Roseburg news-review., March 21, 1928, Page 7, Image 7

SEVEN
Honey Bee
Supplies
All the Bsc Supplies we offer meets every
demand of the experienced Bee Kpeper. The
frames made of Sugar Pine and in 8 to 10 frame
sizes with three typesof hives. , " - .
Brood Foundations come in regular sort and
also patented wire inserted. ,
Get Your Bees Ready For '
Spring Work ;;- ';'
Churchill Hardware, Co.
' V ' THE WINCHESTER STORE ' M : i
THIS HAS HAPPENED
Sally Ford. IS. Is "fanned oat"
to Glen Carson tor the summer
ana" prepares to leave lae state or
phanage wliicn baa been ner borne
alnce she was tour. Sally dislikes panled by droves ot other sheea
the farmer and recalls stories ot . like, timid little girls, and imcliap
drudgery aad fatigue - wracked 'eroned, by suarp-veteed, eagle-eyed
Domes wnicii tue gins nave una matrqus. -
It." be added with a chuckle, so) trait ot iter ideal hero. It was
that Sally knew be was proud of ivivdly colored picture oi David.
Pearl, proud of her urban tastes, (forever filed in strong, beau! It ul
Toe ear swept up to the front of ; grace, as ite was about to burl
the famtsel fletii flarsmi tistyl sm ltht smiia fr&m his slincshat to
I (he horn summoned his women slay the giant, Goliath. She had
folks, . . 'dreamed away mauy hours of her
T,a L.lnl.,.,.. an,. ....-I.. ,.,.
mother, she was fteding the trip lo g,,, SCCU8tamed to Us Wis, hood, the big book open on tor
to the farut an adventure. In the buildings ofMhe orphanage, was .knee at the portrait ot the Biblical
t- years or her life la the btate 1(ur,h8r dwarfed by the hags red hero; and it bad not seemed like
urpuan Asylum she bad never be- barns tllat towere( at the rear. The .sacrilege, strmig-Hnibed but slen-
'"".rL "T """" .house Itself was white, not so re-'der boy as the (wwonifieation of
centiy painted as the lordly oarirt.
after u summer at the Carson
farm.- ... .; ' , '
Before stie leaves : she begs
Miss Pond; sentimental office help-
She felt queer, detached. Incom
plete, like au arm or a leg dissev
ered from a giant body; she even
nsa tne pamcKy reeling mat, line
KsaHBrwsraaa
to tell her what she knows 'such a dismembered limb, she
about her mother. She is dlsap- j would wither and die away from
pointed to learn that the woman (that big body ot which she had
calling Jterselt her mother left j been a part for so long. But It was
her at the orphanage . when she ; pleasant to hump swiftly along the
not, dusty white road, fringed with
odorous, flowering weeds. Houses
became less and less frequent;
fewer children ran barefoot aloug
the road, scurrying oat of the palit
ot the automobile. Occasionally a
woman, with a baby sprawling on
her hip, appeared and . shaded her
eyes with her hand as she squint
ed at the car.
As the' miles sped away Carson
CLASSIFIED. SECTION
ALL NEW' ADS WILL BE FOUND ON BACK PAG.
iiigrrrtTiTu
FOR SALE
HAY FOR PALE- Edenbower
Orchard Tracts. Phone 26K3.
KOHLER lighting plane for sale.
Practically good as new. S. C.
Miller, Uillard. Phone F11.
FOR SALE Ancona and Rhode
Island Red chicks. . Ethel O.
Rpselund, Roseburg Phone 34F24.
BROCCOLI SEED I have a few
L pounds of tested seed left. Harry
Davis, DlUard. . " ..
liANANAS ' 9clb., grape fruit 5c
each .apples $75c and up. Fruit
Stand, North Jackson St.
FOR SALEV-Buff Leghorn eggs for
hatching, 2 per sotting of 20.
Leave orders at Morgan's Gro
cery. H. G. Wilson:-
FARM CHSAP;tt18 acres, 6 aares
Skinner Irrigation, 6 acres more
to Irrigate, good land and build
ings. 4- miles out.., Joe Harvey,
Koseburg, Rf. 2.
FOR SALE--Two electric incubat
ors, BOO sizes, $1.7.50 each. Brood
ers, one electric, one oil, 1000
sizes; 115 and $ 10. . Address
"P. J." care News-Review. -' S '
FOR homesteads and relinquish
ments see S. 6. Morrison.
PL V MOU THRoclTeigr f oFhateh
lug. J. M. Spancake, East Ave.,.
IMPERIALPEK1K duck eggs, SI
peris', H. Woolman, Yoncalia.
was four and never returned
;see if her child lived or died,
j As she leaves, the children who
ioye her dearly rush to the fence
!and cry for her to tell them good
by. She runs back to . the big
wire enclosure and kisses the
smallest ones, then with tears in
her eyes turns and joins Ciont
at the car. When they drive
away, he leans near her with u
chuckle and says: "you're quite jseemed to feel the need of impress
a klssing-bug, ain't you? How , nM. ho, ti, f ,i.i t.
about a little kiss for your new,sunHlier was not to be one nf im-
boss?"
NOW SO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER IV '"
Sally had shrunk as far away
from Clem Carcou as the seat of
alloyed pleasure.. He sketched the
life of the (arm, her own work up-,
oa it, as If to prepare her for the
iworst. "My wife's got the reputa-r
lion ot oeing a Hard woman," he
the "flivver" permitted, phrases told her confidently. "But she's a
from ; Mrs. Stone's embnrrassed, jgood woman, good clean through,
vague, terrifying warnings boiling (She works her own fingers to the
and'ehurning in her mind: "Keep. bone, and she can't abide a lastv.
your body pure" "musnt let men j trifling girl about the place. You
I take any llbertlos with yqu "work hard, Sally, and speak nice
, -you re a big .girl now, tilings yqu i ana respeetiui-Hke, and
jpught to know" ''if you're led get qo; l.Srarrant.": , ,
, astray, u-wiii be due to. e.lis la
your own nature"
SALE OR EXCHANGE 221 1 She suddenly loathed herself, her
but ft was pleasant and homelike.
the sort of house Sally's chums at
the orphanage had pictured as an
ideal home, when they had" let
their imaginations run away wllh
thera, ,
Sally horself, born wllh a differ
ent picture ot home in har mind,
had romanced about a house which
woaid have made this one look like
servants quarters, but now that it
was before her she felt a thrill of
pleasure. At least It was & home,
not an institution.
A woman, big tieayy-hososted,
sternly corseted beneath her suug
ly fitting, starched blue ehajntrsy
house dress, appeared upon the
front porch and stood shading har
eyes against tho western still,
which revealed the thinness ot her
iron-gray hair and the deep
wrinkles in hor tanned face, -.
"Why didn't you drive around to
the back ' she called harshly.
"This young-up ain't company, to
be tinjos'n' through my front
room. Did you bring them rubber
rings (or my fruit Jars?" -
"You betchal" Clem Carson re
fused to be daunted in Sally's
presence. "How's Pearl, Mat Cold
any better? I brougllt her soma
salve for her throat sod some
icandy." ; 1 "
"She's all right," Mrs. Carson
shouted, us If thn rnr wpro a hint.
you twoH'ired yards away. "And why you
jwant to Be throwltr your money
'St.
"Yes, sir," Sally stammered. - las ay oa patent medicine salves Is
"Well, Sally," he told her at moren I can see- I can make a
last, "here'a vtiitr ticar hnmA Thl lfltfi. ksi!v nnv tittv Aiiia iatxaaia
ranch, budding, curving young body thnt'lane leads nast the orchards I and lard and turn.n((no Nin
place she had taken such Innocent de-' got 10 acres in fruit trees, all of you didn't get any car'mels for
?iie nuiueu to
FOR
acres, sheep and turkey
near , town, " for ? smaller
ciosa in. j. u noyse, ii owe iignt in as she bathed for her lour-i'eiii boarineami . nnhm
uvj. "ttuiCTi iu siuiutc auu (iiteu rignt up to tne nouse. i'retiy
-r
FOR RENT. .
. 1 -
FOR RENT Small S-room house,
reasonable: 10-17 West First SL
TOR RENT Good-fl-room houso,
garage, J10 per mo. CIS S. Main.
Phone 19F12. .
eXJit KENT loroom
met
"Got you half .a pouud of
eartaels," Carson- shouted laugh
ing. "I'll drive tho new girl
around back.. .
"Ma's got a sharp tongue, but
she don't mean no harm," Catsan
chuckled, as he Bwung the cur
around the bouse.
When It shivered to a stop be
tween tho barns und the house.
take lunch at
' terla.
Koseburg
FOR SALE Old growth fir block
wood, half seasoned, Just right
. for furnace or heater 3.25 per
. tier In 2 J tier loads, .-or $3.50,
single tier. South End t uet yo.
Phone 403-J.
PIANO SACRIFICE AT ROSlS
BURG High grade Instrument,
Will accept your phonograph In
part payment, balance w . $10
hionth. .Address CUne';Pla90 Co
fiftO rin!? Ot Pni,l1nn,l ' t. t" i
t sheep ranch, 12 acres prunes, ERRY "on file job-r-Have just, ro-
shrlnk and shrink, until she was a i fine place, if I do say so myself.
little girl again, too young tokuow (I got 180 acres In all, quite a-slze-"the
facts of life," as Mrs. Stone, 'able farm for the middle west,
blushing and embarrassed, had .Don't thorn orchards look pretty?'
called the half-truths she ted old j Sally came out of her frightened
Sully. She wanted to climb over (reverie, forced her eyes to locus on
the door of the car, drop Into tho .the beautiful picture spread out on
hot dust of the road, and rn llktt a ctnnt ranvna hnenfa ha .ri,D
-'la dog-chased rabbit back' Into the she gave an involuntary exelnma-
partly 'furnlshed house on Win- h ijh i iitca&ure. now alter row ot tsntter uitea out a row numiies
cheater Bt North Rosebure fl , , , ' ' "u"- erauy spaca ann mbu erowueu csanys reel,
W Starmer SoWiers Hume .fP 0 HS3nss wuld want to trimmed to perfection? stretched then threw up the cover of the
w. bwimer, boiuiers iiume. j, ..t8l(a Ubertjes,, . , ... t .befoi-o her on the right, . The child .hatch in the rear of the car, re
I VIAKITcn ' ' If -'y laa! Scared of me?" Clem 'in her wanted to spring from tho veaitog more bundles. Carson' was
I ' ' ' ' WANllUji ti I Carspn chuckled. ','You poor little soot of the car, run ecstatically loading hor arms with parcels
' . -- '!chickenl Don'f mind me, Sally. , I trom tree to tree, to snatch sun-riu-(when he saw a miracle wrought on
WANTED Broody . bens. 1 Phone don't mean no harm, teasing you ened fruit. " iher pale, llmld fnce.'
8F14. - " i -; ' - -, jf?.a kiss. Land alivei- I got ai "You have a good fruit crop," "Lord" You look pretty enough
WANTKU iSou iuu w ww uiuut K'rl ot my own, alnt I? Darned Bhe Bald primly, . . Jto cat!" Clem Carson ejaculated,
m, iuu. uu iu cut mot uteres tne nouse. me farmer out no saw men tnnt she was not
-jjj-jjr! heart-outa any man - that tried to pointed to the left. "Six rooms jeven aware that he was speaking
Cate-: fuv!""p a; ner, . jun t got ana a garret. My daughter. Pearl, fto aer,
. ino call to be scared of me. Saliv." .doei?pd tha f r na t,niit i r is ana nf tut fw wt,, nitA
SEWING WANTED - KoTilhagen malt ne w li .hVV ' "L, , "SSK. ?"l","a. " "TTJ...,', !,,JlrpJ.K:
Pearce ' ' ' l a ,Uil8 lllough sho kel 88 ' 'dlo hut It comes in right color plate illustrations, Its iiame
' i a,way ttm tne man 88 wr. handy in the evening, spenialiy j'-Stories from thq Bible," ietlored
Kiarvi i AMCnita 1 liL8? ?L riread ?' the future ,n winter. My daughter. Pearl, glittering gold on a back' , of
IV1 ISV-Cl-.UvlN DUU3 i 'and her bitter disappointment over can think of mom ins for na 'hoawnlv hlnoRnlw A - rnn,i
11 Miss Pond's disclosures as to her to spend money than I can to enrh find Keciellv 'wnrshlneri i!in"nni.
at Roseburg Cafeteria
WANTED Ladles nut lb iurgul iu :
her hopes for romance.
And now ho was striding toward
he the very David of "Stories
from the Bible." t True, the sheep
skin raiment of the picture was
exchanged for a blue shirt, open
at the throat, and for a pair of
cheap, earlh solied "jeans' trous
ers; bat the hoy-man was the
same, the samel As" he strode
lightly, with tho ease of an attete
or the HghtfootedaeBS ot a god,
the sun flamed in bis curling, soS-dea-browa
hair. Ha was tall, bat
not so tali as Clem Carson, and
there were power and ease sod
youth In every motion of his
beautiful body.
"Did you get the plowshare
sharpened, Mr. Cannot I've been
wultiug (or it, hut In the meantime
rve been tinkering ?lth that little
hand cider press. V?e ought to do
a good basinets with (It If we set
up n cider stand on the state road,
at tha foot of the lane."
Joy deepened the sapphire of
Sslly a eyes, qalvered along th
curves of her soft little mouth.
For his voice was as she bad
dreamed it would be vibrant,
clear, strong, with a thrill of music
tn it.
"Sure 1 got It sharpened, Dave,"
Carson answered eurtly. "Yob
oughta gel In another good hour
with the cultivator before darn.
You ran along in the back door
there. Sally. M Carson will be
needing you to help her with sap
per." . .
The change la Carson s toIco
startled her, made her wince. Why
was he angry with her and with
David, whose gold-flecked hazel
eyes were smiling at her, shyly, as
If he were a little ashamed ot Car
son for not haying Introduced
them? But, oh, his namo wns Da
vid! David! It had had to be Da-
vjd.
(To Bs Continued)
Carson's d'aaghter, Pearl, Is not
so friendly, as Sail larns in the
next chapter, '
For Bale John Deore 3-bottotn.
10-inch orchard tractor plow, new,
for J125. Stearns- & Clienpweth,
uaHisnd, Oregon. , '
End it tiiis simple way
Penetrates In .
Any Condition
Here's the harrow that was designed
especially for work in our territory.
In hard ground, where the biggest job
is to get good penetration, the CS is
tight at home it digs in and cuts
.'' evenly over its full width,
John Deere CS
Tractor Disk Harrow
Penetration under eti cos 1
(Jltiona is Insured by means
e special weights sOscbsd
between the disks. Tbis
JcEo Eteere wey of eppiymg
weight gives greater pene
tration jer ounsi' of weight
thffls caa be obtained by
: aay other methods : 1 ,
The frame of the CS ii .
low down so fis to pais ua-
d loW'hasiging Umbtt yet
it has ample clearance beJow
fr3ine to prevent congestion
the CS will handle o cover
crop satisfactorily
$ ' This hafrow has the
strength, weight and capac
ity for every field condition
where a disk herrow ean be .
used to advantage :
Farm Bureau Cooperative IkK
ROSEBURG : - OAKLANB
Agents tor Bean Spray Pump Co., Jshn
Deere Plow Ce., Fslrtanks-Morss Cp.,
Sherwin-WHHams s.
. Washlnstoh. St. and S. P. Tracks
ithaSfowbtief QUALITY SERVICE
TT"" ritT-r.
v'WANTS TO COME BACK
f clally our hart. Is
build tog
vry
'here
fcfeaih. End it by uttn CbambU
TftWcU PlfEMBt, ey to Ube, they ers4
bud brcntA by rcmovlns tbo oiuse poor
difrttioo. Also cftd ett-pssru, iiiourirf
and 2i-cfcnt pbcUet iUc mi drugtinu. For
free BRiplf, wrfEc ChtmbrUln hU&tiim
v, siv sn vc.t iJti Mu&n, lows.
CHAMBERLAIN!
.. "Jlusiuess Is good hero and get-' mve bepn more than one hundred
. n s. . ' houses BaMt ithla a halt mlie o!
ting ostler fill toe tlM, Tsls is a s,a
good nlace to make money, but !
isrofer to live m the sortawest and
will bo back' to nuike mj home'
oat there In a year or so,"' writes
W. n. Sleg,- wlip recently sold out
Ills drug store business iiere to
return to Oklnhonm Gltv where he
formerly resided. Mr. Sleg writes
our store since we came here."
safs, "Most ot tfeis are of brlc
and east, J8,W ap. Mf store
just a kalt mUe from the s&
caf.itsl.
G- :
CAR OWNHR Don't torget to I
call 553 when tn need of' auto
parts, Sarlt'i t Auto Wrecking
A factort !sWi)BieBt of'ealv&ritasi
ware lust received, Ineludlhif Mexl-
to nosebam frleiirts tint tney have n - ind ..tba.Je ?sm-
,in,i . i, .i,,. nee mem at- unurcnin Maruwaro
tsr. The flshiaB Beasoo ts on,-B8 - - . .
mnj PTC "Wco Vou I states, bat ther are nst as many I D
tSIE I d Stav tvSu" M t etch ta Boaglas eoun.ty,.L .KM, iisrraw . saoawtases sna
; forever. '.Brand's Road Stand.
some farm land, good pasture,
. some timber, spring water,
house, barn, small prune dryer.
A good ranch, located 4 mllei
east ot Myrtle Creek, Ore. Price
3,600. Harvey. C. Hill, Nampa,
Idaho, R. 2. ;
turned from California and am
ready to do all kinds of building.
repairing and cement work.
1253 Winchester St. B. F. Chilson.
NEQN -SIGNS
' Sale or Lease .
- Roy Hufham
,,,109 Rose St., Roseburg.
ED WALKER AIDS
IN CAPTURE OF V
BEAVER TRAPPERS
BOOTS AND WR R(JDD?F.S
SUCH MN& AftOut ftR HU6SS5
HE& A GOOD RWQ O? MlMt - f.
"tHfttfe ft PlCTutSt O HM
mi'RE CARWIM' foa HE
MOW-1 HAO VT fSftHEO-
REAL ESTATE" I
Home-Sites, Acre age or Farms
Exchanges a Speofalty
E. G. Kingwell
, . ? Sutnerfir, Ore,"
Public Liability and
Property Damage
Two mlahty Important Insurants
coverages for the automobile
owner. Are you protecting your
self by. carrying this coverage
on your car? This aoency Is at
your service In writing all 'Ines
of automobile Insurance.
G. W. Young & Son
V INSURANCE
116 Ca St , Phone 41?
MEDFORD, Oro.( . Mar. 1, Ar
routed yostcrday on. the Diamond
Lake road Cive miles above Union
creek by Deputy Game Wardens
Uoy Parr of Ashland and Ed Wal
ker ot Roseburg with six beaver
skins in their .possession, Guy and
James WaddeH, .trappers iu that
district, were each fined $50 and
costs when Chey entered pleas of
guilty in Judge Taylor's court here
this forenoon. The two brothers
were arrested as.Uiey were leaving
the . trapping grounds, aUT a
search of their cabin last Thurs
day by Ihe officers revealed 25
dried and fresh beaver skins, alt
of which, including the six taken
yesterday, have been confiscated.
In, addition to. the confiscation of
ihe skins, which were valued at
approximately 9600,. two six-shooters
and one rifle were also confis
cated. The two deputy game war
dens had spent four days in the
j apprehension of the brothers, who
f aro believed to have been trapping
beavers in the Crater National for
est for some time. The officers
were, forced to work in snow over
three and onc-haif feet deep in
gathering evidenes and in making
the arrests.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
Electro Chiropractor Orugless
Healtti Center. 32? Cass. Pn. 491.
' Bargains in , ,
Groceries
The fresh,, dependable sort
that will make your meals
delicious, coupled with low
prices and free delivery.
Economy Grocery
O, L. JOHNSON
"The Store Tht Serve
You Best"
. Phone 63 344 It. Jackson St.
Roseburg Cabinet Shop
230 W. Oak.
FURNITURE REPAIRINQ
Upson Board and Veneer Panel
., Cut to Order
Saw Filing a Specialty
E. S. AND F. L. COCKELREAS
SHIRE STALLION
"Oregon" 15981
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VAW SKTSSSff ?A?ER 1H
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Now itsnding lor a short season
at the Chadwiek Ranch, near
Myitis Creek.
FarlM and Chsney In charge.
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PORTH'CASH
CUfcTOMER
WHO S06
GESTS THE
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