TWO
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. ORECON. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1928.
Carr's Toyland
Visit Our Bis and Complete Toy Dept.
5-Piecc Furniture Set ,
Welt made doll pieces, table I'l
Inches high, bed, 2 chairs and
cradle to mutch, wt .... $2.00
Toy Piano That Play
Well finished strong wood con
hi met Ion, 5 to 1 f kea at prices
ranging from 50c 10 $2.93
Large Steel Toys, $1.00
Dump trucks, hit-am shovels, au
to, etc., each IS to 20 Inch'
long, made of heavy steel,
51.00
Play Ball Special
Colored fabric covers and heavy
basketball bladder. Come h) H,
Hi and 12 in. siies, only
39C- 49 "- 59c
20-inch Don, 95c
Hig value dressed doll, coinposl
thin head, cry voice, fine mold
ed features. Our special -986
China Tea Set 75c
l'aeable size cups and saucers,
sugar, cream, and teapot. Two
color 1 1 t re, w it h decora i Ion.
y't 73 c
Doll Buggies $3.75
Well made, of t'litl fibre, steel
gear, rubber-lired wheels, grey
or r lea in color, aJlMnch
Bif $3.75
Extra Value Teddy Bears
Well made, good plush, each
with voice. 12-iiu-h size 75c.
Large JO Inch size only $1.00
Pewter Toys 10c
Autos, alri lanes, racers, etc.
Pandy play toy. Special value
six in . t for, .t 50e Coaster Wagon Special
Baby Doll $1.25 Well niudi' milistunthil wood
lien) baby fralUTe drills, I I In loanli r, metal iIIhc whielx, rub
chi'H limn. I'omii. iH'iul. each iloll b'r lire. ItixliS inch nlw
Celluloid Doll, lc Up
Fancy molded dolls, special
large sizes, ti Inch sizes 10c. 7
inch sizes 15
111k line anmials, etc.
Toy Musical Pieces
Violin or mandolin, 10 inches
long 39c and 50c. New line of
harmonicas, horns, etc.
A. B. C. Books 5c, 10c
or 15c
A ilumiy line of bin value btiuks.
38a
I'icluru books,
Hlnriea, A. it. (J.
.Mother tltm.e
He, ill linen.
complete .. $1.25
III
Scooters at $1.00
Steel scooter, ill hi wheels, rub
ber tired, l-arger and heavier
styles at, each $1.50 lo $5
4 Inch Rubber Balls 15c
Why pay more for bull? 4-limit
six 15 1- 5 inch size 30 7
inch fcize 98C Complete linen.
Spirit of St Louis
Metal airplaue building net
make 25 models $1.50 Smal
ler set at Sl.QO Junt the
thiiiK for a boy.
Games 5c to $1.00
Cames are always welcome
Kiita. We have them. Kiddies'
or fcrow Duiw.
Wood Lumber Truck
Heavily constructed, loaded
with timber. Hours of fun in
these. Made ou the
count $1.00
Mechanical Trains
Complete with truck. Light
weight aetH at $1.00- Heavy
steel and cast i ton seta,
$1.3$ and $2.00
Baby Doll in Basket
Cute litue baby in wicker bas
ket, each with blanket. Doll
sleeps. Uig value at . S0t
Our low prices
and large variety
prove that "It's
easier to 6 hop at"
THIS HAS HAPPENED
Kate Introduces Jerry Kay to
wealthy Alester Carstaira when be
crashes bl airplane into tnu caui;
AJJTrtOO of
WHEN A QHL LOVES
u3ve roa two'u
rehearsal.
It waa in his mind to viv Jerry
a littla tiiim to think Iblu over
He didn't want her to auutone he
he ia sharing with her roommate I was kouik to 'seek to monotolize
Myrtle. Khe likes liia pilot, llafl her simily because he bad got her
ilarvey, but AleBter Is struck with a place Jn the theater. He sensed
her teauty and showa her alten i that she would he more grateful to
lion. Mm if - allowed her to find an.
I uanie to ouy a new gown lor a c-xnrestn Tor her gratitude In her
parly Alester has Invited her to. , ow'n way. And there was the ritie.
Jerry ylelda to the temptation to j she must not imagine that he
fesfeifirfSdr
sale all over &gf
l
S4.98
CARE'S
"A Department Store ?f Christ
mas Gifts."
take one from the store intend
hiK lo Blip il back next day.
Jerry is disc-bar Kfd when the
store manaxer hears her confea
nion about ruininK the drena. She
seeks another jr b, and la surprised
one evening wi en Dan rails.
proposes and she tells him she
does not believe in lovtsbut Is gu
ilts to try lo marry money. He
leaves her after trying to warn
h.-r.
Alerter taken Jerry for a drive
and goes to iho deserted ramp
where he makes advances which
she repulses. Dan happens along
and. under cover of hi presence.
Jerry forces Alester to take her
home. He Is contrite and when
she says she has lost her job on
his account promises to try to pet
her in a chorus. Next day he tukea
her lo interview the producer, w ho
promise's lo take her on alter a
stage, test.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTKR XXV
"You will need this now," Ales
ter said, flicking the ring a little
nearer to Jerry. "Jake's girls will
consider you declasse if you
haven't any jewelry."
Jerry did not pick It up.
"There aren't any string tied
to it." Ales ter went on, guessing
at her thoughts.
"How about wishes?" Jerry
asked, giving him a straight look.
Alester leaned forward with a
smile.
"Can you Imagine what a mad
world this would be If everyone
could make his wishes come true?"
he said.
"! know it would bf no place for
shop girls." Jerry replied, still eye
ing him candidly.
"You menn for c.mrus glrlK."
Alester corrected. "Korget your
department store. Jerry, atyt" his
voice became wry serious '"please
forget yesterday. Let's declare a
new deal. Take the ring; I chose
i 1 because U belongs to you. and
1 11 t v to stop wishing anything
t you wouldn't like."
' He picked up tlie ring himself
i and held It o.it to her. Jerry let
I him slip it over her fiuger, then
j she turned her head quickly to see
i if they had been observed. No one
appeared to have noticed. Not that
It mattered, she told .herself;
I wasn t an ngagement ring
wanted anything in return for that.
No. Jerry would have to be han
dled with diplomacy, he perceived.
Jerry could not restrain a show
of pride v. lua she displayed Ihe
ring to Myrtle, The latter said It
Hej was too bad 11 wasu't set lu flutl-
uum.
"Cut I like the jade." Jerry re
plied. "It matches my eyes."
Myrtle guffawed.
"That's some of Alester Car-
staira' bologney." she Jeered. "That
I) tin I win going to have you eating
out of his hand yet."
"You should worry," Jerry re
torted; "but wait until my show
opens; there's no bologney about
that."
"I wonder what -It cost Alester
to get you in?" Myrtle mused aud
ibly. "Nothing." Jerry said with a
Mush. "Mr. Weinertz was indebted
to him."
"Then you don't owe him any
time," Myrtle said pointedly, "And
don't you let him forget It."
"I'll feel that I do if ! don't
make good," Jerry replied, with a
hint of worry in her voice.
"Gee, you're lucky." Myrtle said,
"to get a' chance like that. Of
course you'll make good. What's it
like, anyway, the theater in the
day time?"
"I haven't been back stage."
Jerry confided and went ou to- tell
he roommate all that she had
seen. "It was awful." sue said, "the
way Mr. Weinertz bawled that
chorus girl out before everybody.
I hope no one talks to me like
that."
"Well, they will." Myrtle de
clared. "You don't want to be
touchy, kid. Learn to hand It back.
When are you going to rehearse?"
"Tomorrow morning at 10."
"Aren't you lucky! You can
sleep until nine!"
F.ut Jerry couldn't. Myrtle dis
turbed her when she got up and
dressed. At eight she herself was
up. At 2'i minutes to lo she was at
the stage door of the theater.
"Mis Itay, of the chorus." she
said to the doorman.
He smiled. "A greenhorn," he
said to himself. Aloud: "Co right
in. Miss Kay. I'm sure they're wait-
It ' ing for you.
Jerry flashed him a look of
utes." Jael called. "Ketter go ou to farther down to clear a space fur
the dressing room and tell the Jerry's hat and bag. v
wardrobe mistress to fix you up." "I II leil you what to get." she
Jerry was walking blindly in the was saying when a girl in a very
direction she had seen the other horl, black satin drew rushed up
girls take. She did not want to! and wanted to know what in the
meet Mr. Hule just now. Another ' ixamtety b.auk blank she thought
relereJice to the part Alester had . she waa doing
nlayed n putting her there, and Evelyn looked at her coldly.
Hhe would lose her temper. Alester i "1 m taking advantage of the
had warned her not lo let that ban-, rule you giria applied to me." she
pen. she remembered. Mi cauiuy. "1 wish lo have Mi4
The sound of the girls' voices, Kay sit here that's the rule, ou
led her to the right dressing room.) know. Frieuda may have places io
A double door swung loosely be-'gether even if someone else must
fore her. She rather timidly put change."
out a hand and pushed her way in- "la thai so?" the girl In black
3(le, i satin drawled. "Well, I won't
Her heart was in her throat.! move, see?'
These girls w ere hard-boiled eggs, j She jerked a atool beroro th;
she had heard. If they didn't like t place that Evelyn had cleared for
her they'd probably wisecrack her' Jerry and popped, down on it wiih
out of the show. She expected ; decisive finality. Jerry saw her
them lo notice her entry, but none; feet twine about the legs of the
of them did. atool as t lie ugh they meant to slay
J there.
She hesitated and looked abnut'! Evelyn said nothing more. She
her for the wardrobe mistress. I was tight-lipped with anger, but
What she saw waa a long table) she controlled il admirably,
with stools at each side of It and I "Go call for help." the other girl
a double row of upright mirrors i sneered aa she walked away,
dividing It down the center. I
Some of the stools were orcu-) Jerry realized soon that Evelyn
pied by girls who already had re-1 had gone for the mistress of the
moved their street clothes and j wardrobe, for she returned with
were in various stages of undress., the latter in less thau a minute.
That was all she saw then, for the j "Don't make trouble, Lucille."
door swung open behind her with j the matron said to the rebellious
considerable force and caught her i girl on the stool. "Miss Starr is
on the arm. She cried out sharply. : right. She can claim
"Oh. did I hurt you? I'm
sorry!" a lovely voice said quickly. yourselves, started the custom
Jerry's eyes smarted with the' "Aw. go to . ..."
fparu tit t ia in hut she was con-'
srious of a sweet face
- rigui. one can ciaim your piace
so ior a friend. Remember, you ultis.
was con-
turned to
her with an anxious expression.
"Oh, I'm always hurting some
one; I'm so awkward," the lovely
voice went on, filled now with self
reproach. Jerry smiled at her. The pain
wasn't lasting.
"It's my fault," Bhe said. "I was
in the way."
"But 1 shouldn't be always
banging doors." the other re
turned. "You're a new girl, aren't
you?" she went on with a friendli
ness Jerry had not expected to
meet here.
"Then come along and take a
stool next to mine." Bhe said to
Jerry's affirmative nod. "My i
name's Evelyn Starr. I've been in j
a Weinerta production for two I
seasons." I
"I'm Jerry Ray," Jerry told her.
"And I've never been In a show."
"Then I can make up for hurt
ing you by looking after your de
but," Evelyn exclaimed delightedly-
. .
She had taken Jerry by the aimi
and wan hurrying her along to a !
Place at the far end of a table.
None of your swearing now,"
the older woman warned her
quietly. "Move!"
Jerry was shaken by the scene.
But no one else seemed to mind it.
Evelyn was perfectly calm.
"Hurry, she said, and put on
your suit." She pointed to a folded
garment on the table and Jerry
picked It up.
Her first stage costume! Ging
ham panties and blouse. j
"I'll have your size next time,"
the wardrobe mistress was say
ing; "but you'd better shake your
self, little one. Old Hule is . . ."
"Everybody on the stage! Ev
erybody on the stage! Everybody
on the stage!"
She was going to be late at her
first rehearsal!
Jerry turned faint.
(To Be Continued)
REWARD
(100 standing reward will be
paid for anyone caught stealing oi
killlpg sheep or goats un property
of At Creason, Sunshine Ranch,
I ouis Kohlliagen, J. II. Short. J.
M. Weatherford, Frank Barger ana
Jerry saw now that the room con- Son, T. A. Troxel, or Jones Estate.
SLi. JA. 1ICHB,
Hundreds of practical gifts on
the Store.
she wouldn't want to receive that ( alarm. Had she made a mistake in
in public . . . anyw ay she needn't i tli time?
feel guilty . . . she was a show j "Rehearsal begins at 10, doesn't
girl now. People expected them to; it?" aie asked excitedly,
accept presents. The man relented. "You got
, plenty of time," he said; "go on
Alester seemed to have an un
canny perception.
"You're going to be a success,
Jerrv," he assured her. "and there
will be more costly tilings than,
tint ring ior you ... if you want i
them, but I hope you won't."
"I'm afraid I Fhouldn'l take
this." Jerrv returned doubt full
POEMS set to music. Master
Craft Song Publishers, Seattle.
PARLOR POLITICS
POLITICIAN'S DAl'GHTKR: I
hope Jl mdoesn't proKse tuiifKhl,
. HER MOTHER: Why?
' P. D.: ' My ncceptnict speech
Isn't quite finished yet. Life. '
A PARTY LINE
, THE MAIDEN; But how do 1
know you love me?
II KK MAN: Why. I can't sleep
lit nights thinking of vou.
. THE MAIDEN: That doesn't
rni-nii anything. Papa can't sleep at
iilght thinking of vou; but I don't
think ItJi love. Answers.
Eat bar bee u ynnu icbes and
tlve forever. Brand a Road Stand,
t LODGE DIRECTORY J
DE MOLAY
CHAPTER
Regular communication
Sud and 4th Ihursdayi
Masonic Hall.
Human Nature
When two Mart out Into the
world together, he (tint Is behind,
mtle hi t mini I prmeM generous,
will lie diKplcHfted with the oilier.
Collier.
Neighbors of Woodcraft. Lllai
Circle, No. 49. Meets . n first
and third Monday evenings, lo
K. of P. Hall. Visiting Neigh
bors Invited to atteud.
EI-SIE WILLIAMH, G. N.
MAMGAItET WHITNEY. Clerl
Jerry walked through the stage
door into the magic world of back
stage. There .was an unpainted
table, a chair of the kind that you
find In general stores befide it,
and a bulletin hoard on the wall of
the place wherein she stood.
The floor was bare and not very
don't feel like a show giyl yet." I Clean. At one side Jerry looked
"Wait until Jake's stage dine-I Into a row of painted backgruunds
tor gels thrnuirh with you and you I onto the stae. J
twill," Alester grinned. "He pun-1 The piano wan Mine, and the
Ishes them hard, jerry, anu one pianist, ne was playing, jerry
thing I feel I must warn you about, j stood still und listened. His music
'mmmmTTTTTlfmm'. Hule doesn't like having raw ma-1 flooded the darkened auditorium
I O O F Phlletarlan Lodnu No. trla runK m on nim- You niay; with rare sound. This was not jazz.
'S.-Meeta in Odd FHon T Tern hear W omrthliiK pretty hot j or popular melody Jerry was not
nl Avnt-v Wliluv oranrnn Vlo ' BOUUl UUM, IHU UU jviui I M i'i r n imiii umaiL IllttH'
ing brethren are always wei
' I-
K. O. T. M. ;.;ee; each second
and fourth Thursday of each1
month In M area bee ball, corner
Cass and Pine streets. Visiting1
Knights always welcome. j
L. O. GOOOMAN, Com. I
W. A. RAPP. R. K.
Come.
J. E. PENT, N. O.
A. J. GROPES, Rec Sec,
J. li. BAILEY. Fin. Sec.
temper. He will make you if you ve ; ters. but the compelling beauty of
I any talent al all. i ou tan afford 1 Knciimaninof s Prelude In C Sharp
tained several like the one she had
noticed first. A few of the girls
turned their heads over their
shoulders and watched their prog
ress. "High hat's found someone good
enough to hand out a little conver
sation to." one of them remarked
sneeringly as they passed her.
Jerry felt Evelyn's fingers tight
en on her arm and gueseed lliat
they were the objects of the girl's
comment.
When they came to Evelyn's
place she pulled a stool up beside Axes, saws,
her own and then started pushing i wood cutting
the jars and bottles oq the table i Wharton Bros.
Ox Gall Treatment
Ends Constipation
Simple Extract From Ox's Liver Puts Drugs to Shame!
Restores Regular, Every-Day Movement
in Perfectly Natural Way
wedtiea and other
tools are sold at
DULL AND HEADACHY DAYS GONE FOREVER!
If you are a sufferer from
in v-rl..lf hi ra.mj.iV fnr ihe! Minor Klirre.1 her deei.lv She f ,-1 patlOll. KICK neauacnes anu miner-
aulr. f u rurer A ml thert Un'l a ' ITOI thai Hh. had come In rehenrxp I aim IOiy OaS, and IlUVe ineu ev
onsti-f Ox gall stimulates the liver in a
perieciiv natural way strengitnns
and builds up fhe liver so that it
J 1mm ter mail lu the business than
1 Hule lo get started with."
O. Etka, ffoseburg Lodge Na Jerry promised to remember
regular communica- that
Woodmen of the World, Camp No
.o-aiema in me umi renows Job., Dauohtert No. g. Meeta
Hall In RoseJiurg every flrnt ! first and third Fridays at 7:0 p
and third Monday evenlui;9. Via-: m. Masonic Temple. Master Ma
lt inn netEhlHira alwnvn wHcmn I n K- S. members l-
whj " welcome.
M M. MILLER. Clerk.
BUY CHRISTMAS SEALS
I MAXIXE STEARNS, Sec.
1 Knights of Pythias, Alpha Lodgl
No. 47 Mo'ts fTrjr Wodnesda)
J In KnlKlita or Iythlas hall. ):i
j HoRft street. Visitors always wel
come.
C. V. ItORNKR, r. c.
i ROY O. YDl Ntl. M. P.
j ;rco. n. wark. k. k. s.
, W. B. A. O. T. W.. Raseburf Re
view No. 11. tioltls rvculat
i meetings on second and fonrtl i
1 Thursrinys at 7 3d p. ni Vlnltitil I
i sisters invlti'd to attend reTiewa t
Mareahea Mall, Tine and Cast
streets.
MHS. MARY WII.COX.
JKSSIK It AI'P. fol. j
' W. O. M. I Meets In Moose hall
second and fourth Fridays at I
orliH-s. Visitors welcome
COSSTANCK lll.APK. 8. R.
, JKSSIK -AI.Mtt'N. Hec.
j VIVIAN mil. I.I PS. Treas.
A. P. A A. M., Laurat wedge Ne.
13 Keaular communication sec '
i nnd snd foortll WednestUys each j
month at Masonic Temple, Ros j
buru, (tie. vtsitora wolcotue.
I f. A CtMrK. V. M.
VV. V. MAURIS. Sec.
"The Ship of Health la Santa's Flagship
Union Encampment No. t, I .O. O
F. Mveta In Odd Fellowa Tern
pte on "Jnd and 4th Wednesriav
nf each month. Visiting Patrl
an hs nlwjivs 1cme.
i S. M. KKLI.KY, C. P.
'c V CRAMER. II l
CARL V. OH MAN, Scribe
O. E. 8., Rosebura Chapter, No. JV
HttM their tvcular meeting on
the first and third Tl.urndsy In
each month. All a-tjoumtui
ttrmhera and sistem are respect
) ullv InHted to all end
ETHEL I.. W VA, W. M
I 1 REE JOHNSON. Fee,
B. P,
32 Holds
lion at the Elks Temple on each
second and fourth Thurmlays ot
each month. All members re
quested to attend regularly, and
all visiting brothers are cordlall)
Invited to attend.
WALTER 8. FISHER, E. R.
DOUGLAS WAITteBee
Eagles, Roieburg Aerie Mnets In
Maccabee Hall nn Cass street
on second and fourth Wednes
day evenings of each month, al
8 o'clock. Visiting brethren in
good standing always welcome
GEORGE FREW. Jr. W. Prea
J. II UAILEV. Jr. P. W. Pres.
R F. GOOPMAN. Sec.
Roseburg Lodge No. 1037, L. O. O
M Meets first an1 third Wed
nesdaya of the month, Moosi
Hall, m N. Jackson street. Via
Illitg brothers welcome.
GEO. P. OIL HAM, Plct
H. O. PARGETER. 8ec.
JNO. M. TIIIIONK, Treaa.
Roseburg Rebekah Looge, No. 41
I. O. O. F. Meets In Odd F-l
lows Temple every week o
Tuesday evening. Visiting mem
hers In good staudlng are cor
diallv Invited to attend.
EVELYN HOOVER. N. 0.
ftEK'I'HlK HATFIELD R R
Pythian Sistera, Umpqua Tcmpit
No. 4. Meets the second atut
fourth Monday even In of en b
month at the K. of p. hall. Vis
llors always welcome.
I ENA. YOCNO. M. R C.
EVA MARKrt M of R. C.
MAY K. PARKER. M. of F
Laurel Chaoter, No. 31, R. A. M.
M ( every third Tuesday "I
eaeb month In Masonic Temple
All mf-whor rroucvtrd to at
tend snd visltinc rompaniou
welcome.
I. M. LRHRRACir. High prlesl
W. V. HARRIS. Sec
for the chorus and that she didn't 1 'O'lhime the world to get rid of; produces the necessary amount of
know w here to go.
The young man at tiie piano
seemed to have forgo ten the re-
People are taking notice of ou I hearsal. loo. He played on until
alrt-ady." Alester told her when: the first of the laggard chorus ar
they were on the floor, dancing, j rived mid Intruded upon him.
But Jerry wondered if the at ten-! Jerry had moved slowly toward
tlou she was attracting wus not j him, drawn by his music; the
mostly due to Alerter' social i other girls did not see her In the
prominence. Surely the public nuMt j w ings.
know who be was, especially here.) "Listen, Ja'l." one of them
Ii was nh e of him to hilng her. shouted at the mtVsir ia:i. "Pon't
play that second number ho
! HiimiK his own kind, fhe thought,
j softening toward him mote than
! she had as yet since the scene at
i the shore.
! Ma)e they gues: that I'm very
' happy." she said, finilinc up a
him mis'tly. Hut even : he joke
, the WOltis sue anew liiai ine
I were not cniirely true, if only Pan j
Harvey mould stay out of her
mind . . . and her lieari ... 1
Alester was charming the rest
of the afternoon. Jerry a a new I
and dellghtlul side to his charar
ter. lie seemed anxious to please
her. Her softness tow ard him grew.
hut shortly before Ihey b ft the;
lea room a jarring note mi k ms-
the trouble, this is your salvation! bile for the bowels. When the
You can throw away your drugs bowels get sufficient bile they move
and with a simple product of nn- automatically every day, freely,
lure correct your constipation for easily and fully, Hnd you enjoy
good, enjoy a healthy, complete our full measure of glorious health,
evacuation every day and be lmi . Try the ox gall treatment for
per cent ulive, active ar. 1 ener- just a fw days and see the dilt'er
geiic! ;enc it makes! The treatment con-
Nothing lens Lian ox gall, a Ee-iBists simply of taking two Pioxol
cretlon from beef livers, has been 1 tablets a day at bedtime for a
found to be a remarkable corrcc-, short time. Pfoxol tablets are gen
tlve of constipation because of Its nine ox gall, guaranteed, in dainty
ii ft Inn nn Iho listu situ Ihrnntth ttio luutasli.uu fnrtn ......t. t .. 1.1 , .
fast. , : , " ' .u' "... ' M
" " , - uiat snows your liver is not acting t ik treatment Is inexpensive,
jha.d night trying to ge the susar , , itlM Your liver is not p-.uring Pioxnl tablets cost less than 2c
I off my daddy. Mie laughed shrilly. enoUKh ,ito lno the bowels. Pile : apiece at anv gooI druc store. It
; The o.inc man nwld. d. Jeiry d.drH H :ltural purgative and the is nsseniial that you get the g. .
not know if it were in assent: h hwels require a quart a dav at uine. pure ox gall and for this re;,-
ut.pe-M-u ne uhhii wan u iaiK 10 ( ,.j,t. (ut orien. due to sluggish son it Is Important
the girl. , liver, the supply Is less than half oxol tablets. Make a
'a Dint. Then the bowel
The stage door was opening
nflei) .o.. She roilld ' Kir Is
pouring in ns if they had lini-d
their arrhal at lo minutes to 1"
precisely, not a miuu'e Im fore, and
not a miinile atu-r.
Well, shed better think about
what she should do. Go to the 'of
fice and inquire? The sennilde
colli Intr the pleasant tempo of thing wo:i!d he to find the staire ili
her thouuhts. rector, bhe decided, looking about
her
eb-iisnrsl She saw no one but the younr.
p;it the man at the pi,ino uie the noity
chorus giils. She wnutdut ask any
of iheni. The yonnc man . . . tnn
ing her courage in h-T teeth she
appro)' hetl him. 1
"Will you pie -e tell me wliere
I will liml Mr. Unit 7" ?he iiiMufitd
politely.
j The y;,ung man was phMiiig j'txx
1 now, no c'lanie ilt . He did not Mnp
"tie up."; this tieatment and
heeome soil of paralyzed and you-change. Special Agent
have constipation. I Drug Store.
to ask for hi
Sitae le;f of
:h" joyous
Chapman'
.Two gir!-i. cxiui1ti
from his own woild. caute
table where Jerry and Alester sat.
He rose at then smile, bowed, and
took hih se-tl auain. though Jeir
v .... r..rtt. the girls had paused
with the intention of speaking to
It im His altitude had Hearty in en
meant to indicate lo iheet that he
did net wish to i'tinlu t hit com-
psuinn. Jerrv thought.
She ii it rl m tell bersclf thai h"
cui!il nm It.- lil inn -t for Ouii. b it
s-h" Celt Plat h- sh"uMn I h.iv"
tmv.itht her b re if l.e ciii,-ldt rd
lilt" people he would meet too good
j lo IsiiMW her
They d.tind airu'i. l"il sle ws
no loriiier under tn.. tl o( ihe
place, the rncttanttnc tnuie. p,l
the fait that !ii d:i!,'d tt'l en
U. . W. v., George Stjrmer Camp nf the worlds mo.-! Ii-.'hiIc mim'U
No. 19 Meets Jointly with aut-j men He apfi-d lar f - i
lliary second and fourth Thurs-1 nann titan b had an hour ago
days at Roseburg armory. I ni If Abater noi.d the dntiue i'i
m. All comrades and sisters Id j h-r feelinc tor him at leaci ! del
vited. not comment upon it. Tin y parted
T J. UOROEACX. Camp Adjt , at hei d.M.i without a date for i!i
MRS S W. STAR M UK. A US tuture oilier than AleMer'. pi one
Tree ' tee to b 4i the tn-Mtr r tor U r f.rt
v h n he aniiW'-rt-d, i;f'er ;-(e
ifiaete hi J - t . 'ou re ine Cat
tiiiH i-.i'l." h" lemaiked. with h
tiir, ri! : . thai J--i iy could not n i
tie:' taii'l ,'l th time. lttr -lie
hare I that Ja- i Tnanr hid rtiwr,
ih a piontmnL' iM.wr a a tiierrt
'ti.t to fnliow show r,r iito
the inim uf jai ),ist;. to Im- le-i
i,f i.r M t..- n'Mtth to a man who
ma de s r of her.
He h.ol m- r Mn lia k to h.
, onrer r. or o- front the plat e
wsMTe rhe had left hi mi t'ij1 ing the
piann lor Jake Writiertc s i
tiea-Ml.
Ji rr. luined sway from hint. ;rf
froti led
"He U bf bus iu a t-u.:
Attention Legionnaires
Legion Auxiliary Members, All Ex-Service
Men of World War and Families.
Regular meeting of Umpqna Port No. 16 American
Legion and Auxiliary at
I. O. O. F. HALL, OAKLAND, ORE.
Tuesday, Dec. 4th at 8 P. M.
Members of Cottage Grove Legion Pott and Auxiliary have been
invited to attend. Rev. Ounr.an P. Cameron of Cottage Grove
Post, Department Chaplain will be present and ndiress the meet
ing. Orum Corps of Cottage Grove Post and tlmpqua Post will
be there.
Ex-service men and families of Elklon, Yoncalla, Drain.
Sulherhn, Oakland and Wilbur are especially requested
to be present.
REFRESHMENTS AND DANCING AFTER
THE MEETING.
ADJUTANT.
'Melody Way" Piano Class Recital
FIRST M. E. CHURCH
Tuesday, December 4lh at 7:30 p. m.
Mn. Memiin estends cordial invitatim to all.