ROSEBURC NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON, SATURDAY, JUNE 9, 1928.
FIVE
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
ydu 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
wKeh AiGairH
I9?fl by NEA Service
we!
PtJTH OCWIY GROWS
those; i'ho knew that; she , had.
wanted work who could It be who
would try to stand tu her way? .
It came to Virginia in a flash of
conviction that there was one per
son she could always depend upon
to try to balk her. Frederick Dean!
WHAT HA8 HAPPENED ' you against helping me." she saifl .But he could not nave Known wnat
Vlrelnln RniWRini. ntiar Ineilir lailfflv 'Uni I uali whn It wrr" 8116 Was dOing!
both father and wealth, consents to Mrs. Phelps lifted her chin a ! Virginia tried to make herself
make her home with Clarissa Urltle. "1 am tolling: you what 1 (believe that he could not. It would
Dean and ber father. Dean plots believe la. for your best Interest," ! be too harrowing to think thai lie
to separate her from her fiaucu, Ishe answered evasively. "You have 'as keeping .watch ou her. Sun,
Nathaniel Dann, but fulls and later no idea, I'm sure, what jt will there was simply no one else she
is forced to pay blackmail to a 'moan to you to undertaken) earn j could think of who - would- have
Mrs. Farley or face a scandal. lyour own livelihood. Aud surely any incentive to intervene in her
Clarissa becomes Jealous of heriyou do not iuteud to go ou imlel-:nnaira in a way 10 niaae uw
and Virginia resolves to leave, but 'initely holding a position. , Why Imora difficult.
nn l,wai th.,1 uho mnrrv lilm Ich.inM vnn Whar u-lth H nl nil'"1 Bllt llOW hud he tUI'lied
When aim narni.no hn thrallin to lha mliloil llnhtlv In tones that ' PhelpsT "I suppose he told her
ife
Mrs
reveal the fact that her father iwere subllv suEcestive of the ill-
cheated him out of flOO.000 in a consequence' in which she held the
bootlegging deal. Recklessly, she Idea of Virginia Brewster looking
promises to. earn enough to repay for a job.
him In one year or marry him. "Because I will not accept char-,
I Virginia leaves but has to pawn Ity.'1 Virginia replied warmly.
ring to tide, over umli she can i ."But you aro engaged, 1 under
what a little Idiot I was to refuse
his aid." Vlrgluiu Btormeit hotly.
"Perhaps he bought her consent to
lot me down. But I'd rather think,
she really believes I'm making a
fool of myself." she concluded,
averse lo condemning anyone wl'li
out proof.
The aftermath of the wholo thing
was to leave her with a feeling of
GLASS1FIED SECTION
ALL NEW ADS WILL BE FOUND ON BACK PAGfc
find a position. She goeB to Ntel'B ; stand.". .Vrs. Phelps said suavely,
studio, but her "Joy at seeing hint "It occurred to me that it is rath
Ih Hnnripil hpfffiiKn Klin dare not er neediest! for vnu In en llirniuh
roveal her financial need or hor all the unpleasantness and suit-being in a blind alley-without an
promise to Dean; and also because denial of this sort of thing .lo le.xlt. ' Hiss JSvans wub iuexpiic.uii
of the familiarity with which his long as vou am not in pursuit of junfriendly. Nathaniel could not
model. Chil i treats Kiel. : -, Ja career. That would bo differ I Help .her because she dared not
She seeks work through an ent. but as It seems you are onlv let him know how badly she ncod-
ageucy but without success. Upon seeking employment until you nre'ed advice. Oliver was hardly to
arriving at her hotel one evening, married 1 think you are a vory.be trusted to have any sensible
she finds orchids from Dean and foolish girl to turn your back up-.Ideas and Mr. , Gardiner would un-
wondois now he learned uer ad--on your proper station aud your ; doubtedly urge her to accept
dress. Nlei takes iicf uut to dine real friends." , . i
and on the way home Virginia no-j Virginia considered her remarks
tlces a man whom she has sus- with scant courtesy,
pected ol shadowing her for sev- j "yes, I do intend to marry at
eral days. . . - (the end of the year, 1 nope," slio
Next morning Blie calls on Baid svirlledly, "but in the mean-
broker friend, Oliver cutter, wno llme i mu8t face things as thjy
FOR SALE
FOIl SALE Tomato plants, Bon
nie Best variety. P. W. Kay,
; phone 6F5.
FOR" SALE 400 Uer Oak aud
Laurel wood. J. Mi Weather
ford, 317 Oak.
FOR SALE Large, wicker buggy.
2-tone, $16. Ivory crib," $5. Phono
7 4S4J or 705 E. 6th St: :
SPLIT COOK WOOD Myrtle and
maple, dolivered In ' Roseburg,
J.J.76 per tier. Phone 4F18.-
KOHLER LIGHT PLANT for sale.
1500 watts, 110 volt L. E. Hem
'mlnger, Canyonville, Ore.
FOR SALE WOOD Laurel and fir,
2nd and old growth. Prices rea
sonable. Order your winter wood
nt special prices. Phone 6F3.
FOR SALE-Ono '"BrodaTow; pigs
weighing 50 lbs.; some . buck
sheep old ones and young ones.
J. B. Bussell, Glendale, Ore.
FOR SALE Good second band
lumber; windows, doors and
bricks down cheap. See A. M.
Wallace, 1148 B. 6th St., North
Roseburg. -
THE FIRST cheese . factory .. in
. Douglas Co. Encourage the new
" industry. Full . cream Chedder
--cheese, made in Camas Valley,
' on sale at Geo. Kohihagen's Meat
Market.
REAL ESTATE
' We Buy '.'' " '
! We Trade .- ...
. , -, Wo Sell
7 h ' REAL ESTATE
McLENDON REALTY COMPANY
140 Jackson Streot
VOll SALE two ranches. One 112
' ncres; it Is a good dairy ranch
for seven or eight -cows. The
" other of S3 acres, the nicest
home sito on Cow Creek. Call on
or write to Levi Spalding,. Azalea,
Oregon. ?.-,(,
FOR SALE Or wlli":accept "pari
trade, S3 a. 18 miles from Rose
burg, 1 mile off Coos Bay high
way, -good road, church - and
school properties adjoining place;
35 a. In cultivation, 9 a. prunes,
6-room house, barn, other bulld-
; ings. Tel. 47-F-42. S. L. Moss,
Ten Mile, Ore.
jaicuAiinS in used furniture it
' low prices. Wo are getting in
large quantities of used furni
ture almost daily and there aro
Borne very good buys in ranges,
hcators, oilstoves, chairs, rock
ers, beds, springs and hew mat
tresses, dressers, and mahy oth
er useful articles. Powell's Fur
niture Store, 238 North Jackson
street.
Roseburg ; Cabinet Shop
230 W. Oak
FURNITURE REPAIRING
Upson Board and Veneer Panel
Cut to Order
Window Screens made to order
E. 8. AND F. L. COCKELREA8
WANTED
Rentals, Sales or Exchanges,
City Property, Residences and
Farms. What have you?
E. 0. KINGWELL
Real Estate Broker
SutherHn, Oregon
FOR SALE 31 wagon; excellent has promised to help her. Ills 'llro HIK it is impossible for me to
condition; cheap. John W. Hall,' secretary suoaeniy seems aioni 0 to nny of my friends. It Is ah
Wilbur, Ore.
WOOD FOR
stove wood
wood S3.25.
bur, Oro., R.
latter having been friendly to Vlr-
" SALE Oakcook B',l'a at, f1Bl- ca from the
13.76: block oak,ttBency Dr'"ES nope.
T. Epperly, Wll-
box 81.
FOR SALE Good bargain, 70u
Gulbransen player piano, Bliglitly
used. Will sell for S350. Come iu
and see it. Hi-Way Coffee Shop,
Drain, Oregon.
NOW 00 ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XXIX
Mrs. Pelphs flushed slowly un-
!d e r Virginia's .straightforward
question and her glance slipped
uneasily away from the girl's face i briefly and departed.
to the glass-topped desk. She -was quite sure there w:ia
"I'm not ' really trying to did-1 more to the interview than np
courage you," she protested lnmrc- 'peared on the surface. One thing
ly; "but I vo been thinking about ;was certain. Mrs. Phelps indirect
solutely necessary for me to find
employment."
Mrs. Phelps looked grieved.
"Well, I've tried to show you how
difficult it is," she said defensive
ly; "but If you still wish us to re
tain your application we shall no
pleased to do so."
"Thank " you," Virginia replied
FOR SALE or trade for city prop
erty five acre tract located
about 2 miles west, of Roseburg.
Ail under cultivation; ail Kinos you aml lt BeBms . , . wen, a bit jreply to her question for the name
of fruit and nuts. Phone -134 be- absurd for a girl of your position 'of the person who had interfered
to be subject to such er, indignl- proved to Virginia that hor first
ties as you met at the Gems- j suspicion wns correct. Someone
iters'." had interfered! But. who could it
There wore no Indignities," VI r- ,be?
glnla. stated gravely. "Airs, tlerns- Virginia cogitated over, it tho
uer lost her temper, it s' true, but rest of the afternoon, with small
m sure she felt she had sufficient satisfaction. Quite apparently it
reason to do so. And as far as my i was someone who knew of her vis
position is concerned ... it 1b that its to the ugency someone who
of a girl who must take whatevor (lid not wish her tn hare succesB
conies to her in the effort to get ; there. . .
tw;ecn 7 a. rh. nnd 6 p: m.
MY ' MODERN 6-room homo ,in
Bandon by the Sea doubio ga
rage fireplace lawn and flow
ers two blocks to park quar
ter mile to beach and natatorlum
a wonderful place to live. Sac
rificed at $3500. Terms. J. P.
Dillon, Bandon, Oregon.
, :
FOR RENT
WELL furnished
reasonable reht.
apt., close
331 S. Main.
In,
FOR RENT Modern 4-room apt.,
garage. No children. -428 Pitzer.
MODERN 6-room rurnished' - cot
tage for rent. Inquire at 644 So.
Pine:
NEWLY
nlshcd'
Wash.
renovuled, 5-room
house. ' Apply 221
FOR RENT 2-room fui'nlshod
. house, SO per month. See ele
vator man, Perkins Bids.
FOR RENT Modern 6-rooni house
With sleeping porch and close iu.
820 per month. 424 Mill St.
FOR RENT 5-room house, all in
good - ropair, some furniture',
good range, electric washer and
garage. Phone 25, Zlgler lldwe,
FOR RENT 5-room "fufnisliedcot
lage witli garage, a nice garden
reaily for use, fruit. Tenants
leaving town.-' Reasonable rent.
' Enst Lano and Terrace Sts.
Phone 506-R.
FOR RENT
. 6 Room, Modern House
with garage $12.50
Modern house In Riverside $10
4 ROOM
Furnished, modern, good view $10
McLENDON' REALTY COMPANY
140 Jackson Street
J. - WANTED - J
WANTED 50 milch goats. R. E.
Vox, Box 152, Falls City, Ore.
WANTED 'Clean colton ragB suit
Hblo for garage use. Ilnirlson'si
Onrago, 130 S. Stephens St.
Phono 447.
WANTED Sheep on Bliuros Cnn
hundlo uny whom lo 500' good
ewoB; havo good range undor
fence. Whlto "S. W.", euro Nows-Review.
WANTKD Wo will buy hides,
wool, pells, chlttam bark nnd nil
kinds of junk. Alaska Hide.
Wool Junk Co., 404 W. Cas3
St. Phono Jul.
I RADE
Thnt is the kind of Food
Products wc dcnl in, and
you nrc assured of prompt
service nnd lowest prices.
We deliver all orders at
your door. free.
Economy Grocery
O. L. JOHNSON
The Store That Servo
You Best."
Phone 63 344 N. Jackson St.
WANTKD Proposals for tho jms
ture ot 12 to 15 head of puck
stock In the vicinity of Glide and
Dcor Creuk between October 1,
192S. and May 31, 1929. Apply to
Forest Supervisor, Post Office
Building, KoBoburK, for particu
lars. WAN'I EDyou to know aboutthe
new refrigerator, operated with
out plectrlclty. Ample space for
all food a tuffs and making Ice
cubes at same time. Can he used
on camping trips using bonfire
for charging freezing unit. $91
ftoseburp. Sold by J. J. Rnthkey
Service Station, Coos Bay High
way. I MISCELLANEOUS
.
DRESSMAKING Mis. F. F. Jones,
51SJ Ho. Stephens,
CAU OWNKIl Don t forget to
call 563 when In lined of titlto
parts. Sniff's Auto Wrecking
House.
ft
PIANO TtECITAI,
. Moore's Music Studio
M. K. f'liurrh South
8 p. m., Monday, June 11
Free to puhlic
Macro's Music Btuilio
1:17 N. Jackson St.
titudio oiieu during summer
, Phone 502 or 1ST It
loan or the uncertain kindness of
friends.
Well, there were other agencies.
The. telephone directory would af
ford their addresses.
The next day she made the
rounds, deciding ' to uso her own
name. She decided that it would
probably leak out ahyhow, and she
wanted to show Mr. Dean, if ho
ncluully were having her watch
ed, that she as not afraid of any
thing, even publicity. (
And she got plenty Of It. Some
one who knew a newspaperman
tipped him off that the Ureivstor
girl was hunting a job. .
1 During the next few days Vir
ginia Was besieged, with calls, by
telephone and In person. Requests
for an Interview and her story
canio from every- dlroclton. Vir
ginia knew the resourcefulness of
the men she had to deal with. In.
fact she knew several of them by
'sight, liked them, too, for she nnd
her father had always been well
I treated by the press; and they In
I their turn had recognized, tho fact
i that rich people are ' "news," and
had never been- disagreeable 10
thoso whose line of duly crossed
their path. 1
. But she hardly Knew what lo
do when they stormed her en
masse, nnd when she appoared 10
Mr. Gardiner nnd Nathaniel for
work," ..... , . Virginia was at a loss to decide
'That's just the point I wish to who It might be. She had not men- ! advice they told her to remain '11
make, my dear. Is lt necessary for cloned Mrs. rhelps to anyone, not , I seclusion and to refuse to talk,
you to get work? Don't you think ievon Nathaniel. Miss Evans knew; I even to employes of the hotel. Still
it would be more becoming if you (but she .had sent Virginia there, thore were stories and' pictures
allowed "your' frlendB to' assist It was preposterous -to suppose just tho same,1 nnd the pleas for
you?" 1 slio had been responsible for Mrs. Jan Interview did not 'cease. FI11-
A frown appeared on Virginia 3 Phelps' Budden change of attitude. 1 ally Virginia uscd-her own judg
forohead, (0 ho quickly followed by Unless . '. . but that was uttorly Iment, called the editorial offices of
raised eyebrows. She smiled cold- absurd. Oliver wouldn't have had tho different newspapers' artd nk-
ly and Bhook her head. "1 assume nny reason to .Interfere even it.ed to havo a reporter sent to! her' nulck Blah of iiiini'i'liimnimi
you have been In communication Miss Evans had told him of Vlr- at a-certain hour that day. t 1 ihor heart, 1 . ..... :,:.,
with snmeono who has advised I glnia's plana. Hut nside 1 "from ' The hotel management, elated I (To Be Continued! i
With the, publicity, she w bring
ing them, arranged her reception 1
to the representatives of the press !
In great style. Thay even went so
fur in their hospitality as to. serve
refreshments. ; ?
When all the "boys" and "girls" :
of the party were gathered around
tier, Virginia talked to them quiet
ly and earnestly. . . 1
"I appreciate all your klnduess
j of the past," she told them, '' but
1 assure you mere is notning t
have to say that can be of any In-,
terest to your roaderB."
"Oh now, Miss Brewster," Borne t
0110 broke in. "People want your ;
point of view, you . know. Just ;
why you're loqking for a job." . !
"That's right." echoed auutlier.
Virginia glanced from one Bpeuk- ;
er to the other with deep distress :
in her eyes. She looked very .white
and shnken and everyone present
felt a touch of compassion for
hor. 'i .
'"Please." she began softly.
"Don't press me for a story. You
all know that I've Buffered greatly,
and there has been so much publi
city already. Surely 0110 lone girl
cannot be of such Importance that
she must be sacrificed endlessly to
Batlsfy the curiosity of the world."
"Hut you're: front-page Bturf,
Miss Brewster," ono of them ob
jected. "Can't you Just say a word
or two about being sick of society 1
ami wanting to bo UBeful or some- j
tiling." ... ,
"I'm sorry, T can't say anything,"
Virginia replied wearily. Then her
voice rose slightly and she spoke
with forced calmness. "I've asked
you to come here so I might beg
you to let the puhlic forgot about
me," Bhe said. "1 am at your
mercy, ladies and . gentlemen.
Won't you please spare me?"
"That sounds like the end of
thlB trull to me," a doan among
thorn remarked sotto vooo. But
(Virginia heard. Slio turned quick
ly to face him.
Thank you,", her lips formulat
ed, but the words were Inaudible.
"You won't chango your mind?"
young suspicious follow naked,
fearful -of drawing off and thon bo
ing scooped. - j
pledge my word that 1 shnll
say 110 more than t have," Vir
ginia promised In full undorstnnd-
lug of the thought that troubled
him, nnd others perhaps. "And I
will be undylngly grutoftil to you
nil If you will write no more about
me than you must. '
"Thank you very much for coin
ing." she hurried 011. "I hope some
ilny I jnay give you some plennnnt
news for your papers,". Bhe added,
smiling upon them through a mist
of tears. With thoso who pushed
forward she shook hands and then
broke away to disappear through'
a nearby doorway.
Just as sho pnsBed out' of sight
she turned to nod In final fnrewoll
to the i men and' women who
watched hor go with n unanimous
feeling -of' good will. - Hor eye
caught) on one of 1 Hie . igrotip who
stood a little upart a man she
had not noticed before, and
EICESS; :
10 off on Cultivators
Rebuilt McCormick Mower $45.00
Late Seed Spuds. '
See Ua Firat-rWe Can Save You Money.
FarmBureauCooperativeExchange
HOSKBURU ' AUEniTS FOR ' OAKLAND
Bean 'Spray Pump Co. Fairbanks Morse & Co.
John Deert Plow Co. , . Sherwin-WUlianu Co.
L. N. Miller Dehydrater Co.
CHURCH SERVICES
' St. George's ' Episcopal Church.
Cornor: Cass -and Main Btreets.
First Sunday after Trinity. Cole-,
brntloh of Holy Communion at
7:30 a. m. Morning prayer and
sermon at 11;0U a. m. Church
school at 9:45 a. 'm. Evonlng ser
vice omitted. ' Innday S. Barnu
bas day. Holy communion at 10: (10
n. in.
Church of the Holy Spirit, Suth
erHn. Weather permitting the eve
ning .service will be held out-of-doors
Willi the church school pic
nic at 3:00 p. m. It this will not
be possiblo the service wljl bo aB
usual In the church nt 7:30 p. m.
NOTICE OF SALE OF SCHOOL,.
WARkaNTS . '
Notice Is hereby given that seal-'
ed bids will be received by the...
ABh Valley School Board Dlst. No.--.
125, Ash, Ore., June 16th, 1928, for
the purchase of school warrants.
Warrants to be in denominations...
of one and live hundred to the
amount ot six thousand dollars
Willi interest at rate ot five per .
cent payable annually. Optional,'
payment with accrued Interest any
time after the first year. All bids
must be accompanied with' a certl-:
f led ; check of five per cent of said i
bid. .
(Signed) ! ' H. A. CAIttSON! 1
i I Clerk Dlst. 126, Ash Oro. '
: Eat 1 barbecue eandwlohos anil
live forever. Brand's Road Stand.
Gets Neuritis and . ''
Rheumatio 8ufferpra Out of Bed ,
Casoy's Rheumatic Remedy drives '
out the urlu nolo, poison of rheu
matism, neuritis, lumbago, reduces '
pain aud' swelling. Sold on a guar
antee at $1.50 per battle by
MARSTER'S DRUO CO.
IT S AN ART AND
sueNte too '
To LAUNDER. CLOTHES B
a TH WAY& DO.. - I
There are no .hit' or miss meth
ods employed' in this litundry. iWe
havo a superior, aanltnry,. scientific
manner of handling clothes that In
sures their i sweet freshness and
your couipleto sutlsrucilvii., ,Tolo
pbono. 1 ' ' 1
'.''(:'':. 5 1 : . i '" , I
Roseburg, Steam Laundry
Phone 79 nosnhura. Or
' CALL F6R BIDS ' " ',,.
Sealed proposals' for the ropair- '
Jug of, and addition to, the LookVV'
Ing GlaBs Bcbool house will be re).,,
ceived by the board at thre' p. m. . ,
June 16th, at the school house-. 1
Plans and specifications mnv bs 1
fobtalned at the office Of L. W. .
Metzger,. Roseburg, or A. B. Nick
ens, Looking Glass, upon denosll r.
often dollars. .. . . . . .
; Tha board reserves the right tt .
reject nny or all bids or, lo accept.'.'.
the oho deemed bust for the dls r'
trlcLi . ' i i i i , .. . ' -
j ( , ARTHUR a MARSH, Clerk. .':;
1 Eat barbecue Baaawtchns- ataa ' t
live forever. Brand's Road Stand;""
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