ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON. MONDAY, JUNE 25, 1928.
FIVE
ROGERS
LACQUER
We think the finest piece of BRUSHING Laquer on the
market.
We are presenting a demonstration by a practical man,
on Saturday morning. The first three kiddie cars brought
in will be refinished free of charge.
Be sure and watch the operation.
To make this doubly interesting a half pint can of
LACQUER with a fine brush will be sold you at a
price that is almost FREE. .
? Churchill Hardware Co.
THE WINCHESTER STORE
CLASSIFIED SECTION
ALL NEW ADS WILL BE FOUND ON BACK PAG
FOR SALE
LUMBKR? Shingles? Lath? Cheap
er ut Pages'.
FOR homesteads and relinquish
ments see J3. S. Morrison.
FOR SALE About 50 tiers of
j hard wood. Phone 12F41.
FOR SALE 100 tiers and 25 cords
oak wood. Phone Chas. S. Dyai
FOR SALE Late cabbage plants
ut O. K. Gardens, Dillard. W. E.
Hercher.
FOR TRADE OR SALE Half in
terest in garbage business. J. W.
Draper, 523 N. Main St.
FOR SALE Mammoth blackber
ries at first siand north of Coos
Junction. Leave orders. Martin
Urucker.
FOR SALE Royal Ann and Black
Republican cherries, 5c per lb.
on the tree. R. M. Cooley, Eden
bower. Phone 9F21. .
FOR SALE Black oak block, 3
tiers 19.60. Red fir block, 3 tier
$8. Slab wood, cord, ? 1.50. 16 in.
3 tiers leSPhoneJiFS.
FOR SALE3-ciuart Toggenberg
milk goat. Fresh, very gentle and
priced to Bell. W. D. Love, Gar
den Valley near Brown bridge.
COZY litTlerooin 'hoiiieModern.
Paved street. Close In. Some fur
niture. A snap at $1100 cash. G.
V. Voting & Son, 110 Cass St.
Phone 417. ' .
I D-lUKIM HOUSE, paved stroot.
tlood location. Modem plumbing.
Range and heating stove. $1200
wilh small down payment. A
good buy, close In. G. W. Young
and Son, 116 Cass St. Phone 417.
iWlUiyRNniomo at sacrifice price.
Owner Is leaving Roseburg and
must dispose of his home at
once. 4-room bungalow, modern;
fireplace, basement, furnace,
breakfast nook, bullt-ins. Lawn
and shrubbery. Lot 49x120 feet.
Paving and sidewalk. Close in lo
cation at 610 East Douglas St.
Sacrifice price $2700. Good terms
to reliable party. See owner R.
L. Brockley, on premises or G.
W. Young & Sou, 116 Cass St.
Phone 417.
KEYS
Fited to any lock or by lock
number. Bicycle, Gun Repairs.
Saw Filing and Grinding.
333 N. Main
Roseburg Cabinet Shop
230 W. Oak
FURNITURE REPAIRING
Upson Board and Veneer Panel
Cut to Order
Window Screens made to o, der
,E. S. AND F. L. COCKELREA8
WANTED
Rentals, Sales or Exchanges,
City Property, Residences and
Farms. What have you?
E. G. KINGWELL
Real Estate Broker
Sutherlin, Oregon
Ready for Dinner
No need to spend time for
shopping. Enjoy your after
noons. Just telephone your
order to Economy Grocery
and your groceries and vege
tables will be waiting when '
you get back.
Economy Grocery
O. L. JOHNSON
"The Store That Serves
You Beat"
Phone 63 344 N. Jackson St
BARGAINS in used furniture tt
low prices. We are getting in
large quantities of used lurni
ture almost daily and there are
some very good buys in ranges,
heaters, oilstpves, choirs, rock
era, beds, springs and new mat
tresses, dressers, and many oth
er useful articles. Powell's Fur
niture Sure, 23K North Jackson
street.
I AM offering at a sacrifice one of
the best 73-acre river bottom
dairy ranches in Douglas Co.
Just 5 miles from Rose burg on
fine gravel road to be oiled
soon, J mile from fine school; k -
iuuiii jimBirtcu ijuuae, until uuu
toilet; 34x60 bain, 120-ton silo,
lots ot out-buildings and water
pressure In house, barn, garage,
chicken vnrrta fi-timtipl nrmin
aryer 12 acres prunes with Tt
least 30 crop Fh croiV on
ranch corn potatoes, o ions
hDung nata ami vfltnli til fulfil 1
This land is practically all suit
able for altulta. Deeded water
right. Will sell stock and equip
ment or without equipment.
Check up this extra fine river-
bottom land in Douglas Co. I am
sure you will look this over. W.
M. Sanders, owner, Rt. 2, Box
84-C, Roseburg, Ore. Garden Val
ley road. ,
I FOR RENT
. :
1ST floor apt., furnished, close In;
1 : reasonable. 831 S. Main.
NEWLY renovated, D-rm. furnish
ed house. Apply 221 W. Wash.
FOR HENT Modern 6-room now
ly furnished house. Call at 5-14 S.
Pine.
FOR RENT Modern apt., 3 largo
rooms; garage, $15. Adults.
Phone 459-R.
FOR RENT 4-room partly fur
nished house, garage, $10. ln
qnlre at 720 Winchester St.
FOR RENT Modern, clean and
well furnished apartment. Dear
dorff Apartments, 112 Brockway.
FOR RENT, REASONABLE 5
- room furnished cottage with gar
age. Garden ready for use, fruit.
East Lane and Terrace Sts.
Phone 666-R.
FOR RENT -Furnished apartment,
3 rooms, 223 E. Lane. Electric
stove, hot water, nice little apt.
in heart of the city. Inquire at
j Bubar Bros.
i I WANTED T
WANTED -To rent good equipped
ranch on shares or reasonable
terms. P. M. Paulson, Looking
Glass, Ore.
WANTED We will buy Tildes,
wool, pelts, chlttnm bark and all
kinds ot junk. Alaska Hide,
Wool & Junk Co., 404 W. Cass
St. Phone 201.
WANTED Private money for real
eslute loans. First mortgages,
good security. Sums of $leOO and
up. G. W. Young & Son, 116 Cass
St. Phono 417.
WANTED Bids for re-shlngllng
the west room of the Ten Mile
school house, JMat. No. 7. For
particulars, consult clerk, Mrs. J.
L. Cabot, Ten Mile.
EX-SEUVICE MAN wishes to pur
chase ranch suitable for sheep.
Wishes to use bonus loan lu
making purchase. What have you
to ofler? AddresB Box 1107, Roso-
burg, Ore.
MISCELLANEOUS
CAR OWNER Don't forgot to
call 653 when In need of auto
parts. Sai ft's Auto Wrecking
House.
PORTLAND GOLF SCORES
f.wH'inlH. Tret 1-r'l irr)
PORTLAND, June 23. Dr. O. K.
Willing whs thrpe Hp on Don Mo-
at the end of the first 1S hol or
the finals of the Pacific North
west amateur gnlf championship
here today. Dr. Wllllnj-. vefrnn
Portland Roller, had negotiated
the difficult Portland Kolf rluh
course in 117. five bHow par. Moe.
IS year old Oregon Stale Hmatcui
champion, had a tnlal of 72.
Mr. S. ('. Sweeney, of Van
couver, U. C, was two tip on Mim.
Kenneth 3. Reed, of Portland, at
the end of the first IS holes. Mn.
Sweeney's stroke bcoic was 91,
Mrs. Read's Ofi. An untiBually
larpe pallery followed the women
players.
at barbecue sanawlcnes and
lire forever. Brand ft Road btand
When A.
Eg8 by NEA Servjce
THIS HAS HAPPENED
Virginia Brewster is in love I
with an artist, Nathaniel Danu,
but she is tricked into promising :
'year if she fails to earn 100,uu0
i that he alleges her father cheat-!
'tul.h.m m.t nf lWwatr h.l l,t !
i his fortune before his death and :
'Virginia is left destitute. I
She pawns some of her jewelry
and Oliver Cutter promises to in
vest the money for her. She seeks
work without success. She
covers that Dean is having
dts-
her
warched, and that he bribed the
agency not to give her work.
Oliver gains her confidence and
shows her attentions which Niel
(resents, but then she does not
like the lamtuaruy wun wmcn ma
model, Chin, treats him.
Virginia finally obtains a pojl-l
tion she likes. Shortly after she
Is charged by Cutter's wife with
trying to alienate his affections.
She appeals to him to exrfnln
ajul demands an accounting of her
investments. Then Cutter con
fesses Ihut he has not made a
penny for her, but that he will
give it to her if she will go away
with him.
. She denounces him and leaves
his office. Her company offers to
send her on a voyage as ship
hostess. She goes to the studio
to ask Nidi's advice, but the pres
ence of Chlri there spoils the eve
ning. The break between the lovers Is
further widened by Niel's doubt
of her after receiving a letter
from Dean setting forth the Cut
ter charges and saying that Vir
ginia was merely dangling him on
her line while she allied for
money. She suffers In silence
but a ray of hope comes from
reading her father's diary,
NOW GOON WITH THE STORY j
Nathaniel maintained a strict al
ienee In regard to Virginia's forth
coming voyage. He was convinc
ed that she did not dread the sep
aration. On the contrary he be-
eveU hat ghe looked forwaru to
the cruise as though it were a
honeymoon trip with a million
aire husband, he reflected blttoriy.
" i --
ly "8"0 tor "is opinion. She
was e,,ser- relhlcssy aee- S
wh,710r8''!15rk,elnt ."v n T!
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nnu jib ncai ij-uyimicJii amnm-
tion.
"Guess you like the tropics,' ne
said once, and Virginia started at
the acrimonious quality of his
, t voice. She gave him a searching
look in an effort to see if there
was anything in his face to justi
fy her in hoping that he opposed
her sailing.
But the mask she had come to
know and apprehend had settled
over his features and she emiM
gain no Inkling of his true feollng-3
iront ms expression
Sho believed lie was indlfferelii,
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ippl' Loves
They were hopelessly at cross
currents with each other, misjudg
tins, mU understanding, both play-
fug a part.
enough, snowing enough affection,
to avert a complete rupture. They
.III... I tntfPtlmi- i. fmmrlv hilt
parted soon afterward. There was
no more discussion of money, of
Oliver, or of their own lutuie.
The thought that Virginia's com-
lng trip would be an answer to all
those ihlugs was uppermost in the
minds of both. There was no need
to talk ii bout the past.
Virginia knew that her fate
I would be definitely settled before
jher return as far as Frederick
i Dean was concerned in it, and Na
jthuniel thought that it would at
ford Virginia an opportunity to
break olt with him without a fuaa
if that was what she wanted.
It was a turning point In their
lives, they knew, and they ap
proached It with white-lipped
pain whon there was no-one to ob
serve its tifiuet.
The steel ot pride kept a mock
smile on their faces when they
were together and neither guessed
what thu other was suffering.
Virginia's boat sailed at noon
one hleuk day in November and
Nathaniel was not present to bid
her furewell. Ho hud purposely
gone out of town to avoid this mo
ment. To Virginia it was a ges
ture of callousness.
Itul that night, after she had
done her best to bo an ideal hos
tess site admitted in a moaning
whisper to her pillow that she
couldn't have endured the parting
If Niel had como to the boat.
She spent a sleepless night and
appeared on deck Ihe next morn
ing looking pale and exhausted.
I There were few to comment up-
on her appearance, howevor, and
those who did take notice account
ed it a result of tho gale they had
run into,
Virginia received their chaffing
good naturedly and permitted
them to believe she had suffered
from seasickness.
She was very busy that morn
ing, conscientiously trying to be
iiuuiiui in nur unties. js so many
f her "guests" wore under the in-
lluence of mal do mer she devot-
" f tlmo to rtattlng the
staterooms and ordetins chipped
Ijecf nnd crackers with ginger ale,
or clmmpaKiie for those who pre
ferred it.
The deck steward came to her
to organize a shuifleboard tourna
ment and the swimming pool at
tendants wanted Ideas tor tho
races they were scheduled to ar
range. A group of hardy husbands
thought she ought to be around
when tho 10 o'clock bouillon wns
served on docile, and the dining
room steward wanted her help
with the flowers.
- Kvery steward find stewardess
AND HER BUDDIES
of the ship turned to her for in
structions whether or not it lay
in her line of duty to advise and
assist them.
They were all under orders and
a promise of a bonus to make th-j
cruise a memorable one and they
knew Virginia Brewster's back
ground and that she represented
the standard of hospitality t lie 1
blue Capella wished to establish !
,T.nef M18, J Le for ir-
S'Ma to think of her own trouble.
r She begHU to milk KC-
quaintances among the passengers
she found that not a few of them
expected to make her a repository
for tales of woe that -they cons Id
erwl very dreadful but which caua-
ed Virginia to smile,
Trouble with servants! Trouble
with obesity! Trouble with the
sources of supply and what vlie
stuff it was when you got it!
Virginia listened politely but al
ways got away as soon as sho
could. She was grateful at tho.te
times for her many and varied
duties that afforded her pretexts
for excusing herself.
lly the lime they reached Cuba
and steamed into the historic har
bor of Havana she had recovered
from the first pain of Nathaniel's
failure to bid her hon voyage Her
chief emotion now was one of
agonized suspense. Woifld she find
"Uri.llv". I nil.).? A.i It .11,1
Wnnhl lift Imht lmr? I
It sut her frantic when some of
tho passengors romarked that
they wished the.Agena would stay
In tho harbor a few days longer
than the itinerary called for and
spoke of asking the captain to
make the change.
Haiti would bo their next stop.
Any unnecessary delay in getting
there would he unbearable, for
Virginia. Her limit of endurance
was already reached by the extra
demands made upon her timo and
strength whio they were in
Havana.
On tho last night in port thero
was a roof dinner given to the
captain. The guest of honor
showed a decided disposition to
monopolize the attentions of the
ships hostess and so Virginia
found herself compelled to danco
wun an old sendog whose steiis
might have been perfect on a
heaving deck but impossible to
follow on a dance floor.
She was mire It pleased certain
of the wives to see her so dispos
ed oi ami accordingly made no ef
fort to Induce him to choose an
other partner. It was his night
and he knew It.
But it Tilled her heart with sad
ness to bo whirling around in his
arms under the low-hung moon
and brilliant fltnra of a land that
was fashioned for romance.
If only she could close her eyes
and imagine sho was dancing witu
Niel! But when she tried It she
promptly got her toes stepped on
and tho illusion, If it had existed,
was Instantly dispelled.
It was a very gay crowd, except
for those who had walked too
much In the tropical sun ami
drunk too much beer at tho Tro
pical Gardens.
I " The roof ws.a garden of palms
and flowers and the delicately-col
ored buildings of the city below
stretched out to a moon-shimmering
sea like a water color paint
lng.
The beautiful evening dresses
the women wore and the while
dress suits the men had donned
were in perfect harmony with the
scene, but Vlrgiuia wished she
could aland a moment at the
parapet and be alone with the
spirit of beauty that hovered over
the city.
There was laughter; there wer3
toasts, storfes and music.
And rar away, under s cold
northern sky, a man tramped lor
miles and miles In a great city n
midlown park and thought of a
ship at sea with a girl whose heart
was laid down in worship at the
feet of Mammon.
And It whs all so futile, he
thought. For what could she buy
to match the jewels ot the sky?
Gems were only to look at. Why
did men lay down their lives to
acquire precious stones when they
had but to walk out into the night
aim iook upward to see the great
est gem collection human eyoo
could behold?
And a daiBy In a window box
could mean more to a happy he.trt
than orchldB or rosea to misery,
Nathaniel knew. He was unable
to bellove that a mortal could be
happy who loved material things
more than his soul, nnd anyone
who thought he could was due to
mako a sad discovery, he added in
his mind.
"if I'd lost her becnuso sho lov
ed someone else I could stHl re
spect her," lie thought bitterly. It
had cost him dearly to discover.
as ho bolieved ho had, that Vir
ginia lacked appreciation of her
soul. She had been a shining light
of truth and beauty to him, an in
spiration, and now sho had turn
ed his heart to a lump of mud.
His mural work was sliffeniu.
The face of his central figure was
taking on a hard, worldly expres
sion that Nathaniel , knew would
ruin him if he could not corroct it.
And ho could not.
He was working now on a con
tract he had received as a romiii
of his success with his first ser
ious endeavor in art. It was u
bad time for him to lose faith l!i
mankind . . . tho one person he
could have staked his life upon
as being real was a fraud.
Ills bitterness was reflected in
ins worK. It was I r v ne n m lr.
distraction, for when hn om.i.i nni
i'iose nimseii in his work ho could
not forgot Virginlu, eveii for a
moment.
Sleep had departed and he was
naggard and disheveled. His only
uctiauie ui soiace was tound in
trumping through the streets
from dusk to dawn, as he was do
ing now, finally returning to the
oiuuio 10 urop exhausted and fully
uiuiiieu upon ins oed.
Chirl 'assiduously thrust her
oympamy upon him, persisting In
spite ot his rebuffs, until ho paid
uu iiiriner aiieniion to llor.
..line ut irampod, ami rollowc.d
a fur-oft shin with iiolunanl lnm.
lng, this girl who lind patiently
mnlkpil tho man slip wanted, was
Two Minds
PIPE!
Special Car Door Prices '
Thursday, Friday and Saturday ,
Pipe Fittings, Sprinklers, Garden Hose.
Priced right.
See Us First We Can Save You Money.
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HOSF.BURQ AGENTS FOR OAKLAND
Bean Spray Pianp Co-. Fairbanks Morse & Co.
John Deere Plow Co. Sherwin-WUliam Co.
L. N. Miller Dehydrater Co.
wnttlriK, knowing that sooner fir
inter tile night would come when
lie wot!il return before ilawn and
feel the need , ot someone who
could understand.
(To Bo Continued)
Ford sedan, J927 model, new Du-
co puint and tiros. This car hat
been used very little. Easy terms
or trade considered. Huuisoa Chev
rolet Co.
PORTLAND-SI LVERTON
AIR RACE IS STAGED
(Auociatvil l'ri'U Lcawd Win)
PORTLAND, June 23. Three
planes, with a possible fourth,
Ware entered In the Porlland Sil
verton race shortly before the
scheduled starting time, 1:30 p.
today. All but one of the local
aviation companies wore keeping
their pianos at home today for
student Instruction, planning to
send them to Sllverton for tomor
row's second annual American Le
gion air circus later.
Kace entries were two Ameri
can Eagles from the Mackenzie
Morrow Aviation company, to be
piloted by A. B. Mackenzie and A.
W. Davis, and nn Eagle Hock en
tered by Louis Goldsmith. The
possible entry was a Hill aeronau
tical Bchool Travel Air with W. B.
Clark as pilot. ' -
The companies planned to turn
out full force for the circus pro
gram starting about noon tomor
row on the Sllverton field.
Ford coupo, 1926 model, Duco
paint and in fine condition. Easy
terms or trnde considered. Hanson
Chevrolet Co. , ,
Chovroiet touring, "J2C model,
!rm. nr ti,,,u ri n
yon always wanted. Easy terms or
tniile. Hansen Chovroiet Co.
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
of the
Umpqua Savlngi and Loan
Association.
The annual meetlug of the Ump
qua Savings and Loan Association
will be held at 248 North Jackson
St. (Douglas Abstract bulldiiic) '
Roseburg, Oregon, Wednesduyj
June 27, 1028, at 7:30 p. m. for tho
electiou of directors, the amending
of the by-laws to Increase the cap
ital stock and to issuo debentures,
and all such business as may prop
erly come before the meeting.
UMl'QUA SAVINGS AND
LOAN ASSN.
By H. O. Pargeter, Secretary.
Dated at Rosoburg, Oregon, May
. 1928.
Eat barbecue sandwiches and
live foierer. Brand's Road Stand.
FRESH V
AS AC
Rosej
IAS pure, as nose I
KISSED BV DEW I
THELAUNDfty WE I
StN&BAOCTOVoU !
Tho man who didn't think that"
you could put any poetry or senti
ment Into the laundry, business,.,
never sont any of hlB wonrahles to-.-us
to be laundered. When . we
rlnse out . a garment it Is as clean
and frobh as the sparkling dew...
and when wo Iron It It Is as pure..,
and firm as tho sunkisscd rose
Roseburg Steam Laundry,;
Phone 79 - Roseburg, Orq",
By Martin