ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 26. 1928.
. SEVEN
t tCr-k !v- SI! rt-vlrt ' g ; oooo citAiuwa k f ELEANOR EARLY ' -sib.- h. aw. -hich u drink- VsA ViJ
8 r llH S H V vsi 51 H S in too much. You oughtn't to let tL! U fSTnfk
J - Ail. W VMJLVO R THIS HAS HAPPENED If only you'll lit It HE a secret. i liim " I It I lij3L jfl kLiU I
g Sybil Thome.' Boston norUty: Oood by. J "U't htm! Anybody'd think I fed fcJ jijpV i
(J J 1 girl. bw nmrrltd Rii'bsrd Kustls.j She bloutil It without rvsdliiK II.; thvia to kin. You know iwvfectlv twkW y. f-;'j
t For this week we are offering a splendid Hansen t a in'-w row. After a two- Lork.,1 the trunk, and put the .;". Mabel Itlake. that I've dou fi;lk7"
J r -i o l l- u -ir . rn i i day romance the weilriiDK hi Ha- In h-r bag. nothuw but be and seoM ivt fli , 1.1 ""P-i'-rf.
n ramuy jcaic, wnicn wcigns irom 1 to OU pounas, Jvana harbor culminates Sybil's! "I ll sind for It." she decided, j since we were married. 'Let hinir ,,UJ
S according to size, from . 4 maddest and itriBiuieet adventure. I 'In iho niornlnr." i As If I could atop him! ' If
J a For years she has been the dell- Deliberately she powdered her' "But I'm through now. I've left III iSJjsl
Q 31 5 'cuius scandal of Boston s elite. Her! nose, and touched her cheeks and him. I've fed Mm aspirin all I'm JJrViS
f JfSj I " I tin 5 romantic adventures began at 18. lips with rouge. Stopped for a nio-inoing to. I've bathed his head ten jL . I
f v Mr 5 when she fell In love with Johujment to spray black narclst-us minion lime, aao ien on en. yncaaaJ
, . . . . . P Lawrpnro. who was sent to France' from her little enameied atuiitUT, shoes every vlrht I'rr been with
-ri t
men we nave an accurate Bath Koom Health
Scale, specially priced for a few days at
$15.00
See these scales jn our window this week.
Churchill Hardware Co.
THE WINCHESTER STORE .
CLASSIFIED SECTION
ALL NEW ADS WILL BE FOUND ON BACK PACE
FOR SALE
FOR SALE Ash block wood, $3
per tier. Phone tF3.
FOR SALE Corona portable typo-
writer. Phone 459-J.
Ft)USALE Good dairy cow.
Phone 33K25. U. (Men.
FOR-SALK Rabbits of all kinds
and prices. 253 2nd Ave., South.
FOR BALE 240 good ewes and
10 goats. M. T. Cannon, Glide,
Ore. .
FOR SALE 100 good ewes, grade'
Shropsliire. A. V. Newport, Oak
Creek.
FOR SALE Angora
non-shedding siroa.
S. Deer Creek.
bucks
V. G.
from
Paul,
GO -TO the Fern for canning to
matoes; delivered or pick thcui
yourself.
DRY' WOOD FOR SALE-Uure"l ;
i block 3.2f; fir $2.50 ner lier.
Phone 10F23.
FOR SALE 30
head ewes.
100 bead goats. Apply Luko Bon- ;
ii in, Marster'a
Ranch, Happy
Valley.
FOR SALE at a bargain half sec
tion of timber laud, about 31
miles below Myrtle Creek. W. E.
Ciingenpeel, Roseburg.
FOR SALE or trade for milking
row, two sown ; neighing 200!
. poyiyi each and both, lo farrow
uobn. Price' liS-eacb." J.' F. Van.
Allen, Days Creek.
FARM CHEAP lsTacresT 0 acres
Skinner Irrigation, 6 acres more
to Irrigate. Irrigation counts;
good laud and buildings, 3 miles
out. Will sell part. Joe Harvey,
Ut 2, Roseburg.
FO ItS ALE SO acre slocked ami
equipped near Roseburg, run-1
ntiiK water, a few acres under ir-
ligation, fair 6 room house nd 1
.bain. Price $3,500, terms. W. A. i
llogard. Real Estate, Grand Ho-1
. tel Dldg. Phone 303. !
TCRKEY TOMS
X)R SALE Mammoth Hronzel
breeding tome. 1200 fine birdw to
choose from; large frame utility j
toms, entirely free from disease. I
Satisfaction guaranteed. f 15 1
each, $5 deposit. Birds sent f. o. i
b. Central Point. Eggs for swrln? ,
delivery. fe(c each, postage pre
paid, 25 deposit.
HIGH BANKS TURKEY FARM
Central Point; Ore.
S MALL U A NClTOPP ORTl NIT V
27 avreti, pood little house and oth
er buildings. 10 acres In prunes,
good rich soil. 6 miles 'from
lloaeburg. Will sell for $2 500 oiilpoDS B(.t to music NasU.rcrafl
lumis ur in im iur tu
Act quick
HIGHWAY ACRE
MODERN IH'NGALOW 5 rooms,
ml modern equipment, map).
floors, fireplace. Acre good
ground, beautiful lawn, flowers,'
good poultry Una t ion. Just throe j
miles from Roseburg on Pncific
. hiehway. Priced at $3.0i0. Some
terms.
HOl'BFS FOR RENT
itave two good houses well locat
ed with respect to schools and
shopping district. Rentals $15
r . per month.
McLENDOM REALTY CO.
140 Jackson St.
SAVTMCS ,
ON
GROCERIES
Special attention given lo
nil phone orders. Prompt
free delivery service. Try
our pltn and save worry
and lime.
Economy Grocery
O. L. JOHNSON
Ths 8ir Thst Serves
You Bsst"
Phons 63 344 N. Jackson St
J
Sr;j(rsp"srV
en
i- . r- i .
FOR SALE $30 will buy a '23
Ford touring at South End Fill
ing Station, Rose burg, Oregon.
FOR SALE Stark's Delicious ap
ples and pears. Alfred J. Moore,
Garden Valley. Phone 6f)3-R.
FOR SALE Baled oat and vetch
hay, put up bright and green.
Price $16 per ton at Hound
Prairie Ranch.
PULLETS 12 weeks old, 65c
each, ready for delivery October
1st. Perm td wards, Myrtle
Creek, Ore.
FOR SALEOR TRADE Largo
house, good location, for larger
boiiee, good location, with 4 bed
brooms. Or sell at discount, or
trade on ranch. What have you?
lr. Nerbas, 255 S. Kane.
1 " FOR RENT 1
ir
FOR RENT 5-room flat: Phone
' ' l- ra-
FOR RENT Apt., private eu
j"! trance, close in. 331 S. Main.
FOR
RENT 7-room furnished
bouse, stil
Mosber. Inquire
857 W. Moahi
FOR RENT 2 room furnished
house, $6 per month. J. 1).
liraughton, Miller's Addition,
Roweburg.
FOR RENT 5-room furnished cot-
Aage with garage; reasonable.
Ka?t leuno and Terracu. Phono
' otitf-lt.J ' "
FOR KENT Modern Crooin plas
tered bungalow, 53 South
sueet. A ulce home. $1K jut mo.
G. W. Young & Son, lit! t;ass St,
Phone 417.
WANTED
CADDIES WANTED Thursday at
Country Club, i0 sharp.
WANTED Prune pickers and
shakers. C. C. -tlurst. Riverside.
WANTEI Some early hatch pul-
lets. Mrs. Oscar Weeks, Ruckles,
Ore.
WANTED To loan ftttiu ou
good farm security. C. V., care
News-He view.
WANTED Married man to work
on farm, nice place to live,
steady employment to right man.
BiUi-t have knowledge of feeding
Block and cafiable of oirating
tractor. Address Box 12, Kotse
burg, Qre.
MISCELLANEOUS
soK publishers. Seattle
CAR OWNER Itoat forget to
call 503 when in need of auto
parts. Sarft'a Auto . Wrecking
liouae.
TAKEN V P-Tiiey6u7.g ; m"i!
has been broken wlu-n young.
Inquire of TrusseM Bios., R. 2.
N. Curry Estate, Roseburg.
LOST
LOST -One pair of football pan la
between Roseburg SupcrServite
station and llrand h road atHiut.
Kinder pl'-ase leave at News Re
view office.
BRAND'S ROAD STAND
BRAND'S
Our regula Fall display of fruit
is here, and more brilliant than
ver. W nav bought the en
tire crop of Jonathan applet
from two orchards and are sell
ing them at surprisingly low
prices. See them day time or
evening.
AHPLE8
Jonathan
Gravenste'n
Winter Banana
Stark's Sweet
King
Darttett
Howell
Bosc (still green)
GRAPES
A large assortment.
CONCORD GRAPE JUICE '
BRAND'S
Pacific Highway J Miles North
with the. A. E. V. "n tbe eve of
thetr murriuKe. Whin the rCfivd
notice tlmt her Bwcetheart was'
nitsfinw in action. Sybil insane
with Krief bi-gtm lo eek forget
f illness. "
Finally she becomes engaged to
CraiK Newhall, a wrallhy am, tie
titrable bachelor, but not sur ol
he love she lakes a triii to Cuba
with Mabel I Hake, a. social worker.
More nailing she vromUes CraiK
a decision on her return. At tb
time she 1s fearfully unset be
cause of the death. of her father
nd the subsequent man-lace of.j
her broilUT. Tad, to Valerie Vesi,
a girl whom Sybil instinctively dis
lik.s.
On shipboard she meets Eustis. 1
who woos her madly, and finally
sweeps her Into an impetuous
marriage. On their wedding night
he becomes intoxicated and Sybil
in the morning, threatens to leave
him. A reconciliation takes place,
however. Then for two dreadful
weK8 Richard Is alternately
charming and repulsive. Until at
last Sybil determines to leave him.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XX
Sybil bit the tip of hr pen hold
er, and drew her brows together
Then, dipping the pen resolutely,
she began to write rapidly.
"Dear Richard."
For a mom; nt she considered
the salutation. 1 nen, drawing her
pen brusquely through it, tossed
It aside, and took another sheet.
Rut presently she wrote again,
"Dear Richard," and after It. as
though suddenly determined
scrawled rapid words, one after
the other as if they flowed of their
own accord from a suddenly vol
I ubte pen.
Dear Richard,
There are some things a woman
cannot stand not even if she
loves the man who hurts her. And
1 am beginning to wonder, Rich, if
1 ever DID love you.
Thi scene in the foyer tonight
was horrible. I had rather die than
spend another night with you
like this. Two weeks and every
other night of them hell.
I am going to Mabel now. I sup
pose when you wake up. and sober
off, you will try to find me. !
hope that we will be on the way
home by then. If we cannot
passage Immediately, I can O'lly
beg that you will leave me alone.
1 wish these weeks might be like
a closed chapter in a book one
could lay away and -try to forget.
Please. Rich if you love mH
be kind. Mab wiil keep our seciVl,
BOOTS AND HER
SUPPOSE
VOMJ-TXl MOTOR kX WO-
V)KtO OWfc
FRECKLES AND
DID FB6CWT.es 7EL.U
Vtxj WWAT l'AA (S0IN6
TO BS IN7WIS
CIRCUS OF
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"VV Y r VaftWi'? BUT J OAJ EAKW!.' ME9BE VOO'PE )' . ' V, SIX TMES 7JJ.IS X 6H?AfTE. QUire
HlW-S- KjwOC'-- -Ar TOO SMALL TO . , . "-7 1 ?? J &T,
SALESMANSAM " And Bonbon Came ' . Bv Small
vf V wrm evtM step! cowtw imta th' 5.tr.'ch'.I. S jlH
coweSTrie. I 'A , . - comok 6oNeoMcce. " jy- N . utJ "Tf"
BKiiMWiT Y,4va " V S ' " OM 60NB0MI ( l ' f)v y , V rv) '
.ml hiiffert her nails vigorously. .
while she (unnl her recumbent
husband. There rie no many
things about htm Bhe had learned
to dislike. !
"Drunk r sober," she reflected ,
dismally. j
Hut It was liquor that made him!
altogether iiniswHp. At -flint hej
became stupidly sleepy. lhen.
when Fhe roused hlin. he grew
amorous. Anil that was worse. Oil,
niuch worse! j
She rh uddeml as he. exhaled a;
noisy briath. Turning her back
aquarrly.' she walked trom the
room uuiioui a ..i.
Mabel anil Mr. Moore, at their
favorite cafe, were BlpphiR aperi
tifs when Sybil found them.
"Well, well!" boomed Moore,
"here contra the bride!" and his
Inrite sunburned hand devoured
hers warmly.
Ho waa a blR man with merry
blue eyes and a' pink bald aiMit.
When Sybil heard he had played
football at Harvard In 1907 she re-
flirted that college athletea M
veara after commencement all j
ionk alike. !
"Hello, people." she Kreetei!
them serenely. "May I have a cock
tall, too?''
"Why. sure. Delighted." Moore
beamed. "Two's company . and
three's a crowd, if It was anybody
but you. Hut sit rlKht down.
We've great news for you."
Mabel was smiling selfcon
sciously. "You'd never Riiess would you.
Sib?" she bantered. "The way
Jack's eriunlng like a Cheshire
cat. Sit down. Jack. We're Kettinc
married. Sib. That rmikeB It unani
mous. You and me both.
She laughed triumphantly. "Isn't
he precious. Sib? 1 don't care If he
IS bald, and a trlllo alderimmlc.
He's his Mabel's blessed sweetie!"
"Mabel Hlake. liuv you ueen
drinking?"
"No, honey, I'm only delirious
with Joy." There .'ere tears In
Mabel's eyes., "Honest," she
choked. "I never was ro happy in
all mv life." .
"I'm pretty glad, myself." chor
tled Moore, inoint and Joyous.
"She's a great little girl, Mab Is."
Svhil rallied desperately. "You
It'tlbet she is. Jack! she crlrd. ' Ana,
I hope w ith all my heart you II bo
hai'-pv as the day Is long." i
"As happy." tried Moore, "as;
you two are!" and he railed forj
coektails, to iiruiK a mam. . . .
"Where's Itich?" asked Mabel
"Ov
r at (he betel lying down."
BUDDIES
COAVV -TWfc tOVACSJ
THE VOT COUTCOL
J
HIS FRIENDS
WTVtoORGOlJ X'AATUEFIECCSMAN- WE WORLDS VTWAC0 UWt L A6 I
J TO8SANTLUT&LV. EATINSALUSATOR I SAAAUV.E5T vsihai Wt A10T7DO t? LZj CiT
r-S BE!.' ) 1COULDBEAM WE OMiy TWINS I I TmiS CIRCUS OF s r. U 7715 U0AS6-OH, N' AOJ CAM u-csm ( f
mm. I ve ,... i. i .n my ami
hed. I-M n u.r.ril him. And
put him to b"(i. And stood fur hi
drunken lovemakiiiK."
hf ran the back of her hand
fiercely across ur mouth, and
shuddered, whimpering "Now I'm
through.'
Her voice ended In a little moan,
and her bead pitched forward on
the table. Sybil had fainted.
...
They rut cold rloths on her
head, and forced ,w hlsky between
her lips. And. almost before alio !
could lt up. they began to argue!
to beg and to reason. i
"Oh, please," she besought
them, "please please!"
Then .Mabel took her hand, and
sitting beside her, began to plead.
"You can't," she insisted, "duck
marriage like that. You are Hich
ard's wife now. And you've got to
slick. 'For better, or worse,' you
promised. Sib."
"(live blm another chance," be
sought Jack. "He's simply gone off
his head. Liquor lilts some men
like that. You've brought him to
his senses now. Don't be a quitter.
little girl. Your husband needs
you more than anyone ever needed
you before. Slralghtf ul.lr; hlm-out
Is he Job you've bargained for.
Wearily Sybil fought.
"But you re only thinking about
Mill! How about .ME? Don't 1
count? 1 can't go hack to ltleh
I CAN'T. How CAN I and keep
my own self respect?"
And when Mabel talked of duty,
she flared out, angrily.
Itut In the end they had their
way. It was a chastened little
bride they led back to the hotel.
"We'll go up with you." offered
Mabel.
i feel." sputtered Sybil, "like a
downtrodden old scrub woman."
The room was dismally dlsor-
I dered. Klrhard's things tossed
.almilt. The beds upset, r.mpiy uni
ties around. Kvery window shade
at a different slant. Someone had
put on the lights, and switched on'
and electric fan.
ltlch lay sprawled as she had
left him. Sleeping noisily.
"There's my note," said Sybil,
"where I left It."
"You gliis go downstairs." sag
gested Moore; and Mabt 1
glowed
at the competent way he assumed puty County -Clerk and am thor- fent f growth fir within rea
charge. "I'll wake him, and give oughly familiar with the routine a0nable distance of railroad. Mill
him a good talking to. Shall I show iof the office. If elected, I will en- ,,e location wanted for 60M mill
him that note of yours. Sib?" Uleavor to make courtesy to the combination of small tracts might
"(lo as far aa you like." she con- ipubllc one of the outstanding tea- ,uit. g.d ur.H cruise with i.w.
curred listlessly. "Tell lilm my
tiiuinn ii n.ii. jm ..
mrntlnn that I'd never have eonie
Try and
WOW ,Vi "W WSS VYACl ,K ?uW
. BU: OFTWE WWXIOtt Or-"WE
SoRV(VCt"bAW MCMtMtW Or THt
COtortROV OWIb,WHVtH M?t THE
WVtRONibjRODOtSi AMD ltvMOe, ,
CAU. AH AR RtWbTANCt ANO THIS
VOKCtc, tVX. VXtXX. TO CHMt. V's
COURSE - J
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IP"" 2
Freaks
Ask your trocar for
new Crows Caka
Flour. Pronounced
frssf by foremost cater
are and cake bakers.
tuu-k if it hadn't been (or you and
Mab." .
In the lobby the girls aut
by skie. t . , . '
"Well, Mab, why don't you
side
Bay
'1 told you so'?"
,"Sh. dear. Don't talk like that."
"Well, you were right. You told
rue I'd be sorry."
"I know, honey. Hut that doesn't
help matters now."
In miserable silence they
watched the happy throngs along
the Prado. ' j
"Tell nie, dear," Mabel's voice!
was ,ery gentle, "don't you love
Klch any more?"
Sybil shrugged. "Oh, I don't
know."
She pondered listlessly. "I don't
believe It's love. 1 don't believe it
ever was. You'd think, wouldn't
you, that a girl like me wouldn't
have been so easily fooled? Hlrh,
by his own admission, could love ai
"ul ......v... -
full of them, he says. Girls with
'bodies as lovely and brains as
keen.' Those were his own words.
Maliel. Any girl of my type, he de
clares, could satisfy him. God Al
mighty, why did I marry him!"
l'resently Moore came down.
(To B Contlnusd)
(What happens next on Sybil s
tumultuous huneymoon? Read the
next chapter.)
R. A. HERCHER
(Regular)
Republican nominee for County
Judge for Douglas County. Youl
tuppori ana vote respectively
Ucited. (Paid Adv.)
FOR COUNTY JUDGE
As democratic nominee for the
office of county judge, I solicit the
support of the voters of Douglas
county at the general election to
be beld Tuesday, Nov. 6. 1B28.
(Paid adv.) Walter S. Hamilton
FOR COUNTY CLERK
To Voters: As democratic nom
inee for the office of County
Clerk, I hereby solicit your sup
port at the general election to be
neia November bin. i nave naa
six years' experience aa First De
Niires ot the administration. (Paid
auv-
ROY AOEE.
Learn
OT ODOR?, tOO WOWT
rVT "WOOeWT ""fOO'o
Ut "Vfitl HOW ,
of Nature
( A r-r-rt
Trade. Now
We can handle some used farm
machinery : ,
IF WE GET IT IN SEASON :
If you need a farm implementt of any kind 'just
"See U First, We Can Save You Money";
Special Cletrac and Plow or Disc, $425
with Plow and Disc Harrow $485
Farm Bureau Cooperative Exchange
ROSEBURG AganU tor OAKLAND
Fairbanks Morse St Co. Bean Spray Pump Co.
John Deere Plow Co. Sherwin-Williams Co.
L. N. Miller
EUGENE BOY SKIPS
WHEN MOTHER GETS
OUT OF THEIR CAR;
.Hi IT
l Win)
SKATTI.K. Sept.
25. Aid
Of!
S(,aul(. pice was enlisted today
(nH Bearcn lor inn rye, 11, who
i Hisanmared August 2 while lrlv-
lug here from hugeuo, tire., with
his mother.
Ten miles north of Eugene Mrs. :
Elizabeth Nye. the mother reported 1
lo police, she stopped the car to '
enter a bank to cash a check.
When rhe came out to the car i
again, her son had disappeared.
she waited on the highway two;
days and then came on to Seattle,
inquiring for her boy at every
gasoline station along the road.
The youth who was an aviation
atudent. was five feet 11 Inches
tall, dressed In overalls, macktnaw
and cap.
Vatklna Products Mra. J. M.
Ashcratt, 120 V. Lane St. Phone
177.
o
COOS PLAYER INJURED
(.Wirat'l Prvwi I..1M-.I Wlr.O
MAI1S1IKIK1.D, Ore., Sept. 25
Harold Carver, fininer Myrtle
Point high school football flash,
suffered a broken collar bone In
practice game with preparatory
Monday. High school boys beat
alumni 12 to 6.
TIMBER
tiurfb ' Tiunra
- ,wntert hmi. lKn . nn muii
est possible nrice to K o Klni-
well. Heeretnrv ('hnmtier nf fntti.
'merce, Rutherlln. Oregon.
OOOtt I. VOO
-tyt
9tna 91 n, ior
I 1
Dehydrater Co.
! FOUR REASON8 WHY
p"p' Bu Brnd-
4 1. There Is great display
- of fancy fruK. and melons
InjI i.i '
4 from the best orchards In the
.alley. everything
4 guaranteed good, and there to
choose trom.
t. ilusy people can buy eve-
nlngs. There Is something do-
lug at llrand'a every day up
to 3 a. re. r'air enough?
3. Only six minutes from
town on the highway, with
lots of parking and turning
- space.
4. The gardens are worth
seeing and one can get a
fountain lunch as well as
fruits. The children like to go
e to Brand's. )
BRAND'S ROAD STAND
Considered One of The
Most Beautiful and Pay
ing Ranches in Umpqua
Valley
8(1? acres, lust east of Rose
burg carrying auu head of high
grade sheep and Angora
goats. Modern residence, hay
and slock 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. Kingwell
Chamber of Commerce
Euthorlln, Oregon
By Martin
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