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ROSfcBUftC NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEDURq OREGON, MONDAY, AUGUST 13, 1928.
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Wooden Ware!
We are offering this week some excellent Values In ,
Kitchen Wooden Ware that will appeal te you
Bread Boards and
Chopping Bowls
come in mighty handy, in dozens of ways in well
appointed kitchens. . We5 haVei sortie well made
Bread Boards, manufactured of Oregon wood and
made in Oregon, ranging in price from
35c, 50c and 75c
Churchill Hardware Co.
triE WINCHESTER STORE
XOVEFORTW
dRUJTH DEWEY GROVES
T HIS HAS' HAPPENED . . 1'becaUse slie felt unequal to doing
Bertie Lou Ward marries Rod the work It necessary.
Bryer, who bad previously been "No, I don't," Rod assured her.
engageS to Lila Marsh. The tat-1 "But vi won't be here after Ihe
ter amU3ea herself by telling their first. I'd hare sublet the place
friends that she was Rod's first j before this If I'd found a tenant,
love: and continues to make life ' HtU most people who can afford an
'miserable for the bride until she apartrnent like this leave town for
meets a rich Mr. Loree and mar-.the summer," he added expiana
ries him. Then she asks Berlie torlly.
jLou td forgive the past. j Bertie toil's brow cleared. "ArO
Trying to keep up socially wltujyou taking a country place?" she
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i wealthy friends plunges the Dry
ers In debt and Rod becomes Uo
'pressed. IJla seizes her cbunco
'to persuade him to accept ft high
,er salary from Loree.
Shbrlly after, site asks floQ to
'put some Jewels lh tho safe dur
jiug her husband's absence. Tho
I jewels disappear, and Rod wants
to notify the police, but Llla lu-
sisls that they keep the matter,
'secret., pointing out that suspicion
against him might spoil his cu
reer. Bertie Lou finds out thut ho
has been seeing Lila secretly uud
is heartbroken.
FOR SALE
:
BLOOH makes good paint. PAGES
': it.
UtlAL Tor lawn fohccs or
i' cos irt PACK'S.
'FORD PEACHES for sale,
ae 87F12: O: A. Jdhnsdn.
LE'l'T " penis tbriaHT HSI
lson Jt.iWesRoseBUrg.
iALB GUilrcit pigs" 26 and
ants. Virgil Rust, Dlllard.
SALE IS-Rhode-"inland
ons frying s i 4 e." Phone
years
Louis
' ALE Jersey bull 21
k - 1 fine dairy stock.
. Oakland.
ALE S00- sTIeopT mixed
lambs and wethers. . llico
Dlllard.
.LIS Thirty nannie goats
five to eight years. W. G: Paul,
itosenurg, Ore.
FOR SALE" TjHEAP Clover ami
alfalfa hUUer. H. F. Wells, Rt.
1, Yohenlla, Ore.
CHICKEN house "plan books and
chicken house materials at
PAGE'S. Phone 2i2.
TOR " SALE Soven-mantho-old
Irish Setter pup, eligible to re
gister. W. M. Jackson, biilard,
. ore.
FOR SALE CI I ISA P ToaTii-aiiil
harness gentle and good, work
j ois. . Weight about 1200 lbs.
" each. J. T. Wood, i inilos E. of
' Suthorlitl.
BEST CANNING-peaches are ripe,
ranch 300 acres. Or equipped
ranch on shares or terms, Jr. M,
Paulson, Looking Glass, Ore.
asked
"We're moving back where1 we
were before we got high hat and
came lu here," Rod informed her
shortly.
Bertie Lou could not repress an
ejaculation of surprise. "Have you
lost your position!" she added,
thinking that mailers might bave
come to a Crisis with hint and
Llla.
"No I haven't, but I'm going to
save some money If It's the last
thing i do," Rod snld decisively.
"Yoll can go and look at the apart
ment I've taken it's smaller than
the one we had and eee how
She la called home th her sick
mother, and has to catch a train much of this furniture we'll need,
without seeing Rod. The separu- But I wish you would send back
tloii, added to Lila's plotting, the things that aren't paid for."
causes a coldness to Spring tip bu- "You've had all spring and bios'!
twoon them. lof the suhinler to pay for them!"
Bertie Lou roltiriis 6h tile eve of Bertie Lou cried. "I'd like, to know
their first anniursary to find Rod what you've done with your nion
apparently indifferent. Each ex-'cy. You certainly haven't given
peeta the bluer to make advances, yourself writer's cramp sending
Dn.l mob In flic T nt-naa -lll,nt fllOflku in lllt" '
p.0. neoS' her, and Bertlo Lou got out! ,
with Marco Palmer to retaliate. I ' Rod felt tempted td tell her then
Coming hbme, Marco kisses her and there why Ho was putting
unexpectedly at the door and Rod , half of Ills salary aside. The. roa
sees it. He offers Bertie Lou a 'sons, Llla Had given him tor with
for Rent
FOR RENT 6-room modern fabuse
with garage. Phone oflflH.
FOR RENT Furhisned adart-
fnents, heated, modern, close in.
Inquire 124 W. Douglas St,
FOR RENT 8-room bouse, lights.
water, big gardeo, fruit, garage,
wodduhod, ehlcken house, pas
ture for cow. 512 mo. lhtiulre
1276 Prospect St.
divorce, and she counters with the
same offer to him.
NOW QO ON WITH THE 8TORY
CHAPTER XXXI
"I'm glnd you're awakOj" Rod re
marked as Bertie Lou looked In
quiringly at hlin from her lacy
plilows. "Ho came over ind fiat at
the foot of the bed to talk to
her.
Rod was struck' by Bertie Lou's
along with the departure qf their
lore bid fled much of Rod's faith
In Bertie Lou's good qualities-
let her know he hadn't forgotten
her. Bertie Lou called him up
one evening when Rod was din-
No, be concluded, he'd better ing with the Lorees. She was des-
not tell her about the theft If he perately lonely and heartsick;
wanted to save his mouey for Marco tame over for her and tuey
Lila without having a lot of trou-,weut to a club and danced until
ble over it. .two.
ve told you I'm saving," ha Then Bertie Lou luslstcd upon
said quietly, "but not to pay for going home. She had to pass
gimcracks from Park Avcuutj tie- through the living room to reach
corators." ilbe bedroom. Rod used the dav-
Bertie Lou regarded him through enport. There was no guest room
narrowed eyellus. She saw that helln this upartmeut.
waa firmly set in what be intend-1 n wa not In. ilertlo Lou
ed to do. Bi t she would hot give stopped by the table at the head
In meekly. , 0 tuu davenport and upinncd the
I wont send hrc:s a thing." she n,raaia nf nrciitiu Mnn-n hait
said stubbsrn.y. "if ve're going iboimht for her. She nut them
back to live ill that hole I'll take rinun. liilnndliiir In ntao (hem In
some decent furniture." water later, but she entirely for-
Rod stood up. "Do as you Bot about them In snecuUitliiH as
Please, ne nam. out you n navo l0 na'8 possible whereabouts.
holding news of. the theft et thB
necklace and bracelets from Bertlo
Lou seemed to have loBt thoir Im
portance. But others had taken
their place. Bertie Lou might rebel
against his paying the amount ot
Insurance - Llla had carried on
them, v ;
That thongtlt In his inlnd showed
clearly Lila's subtle influence, At
one time he'd have banked at)
Wanted
WANTED Farm hand.
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Phone 40-
WANTED To buy team bf 1300
1400 lbs.; wagon, harness. Call
Tuesday, Rt. 1, or Wedhesday at
Auto Park; latter Route 1, Oakland.
Cruwfords (1.25 to f 1.00 ' bushol
peach box; 75c to 90c lit farm
six miles Boiilh. L. B. Skinner
and Boh.
t'OR SALE 1 acre Fand bordered
by river. Shade and fruit trfees.
6-room house. Suitable for chick
ens or rabbits. Priced to sell.
terms. Virgil Rust, Dlllard.
FOR SALE 50 head"-ewes, oiie
; two and three year olds. These
ewes are large and fat. Some
of then! high grade Hampslllres.
One registered Hampshire buck.
. A. E. Millard, Looking Glass,
; Phone 18F23. '
FOR SACE One of tho good
slock farms of Douglas county,
i 1010 acres all fenced with best
of woven wire. Very convenient
. to school, on main county road.
Might consider somo property as,
, part payment. Can give easy i
lerrtis to right party. Write for)
particulars. W. L. Cobb, ROse-
burg. -
Anolhcrlii(l-gntn 140 acre Tarn'i
1 mile from town, good rdad, all
j tillable, and good bottom land.
Equipped and stocked, horses
- cows, chickens and sheep. 7
; room house cost to build $2,500.
- Barn cost to build. SI 000. Price
for every thing $1J,TO0. Bruce
Compatiy.'jMyrtle Creek, Ore.
IT Ji'll.L PAY pou to sec BRUCE
COMPANY ul Myrtle Creek bo
foro buying, Ihey have a good
list to select hum.
WANTED To buy extra good cow
and hundred . or more young
chickens; also to hire good
ranch hand. A. L. Houglttallng,
Remote, Ore.
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MISCELLANEOUS
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TO TitAbE Improved' farm bf SO
acres near Pbrtlarid for sheep
ranch. Bert Fielder, Beaver
Creek, Oregon.
CAR .' OWNER Don t forgot to
dull 653 when in need of auto
parts. Sarff a Auto Wrecking
House.'
Loin T
LOST Ladles lau leather tiocket
book. Lost either In Roseburg or
on road to Idylydr. Contained
pair of spectacles and valuable
papers belonging td Mrs. Archie
Elliott. Return to -News-Review
office and receive reward.
NEON SIGNS
Sold Outright
Roy Hufhafri
Roseburg, Oregon
j Rosebiirg Cabinet Shbp
I 230 W. Oak
FURNlTUftE REPAIHINQ
1 Upson Board and Veneer Panel
ICut to Order
Window Screens made to order
E. S. AND F. L. COCKELREA8
BUSTER
K BATON
"COLLEGE"
Also
Pabtcs
Sportlights
anof
Good Comedy
PLAYHOUSE
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WED. AND THURS. 15-16
8 P. M.
haggard appearance. "Better go strongly on Bertie Lou's desire to
easy on the night life," he said, do the right thing, even If it ap
"You look like the dovli." peared quixotic, as on his own
Is that all you Came in here to willingness to meet his obligations.
tell me?" Bertie Lou flamed. She I But now he was not sure. .
was angry with herself for having She hod boon extravagant, hoeil-
fallen down so soon on the role less or his wish for a homo or tneir
ot blase indifference she wanted own, and finally she bad cooled his
to assume. lovb by her neglect' of him while
"No. but I don't think il's out . she was away.
of order to warn you," Rod re-1 Had Rod asked himself why she
plied. "You will need your strength had been neglectful he must have
for housework after this. We won't aditiltted that 'she hardly . would
be able to keep a maid." ihave beon so without reason. It
Bertie Lota's delicate eyt'lirows had come so suddenly, her cool
came together In a (plick frown. ! iless. But when it first becamo ap
Rod had never exnlained whv ho parent to him that she had chnng-
suddenly cut her allowance In linlf. ' ed he was too perplexed about it
And now Bhe was not to have a, to Judge Intelligently.
mnlil ' .! I Now. he had no desire to ex-
"You, don't expect mo to tnko amine her motives. Sho had, Willi
care of tills apartment illono, do or tvlthttut reason, ceased to lovo
to pay for It out ot your house
hold money."
Bertie Lou found as the sum
mer wore Into fall, that he had
meant just what he said. Slid waa
hard pressed to meet the payments
on the $400 radio and the costly
"gimcracks" she had purchased
under Lila's" guidance
She began to think Rod was
mean. He simply would not give
her even a hint of his reason for
tightening up the puracstriugs. If
Bortie Lou suggested a show h'e
said he'd prefer the movies. And
they never went out on a party
together any more.
Berlie l,ou found many excuses
for avoiding Lila. Rod still went
often to the Lorees and Llla fin
ally was driven tb pretend to Cy
rus that she and Bortie Lou had
quarreled.
While Cyrus said nothing, it was
his opinion that Rod was not ex
actly loyal to his wife. But then,
he reflected, Rod might he think
ing of his job. And besides, If
Llla was right, Berlie Lou had
turned out to be a giddy flapper
wife;1' She was hitting It pretty
faBt pace With yodng Marco Pal
mer and his crbwd, Llla luitl told
hint.
It was true. Bertie Lod became
tired of doing her own house
work, of cduntlhg pennies while
Rod saved a lot of money each
week and wouldn't tell her what
it was for. - She fcould think-of
several uses he might have' for It
and did. One of them was con
cerned with Llla and hiade Bertlo
L6U turn hdt and cold with atlgor
and dread. '
Her hands wbro getting rough
and reddened from peeling pota
toes they had them often beCnuse
they were filling olid washing
dishes. Ahd she hated to answer
the doorbell. Nobddy Cnme so
often as the collectors.
But the thing that started her
nil an excess of mad pleasure seek
ing was the hutnillatlon she felt
over Rod's frequent visits to the
wouldn't It have beou a scream
it we'd niet at a club I could
huve sent Marco over to ask him
If he'd dance with me," she tor
mented herself, pretending to be
amused. ,
She sat propped up 111 bed read
ing the latest thriller until she
heard Rod come In nbout an hour
later. Even then sho did not re
member the orchids.
Rod saw them aa he was mak
ing up his bed. . The sight ot the
rich blooms told their own Btory.
It was the first time he'd seen
any evidence that Bertie Lou was
living her life In a way that in
cluded orchids. But it dd not mean
that these were the first.
Rod and Bertie Lou nover cue.?
tioned each other. Rod often
came in and went to bed : with
out knowing whethor Bertie Lou
was home. Her door was always
closed. Both knew, vaguely, and
the arrangement would not con
tinue Indefinitely.
Their marriage waa a farce, a
hollow mockery. Each was wait
ing for the other to runko the
overture toward a separation. Bee
tle Lou oxpeoted ally day to learn
that Llla had left Cyrus. Then
would come her own divorce. For
she would not Seek to hold Rod
Rod thought Bertie LoU would
tell him some day that she want
ed her freedom. He did not ex
pect her to live on In this man
ner: For one thing Bhe was too
attractive to waste her life
and she loved nice things. It was
inevitable that she should meet,
among "Marcb Palmer's wealthy
friends, a man who would want to
give thorn td her,
The thought of Bertie Lou mar
ried to anothor man wna not as
agreeable tb Rod as It should have
been in view of his own infatua
tion with Llla. Ho called himself
a dog in the manger over it, and
set himself td make it plainer than
ever to Bertie Lou that sho need
not consitier mm an obstacle in
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that the Inevitable hour might be
long postponed.
She told Rod, quietly enough,
that whonovcr sho wanted td leave
him sho would do so. He would,
sho hoped,' have no hesitancy
about doing the sunie.
it was ghastly, two beautiful
young lives bound together with
tender ties, calmly placed on a
basts that was equivalent to a duy-to-day
endurance test.
Berlie Lou could not stand it.
She threw herself into a very orgy
ot dissipation dissipation of time,
of beauty and of health, Sleep be
came practically a stranger to her
nhd she dlscbvered noives that she
had hot known Bhe possessed.
Rbd rarely found her nt home
iidw raroly sn her. There wore
hd more meals In the apartment.
Berlie Lou onco offorod to cut her
hdusehold "luibwnnce,. but Rod
grimly refused, He was eating in
cheap rostam-adts and cafeterias.
Bortie Lou applied the money ho
refused on the dobtB ho was pay
ing off. He nrotoatcd when he
learned of It, but she would iiot
talk about It. ' . . ( -
The strain of thoir artificial rela
tions began wearing on Rod. He
cume home one dny to dross for
one of Llla'a dinners, and . saw
with a mixture of relief and con
sternation that Bertie Lou was
packing .her Buitcase.
(To Be Continued)
Lorees without her. To Bertie lany way. It was his mothod of
Lou it wns ample proof of his paying himself off for fooling as
willingness to live "6nch lh our lie did.
own wily," as ho had stlld tho Bertlo Lou understood him la be
night shU came homo with Marco 'complete freedom. This was at
you?" shb asked, more as a lend- him. Rod was, tnnnlttui for it, rainier. jumnar, lonowmg tno evening sue
ing queBtlon that wns meant to now. it saved mm irom a nio on rur a wnne sou uau reiunuu iu . uau cuueu maroo. until tuai mo-
DRUM CORP8 PARADES
TO ADVERTISE DANCE.','
The Saturday night dances
aponsored by Umpqua Post ot the',
American Legion at Umpqua park
have been well advertised through,
the activities ot the drum corps. ,
Last Friday night the drum corpB. ,
paraded the Btreet and also gave: t
a concert nt the camp . grounds','
Money from the dances Is being
used to finance tho Corps bn out'
of town appearances and to keejC
Up and add to the equipment. Tho
else of the drum eorpB is being iir
creased to 28 pieces, and riotv
stuhts are being planned for the' :
coming your. The members of the,
drum corps Ate Roy Campbell,
Virgil Bush, Adam Flurry, Coorgo"
Caskby, Fred Brown, Alvln Knudt-J
srin, Simon Van Voorst, Ralph Knr-.
cher, Harley Watson, Chas. O'Mal-,
ley, Wlllard Johnson, Edw. , Ray-"
nor, E. A. Posti Paul Caskey, Harry ,
McColm, W. W. Stone, Claire Pet-f
tit, Ned rilxon, L. L. Proctor, Roht.;
Mathews, Sylvan Barager, Jesse
Hicks.
Eat barbecue oanawicnes and .
tiro tcretor. Brand's Road S'Und.
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If you want to buy, Boll, or trade
real estate, soo BRUCE CO.,
Myrtle Creek.
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