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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1928.
DECORATED
IVORY WARE
Something new in dinner sets that meets with favor by
discriminating housewives. See these sets in our win
dow. Then we have other dinner sets, both in domestic
and imported. Prices are low on these splendid sets, and
you will find in our large assortment just the thing to fit
your needs. . ,
If its Hardware, we have it, too.. Make
this store your headquarters when in town.
Churchill Hardware Co.
THE WINCHESTER STORE
Wlheim A fiiiirll Loves
4) m by NEA Service ftffift frPUTi. DtVtY GBOVIS '
CLASSIFIED SECTION
ALL NEW ADS WILL BE FOUND ON BACK PAG
WHAt HAS HAPPENED wllhoUt pining for lost luxuries, in
Virginia Hrewster, niter losing fact without thinking at all of the
both father and wealth, consents to I limitations ot her present balit
niake her home wltli Clarissa 'lug fucllltleB.
Dean and her' father. ifer fiance, As soon as she thought Oliver
Nathaniel lann, objeeta to tills for j would be In his office she took a
he mlstruBta Dean's motives. ;BUbwuy train down to Wall Streer.
Meanwhile, Dean plots to got jHo was not In but Jdiss Evans
Nlel away from Virginia but falls, jsaid she expected lnni soon, so
and later is forced to pay bla'ik- Virginia decided to wait,
.mail to a Mrs. Farley or face a In about half an hour he arri'--i
scandal. jed, coming in hurriedly and stop-
Clarissa becomes Jealous of her ) ping for a few brief words with tit
and Virginia resolves to go, but secretary before going on to his
Dean insists that she marry him. I private of rice. Ho had not seen
I When she refuses, he threatens til j Virginia, but as soon as lie had
reveal the fact that her father i gone on Miss Evans came over to
cheated him out of IlOO.OOO in a I where she sat by a window a-id
bootlegging deal. Kecklessly, she told her he wanted to give soml
: promises to earn enough to repay uiciauoii immediately but thai
him in one year or many lilm. very probably he would see her dl-
Virginia leaves hut has to pawn :reclly afterward.
,a ring to tide her over until she Virginia signified her willing
.can find a position. She goes to ness to wait. Miss Evans started
nieis smaio 10 ten mm ner siorv, .toward her desk, appeared to
but her joy at seeing him is clou 1- change her mind and stopped, fac
ed because she dare not reveal the iK Virginia again. "I'm afraid
compact with Dean, and also be- mr. Cutter Is . . t upset this morn
cause of the familiarity witn ' ngi" 8ne said uneasily. "Don't
which his model, Chlrl treiits Mel. :you think you could come ba;k
She goes to ail employme it liator In the day?"
agency seeking work and is Bent ,i'd rather wait," Virginia re-
FOR SALE
THAILHIlB for sale cheap at
Barn's. ,
SI-IHl'IIEltD pups for sale cheap at
ltosehurg Poultry Market. :
iMnSAXEPlirelired Chinchilla
rabbits, 60c each. 214 So. Pine.
WILL BELL or buy milch cowb.
Walter M. Clink, Star Rt. Wost,
Clty ' ,
PIPE PUMPS POWER. For any
sized job. Farm , Uureau Ex
change. , . , .
FOlf SALE CHEAP Delivery hod
fur ton or li ton truck with top
iitSarff'a. - 1
F6ll "SALE 400 tier Oak and
Laui el wood. J. . M. Weather
ford, 317 Oak.
WHEAT for Balo at 51.2!
bushel at Chuttwick ranch
per
near
FOR SALE 31 wagon; excellent
condition: cheap. John W. Hall,
Wilbur, Ore.
MOWERS"" AND RAKES The
John .Deere mower will cut heavy
hay. Farm Bureau Exchange.
TUirffltCfe IE or 20 tons nf wheat
hay, loose or haled. Very reason
able. Phone 2F3L J. R. Wilson.
WATER' TANKS All types- ot
out to a prospective position but
finds It Impossible. While return
ing to lier hotel she notices a man
who nppearB to be following her.
Arriving, she is angered to find or
chids from Dean and wonders how
he learned her address.
Nlul takes her out to dine, and
urges her to accept flnunclul as
sistance from him even if she will
not marry him Immediately. Com
ing from the restaurant. bIio sees
the mull who had followed her
standing In a shadowed doorwav.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XXVIII '
Virginia was not sure Bhe re
cognized the man, but there
water tanks, wood or wetnl. COO ,olllelhll)g vaguely familiar about
gallon redwood tank $30. Farm
liureuu Exchange. ,
WOOD- FOR 8ALR-Oak cook
stove wood $;i.7B; block oak
wood $11.25. , J. T. Bpperly, Wil
bur, Ore., R. 1, box 31.
FOR RENT
In.
Myrtle Creek.
Hl'LIO COOK WOOD Myrtle ari3
maple, delivered in Roseburg,
f3jmrjioiPlu2tieJF13:
FOR BALE WOOD Laurel and fir,
Und and old growth, Prices rea
. sellable, Order your winter wood
at special prices. Phono 6F3.
Tl 1 IC " VlW'f-cheoBe" factory "ill
Douglas Co. Encourage the now
.: .industry. Full1 cream ; Cheddol
cliueuo, nntili! Ill' Cllrtias Valley,
on sale at Ueo, Kohlhugon's Meal
; Market.
IlEAITE'S'flTE -
V v Wo lluy .
We Trado
' We Bell
) llHAL ESTATE
MuLENtKiN REALTY COMPANY
M0 Jackson Street
(foil SALE two runolidsT "lino" 1 13
acres; It Is a good dairy ranch
i tor, Bii vis ll or eight cows. The
other of 83 acres, the nicest
home site on Cow Creek. Call on
or, write to Levi Spalding, Anttlea,
Oregon;
FOR SALE Or ' will" accept pari
trade, 83 a. 18 miles from Hose
, burg, i mile ore Coob Hay high
' way, good road, church and
'i Rehodl proportion adjoining plueo;
Ur. a. Ill cultivation, II n. prunes,
U iooiii hOiiHi), harli, other build-
; Ings. Tel. 47-F-42. , S. L. Mobs,
Ten Mile, Ore,
WELL furriiahed apt., closo
reasonable rent. 331 SMuln.
FOR RENT Five-room furnished
apartment. Inquire at Cafeteria,
UO'DeRn 5-rooiii "furnished cot
tage for rent. Inquire at 544 So.
Pine, . ;
G-KOOM furnis'hod house tor rent
with gnrage. lnniilro 800 S. Pine
St.. or phone Cllll-R. ' ' '
FOR RlONT MoiVorn 6-room Koubo
wltli sleeping porch and close til,
20 per month. 424 Mill St,
FOR : RENT Sheep and turkey
ranch, 914 acres. Some eri.p.
Stock for sale. A. E, Hill, Suth-
orliu. Phone Oakland, 28F15.
uwuiWNM in used lurnllure 'it
luw mleos. Wo arc getting In
largo quantities of used, furni
ture .almost dally mid there lire
sumo very good buys In ranges,
bottlers, ollstoves, chairs, rock
ers, IiikIh, Bluings anil new mat
treiisea, dressers, mid many lU-
or useful articles. Powell's Fur
niture Store, 238 North Jackson
street.
Roseburg Cabinet Shop
230 W. Oak
FURNITURE REPAIRING
Upson Board and Venter Panel
Cut to Ordar
Window Boreens, made to order
E. 8- ANB f. L. CpCKELR,6A8
FOR RENT B-room furnlBlied cot
tage with garage, a nice garden
ready for use, fruit. Tenants
leaving town. Rensonahlo rent.
. East Lane and Terrace Sts.
Phone iiWi-R.
FOR RENT
0 Ttoom, Modern Ilntiuo
with garage $ 12.00
' Modern house in Riverside $10
4 ROOM
Furnished, modern, good view $10
McLBNDON REALTY COMPANY
110 Jackson Street
WANTED
WANTED Clean cotton nigs mut
able for gnraRU use. Harrison's
(iiiruge, 130 , S, 'Stephens St.
Phono 447, ; .
WANTED Sheep on snares. Can
handle nny whore to 500 good
eWes; have good, range under
fence. White "S, W.", euro News-
Review.
WANTED Wo Will buy hides,
Ivooli pells, chlltiiili hark nlul all
kinds of junk. AliiHkn Hide,
Wool Junk CO., 401 W. Cass
St. Phone 301.
him a familiarity that disturbed
her until she fell asleep that night.
"Where have I seen him be?
fore?' Bhe asked herself counties?
limes; and the very fact that she
neither could place him nor sat
isfy herself why the matter should
trouble her at all made it impos
sible to dismiss him from her
mind. . ...
The next morning her Ihoughlu
wore taken tip with plans for get
ting a pusitlon und the man's
haunting presence there on the
East Side did not return to puzzle
further. -
First she read the "help-wanted
columns of the iiewspaper that
camo up With her breakfast. There
was nothing worth trying for.
Nothing. That Is, nothing that'sho
had any chance of getting. Never
theless her spirits were up. It was
a new day, ever a matter of prom
ise to youth. There was Oliver to
Bee. And Miss Evans. There must
lie many places where Bile could
ho useful if only she could find
them!
Virginia bathed a ii d dreBsel
turned promptly.
Tho secretary frowned, seemed
about ' to speak, but nodded her
head Instead and hurriedly gath
ered up her pencil and notebook
to answer the insistent cnll of the
buzzer from Mr. Cutter's office.
In five minutes she was bacr,
flushed and angry looking. Vir
ginia stood and Miss Evans said:
"You may go in now," and turned
at once to her work,
Virginia wondered at her abrupt
ness hut she was too anxious to
hoar what Oliver might have to
suy about her Investment to stop
and ask any questions, though she
felt there wbb something Miss
Evans had wanted to say to her. 1
When she opened Oliver's door
she saw him coming across the
room from a door on the opposite
side with a glass of water In his
hand. He looked haggard and mis
erable. '
"Had a' night," ho said shortly
and motioned Virginia to a chair.
She saC down in it without taking
her eyes off his face. Ho flopped
Into his own seat and gulped down
tho water thirstily.
"No sleep," he went on sell-pity-
1IU51J.
"I thought you had given up dis
sipating," Virginia said regret
fully. , .
'What elao Is there in llf'!? A
wife here, thero and everywhere.
And nothing but work, work,
work."
"Oh, I'm sorry," Virginia cried,
remembering Hint she had burden
ed him with more work.
'Need someone to feel sorry for
me," he said childlHhly. "Ulnd you
cunio lo mo to help you, Virginia,.
Want you to be grateful."
"Of course I shall lie, Oliver,
but I'm afraid I shouldn't have
troubled you with uiy affairs.'
"Don't be a sill. I've got to be
here anyhow. No extr:i eflort to
handle your Investments. Welt, 1
suppose you want to know what
I've done for you?"
"Yes, I would," Virginia'? lon.1
was hopefully eager.
Oliver laughed. "I've made you
some money," lie replied luppUy.
"Want It?" .
"No, no. I want you to reinvest
li. You understand that, don't
you?" "
"Thought you migiit nee seme
pin money. Better take a Hundred.
1 won't need it."
Virginia wbb firm. "No, nleas-V'
she said quietly. "I know it Isn't
going to be bo easy, Oliver, tor
you to make a hundred thousand
dollatB for me In just one year, un
less you have enough ' mony to
work with. I Intend to bilng in all
can spare, so. please don t urge
me to luke any of what theiu is
now."
Oliver looked at her through
half-closed, amused eyeB. "(io.ng
to be a regular Hetty Green belce
you get through," he approved silk
lly. '
"I don't care about tyinir tiny
records," Virginia replied. "Just
show me how to make 1 100 -WO
and I'll be the happiest person that
Wall Street ever knew."
"Well, I'll try td . . . make yoii
happy," Oliver told her In a
strangely portentous way. Virginia
threw him a quick, startled
glance, but he was looking as In
nocent as a toy balloon.
"Where you going?" he asked as
she started to leavd. "Say, Vir
ginia, belter give me your ad
dress," lie added as he stood up.
"I'll give II 'to Mlfis EvnnB," she'
evaded. "And thanks a lot, Oliv
er." "Come in tomorrow."
Virginia hesitated a moment.
"Do you need me?" she countered.
"I may be busy."
"Might," he replied laconically.
"Like to keep in touch with my
client's. Important decisions to
make on a moment's notice at
limes."
"If I can't come I'll telephone,"
Virginia temporized, thinking that
she must uso her time to find em
ployment. "All right, but I'd hate to risk
losing a big killing just because 1
didn't have yoUr ofcay."
"I'll give you carte oiaucho. I
don'tknow a thing about it any
way." , :
"Got to consult you," Oliver
maintained stubbdrniy.
"Then I'll come in ns often as I
c-n," Virginia promised reluctant
ly. She said a hurried goodby id
him and went out to MIbb Evans to
leave her address and room num
ber. . Miss ' Evans looked at her
strangely and Virginia realized
that tho secretary was confused
about something.
."1 wonder what's the matter,"
she puzzled over it, thinking back
in nn effort to discover if she had
upon her lately.
"Will you lunch with me again i
today?" she Invited pleasantly and
was further troubled to see Miss i
Brans' lipa draw together in a I
thin line and hear her anwer, "I'm !
very sorry. Miss Brewster, l've.1
another engagement." "
"Some other time," Virginia sug-'
gested; to conceal the fact hat she i
was slightly offended. Later, lunch-'
jing alone, she smiled a little rue-
iuny-over 3ii$s .vans reiusai 10 ,
join her. plainly the "other on-'
gagement" had been merely an ex-'
cuse. What a change a few short
weeks' had wrought in her life! i
Here was a woman as remote from 1
her in the past as the earth from ;
the sun insofar us social relations j
were, concerned, actually refusing ;
to lunch with her! Virginia' ad- i
milled the humor of it but uot i
without a little pang ot regret.
Perhaps Oliver was In an ill ;
humor- wlih her," she reflected,
genuinely bothered about Miss ;
Evans strange conduct. "I ra sure j
1 did nothing to offend her.", i
She was disappointed at. losing
an opportunity lo talk again with
a sensible person who had been In
accord witii her views. Nathaniel
would naturally expect, If she had
sufficient money to pay her ex
penses, that she would take her
time about living up to her now
found Ideals and wait until some
choice position came her way he- j
iuib tatting one. one uaieu uui
tell hiui how urgent It was for hel
lo find employment and if ho
wondered at whatever she might
finally do she would have to pre
tend that ambition did not Count.
Only the fact that she was doing
something mattered, she would
tell him. .'
Yes, but what Was that some
thing going to be? Should flhe go
back to Mrs. Phelps? Telephoning
would save time. And she must
look up other agencies. She wouid
do that right away.
When she reached Mrs. Phelps
by telephone she was asked if she
would come in as sooir as' con
venient. That afternoon? Yes, If
she could. Virginia went up di
rectly, by subway. It was one of
Hie very few times In her lire that
shn had ridden In the underground
trains and she found It exceeding
ly distasteful. Unsavory individ
uals stared at her pointedly, giving
particular attention to the fash
ionable brevity of her skirts.
There waa more crowding, too,
than when she had come down
town, ami although she had a sent
her feet wore trodden upon anil
ono lurching passenger barely os
caped being deposited In her lttp
when the long train polted to a
stop.
Virginia was decidedly relieved
to come up to the street level
again, and the days when she had
complained of llio traffic conges
tion on Fifth Avenue came buck to
her now as blissfully free of any
renl contact with transporlatioit i
problems. I
Then, If caught in Hie vortex ot '
New York's vat population, bIio
could at least sit in decent isola-
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than other makes. Investigate before you buy.
See Us First We Can Save You Money.
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HOSEBURO AGENTS FOR OAKLAND
Bean Spray Pump Co. : Fairbanks Morse & Co.
John Deere Piow Co. Shemto-WUIiAmg Co.
L. N. Miller Dehydratw Co
she had been compelled to shoul
der her' path in and out of & huIi
way train again the opposition ot
hardened straphangers Svho, It
seemed, thought nothing ot a 111
tie buffeting and elbowing. She
felt sure she must be littered with
black and blue spots. But tharc
was the hope of finding a position
at Mrs. Phelps' to buoy her up and
lessen her discomfort.
She was doomed to disappoint
ment once more that day, how
ever, for it soon became apparent
that all Mrs. Phelps desired was 10
have a little -motherly talk with
her. Virginia could not under
stand her attitude at all and,
frankness being native to her when
fact did not prohibit It, she asked
with direct simplicity, "Why are
you trying to discourage the from
seeking work, Mrs. Phelps?"' v
' (To Be Continued)
Gets Neuritis and
Rheumatic Sufferers Out of Bed
Casey's Rheumatic -Remedy drives
out the uric acid poison of rheu
matism, neuritis, lumbago, reduces
pain and swelling. Sold on a guar
antee at 81.60 por battle, by,
MARSTER'S DRUG Cd.
boon cool, as might happen In the j lion in a comfortable motor car
moodfl of preoccupation that enme I until her way wan cleared. Today
fteKtl therefore 1
LPS BETTER-1
JUNE SALE OF ALUMINUM
. 29c and 69c
Two groups of aluminum pieces''
at very special prices. For In
stance, collanderB, covered sauce
pans, fry pans, mixing bowls, pud
ding paiiB, lipped sauce pans, tube
cakes, water jugs, etc., at 29c. In
the 69a range you get: percolators,
double boilers, dish pans, French
fryers, milk palls, preserving ket
tles, roasters, water pitcherB, etc.
These are real specials of a char
acter to emphaalne values you got
only at Carr's, But buy at once, as
these specials won't last very long.
Carr's, "Where you save." A
NOTICE OF SALE OF SCHOOL
WARRANTS
Notice Is hereby given that seal
ed bids will be received by the
Ash Valley School Board DIsL No.
125, Ash, Ore., June Kith, 1928, for
the purchase of school warrants.
Warrauts to be In denominations
ot ono and five , hundred to tho
amount of six thousand dollars .
With interest at rate of fivo per
cent, payable annually; Optional
payment with accrued interest any
time after the first year. All bids
must be accompanied with a certl- ?
fled check of five per cent ot said -bid.
.-r tri -
(Signed) .Hs A. CARLSON. . .
'Clerk Msfc iaBA'sli, Ore. :
Eat barbecue Sandwiches and
live forever. Brand's Road Stand.
. WASH CLOTHS 10
Carr's June sale of wash cloths,
good weight terry fabric, double
thickness, colored Bhell stitched
edgo'and conter. 10c each or 2 for
lie. -Those. are heavy wolght stand
ard goods. AIbo ah open knit dlBh
cloth at 10c each or 2 for 11c. Lay
In your supply now from Curr's.
BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES
Wotta Life
By Martin
WANTED
Rentals, Sales or Exchanges,
City Property, Resloencefl and
Farms. What havo yout .
E. 0. KINQWE LL
Real Estate Broker
Bnthnrlln, Orcjon
WAN'fidb Propimuis for tho pas
ture of 12 lo in hrntl lit pack
stuck In the vlclnlly or tllltli' Itlltl
Deer Creek between October 1,
- 1928, nnd Mny III, 1929. Apply to
Forest Supervisor, I'oat offiee
lliilhlliiK, Itosebui'K, for piirticu
lara, I "IviIscEles - i
.
Jones,
liItr-iKSMAKlN'ri Mrs. 1
r,ISJ So. Stephens.
F.
Tlmi Is ttie kind of Food
Products wc den! hi, nnd
yoii nre nsstired of prompt
service mid lowest prices.
Wc deliver alf orders at
your door, free.
Economy Grocery
O. L. JOHNSON
"Ths fetors That serves
You Best."
Phons 63 344 N. Jockion 8t.
CAlt tiWNIilt linu'l fornot lo
call 6r3 when In need ot onto
pnrtH. Sniff's Auto Wrecking
House.
I DIIMICHTIC I Tome l.iuint'lry - phono
! 44U-J. Service all the lime. Dump
I wash 4c per lb.: economy, no
Bliirth. lie per Hi.; rough, rial
Ironed nnd starch, fte per lb.:
dry wimh. nothing Ironed, tic. II.
V. tlroilheiitl, owner.
VANTI'!l)-"Vou Id know about the
new rel'rlKorntor, operated with
out electricity. . Ample apace fot
nil roodsluffs and making Ice
culieB at same time, fan he used
on camping trips using lionf li o
, for charging fleering null. $91
Itosehiirj. Sold by .1. J. Kivthkoy
Rervlcc HI til lull. Coos Uny Highway.
TINWARE AT LOW PRICES
t'otiiplele lliiwnre dept. at Tnrr's.
I'le tins le, 5r and tic. Wash hnslns
tec ami lfc. All kinds of gnu pans,
cake pans, palls, dudi pans, etc.
t'arr'fl.
CALL FOR BIDS
Sealed propieinls for Itie repair
ing ot, and addition lo, the Look
ing dhiKN school house will he re
ti'lved hy the board at throe p. m.
June Kith, at the scliiml Iiouho.
l'lans and spcciilratlous may be
obtained at Hie office of I,. W.
MoUucr, lliwburg, or A. II. Nick
t'tis, l.noMug (iliiB.s, upon dcposll
01 ten dollars.
The board remMves (he right li
l-ejcet any or all bids or lo accept
the onu deemed best fur tile tils
(riot.-
AUTlU ft II. MAUSJM. Clerk.
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