ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 15, 1928.
SEVEN
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Fancy Shopping Baskets
We have an assortment of Ladies Fancy Shopping
Baskets that are just the thing for carrying small
parcels when you are doing your buying. They
come in different sizes and colors, are durable and
convenient, priced from
60c to $1.25 A
' Canning Supplies and Novelties, Mixing Bowls,
Kitchen Accessories, etc. See us.
Churchill Hardware Co.
THE WINCHESTER STORE - " -
llni Anninrn nrhTinii III
ULAooirmu uLuiiurc
ALL NEW ADS WILL BE FOUND ON BACK PAGE
!.
I FOR SALE . Ill WANTED '
ji. . . - ! a . - . -
FUR SALE Almost new Monarch
i K. 6th SU
plow for
. . ewa-Revlew.
3S-J or 1024
One Fordson"
hoiie39-J.
young ewes.
...... , ... i Hill)
land.
ak" i
FOR SALE Oak block 3.15; oak
store J3.65; Mr block ?2.50. Sept.
only. Phone 6F3.
FOIt SALE 500 ""sheep, J6 pet
head If all taken. Klce Bros.,
Ulllard. :
FOU SALE Date, Italian and Pe
tite prunes for canning. C. C.
Hurst, Hlveradala. - -
COMMON vetch and grain
seed.
2i cents per pound.
8. U. Goff.
Oakland, Ore. '
FOR SALKretite prunes, 40cl)er
bushel. Tick them yourself.
Louis llauer, ?3t Roseburg.
WILL take $100 for $2100 Nash
siKirt touring car. L'sed very lit
tle. Glenn H. Taylor, Stell'a
Confectionery. I
rOR'SALK-Rlpe canning" toma
toes at the Noah place. Dlflaul.
Hrlng boxes and pick. i50c bush-j
el. Fred Winston.
Foil SALK Peaches, peaches, to-;
day, Saturday. Monday, 5uc tO'
$1.00 per bu. Bring boxes. True-j
blood.
.FOU SALK Fine late variety wa-'
termelons Saturday and Sunday,!
1c per lb. Concord gratis cheap.)
Few canning tomatoes left, D.
Coon Stand. Dfllard.
1 Ft it SALK Autn "oarry-aiTi book 1
rack, cabinet of shelves, suction
warier, uash board, and mlscel
lanenus dishes aud kitchen uten
sils. Mrs. Strang, 527 K. Douglas.
Buy
Sell
Real Kstate
Mclendon Realty Co.
140 Jackson St
SU KKi K A NCH47u"acres about
to river bottimi land to culti
vate, woven wire fence; two
miles river , frontage; 6 miles
from Roseburg; complete sot
buildings; cany 200 sheep, raise
thousand Jurkeys. Kent $roo
cash per year, or sell for $25
per acre.
McLKNDOX REALTY CO.
140 Jackson Street.
LEMON CLINGS
Will last only few days longer.
Bring containers. Phone 8F4.
F. M. CURTIS
JJtioneUsj
(or Pure Food
At thia ater you get food that
art fit to graca any tabla, b.
causa tl.ey ara ehoten for
quality. Pricea alwaya low.
. and we deliver.
Jptt call 63
Economy Grocery
O. L. JOHNSON
"Tha Store That Sarvaa
You Bait"
Phone tl 344 N. Jackaon St.
WANTED Pasture for yearling
calf. Phone 47K11.
WANTED or 5-roora furnished
house. Call Skag&sSafeway
Store.
W A N t El H ouBekeeper for'two.
Apply Bmdelte Leas, .Oakland,
Ore. '
WANTED S3000, long term loan.
Good security. "S. O. S." this of
fice. '
V A N T E f Man with truck to
haul oak wood on shares. Ad
dress F. A. Bemia, Oakland, Ore.
AS I &! Lady to -are for 3
children In own home prefer
ably In country. Inquire In per-
son at Soldiers Home Hospital.
' FOR RENT
,
KOR RENT 5-room house, close
In. 6(14 S. Tine St.
FOli-itKisrf-Kurnislied or unfur
nished 5-room house. Phone
419-J.
FOR RKNT 2-room furnished
house. $6 per mo. See elevator
man, Perkins Hldg.
FOK KENT Five-room cottage
and a five-room fiat, both mod
ern Douglas W'aite, City. Phono
20S or 34F12.
jxiR KENT Furnished room,
steam heated. 122 South Jackson
St., opposite Antlers theatre,
call or phone 457.
4
LOST j
LOST Small, brown Shepherd
'dog. $5 reward for return. Notify
c. R. Davis, Hnppy Valley ranch.
4
A
FOUND
FCHTNI) Stray limind. Owner mny
hav aunie by Idi-ntlfytuK. John
Abraham, Wilbur.
I MISCELLANEOUS
CAR OWNER Don't forget to
call 553 when In need of auto
parts. Sarffs Auto Wrecking
1 louse.
fi SO K K WAR D for Inrtirmathm ba d
ing to arrent and conviction of
thief who stole l.'.O of my 5-months-old
Whito Teghorn pul
lets last week, Hollywood strain,
Just ready to lay. Hens are well
marked and I can easily identify.
Notify Otto Walker, Coos Junc
tion, or Chamber of Commerce.
MULTNOMAH BANKS TO
TEST RULING ON TAX
PORTLAND, Ore., . Sept. 14
Notice of arpt-al tn the rase of tho
seven national banks of Mult no
rm! h county auainst T. M. Htirl
burt, as tax colh-ctor, to Invalidate
the collM'tlon of tax uion the chi
Hal stock, surplus and undivided
profit of the banks, has been fit
ed In federal court by the district
attorney's office of Multnomah,
county.
The contention of the banks that
the tax wan tllfgHl was supported
In an opinion handrd ion two
mouths a co by Federal Judge
I lean.
i
R. A. HERCHER
(Iti'Kuian
Republicnn nominee for County
Judge for iHiuclas County. Youl
upport and voto respectively i
Ucited. , (Paid Adv.)
Roseburg Cabinet Shop
;!::o w. Oak
FURNITURE REPAIRING
Upson Board and Veneer Panel
Cut to Order
Window Screens made to order
P. S. AND F. L. COCKE LRE AS
Fire Hazards
are Inereased during this time
of the year.
Carry Fire Insurance
In an adequate amount to pro
tect yourself In -eas of tire.
r'hrV up on vour polletes nnd
see that you are protected. Our
off! Is at your service in ait
matters pertaining to fire and
Mite ItisurMnee. Prompt and re
liable service, i ,
G. W. Young & Son
INSURANCE
11 fajM Phnne 417
JKCOPWBGHT 19260 NCA5CWKI K.
THIS HAS HAPPENEO !
Sybil Thome, recuperating from1
her father's death and various af
fairs of the heart, sails for Tuba,
with Mabel Blake, a social worker,'
admittedly on a man hunt. Mabel i ! know U. Where's that past?
lonjni for marriage. Hut Sybil,' rouKe of yours? I to you use the
though she is more or his en-jtanie stuff on your lips? Thank
gaged to Craig N'ewltai), the' your gods for a permanent", Sybil,
wealthiest young bachelor in Bos-j Where in the devil is my curling
ton. is filled wiih misgivings. J iron? You'll have to let me wear a
When she was very youiig, Sy-' pair of your light stocking. 1
bil fell desperately in loveT wiih; bought a whole dozen, and forgdt
JoTtn Lawrence, who went toj to put then? in my bag. Let's dress
France with the A. K. K. and never
returned. After his death she
sought forgetfulness In such
less fashion that society gasped at
; her indiscretions.
When Craig begs her to marry
1 him she implores time to think
j things over; and leaves - Itoston.
thoroughly distracted, about the
1 lime her broiher Tad returns with
1 his frivolous little bride f'-om their
1 wedding trip.
I NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
I CHAPTER XI
It wan the evening fff the second
day. and Mab tx-gan to fel 111.
"I'm poiug In to lie down." she
told Sylirl. "It would be so ghastly
to die on deck."
The Juneses mother and daugh-
I ter had already retired. Miss
Wiggins, a trifle green, took deep
breaths of ocean air and made des-1
! perate conversation with Mr. w in-
flui. rnuiei r.uu ... itbuiuh hid i
office as though nothing troubled!""; rumppd ,h(i f
) htm. (,.,, !,. rnnr..i ilnlutl
"If. blowing announced;
Mabel nervously nd " J l i night before on deck, and slept
going o storm. If I get any sicker ,
IUI KUllifi lu jump u.rmunm.
Mrs. Parkin sat ut straighter.
put her hand resolutely to her;
month, folded her baby dresses de
liberately. And, suddenly appre
ciating the advantages of haste,
dropped her work basket and lum-
bered frantically within. The pret
ty Corralea giggled.
"Me and grandma," muttered.
Mab, and sought her feet unstead
ily. "Tell the Senorltas, Sib, 111
kill 'era when I'm able."
They laughed heartlessly as uhe j
stumbled past. Beyond words, Mabi
shook her fist at" them and made;
hurried flight.
"If you would lie down." sug
ge3ted Sybil, "you'd feel bette:."
"If I coudl die I'd feel better."
Mabel turtied her face to the
wall. r
"Go way," she Implored; "Go
way and let me die."
There was a knock at the door.
"Kill him." ordered Mabel weakly.
"Whoever It is, kill him.'
Mr. Arnold and Mr. Lustis send
their compliments." the steward
said, "and would Miss Rlake and,
iia Thnrnn inin tlirm this eve. I
ning In the captain's cabin for ai "Well, stop your theorizing and compate wmi yours.
game of bridge?" I get dressed." ' "Idiot, you flatter me. As a
Tell them we're awfully sorry,"! "Must I $0?" heart breaker I'm nothing but a
began Svbil, "but Miss Blake I "Well. 1 could hardly trot up1 bust. lint If it will make you hap
doesn't feel very well" there alone, could I? .Wouldn't I'Iy. HI Duinp their old aces ajid
"Tell them nothing of the hlrid!" look cute? Hello, boys.. Mlssj be dumb enough to make you glad,
contradicted Mab. "We'll be de- Thome has n few suecthtrirts of - (Invent you got your mouth
BOOTS AND HER
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FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS ' Preparations Go On! By Blower
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SALESMAN SAM , Sam Saves His Face BvSmH
fe'M? o"5 lrlTJck 1 -J4i V ii "ots IVrll owoMoe fWorTeTP f 7 "oTom-t vTt TuoieTl
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ijy ELEANOR EARLY
Hrhtetl! .
The little steward smiled,
well. Miss."
"Very
i
Tut. Mub." protected
Sybil.
"you were dying a minute ago.
this e renin . My neck and shoul-
tiers are the, only good
reck-jthin8 I have."
looking ;
Mabel was excitedly voluble,
"Wail-till you se Mr. Kustia!"; "I " bet you spt nd more money1
sh 'commanded shrilly. "Last ou clothes than I do." !
night alter you were asietfp, "I'rw'y I do, I!r.t yau're aj
went out on deck. And there he,perfict geniiiH at chmMltw things,!
was In my deck chair. We got to and I'm an awful dub. I take any
talking and then he said he'd like! thing the rales womvn want to un
, to walk. We did a marathon
around those decks and. my dear.
I het 1 hirit lu lKtumis. Then the
j moon was iK-rfectly wonderful
and he's the Itest looking thing.
, Sib!"
"Mabel Hlake! How did you
know he was out there?"
! Sybil dodged the pillow Mab"
', threw and produced a p.fir of
stockings. "They're beautifully
sheer." she uronuuncd.
tunning'
her hand through them
expertly.
But you II have to depilltate your
legs. -Tell me, Mab, how did you
,,
! he was kind of queer, 1 guess. Hut
' the poor man's got insomnia. And,
'besides, he s wruin a book.'
Sybil chuckled.. "I'll hand It to
you, Mam. You're a great HttUw
fixer. I suppose the lamb never I
'suspected you were stalking him
all through the stilly night? Did
he tell you the story of his life?"
-well. I know ne s a Harvard
man. and his people had barrel or ;
money, but they lost it durlug the
war.
That's what they all say. Was
he In servicer'
'.No. he's got
a bum lung. He
landed
litt of f I hurt is I nnn tmh
llcity, though." - '
"Three cheers tor our hero!" j
"Don't be mean." j
"My dear, I've the greatest re-i
spect for fcll the smart boys Vho
kept out of war. But I'd like to 1
hear a few of them tell the truth,
about it. They nil had bum lungs,
or bad hearts, or poor eyesight, j
That's nothing but bunk. It was j
Influence they had. Not that I'm
1 calling your precious friend a, liar.
Ho may have two bum lungs for
all I know. I'm onlv theorizing."
BUDDIES
jP 10 O.OOO'b.fOW.
I tier own, to ahe'a given lua clear .
(field. I m wily a cranky old maid
hnl liMr I'rl liLA'H Itlfl.. nnii.m.i
In!
I
You're crazy. Mao
No. darlina. unlv desnerate. P
Crawl in the berth, there, wilt you
till 1 get this uuuk open?"
Mabel too a black chiffon from
its hanger.
"Kind of wrinkled,
have to do.
but you'll
jruesB I M put on
that gray
Keurgette cf mine, Mab."
"I guess yc u won't! Want to
ni;-.e me lo--h like a ikhh- relation?
Wear thai b1 -.-k rp de chine,1
like a goo 1 I d .! ! me weari
your crystil le d I n-eil no men
thing to brighten Ihis old rag of)
mine and my iearls wouldn't fod
a blind man. Lord. Sib. 1 wish l!
had your nice thing " l
load. IS very time 1 go (shopping 1!
get an inferiority complex, lloneitt-i
ly. Sib, tiny simply bully me inloj
Itnvinir t numl iilriu'imu thitiou I
"You know that big pink hat of,k nl"
mine? The very thliu fr a pretty I
iif tie flapper with cheeks like applej
blossomit. (he girl got it on I
my head anO 1 look one look in .
the mirror. 'Take it away." I said. I
That wasn't ever meant for me.'
'Why. the Idea!' she says. 'It suits
' ou peifectly. 'That pink tulle
against my red head!' I aaid. 'It's
precious! she murmured
"Thnt darn hat cost 125 and I
haven't worn it fire times. Remem
ber the fuimy Imnnets horses used
to war? Wfll, that's what 1 feel
like an old dray horse tricked
out in a fancy bonnet." Where's
that perfume you wc.v talking
about? 'You know, dear, I do be-1
I Heve these pointed hetds make
Jour ik slimmer. How'
much m, you pay for stockings
ike tnl8? . , Well, you look
charming, Sib. Is it too early to go
1 Uj, now?" I
"x0( t don't think so. I'm a pret-,
My punk bridge nlaver. vou kmtw.l
Mab
"That's all 'right by me, darl. '
The punker you are the better lit-J
tie Mab will look. Now, be a good'
girl. Sib, and don't pull any' Ixie
lel stuff on Mr. Eustla. Remember
I saw him first!" !
"Heavens, anybody'd think I
was a regular home wrecker!" 1
"My dear, If I lived to be a hun
dred I'd never learn the half of
what you know. You were smarter
in the ways of men when you were
15 than I'll be to the longest day I
live, home kids are like that
wiser than the oldest women. And
when you youngsters grab all the
good looking men In slhl there's
nothing for us old timers to do but
sit on the sidelines and grit our
teeth. We haven't a trick that will
No, No, Steve!
Cftt A eoovou'T
OB -9rxftOi MS
1 WtKil AVOKXi
TO V.OO AVTtR
A
ij-
on yet? Here, don't spread it alt
over your race!- There that's bet-
- l .(Imnk Ml V - ....... . .
(To Bs Continued)
Richard Eustts wan tall and thin.
and utterly1 fascinating. Right
faway he makfs ioe to y.oil. TUd
1 iic xi installment will a male you.-
NOTICE
1 We will not be responsible for
Irny debts contracted by the roily
Anna l!otel, Canyonvllle, or maua-
Rer of sume prior to bept. 1.
' '
Mr. and Mrs. J S. Boals,
Owners and preseut managers,
1 - 1 -o -
LABOR'S BUYING. POWER
SAID PROSPERITY BASIS
CHICAtSO. Sept. 14.--Prosperlty
rests with the purchasing Kwer
of the laboring man, William
tireen. president of the American
federation of labor, told the Hroth
erhood of Kail road Signalmen in
convention here today.
"Bconomics now must place cm
pliHfis on consumption and not
production." the labor leader said.
" Production has reached its
kets. The greatest of these Is
found among the working men. i
This class must share equitably
in I ho profit that efficiency in)
production has created in the last)
decade.'
Mr. Green said the Influence oft
labor unions on international!
amity was1 greater than any other;
fore.
Daniel Webster Holt was re
elected president and all others of
the office-holders of the signal
men were renamed.
NOTICE
Throughbred Jersey bull for
aervice. J. W McConnell, Ump-
iO'm
Park.
Th School of Qunhtw That Stt4
tht Gnlir Statm
On to Mtur StuU trnlvvralty for
cultural aducatioa and profvMional
trmlntnji . ' '
OppOfdwtfv (I offtrtd tn (
22 ilepnrtmcnts of the College
of Literature, Sclonce
and ttie Arts '
Architecture and Allied Art
Business Administration Kdu
tat ton Journtlism Graduat
Study liaw Mwlifine Music
Phvidcal B'liicntton Hoiol
ogr Social Work Extivsioa
Diviiion. '
CollK Ytr Optm Sut. U. 12S
Far infarmnttan or tntntnav irrtU
TK lUgiftrar, Untrntv 0
" ' Oregon, H0m, Or.
OOH-1M MOT AT AVu
SORt "i (WOOVD at
SAft VOR XXX) TO
GO - 1 X)&T KK)OW
0 WORY AftOOT
YOO
num.
K V I tth r
Tillage
You can't beat John Deere f
Special, Tractor Disc $75.06
Wheat, OaU, Cheat
Choice Recleaned Seed
Farm Bureau Cooperative Exchange
ROSEBURG Agent tor OAKLAND
Fairbanks Morse & Co. ' Bean Spray Pump Co."
John Deera Plow Co. Sberwin-William. Co.
L. N. Miller Dehydrater Co.
"over there bv the rail! la that
u;uruXkZ.'r-me r "m ' hiV"1K
(To Bs Continued)
Mabel meets her man
In the ;
next chupter. Then
ab.nv .!.,
Sybil.
Well drilling. See W. F. Kernln,
' Box 855, Roseburg.
NOTICE FOR BIOS FOR STOCK
AND MERCHANDISE
Sealed bids will be roccled by
the undersigned assignee of A. B.
Crawford and Bernlce G. Crawford,
doing business In Roseburg, Ore
gon, as The Ladies Shoppe, for the
sale of tho stock of merchandise of
the Inventory value ot $t343.72.
and fixtures of the inventory value
or U 10 00. up to 11 o'clock a. m.
on September 31, 392S. ,
Said slock and fixtures can be'
Inspected at 139 North Jackson
street, and the Inventory seen by i
application to the undersigned at i
the office of The Douglas Credl-
tors Association In Roseburg, Ore
I gon.
j Alt bids must be accompanied
jby a certified check for .10 of
the amount bid, -to bo forfeited In
case the successful bidder does not
complete the purchase. 1 1
The undersigned reserves the
right In reject any nnd all bids.
Dated this 10th day of Septem
ber, 192S
K. R. KENNY, Assignee.
Chiropractor
DRUGLESS HEALTH CENTER
"Complete Health Service"
Mineral Vapor Bat lis
327 Cass Fhoue 491
BoT.MYttAR .
Tools
if "four reasons why t
I
ropi Buy at era no a. w
1. There Is a great
display
01 fancy (run ana
melons
'A whnln vnllov Pvfirvthtiiir A
guaranteed good, and there to
! choose from.
1 2. Busy people can buy ev-
nl.igs. There Is something do
ing at Brand'a every day up
to 3 a. n:. Fair enough? -
3. Only tlx minutes from
town on the highway, with
lots ot park lug and turning
space.
4. The gardens are worth
seeing and one
can get a
fountain lunch
well aa
fruits. The children like to go
to Brands.
BRAND'S ROAD STAND '
.. 4
4444444H4
. .
Considered One of The
Most Beautiful and Pay
ing Ranches in Umpqua
Valley
800 seres, h'si east of Rose
burg carrying 000 head of high
grade sheep and Aiiko.a
1 goats. Modern residence, hay
and stock barns.
If you are looking for a real
. home with Income you are
cordially Invited to Inspect
this property.
' Write In confidence to
E. G. Kin gw ell
i (
Chamber of Commerce "
Sutherltn, Oregon
tcavw ? im THIS cw,
1 WASICiT THWK M6 Of- TMF.
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