Is reserved to reject
any llem or all proposal:
LIBERTY THEATRE
The Texas desert couutry, near
tho border of Mexico, is the lo
cale ot "The Border Whirlwind,"
and F. II. O. produefion starring
Bob Custer, which is at the lib
erty theatre today when it begins
a two day run. There is no set
ting more typical of the spirit of
too west; it Is redolent with
stretches of sand, sage and mes
quito, und forms a colorful back
ground for the activities of the
popular Western star. The storv.
by James Orluout, abounds in ad
venture. It is centered about a
youth who, on his return to his'
father's ranch' is immediately
thrust into the throes of an in
trigue to which be must give un
sparingly of his coumge and daunt
less valor. That he is particularly
well tilted for his task is asserted
by the daring manner In which he
rides, and by his cleverness in
handling a whip and throwing
knives. Custer is equal to the most
stringent tests.
"One Increasing Purpose," the
picture version of one ot the six
best sellers of the year, comes lo
the Liberty theatre for a three
days', run Sunoay. Edmund Lowe
heads the all-star cast of this Fox
Films'- super special made under
the direction of Harry Beuumont.
NOTICE FOR BIOS FOR CITY
IMPROVEMENT BONDS
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, Kccoidcr of the On
of Roseburg, Oregon, will, up (o
7.':'.n o'clock p. m.. August 1. 1P27.
at his office In the City Hall, re
ceive sealed proposals for the pur
chase of City Street. Sower and
Sidewalk Improvement Bonds in
the sum of $3.S4.25.
Said Bonds are issued under '
o ac-i Bancroft Bonding Act in denomiua-
ANTLERS THEATRE
"The Last Outlaw" a corking
Western, If we're to believe ad
vance reports, will ride into the
Antlers today. Gary Cooper is
starred and Jack Luden and Betty
Jewel featured in Piirumount s lut
eal open range drama.
first ho isn't quite able to find oift
wiio the honest men are. However,
the clouds soon roll away. Then
he sets out to get his men and
he does. The director of "Wet
Paint," Arthur Itosson, made "Tho
Last Outlaw'."
Spiritualism, dueis and balloons
figure prominently in ' "Time to
Love,' Kaymond Griffith's Para
mount comedy which will be
shown at the Antlors theatre Sun
day. The high hat comedlnn feigns
death in a fake duel, returns to his
sweetheart as a spirit and is later
cept any scpsrate item of the pro-l Hons of K2U0.W each, with the
posal or proposals deemed best fort exception of the first one which
the county. I will he lu the amount of f.li't :
Ira B. ltddle. Countv Clerk of , with interest at fi ner cent hgiuhu
ItoiiKlas County. Oregon. 1 semi-annually and ruu from oiie if,!
Till; COINI'Y COIKT I-' IHH G-'tetl voara at the ouiion of the t in
LAS COUNTY, OKKtiON. lot Kosebnrg.
(Seal) I The right to reject anv and all
(leo. K. (Juine, County Judge. ! bids Is hereby reserved.
C. I,. Berkley, County Comniis-i Paled at itoseburg. Oreroti .tntv
sloner. i 19th. 1027.
Huron W. Clough. County CVuw HAROLD F. KHruv-v
mlaskuier. City Recorder of the Citv ot Role-
Attest: lta B. Riddle, County Clerk, j burg, Oregon.
.... i, cooper assumes ine role or carried up with her in a balloon
shoriff in a town which is overrun being used as a target for suiti
by rustlers and cattle thieves. At aircraft guns
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with Borden's
Eva pora ted
Milk. Delicious
muffins and
waffles, too.
And equally
convenient for
the coffee. Send
for recipe.
Made in the Northwest
A tall can of norden'j
(ilh an equal part of
taier) si,M vou four
cups of pure, rich milk.
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