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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON, FRIDAY, SrPTFMHER 21, 1928. ..TV.'O CLASSIFIED SECTION ALL NEW ADS WILL BE FOUND ON BACK PAGE FOR SALE YOU 8ALK IS good iIks. C. A. Slroiify Box 71. Myrtlu ( reek. FOR 8ALK laureV and onk block WKxl. also feeder uos, 1UU lbs. Cull 21K15. j FOH SALE -Dry oak and laurel block wood, also baled straw. l'houe K. Illetts. FOR SALK oow and six pigs.! KSvcrstde Bervkd StHlI'm, ?; miles souih of Uoseburg. FOR BALK Oak block 3 16; oak. stiive IS 65; fir block .2.5U. Sept.! only, l'hone 6KJ. j F()U' t.ALK tiood young milch j cow, Jum hwrti. H. O. Kiohn. t.levmnd. I'Hone 10K3. i fOK tJl'K'K' 8AI.K ttt"l iirice -' , e.iilnhouse autonmllc electric i . iani.-fi ami waler heater, rhont, molt, i iaiiV HlSik himicry- runt will i vn tH'low Um: Htlby HinK Hiid loi't wilt not thru-it ituoiiKh tin-j'.-iiifdrtrd Riiardi. The Voi?ue. yyXiAs take $100 for $2100 Nash sport touring car. llsed very Ut ile, tilenn H. Taylor, Htell's Confectionery. THK CHAKMINC Kuby RiftR full . Jashioned Mlk storkinrB. bear a, charmed life which close examl- nation explains. Sold at The! Vofcue. . j FOH SALK Ripe canning toma toes at the Noah place, Hi I lard. "JtrlOK boxes and pick. 50c bush el. Fred Winston. a' FIXL line of beautiful fall and wltner millinery now on display ai"The VoKtie." We also carry Ruby Ring full fashioned hosiery. GET YOVR SPRAY KR aOW The price Is right on this Dean double noxzle spray, as good as naw. Oet particulars today. , " Mclaendmi Realty Co. 'V 0 Jackson 8t. . FOR SALK Sheep. 100 "head good ewes, 65 aged ewes, one regl-n-d Ranibouillet ram. N. L. t:onn, Roseburg, Ore. PhoiiJ FOR SALE Two flesh milch icows; two dry cows; two yenr-j a ling heifers. All high grajle Hoi- 1 wteins. N. L. Conn. RoseburK. J JOre. Phone 6K16. ONE CHAIR BARBKR SHOP for j GIRL or woman wanted fur gen sale, 50 cash. No competition. era! housework. Cull 48K23. ,Money maker for right party. WANTKH-50 voung Black Min(ir Ouick action necessary. Part leu- ra wllH, L. U. Mvnatt. Rosemirtr. M'OP LOOK ItL'Y Calso mine, be. Hj. Mineral colors In bulk, 7c lb. Wall paper 5c , double roll, and up. Beat It it j you can, Fisher's Paint Hlore.l "T RESULTS COt'NT " Ileal estate sates ruporieu uuring KoHcburg's dullest seasons prove our ability to handle the sale or, vonr nroneitv. Consult us ti-1 jliy. McLendon Renltv t o. I HO Jackson St. FbirSALK- Flrst class gray seed1 nnls SIO ner ton at bin. on- high blool reglslen'd Jersey male calf very cheap; also good cows; and house and lot at 31.r Chadwlck St. Also house and j about acre grmmd . About four doors north of Riverside store, i Addresa Box 2)1, Camas Valley,: Ore. TI'ltKEY TOMS FOR SALE Mammoth Bronxe ( breeding totns. 12MU fine birds to ( chouse from: large frame nlillty ; tnniN, tniirey free from disease. LOST f. nnn sack of duumtgc Sit Satlvfsetiou guaranteed. $15 j unlay between end of Little each. $!i deposit. Birds sent f. o. River road and Roseburg. Re- b. t enlral Point. Eggs for sprlnif ! delheiy. Oc each, postage pre-i paid, 2.'r;. deposit. llKill BANKS Tl'RKEY FARM Central Point, Ore. Chiropractor ORUCLESi HEALTH CENTER "Complets Health Sorvicf Mlnt-ral VaiHir l'allis :it!7 ('huh riioiK1 4:n Roseburg Cabinet Shop j::a T'. ttak ; FURNITURE REPAIRING -Opson Do.ird snd Vfnstr Psnsl Cut to Order .Window Screeils msdo to ordsr .0 Jcu're a wonderful tittle cooh'sam fnzAcwiijwea Voung Matron, just beginning housencepino will tmd the ser vice at this store sll that iher can desire. We give courteous attention to ell orders end de liver free. Phone your needs. and we deliver. Just call 63 Economy Grocery O. L. JOHNSON .. "The Store That Serves Vou Best" v Phene s4 N. Jackson st jj ii ' ' ' ' i wood, 13 .Alii hai.i: Laim-I, oak. fir wood. I'liwie U'Vli'i. FOR SALK Vetuh for cover crop, ' 2.c. Rice Ilros., IHIIhivI. j A ( OMl'LFl'F line of Cameo pat- tern hats beautiful all metal m. ful niirl velv..r ronihlnnHoiiM. ! una metal combined with felt. The Vogue. OF ALL THK POLITICAL TALK No one h&a shown a yet how either party can make people probperous when they won't make an effort to help them selves, ftonebunc city property and lourIfl roun'y fnrm are sure rondtt to profit. InveMtfgate. Mclendon Healty Co. 11M jHcKaon Ht. MIST RKLL MOST TlKAI'TIFI' L MOM K West Hide near Holdlers Jlome on Harvard avenue, 9 rooms, hot waler heating system: double plumbing ; full cement basement; half acre rich sandy loam soil; beautiful grounds with shrubs; flowers and tree.;; Tirleed at 75 per cent of value. fti-iOO cash will handle, payments JS pef month. Mclendon Healty Co. HO Jackson St. FOR RENT I FOR RK.NT Modern In. 1 nenr R-n.Hon apts., close school. CUM I Mrs. Strange, FOR RKNT B room furnlKhed cot j taire with garage; reasonable. I Kast Iane and Tenace. Phono ;FOR RKNT Five-room cottage ! and a five-room flat, both mod- ern Douglas Waite, City. Phone i VtH or 8-1 F 12. I FOR RKNT 1 1 1 47 Corey Avenue 5-room house, I screened porch only block fror.i j I new senior nign scnooi. weiuat i 115. 12 fi. Jackson 6 room houpe, large lot property, close to Rose school. Rental $lf. McLendon Realty Co. 110 Jackson St. WANTED Ten cords (four ft.) old growth fir wood. Inquire nt News-Review office. WANTED Woman for general hourework. Aldress Box 47, care News-Review. YOTNG w i d o w wTth" 2year-ol d I child desires lluht work, town or ranch; smoI home. Bo,x 31, care News-Review. ItELIAIlLE wonuin, fine cook, ex- liert Pmiy niaker. wants work. Consider anything with good pay' lU,LJ ''Ji4?'' w am 1 single nu rouno gener- vl farm and slock msn. No Urn It to length of Job If man can fill the bill. Cannot use oh) man. Call at room 42(1 lVrkiiu Bldg., or phone 4PJ-Y or 355-J. LOST r LOST On Tuesday, gold-rlni glasses. Owner's name in case. I-ave at News ltevlew. turn to W. E. Nichols, 313 W. Lane. MISCELLANEOUS Ki:v fllllnx. hi. If riiMirltiR. 'I'hd VIllaKO KtK'Ksmidi, f.;;5 . j Jackson. Ill N li'pali ink;, ki-) flitliiK. Hiiti j Nvm liy tuitnhi-r. TIih VlllaK' '. lX'liStiillll. .".:!."( N. Jiirkcn. C.Ml OWNKII -lHih'1 foiKit to full 5.' whrn In iieiil uf siitd parts. Sard's Aulu XVM'l'KillK ' limine. 4 i Fire Hazards sro Increased during this time of the year. , Carry Fire Insurance III HII IMlifHSI( Htnntinl to r. I'TI .MMIIM.'lt III mi.i' III ltlt. i'Ihm k up rin your polh Iih and si'ti that )u ore piolprlcd (lur oltlf. is al your s.'rvlc. In nil maMi'l's p.rlnllitnii lo flro snil sum Ih-nniiii'i'. I'ninipt uiiil ro llalil st-rvli''. G. W. Young & Son INSURANCE r... St. Phune 417 SUPtRlOR WORK HtRtrou win. finp PLP.4T COW?UETe -1 THrVT ToaNSft work I , B PUT FRtiH MO iWetT- I lli'ii 's s pnlnliT VfMI .lllMllll till- . low It li-.ItU In Hit I . i 1 1 1 1 Mlli'lp sM.rltr sHiiiinr nrk In tinticil; nut p-n'rv uuiklns tliiv ff Ih.- tsr.' nn4 h.r.- pnllit-n.-.s sml nuMlrslr! prlrw Tn(.vnll. ' Invito your! tslronaui'. .'OR KAI.K -Ash Mock IT tiT. I'holie WK3. 1 1 k c Roseburg Steam Laundry ; Pnene 79 R a., burg iSPH I BLWIND c0FwtaiK6oASsvac y ELEANOR EARLY THIS HAS HAPPENED 8ybil Thoroe, Boston society irlri. entertait.s a strange proposal bands, ami Mrs. Jones ran to tell from Richard Ku.ntis. Ukraine he Alice. Father Finn, solemnly aud until hi.r i thai "Inn .-lllif Is au'aucellv. Iileiued Iheni. ache in bin boneM," Ku.sti iwliu orofessei to scorn and despUe - marriaeet fhiallv Im-ks her to marry him. Hut Svbll is more or less ell- gag.d to I ruiz Newliall, wealthy land desirable, it was to please ncr dviim father that she ban consent j led to a secret understanding with Crai. Art-r ntT ThIIht ileum Bile begins to Icar it wus all a mistake,' since she cannot banlnh from her mind the imawe .of young John. Lawrence, her first sweetheatt. I Lavrifucv vent to Fttr.c wltU lha . A. K. F. and never rettirned but i oymi iK-iiwes n-isni sun hi iuu , witnvnmi. uln. "Hut brides must observed." In order to think things over HlieJ ftm steward laid the chest at has taken a till to Havana with, Sybil's fct. Mabel fllake. a soeial worker.. ..()ni ciptatn Unnnah. vou'm too They meet Lust is aboard and lu'jcood to me." There were hysteri he ir in at f mini dlu ul v ttt nink wild ' and vfolftit love. He bus ask'-d , Svbil for a little sapphire elreltl she is wearing, proposing I hat they wear It for a wedding ring., And he Mis her the rnptaln will; marry themthere In Havana ltar- bor. i NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY I I CHAPTKlt XVI ! "The exhilaration of madm sn!" j cried Richard. "The ecslaey of lt!"j And then Sybil looked at Mabel, j Mabel staiidlti!,' there, constema-( tlon on her good, plain face. Seus-, Ible Mab. Ixird. where did sense get you. "Darling!" , Richard's voice was low now. He whispered against the softness of her neck. And Mabel turned white as Hie painted ropes when Sybil slipped the ring from her finger and dropped ft in his outstretched hand. A baby breeze tossed tier hair, and blew her skirts. Her eyes . were naming, and ner cneeKs ; were pink a- !he steward's roses.! She laughed recklessly. "AU riiiht!" she cried. "I wlll!" Breathlessly she pulled Rich to- ward her. "Von never thought I'd t do It, did you? Never, never, I never in your head you know you didn't. Well. I will! I will!" Then Richard had her in his arms, and his voice was singing with Joy. "Sybil! Sybil!" He lifted her off her feet, and kissed her on high. He swung her ahoul. And hugged her w Hilly. Then, when he waa breathless, ho kissed her again. "Restrain yourself, Mr. Eustls. Father Finn's looking at uh." Primly, with mock solemnity. she pushed him away. "Why not? Anyhody'd lonk at vou, darling. Oh, you wonder girl. You a.loruble, lovely thing! Failicr Finn oh, Father Finn. Come meo the bride Mrs. .Ioiiph!" BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES I'w. -y.t vjvt v.i.Ai. wvct'iiy-B to -rrvx. j. vtxwin vnhi "'.B-ff - Ji vct .:' vt'-.t. cc tan kovj, i savs iww t.l- .ImA HOT MCWi v 4f TW.. WHAT WVl C Wt-'l )' Wllkl' A'v. OZiteH Ot? OO lVVA"i ! f i vjAt 1', lT "i"r.) -oju. co uAit5. A w -wxinf, cvj iookj't o tKhLNLta AiL MI3 rMtiNua What s Your Idea, Alek? - ismBfs iisTr fsra fey mam-nm.ym i SALESMAN SAM PoLice MftMY ( - wiccr; y L - Kir-hard dragged them ever. And there was a gieal deal of shaking liy and by Captain llunna rair.e.i'1 spick arid span In shining white. with r. .na. the boat's monkey mas- cot. In a brl:ht red coal and cap.:"' hnuniiiK alona by his slk. And . Meward with two little love birds! in a cage. "I'ernut Die, said me captain In his deep bass. ".My fills to "the hrtde From fafs pocket he produce 1 panmna, fine as linen, "A ha? for the groom." .Another steward came with cliioi In til arms. ; . Some embroideries I'd picked i in...,. ti. ml I up for my Missus." said the cap- cal tear.- b' liiml Sybil's laughter.' Mrs. I'ai kins came bustling up. "My dear, Mrs. Jones just told me. Here--It's ali J have. Just u tiny cift. Oh, yes, you mut, my dear. No no don't unwrap It." She whlriperfd in Sybil's ear. "It's a little b-d jacket i ' had for my da",ht,,r.- 11 ty Com in haU,,V " I he Corrales came, giggling. Hlitiie young things happy and excited. They kissed Sybil, and kissed Richard, too. "Here, here!" he cried. "Line fornis on right Kveryboily who wants to kiss the bridegroom, please fall In line." Then there were mnre VIsspr i and more laughter. Until Sybil saw Mabel, pale and frightened I looking, clutching the rail. Ioor old Mabel. She looked posi I tively green. Sybil threw her arm about her. "Kxcuse us, everybody? The bride and the maid of honor must! get dresseJl. And you, too. Rich. j Wear your white Jtnlckers, and yoi1r Vf,Ty best tie." ne devoured her with biasing eyes, and Implored like a suppli- ant. "(Jive me another kiss. Sib." -No no more. Run along. Slin- pirton. No can't come to the bride's boudoir today. Go on get out! Mab and I huve a lot to do. But he went with them to their stateroom, and held her to him, and kissed her madly. When he had gone. Sybil closed the door, and stood w ith her back against It. Mabel had sunk limply on her berth, arid was fanning her self listlessly. "No time for speeches, Mali. 1 know you're going to be a good scout "But, Sib how about Craig Please, Mab." "Rich has swept you feel, dear " I know. Mali. Thais ; needed someone to Bweep mo off 'my fee. Besides. Crnlg Is ton cood FcRce IM THIS HP.U6CS - CTuSTf FIMO OUT (or me. Rich In more ray sort, t'ralis 'las me up oo a ut-(iisll. Wlieu 1 i-amif tuppling down, I d tirv-ak, his heart. Thrp aren't any I-dstals hi Hichard's lift. 1 calln t disillusion blra he's not I"1"1 lnd.M 'ii. uj anr, t mum juu n re making a mistake.". There were tears in Mattel's eyes. "Maliel Itlake, duo't you know had luck to cry on l wedding aa . Sybil dabbed at hr own eyes. K"fn to wear my Cray ceor- I nose roues will oe Beaveo ' acainst It. Hurry up. like a good k' n'"- ee a iimiu w wm. " uw-ii, """ j That bine crepe de chine Is lovely j on you, and you can wear your , previous piiia i;ai, to mairn your i i roses. Oh, such swanky wed - dime Sybil was tossing things about. "No ;ich of a trot!f?2U. F:r " T ' , IT V . pairs of stockings. Two negligees. one of them muggy. Three slips, with the hem out of one, and the (Anwittod itwi uci wire) shoulder alrapi lit another. Sixj SALKM, Ore., Sept. 20. Daugh night dresses. Too bad I haven't : ters of the American Revolution, a white one in the bunch. lirides estimated to number over 2,k), are supposed to wear white, aren't gathered In the ball of represen they? Oh, well.... Remember j tatives at the stale bouse today when Kufd Swallow wus married : for a spcrial state conference hon slie had iwo dozen of everything. I oring Mrs. Alfred i. Hrosseau, na From vests to shectM. And litr Uonal prnsident gRneral. and Mrs. mnnogram on every blessed ; iHinm Herman Walker, national tiling. " 1 vice-president general. Mrs. K. ylill, your mother will have a fit." "i know' It. Poor old dear! liut think of all the trouble I'm saving her money, too." "What will Tad say?" "Tad? Oh, he always said I was crazy." "And Valerie?' ' "The devil with Valerie." "Oh. Sib Sib, dear. I wish you wouldn't. You II be sorry. 1 know you will." j "I'll be sorry, whatever I do. I Mab, and I've been miserable enough. God knowB, to get a break some where. It's too late for post mortcms now. Mabel was crying softly. Wiping her eyes Ineffectually. 11 sne couiu only see nerseic thought Sybil Impatiently. ' Come on. Merry Sunshine." she coaxed. into your gtaa ragB. 1 ou re noiuiug j anout ner impressions. All Parts up the party." 1 Inns, she said, seemed to be hard She preened Into the little glass , working. on their washstand. and remem- bered Valerie, exquisite in satin. Shocked Mrs. Mcpherson was the parading before the long mirror in' prevalence of what she termed her dressing table. Two girls from ' "open bars' and interviewers as- Madame de Coen's arranging her j sumed she meant the cafes. "11. and fixing the sweep on heri Mrs. McPherson said she o' much like Val's wedding,' remarked. "That sirl had a j she modihte and two maids to dress her mi. (Jet on to your Job, Alaile itKHsviie Mabelie. Tie that knot in back, will you? Bows are such a darn nuiHance. "My dear, you can see right tlnough this skirt! Where's your;this week. Such cars as 1928 Pon- pink slip? Here- hook mo up in tiac coupe, 1928 Ford coupe, 1927 your;the back. Now, then, how do .1" iook: (To Be Continued) (And In thf nejct chapter Pvhil Different! But It Ought to SfeP, I'M STtLU OH.l'M $ 6(-ftO To oi TW' j it-Mow Woo Fon.ee'. J Cri4 Met.P Me iT'i-lVST, sP's1 gTJ Adr your grocer for 1(25) I Crown Cak rvW 'our Pronounced L ' j by foremost cater- gets married and Is not long m reerettinE it ) 0 E. E. Oakes Salem was In I this city over Tuesday attending ;to business affairs. I DAUGHTERS OF AMERICAN REVOLUTION IN 6E68ION Apr-erson of McMlnnville stare j regent, is presiding .and made the i r-n iunr iu iti aj Ul I. J. UtrrB- loy's welcome. At dresses by Mrs. Hrosseau during the forenoon conference and by Mrs. Walker In the After noon are features of the day. Both will speak at a banquet tonight, at which time the governor will also be a speaker. o- i Eat barbecue sandwiches and, live forever. Crand Road Stand. AIMEE LIKEi GAY PAREE (AawxiatH hm Loan Wire) Paris, sept. 20.- Paris, the so - called modern Babvlon. does m.il 1 appear to be as wicked as renre- 1 senteu. Mrs. Amiee Semple lc-' Pherson,' Los Angeles evangelist, 1 Informed those who Inquired todavj The only thin that mildly planned to Btay two or three days o In Paris to show her son the FOR COUNTY CLERK sights. Then she will go to Swltz-I To Voters: As democratic nom erland for a vacation, after which Inee for the ofriee of County she will conduct an evangelical Clerk, I hereby solicit your sup campaign In England. 'port at the general election to be Unusual fine assortment Of used cars on display in our show rooms Oakland coach, 1927 Chevrolet rcoacn, iy.ii ord touring aud imany others priced very reason- labhT. Don't fall to come and see thm. Hansen Chevrolet Co. Not Too Different! 7 W -'M7 Help! V)HfTS "VW SoRST VlRMAI WW To Mt IT OMTOP O' THt m Fifty Per Cent A John Deere Tractor will do fifty per cent more work in the same time. See it, talk it over, buy it. Terms to responsible farmers. Special Tractor Disc $90.00 FanriBar2aC4)operativeExchange ROSEBURG AgenU for OAKLAND Fairbanks Mora & Co. Bean Spray Pomp Co. John Deem Plow Co. Shervm-Williamt Co. L. N. Miller Denydrater Co. LAST ftURVIVfNG SON OF I QEECHER TAKEN BY DEATH J NEW YORK. Sept. 20 Word of the death of Col. William C. . Beecher, last surviving son of the late Henry Ward Beecher, In Whltefleld, N. H.. Monday has, been received by friends here. Col. Beecher, who lived In , Brooklyn Heights, where his fat Iter's J h.Tv.,Hnie Hi. had been vacationing in ah ., wft. fssiron Is located. niiRiauu "lieu lie - " 111 .maitm! trrrm nhir-h h He .Jb;".. Sly. JHn. ary 26. 1849. 1 widow. He is survived by his ! MC"nc" ( Regular 1 Remibllcan nominee for Counts Judge for Doughu County. Youi support and vote respectively so Uclted. (Paid Adv.) FOR COUNTV JUDGE As democratic nomine for the offlco of county Judge, I solicit the support of the voters of Douglas county at the general election to : be held Tuesday, Nov. 6, 1828. (Paid adv.) Walters. Hamilton .held November 6th. I have had! six years' experience as First De-! nutv Countv Clerk and am thor- oughly familiar with the routine of the office. If elected. will en- deavor to make courtesy to the nubile one of th ntitsfnnolnir ton. lures of the nduilntstration. (Paid Ariv t ROY AGEE. . .WV AV) tjDCV.VHUAT C- UCS CMM t RO or Of . us 6envJ6 roc o.)0 accts.'? .(lOi L,HUH?VIE(.L' VI ii ir Till VMJ S . j IL Ii VmeRG tT'U- '( ( WASVou, I'D CLIMB OP AM' PUT esy for. AVJIATOR. GET FOUR REASONS WHY Ptople Buy at Brand's. I. There Is a great display of fancy fruit and melons from the best orchards in the whole valley. Everything ! guaranteed good, and there to choose from. 8. Busy people can buy eva- ' ln t Brand", every day up . -.n,K? a to 8 t. m. Fair enough? - 8. Only six minutes. from town on the highway, with '! ' snace. 4. The gardens are worth 4 seeing and one can get a fountain ranch as well as 1 fruits. The children like to go ! to Brand's. BRAND'S ROAD STAND Considered One of The Most Beautiful and Pay ing Ranches in Umpqua Valley 800 acre, lust east of Rose burg tarrying 600 head of high grade sheep and Angoi'd coats. Modern residence, hay and stock barns. If yon are looking for a real home with Income you are cordially Invited to inspect this property. Write In confidence to E. G. KmgWell Chamber of Commerce Sutherlln, .Oregon By Martfn tUo'KV riliMM err v.xsjbtJ j V-T!' AU. l! AVJ.l tTS )y ,OTA4A!U V ITIO.' 1 e'l .71kAT 1A SfS A a - j - D - y A. Dc 1 ! A! Si. s Bv Small i th To 4 - rs -v 1