ROSEBURG NEWS REVIEW, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1927.
FIVE T
You Need' Em Every Day I
A SCRIPTON PENCIL Nothing equals it for con-
venience, servrce and economy. It U as light as com
. mon pencil, and hat sufficient leads for a year's
use, 35c ,
TISIT An entirely new product. Do your soldering at
home with Titit. It is a liquid and no heat is required,
I but it does the business.
KITCHEN CROCKERY Wonderful set of six pieces
decorated, ware. Special price for a few days of $1.73
per set. .
. TRADE IN We accept your old shears at 40c in trade
for new ones. 5 ;
i CHURCHILL HARDWARE CO.
I . THE IRONMONGERS
foriI.T.T.WTITO.MMIIIWIrTO
FOR SALE 14 head nannle goats.
Kugcne Hixou, Brockway.
DON'T let the children shiver.
Hum Pages-' coal.
FOHSAL.ECHEAP Good Singer
sewing machine. Phone 474-J.
FOR-SALE Brood bow with 8
liigs. Craven Ranch, Brockway.
f R'SALEGiaucs, 3c "per-lb. at
place. Frank J. Bursik, Melrose.
FOR SALE Juice grapesV 2c-per
lb., bring .-containers. Overland
Orchards: Phone 31FS. '
FOKSALE3 pairs of rabbits,
Jtcds, Belgian Hares and Blues.
Phone 26F3. '
FOR SALE" Vetch and oats,
strong vetch mixture, clean 3c
A. F. Steams, Oakland, Ore.
125 ACRES to rent for broccoli or
melons at 525. an acre. E1 Wca-ver,-
Myrtle Creek.' --
FINE registered Chinchilla" rabbits
at a bargain. Also bicycle for
sale. 833 Military Ave.
D0.DC!&"7SEDAN 1926 , model,
leather upholstery; good condi
tion. Motor like new. (00. Rose
Garage. .
FOR SALE Breeding turkeys,
purebred Bronze tonis and hens,
priced right. Nathan Crow, Yon
calla, Ore.
FOR SALEAnicenntTe""n6me in
Suthorlln. Cheap for cash or will
trade for good truck. Ford : or
g Chevrolet preferred. A. R. Mab
T ley, Uoseburg, Rt. 2.' ' '
FOR SALE Weanling pigs. New
12-inch Moline plow, . guaranteed
- to scour in any soil. New No. '4
Goulds hydraulic ram. Will trade
parifor Wood. Call 27F22.
FOR SALE FurnltureT-, eTc7'3"
.. piece walnut bedroom set; black
- leather couch; , large library
tablo; 2 Alladln lamps; set of
Dover asbestos-lined irons; stone
churn-; - small heater . and pipo;
new Brussels carpet sweeper.
Craven Ranch, Brockway.
FOR SALE At "a "sacrifice "price.
- Two 50-ft. lots and new house,
3 rooms. Some plumbing in, good
location, fine garden land. Land
100x100, fenced with good woven
.' wiro, first class wood house and
shop. Prico ?300, which Is one
half cost of improvements. See
James Barr, Perkins Bldg.
FOR- SAI..E Foity-sijTacres, two
- miles from town on county road.
Eight acres orchard, pears,
prunes, apples, berries, etc.,
springs and well of splendid wa
ter. Tank and engine, gnrugo,
" chicken house, barn and dwell
ing. Fivo acres pasture and
" woods, the rest splendid land.
Plenty or shrubs. A good home
.and income property for the
' right Cnuti. R. E. Pargeter. Doug
las Abstract Company.
Mrs. Charles Heinline
TEACHER OF
Piano, Harmony and Theory
Sulto 1, Kohibagcn
Bldg.
Phone 390
Lucile M. Sappington
Dunning System Improved
Music Study
Piano Kindergarten
Parish House 214 Cass St.
For fnfoinmtion and terms
Plump H2-.l or 205-R
J Elite Pleaters
nil iMnaa or Pleating ana
Button Making.
MRS. BELLE CABS
Phone 187-R
610 So. Main
CHIROPRACTORS
Druglets Health Center
"Complete Health Service"
8ULPHUR VAPOR BATHS
S27 West Caie Phone 491
Kohlhagen Apartments
Furnished apartments, mod.
ern in every way.
Within one block of business
center of city. Reasonable
Rates.
PHONE 5,
CLASSIFIED SECTION !
ALL NEW ADS WILL BE FOUND ON BACK PAGE Jl
1 FOR. SALE - K WANTED '
OSBk
iaiaaiiiiMjtigB.wjiwai
WANTED Bell
Hotel Rose.
boy. Inquire
WANTED Clean cotton, rags for
carpets. Phone 468-R, mornings.
WANTEDTo sell or tr"adba" boar
for sheep. P. O. Box 945, Rose
burg. WANTED to rent ranch, highway
preferred, for cash ronL Box 232,
' Uoseburg.
WANTED Elderly lady for light
housework. 3 in family. Box 64,
Uoseburg. . .
WANTED Heating Btove with
coal grate, about 18 inches in
diameter by 4 feet high. Must be
reasonable. Phone 490-J.
WANTED TO BUY Good pota
toes and some other vegetables,
.. reasonably from farmers. - Am
willing to dig or gather same. E.
' C. Cowles, Milo, Ore.
LAUNDRY WORK " wanted! AH
work done the Maytag way. Sat
isfaction guaranteed; work call
ed for and delivered. Trial so
licited. Phone 260-Y or Rt 1,
Box 5, Roseburg.
FOR RENT
FOR. RENT Garage, hear Rose
hotel. 247 S. Pino.
FOR. RENT 2 furniied and noma
unfurnished houses. Phone 231-R.
b'Oii KENT-T-ApartmeuiB. Down
town; new modern, reasonable.
JDU 64S-J. " -
FOR RENT 5 room modern 'house,
like new, garage, on paved SL
Phone 25. Zigler Hardware.
FOR RENT Apartments with
electric ranges and garages.
Close in. Inquire at 329 Chad
wick St.
iFOR RENT 25 acres of good hay
land all plowed for half. A I no
for sale, 25 tons of good grain
" hay. Call evenings at W. J. Alul
holland, Edcnbower, Rt. 2, IJox
26 or at Couu Lumber Co. from
8 to G.
.
I LOST
LOST Wire-haired Terrier pup,
whilo with black left ear. Re
ward. D. U. Roone, 216 Court St,
I MISCELLANEOUS
CAR OWNER Don't forgot to
call 663 when in need of auto
;: parts. Sarff'B Auto . Wrockin
Houae.
PERMANENTWAVE $5 down
and terms to milt on balance.
Phono 55S-J Tor appointment.
North Star Beauty Shopl'e.
Visitor Hero
W. I). ' Valentino of the Douglas
Park rabhitries. was in RoHnbuig
during tho afternoon Tuesday via
Illng and transacting business.
LIBERTY
"WHAT PRICE
GLORY"
Starts Next Sunday
K&3H.X.T.M.I.ICI.l.ltt.M.M
wncn you sec yourself in
jg a suit dry cleaned by us,
you'll have all you can do
to keep from lending
8 yourself money! Once a
month isn't too often.
When do we start
PHONE 277
OUR AUTO WILL CALL
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BEGIN HERE TODAY
Jerry Macklyn, advertising man
ager of the Peach Bloom Cosmet
ics Co., transforms his plain secre
tary. Vera Victoria Cameron, into
a beauty through use of the com
pany cosmetics. The beauty sjte
cialist refashions Vera after -a pic
ture Jerry finds in his desk.
Jerry falls in love with Vera,
also known as Vee-Vee, and his
love persists even after he learns
-Vera consented ta the transforma
tion only because she, was in. Love
with a man who ignores her. Vera
goes to Lake Minuetouka for her
vacation because she knows this
man, Schuyler - Smythe, will be
there. Smythe and other guests
mistake her for the ex-princess,
Vivian Crandall, who, after a Paris
divorce, is hiding from her parents
and ex-husband.
Vera tries to convince people of
her true identity but is not be
lieved. Because . she realizes
Schuyler is in love with the girl he
thinks she is, Vee-Vee puts fur
ther confession from her. She
learns Jerry unknowingly used the
Crandall heiress s picture in re
fashioning her aud he begB her in
a letter not to pose as the heiress
should she be mistaken for her.
Nan Fosdick. whom it is ru
mored Schuyler is engaged to for
her money, begs Vera to leave the
hotel, salng Schuyler loved her
until. Vera came. Nan's, mother
warns Vera that Schuyler is only
a secretary, a four-flusher and fortune-hunter.
Vera determines to
tell Schuyler the truth but puts off
confession when he tells her of his
love. A bell-boy appears and sum
mons Vera to meet two men who
await her "at the hotel. Schuyler
says he will not let them take her
away. - lie steals a tear, and they
loave. Vera tells him she is not
Vivian Crandall. He angrily asks
her if she Is crazy and betrays
himself uy his emotion. Then ho
recovers and tells her it is just a
scheme to ditch him, that he will
keep her until she'll , be , glad to
marry him.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XXVIII
Vee-Vee's heart leaped in her
breast, but it was with fear and
not with joy.- Then nausea rose in
her throat, so that she had to lay
her icy fingers - against It. This
couldn't he Schuyler shouting at
her, snarling at her, the music
gone from his voice, his eyes dart
ing gleams of hatred at her.
"Road this letter, Schuyler," she
said. She wanted to call him "Mr.
Smith,'" to hurt him with scorn,
but again her pride forbade. "It
will expluin everything and I-r-J
hope it will convince' yon."
-He glnrcd at. her, his. mouth, be
neath the little silky black mus
tache, twisted into an ugly line;
then he snatched the stiff sheets
of Jerry's letter from her hand
and held them under the dash
board light, bending over to read.
His knee brushed hers, and sho
shrank farther away from him,
hut she could not tear her eyes
nway from his face. An hour ago
those lips had pressed down upon
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y (tone (Justin
hers and she had almost swooned
with delight. Now the very
thought Oi his mouth upon hers
brought diftgunL Why hadn't she
seen before that it was a cruel.
selfish mouth? She studied his
face as if she had never seen it be
fore. It was terrible to feel the
scales falling from her eyes, to
feel love and passion draining out
of her heart aud body, like blood
spurting out of an opened vein.
'"Why," she marveled to herself,
"he is not fit to touch the paper
that Jerry's letter Is written on."
She wanted to snatch the letter
(torn his hands.
He was making low, animal
sounds of bewilderment and fury
as he read, but she did not listen.
Nothing he could say now seemed
important to her, just s he would
let her go wheu she had convinced
him that she was not the prise he
had been so sure of bagging.
"So you're just a cheap little
crook!" He raised his eyes from
tho letter and looked her Up and
down - with i searing, contempt.
"Thought you'd rope in ft rich bus
ban 1 "
"Hush!" she cried, raising her
clenched fists as if to strike him.
"1 never . claimed to be Vivian
Crandull, did 1? I denied it every
time 1 was addressed as Vivian
Crandall or Princess Vivian, I in
sisted that my name was not Viv
ian Crandall, but Vera Camoron!
I forced you to listen to me to
night before I would marry you "
She was sobbing in her anger, and
that made her more angry.
"Oh, yes, you were clever, all
right! I'll have to hand It to you!"
the man she had loved sneered at
her. "Yoxt weren't taking any
chances on going to jail for ille
gally impersonating another wom
an, but made damned sure that no
body would take . you seriously
when, you said you were Vera Cam
eron. Sank your hooks into me
the minute you got here, came be
tween me and the girl 1 would
have married " He was plunging
on recklessly, making no slightest
effort to save his own face. Vee
Vee, listening to him In mounting
horror, knew that he no longer
eo u side red her worth such an ef
fort. "You admit then that you are a
fortune-hunter, that you had In
tended to take Nan KosJick's mil
lion until I came along with 40
millions, as you thought?" Her
voice was a whiplash of scorn.
"I admit nothing. 1 don't have to
admit anything to you!" he lashed
1 at her.
I "You'll have to admit, Mr.
j Shuler B. Smith, "that I told you
' of my own free will and acnorl
! that I was not Vlvlau Crandall,
that I insisted upon convincing
: you " .
I "Yes, when I told you the truth
; about my own financial condition,"
I he jeered, his mouth twisting hide
i nusly. "I wasn't big enough game
for ym. You had to talk Taut or
I'd have married you! Good Cod
I'd have married a cheap littli
crook, masuuradlng as one of tho
' richortt heiresses in America! no,
you aren't bo cheap!" be amended
bitterly, banging his clenched fist
against the wheel of the car.
That would have been a rich
joke ou you. wouldn't it?" Vee-Vee
asked, with stinging sarcasm.
"Well, Mr. Smith you see, I know
yowr.real name; have knowu it
from the first day; have known
also that you were only a secre
tarylike myself that you saved
mmiAv nil ...... I..M..
And yet," her voice changed in
spite of herself. "1 loved you any
way, thought you might be
that 1 was poor, like yourself-
wny, i
wmuiuu i ueni-vtf ii w n mi
K'ah .....I n. . . ,. I
. i '. rT L "'V""lctly. Believing " lo be VlvUn
" s.ocJt? """r0"- f"ur;U'ramlaU, or at least in doubt ot
i it .-nt , a ni luin ii u ii i .' i unit
fallen in love with you at sight,
came - here because - you . were
here
. "Yes, after you'd had your ac-1
complice to remodel you into an !
exact copy of Vivian Crandall," i
the man cut In violently. "By
heaven, you're both guilty of a
crime, and I'm going to see that
you are punished, you and this
Jerry Wlmt's-hls-uame of yours '
Ho lunged forward to hold the let
ter under the light again, tu find
the mime that had hardly regis
tered in bis quick reading. 1
! "(Jive mo that letter!" Vee-Vee
commanded him harshly. "You're
not fit to touch it or to say his
name. Give it to me ,1 say!" She
struggled with him for the crack
ling sheets, succeeded In tearing
them from his hands. Wheu she
had them at last, she leaned far
over the sl-le of the car, tearing
them into tiny hits, flinging them
away on the brisk night breeze.
"Now," she panted, facing him
defiantly, her green eyes blazing
In the dark Mike an angry cat's,
"what aro you going to do, Mr.
Smith?"
-"I'm going to take you hack to
the Mlnuetonka and turn you over
to Iho detectives who are waiting
for you." be told her roughly.
"Fine ! " she applauded sarcaati
cally. "And won't your friends en
joy tho story? The elegant Mr.
Schuyler Smythe, who ditched a
devoted millionairess for a nenny
princess Oh, you'll bo popular at
the Mlnuetonka for tho rest of
your two weeks' vacation, Mr.
Smilh! (If course," sho pretended
to consider thoughtfully, "they
might chuckle and say that Vivian.
crnmlall hud simply outsmarted
another fortune-hunter---" Sho
left the sentence In the air, a
smile tugging nt the dlmplo In the
left corner of her mouth.
( The man jerked up his head and
stared at her, at first Incredulous
ly, then with ' horror horror of
himself, of his own stupidity. He
gullied, clawed at his collar with
trembling fingers, closed his eyes
and shook hts head as If to dispel
some fright Till vision. Veo-Vee
watched him with malarious
amusement, behind which lay pain
.and shame for her own shattered
dream.
"Vivian," Schuyler Smytho bo
gan brokenly, reaching out a shak
ing hand to her, "you're cruel, -hut,
Clod, you're clever! And I fell into
the trap. Poor Ifool (hat I am!
, You said just now that you had
fallem in- Inyo with mo, -at.- sight,;
,thut you bad t been gladt that , I was swerved -across .the roadj blocking
I' poor. Can you ever 'forgive me?lliefr pfutsiigp.l j'Rchuyler ) Sinyilio
Vivian! Vee-Vee, you heartless lit
tle darling" , .
"Don't ba a fool," she command
eJ him sharply, the smile wiped
from her mouth by disgust,
"You've played the fool ouce too
often tonight as it is," she added
cryptically. -
She had made up her mind in a
llOBl'
iwiUKiint; 10 save nerseu ai n
If he was stupid enough tola
believe that Jerry a letter had
been a hoax, perpetrated for the
1.1. u-n.il.l
'aMniHkH ii n nf his Htnithlttv find BO -
tlsm to get out of the trap intoljj
...i.ti. i i i .... i
nil oiio nnu BirililCU du iiiiiu-
her Identity, he would do anything
sho told htm to, humbly, hoping to
reestablish himself in her good
graces.
I should have known that no
other girl tn the wotld could bo as
beautiful as you aro," he said with
dejected humbleness. "1 was ly
ing when 1 said 1 would have mar
ried Nan " he began, with
shameful eagerness.
"1 doubt if you know when, you
are telling the truth, you He so
naturally," she said with quiet
scorn, t Now, 1 have one request
to make of you. Tuke mo lo the
nearest town aud let mo out of Uie
car. I will get in touch wltb my
people In New York, arrange for
them to come for me. I refuse to
go back to the Miiinetonka with
you and submit to the impertinent
questioning of those dotectives. 1
suppose, she concluded, in the In
solent manner that she believed
Princess Vivian would wear under
the circumstances, "that your dear
little Nan put them ou my trnil.
It is unbelievable that she would
go to such pains to laud you!"
"Vivian!" HIb volco was charged
with wistful protest, "Cant
you
forgive me? I simply lost my head
when I thought that someone had
been impersonating you, stealing
the love 1 have chorlnhed for you
for five long years--"
Tvo heard - quite enough oC
those five long years," she Inter
rupted briskly. "Drive on, pleaso.
Ami when you return to tho Mln
uetonka I advise you to say noth
ing of this Interesting little excur
sion or ours. Now tuke me to the
nearest town ami drop mo at a
hotel," sho commanded Imperi
ously. "I can't leave you nt the mercy
of strangers, without baggage and
dreased like that," he plendo?! mis
erably, casting a long glance of
humble appeal at her.
Ills misery left ln-r ontlrely un
moved. "You will do exactly as I
say," she spoke as If to a servant.
I have money In my vanity case,
If that Is worrying you. , I shall be
mihe comfortable until my peo
ple can come from New York,
bringing suitable clothes Tor me.
Now,- drivq on !'
"My people!", she Bald to her
self, that' mocking little smtle
dimpling the comer of her mouth.
"Jerry Macklyn! Dear Jerry!" ;
Tho car had gono' less tluuv a
mile ou thoj stao highway towiTr;l
mo nt'uresi, iu-ii : wnoii ,anoiu
car waB suddenly upon them,
had
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gritted an oath as ho jammed on t
his brakes.
"I gueus yon'll have to go hack
to the Minoetouka; Vee-Vee. These i
I muHt be the detectives "
t "Do detectives wear ntankfl on :
their faces? Vee-Vee asitei caliu -
ly us two men sprang out of the
car that blocked their path and
a me atrldhig toward them, the
light from the lamps of ThurB-
ton's car glinting on tho- barrels
of their pistols.
(To Be Continued)
Not detectives, but kidnapers,
have been on Vee-Veo'e trail. Read
the( next chapter,
1 o . . n0S8 meu(ing refreshment were
Try our buttermilk It's differ j served and a aocial hour was en--n'
Romihurg Dairy. Phone 1Hfl ; Joyed. t
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LEGION AUXILIARY
TO ASSIST IN PLANS
FOR ARMISTICE DAY
One of the most enthusiastic niid
Interesting meetings- of tho fall for
the ' American Region t Auxiliary
took place last evening at tho
armory, where the members met
for tho regular monthly session,
followed by a social. The main item
of business taken up was discus ;
&ion of plans for the Armistice day -
colebrntfon. Tho auxiliary will as-
islst tho local post In putting on a
mammoth Americano pa num.
which will consist of all comic en
tries. A committee was appointed
by the president to tako euro of
preparations for tho event. Tho
auxiliary this fall has Bent' In ono
complete baby layette to the wel
fare chairman in Portland, i and a
j box of clothing to tho hospital
chairman. At tho clouo of tho busl-
in i run I II I I
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