ROSEEURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON: TUESDAY, DECEMBER II, 1928.
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HP-TOP CORN POPPER
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We are offering a splendid assortment of Electric and
common corn poppers Tor the holiuay season. Come in
and see 'em.
Electric Poppers $1.75, $2.00, $2.50 ,
Common Poppers 25c and up
Buy Practical Christmas Gifts here.
Make our store your headquarters.
Churchill Hardware Co.
THE WINCHESTER STORE
CLASSIFIED SECTION
ALL NEW ADS WILL BE FOUND ON BACK PAGE
FOR SALE
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KOIl SALK Good calf. Turkeys to
let on shares. I'hone 6F24.
foil SAI.K Wood, oak arid" fir
block; oak stove wood. Wood
cut Xa order. Phone tF3.
f .
3 tiers
W)()I for sale Fir block.
.x; laurel block $3.25 per tier. 4-1
foot fir $6 per cord. Phone j
1DF23.
SHEEP KOIi SALE Full woolled
ewes, srsde Lincolns. Apply Mar-1
Bters Ranch. Happy Valley.
FOi't SALB Oak block wood S.25
per tier; fir block $2. To; lir
stove wood $3. Phone 24F32.
FOR SALE Dry-old growth fir
block wood, $3.25 per tier, de
livered this month, liny Uucll,
l.ooktr.sKlass, Phone 2:iF23.
FUK SALE or eichange Enuiiy
$3,500 in small store, some fix
tures, 2 houses, garage, lot 5ox
ISO. paved street, Los Angeles,
Calif., for clear improved of j
same value Douglas county, C i
mas Valley preferred. H 1 Ilpx j
119, Koscoe, CaliT J
NOTICKForVale. 7"0 NaraMall- j
sett stock turkeys. They cannot .
be excelled in the 1 VS. for slzt :
and marking. 1 bought last sea
son S torn nom tne luraey
shows of Missouri, Texan, Mon
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tana and Kentucky. My priro
1 torn weighed 56 lbs. Price paid '.
for the cheapest bought $22 to I
$10. Write for price. W. L. Cobb,;
Hoseburg, Ore. i
WANTED
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WANTED Stock calves. Ilox
care News-Kcview.
WANTED C.ood grain hay. Kami
llureau Exchange.
WANTED Help to" care for ascd
woman nights. Call at 6-7 Court
and Ella streets.
Vt'l Nli married man wanti per-1
munent employment on ranch, i
Ilox 53 care News Hevlew.
Automobile Insurance
Your car is not fully equipped
unless it is Insured. Fire and
theft Insurance are not the only
essential coverages. Yon should
be protected with Public Liabil
ity, Proiterty Damace and Col
lislon Insurance. Protect your
self from serious los by Insur
ing today. We will gladly ex
plain thine different forms ofc
insurance. Call or phone.
G. W. Young & Son
INSURANCE
lit? Cass St. Phone 41?
De Luxe Stages
to
California & Washington
Through Service No Chances.
Individual Reclining Chuirs.
LOW FARES
Get Tickets at
SILVER NOOK CAFE
New Furniture
at Right Prices
Wa Can Save You Money
Powell' Store
115 Sheridsn St.
Chiropractor
DRUGLESS HEALTH CENTER
"Complete Health Service"
Mineral Vapor Baths
327 Cass Phone 491
Sewing Machines
For Site, For Rent and Repair
We call for nd deliver.
All Work Guaranteed.
POWELL FURNITURE CO.
11 SlwHan I'lKiti" S'.l
Roseburg Cabinet Shop
-J0 W. Oak
FURNITURE REPAIRING
Upson Board and Veneer Panel
Cut to Order
Window Screens made to order
e a amo f L. co""K?Loea
Corn
Poppers
Nothing pleases the
children, and a lot of
, older peojfle, like
fresh Pop Corn.
YOUNG man warns steady work,
rully experienced in farm work.
313 W. Lane St.
I 'AM El i'ouliry and rabbits ot
all kinds. Highest cash prices
paid. I'nipqua Poultry Co., tit3
Winchester St., Hoseburg. Phone
411.
WANTED 1 he
nllP nioilern
public to inspect
equipped . shop for
reboring and grinding valves
and pistons on all makes of
cars and a guarantee for leu
thousand miles. HOSE G Ait
AGE, phone 6ti.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT 2-room furnished
house, $6 per month. Call at
Chancellor Cigar Store, ('ass St.
FOK RENT Partly-'' furnished 4
rtnim houee, electric range, fur
nace, hardwood floors; $30 per
month to responsible party with
no children. Phone 657-J. 64S S.
Jackson.
FOR RENT Sheep and "dairy
farm, fully equipped, stock ami
machinery, lou acres In grow
ing crop, liood proposition for
the right party. J. It. Uenu,
Camas Valley.
MISCELLANEOUS
FUI'IT r.j.-wers and farmers. Hear
the a id. ess on "Deep 'Tillage"
at -the K. P. hall Friday morn
ing. U will be time well spent.
CAK O'VVNEiFltoiri forget" to
, call 553 when in need of auto
parts. Sarff's Auto Wrecking
House.
UCY raisins direct Ironi produc-
er. Twenty pounds of Thomp
son Seedless for $1.23, delivered
to any address In Douclas or
adjoining Co. Satisfaction guar
anteed or money relunded. J. A.
Cobb, P. O. 10X 413, Ited llluil.
Cat.
All kinds of rough lumber for
sale cheap. On main mod four
miles PBtt of Dixouville. Will de
liver if desired. C. V. Oden. Phone
31FI.
John R. Kelly
Sheet Metal Works
Heating and
Ventilating
Western Furnaces
504 N. Jackson Phone 466
CROSLEY
RADIO
EASY TERMS
Alt electric or battery operated
with Crosley Dynamic speaker
AC Sets
$116.90 to $212.50
Taylor's Battery &
Electric Station
Phone 67
In Ilosehlll'K Sller Fen h e
S'ation Iliiildlne.
51.-. 'Of '. .'.r
The lieiisewlfe w lio puis in
11 i-'iipl.ly of tit'-se nunlitv
einued Reoil.--. will he SJiv
K money and also he serv
ility tlie het Imidj.
WE DELIVER FREE
Economy Grocery
O. L. JOHNSON
The Store That Serves
You Best
Phono 63 344 N. Jackson St.
tifA Service inc
THIS HAS HAPPENED
Kale Intro.!;.'- J-rry Kay,
eiiiii Kin, ill Ait'Mfr LdiBiniin
the camp she is sharing with ber("lint U'.v nmitj was black with de
ruonimate, Myrtle. She likes his spair in thoai moments, Jerry. I
pilot, Dau arvey. but Alester is was afraid thnt you . . . well, t
tit ruck by her beauty and shows know better now. Hut don't bst a
her attention,
I'nable to buy a gown for a p;tr
ty ho has imited her to, Jerry
yh-lds to ihe temptation to slip
one trom the store tor the evening.
When tht-y taunt her for beiiu
"dry" at the party, Jerry driuks
too much. A rowdy d.incin i.nt
ner thiols her into the pool to re
viva her.
Ian apiwnfV to help her. bat
Alester takes her home. She is dis
charged fiom the Btore when she
confesses alout the dress. Jeiry
seeks another job, and is surprised
one evening when J'an calls. He
I ro poses and she tells him she
does not believe In love, but hopes
to marry for money. He leaves af
ter warning her.
Alester drives Jerry out to the
deserted camp, where he makes
advances, which she repulses. D;in
happens by and Jerry makes Ales
tcr take her home. When he b-arns
that she has lost her job on hi
account he uses his influence to
jet her a place in a chorus.
Rehearsals are hard for her. but
she is bef rb nded by Evelyn Starr,
who is in love with Jael Thane.
Evelyn gives a party, and when; "Why are you so sure that lie
Alester says he cannot take her, j will want to marry me," she said,;
Jerry invites Dan. Jael takes ex ! and that J w ill w ant to marry j
ception to her presence in Evelyn's! him?" j
home and a scene ensues. Then j '"Kwrnuse that Is what you both i
Alestr arrives and demands that j want. Alester may not have knowu '
Jerry leave Dan and go home with; it as soon as you did." he added, I
liim. She refuses and he leaves in "out when a man rushes all the;
a rage. way in from Long Island to a
NOW GO ON WITH TH E STORY ! Hundred and Fourth street just bv'.
CHAPTER XXXI cause he suspects that his girl is
Dan knew Alester Carstairs well, j out with another man it proves'
He knew that he held fast to his that he Is jealous. And when Ales -1
purpose until it was achieved. And, ter Is jealous he js j.-alous of j
there was no mistaking, a second ; something he wants for himsell.)
time, his interest in Jerry. (That's why I'm warning yon not io j
Alester had fallen hard. Well, j make it too hard for him w hen h.'
Jerry could be relied upon, b" goes to the mat with his fimily.,
trusted, to take care of herself,! You see, Jerry, I know it will conu I
nmV Hctiinwledcefi as the cab ! to that. At first 1 didn't think HO. '
turned Into her street. It looked ai J
last ns if she had a good chance to
marry her million
When thev stopped before htr
door Jerry opened her eyes and
sat up straight. She put out a hand
in the seml-darkners of the car cud
found one of Dan's.
"I'm sorry I got you into trou
ble." she s.tid softly.
The driver reached around from
his seal aid opened the drfor. Hut
l.i-i fare made no effort to move.,
"Jerry," Dan said suddenly, "ini.;
n.iy be the last time I'll see ymi.
You know I love you," he added
quickly, briskly.
Jerry withdrew her hand fiom
his.
No." be Bald. "I'm not going to
make love to you. I know when j
I've lost." he added,' Holding bis
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AV5mT TH' ifi'OOVA OV.'F
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&we vjs till T;t' ri".0T
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LOVE fOtt TWO'eta
tt nse voice low, "At times
I've
thouxhi I d ruiht-r take ou up and
immi uh ju muu ii-,- 1 11 " j
foul, don t l't people talk about
you. That might be the one tliiiiK
flint would stand In the way of
your ambition
Jerry's voice came in tones
pitched an low as his own, but not
so sieiidy, when she answered.
"You're talking in riddles," she
said. "I'll never see Alester again."
"Oh. yes you will." Dan assured
her. ' You're near your goal," he
added with a false laugh, "but
watch your step. Alester s family
won't accept a tarnished- reputa
tion." "Well ..." j
"You know what I mean," Dan.'
interrupted. "It isn't what you do.',
Jerry. It's how it looks to tiie
world. He careful where you're j
seen and what you do. That rtug
on your finger it's Alester's. isn't;
, ' 1 ,
keep it until he puts it oj to con-
firm your engageim nt."
He slopped abruptly and for a
few seconds a weighty silence
hung between them. It was Jerr's
voice a queer sound, half luugh.
(half cob that broke it
but I didn't know then how much,
man could love
"Aler-ter doc; n't," Jerry said'.
"Don't mM uiTe him." Dan re-
torted shortly. "Maybe no other
girl cou'd stir any real feeling in
him, but no man could help loving
you, Jerry . . ."
"But what If -If I . don't want
him to love me?" Jerry asked,
ni.ived by n reckless Impulse that
v. as urging her to delay their parting-
-tohohl Dan. to forget Alesier
;:nd all her weii laid plans.
Dan drew in his breath rharply.
"You want to marry him, don't
yon'.'" he asked gratiuly.
"I don't know," Jeri y cried. "I
don't know what I want. I'm afraid
. . . It would b terrible to be un
un-
red
happy all my life!'
"Hut pleasant," Dan volunte
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Jeiry ,
, Imn sclst-d h'-r by the shoulders. I
none loo n,-i;lly. Her K:m;ii:iK cry
r:n h" 1 tie ears of the driver who
Kiuiic-rt awr his shoulder. Tin n he
sunk bis hand In his coat pmkei
n ,t" 1 u-',,( oul pack of ciyare::;.
i nr n-nt- nv iitui ju.-i Ri'iii i..e 1
wouid not be brief, be reasoned.
,1,..,i
would be time for a leisure
ly smoke.
Jeiry pi; her tear-stained face up earlv," she remarked In sur
auRinst One'.; while he held her. prise.
She wislnd Kindly tint be v, cui.l '1 K t a headache." Jerry re
kiss her. ,t piled, mid let it go at that.
Oh n fur ;V ? ; c ne?pondtiiK J It was almost dawn before she
de-ire. li- w,!.i .-' , bewikleietl Tit asleep. Myrtle woke her at
by Jei t s chfinge of heart, and he : seven.
would not trust It. i "Aren't ou leaving early with
He told himself that sl.e did not' Abater?"' eiie asked.
' bt lit ve thul Alester would return
to her. If he look advantage of her'
; emotional weakness now she was i
Mire to Regret when Alester ap
; pearcd. .Moreover, be rem i rule tl i
himself, she never had said, or j
en hinted, that she loved him. I
His wish had been father to that :
thought.
Just because she lay passive in
his arms was no assurance that
she'd willingly yield to bis kisses,
She v.'Hs simply unstrung, and ;
ready to veep on anyone's shoul-j
der. This thought aroused Han to!
aeiion. He lifted Jerry away from '
him and she fell back against the t
, . , . . "
j leather 'lphulstery with a sudden-;
ness t. at surpiised her. j
Dan steped out of the cab and
tin ni il to assist her. Jerry looked
at him with startled ees. His face,
now made plainly visible by the
street lamp, was grim and set.
A ave o mortification swept
over Jerry as she made her way
out of the cab. It was with shame
that slio thuught of her earning
to have, him kiss her. Why, he de
spised her!
They walked up the steps to the
stoop of the old bron.toue house
in silence. Jerry quietly fished fur
her kev and ins. -r.e.1 it hi ih,- in. k
If. She l nsheil Ihe dour mien '
and with the hiieiue still unbroKetii No nrtl! could hjive 8ttI,t - b"1
ran blindly u; the s.a.rs to her i Alester. She telt in the folds of
room. Hie green paper tor a card. There
I an stood In the deserted halt! ttasnt " lie hadiTt meant tnem
until U heard a door slam. Then 4ts a l'"" ottering, Jerry conclud
he v.t :n buii-iedlf out to the waft-1 '- n,'v mUttt "hVe -,'n ordered
ing
-ah and drove ufi
i.-.iaiis Jerry was hating her
lor tier lapse from self-con-What
could Dan think of her
Sell
,lo'
-except that ske was cheap?
Openly out to marry one certain !
man and then doing her best toj
make another kiss her! U would!
look that way to Dan.
How could he know that if he'd!
kissed her in tluj cab Bhe'd have1
been just like any other girl who'
hail found her lover? He wouldn't j
evin believe what she had said
about Alesier, she thought withi
bi;ter self-contempt.
J;a:i was so sine about her there,
. . . well, she couldn't blame him:
for that. She had dnne her best)
to convince him that all she want-!
ed was a rich marriage. He was
wrong about her, though, for just
that little moment In the cab- that
I little moment whun she hadn't,
wanted to marry .Alester. He whh
So!!!
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f wrong about Atpster, too, sbe told
herself. He uouMn t come back.
HtT hi-ail ached ah nbe thought
of hersi (f us a pendulum swing
ing b. 'tween thse two men and
not knowing where to ;op. Hut
'hat was over now. She would go
to Atlantic City on the train with
the troupe.
When Myrtle came in she found
Jerry with a towel wet with witch
hazel luid at ross hrr eyes.
' Well, your blowout did break
Jerry sat up with a start before
she- became conscious of the
change in her plans.
"No, I'm going the train." she
said, and dropped back on her pil
low. lVit n1 eight-thirty, while she
still lay In bed. she heard the door
'bell ring in the unmistakable fash-,
' ion of messenger bos or special
j delivery postmen. She wondered:
j with small interest If ft could be!
for her. Not likely, she thought,
In a few minutes the landlady
came trudging up the stairs and
knocked at her door. She went to
open
crack wi I limit Ki.iiinfnir
to put on a kimono, lhrojgn the
narrow opening she raw a s;uaie
hox wh a familiar appearan.
mi
the landlady s arms. As she openeu
the door wider to take the p.uK..ge
Ihe landlady snappni: "ioau uel
get some ciotues.oo; nob. hi would
ever catch me in u iiig.itown like
thai."
Jerry Ignored her remark. She
was mteiesii d only In tho box and
its co. items. Orchids, of course.
Vcll, it biie got razzed tor having
to t.au u" down to Atlantic City
at least she could fiash ?60 worm
j ol "wers to make up tor what she
, lost.
before tnelr quarrel of last Ulght.
Jeiry took ner time aimut dress-
in,; and packing. Tne train lett in
me early purl ot the afternoon. At
l.i:'.h sue was putting tne last of
her tilings Into a blacg ttbre dress
ing case she had purchased at a
sine. At as she put on her
hat to go out to lunch, the door
hell rang again with that same "I
bring news' assurance. This time
Jerry w as more concerned. It
could be word . . . from Dan!
W hen the door opened she was
eagerly peeping over the banister.
Then she drew back ulckly as the
man who stood outside glanced
toward the stairs.
It wss Alesier, and Jerry caught
a glimpse of the black and yellow
roadster at the curb before she
ducked out ot sight.
"Ask if Miss Kay Is ready to
start for Atlantic City," she heard
hlin saying.
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A Worth While Present
Running ware, in the house, or a bathroom outfit if
you already have running water. '
300 gal. per hour automatic system
$65.00 .
Investigate our oaty payment plan.
See us first We can save you money.
FarmBureau Cooperative Exchange
Roseburg Oakland
A&cnts For
Sherwin Will'.a ns Co. Bean Spray Pump Co.
J j.ir. Deere Plow Co.
"Will, ii ..he i: n't ! guesa it
won't u...'e hei lon to get ready."
i-.K-.-d.. retoted. "The way
iiir.j n.sb nowadays ..."
grinned, though she was
a..b yd. Think of one of Alester's
s ranta greeting a caller like
that!
She crept back Into her room
and closed the door softly While
(he landlady tramped half way up
the stairs and stopped to call out
the message In a loud voice.
Jerry threw open the door.
"Yes, what Is it?" ahe- said In a
high, gay voice. "Oh, Mr. Car
stairs?' She came to the top of the
stairs.
"Why, hello Alester," she said to
him, "Nice of you to come for me,
but I can't leave right now. I've an
engagement to much at the Rtts."
(To Be Continued)
Eat baroecut. aandwlcnes mai
Uvu forever, brand's Road Stand
MEDFORD TURKEYS
SOLO FOR 30 CENTS
MUDFOItl), Ore., Dec. 10.-The
first carload of Hogue river valley
turkeys in tho Christmas pool of
the 1'oultry 1'ioducers' association
pool was shipped to New York yes
terday. The price is 30 cents for
No. 1 birds. The Thanksgiving
shipments brought the grower 3
cents.
Arundel, piano tuner. Phone 189-U
LIQUOR FINE PAID
Kugine Howden, who was ar
rested Sunday by Deputy Sheriff
Wni. Hranham, charged with pos
session of liquor, was fined 1 75 In
the Justice court yesterday. He
was apprehended with a small
quantity of liquor In bis possession
early Sunday morning.
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SIR KNIGHTS ATTENTION
Aicalon Commandery will
meet in regular conclave
4 Tuesday night, Dec. 11. Elec-
Hon ot officers. Turkey din-
ner at 6:3u prompt. Visiting 4)
Sir Knifclua welcome.
W. C. HARDING, Rec.
NOTICE
Senior High P, T. A. meet-
lug and program for Tuesday
night, Iecember 11, has been
Indefinitely postponed on ac-
count of illness in city.
GOVERNMENT IS SEEKING
BIDS ON AIRWAY LIGHTS
Plans and specifications for elec
trical airway beacons and inter
mediate landing field equipment
on tho Portland-Seattle section of
the San Francisco-Seattle airway
a ro on file ut the trade and com
merce department of the cham
ber of commerce, lllda will be
opened at 11 n. m., December 27
at the of rice ot the department Of
commerce branch in Portland.
Plans call for the building of 15
beacons and towers between Port
land and Seattle, at the following
points, Burlington, Scappoose, Co
liuubla City and Coble, in Oregon,
and Kelso, Longvlew, Castle Rock,
Vader, Winlock, Chehalts, leuino,
olympia, Camp tewia, r.::don and
Kent In Washington.
Another largo carload of 24
miles of American fence has ar
rived at Wharton Hios.
By Martin
By Small