ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURQ, OREGON, TUESDAY, JULY 17, 1928.
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GLASSWARE
79c
Gives you choice of a beautiful line of Pink Glass
ware see our window display.
Bud Vases in Same Quality
35c
Churchill Hardware Co.
THE WINCHESTER STORE
; CLASSIFIED SECTION
;. si i. ii saxaaj. ..' ,rLiM jj.'i .ii'i7..r7ia".iX' , tttst
I ALL NEW AOS WILL BE FOUND ON BACK PACK
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, i . FOR SALE
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, FOR SALE Fresh
i call b63.
Jersey
l'EDlUJ.iKED police puppies for
sale. Call 603-rt or 834 a. Mill.
STUMPAGE for sale or will
trade tor cord wood. J. W. Hall,
Wilbur, Ore.
RABBITS FOR SALE White
ants and New Zealand Beds,
S. Pine St.
Gi-
845
KUBY RING hosiery-
the stocking
wit hthe wear defying toe guard.
The Vogue.
FOR SALE Laurel and grub oak
block wood. Phone &F23. F. J.
Betts, -Roseburg.
FOR SALE Three Jersey cows,
giving 3 gallons daily. Phone
iSFli. Max Myers.
FOR SALE 1 Lincoln and 1 Cols
wold rum. Both purebreds. L. E.
Gilliam, Roseburg, Ore. Phone
14F34.
RUBY RING hosltry the silk hos
iery ideal and the most comp
limented stocking in America.
Sold ut The Vogue.
RUBY RING HOSTfRYThi
stocking with - the guaranteed
stop-run. Sold at The Vogue.
FOR SALE lO' head good ewes.
Not old. W. B. Melton. Phone
14F15.
RUBY RING "hosiery full twelve
strands of pure thread - silk.
Double reinforced tops and feet.
See them at The Vogue.
FOR 'SALElxroom modern
house, 3 large lots, chicken
house, garage. $100 cash, balance
. like rent. See night- elevator
man at Perkins building.
TO THE LADIES
Poor Mrs. Grundy nursing her
woes
Oft doesn't see beyond her nose,
But even her eyes she cannot
close
To the utter propriety of Ruby
Ring Hose.
Try this well-wearing hosiery.
Sold at The Vogue.
I WANTED I
WANTED Cockerels, 8 weeks old,
of large breed. Earl T. Johnson,
Oakland, Ore.
NEON SIGNS
Sold Outright
Roy Huf ham
Roseburg, Oregon
. WANTED - .
Rentals, Sales or Exchanges,
City Property. Residences and
Farms, What have you?
E. 0. KfNGWELL
Real Estate Broker
Suthcrtln, Oregon
Roseburg Cabinet Shop
230 W. Oak
FURNITURE REPAIRING
Upson Board and Veneer Panel
Cut to Order
Window Screens made to ot'der
E. S. AND F. L. COCKELREA8
Service All
Housewives
Like
There Is no delay with the
dinner you have planed at a
certain hour, because when
we tell you that your
Groceries
will be delivered at a certain
time, they will be thera and
no extra charge.
Economy Grocery
O. L. JOHNSON
. "Tha Store That Serve
You Best."
Phona 3 344 N, Jackson St.
EXPERIENCED girl wants house
keeping; neat and reliable. Box
.82, care News-Review,
WANTED We will buy hidtj,
wool, pelts, cblttam bark and all
kinds of junk. Alaska Hide,
Wool & Junk Co., 4114 W. Cass
St Phone 201.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Furnished apartmeat,
3 rooms, 223 IS. Lane.. Electric
stove, hot water, nice little apt.
In heart of the city. Inquire at
Bubar Bros.
MISCELLANEOUS " f
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THE Storks Nest & Gift Shop, 321
N. Kane St., will be closed until
Aug. loth.
THE Farmers Mutual Fire Relief
Ass'n. is represented by 1. M.
Tututll, Oakland, Ore.
CAR OWiSER -Don't forget to
call 553 when in need of auto
parts. Sarffs Auto Wrecking
House.
NEW HOUSE and lot 60x120, all
cheap; to trade for Roseburg
property. 2 blocks from school
and 6 blocks from roundhouse.
A. Swlter, Rt. 1, Box 106, Klam
ath Falls.
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LOS1
LOST Between Greens and
Brockway, bill fold containing
business eards, personal papers
and two paper bills. Return to
Robert McKay, Broekway. Re
ward. KNiGHT8 TEMPLAR HOLD
CONCLAVE IN DETROIT
DETROIT, July 16. The StOth
anniversary ot the founding of the
order of Knights Templar on the
site of the temple of Solomon in
the city of Jerusalem was observ
ed here today as the thirty seventh
triennial conclave ot the grand
commandery of Knights Templar
of the United States got under
way.
The city was given a medieval
touch as thousands of white plum
ed knights in the armor ot that
thronged down-town streets, which
were lined with statues of mount-
e dknights in the armor of that
period. .
The conclave, to continue through
Thursday, marks the 112th anni
versary of TemplarlBm in Ameri
ca. Today was given over largely io
DU RANT'S DAUGHTER TO
DIVORCE HEAD OF BANK
NEW YORK, July 18. The
Now York American today says
that Mrs. Marjorle Durant Daniel
daughter, o William C. Durant,
wealthy financier, is in Nevada es
tablishing residence with the in
tention of suing for a divorce. Her
husband, Robert W. Daniel, is
president of her father's Liberty
National bank.
Mr. Durant, the American says,
confirmed the reports that his
daughter was thrre seeking a di
vorce, describing the case as "one
of those unfortunate matH'i that
can't be helnel. He said his busi
ness relations with his son-tn-'aW
would iso on "as Ubual."
Chiropractor
DRUGLESS HEALTH CENTER
Complete Health Service
Mineral Vapor Baths
327 Cass Phone 491
Take care
of mv ,
ICbuH. SKIRT WA.5T4
AN0V0UR UMENS RAfU-1
AT OUR. MANDS WILL
R-EUtVe CrRCAt CAJtf.
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We're Just about as careful peo
ple as ever cot Into the laundry
business. Vbat we mean to say
Is that we are expertly rarcfui.
There arc a lot of particular men
and womrn who ilv in this town
who are duly grateful because wc
are in the washing and ironing
business.
I Roseburg Steam Laundry
Phont rt) Boseburg, Or.
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JjUV-b UI-L JL !IU
dRUTII DEWEY GROVES i
THIS HAS HAPPENED
llertfo Lou Ward, on the day of :
her wedding to Rod Bryer, feels
a premonition of trouble when
she receives a dagger-like paper
knife from Llla Marsh, wio baa
turned Hod down because he Is
;not wealthy. But she courageous
' ly resolves not to be Jealous of
Kod's past love affair since his
j future is in her keeping,
1 Bertie Lou receives a second
i blow to her oride when she aecl-
IHanleliv Av,rhi,ra rma fcrtrinft. !
' maid ask another if she thousut
!ih. tiriiie liked helm aecmul '
choice. The pain in her heart
lingers until Bod whispers "My
Wife" With a, world Of adoration !
I in his eyes.
They spend an ideal honey
moon in a mountain resort, and
Bertie Lou almost forgets the
shadow cast by the predatory ex-
sweetheart until they return and t
tlnd Lila aeting aa dictator In iwhoeyor he mi,.ht snsi
he r apartment on the ,hem she hadni teen left at the
that she knows what Rod likes. ! t
Both the bride and her mother sg nnusua31j. w ,he rest
resent Lila's efforts to annoy, and o the evenlI!gi 4bfc iad
Mrs Ward advises Bertie Lou to BerUe wg0
try to avoid meeting her in the j tomed to ejfflggenl(ea mhls vt
future. fancy.
Enjertalnmcnt and the do-1 Molly spread out her finery ou
mands of hospitality cripple their j the bed, and white her guests ex
budget and the newly weds decide claimed over it and admired her
they will have to 'retrench. Then I taste until she was perfectly sat-
they are invited to the hotel to
dine with the Frasers, from New
York, and Bertie Lou is delighted
when Tom Fraser offers Rod a
position in the city.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER VIII
Rod looked helplessly over at
Bertie Lou. Her eyes were filled
with ai;
mistake.
eagerness ho could not 1
Still, he hardly knew '
what to say. The proposition had ;
been shot at him with disconcert-1 Rod and wanted to give him a
lug suddenness, and life didn't j chance.
move that way in Wayvllle. He j "But my future here looks pret
supposcd Tom had acquired the j ty good," Rod told him. "I hope
manner In New York, to have a Junior partnership with
"You sure are speedy In the big ; Meeks and Son some day or go
city, aren't you?" he said, seeking into business for myself cenl
timo. Then it occurred to , him tied accountant."
that he'd have to talk the matter "H'm in , Wayvllle? Well, sup-
over with Bertie Lou In privaie
before ho gave Tom an answer.
"Thais how wo get there," Tom be better off with a little city ex
snapped back at him. "Suppose porionce? A fellow doesn't know
we go up to our rooms after din-, life until he's shaken the home
ner and I'll tell you what's on my j sell off his shoes."
mind while the girls and Stiles "Anyway, It's fine of you tj
I have a game of bridge."
That suited Molly: that is, with
certain modifications. She decided
to show Bertie Lou and Lila her
French underwear instead of mud
dling through vith the rules on
normal expectancy and "quick
tricks." The men could have the
sitting room.
The dinner was finished in an
air of subdued excitement, Ber
tie Lou could hardly sit still in
her chair. But Rodf she'f -knew,
woa undecided. She could koo
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'doubt to his lace.
She felt a little
Couldn't be see
like shaking him.
what a wonderful opportunity .
Tom was offering htm? j
Llla sat in silence. The food I
(tasted of ashes. She'd never bean
! quite so sorry before that she'd i
i turned Hod down, ,
I New York! Her father flatly re-1
! fused to support her if she went j
(to the city. And Llla preferred
not to toll. But some day she'd
meet a man ... a traveling sales-
man
probably, who wouid taUo
her wy the land of skyserap-
Ps. it was a little galling, i
mougu, nave me one man sue a
loa expected to make the grade
mere nra oi ner, una
uiKuig anoioer girt wun mm.
But then, on second thought
what would Rod amount to in
; New York? Tom couldnt have jo
'much to offer him. Llla perked
up. Let him go. And she'd come
,. "Lh . ,M.,mm
Isflod Tom wont into the details
of his otter to Rod, Mr. Stile?
had excused himself.
The salary was, of course, hot
ter than ho was receiving at pres.
ent. Rod was Impressed by It.
There was some -small doubt of
his ability to lake over the du
ties of accountant in Fraser's
firm, hut Tom thought he could
work Into it all right, Tom was
a read friend. He'd always liked
pose that turns oat to be what
you really want to do, won't you
; make me the offer," Rod evaded.
'l. appreciate it, Tom. Let mo
t think it over a while, will you?"
I'm going back to New YoVk
.day after tomorrow" Tom replied.-
"Have to give me an answer be-"
fore I leave. The man in the job
now quits on the first; if you turn
it down ril have to promote Mark
Bon. - He'll be under you it yoii
accept Don't be afraid of it,
Hod. You'll make good, and we'll
know we've got an honest man
working for us. Everybody will be
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happy. Bertie Lou especially.
Warmed up to It plenty, didn't !
she?" i
Hut Hod couldnt bs stampeded, j
He'd cover thought oi leaving
Waj vllte. All bis plans for tbe
future eentertd to the Utti.i
t place. Kis parents Bertie Lou's.
j'iae people they'd known all their
. Urea. Alt were bends that eoui.l
not be easily broken. .
,
At home Bertie Lou coaxed. Sh4
would not I t him sleep. Her
bead nestled on bia shoulder, and '
now and thru she kissed him.
swift little eaiesses, more poie.it
than words, til p'cti ted life In 1
the city as or.j hij, 'st.jny thrill.
"It isn't that 1 m atnJd of Way-
ville. Mod, boy," she explained, j
"But we can't get ahead here, i
You know that. Look at those ao
counts. Why, it will be years and
ytars before we can have enough ;
money to build on the Heights.
And this flat Is . . . well, it's hot.
and It's noisy and dusty. It they'd
pave the cross street ... fane
paused to kiss the lobe of his
ear.
Hod was silent. An Indian sum
mer night made the room close.
Bertie Lou ran a hand across his
damn forehead, brushing beck his
hair with a touch as light as this
tledown.
"Wouldn't it be great to live
near the water? Tank swimming
makes me sick- And we could gel
an apartment iu a tall build in?,
a sice cool arse. Molly says rent
is high in New York, but with the
salary Tom offered you we
wouldn't be "paying a ay more than
we are here. It takes a fifth of
what you make tor this piaco.
And for a fifth ot $65 a week we
ought to get a swell apartment in
New York "
And so it went far into the
night in weariness Itod gave up
After ail, it wasn't a bad propo
sition. A lot of fellows ho know
wouid be tickled to death to get
it
Wayvllle gave them a great
sendoft. Bvorybody they knew
came in to say goodbye ;to them
and turned the seeasten into an
excuse for a party. Hod began to
feel important And Bertie Lou
was the envy of all the girls.
They stored their furniture In
Bertie Lou's old home and left
money to pay for having it pack
ed when the time came io send
it to them. "We'll find a place
in a day or so, Bertie Lou told
her mother.
Hod was over at hie mother's,
having a long talk .with her. She
was opposed io his going away
and Hod knew she blamed Bertie
Lou for his decision. He was I
trying to talk her out of that,
"Why, Sla, I'd be a fool to lot
this chance go by. Look at Tom.
Way vine's proud of bim. It won't
be long before I Jl be coming back
home on a visit and having a
brass band meet me at the de
pot." "I don't know son, I don't
know, his mother -said weakly.
She'd not been well ail summer
and was much less floshy now
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than h bad been when Bertie i
Lou bid a treaeherooa tear os her '
bosom the day she was married, 1
Kod'e heart ached at parting '
from ber, "Seems to me yea were
pretty well fixed with Meeker and
Son. You had a nice home, even
It it was only a tested fiat. And
you could have erase bore to lira
it you'd wanted to," she added, i
Rod did not tea her that living s
with relatives one of the
things Bertie Leu tad said firmly ;
she would not do. "The flat was
ait rishi," he said, "A fellow
oujtht to save a heme of his own.
though. We'll build in Now York,
1 hope. Tom's paying me welL
We'll be able to save a lot of
money iu ao time on S a week."
"It sounds like an awful big
salary, son. Bat you and Berths
Lou aren't the aavlne kind, I'm
of rod. She spent more thaa alio
should on parties and such like.
i tried to tell her sacs
"1 know," Red broke in; "but
she couldnt help It, Ma. That's
one reason why we'll be better off
out of Wayvllle. Wo know hall
toe people in this burg. We
thought we could ssttla down ana
live our lives as wo chose, but we
found that our bunch still expect
ed us to be among those present
when anything was doing, Bertie
Lous been working too hard, too.
cooking and keeping house, it U
i be good for bur to -cat out the en- i
lenamlng.1
Weil, you h&est bees mar
ried very lsns All thai might
have changed. But Bertie Lou
had her heart mt on going to the
city, I guess."
Hod looked at his watch. Time
to go over and get hor. AH right
to take the ear?"
He found Bertie Lou ready to
come oaek with bim and say
goodbye to his parents. Thou they
returned ts the wards for their
suit eases before going o the sta
tion. The same crowd that saw then
off on their honeymoon was at
the old wooden station to speed
them oa this trip.
Bertie Loa felt a glow of prtdo
in her popularity. It outweighed
the depressing effect of LUa'a
presence asd she found herself
able to feel cordial for the first
time in many months to the glil
who had ones know Bod's kisses,
Lila smiled back at her. "it
won't ho long,1 he said, loud
enough to be heard by several
others ''before 1 see yon Is New
York. Vm going to visit Molly
soon.
To Be Continued)
PUTTINQ ADDITION ON
LOOKING QUASS SCHOOL
Wllllatus and Whitney, local con
tractors, are making excellent pro
gress on tha coaatraction oi a 2
loom addition to the Looking Olaxs
school, Tna addition is ot wood
and stucco finish and the entire
building, which is a Jranis struc
ture, wiii he given a stucco ex
terior finish, giving it a more mod
ern appearance, Tha work
take three or four -weeks.
Ransom?
What's This? ByMartwv
VHrT??GUi. GOME ) CRmtMIf ftrtO
"m M!CK0Rt"S WOODS? TUftTS -we WERT
AH' H&T00K BAM- ) CAR. He PROttEAVJfVj
son wvth tM"? ym where'd Hon
ONLY
For an automatic water system.
Gas Engine and Pump, $25,00 ;
Pipe at Carlot Prices
See Ue rtr- We Cin Save You Money,
FarmBureaaCkrOperatiyeExcIiange
ROSEBURG
Bean Spray Fianp Ce.
John Defcrfc Plow Co.
L. N. Mill
MERCHANTS GET
HONS TO
BUYERS' PROG.
PORTLAND. Ore,, July 17.
Porty-Ove thousand specially print
ed invitations are being mailed to
as many merchants m seves west
ern states and Alaska, by the buy
ers week executive committee ot
the Portland chamber of com
merce, urging them to attend the
slxteenib anneal hayers reek at
Portland, Ansaat h to 11th.
The invitation features Port-
land as the " K -j y marhet and port
ot the Pacifio northwest, and the
'focal point of merchants ser
vice" for thia territory, a UlaUiiu-
tlon now recognized throughout
the west, and achieved la large
part through the activities of the
annual buyers -week program.
Portland" usw ioeks upon the un
dertaking as a slvie enterprise,
and the heapiisiiiy of the entire
city, together with ttio Individual
welcome et the manufacturers and
jobbers participating in buyers
week, is extended visiting mer
chants who are attracted by the
opportunities ot the eccaaloa.
Particularly -elaborate and uni
que entertainment nas been ar
ranged for this year's program.
-Visiting merchants will lie guests
of honor at a special luncheon at
the members forum of the Port
land chamber ef eemsserce at noon
on Monday, August t, Thomas K,
'U j Kelly, Internationally known- sales
AM" SWIPED
' expert, win give an nridrosH on
1T VJA& TWetRSt W1GOSt4,"Tr1lStS
eiai's uf
Hrj
ill A.rT,
$75
OAKLAND
- Fairbanks Morse & Co.
Sherwia-WtMiarru Co.
DekjdreJer Co,
j "Sales and Turnover," o( particu
lar Interest la aii merenaata.
Monday evening, the Heilig tiea
ter has been leased for aa exclu
sive presentation by the popular
Duffy players, with a guest alar
direct front New York City. This
will be free to all registered visit
ing merchants. -
Tuesday evening, a spectacularly
staged, exclusive fashion show and
special vaudeville performance
wiii be given in one of lite new
million dollar theaters, free to vis
Itlng merchants. . :
Wednesday evening, the annual
siag party and smoker will be
Riven in the iseautifui Broadway
theater, free to ihe visiting ladle)
programs for the visiting men
whiie the women are grren a sps
eisi performance at the Portland
theater, fre eta the visiting ladies
or registered mercsaats.
Thursday, from ;3 p. sa. bbUI
midnight .will he merchants" .
night at Jautsen beach, Portland's
now half-million dollar beach re
sort. A gremt white swimming
tank and whits bathing suits for
the exclusive use of visitors. There
will bo dancing also, and amuse
ment concessions, - .- .
On Friday, participating firms
will be individual hosts to friends
and customers, and all day Satur
day partlcipattag firms will hold
"open hense.
A feature oi buyers' week la the
refunding of round-trip fare to all
merchants whese purchases aggre
gate 1600 or more, from the HO
masufactuers - and wholesaler!
Joining Ja this Invitation.
George Lawrence ia chalrmas
the buyers week executive com
mittee, with a N. Welnbaum, sec
retary, -
Essex coach, iU modal. This
car hsa new overstae tires and
otherwise looks like new. This car "
is priced -vary Treasonable' by the
rimispn i;nevrojot tJo.
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