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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON, SATURDAY. JULY 2 1 , 1928. FIVE GLASSWARE 79c N 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 ALL NEW ADS WILL BE FOUND ON BACK PAGfc FOR SALE ;;FOH SALE Console Victrola with Iry records, $25. Fhone 6F32. " FORSAL,B 160 acres" at" Tenmile, cash. Irvin Meyer, Hose burg. Phone 487. l-'OK SALE 21 Indian Runner ' ducks. E W. Haley & Son, U miles east of town, . opposite '' Slave Farm. -21 4 Indian WATER SYSTEMS Any size wa ter plant tor home or irrigation project. Farm Bureau Exchange. FOR SALE Blue tick hound . pups; also 40 head Angora goats.Clifion Agee, Dixonvtlle. B1C Y C L ITCH EA P A f 1 ue b Icy cl e "was left here to sell. Look it y'i ovur. Farm Bureau Exchange. J WOOD FOR" SALE Old growth ?,pine and fir; dry; $3.00 per -f uer. Leave orders at Home Ueatnurant. JHPE, PIPE, PIPE All types of water pipe for home or irrigation purposes. Farm Bureau Ex change. OAS ENGINES All sizes new anu second nana. New 2 n. p. magneto equipped gas engine, -r$G5. Farm Bureau Exchange. WIANCE"TOMAKE" MONEY In luront in good paying restaurant ,Jfor sale enean, it taken soon, In frnew, growing coast town. Ad j;dt'CH8 "C. T.," care News-Review. lflL)R &ATEPoleTam6p "kitchen -cabinet, $lti. Colonial Jr. range, t$35. Bed spring and ' mattress; fow chairs; kitchen table and -small articles. All like new. H. Johnson, Edenbower Orchard Tracts. . , ONE hundred choice Shropshire ewes. These are not registered but a choice lot; $13.50 per 'head. E. Nissen, 1015 N. Church 1st., Salem. 5)RS A LB C 1 1 EAPPii yer "p f ano; sewing machine. Owner - leaving town and ducsn't waiit to move them. Address Rox 52, care News-Review. ClGIIT-i'LANTSLot us furnish "you with a Fairbanks Morse light plant. Economical In operu tlon. Low first cost. Farm Bur--euu Exchange. NEON SIGNS Sold Outright Roy Hufham Roscburg, Oregon WANTED Rentals, Saks or Exchanges, City Property, Residences and Farms. What have you? E. G. KINGWELL Real Estate Broker . Sutherlln, Oregon Roseburg Cabinet Shop 230 VV. Oak FURNITURE REPAIRING' Upton Board and Veneer Panel Cut to Order Window Screeni made to oider E. S. AND F. L. COCKELREA3 Service All Housewives Like Thore It 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 certal.i time, they will be there and no extra charge. Economy Grocery O. L, JOHNSON "The 8tore That Serve You Beat." Phone 63 344 N. Jackton St. FOR SALE 6 good ewes and Hampshire buck, $75, or will trade, for good young mare, about 1400 lbs, C. U Weber, Rt 1. Phone 42F13. WANTED WANTED 5 or 6-room modem unfurnished house. Call 44F4. WANTED Work by-married man. Address Box 96, News-Uevlew. WANTED Totrade lumber- for milch cow. D. G. , Estell, Milo, Oro. WANTED We will., buy lildtj, wool, pelts chlttam bark and all kinds ot Junk. Alaska Hide, Wool & Junk Co., 404 W. Cass St. Pbone 201. FOR RENT , FOR RENT Modem flat, close in. Inquire Kidder's Shoe Store. FOR RENT 2-room fm-nTshed house, $6 per mo. James Barr, Miller's Addition. FOR RENT 5-room modern housq. 334 N. Rose St. Inquire at 34U N. Rose. . FOR" RENT Pasture land for cows, small cattle. Mrs. P. Sin- nott. Phone 396-J. FOR RENT Five-room furnished " 'nliartinout, 411 E. Douglas, lu quire at Rbseburg Cafeteria. FOR RENT One 6-room house, close to seuior high and busi ness district, $10 per month. House in Unipqua Park Rent free to responsible party. Wilbur L. Spaugh, 6IH S. Pine. FOR- RENT 320-acre ranch 5 miles west ot Sutherlln, 3 miles E. Unipqua. Part clear; house, garage, barn and chicken house; 2 springs. $250 per year in ad vance. Address Wm. Elscu, care . News-Review. j MISCELLANEOUS CAR OWNER Don't forgot call 663 when in need of nito parts. Sarff s Auto Wrecking Houbo. . NFWHOUSE and lot 50x120, all cheap; to trade for Roscburg property. 2 blocks from school and 5 blocks from roundhouse. A. Swtter, Rt. 1, Box 106, Klam ath Falls. : : LOST LOST Fountain pen, onttravctl It. H. Wcoka. Flndor ploaso lwivo at NewH-Htiview. Howard. LOST Wolf Kiny female police doR. Ana. to "Iteneo." Keturn to D. Coon, Dlllanl. Iteward. Chiropractor DRUGLESS HEALTH CENTER "Complete Health Service" Mineral Vapor Uaths 327 Cass Phone 491 Fire Hazards are Increased during this time ot the year. Carry Fire Insurance In an adequate amount to pro tort yourself in case of fire. Check up on your policies and see that you aro protected. Our office is at your service in all matters pertaining to fire and auto insurance. 1'rompt anu re liable service. G. W. Young & Son INSURANCE 116 Casa St. Phone 417 LMJNDRV W0RX MAtceSHOnCUrE BRIGHT B.WhVntj'LL ACrR.ee jT-MM-WE ATt RIGHT, e Superior laundry brlKhtr-n up the homo life ss well as your per sonal appearance. Lt us under take to show you what laundry quality and service really means. Phone us. Roseburg Steam Laundry Phone 79 Roeebura. Or. t rvrm tvt rmr75r WSRVIU. DEWEY GROVES 2&k ' THIS HAS HAPPENED Bertie Lou Ward, on the eve of her weddiiiK to Rod Broyer fouls a premonition of trouble ut re ceiving a dugger-lik payor knlfo from JUla Marsh, an exsweet heart of Hod's. Sue coiuaKouly resolves not to be jealous, but she receives another blow to her pride when she accidentally over- hears one bridesmaid ask a gi.i if she thought the bride liked ing a second choice. 'pi, nuiM in hMrr voicimu I when Hod whispers "My wile" 1 with a world of adoration in his i pvpr I'hpv finomi n ideiil honev moon and Bertie Lou forge: j ! about Lila until they return and J find her playing dictator in their apartment because she "knows wnat Hod likes." The uewlywcds settle down in their little place but too much hospitality upsets their financial budget. This worries Bertiu Lou as does the persistent unnoyanco of Lila. So she is happy when Hod accepts a' position in Nev York which has been, offered by Tom Eraser. They wero anxious to make a good impression, so live In an ex-1 pensive hotel until they can fi.i I au apartment. Finally they ii cale three rooms but cannot got their furniture shipped from Way ville. So expenses couilnuo to i mount and Molly Eraser urges Bertie Lou to buy "smart clothes'' and eteruiiis so Iavl.su !y llmt they feel under obligation to take tlinivi nttt In ulnn l-i..,ia tti t .1 1 turn. Hod Worries Bertie Lou by playing poker with Tom. : 7. -..r. , NOW- GO ON WITH THE SToR filtAllTPD Vfl Bertie Lou hit upon thy truth when she said that Molly did not she expected of life. It was a like here. - It would not have compromise something Berlio troubled her, however, had Molly i 1-ou hated In spite of the fact not wanted to keep up the appear tlnit she could on occasion, force ance of friendship. herself to it. Bertie Lou supposed it was for j And so, knowing that Mol!y Rod's sake. Both the Frasera wore i was sharpening the axe for her, very fond of him. And for that Hcrtio Lou guessed the reason reason she made no effort to; why -sho suggested Thursday as avoid Molly altogether though bhe j tho night to accept Hod's invlta. found It difficult to keep from of- 1 'ion lo u supper club. fending her. - ! would he in New York "She's a throwback," she cum-jllicn! plained to Rod. "Sho doesn't And Roil, tho big goof, would be seem lo know that womm can get host to her. Bertie Lou could more out of life without hyyo- j h,,vo killed somebody that min crisy. Golly, 1 do miss tho girls te- Molly was getting even now at home!" for tl10 many times Bertie Lou's It would have surprised her ija i wit had left her tripping lamely know the real reason for Molly s ! "long, vaguely aware that Bertlo disllko to her. It was partly, as ' I-"" was laughing at her. Rim hu,l (Minus ml hoi lm IMnw In it Mollv HJIW tllO SlOim Clouds On half serious, remark about living within Rod's income. It had ini - tated Molly when she learned from Tom that Bertie Lou would do that of necessity. She felt that Bertie Lou had been poidng as choosing to do so. " But the thing that annoyed her most, and changed her feeling to ward Bertie Lou from a negative BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES . Ouch! - By Martin fTMXVTC''S WER& AfiNM- Cj fof0-,WW-Btfl II SORfc ,1 WKW f,- ;-oo W0OW TOTE'S J f H- WOW J.HS& f . 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Wkfe I p-tf' rafter's wfttT &WZi " - "v T -j-V 'r'N M' Va'- h:izv slate to an active dislike, was )Jer tie Lou's complete refusal to r-e oyutxy her importance as the wife of Hod's employer. Molly was so loud of parade she wwj willing to sacrifice her desire to drop Uoiiie Lou in order to sat isfy her ego. She loved to feci ' '" - u lu Uir' wnouior mm s"0" u uol. She d have been happy if suo be-i"1 -ve made Bertie Lou Mim Ible. i.erue i.ou uiun I see any cause for Ut-nS grateful to Molly on Uo(1's account. If gratitude was 1 tuo K belonged to Tom, she fell, t She could see that Molly ex-! pectcd gratitude and attention, j but she never guessed that her j failure to give them was Molly's chief reason for disliking her. At times she thought it might ho be- i cause Molly had such a strong af-t feet ion for Lila that slio didn't ! care for the girt Hou had marrieil. liertie Jxm never would have nindo a. friend of Molly had the choice been left to her. But she found it not Impossible to sub merge her criticism of Tom's wllo in her old friendship fur htm. Tom had been (he -big boy that j seven-year-old Bertie stnr-gnzcd i at in school. Now she was beginning to won dcr, with ' Molly becoming dif ficult. If she could hide, hor opin ion of her much longer. It irked her to be compelled to associate with a woman with whom she "U llUlUlIlg 111 COimilOIl. All lUU'O JUP.nt hour r l,wo 1,1 , Way Wllo I J""1 notl, nnlered, ns she said to R"d. But feeling that she must '(, t0 B0 Moy juat u0. I. . ..,..! 1 . 1 biind wasn't the sort of thine Hcrtio- Lou's countonaiico. Sim ;kt'W lhat she had her on tho ! tousling fork. Of course sho ""mi realize iiuil isoruo i-ou nan read her mind , like a full pagj ad or that she hadn't, any more iimnimiitinn lo firo. Siie decided to' sh'ovc Bertie Lou a little closer to tho firo. "If we wait until Thursday Lila will be here," she said sweetly, many things given them when And was greatly disappointed they were . married she believed that Ueriie Lou showed no aur she could achieve a more artij prise. And with her eyes still on tic home by selecting everything Hod's bride she missed Hod's ex herself. pression. The complacency lie "We won't wait for the sale of hud shown earlier disappeared up the old stuff," Hod added. Ani on his hearing of Lila's coming, 'neither of them smiled when An Innocent Illusion went with they spoke of their furniture us It.' "old." "We'll probably get about Like liertie Lou, he thought he ?30U for it. You can spend that could escape Ltla in New York. much. But it leaves our bank bal Hut Bertie Lou had known bettor innce with a very boyish figure, In for several i.ays; since she had discovered t Kit Molly was antag onistic, but unwilling to end tho.r camouflage irlemlship . . . aiul that rIio vns ( en fcr Lila. "She'll dolight lu il'.'o v. ij, u together," she forest. y, l;uc ui e i.id not men tion her fears to Hod. It came ns a shock to him to perceive that Life would loom large upon his horizon when she. visited the Erasers. Having known it beforehand Berlto Lou was enabled to recover her composure much too soon to please Molly, "That will bo great," she said pleasantly. "I'm dying to go to a night culi, hut it will bo more fun to have Lila along." "Come on, let's go tonight," Rod urged. , "Certainly uot," Ilertlo Lou ob jected. "We'll wait for Lila." Molly looked blank enough to bring Hutistaction to Bertie Lou I for l.cr decision. She wouldn't I have Molly tellins Lila they wero afraid of her . . . and she coul.l see 1 hut Molly lost a little of her confidence . . . sho seemed uot so Bine now that she could wound Bertie Lou. That helped. Boiiie Lou had never been, to a night club and she didn't know what sho was doing when alio turned gaily to the others in .the company and asked If they all had next Thursday free. Very, very fortunately, as Bhe was to learn later, they had not. One couple was gointf to Atlantic City for a long week-end. The other hnd a dinner engagement and u theater afterward. That left only the Frasern, themselves and Lila. Bertie Lou offered Rod a tlght llpped kiss that night. Ho felt guilty, am he took It silently, and very soon pretended to be asleep. What a dumb oyster he'd been to pull that club stuff! Bertiu Lou silently ngreed with his silent opinion of himseir. Only sho thought In superlatives. To speak ot It would surely precipi tate a quarrel. Their first quar rel. She gulped a little over the thought of it. Things could never .he the same, again if she quarrel ed with Rod. But why, oh why, wouldn't he- stop playing poker? -Tho next morning Rod volun teered lo wire to hor mother "bout selling the furniture. He wanted to make amends -to Bertie I-fOU for his impulsive generosity of the night before. It1 wouldn't bo pleasant for her to have Lila in; their party, ho know. .iBurtlu. Lou cume out of hor gloom at tho prospect of buying new furniture for the aparlmont. Nice an it had- been to have so deed, he ended There was one blot on Bertly Lou s happiness when she went out to select the furniture. Sho ueedt d a new evening dress. .Mol ly had luted her pencu-imn eye b.ows oVer the return appearance of the beige chiffon afternoon dress at evening affairs. She'd have to buy a new dress for Hod s party. And it must be a good-looking one, nothing cheap. "But how can 1 get it?" Bhe wor ried. Her own money, such as she had saved before her mar rlage, had alt ben spent for linen and other furnishings for tho flat i In Wayvllle. And Rod couldn't spate the money for an expensive gown just now. She thought of borrowing It from her father. But her parents, like Rod's, hud opposed their mov ing to New York. She hated to confess they already were run ning short of funds. Her problem waa solved for her by a salesgirl in a dtore whore sho bought a pair of gloves. "Charge?" the girl said lacohi catty as Bertie Lou absent-mind edly neglected to offer any money. Charge! Why hadn't she thought of that? She ntado inquiries and was directed to tho credit do partment. There sho gave tho name of Rod's employer and his addresB, as well as their own ad dress, the management would communicate with her shortly. Berlio Lou thought she detected an expression of surprise on the face of the man Bhe was talking with when she gave the name of her hotel. She knew enough about New York now to appreciate tlie incongruity of a person in Rod's position making it his home. It wouldn't make them appear Irre sponsible, bIio hoped, and thereby disqualify them as charge account customers ot the store. On hor way out she was seized wlfh a new apprehension that caused her to turn quickly in search of a (otophone booth, (To Be Continued), SEATTLE COUPLE WED Wm. F. Sobald and Adeline Chapman, both of Seattle, were mnrrled,rhore yesterday by Coun ty Judge Georgo K. Quine. The ceremony, which was performed at tho office of the judge in the court house, wus attended by only tho necessary witnesses. They make their home in Seattle whero Mr, Sebald 1b employed as an in surance adjuster, Wo am now showing all models of tho new Essex cars. Largost soiling U-cylinder car in tho world. Roy Catching Motor Co. SPECIALS! Tractor Disc Harrow $75.p0 , 2 H. Gas Engine $45.00 See Ue Firs: We C&n Save You Money, FarmBureauCooperatiyeExchange HOSEBURQ AGENTS rCH Bean Spray Pump Co. John Deere Plow Co. L. N. Millwr REPORTS OF LOSS IN BARN FIRE NOT TRUECREASON SAYS A Creason, whoso large ' barn near his homo in North Rosuburg was recently destroyed by lire, Is tearing down the ruina and clean ing up tho lema'ns of tho struc ture. He states that reports con cerning tho contents of the barn wero grossly exaggerated. It was reported that he had a large amount of furniture stored in the building, but this, he says, was not true. The furniture consisted of a few odds and ends of a value of lesB than 50, he roports, he also had 'Bome ranch tools, a wagon, a small amount of ammunition, and his own carpenter tools in tho barn, he reports. There was no hay upstairs, the loft having recently been swept clean. Mr. Creason said that It had been reported that he had numerous articles that had been held for security in the barn, but that this report was not true, as (hire was nothing of any value In tho structure and all articles Micro had been In his possession for a long time. Ho hnd been us ing a portion of tho bnrn ' for gar- age purposes and is now construct ing a now garage upon another lo cation on the property, , , Eat barbecue nauawlciies and live forever. Brand's Road Stand . -o CARLSON' EXPECTED TO RECOVER FROM SLUGGING INJURIES NoIro CnrlHon, Glcndnlo mill workor who was slugged and seri ously injured last week by somo unknown assallanty Is recovering- quite Rapidly at Mercy hospital, and Is now practically out of dan ger, unless nnforHcen compljca Fairbanki Mone & Co. Sherwin-WUiianii Co. DeWdrr.ler Co. Hons arise, according to his physi cian, Dr. Shoemaker. Carlson suf fered a fractured skull and deep scalp wounds when ho was beaten over the head with a section of automobile spring. No trace has ever been found of his assailant. The injuries resulted in paralysis of the right arm, hut this paralysis is now stowiy disappearing and It Is believed that he will fully re cover. . . Bat barbae sunawicnea and live Joievor. Brand'b Hoad Stand. COPCO'CLASSES NEXT WEEK Through the courtesy of the California Oregon Powor company . n special series of cooking classed . will be glveu here next, week, start ing Monday, July 23rd, and con tinuing over Wednesday, July 25. Theso classes ,whlcu will pre sent the latest up-to-date ideas in modern cooking methods, will bo conducted by Miss Dorothy E. Williams of Portland, well-known home economics demonstrator. Miss Williams has earned an envi able repututlon through her ability in this line and will no doubt have many Interesting ideas to impart to the ladles of Roscburg and vlcin- llV. The classes will be held in the Copco electric store on North Jackson street .whore nmple ac commodations will be avallablo to 1 take care of the large crowds that , are expected. A special prlzo orfer will he mnda In collection with range sales dur ing the demonstration, details-ot . which will be published at an early date. -.- ; o- t We aro now showing nil models of tho new . ICssox cars. Largest selling (i-cylliidcr car in the world. Roy Catching Motor Co.