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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON. MONDAy", NOVEMRFR 19, 1928. ' SEVEN if? i Japanese Lustre Ware Very desirable lor gifts. Comet in vtrioua styles and in complete lets or just cup and saucer. Attractive prices and a set of this ware will be appreciated by any woman.. 4 , . . . ' , - . i Cup and Saucer, only 25c ''"' Set of Six, $1.40 Set of 23 pieces, extra heavy grade, just fine for Christmas Presents $7.50 . DINNER WARE. 26-piec.W priced from $9 to $'lV.: CHURCHILL HARDWARE CO. The Winchester Store CLASSIFIED SECTION ALL NEW ADS WILL BE FOUND ON BACK PACE FOR SALE iCALL III, Page Lumber & Fuel Co. for quica service.' 'J VETCH FOR SALE Sc per 1. i Rice Bros, DilUrd. OR SALE Davenport ia (004 condition, phone 628 R K VOlt SALB All kinds of dry wood. For prices shone 10FJ3. 1924 CHALMKR4 touring to trade for team and wagoa L. 8. Jones, Riddle. Ore. FOR ttJNLlNO Be adv. , uf Oakland, . Stearns Chenowelh, . ; Ore. . lOU BALK One Cietrac anil plow. Inquire at Summit Service ' station. Price 3Mt. , foTTsALB Plga, weeks old, $3 ' each. Also fresh cow, $50. Al. bert Martin, Myrtle Creek. FOR SALE 1 ton Ford truck; al : so 30 tier 16-inch fir block wood on road. Olalla Store. . FOR SALK 36 head good ewes. M. T. Cannon, Glide, Ore. Phone 34F22. , . WILL SELL 16-iuch steel beam plow or trade for 12-in. or 20 ' Oliver. P. W. nidtel. Riddle. Ore. FOR SALE Delco light plant lu I firat class condition. Can give j terms if desired. W. 1. HargH - Co., (37 Olive St.. Eugene, Ore. ; JL FOR SALE I work horse, walght.' I bdoui lauu; price ngni. jiibu i j i Vaughn drag saw, .cheap, E. F. ; ; f Brown, Ollde, Ore. ' for sheep gentle, and i . aiare. years . om, f sound, (70. bur, Ore. Thronburg, Wil- UOLF SET 3 irons, 2 woods matched, dozea new. balls, bag. Trade for typewriter. Ed Huf- ham. .FOR SALE Some mammoth , bronze toms from 40-lb. stock. Mrs. Jas. A. Smith, 3 miles east of Sutherlln, fa, luR SALK 1 Jersey cow, 3 Jer ;' sey calves, 1 sow with 3 pigs, 1 Berkshire bull, 10 mouths old, 4 ' - shoals. J. Kromminga, 2 miles north of Rosebnrg, Phone- 26F31. ". FOR SALE-SO-fat stock calves; 20 stock cows; 100 gosts; 31 r ' high grade 3 yr. old Shropshire ' ewes; part pr all. Phone 5F12. J. H. Hawley, Divide Route, Cot- tage Grove, Oregon. '- DON'T worry about your Christ- mas fancy work. Call at the " ' Catholic Ladles Banaar. Pariah a Hall on Kane St.. Wednesday af- ' ternoon and evening. Nor. 21. Music, games, refreshments. : BUY her a bridge luncheon set or a beautiful pair of pillow caaea . at the Catholic Ladies Baiaar Parish Hall on Kane St.. Wednes day afteraoon and evening. Nov. 21. Muale, games, refreshments. KoiCSALS A resT nice Shetland lony, 2 yra. old, gentle and brok--- e"A to ride, 136. Cocker spaniel dog 6-months old. 2t reel nice turkeys at iSc per lb ' on ( Vox Terrier dog. f: S. W. M. , Sanders. Gardea Valley road.1 Phone F13. j tfcvNAMES LIMITED TISE ONLY One dollar (or twenty! lb. Thompson seedless raisins, ; ' new crop, gnarsnteed to bs the I best you ever ate or si oner re-1 funded. Direct from pTOducsc to you. Send ten or mara of your t neigtibor's addresses that you think would bay at this unheard of low pries. Seat parcel post or j eipreas, collect. J. A. Cebb, Red BluK, Cal. A" BARGAIN Sle lcre stork ir-.,-Ji. i 2 miles from town, good iad, i t 2o acres tillable, water piped to alt bldg's..- fenced for .heep, ' good 7 room honre. 2 good barns. granaries, machine sheds, and ; chicken houses, all In good coo-1 '. ditlon. 11 good breeding ewes. I 0 gnats. 2 good horses, 4 eowa. i 4 piss, farm machinery and tools. ' i Honeehnld furniture: everything 1 to complete an up-to-the-minute ! ' stork ranch. For only HJ.nOO; ! terms. For a short time only. I See Bruce Comapny, Myrtl ' Crrek. Oregon. WANTED WAXTKI Wood rattlag er slash- Ing Vr t'uller, Oiinc. Ore. WANTIbD 2vH or nwre split cedar posts. State price. Address A. C. Lecas. Pot 4f2. Roaebarg V. ANTED Trac tor disc barrow "i or S ft. cut. C. O. Garr tt Son. Cleaeiala, Or.. i WANTED Sheep ranch, have acreage to trade near Portland. Jay H. Koch, Box 192, Coqullle. Ore. WANTKD Painting to do, photo- rsphs, landscapes, etc.; oil paints. Prioes right. (47 First St. west. " FOR RENT I POR RENT Modern 4 room house, furnace. Phoue l-'l-H." FOR RENT Modern apta., best In town for the money, centrally lo omed., Phone 23Ht. -i ' . FOR RENT Furnished downstairs apartment, private bath: garage, stationary tub. 428 Pitier Bl, Roseburg. .. FOS REN J room dowdstalrs apartment, furnished, private entrance, with garage, i 629i Si Pine, FOR REN very cheap 5-room house. 1 lots, chicken house. Call 243 8. Mala SL or phone 474-J. FOR RENT Two-room furnished house, 36 per mo. See maid at Douglas hotel, or phone evenings 120-L. . ' ' ' r 7 FOR"; RENT A new modernT8 . room house with full basement and furnace at 22 K. Lane St Apply at SOI B.-Jacksonj. .Emery M. Cole. T ' " " j I LOSI . . .a LOST Bunch- of keys. Finder please leave at News-Review of fice. ..! 4 I MISCELLANEOUS TELL all the boys about the big price shoot at the Rock Quarry, Not. 13. CABBAGE, OF COURSE TOBACCONIST (to complaining raatonter): But that- cigar la made (mm the choicest leal. VICTIM: Yes. but what kind of plant ? Answers. TOO MUCH FOR SAM "Ranv do yon solemnly swear to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but' the tnithl", , "Ah does, aah." " 1 I - "Well, Sam, what have you got to say for yooraelff" . . "Jedxe, with all dim limitations ju jiro yu un iii, ail UUfll U.-i Here ah has anythlnx at all tb ! say." The Humorist. IN THE BEGINNING CHIEF LAl'OHINA SOrPf Our trile waa told to move up to Mon tana, bin after ws got there we found that all the available land had been sold. SECRETARY: Well, you should fcav wired ahead for your reser vation. Life. . ' t. ' S swing Machine Fr Sals, For Rant and Repair We call for and deliver. AM Work Guaranteed. FOWELL FURNITURE CO. IliSheridsa Phone SS "ifcwkfl Many housewives .find our j rjroceries all that can bs ' desired fresh and pure, with prices low. Then there ia delivery service, which k worth a lot to the busy, woman. TRY IT ' - v ; ;;::.; Economy Grocery O. L. JOHNSON The Store That Servss You Ctat ' Pens si 344 N. Jackson tt 9 1 A -MBSk 2r THIS HAS HAPPENED J Jerry Ray thinks that love Is a delusion and makea ud her nilud." to marry for money. She works in a store and denies herself luxuries to save for ( vacation at Atlantic City. But she la stunned by the theft of her money the night before her departure. Nothing remains but to go camping with her room mate Myrtle on the north shore of Long Inland. ! Their camp is wrecked when an ' airplane owned by young Alester i'arstairs crashes into it. Ttis oth I era escape- injury, but Jerry is nirked iin unconscious bv ' Dan 1 t.rvv tl,,.il..i Alhl..r drt a I Jerry to ih doctor who finds out (her injury l net serious. ) On the. way back, Alestcr stops ' at an Inn for dinner and seems amused when Jerry refuses a drink. He Introduces her to Leon tine Lebaudy. who invites them to birthday party. Alester continues to ihower attentions upon Jerry and tella her that he loves, her But he does not aak her to invuTyl I him. and she is punled. Shi tells herself that she must not forpet! Alester I'arstairs and the Lelraudy " b"' that she ia to marry for money, roadhouse. She aaw a tear gleam- "a all,nK again It s that Inm but her heart la not stirred as ling (u Jerry's eyes aa slu brUJhed I bago and haa to sit in the still much by Alester aa it la by the! her hair before the best preserved j ni" nt lhp "me- Mr- hears want memory of Dan liarvey'a aloofness side of the mirror. The other s!de,l h v"rk on J" ""I ,,e when he had driven her home after t had lost its ouicksilver in several feeling a little better that day the vacation. She refuses' Aleater'a offer of a new party dress for Leont)ne a party because she la too proud to accept. But she has no money to buy a new gown unless Myrtlo can end It to her. NOW CO ON WITH THE STORY CHAPTER XII "Gee. Jerry. I'm sorry," Myrtle burst out in answer to her roum mate's questions. "1 lent lleorge all that money to be a silent part ner In a botdog stand. He and that fellow whose garage he usl are starting a place on the Jericho Turnpike. 6ee, I'm sorry tf , you counted on me to help yos out. you know I would If I could. Mvrtle felt grieved nt that mo - ment for Jerry because she !looked so crestfallen. Then, It being Myr tle's way to become cross when her sympathy was deeply touched, she aaid: "If you can't go to. that blowout It's your guardian sngel keeping 'you from It. First, thing you know you'll be losing your head over Alester Carstalt Jerry smiled unsteadily. Eha un- HnratHArl Mvrtln flaf fHpnfi'k re mark did not onset her but t was! a blow not to get the money. .Now she hadn't the slightest Idea, what to do. uvUt; her ahrm.tlv; L lit- 1 ' - n -hv .ho -nriiin'i tut iho: leev,om-of her printed !rb!ffon afternoon dress and wear it tQ ine liarlv lorrv'a rtPIirPRSlnii VM. J'HII- ing toostrrMgly for a Jrland's Ins to have him guessing any help to be ignored however vmuch.!'jonger. HVd told . her too many,, he hfan-in Uie wrong abouQ thej times lhat ho loved her and let 1 whole thing ' 1 go at that. ; BOOTS AND HER IM BOOTS MOVJO OX THAT . TE ovtoT Or "Ki vrub on tut TW ' WhCTtCt, VV.. TOO y ijOW AooT Trtt KVlH.t 1 -FPFCkt.KS A'O TUE Bl3 seceeT OF OSCAR'S IS OUT!.' UE'S SOINS TO FU TO TO . ABABIA OM YES-TrtATS VNUAT WE TOLD AL6i- FEECKLES 7WXS 7WS AU-VJfTU A SRAIA4 OF SALT SALESMAN SAM et-wp po. 5"oob OMLf POXIM' oo Dnwu OU IT, VOOVe HOUc P. . HSCK. OF ft C6BT AeB. fw e ' r r-n AUTHOR, o" '! "WHEN A GIRL LOVES UJVfc fOft T wcrece. 'Oh. 1 couldn't. Myrtle!' YOU: ought to see the people who u; Honing toue inn. Aiosier; would ashamed of e . . a, 1st. of his irlends will be there. ... I numim: irue iniorj.-r(.u scorntully. "George told ma about tha kind nf fwwnlft who en there. I ll hl nv nf his frlenda vnu meet there never set a foot Inside his house . . ." She stopped abruptly - Jerry's face waa flaming. . "Well." Mvnle wen' ou defiant- ly. "maybe they're not all fast. Some of them might not know any nnr. .hmii .h 1,1.0. ih... vm. do. But If I were vou I'd keeu away from the Rolllne Klnne Inn. I "I never saw anything out of " "'" "y replied defensive- ly. "I Knees Miss Lebaudy knows her way to the jeweler 'a all rlKht. but she's jiopular and I never beard anyone say anything against her. You needn't worry about nu, though. 1 guess I wou't go." llir vnlm h.lrt i,nl.-nnt Mimt that stopped Myrtle from aaying i anything further on the subject of'"-'11 had much worn lately dui placca. This surely would be the end with Alcoier. Jerry was tolling herself. A girl .couldn't break a promise to him. Maybe a fascinat- lug woman like Leontlne lebaudy could do anything she wanted with him. but au obscure little shop - girl ... : She wished she could tell her - self that she didn't like him any - way.- but Uiat wasn't being houuat with herself. She just simply couldn't. Khe did like him.. Huthe woman's exchange to sell but why hadn't ahe fallen. head over'l planted It down near the end of heels lu love with Pan - Harvey?! the lot and Harry took the hose That would have settled cveiy - thinff well, not eer thins, but at leant ahe couldn't think of mnrry- i Ing one man while khe waa In lovy with another. : Jerry went to sleep feeling Borry for heraelf and began to dream of a young, man she wanted to forget a man with dark hair and deep blue gray eyes. She woke in the middle of the night, smiling softly in the warm darkness, and for the first time in her life she was near to the jolnt of admitting that riches were not ail mat mauereo inai weaun was not the greatest goal In life. . vyrite was surpnsen uie ncai, I morning 10 linn uer izneniui n they dressed for work. Jerry's dis a pdoI ii t m ii t at the prospect of not j going to the party had disappeared, ir Aieaier wnvu 11110 well, tt'l IIUU. O"' IS BUDDIES TM.V SxV. '.SUOwll tWAt ,r,Tt A - " OfcHIV'a BIT A VRMTY I Ml? PRtF.ND' ekiL' ltTtUwwk 'i ' . 1 : fnt WWWtV tun. toots II nnitR cam 1 HtYl vow ltgZ bssies oor a lot op SAYIN AES SOINS TO FLY TO ABASIA sernN us all vwoRiieo UP TWNWN.' AE MAD A SIS SECRET AN' 7MN'S 6CT TU' AiERMS COrE OUT AN SPCIM6 7WAT STUPP OS! - 1 WELL. ITS I , 00M6-'. WMPiT Tft TlVK-E TILL ITS T? FOP 7r V r ATh - S - mii I III r 1 Tli. - TOJar " " k .-V I i ' . V X T Wl I ' I II 'a. A PTafl ..'V . 1 , - f m i saCaw- a I tn ,. ; , ; : ; ' t.rsi " ( 'sl sn,iM vViL. '. " e v 1 ibuomrl , T'tUI A She was" quite ray ' until 'they I HO d In th lower hill for their mail, on their way out to break- fust, ft vna to bo coffee and dough nuu In a coffee hotute ink niorn Ing. Thi're was only one letter for her trom her mother. Jerry eug erly tut-c It open at once. 8he re Biembered guilllly that she hadn't written to her inolher a word abjut her vacation excent a few brlof Biessagea on come postcards. ' Myrtle went on ahead. Jorry be- gan Hie letter with her usual pre- sentiment of l ad new, from horns. 1 J , 'Li;;:!'hi'? ':'v .w,r.. nrT. z"-m t i cheerful. Ihocth Jerry waa he ml 'J " " . !.-- J "Jerry. deareet.'' she read. ' Honey, why haven't you written : " 1 m worried at-oui you. Vou ' know promised to write often I and Harry tells me such dreadful thinns that he's heard nboul New York. I m eo afiald something win; nappen to you. tl course, cnuil. don't blame you for leaving ua, but Jerry sweet, I Just couldn't stand it If any hiirm came to you. "Write soon, and let me know If you receive the box of cookies I'm sending you. I wanted to make you nice dimity nightgown I Iit the material but l.orts wanted H i so Dad to make tt areas ior ner ; layette. I couldn't fefuae her. Harry 1 Blm naa gone tisning. iur. nnears 1 mo again In the evening but vo" ! had got wcrse. But he !""" 10 l'v ,h8 Tmt n1 ' hav" enough to eat. so I suppose 1 ; shouldn't complain, "1 waa having pretty rood lurk ! with my laying hens until the rats j from that otd warehouse down the 'street got to eating the eg. And ithe dry weather has just about i ! ruined my lavender bed. I was go- I Ing to tunke ft up in little bsgs forlencies. She thought of sending lover to hla place to wash Ma car ho bought a second hand one cheap and your pa told him he coutu Keep 11. 1 cameo wuut ir a few d;i6 but my dizzy spells came ou again and I had to give it up. "But I was fortunate to get a rhno In tnlce fare- nf Mih. Khnnrs' children while she went over to Miller's Ferry to vlttlt her sister j ment announced Just before cloa Alice who had an operation Ing time. "Be sure and read our ad 1 in the papers." Jerry crumpled the letter with a; At the newsstand where thy sudden passion of fury. -Her rath-1 bought their papers Myrtle grum er s luiinniKu: iiu ner mumer aim j believe .In that old bromide? And nana uihiiir ih uuvnv u - j "Oh, Mom." sb cried under her. watn iui.iii in iur a. : breath,. haw they do ubue you! j And I waa Rolnii to do o much for " i - .ui niw time playing around with a man who-could give pu oiiough to maku life easy for you , .f.!' JerrV rearlird Inlo lier hag and AkK COVt Oli TA' TVNA TOW-ICiaT ATTE TVS tMCEVj SCRUM 6RCAT'. note ft DOLLAR ft VOW. PLftM ftLL PftIO VJ0RK.S OUT To Til' finish: 7r aZl I I T: II 1 .-ADarkaSecwt-.. r Bv Martr WW COVE 0 IH' ?f J?-V ' Osoie's Own Plane? Bv Blow M TO ABASIA. W? FLY TO 60INS M AN AIRPLAWS'? ) L. T.f . .. -A j TI iV ARABIA 5 UOJ ABG WOO VEAW JOST VWWO'S J V TO DO IT, OH AIEPLAME IS TAVS pcma -..W5cwNAl0- ) W xsixrfZZZ SLMtsr, y .ill ttvV' ' ';. Tt-sl f -t ' 1. T'.ri . . K ' I HAa.. Bf I I'll rM.t' i Tx. i v .v r Wx sr Av TvAvvrT , v?rr-4 ;. 'i uv a u n I 4 I 0 NOTICE r-r - . . Bt-raon I", T., A: 'will m-t Monday evening, Nov. 19ih at 7;SU ' " t eut a handkerchief to dab at ior brimming eyes. Myrtle, waiting ior her in , the ". ZT'iu" 2 ..Vi . . f,i. "j nut In haute. Khe y loimer. No teune . lti boiU of tin til be in lute. 1 Jerry em to her Job Uhout; bit a it fast. She had loet her pe-; tlte and litr cheerfulness. iiT muthtrS tetter had taken btr back to Mnrblchead, to the sorUid cou j dtiiona lhal hail driven her away tmm home. And belnx away die ; had ne.iiy forgotten. Mie had now been on the vert;e of letting her I mlrien onoortuiillv alio bv beiauae , . B0 man could buy her a dress and . . . yes, because she had dreamed half the night about a young man she had, dined with ou a starry roof garden. . . . Jerry smiled a hard little smile. muii cum ililnklm ihout inn jinrvey now and forever. And somehow, somehow she mutt get a dress. Leontine Lebaudy must not outshine her not on that one ntFhl. She would light her eyes with the stara of hope, and brush her hair until it became a golden anare to catch a man's heart. If her lips were not. red enough she would color ttrem with the bright est carmine ... "And Alester will want me," ahe told a thrilling heart, "i ll he ir resistible, it will be my night and then. Mom, you ran sit In ilia sun." It' was all vry easy to derlitrft thfHe things. To sccomiillsh them well, that waa OD.ethtns differ ent. All that day Jerry racked her brain In vain. bite, conalilered . many expedi- ' message to Alester telling hlra I that ahe needed him. When he j came In answer to her summons i she could explain make up aome j nlauslble story to obtain enotign (money tor that dress. "' " woumn 1 00: niie iinun 1 1 'made herself cheap. It had been iher pride before; it was a matter of calculating policy now. There must be some other way! 'Oirla, we've got a big sale on tomorrow," the head bf her depart' bled about the sale. "Some Imported lace tunics," she muttered; "they'll move like a ton of bricks with everybody wear- ing printed materials." ' I Tunlesl Women -wore them like . dresses! mow inD...& I " . tiua She wouldn't be poor! wouldn't! ... Poverty wiia for those who 1 I tt! 4 " ' ed (To Oe Continued) ' oh', so you're WtCLINO Tft Hftvie. ft buck peoucTeD evea. WEEK. Sop. HUH"? Tt KI0OIC5 WILL ee. CAM lo ft WY wn oua. I I '--'-si., v-jru , vur vet WIN rl. VKVtll.e n I 5. r. TT-Je-i r I cf- . I" I ' II ! '-wT mat .if sat 'v-J' "1. ' . .- - L -:itA s,V-;1 iW V.-ff Al'jJS.. I Best Wishes, Sam - ' v Small ST - V We're Not Mad; At All! Our heads are built so we can sell goods at decent prices without getting mad. 9-39 Fence From the Car 32c Rod Farm Bureau Cooperativ e Exchangi Roseburg A 15 Fairbanlu Morse Co. Sherwin Williams Co. L, N. Miller SURVEY IS TO LOCATE ROAO FROM GARDINER The survey 011 the road leading from Gardiner to the north fork of Smith river in order to join the Sulphur Hrrlngs road Is , being rutihed by Krank Cain, Rort Lane and Charlea Hunt, says the Fort Umpqtia Courier. The proposed road will cover a distance of 2 1.1 miles and follows a good grade over the mountains. Frank Lain, In charge -of the party, states that the road -can be constructed at a minimum of cost. The I'nlted States forest service Is now constructing a road In the section of the North Fork, which will coanect with the proposed road to Gardiner and allow an out let for the residents of Smith river. Already a section of the road ia completed from the falls of Smith river to Sulphur Springs, part of the way being completed. Kecent (work on Smith river opened route from the Weiss ranch to the Dai ley farm. WANTED FURS I am at Foster and Agce's Hard ware, Stephens street. Bring 01 ship. If prices not satisfactory will return at my expense. B. F. Shields, Roseburg, Ore. ' " -o SCHOOL GIRL FOUND DEAD ' AFTER AUTOMOBILE RIDE Mi.cltf. ITta UmmI Wire, VIi'll'l'1 A CTI V D V iThe 'badv nf Kmrna Allnv ifi.v'.r. old -,.Knni a-iri ith ih "km,i 'crushed and partly submerged in a iBnmu mveam, was round today by game nunters at Alborn mill, near here. The girl left her homo test night when an automobile siren was sounded outside, according to nrr NKHiier. VJCLL.I'M WOT eVBOOT 6 win' CP Te tJoLLwts - but it If vjoolo T,if.e SC CftRS Tft Pf IT ftLL, OFP Oakland NTS FOR Bean Spray Pump Co. John Deera Plow Co. Cehydrater Co. NOTICE - k The firat Monday In De- cember, scholarshto In voice will be given by Mrs. W. H. Paulsen,' 24 S N. Stephens. Preference will be given to Mezzo soprauD and tenors, 4 however, contest ia open to all. Ma lie appointments now, REASONS WHY You can savo $f by having Wil bur L. Spaugh oruer your watches, clocks. Jewelry and silverware. I have no money Invested in largo stocks. No rent or clerks to pay. In other words, no overhead to add to the nost prlee. Just call at 604 S. Pine St. and select from cata logs the articles you desire, and air mail and fast trains will bring Ui em to your door. If not conven ient to call, phone 420-Y. ( i For fencing see adv. of . Stearns A Chenoweth, Oakland, Oro. . 390 East Taylbr SL Phone East 6953 Ron burg phont 641 The Arrow Line Portland, Roseburg, . Marshfield and way points Leave Portland 5 P. M. Leave Roseburg 6 P. M. Pneumatlo Tires Used . Exclusively I'D cemftiwLf Line. Tft LIVe.TH(VT UOMQ- I '.
