ROSEBURG NEWSREVIEW. flOSEDURQ. ORECQN. FRIDAY, AUGUST 24, 1928.
SEVEN
,1
Factory Shipment of
Earthenware Mixing Bowls
' v Up to 17 Inches in Diameter.
These Splendid Kitchen Mixing Bowls Come in
. Sets of Five.
Ivory White Lined, 6 to 9 inches in Diameter,
per set only
$1.90
Qnce used they will be found indispensable
Churchill Hardware Co.
THE WINCHESTER STORE
CLASSIFIED
FOR SALE
I
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KOR SALE 50 heua ewes, 1 4
year-old, $12.50. Phono 3IF2.
FOR SALE 500 sheep, v6. per
head if all taken. Rice Bros.,
f Dllla.nl. .
TOMATOES, 50c per bushel. Bring
boxes. Boyer's Truck Garden,
Diihird. ;
TOR SALE Registered Duroo
' l'igs, $10. each. F, E. Weaver,
. Riddle.
, HANI) PICKED Bartlett pears, 50c
per bushel. Paul E. Beaver,
phono 0F2.
l''OK SALE 3 mllcu cows. Phone
; 3UF32 or write H. O. Hastings,
Hoseburg, lit. 2.
COMMON vetch and grain seed,
three cents per pound. S. D
i Goff, Oakland, Ore. '
'.FOR SALE Registered Jersey
bulls, 14 months old. Fred A.
"i Gott, Roseburg Phone 6F2.
CRAWFORD peaches for sale 75c
per bushel at the ranch. Bring
your boxes. V. Bounds, Ruckles,
. Ore.
FOR SALE 50 Black Jersey Giant
ptlllotB, 6 months, $1.25 each. I
Cull evenings. E. A. Hubbard, I
Uillard,-Ore. ;
: REGISTERED S 11 II O P SHIRE
RAMS for sale Yearlings. Your
i, chol.o 25. Mra W.'E.-StHfford,
1001 MjllSt. Eugene, Oregorr.
'oft SALE Slab wood.TltLlS and
20 inch;, also red fir
block ;
'at '
prlcos you can afford. Oak block,
53.20 Phono 6F3.
FOR SALE Purple and common
vetch seed, mixed with gray
onts. Price 31c Phono 2S08.
Arthur 11. Weeks, Ruckles, Ore.
FOR SA LE 10 acres "improved
on highway 6 miles south, for
$17BW. Offering at a sacrifice as
owner must leave. See It be
fore you buy. Mrs. Lorn Mel-
lott.
Chiropractor
DRUGLESS HEALTH CENTER
"Complete Health Service"
Mineral Vapor Baths
327 Cass Phone 4D1
Roseburg Cabinet Shop
230 W. Oak
PURN1TIIRP PFPAlHINn
J Upson Board and Veneer Panel
I Cut to Order
Window Screens made to Older
E. S. AND F. L. COCKELREA3
Fire Hazards
are Increased during this time
of thf ear.
Carry Fire Insurance
In an adequate -amount to pro
l'ct yourself in case of lire.
Check up on your policies and
sne that you are protected. Our
ofrico Is at your service In all
matters pertaining to fire and
nulo insurance. Prompt and re
liable Bervice.
G. W. Young & Son
INSURANCE
116 Cass St. Phone 417
Good Foods at
Saving 'Prices
That Is what our old cus
tomers say.
You will like our plan, too.
All goods delivered.
Phone 63
Economy Grocery
O. L. JOHNSON
"The Store That Serves
You Best."
Phone 63 344 N. Jatkn 6t.
ALL NEW ADS WILL BE FOUND ON BACK PAGL
SECTION
FOR SALE Bart let t pears,
50c
taw Kiiclml Unsica An 1.111 mm
Adam s Camp Ground, Coos' i 'l
Junction E. K. Baker.
STOCK CATTLE FOR SALE 30
good grade Durham and Here
foid cattle. Also ohe register
ed three-year-old , Hereford bull.
George (;. Ward, Grand hotel,
Roseourg, or Myrtle hotel. Myr
tle Point. ' .
FOR RENT
FOR RENT 5-room modern house i
with, garage. Phone 66611.
FOR RENT Nicely furnished 5
roohi house; close In. Call 126;
J. . .
FOR
RENT
2-room furnished
hdustj, 6. per mo. Seo night
iunii Pcrklngs Bldg., i to S p.
m.
FOR RENT 4-room bungalow,
furnished and modern built-in
kitchen. Nearly new house. In-
. quire 702 Fullerton St.
.WANTED
I
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WANTED Waitress
Cafeteria.
at Roseburg
SEWING wanted." Mrs.
Pearce, Kohlhagetl Apts.
498-J. .
M. E.
phone
WANTED to buy 75 ewe
lambs.
Glass,
A. E. Millard, Looking
Millard
: Phone: 13F23. -
WAN.TED-lfoy -or
man to work,
part for room rent. Inquire 124
W. Douglas St. .
WANTED Baby sulky, In good
condition. Must be reasonable.
Phone 538, Powell Furniture Co.
WANTED Men to work at , conT-
mon labor. Nice place to live
and several months' work if
satisfactory. Box 38, care News
Review. WANTED A -No". 1 cook for all
year, country hotel. Also lady
to wash dislieu and help - with
oilier work. Nice place to live
and work. Box 78, care News
Review, HAVE
near
2ou acres of f'.ne pasture
Eugene, would like to
lease about 400 ewes, (not too
old) for two or throe years. For
particulars write J. S., box
284, Klamath Falls, Urc.
T LOST
I LOST Hunch of kodak pictures
I with films. Mrs. 12. . Iihoads,
phone 2o7-ll.
MISCELLANEOUS
, .
CAR OWNER Uont forgot to
call 553 when In heed of ?uto
parts. Sarffs Auto Wrecking
House.
TRAl-lK 7-rooin Portland, modern
home, double garage, paved
street; for small Douglas Co.
ranch. Give all details first let
ter. " Ilox 70, News-Review.
A ik your grocer for
new Crown Cake
Flour.. Pronounced
bm$t by foremoit cater
ers and cake bakers.
AT BRAND'S
lion't full lo sec the non-
clerfiil display ht fancy fruit
nt Brand's Tho finest (!rav- 4
ensteln a p p 1 o Crawford
peaches and local melons you 4
can find, and at very low 4 j
prices..
CITY OF SUTHERL1N
SAWMILL AND I10X FAC
TORY OPPORTUNITY U.O'IO
arrr-s with G2I million feet of
liouglas fir and 35 million
sticar pine. PUM'K 1100 M ft.
The city will donate mill Bite
adjoining trackage containing
acres. Kurther particulars
E. O. KINOWKLL, SUTHKRLIN
CHAMBER OK COMMERCE,
StiTheillu. Oieu-
t rvrm Tvn rmrrrv
cRUTU DEWEY
THIS HAS HAPPENED
Bertie Lou and Rod Bryr are
happily married until Lila Lores
plots to separate them. She had
once refused to marry Hod be-j
cause he was poor. She meets and
marries Cyrus Loree and per-
suades him to aid Hod In busineHs
while she gains Bertie Lou's con ft-
deuce by showering her with fav-
ors.
Gradually she arouses Rod's In-i her interests,
terest and faith in her while she In reality ho was gratified at the!
plants seeds of doubt about - his! change in her the way she was
wife. When Bortie Lou discovers turning her back on the drinking.!
that they see each other secretly, I Jaifi. youth-squandering life
she is heartbroken and flirts with they had been leading. It would
young Marco Palmer to retaliate, give him a strong factor , in favor
Hod will uot commit himself tojof his marriage to her when the
Lila, although he and Bertie Lou time cameto talk to his father
have drifted far apart. Lila fakes a j about it. "
Jewel robbery in which it appears j But he wished that hi reason
that Rod, is the thief, and then in-: for being pleased was the same ns
sists on keeping it secret to save' her renson for changing. Wished It
his reputation. He discovers her had been for him that sho'd settled
treachery, and she says she did it down to live quietly and not for
to gain his love. ! some secret cause. A cause that
He repudiates her diBloyalty toj1""10 do another man, no
her husband, and sho reminds html
that his wife is out-, with Marco.
Rod drives to the Palmer estate
where he sees Marco and Bertie
Lou in lounging robes and departa
without learning that they were
merely, coming upstairs from the
fiwhnming pool.
Rod leaves Bertie Lou with no
explanation, and she thinks the.t
Lila-Nhas won him. , Both women
I try ro una mm wunoui success.
Bertie Lou' obtain b a position and
waits for Rod to get a divorce.
The suspense and dreariness of
her lot cause her to seek forget
f ulncss In Marco's gay crowd. She
haa a nervous breakdown, and
while convalescing decides to buy
a "dream homo" with the money
Rod had sent her when he left.
Marco falls In love with Bertio
Lou and Is devoted through all her
trouble. He begs her to marry him,
and she if? tempted by his wealth
but tellB htm that she atfll loves
Rod.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
. CHAPTER XLI
Marco said good night to Bertie
Lou with great reluctance. Ho
thought phe was really ill and
needed the "attention of a physi
cian. But Bertio Lou would not
consent to have him take her to
the doctor who had attended her
during her nervous breakdown,
he wished to do.
"Let's Just stop at the hospital
a minute,' Marco pleaded- when
they got back to the city.
"No, no. I'm all right," Bertie
Lou protested. Marco did not be
lieve her. She looked so tortured,
with a wild, .feverish light in her
eyes, and a heartbreaking way of
pressing her finger-tips to her lips,
as though to keep back a cry of
anguish. '
"You shouldn't have come out
today,"- Marco told her reproach
fully. "Buying that house was too
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THE SH6CKLES' 3evJe.t-S,Ar SPIES TWE -T--"- - j J J ' WCC STO'-C TH' HOTEL J P.M"'DNWfMlTl:..
thugs who p.r ReftLcy 6oh.tt1amo ts - taI --- - - i'c ' 1 r V T. T-l I oefLOP 5fee' OfM'1
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GROVES gf.
much for you, Bortie Lou. Of
course it's your own affair, ' but
that sort of sentimental indulg
ence Is worne for you than tho
kind of things you say you won'tj
do any more,
Marco spoke harshly. It au-
uoycd him that Bertie Lou would
not take him into her confidence
about the house. He could guess
thut it meant .something close to
her heart. And he was Jealous of
He suspected, of course, that the
man was her husband. The suspi
cion prodded hi in to harshness.
Thon, too, he dreaded leaving Ber
tie Lou without someone to look.
after her during the night.
He remembered, with a pang of
remorse, that it had ben he who
had made it possible for her to
follow the health-wrecking . road"
Hint leads from pleasure haunt ijJ
pleasure haunt.
He thought of that day on the
train when he'd met her for the
first time. She had been aloof, un
willing to promise a future meet
ing. He d never expected to hear
from her again.
1 It was easy to guess now, in the
face bf his greater knowledge of
her, that she had been driven by
unhapplness to seek his compan
ionship. She could, he offered in
his own defense, have found an
other wilting courier on her voy
age to a hospital cot. But and
this was what troubled his con
science there had been times
along the way when her spirit had
lagged and her feet had grown
weary times when he knew she
was tired of the brittle hollowness
of their contact with a world of in
candescent radinnce, mad music,
and "don't care" people.'
Close to hor laughter had been
honest tears. Hor dancing feet had
wanted to stop. And Marco had
known it. He admitted, to himsalf,
that he had known, it. And now it
troubled him that he had urged
her on, piqued her when he could,
done everything, In fact, that he
could think oT to keep her going.
. He hnd always liked her, from
mo Biari oi ineir inenasnip. 10
hndn't wanted her to drop out.
"You're in no condition to he
left alone." he hurst forth crossly, Guaranteed hv Mnrsters Drug Co.,
seeking, in a solicitude for her, to?l.f0 per bottle. ' l
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put down his troublesome selfj - Bertie Lou had suffered over!
searching. Molly's attitude; it Indicated that
Bertie Lou's nerves were begiu- Rod had made unkind remarks
Ding to cover her body with the 'about her. Thut was hard to be
feel of a fine network of searing! lievo, though. Rod had never been
wires. She knew what that meant.-contemptible. Hiulu't he though?
The hospital cot again. Somehow1 Since hed fallen under Lila's in
she must hang on, must keep calm J fhience. Still, Molly never had
Marco had been light. The emo- liked her. It did not need an effort
tionnl crisis she had undergone In on Rod's part to make her more
buying the house of Rod's dreams unfrieudly.
hft! "J't her No, it was Marco
himself, with his unending desire!
to marry her.
She knew h Uer. it wasn't Murl
co. It was her memory. Car"""
clear. Hoar Ood, couldn't she for-
get the past! T'irt hot night In:
her room. So b i vr si ?'d been j
to marry Lila l;:.r;;hs cast off
su'.tur. The beat mlht have come1
from a crucible wherein burned;
her chance for happiness. Ami'
tie further to feel Rod's kisses up j
on her hair, her eyes, her Hps. I
Sweet, the hour of youth. . . . I
I
' Marco was saying something,
She M ould not listen. Why try not j
lo relieve her brief joy when It,
was impossible to forget it? Marco
would be talking smise, and there I
was no sense in the world. I
She cnuld not ignore him,
though; she must not. If she sank'
so far into the past as to forget '
him entirely sho might lose con
sciousness. Sho felt as If sho could
sink into a stupor from' sheer In-
ability to let go her poignant re-! Jealousy. Bertie Lou had never en
meinbrance. Marco would' rush luTs cournged him to think, sho loved
off to the hospital, j him. ;
If sho gained her bed . . . byj When ho left her at the door of
morning she would lie better. It her rooming house ho gazed very
had never been quite so bad he-i earnestly into nor eyes. Bertie Lou
fore this looking backward. In- put out a hand to say good night.
uuceu Dy imagination, ot course,
She had pictured, too unendurlng
ly, herself with Rod In the little
house at Moonfields,
Bui it must bo dispelled, this
mood of black regrets for a dead
past. She must not he silly. Per
haps ... if she had word of Rod
tomorrow sne woum o wnaiij
she hnd resisted doing many times
. . . she would telephone to Cyrus 1
Loree. She could disguise her
voice . . . oh, she would not have
htm speaking of It to Lila . . .
Lila would carry It to Rod. Cyrus,
migM tell hor what Rod was do
ing, If . she pretended to bo a
friend from Wuyvlllp.
She knew Rod was not working
for Cyrus. Her mother had told
her that much. But no one who
would hnve told her more about
him seemed lo know. Molly, sho
wub sure, could havo given her
some information had she wished.
GETS RHEUMATIC AND
NEURITIS SUFFERERS
OUT OF BED
Those who havo tried everything
without benefit will find Casey's
TChptimntlr. TIpmpflv the most h tnr fl
ing discovery of recent times for!
pains of rheumatism, neuritis,, nou-1
f raigia, sciatica,
lumbago. Tho re-
lief is quick and sun reduces pain
and swelling through direct action
on the stomach, liver and Kidneys
Wh
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Bertie Lou was buoyed up by
the promise to lunrielf to try 10
gut word of Rod. it was a comfort
tOie t ad stoically denied herself,
hut now thut she hud made up her
mimt to it, she felt heller, in spile
of the bruise she knew it would be
to her pride to risk having Lila or
Rod guess thut the call hud come
from her.
She turned to Marco, ami tie
glanced up from his steering long
enough to see that sho had grown
calmer. There had been a silence
of many minutes since bis hint re-
mark lo her.
Tm out of it now," sh said
quietly.
"What tin devil was the matter
with you?" he replied peevishly,
She had given him a good seart.
"A tomih of homesickness," she
told him. Marco did out like what
she Bald because he did not' be-
lievo. it, hut he was too much in i
love with her to express his doubt, j
Ho knew he had no right to his
muruu iuuk u unu uiu iiul uu u kj.
"I wish you would let mo take
care of you," ho said. "This is bo
dumb, Bertie Lou; your living In a
place like this." '
"Miivhe it is." Bertio Lou re
turned with a wistful smile, "but!
J just now
just this minute, Marco,
ni glad
dldn t listen to you.
She was thinking of the call she:
was going to make the next day
tho telephone call to Cyrus Loree.
There was no hope of a reconcilia
tion with Rod she wasn't suro
that she could love the man Lila
had mado of htm as sho had loved
him .when he was her idealbut
still sho found a faint measure of
happiness In being unchanged her
self; in being tho same Bertie Lou
thut Rod had married.
A miracle might, happen she
did not expect it to, but It might.
Cyrus could toll her something
fine of Rod. It micht be a mistake
about him and Lila. It might be.
And then she would he . so inde
scribably, bo deliriously happy
that Bhe had not said yes to Marco.
Sire laughed at herself no she
undressed for bed, laughed unci
called herHelf a little fool. It was a
sad sound, her laughter. And part
ly on account of Marco. Sho hated
to treat him shabbily, keep him
banging on until she niado up her
Her mind waB mado up.
Why had
she thought such a
thing?-
Bertie Lou lay long awake, ask-;
ing nersoit question, And Bho lormolons, Jc lb. Also oilier gar
fouml that, umlor nil hor tuirl'iuio ' ilon truck at low prlcoH,
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Freckles Sees Competition By Blosser
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Disc Harrows, Field Cultivators,
Disc Plows None Better.
i .
Come in'and look 'em over. Used machinery taken
in trade.
Special. Rebuilt Disc Harrow :: $75.00
Farm Bureau Cooperative Exchange
ROSEBURG Agents for OAKLAND
Fairbanks Morse & Co. Bean Spray Pump Co.
John Deer a Plow Co. S her win-William Co.
L. N. Miller Dehydrater Co.
denials, and even her joy in being
fi-i-n in ilrnnni lmniiR'AthlM dicuma
of a reunion wilh Rod, there was aj
feeling of satisfaction in her. heart) . , , ,
over knowing that Marco stood by i t NOIICL is hereby givpn that.qu
to lake her out. of her hall bed- wcana Monday in September,
room whenever she was ready to bom September 10th, tho Board
leave it. oi Equalization will attend in the
It made hor feel like a cheat. To ' assessor office in the court
bo subconsciously leaning upon ouso in Roseburg, Douglas couu
his love, while professing her de- ly. Oregon, tor the purpose of .ex
termination uot to accept it, was ai the assessment rolls and
deceitful, she realized. correct nil errors in valuations,
She hroko tho next engagement
she had with Marco. She told him
over the telephone that she would
not see him
huhiii.
Marco worked up a little huff Pt'ai at that time and place ap
over it. A huff that lasted several pointed.
days, during which time ho made I FRANK L. CALKINS,
no attempt to seo her. : . Assessor,.
Bertie Lou went back to work. I . o ... 1.
Sho was In a dual stato of firm- Chovrolet sodaii, run only 6000
nes3 and softness. She would be miles. A fine small car at a prlco
firm about Marco, but sho was ex- you can afford. For sale by Han
tremely tendor over the house, shq sen Chevrolet Co.
was building. It was to bo the1
templo of a ghostly lovo. Rod was
dead. Hor Rod, that Is. The other?
She would forgot him.
Cyrus had spoken very abruptly
to hev when she had telephoned
and asked ahout Rod. She had
given a fictitious name and said
she was from Rod's home. And Cy-1
rus had let her understand thai
he had no interest in Rod whatso
ever. His tono was so caustic, and
short, that Bertio Lou had quickly
hung up.
f?o Cyrus had come to hate Rod
at last!
(To Be Continued)
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OF EQUALIZATION
description and quality of land,,
lots and other property, assessed
y assossor, and it shall be the
duty ot persons luteresteu 10 ftp-
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