ROSEBURG NEWS-RF.VIEW. ROSF.BURC. ORECON. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20. 1928.
SEVEN
Japanese Lustre Ware
Very desirable for gift. Comes in various styles and in
complete sets 01 just cup and saucer. Attractive prices
and a set of this ware will be appreciated by any woman.
Cup and Saucer, only 25c l,":t
Set of Six, $1.40
Set of 23 pieces, extra heavy grade, just 'fine for
Christmas Presents
$7.50
DINNER WARE, 26-piece sets, priced from $9 to $15.
CHURCHILL HARDWARE CO.
The Winchester Store
LOW 4AiriW 1
NEASerVKeinc.
- beran to whUpsr to one another; ' islhr was Retting' ed ber aerves.
- ! "What' ua rf . t mull So Jvll IUved wha bar tvU'Dd
Aurnoe f i ;
1VHH1 A QPL LWtS'
luve roe Twcrcc
I fk-rre lui ." "rm lttln pretty for
ioiu nam a tltr-facs. "Weu.
THI HAS HAPPENED
Jerry Kay thinks that love fa
not, but I should worry.'!
These and similar remarks were
trvtiy (ivei, uailt ike mora a vn
U'lwiit Uios who owned them, llul bemlded ih nd ut anoilier wi k
lett.
Alester came ton her t s Bin!
o'clock. .Jerry bad lingered long
over ber' toilette. 8ho hud (bathed
and jlven herfcelf "facial" aa beat
sht could. Uur hair shone urtKht
polished amber. Her dainty feet
: the customer .was always
rlKht. ! 'r,K day. The return ot the ; bertha 1 encased In slippers alio had
marry lor niuuey.Her plans tor a 1 Into her rebolUoua little bead ar.-
vaeailoa at Atlantic
spoiled by the loss of the money ( her (or asking; that she pick lip
she hud saved. - Nothing remalita lace scarf the customer bat
but to go camping with ber room
mate M)Mle on Uie north shorts-oi mug ou.
Island. . i '
Their camp is wrecked when an
airplane ouuud by young Alebter
C'arsiairs crashes Into it. The oth
ers escape injury, but Jerry is
nicked uu Ulu-tlit.t'lnua hv linn line.
ev. the nlloL Abater drive. Jei-.v ! She was going to bor
ti la diunun hn fimi. ihi h- i Ureas for the party, that
They
lllsh
they
j.T ": .". .t. "....u,.: .... ..titu the n. tn.k ,i.u " '
ueiM-mi am nun up m uu . , , uai wa uvium.i" , ; - , . .. . I werM lulnted with allvoe.
in. tor a into her rebellious little bead a?- J res-wnc . .. ; cu,o,ers , . ,-. ,,,,,
vuy t,er mm aomau lura "t .. :- .V"" . ". , warn rvdiiexl Imwai thole white
S i wasn't girl lu her detriment MllP h,a'1 .bcl J0""- Tnu)'
r . ..... ntailn lerrv'a fatut liu.kr mm a V.
dto.Hd to the floor and was sleu- wao nau v.or: so hard And flu ,":nod ... ave7 .he had
tun nu ' wa punriial She was loyal. Site 1u'"1"."' snoa as ever sne nao
. had spent her ova ra-uev there. "'" "online s. Alia me lumc m-
... 4 too. Why, s te v; s s totiier, her- i , K perfectly arf J bad been
. The eager imlling and dlggint I self, even if ehe hadn't a charge I """J? ,or ner by m' ATnue
became harder to bear w hen i account. And site wouldn't be de-1 mediate.
greedy bands reached for the tunif : prlvlna: the store of a chance to I Jerry was about to powder her
that Jerry had marked for herself. ! sell the tunic If she wailed until ! neck ana ai ms wnen sne remeni
u-row that , closing lime to take It out. and . oereu navmg rvao oi a smart
Is. if It 11?-1 brmiRht It back In the niarnine. ! fashion on the Kivtera. Modish
uained unsold.
There were otherfi! She wished she hadn't tried to women were wearing white with
refn.... . . I
,i.tnk iO,,,....i,. ... t.,.n. slip into her handbug.
tine Lebaudy. who Invites them to! ?'tJlf the 1'n"-' 'unU? ,wel't
a birthday uarty. Alester showslsulJ i"'edlatety and Jerrys heart
Hut atiCChre makeup. Her own skin was
hH . sunburned to a deep tan. The
hint's she could not possibly ! dug for it. Aad tome peonlo kent ! while, sleeveless tqnle with Its
On the ua. luu-k Alenter lnti : Uke It but none size tfi. And tueintne it earlier tn the day.
!-t.an Ihu t.liui., M,i MH..ii,. Ee:t pf the. ttyUcs were of heavy let It m th If pnyone
aiuuseo jhuen jerry
I Jerry a guy time during ber t two
fell. Thu one -she wanted - would
tiling nut for days and weeks 'deep V In the Iwick would show it
even before returning them. off beautifully, she realised.
Th ..iwi t tiv.. H,,rtn ' Alester ought ta approve of
the summer men:hs. Those 60 eud-
' I that. He was denied the opportuu-
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we-gs' vacaiion and lehs her that 1 "'' next K- 1 ftc"- " less minutes hetweeu four and five V now,,,T lo uu" "
he lves her madly but does hot :accouni.tiij, me uae oi lavor , W(,re a nightman- to Jerry.
aak ber to marry him. .MS rile i lurncu io uie coarser .ie. .-i uu spile ot aU she ,olu ilerseif
warn, her .nln.t hl... l,..i le.tr.rias mo uay wore oo uu me mine
jn ' she came down to him for Jerry;
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 Cooperati ve Exchangi
Roaeburg
Oakland
! t '
A'. int? rert
Fairbanks Morse Cu. , Bea3 Spray Pump Co.
Sherwin WiTliams Co. Johe Deer Plow Co.
, L. N. MUler Osbydrater Co.
FOR, SALE
PACES' sell good coal.
I I
WANTED
FiMt SALE 2 young cowa, coining
. fresh soon.J'honeFlJi. :
4oHKAI of good ewes for sale.
. Wm. Porter, Camas Valley
t jVtItSAXEfo6W"hl
yullftt. W. Cobb. Edenbower.
YOU SALEAH kiudi of dry
( wood. For prices phone 1MF23.
fuSrLHATMEHS'iourin to trade
- for toam and wagon, L. S. Joues,
Kiddle, Ore.
PulT
.WANTED Bookkeeper. Farm Bur
i eau Exchange.
frtwn her mother revt-aling Poviy i tor one precious niui
and illness decides her to coniioue i remained unsold on the counter
I her eiforts to win Alesler. Uutihow j ,to maufuvcr to discour
! will she be able lo buy a new t ock lu ak- Kl'h Ul'"; 11 ihrv1:
tor the hi party he bas inTiled u 10 become export J on .op of
her to? the heap she deftly Urust it deep-
NQW CO ON VsITH THE STORY j ' " ...
before cIobIhk time,, Jerry's ttralo
wt.s still there. Hut she had beKim
to weaken. Of course she would re
turn it in tho morning uudumaKd
and uuttnhVd. t Hut supose Bonis"
FKNXl.NG See
. Stearns & Chenoweth.
Ore.
adv. of
Oakland.
FOR SALE or let ou shares
llronxe and Bourbon Red tur
'" keys. Phone 6F24. ' ' " . " -F0RS7LE
Baled hay. $14 per
' ton. Hay may be seen at Farm
Jtureau, Phone 47.
f5r
WANTKIV-Wood cutting or slash
ing. Karl Fuller. (Hide, Ore.
CHAPTER XIII ' ?
The big, white-pillared store
hummed with pre-opening activity.
The outer doors were thrown
back to the public the early shop-
she
pers and bargain hunters who i nno saw her tatting it. Trying eyes
preased against the barrier ropes! weie about. She would be accused
that would not be let down by Uie ot stealing. What a terrible mess
WANTED 2U0 or more split cedar
posts. State price. Address A. C.
Lucas, Box 492, Ho e burg.
WANTElSquatihesr" f eedihg.
State price per ton. V. Bounds,
Ruckles, Ore. Phone 2804 Myrtle
Creek.
SALE One Cletrac and
plow. Inquire at Summit Service j foiiRENT
WANTED Sheep ranch.' Tiave
acreage to trade near Portland.
Jay H. Koch. Box 292, Coquille,
Ore.
FOR RENT
1
FOR RENT Modern 4 room house,
furnace. Phone 222-R.
FOUKNT2houses. 4 and-
rooms; range; garage. 828 W.
Lane St.
Btation. Price (350.
FOR SALE l'ton Ford truck; al
so 30 tier 16-inch fir block wood
on road. Olalla Store. j
FOR SALE 36head good ewes.
M. T. Cannon, Glide, Ore. Phone
34 F22L
FtR SALE Purebred Naragansett
-turns 17.50, hens $4.50. R. V. Hat-
field. Phone 33F1 L
! itflLL SELL'16-inch steel beam
plow or trade for 12-in. or 20
" Oliver. P. W. pldtel, Riddle, Ore.
rOK SALE Red fir shakes. $10
per M. Cedar or yew wood posts
made to order. Write W. R. Tur-
, p:u, Days Creek.
' lUlSALLr De"lcoTighT plant iu
. first class condition. Can give
, terms if desired. W. I. Hargis
Co., K37 Olive St., Eugene, Ore.
: f)R SALE or trade "lor aheep
' ; ; Mare, 5 years old, gentle, and
: ' nouiid, $70. L. Throuburg, Wil
bur, Ore.
Ft) K SALE Some mammoth
bronze toms from 40-lb. stock.
.Vrs. Jas. A. Smith. 3 miles east
, of Sutherlin.
KOU SALE Mammoth bronze tur
keys. Gold bank strain. New
stock from lillinois last year,
- strong healthy stock. J. M. Da
' . vison, Cottaga Grove. Ore., U
; miles north on Pacific highway.
FiTSALB 30 fat stock calves;
- 20 stock cows; 100 goats; 31
high grade 2 yr. old Shropshire
ewe; part or all. Phone 5F12. J. 1
II. Hawley, Divide Route, Col-'
tRe Grove, Oregon.
JJON'T worry about our Christ-1
mas fancy work. Call at the
Catholic Ladies Basaar, Parish
Hall on Kane St., Wednesday af
ternoon and evening. Nov. 21.
MukIc, games, refreshments. j
IH'Y her a bridge luncheon set or1
a beautiful pair of pillow cases
at the Catholic Ladies Bazaar!
Parluh Hall on Kane St., Wednea- j
day afternoon and evening, Nov. ;
21. Music, games, refreshments.
FOR ""SA I rEXTeaT nice S he t la nd
pony, 2 yrs. old, gentle and brok-
en to ride. $35. Cocker spaniel
. dog 6 months old. 29 real nice
- lu:keys at 35c per lb. on fool".
Fox Terrier dog. $2.50. W. M.
Sanders, Garden Vatley road.
., Phone 4F13.
TEN' NAMES LIMITED TIME
ONLY One dollar for twenty
lb. Thompson seedless raisins.
nw crop, guaranteed to be the
best you ever ate or money re
funded. Direct from producer to
you. Send ten or more of your
neighbor's addresses that you
think would buy at this unheard
of low price. Sent parcel post or
express, collect. J. A. Cobb, Red
Bluff, Cal.
4-room house, partly
furnished, $S per month; close
in. Phoue 492-L. 625 2nd Ave. S.
1 LOSJ
.
LOST Bunch- of keys. Finder
please leave at: News-Review office.
Roseburg Cabinet Shop
1, 230 W. Oak ) : i !
FURNITURE REPAIRING
Upson Board and Veneer Panel
Cut to Order
Window Screens made to order
E. 8. AND F. L. COCKELREAS
aisle men until the nine o'clock
bell struck.
At the various counters girls
were busy .putting merchandise
she'd be in. Jerry Ray a common
thief!
I
Some more returns for you,
out for display, accoiiipaoyiuri ! stock girl grinned at her aa she
their move-menis with a ruining dumped an armful of merchandise
chatter of overnight confidences, down on the counter. Jerry regnrd-
One of these girls was silent, a Ud the stuff with a scowl. That,
little; terrified, but determined to was the worst of being paid in'
follow her plans through. It; was j commissions. Things came back-r
couldn't shake off a sense of guilt.
Hut she had to have the tunic!
It was easy to take It. She sim
ply foldtd it up ami put it in her
bag tho old felt bag she had
made from a hat In Imitation of an 1
Import. There was a rule against J
keeping bags at the counter but it I
was a dead letter it was ignored,
so often. No ono noticed her take!
the tunic. Her action was screened
by tho lust minute hustle and!
bustle so familiar ut closing time.
The man at the employes' door
not her heart to thumping hard as
hia eye fell upon the bsg tucked
under her aim. If it looked suspi
cious he would stbp her, sho knew.
nut he only smiled most people i
who knew and dealt with Jerry j
smueu ai ner anu sam goou nignt
very pleasantly.
Outside the door she turned
weak, her knees trembled and her
hands felt numb for a moment.
Myrtle was with her.
"Whats the matter, kid?" she
was wearing a light summer coat
that concealed her dress and all j
that It revealed.
One glance at her slippers satis-
fled him that she was In evening NOTICE .
clothes. He grasped her hands j -- (
eagerly. Jerry's beauty 1 always Tha first Monday ' lu Pe-
moved him. cent ber, scholarship In voice
But a shopgirl . . . his family MU be given by Mrs.' W. H.
simply wouldn't havo it! Neither; Paulsen. 24 A N.' Stephens. 4
was he so keen on a misalliance Preference will oe given
himself ... if only Jerry would he Mezzo sopranos - and
VALE TURKEYS
NET tll.SOO THROUGH"
ASSOCIATION SALES
re.u&onsble, or if only ho could for- j however, contest is
get her. .
"You need ' nothing more to
make you lovelier," he. said, 4,but
I've brought you come flowers." 1
When Jerry was seated In the
! all. Make appointments now,
VALE, Ore- Nov.- 20. TaanVs
givhtg turkeys brought Vale grow
ers about $11,500. sold through the
Idaho Turkey Growers a ssoc la
ta ioo, of which the atorlty of local
tenors, growers are members, and to H.
open toSE. How man, Payette poultry man.
wrong, yes, but so much was ; at especially from charge customers, j asked, alarmed. But Jerry quickly
siaite. i uere were exieuuaung uu-1 And you didu t know anything j recovered her composure,
cumstauces. And no one would be 'about it hajf the tim Unless the "Nothing." she said, moving on
harmed. She would be very care-j customer paid cash. Then hi had j "I'm Just excited about the party
'toittilk to the a ink? nuui. And no
cobwebby af- matter how tactfully he tried to re
thought
Oh, so you're going?
you gave It up.
"I couldn't," Jerry replied; "It
means too much lo me." '
Myrtlo remained silent, but she
looked decidedly out of sympathy
with Jerry's change of mind.
Jerry did not tell her about the
tunic. Myrtle would go out with
ful
Jerry picked up
fair and giauced quickly at the (use he always had to take the
sise mark. i i ! goods back. Even when It was the
'Sixteen! If "was Just what she ; safest guess In the world that they
wanted, but she couldn't take it j had been worn. If Jerry bad seen
now. Too bad. Some of the iunics , this happen once she had seen It
were one of a kind. She folded ft 'happen a hundred times,
quickly and piled It up wltb oth-, ,si.e nicked u the things .the
ers in the neat rows on thejeoun-; stock girl had returned and put ! George before it was thne for her
ter. if thtia away. There was a lull at her j to dress, she, heptd. and make it
It was unnecessary woi kj . she ; , U1( Qf the counter. She remem-1 unnecessary to reveal what she
considered but the head of tbQ de- j bered ruefully that sho had spent : had done.,
pariment Was particular. Fiv nfia- j nearly half an hour with the worn-j 1
utes after the harriers were 'down an who had bought the lace ber-1 They bad dinner together at the
the- counter t would present a sedneUha, It was an expensive piece and 'nearest restaurant and hurried
of such disorder as to make ;yuujhad brought Jerry's book for the ..home where Myrtle look time only
'wteeu. t i 'day up us a good figure. Before the i to change her dress and shoes be-
'11 did. 'Tho sale had been Vx-U j sale was comple-U d she had wor-foro she went out again to meet
advertised. Jerry watched Itlie! ried over the, ronort she. must George. Jerry was clad to knew
grabbing,' (pawing bauds wftU ' a. make, at the' end of the day. Usual- he wasn't coming to the house foJ
strong desire to apeak herj, ininu iy, itttout roiir o ctoeK. tne giriw n-r louipnt. yvp 'VlJlT'j'
Vgasoline
. THE
YEAR-HOUND
Gasoline
The birds brought a top price of
411 cents per pound, the highest
price paid in the country. The tur
keys were received; at Vale.
Tbls represents a very small
percentage ot the local crop as
only very few birds out of every
flock were matured for the Thanks
giving market. Tho big part ot the
1112s crop will be sold for the
Christmas marktjt about Decern
ber I.
REASONS WHY
5V2 .
Farm Loam
Straight loans for S. 7 or 10
years. Repayment privilege.
Usual commission charges.
Prompt action. An excellent
loan. If Interested call or write.
G. W. Young & Son
LOANS
1H Cass St. Phon. 417
!':'CASOLiNEy j
car the black roadster he hand
ed her a ribbon lied box. . She
opened It eagerly and for an In
stant it seemed to Jerry that she (
must he dreaming. Surely she wr
not merely a little shopgirl going
to a party In a dress she did not'
own. Orchids were for first ladles, !
the wives of public men or favor-j
ttes of the stage and screen. Wom
en who were snapped for the roto
gravure psges wore orchids on the ; 1
Avenue she had seen them. ! You can save $j$ by having Wil-
Orchlds, In Jerry's eyes, were bur L. Spaugh oruer your watches,
the symbol of luxury. And Alester jeiocks, jeweuy and silverware. 1
had given ber three! They cost at 'have no money invested in large
least she'd heard twenty-five I stocks. No rent or clerks to pay.
dollars apiece! . . , . In other words, no overhead to add
Jerry caught her breath tn sheer 'to the cost price. Just call at 604
ecsiacy. It was the first time inS. Pine St. and sulect from cala
ber life that superlative beauty i logs the articles you desire, - and
had been showered upon her. Shejair mall and fast trains will bring
could not help thrilling to It and j them to your door. If not conven
to the thought that Alester wanted i lent to call, phone 420-Y.
to make her happy.
He was starting the car. She
, looked up at htm with dewy eyes.
Thank you, , they seemed to
say. . . .
He looked around and caught
the expression. Her lips uttered
what her eyes bad seemed to say.
Alester smiled with deep satisfac
tion. "So she- likes orchids," he
thought. "That ought to msk you
fuel good. Mr,, Alester Carstalrs."
(To Be Continued) '
AIRPLANE'S 8IREN CAN
TURN ON AIRPORT LIGHTS
fAtoortitrd Yxrm Lcarvl Win?)
intTSHCKGH, Pa.. Nov. lit. A
device for turning ou flood lights
at an airport by nutans ot a siren
on 'an arriving plane has been
demonstrated successfully. An
"electric ear" picks up the sound
waves and transmits them to an
apparatus which ' turns ou tho
lights. 1
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.Who'd Have Thought It?
By Martin
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, "tho fcb
Many housewives find our
groceries all that can be
desirod fresh and pure,
with prices low. Then
thera is . delivery service. .
which is worth a lot to the
busy woman.
TRY IT
Economy Grocery
O. L. JOHNSON
Th. Stor. That 8rves
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Guzz Gets a Bum Deal
Bvbmall
John R. Kelly
Sheet Metal Work
Heating and
Ventilating
Western Furnaces
104 N. Jackson Phon 466
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STILL CiVle OH TV' BLItP-
WOW T(V (A.RH'V OUT UlS
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Both Oavano fiifrwr- 1
TO TMtVTTH"y
Sewlno; Machines
For Sals, For Rent and Repair
We rsll for and drliver.
All Work Guaranteed.
POWELL FURNITURE CO.
lir Shriflttn Pha
The sanit.iry tomlitlcns of th
shop ar peTf1-!. Your fr rur
tains your iwrnonal Bpp;.nl, your
taiilo anit hrd UneHa will sll rfive
the proper fresimvtil if tent here
k t us tall f r it.
Roseburg Steam Laundry
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