Roseburg news-review., October 12, 1928, Page 8, Image 8

ROSEBURG NEWS-RFVfF.W. ROSF.BURG. OREGON. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12. 1923.
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Yes, It's Green
And it is a new shipment, but we are offering bar
gain prices on this line of serviceable
Enamel Ware
Our window display shows a variety of utensils in
this now ware, and you will be pleased with it.
We specialize in everything for the kit
chen and in hardwire.
Churchill Hardware Co.
THE WINCHESTER STORE
CLASSIFIED SECTION I
ALL NEW ADS WILL BE FOUND ON BACK PAGE j
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I FOR SALE ! I I WANTED ! I
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FOR SAI.F-Jcrsey cow and calf. .
IlllllM. Iflit'l'J
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FOR SAI.K Kntrlish bull doe pups.
J. M. Hpancake. rnnne j-i-i
FOIl SA1.K roiuord ktiihb. 5c
lir lb.. 25 lbs. dflivcml. 2711 Y.
FOIt SAl.K 2 sow a wllh 2(1 (jiss.
O. C. Thompson, i'mpqua, Ore.
ALL MAKES of sewinK machliiea
n paln-d. Hhone 2BK3 1 evenings.
FOR HALK 12 milch iows, will
begin to freshen about Jan. 1st.
J. L. Casebcer, (ilide.
I 1 1 0 X ( M H A P 1 1 for snip cheiip.or
will trade for wood,
son tit.
635 N. Jack- :
j
liOOD JKRriEY milch cow for
sale. Thomas Jennie, I block W.
of Itlvcrside a tore.
COAL OH liltKH'ETS, loose or
sacked, a little or a lot. Tages'
can properly serve you.
roll SALK Ford tourtnjr with a
starter. For Information pbone
2fK'L (ieo. Winston.
CHU'KKN ItANC'il Tor sale, close1
to UoseburK. or exchaiiKO for
city residence. Uox 15, News-He
view. !
KLKVKN KINIM of lxli-10
Kiadea of 24 and so on down the
line. That's the reason you Kt j
Just what you want at faces'.
yoil SALK 1 team and set of ,
work harness, good wagon, 12- '
Inch plow, on hard cult i vat or.
roller; or will trade for tractor
or uraiu,
W. It. KUi. Phone I
ir.Fj2.
foil" SALK Oil LEASK - Fruit
ranch near Roseburg. n-gon.
Address C. 11. Patrick, 553 W. 7th
St., Eugene, Ore.
Si: K Til I S A T ON ET out 1 iig
car, $US, In good running condi-)
tlon; four good tires; top In
good condition. Auto Elect rit: j
Station. Ml H. Stephens. Phone :
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For sai.k or tradk iiet
proposition In Oregon tor 2 me-
chanlcs. Fully equipped auto re
pair and machine shop. Long
leam. low rent. tIauO will
handle. Fashion Oarage, Grants
Pass, Ore. j
f ll SALE 3 toi. I :'2l t's j
rotun hcMiy, Ihk wtioUhe!, in 1
Yoiualla but ween II Hid C Sis.;
fruit tri es, grapes, berriet. etc.. !
all soils (loners. Will sell for
$ih $:smi ca.-l). baance trims, j
AddresH Mm. Addle ('air. 1'iow
ntHge, r.ugene, ire.
FOR SALE Sewing machine,
$7.50; Military drinking tour
tain wllh lank ; bevetul (ndooi
clteinicHi 1 1 h ii t h, f.t rn; oil
SIovih Wi!h ovent.; Inllels com
plete w it i lanliH ; t pewriteu
, from $7. .' up Tliee aie bar
gaiiiH. Phone
erltn, ( he.
It. Uox Sulli
Chircpraclor
DRUGLES3 HEALTH CENTER
"Complete He.ilth Service
Mineral Vapor Haths
RHAND S HO AD STAND
BRAND'S
Our regular Fall d.ipljy ef fruit
Is here, and more brilliant thn
aver. We h v fcouQht the en
tire crop of Jonathan ppl.
from two orchard; and are sell
ing them at surprisingly !ow
prices. See them day time or
evening.
APPLES
Delicious
Jan. (than
Winter Canjnj
PEARS
Howell
Bote
GRAPES
A targa astortmc'it.
GRAPE JUICE r.
BRAND'S
Pacifis Hi0',' i Milss Nclh
WANTKtl to rent Hbr
, 2 w,k ,,h ,
hUgHX '
UANTKH Painting
branches, by day
all lis
contract.
I'riees reasonable; satisfaction
guaranteed. K. W. Sharie. Mione
3t5 YX.
FOR RENT
Pl'UNISHKD ground floor
close lu. 331 H. Main.
apt.,
Foil" UKXT-Hteam healed front
room. 122 8. J ark son, uppoBltelto MabW.
Antlers theatre.
FOK ItKXT- 6-room house.
furniture, with parage, c lone in.
$25. G. U. Young & Son. 1'hone
417.
VOU IlKNf--WeM furnVhed sleep
Inn room, like home, (icutleman
preferred Address "W, caro
News Heview.
FOR RKNT 5-room furnished cot
tage with garage; reasonable.
Kaxt Lane and Terrace. Phone
6t6 R.
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LOST
!,OHT or taken from car Saturday,
child's tan coat. Kinder please
leave at News-Review office.
ANYONR find I lis a laran yellow
male cat, front foot crippled, at
Olpngary. please phone .Mrs.
Spain. 6K2-.
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MISCELLANEOUS 1 1
POKMS set to music. Mastercraft
song publishers, Seattle. j-
CAR itWNRll Don't forget to
call 553 when In need of auto i
parts. Sai ff's Auto Wrecking j
House. i
TO TRADR by ow ner - emift y of;
I $ir00 In 3 houses and lot SxtKoj
at Eugene, Ore., for Roseburg j
I properly or acreage or small j
! ff.rm. I hue 50, ram News Review. J
MONEY TO LOAN See us If ou
j m need money. We loan on rlty or
country prnMrty on moM favor-1
able terms, fiouglas Ituildiug fc I
L'mn AsH'n., 147 Jnckson St.
$U REWAHn for" information that
will lead to the recovery of a
leu mouths f !! bnndle heifer
ralf that strayed, or was stolen
from our plate about the 5)h of
Oi t. Address J. T Miller, Yon
caMa. re
NOT THIS TIME
( aklng tlm ing I he
I here's a bui glar
Wife
,!o"Hl.
IllKllt) I
di.w a- 1
stairs!
Film II. mo:
ble. -Til RllH.
(JtiK k. t;ot my ilou-
Under New
Management
RMHcbur; Silv;i-r C". now
The Roseburg Exch-insc
We Buy and Sell New and Used
Furniture.
We also Handle All Kind, of
Second Hand Goods. Tools.
Clothing, Sioess. etc.
Wo buy all kinrln of Junk, Hides
anri PHt.
The Rouliurq Exchange
Plione .'01
The House o 6,it,sfied
Customers.
4.M fi We.t Cm S-
TRU BLUE
Tatty.. .eMutritlous
1 omi wmAi
Wafers
VITAMINS A-B-C-U-E
atul
J6 minci-.lii ot 5
fresh -CKrt.iMe
comr-incd with
pure hoiewhear
make them rihxI
to eat and hctief
tor yotu
Contain S Fresh VrgrfabUf
Economy Grocery
O. L. JOHNSON
The Stora That Serves Vou Br't
Pooe 61 14 M Jackson St
MP1
HIRIWIND
oiafia!flAMciK. U CLEANOR EARLY
THIS HAS HAPPENED
S bll Thoi II, Boston Boci-My
j girl, tia.i K(at)ilali2t--ii h-r litili-:
I world by hating a baby, and f ul !
t iliK to prnHi'iit if s fat In r. Hi-r hiw
1 band, lti hard KiiKiis. a fami-
1 nating adventurer whom Sbil nit t
; on a trip to Havana. The marri.iE '
lasted two wi-ekH. S liti s baby u
'born the follow inif sjtriiiK in Pos
! ton. and Sybil rinds h.-rmdf ratln-r
Ofti.ariK.d by people who ilt-.iin
! to Hcr:t th story ol h r n.ar
' riyne. ;
.Sybil's brother. T;.d. is mnri'-d
lo a Klrl named Vnhrk-, a gelfi.-di
lit lie creature, whose art at re
: deeming trait i an ovei whcln.iitii
' )nv lor Sybil hnh. Valerie will
not have a child h.-rself.
liolly Weston, one of Valu b 'a
fnvoluua friend.-., finds Sbtl and
Mabel Moore lum-ninc together;
and t Urt them exc ltflly that she'
has dreadful mws ot Valerie.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY ;
( HAPT KM JftCXIV
"I'll tun alonir," oif'itd M;he!
tact i u I ly. "I really mum n't keep
that man wait in. Vah-rio iMi't
hhk. is nh .Mis. Wewton?"
'(Hi. no U s not thai." Dolly
fluundeivd. "It's much worst than
ttt-iiiK sick."
"What Is ii. iMdly?' a..ked Sybil.
"Don't mind .Mali."
"(ih, lis perfectly dreadful ! My
dear, you could havt. knocked me
orer with a feather. I'm simply
strbkeu. I'll never wl oyer ii an
long as I live."
",HU ! What IS It?"
"Look!" Mrs. Weston delved in
to a pocket of h-r bit; coon coat,
and extmded a letter triumphant
ly. Her eye were spaikliiiK. Hiid
her color burned hin.
"I was on my way to Dot Kai
on's bridge thi:i afteinoon, uh-ll
THIS came. Toe b tter carrier ar
rived juttt a a I was leai:iK. Vnd
when I opened It. . . . My d arl
I'm (speechless."
The handwritinjs was Valerie's,
and th postmark New Haven.
'Kile's tH'en visit in the Katn
seys." explained Dolly, in an aid
Sybil was reading Ihe letter si
leutly.
"Wei)?' nhn om ri'd, and slip
plug the pages Into the envelope,
handed them back to Dolly.
Mrs. Weston flushed angrily.
"Well!" bhv retorted. "Any
boriy'd think you didn't care."
"I don't believe 1 do."
Svbil's voice was even.
"Valerie, you see, has such a
flair for the dramatic Ii would
really be a shame to spoil her act.
I believe, if you don't mind, I II
wire her congratulatiotiK, and tell
her to run right along "
Dolly collapsed on the umbrella
stand.
"Well, of all tlio haulholled
women!" she turutd appallingly
lo Ma rtid. "Did you ever ht :tr ol
such n thinrc in all your life?"
Mabel v.H-i blandly Indifferent.
BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES
f.Afci
va.w a vor'
LOOK.r
r
FKECKLLb AND
YOU SAY YOU krJOW QF
A PLAcE THAT I COULD
6N6 PfcPPO TO VJU&ES
AL.V. 7H6 S0VS AMD 6IC1LS
COULD EMJoy M!M
PLACfe f '
SALESMAN SAM
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Hl'tHct-IF M-WOMfc CM 6trtllM1
CHAMCitl HI 6 HIND, '.4iC. fvij fOU 1 oO
Uv vn i't, new Ltc Ctfe. o. j
v.r Ii" , J "J L- , V 'lu
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"I don't know. What's it all
about ?"
v.csion snruKKeu. ineyf
were too nine! lor her Val He's
enigmatic sister-in-law and
biuse nut ial worker.
this;
i
'You'te perfi-i I idiots!" she told
them shrilly. '
U itli li.fu.-ialinK calm
Mabel
patted her on the hack. j
"Don't excited. Airs. Wes-1
ton, ' adinoninhtd. In her best i
I)iuft "-.-.ifjiial manner. "What's tiie
dirt, tiiti'.' ' I
"Oh. Val has found herself & -
lover. And sht 'a written Doily I'lalj
she ii going to elope with him.'
' ' '"'M.f-ana' you j
m at me te a buralar! ,
nyaiHrirany iKiny iurnu on
tin m.
l..ricS l.at friend II"
i or.ie to k.u- to ask you to aave
her from hers. If. You-h. r hua-
' W-r! Vo . . . You. . ."
llolly'a emotional vocabulary1
v;is inafleifjate. l" muuj.wu. i.u s
' tluven't von any heart?" ahe'nothinK but a mamma's baby boy.
demanded. ""Haven't vou any , "d a xrouchy old thing.
prlie? if ou don't care about Va- "larl has a friend she calls
lerie. think of Tad." t him -arl' don't you love It?
"I am." interrupted Svbil drily, i 'ho knows a man in the movies,
"Tliink of jour mother! And the! ho says she'd screen Just wonder
n. v.Bpapers! And the SCANDAL!" fully. And she wonders if Dolly
Dolly warmed to hfr subject. could get some of her clothes
"You could knock me over with'""'" "e nouse. I nai a auoui an. i
a fealaer. I'm simply strit ken. 1 wasn't it. Dolly?"
I'll never get ovr it. I'oor Val
khe's in with a fast crowd. That
j-'ang from New ilaTen. You knew
it. Kveryhody does. It's Tad's
fault, anyway. What can a man
exp.ct when he doefnt pay any
i ntion to a girl? Vou know how it
yourself."
! She wart conciliatory now.
"I always say we women ought
to stick together. You may bo sore
uih Val. and all that. But you
can't let her do this. Sib. If shw
and Tad can't hit it off, let them
1 get a divorce. There's nothing
' wrong about that. But if Val I
elopes with this man. she might as.
well cut off her right hand
'1 k.iow Val. She's a great little (
I ex' itement eater, but she couldn't !
get along without people arouud I
I lots of them. Slit's no one-man'
I model not by a long shot. Social j
o:d racism would hurt her worse
th;m anitintation. 1
i "I tell you. Sib. it would be sut- j
cidal for Val to do this thing. She'd:
be eating her heart out iiumoiu.i."
; You Ifuow how people would turn
ineir ducks on ner sue wouiun i
'have a friend left. And that would
kill Val. I know it would
' Well.' Svbil was grim
would help."
"Oh, Sib." Mabel interrupted
sagely, "after all. al and lad are j
about as compatible as a stray dog
and an ailey cat. Vou can't blame I
the poor little fool for clutrhime
happiuet's. We all do that- accord-'
in to our lijilitn. And Val hasn't 1
many linhtH -t bat's all."
"I'm not blaming her. am I?'
trrrnpft'd !vbil hotly. "Let hei
in !
ko
-va rxw iff
r
HIS FR'LNDS
AtEH JUST 7DCD M
VWIW TO PO VWTU
7D TAE TOO MEfiff
im ooa CITY- DO
z.oo-7uevD
BE 6UAD TO
MA)C-AMIc
Uk BEPPO'
MANT
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s r7-
I a lien J Uva her own Ufa work!
j out her own aiUvation. i in not'
i stopples her. Tad will be a darn .
Infill better off." I
I "How about your mother?" ;
"She'll have lo fate it that's
ail.'
"But you haven't any right to
; make Tad's decisions for him. He
wouldn't want to los Valerie this
way its an awful blow to a man's
pride to have his wife walk out on
him. and off with another man."
1 ya worry about lad."
"liut. hiu. 1 ni tMnkliig atKiiit
YOF. You don't want this disgrace
ful thing to happen. It Involves
everyone in your family."
"I suppose you think the fam-
, lly'i been disgraced enough as it
W
' "Now, darllns, you know I
meant nothing of the sort. He1
'oh. .f. , .nap.r.n, rtil
ne K'u''U -"a.Ka o". ,
"
'"-.. one ten u lam ui ,
rf paired. Ann ht pearls, l uey i
re b-itm res-rung omewh. re
y. lies like a ikli,g
klnt - ! rolling in money. They re,
"Uut does ahe say when she'sfboth!"
planning to go away?" (To Ba Continued)
"rihe's going to wail for a wire
from Dolly. 1 suppose stir's wor-1 ISybll decides to Interfere,
' rl d about the pearls ahe tells somegoea to New Haven with
at-jyarn about them that soun ls like a! Moores. In the next chapter
hysterical press aacnt
about the crown jewels."
ravinz ,
Suddenly Sybil turnd on Dolly.
"See here, iJnlly, how long have)
you been is or. this? How lone has I
Val been making a fool of Tad ? ;
Who a tins ian, anynow?
"Honest. Sybil, I don't know any
more about it than you do. I never
met the man.
his name. If
don't even know ,
ever heard it, I've
forgotten.
"Val calls him Darl, short for; one Mayor, one Recorder, one
darling. She's only known him a 'Treasurer and two Councilmen
month. I knew she went to the from eacn or tne four wards of the
Itamseys so she could see him -city of Hose burg, Oregon, to serve
Hut I didn't think it was any mere iwo years, or until their succes-
than a passing affair. You know.'sors aro elected and qualified.
l.ik evervhndv has." Dollv col-: Tito iim ,.i a. . warn.1 fn
ored. "I don t mean" she Btam-
mered.
"Uh. mats all rignt. synn re-
r--red her airily. "Don't worry,
We won't give you away."
V. I of all the nerve!" Dolly
sputtered wrathfully. "I'm a good
That I sport and all that, but I certainly ty Court of Douglas County, Ore
' know where In draw the I tne. I ,r..n r. i i,.i anA
never was so ir.fulted
in all my.rnuntv Election.
life. If you nnan
to insinuate.!
(Sybil Thorne,
".'here, there, don't gt excited.
floll." put In Sybil soothingly. "I
didn't mean to insinuate a thing.
1 you think this is my funeral,
I what was it you wanted me to do
about It!"
"Well, f thought you might run
A Fair
Still
. : .. . ...
I MOPt I' "1 XT YOO 00T. ""'
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AX)TA BAD 'PEA' )
Pv, I
V. .P5Vfli i
OLHO VOU f fLLD, iAM- V-Tft(.KPTD1He
C.LO MAM ABOUT VOU LAST MIGHT, fVNO
6LIEVe Mt tPUTTHe PRftlSeOM Fof.
CiOOO frHO THICK.
oeejHATSRMe' r-.xa
y
'.' eil&HTH KtMD
down thfre. It's only three hours
on an express. You could get the
live o clock, if you blurted."
"Aud then what? Grab Val from
Darl's arms, and drag her hone lo
Tad? Not a chance!"
"Uut you could reason witn ner,
Sib. You know you could. She has
the greatest respect for your
Judgment. And she's scared of you.
tuo. siib. Get her lo come home.
Talk the thing over with Tad. Oo
through It respectably. Think of
your mother, Si) and the baby."
Sybil latched.
"As an emotional actress, Doll,
you're a bust. And your logic's rot
ten." "But Sybil. I think Mrs. Wes
ton's rifcut." Mabel spoke with
quiet conviction. "It's a touch
thing to do, dear. Hut, for Tad's
sake, I 'd go lb run nh if 1 were you.
ih.T T
rould gH home an(1 lne bby.
and t(,n s0,ne ausibl() jttle
. , , h(, , w tollld
ba( to!n()rrow
- hen' whv not tell Tad alK.ut
, .. d,.nllin,,e(, gybil ..amj ,tt him
handle Va,..
"Oh. don t tell Tad. Sib!" Dolly
Weeton'a stricken whisper was the
prayer of a soul that had plumbed ;
Its hell a craven, frightened little ,
soul.
"You don't know, Sib, w hat men j
are like when they htar things j
like that, if Tad knew that Val
had planned to go away with this
man to live with him lie
why. Sib, lie might kill
them
and
the I
she
encounter Valerie and her lover.)
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NOTICE OF GENERAL CITY
ELECTION (anyone is ill, he has violated soma
'law of nature and doesn't deserve
Notice Is hereby ,;lven: That a sympathy, much lesa flowers."
General Klection will be held in,
ithe city of Roseburg, Oregon, on i
Tuesday the Cth day of Novem- j
ber, 1928, between the hours of 8
o'clock a. m. and 8 o'clock p. m. of
Baii da- at which said election the'
followina officers shall be elected
holding said City Klection, in the
city of Roseburg. Oregon, and the'
judge and clerks to conduct the
Ban,e Pilan De sucn polling places
!an,j iudaea and clerks thereof as
have been, or mav hereafter be'tii afra rf bt ha ho.i k.cn in iw
designated and named bv the Coun
By order of the Common Coun
cil of the City of- Roseburg, Ore-
BOn dated October 1. 192
of
, HAROLD K. S HER FY
J cit). Recorder of the City
.Rosebum. Oreeon
and
j Eat barbecue sandwiches
Mve forever, nrnnd a Rnad Stand,
Advantage
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AFCICAAJ BABY
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: wo thcm i askeo him
' IF H wou, p -"w
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Fence, 34c Rod!
Red Strand 9-39
Full galvanized, wrapped joint, standard weight.
HIGH QUALITY AT A LOW PRICE
Grss Seed. Winter Blue Grass, Ladino Clover,
"See Us First, We Can Save You Money"
Far m Bureau Cooperative Exchange
ROSEBURG Agent tor OAKLAND
Fairbanks Mors & Co. SPray PumP Co'
John Deer- Plow Co. Shewin-WUUam Co.
L. N. Miller Dehydrater Co.
SICK DESERVE CENSURE
NOT FLOWERS, M. D. SAYS
( Awoouted ft-m L4 Wire) !
C'HR'AfrO. Oct. 11 "Sickness
and sympathy" was the Bubjeel of
Dr. Herman N. Bundesen's re-,
I marks befor the Bteubun Club.
'fir. Hundesen is president of the J
'American Public Health assocla-
Uon. t
"Don't send them flowem. wheel
it's censure that they need," h j
said. "Too many enjoy bad health 1
it amounts almost to a conspir-
lacy to popularize Blckness. When,
CARR'S OCTOBER SALES
Kach day of October we are of
fering a group of special values
at a price same as date that day.
Saturday, Oct. 13 specials at 13c,
Monday, Oct. 15. specials at lac,
etc. Worth while specials look
them over at Carr's.
DEATH CLAIMS FORMER
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HEAD
(AMiViat! Prw la Wirt)
UOCHESTKR, N. Y., Oct. 12.
Mrs. Augusta R. Stetson, at one
HmA a luarfar In ttia Clielalinn C.
i one rhnh aiH hrtt at
10 weeks.
Mrs. Stetson had been staying
with her neplu-w. Major Harold W.
Stimpson, at tne Hotel Sana more
here. Major Stimpjon and his
mother. Mrs. E. W. Stimnsoa, a
1 sister of Mrs. Stetson, survive.
I Private funeral services w ill be
held here and in New York.
I For both quality and quantity,
try the J. R. Watkfns products. 1?0
W. Lane, rhone 177.
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FOR COUNTY JUDGE
As democratic nomine for tha
offiC'9 Ot COUtlty judgB, I SOllult lh
aupnort of tha woism of PouciM
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Clerk, solicits your support at the
general election to be held Novem
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