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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. KOSEBURG. OREGON. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 22, 1928.
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Japanese Lustre Ware
Very desirable for gifts. Comes in various styles' and in
complete sets or just cup and saucer. Attractive prices
and a set of this ware will be appreciated by any woman.
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-piece seta, priced from $9 to $14.
CHURCHILL HARDWARE CO.
The Winchester Store
CLASSIFIED SECTION
ALL NEW ADS WALL BE FOUND ON BACK PAGE
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FOR SALE
iron AI.;-2nd rowlh Ur,i
4 HKAf of good ewes for sal.! t Ph"" 3,9 T'
Wm. Porter, Camas Valley.
- !
foil RALR All kinds of dry
. ""'"""-'r'L :tVA.VTKI-Wo,ki cntt.ng or slash
P()R SAI.K Wood, osk block and! Ing Karl Fnller. Ollde, ("ire.
. "."".'. "rJjy - r
VJ2t CHALMKKS tourlnt to trad'
for team and wagon. L. 8. Jaiies, I
Kiddle,
Or.
hlver and sncej. say
Hi.
Fuel
please." Pag Lumber
Co.
foil r'K.Ni INUSee tS7. of
Stearns A C'benoweib, Oakland,
Ore.
FoK 'saLk Light sli Stlidebaker
sedan, 1924 model. Call at 420
, vista Ave.
faHKKP for sal 4ti head' wetheri
and 20 head ewes. Hurst Bros.,
Myrtle Creek.
CEDAR and yewwood- posts for j
sale; delivered, ileebe Ilros., i
lyrtlo ''reek. Hhonm'4l.
V'ILL KKI.I. If. Inch' sleel beass i
plow or trade for 12-ln.' or 2
)lier. P. W. Iddtel. Riddle. Ore. ,
CAR OWNER fiont forget to
call 553 when In need of auto
parts. Snrffs Auto Wracking
llouso.
fc'OH SAI.K or trade for sheep
Mare, 5 years old, gentle, and t
sound, ,70. L. Thronburg, Wll- ,
bu.-, ore
f(JK SALK l(ed Tilrsliakes, V ,
per M. Cedar or yew wood posts i
made lo order. V rite W. R. 'i'ur-
pin, liays Creek. I
Kdlt SAI.K Or wlif iiade"for cow,
35 tiers of fir wood. One mile
trom Wilbur on good rtwd. F. K.
Pnrker. Wilbur, Die.
ltoi.lDAY Kreellnus ari inriun
plele with shabby floors. Have
them wax-H)liFlied now. Very
reasonable. Phone 54 It. '
k(iH bAi.c iJeico HKhl plant In
first class condition. Can giv
terms -If desired. W. I. flai ftls
Co.. :I7 Olive St., Kugene, Ore.
KOU SALK Some manimoth
brnnze toms from 4!Mb. stock.
Airs. Jas. A. Smith, 2 miles east
of Sutherlln. 1
l-'tllt SAl.K-lliouxc tuiltt-VH, jmnig
toms weighing up to 35 lbs. Itose
hurg Kox. Farm, 3 miles west of
Koseburg ou Ciiitlcn Valley
load. Phone KK5.
FOR KAI.Ki-2 " luiiilued Duioi
sows due to farniw llec. 5 or will
trade for broccoli cart or hay.
Also a good hunting dog to give
away, phone I IKr.
FOR HAI'.ti-ThhT week only. laTgo
stse Chinchilla burk rabbits, a
few dm's; bred if wished: also
New nalniiil red rabbits. R. - A.
Knstnutn. Winston
Foli UKNT 111 a. lumlt. B
mi.
ent of Hnufburg fr rent, 't't a.
in (ultfvitlioii. M.Mid tree mill.
ImI. at me. ('nun and linr
rent. Set Hire Hire Ileal Ins
tate. fi)lt SAf.rT MiimnHilli hvonzs i ur-
kejs, (Joldbrink strain. New!
stock frm li tlltwii Ijmi ear,
none healthy not k J. M Da
vtson, f ottttge drove, Or , IJ
mile north on Pacific highway, j
FOU SAI.U A renl nire Mieitnnd
pony, 2 yfn old. senile and brok-;
en in ride. $:'..",. I'm kef spaniel j
dog inoiiih-, nld. -!) ieal nu-e
tmkcs at 'i'tv per ll on tooi.j
i'ox Tenter do. I-TiO, V. M
Sanders. d;frdeu alley rod
l'h-nie IKi:: ;
TKN N AMlft LI M"lTK.!TI M K '
ONLY one dollar fur twenty;
lb. Thompson seedless ralains. '
new crop, Ruxranteed to be ttm
beat you ever ate or money re- '
funded. Direct from producer to
you. Send ten or more of your
neijciinor s Ri.dicit Hint you
think would buy at this unheard
of low prlo Hnl pnrc. l post or
impress, collect J
A. Cobb. Itv.l
lilllfr. al.
5V2co
Farm Loans
Klralshl loans for 5. or 10
rars. Ropsvmcnt prlvllcir.
1rslHil vonttnisMlon rhilrgi'S
riompt action. An excrltcnt
loan. K liitcr'nici call or write.
G. W. Young & Son
LOANS
118 Cats St. Phon. 41?
TOH SaI.H Kngllsh Bull Tups. J
M. Mpancake, Hast .Ave.
I
WANTED
! --
WitNTSD-Persian kitten, no olh-
er will do. Phone 1x9 Y
WAx i E
Westlng-
hotrs rlectric range for wood
rang. Jttdd's Furnltar Store.
I FOR RENT
FOR RENT Modern 4 room house,'
furnac. Phone 222 R.
' ; FOUND.
.
FOI ND on Deer Ciiiek rord,
bump- !
er ror neavy car. Owner may
have same by calling at North
side Market and paying for ad.
Roseburg Cabinet Shop
230 W. Oak
FURNITURE REPAIRING
Upsen Board and Veneer Panel
Cut to Order
Window Screen made to order
E. 8. AND P. L. COCKELRE A9
Sewing Machines
For Sale, For Rent and Repair
We call for and deliver.
All Work Ounranteed.
POWELL FURNITURE CO.
115 Sherfdun f'hohe 5:;S
el7
'Uvaiob
Mny housewives find our
groceries all that enn be
desired fresh and pure,
with prices low. ' Then
there is delivery service,
which is worth a lot to the
busy woman.
TRY IT
Economy Grocery
O. L. JOHNSON
Ths Store That Serves
You Best
Phone (1 344 N. Jackson St.
"rl.ii,ai '
as ttr islaisssaniaVi wm !
For Sale
Good Used
Cars
1923 Ford Coup?
$175
375
1926 F.mcx Coach
19i3 Essex Coach
3SO
1924 Studebaker ToarinR 20(1
1925 Hudson Coach 550
1925 Hudson Sedan . 7S0
1922 Ford Tourim; 15
Ford Dc.ivcry 100
JT J
iKE THF.SE CARS BEFORE
YOU BUY
Roy Catching i
Motor Co.
Rear cf Umpqua Motel
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UFA Sprviro inr ''Uillf if? TsViil'Ai"
THIS HAS HAPPENED
Jtyrry Hay thinks that low Is a
(Minion ttni (IccidcK to marry fur
money. Hr plans for a" vara lion at
AtlHiMlr City are spoiled by the
loss of the money he had denied
herself to save. Nothing remains
urn in ko ranir'ina wnn ner room- rferry iirieo ner race 10 her res
mate Myrtle on I he north shore of , cuer. j
Long Jaiaud. It waa Una'.
Their camp Is wrecked when an ' ' !
airiiinne oiihi oy Aiesier lar-
stairs crashes Info It. The others
escape injury, hot Jerry is picked ;
up unconscious by Dan Harvey,
the idiot. Alenter driven her In lm ,
doctor who finds tiil li-r iuji.i U
not serh;us. lie introduces her to
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Leon Him Iebuudy, who Invites
f them to a big party
Alester show's Jerry a gay time
i during her two weeks' vacation
and tells her that he loves her i
I madly but dors not ak her tor
' marry him. Myrtle warns her i
I against him. fmt a letter from her I
mother revealing poverty and lll-"
I nesa causes her to con tin ue her cf-
! torts to win Alester. i
Cnahle to borrow enough from i
Vlvrtle to hnv a new sown for ttai
party, Jerry gives wsy to the temp-
tallon intake a lace tunic from the IV'""","' r "aU
.,,.r. hr .k. ...wI.i..,..J,...il'nn befora.
, .n if hv i. .k. . 1
mtrnlng. Alester gav her orchids
to wear, so that her appearance
satisfied her. but Leontine and hr
friends taunted her Into drinking.
Jerry drained a second glass to
show them she was not a "dud"
but became dizzy at once and a
jeering vole told her dance part
ner to bring her to the pool.
NOW GO ON WITH THE 8TOR V
CIIAPTKH XV j
Jerry Ofiened her mouth to call ;
for help hut someone smothered i
th cry by placing a hand over her !
Hps. 5he heard the laughter of sev-!
eral persons. A small crowd had
followed her abductors.
When they reached the edg of
th pool, langhlng, shouting. Jerry
fell herself lifted high and given !
an upward toss. Then the sicken-1
ilig descent.
Splash! I
U'hen ah. tnirlr th .ii.r she 1
was stunned hut not beforp sho i
nan nearu a cry 01 nismay an sev-
t eral grunts of pala issue from her j
tormentors. j
i ne coin wairr revived jerrv m i
a few seconds. She began to choke
and flounder helplessly around In
the shallow pool. An arm suddenly
rf ached forth and pulled her out.
Someone slapped her heartily ou
the bark. She coughed harder, aud
f mi lid relit'f. ThMi it seemed to her
that a pair of hands seized her by j into drinking? They must be laugh
the shoulders and shook her. She Ing even now at the undignified
could have norn that she heard j manner In which she had been
this person muttHr: helped to overcome the effects of
"You little; fool," in a hoarse j ft all, that is, except those who
whisper. j had encountered fian's wrath.
The nuiind of splashing attracted ; She turned hot and cold again as
her attention to the pool. She saw j she thought of the prospect of the
flip young satyr, with his foolish ep1nfp reaching Alenter' ear, as
BOOTS AND HER
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FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
see.' sscb osovbs 6E6A1 teulims
EvJERYBODy "7WAT HE'S eKHMG 7D FUY
TO ACA8IA IW AN AlRPl-ANS HE'S
7WS LAUSAIMS STOCK
OP 7U6 JXOLE AJ&SUBORUOOO
l'U. "7UIP WWv UP VWI7M A LOT
OF QUESTIONS ABOUT
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OlUTt ASKftTS, To.mrs. 30rAPS-M1HT FIRST ASRlAL. OEUveR l P. KlCKIM' A0SE HER. ovefV "TrtSRe ' K jT" If ll)
sM?4srH V
ALTTMOB of
WHEM A GIPL LOVt5
IUYE lOtt TWO etc.
P. crawling out upon the aai.
, The bauds ou hr shoulders wre
; removed aud th man on the'
'ground scrambled quickly away ou ,
his hands and knees, and with a ,
' ludicrous expression of fear on :
' his backward turned countenance. !
stu hod t,niUn it 1
the nereaafiy of vrrf vine It u-i
l. tL VJL .
no ..role at when h wf,,,, 1. 1
" ' J V ' .ul u...
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norXtermt zdz.v.: mzK o"r.bmn,f;,,y b",,k ,o01
irateini hi. ,.r,.,.,, . .!.., lo "P0" a ",,,e fun "ere hay
" ih auwn ,
that she suspected 11.
"I'm going to take you out of'
this," he said.
Jerry shivered and swayed lo-j
ward him. ;
"Jerry," his voice came thick ,
wl,h emotion. "Jerry, 1 love you."
Again Jerry was robbed of her
breath. She couldn't move. And1
"'J""-" n .warm'
' ner nps 10 ner
heart, almost bursting it with
Hut there . a
answering
pressure to satisfy him. Jerry's
eyes were closed, her lips wer
still, tahe waa held In the grip of a
great awakening an awakening 1
that brought dismay, complete aud !
devastating, to replace the paean I
of Joy that In had set to ringing '
in her heart.
She knew what was happening i
to her . . . she had been afraid of
I this since love first became a
word of meaning to her. But no,
no- be wouldn't she mustn't. It'
meant ruin. It was a mirage that 1
cost you dearly If you yielded to'
Its temptation. j
In drew his face away from i
her. !
"Walt hero for me." he said :
quickly. "I'll get your wrap and .
lrlve-yira back to New York. You :
can't go In there with that crowd,
again!" j
Jerry was rather unceremoni-
Olislv seated on a hench and left!
tiieTe while Dan hurried toward the i
i""- rifu a suammr; nnaa
her lips and pressed hard against
mem, to sun their trembling. She
a coiu ttnu uigiiirnt'u . . pp.
beautiful evening had become a
i nightmare a nightmare with a
ray of purest sunshine piercing
through the hideous remorse and
terror that enveloped her.
i '
Why had she let them tease her
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AAONOPLAME, B1PLANS, lMC-TAIM. COST LOTS OF J IF, JL . ( MAVE 1
. . B ils y UUU7 T'S A . I BW jfX-ST C v -Z?vf ., s- I 1 ,
purely It must. Would h think she
had been . . . hail been . . . Jerry
balked at the hoiror of the word In j
relation to herself . . . that tho
hadn't known what they were do-1
inn to her?
Her Bands dropped to her rau.
The contact with her wet clothing
brought a new consternation.
The tunic! It wax rninedf
Jerry slumped down on the
bench and began to cry, her 'nerves
completely unstrung. First, shock,
then rapture, and now, disaster!
he was sobbing heartbrokeniy
when Alester found her.
He had taught a word or two
about the mm at the poof before
fn came rushing In oThls Y
to the dressing room.
trt th. a
ft,rm j
! -&.uVJ?IZ - AS'
" " L-.l V . , .,
mw w"n. r,P,n8
uuluw win'
BlIUKUIg UV.
in7 with vnn.
n wmi ...
"Whepe ?"
The other tore himself awa
withnut amwarln. vi-a
enouKh of chaps wlfh no sense of
humor. Someone laughed. "Perky j
got a bath himself."
"Yes. and a sweet kiss on the !
chin besides.'1
Alester ran out to the garden. "'i Jerry's sobs continued, low
He needed to know no more to l and painful, while the black road
guess what that "little fun" bad I "er tore along at a furious pace
open.
Jerry It was a bedraggled and
tearful Jerrytold him what had
happened. When she explained
that Dan was Inside rooking for
her coat Alester Interruoted rtm
ly.
"I ll take you home." he said,
"Harvey didn't bring you here. He
needn't be so officious. Where did
you leave your wrap?" !
"I'pstairs. in Miss Lebaudy's
room, jerry answered diffidently, i
She was too upset, too conftlsed. j
wnni iu ou.
"Come with me, then." Alester j
replied, "around to the side en
trance. I'll get your wrap."
They were gone when Dan re-1
turned to the garden to report to.
Jery that he had been unable to I
get her coat from the attendant In I
the dressing room, and to ask If:
she had a check. He found his own
coat on the bench and thonxht j
Jerry might hare walked off down I
the path and collapsed.
The sound of a motor a motor i
that he Instantly rfrnrnlM nnrrJiinri nut tanA !...
t -. - .. ,k . , i
,,k niimiiK hit. 'ainni mrs 1HI Ir
awav drew I.I. v,.o l ,i.. J,,
tior,- There was a light (here. He !
-ould see Alester's black roadster
n-'t n. .nrf .t.rf ,h- i.i.k....
Aai i the Beat beside the driver ;
he cou.d see a huddled figure that I
he knew must be Jerry. I
"I d better take you some place I
and get you a drink." Alester said I
to Jerry before they had gone far. I
Jerry aliuddered. -
"No, no. I never want
another i
drink as long as I live! Please
take me straight home."
."Oh. come now. Jerry. Don't be
a bum sport. As long as you aren't ;
nun meres noiningio gei sore '
about. Things like that happen at;
the best regulated parties. ? m 1
Ferdy Wants to Be Sociable
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WRtM ONS "Wl "T6e "
VVTtLt WRtM -Wl "Wft " c, out AT usT J,. VJ. , a .XT.' . . J!" i.?r tu.'.'. rtwr, 1
i , c ( : . n ',y m) i ? rr . dp-v j
perry ;lef t yon but I . ? v er . . . 1
Leonttne had a few people upstairs
and 1 didn't think you would care
to Join us , ." ,
His voir y-alftd off in bis sheer
InabHItjr to dra the lie oat any
further.- But J'-rrr was too dia-
; fraught to weira his words. She
; did not srisici that he had been
i alone wh i Leoittine.
Alester was making excuses
now onfy because he thought her
refusal to accompany him to an
other foal house was prompted by
piaue aaer bine abandoned in the
(mercy mi his hilarious friends
. ' .7 , "Vh T V . i.
' r.,lf . J h . Th Ket , clo(,he
liZ? ! If? hn g
na"r- Take me Rome.
i m coia in these wet clothes.
to
! She Ioky jfleadinaly because
"t h or
the will power to be assertive.
i anow a cure for that," Alestcr
nncwor.,,1 "U'll . i"
ia,,,1 v, Ket a d"?.8 ,or ro from
i my sister s room."
i 'I.t 1 . k .
j uui w.iil iu nu uuiuc, jerry
wailed. "I've had enough . . . fun."
j Alester drove on In silence,
Jerry didn't know what he wan
oin' J no- ani her helplessness
to cmbat him started" her to sob-
biog again. Jfe glanced down at
frowning. ' ,
"All right." he gave'in- "K Isn't
necessarv to crv "
on the country roads. She was elad :
Alester didn't want to talk to her.!
His silence. If Indicative of anger.
failed to add anything to her trou-'
hits she felt crushed as If waa.!
Falling In love with a man she1
wonld not marry and faced with I
a situation that might land her In
prihon!
Alester'B snllenness passed
noticed. At her door he said good
nignt to tier very stifflv. Poor Jer-1
ry was aware of his coldness, but j
.rie nau no neari to make an er-
fort to placate him. The shadow
of her impending ordeal at Fane's
obscured everything else.
His own guilty conscience had
not a little to do with Alester's ill
humor. Th. fact that through his
iitrfiicvi ui jeny, uan jtiarvey nail
bi'en itiven .in onnortiinitv tn m.
pear as a hero didn't help his tem-
Damn that IpIIow! Why conldu'tlf !
hft Ic(pd ont nf It t
"fionfl iiltrht " .Trrv Hlnenod
-., . ... Y --
n-1
uttieu nui to See II. Xttft turned
ibi ..1.1 . u ' . 1 .
Ihr'ouBh the dimly lighted' ball
to the darker stairs
i. .......
left so. i
Jerry flung open the door of her
room with a suddenness jjiat
brought Myrtle out of a deep sleep:'
She sat up in alarm. '
"Who Is it?" she cried loudly. !
The answer rme In , k,i, ,
voice.
"It's what's left of me."
Myrtle Jumped out of bed 'and j
snapped on the light. Jerry stood!
in the middle of the room, reniov-"
ing ner coat.
"What's happened to you?'
M asked fearfully. Then: "Oh, my
; c -r' i r v i fi-r-. , v . : . it i . mcmmt.x i i
Ossie Is Questioned R r,1 . j
DRAIN
Give U Your Orderi for Next Car! '
DONT FORGET CAR DOOR
Price on Fence
9-59 32c rod'
, SPECIAL 8 FT. GRAIN DRILL $100.00
i
FarmBureaaCooperatiyeExchangc
Rose burg . -Oakland
1 . " - A4SNT FOR
Fair bank Morse Co. Bead Spray Pump Co.
Sherwirj Wffliaitri Co. John Deere Plow Co.
L. N. Miller behydrater Co.
PATRONS ROSEBURG.
SCHOOLS
Joint reception given bf all
Roseburg P. T. A, for facnl-
ty member at. senior high
school No. 23, i p. n.
444 4)4!be required In order to prove (he
: i experiment a success. ' .
NOTICE '
i
j I aow have the moat com-
! plete electrical floor-wai po.
ishing equipment in Douglas
county. 1 clean and wax-polish
; all floors. My work 1 clean.
Quick, efficient and very eco-
nomical. No obligations for
estimates Phone 54-R. B. J.
r -.mx-ci ci , ixi .hiii ou !
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NOTICE
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Th f frf UnnJ., Iri ft, m
- ' . -
cembef. Scholarshln In voice
1 be '" W. M.
i Pnf N. Stephen.
i Preference will ne .ire to a
Mezio sopranos and tenors,
however, .enntmrt rs open to
" MaK' appolntnient now".
t444
Goil Jerrv ma .. ... .,..
?"' e'r' ,,d "" 'et t'
. i. nuuri nine S m
special detective watching the
.aura mis ween ;
(To Be Continued)
j See our Xmas goods. Qualify in-Myr-
u red and money saved. The Wat-
' bins tore. 120 W
Lane Pt.
TILE!
ATHLETE REJUVENATED
VlKNNA. Josef Uridii, popular
Austrian football star, baa been
operated on to restore his prowess
In the field. It 1 said that certain
"power" glands were opened to
Increase the muscular power of
j tm athlete. A dally oheck of mas-
cle growth following the oneratioi
announced as "very sattsfac-
! torv." although actual playing will
o
REASONS WHY
( vou caa save tti bv bavin Wll.
itmr L. 8paugh oraer your watcmt'
clocks jewelry and silverware I
! ngve n0 money Invested in large
! stocks No rent or clerks to pav
!, othlr words no overhead lo add
t0 tne eost Just caM at s4
S. Pine St. and select from cata
Iors, the articles yon desire, and
air mall and fast trains will brfni;
them to your door. If not conven
ient to call, phone 420-Y.
THE LATE MR. GOODBAM
t ftymnvr r. ...
nu.mun.-rtre i nomas i.oou-
i " '7 h,m" S,,'"rr' JtT"'
i ll !i f
f had. all his life, the reputalsOn of
being late for 'apolnrments, Good-
ban decided to play a Joke on his
friends and accordingly Instructed
in his will that he be made teu
minutes late at his funeral.
LADIES KEEP OUT!
LONDON. At a farm In Essex
are roared some 50,000 mice. Mice
with coats of silver, lemon, white
and brown are raised there for
scientists to experiment on.
For fencing see adv. of Fleams.
Chenoweth, Oakland. Ore.- '
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