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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURC. ORECON. FRIDAY. DECEMRF.R 14. 192ft.
THREf
livmef.
!i Saysi
"Eery Tur
HP-TOP CORN POPPER
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We are offering a splendid assortment of Electric and
common corn popper Tor the holiday 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 AOS WILL BE FOUND ON BACK PAGE
FOR SALE
FOR SALE Furniture at
474
South Main St.
COW and calf for sale. 150. I'hone
B63 or call at 912 Winchester St.
UlCVCLKS painted and rebuilt.
tlet my price. && N. Jackson.
roil SALK Good Kt-anllut; pigs.
John Abraham, Wilbur. Ore.
DRV fir block wood, 12 and 16
Inch. 2.75 and i. Phone 33F14.
FOR H A LB English bulldog pups.
J. M. Ifpaucake, Rast Ave. Phone
351-V.
TWO good nillcb cows, coming
fresh In a few days. R. V. Hat
field. Phone 33F14.
FOR SALE Bourbon Red stock
turkeys; also Naragansetts. John
Abraham, Wilbur, Ore.
FOR SALE Wood, oaK and fir
block ; oak stove wood. Wood
cut to order. Phono 6t'3.
FOR SALE I have a few more
Dourbon Red turns priced $H. J.
J. L'erry strain, tleo. oflivant.
MY equity 17 acres prunes, 15
years old, 3-acre building site;
will trade for late model car.
Box 73, care News-Review.
BICYCLES lor sale. New bicycles
cheaper than mail order prices.
Expert repairing. 535 N. Jack
son. FOR SALE One Sldegg Hot wa
ter incubator, good condition.
75 While Leghorn pullets. W.
Cobb, Edenbower.
ItlT M M AGE safe aVllbsrburjc Wo
men's Club Service Shop, oppo
site Anders theatre, every Sat
urday trom 10 a. m. to 5:3) nm.
SHEEin'WrSALE 15 registered
Hanipshires, not sheared; good
condition. All under 4 yrs. except
two. 115 each. Oscar Weeks,
Dole, Ore.
IF YOU like I ho Xmas trees wo
furnished the Chiefs, phone us
your order. Very nice school,
lodge and church trees. All very
reasonable. Dry old growth fir
wood and lumber for sale. J. J.
Meredith, Dinard.
FOR SALE or' exenauge Equity
3.500 In small store, some fix
tures, 2 houses, garage, lot 5wx
150. paved street, Los Angeles,
Calif., for clear Unproved of
same value Douglas county, Ca
mas Valley preferred, il 1 Box
119, Hoscoe, Calif.
NOTICE For sale, 7im Naragan
sett stock turkeys. They cannot
be excelled In the U.S. for six
and marking. I bought last sea
sou 8 toros from the turkey
shows of Missouri, Texas. Mon
tana and Kentucky. My prize
torn weighed 56 lbs. Price paid
for the cheapest bought $22 to
Write for price. W. L. Cobb,
Roseburg, Ore.
Automobile Insurance
Tour car Is not fully equipped
unless it Is Insured. Fire and
theft Insurance are not the only
essential coverages. You should
he protfcted with Public Liabil
ity, Property Damage and Col
lision Insurance. Protect your
self from serious loss by insur
ing today. We will gladly ex
plain these different forms of
insurance. Call or phone.
G. W. Young & Son
INSURANCE
1!H "J S' PVmr 417
De Luxe Stages
te
California &, Washington
Throiuli Serrlce No Clwnur
lndlTidual Rerllnlm Chairs.
LOW FARES
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SILVER NOOK CAFE
Chiropractor
ORUCLESS HEALTH CENTER
"Complete Health Ssrvfce"
Miners! Vapor Bsth
377 Cass Phone 4(1
RosebuTR Cabinet Shop
2:i0 W. Oak
FURNITURE REPAIRING
Upeert Board and Veneer Panel
Cut to Order
Window Screens mede to order
C. S. NO f. L. COCKELREAS
Corn
Poppers
Nothing pleases the
children, and a lot of
older people, ' like
fresh Pop Corn.
NOTICE For tracers, see Sarff's.
POULTRY and rabbits of all kinds.
Highest cash prices paid. Ump
qua Poultry Co.. 643 Winchester
St., Roseburg. Phone 411.
WANTED f
4
WANTED Housekeeper -for fam
ily of two. Apply at 627 Court St.
WANtEDheep"on shares. 100
to 150 head. Have plenty of
range. Write 1. N. Houser,
Bridge, Oregon.
WANTED gVery car user to call
at the Rose Garage for informa
tion on the Dayton Thorobred
tires with a guarantee for twen
ty thousand miles fully guaran
teed and insured. Rose .Garage.
Phone 68.
FOR RENT I
FOR RENT I room furnished apt.
near Benson school. Call 615-J.
MISCELLANEOUS
CAR OWNER -Don't Iorget to
call 553 when In need of auto
parts. Sarff's Auto Wrecking
House.
BUY fainiim direot from produc
er. Twenty pounds of Thomp
son Seedless for $1.23, delivered
to any wldiess In Douglas or
adjoining Co. Satisfaction guar
anteed or money refunded. J. A.
Cobb. P. O. Box 413. Red Bluff,
Cal.
BIO turkey shoot at John Roberts'
one mile went of Ilrookway, Sun
day. Dec. ltfth at 9 a. m. Rifle
and trap. Everybody come and
win a turkey. Shooting charges
cheap. Don't let rain stop you, a
shed to shoot under. Free lunch
at noon.
NOTICE. TO CREDITORS I
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned lias been duly appoint
ed by the County 'Court of the
State of Oregon, for Douglas Coun
ty, administrator of the estate of
Frank Durghart, deceased. All per
sons having claims against the es
tate of said decedent are hereby
required to present the same to
me, properly verified as required
by law, at the office of Chan. F.
Hopkins, Perkins Building, Rose
bnre, Oregon, within six months
from this date.
Dated Deeembr 13, 192.
CHA8. F. HOPKINS.
Administrator of the estate of
Frank Burghart, deceased.
Arundel, piano tuner. Thone 189-1
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All electric or battery operated
with Crosley Dynamio speaker
AC Sets
$116.90 to $212.50
Taylor' Battery &
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Phone 67
In Roseburg Buper Sefvli
RtSlloii niltlrllnR.
Th honewife vhoptits ta
supply of rheiie (juallir
rannevt rxvt. wtll bf sav
in money on1 also be serr
1d the best foods.
WE OELIVER FREE
Economy Grocery
O. L. JOHNSON
The Store Thst Serves
Vou Best
Phone Bl 144 n. Jackson SL
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THIS HAS HAPPENED
Fate Introduces Jerry. Ray. alxmrll that ft none o( her
shop fftrl, to Alester Oarstalrs1 business, but she rauht not puli
when he crashes his airplane Into ' down s feeling of reaemment.
the camp she la sharing with her) Before she had refused 10 attend:
roommate. Myrtle. She likes his ; the party he planned to give on j
pilot. lan Harvey, but Alea'.er a the ojienlng night Alester hadt
nitres her beauty and shows her! asked her to have dinner wirh him.
attention. j Just because he had nut liked heri
Unable to buy a gown for a par-' n-lusal did not Justify bis breaking
ty he has invited her to. Jerry I"18 dinner engagement, she felt.
yields to the temptation to slip one I Hm n" wouldn't hare minded t
from the store for the evening. h hadn't con.-oled himself with an j
When they taunt her for being I impromptu affair.
"dry" at the parlv. Jerry drinks! And this girl lulling him Alester.
too much. A rowdy dancing part- several of the girls were look
ner throws her Into the pool to re- "" al nw"- lerrv w- "he iade no
vive her. flan amieara to he u her.
but Alester takes her home,
She Is discharged from the store
dress. Jerry seek, another Job, and I
is surprised one evening when Dan
calls. He proposes and she tells
him she does not believe in lov-e
but hopes to marry for money. He
leaves after trying to warn her.
AleBtcr makes advances which
Jerry repulse. But when he learns
that she has lost her job on his ac
count, he becomes contrite and
uxes his Influence to get her a
-place in a chorus.
Rehearsals are hard, but she In
befriended by Evelyn Starr, who is
In love with Jael Thane. Evelyn
given a party at which Jael takes
exception to Jerry's presence. A
scene ensuea and Dan forces an
apology from Ja.l.
Dan realises that Alester la jeal
nn and Inlla Jprrv she is brine In r
him to her feet but to be careful
of her reputation. Alester insists
on driving Jerry to Atlantic City
for the opening of their show, but
she refuses to attend a midnight
party he wants to give In honor of
the opening event.
NOW GO OH WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XXXIV
Evelyn, standing twside Jerry,
saw her start at Mr. Hule's words.
"Well, what of It?" the girl an
swered the director. "I'm here
when you want me. That's all that
concerns you."
Mr. Hule glowered at Her,
'You'll bejsout of the show If you; for the benefit of the new girls.;
develop a cold." he said. "I won't "Take a bath a.ul go to bed in
have vou sneeziug around here." nightgowns." he added sternly.
"What do vou expect?" the glill "Nightgowns!" one girl haU sot-j
retorted. "Standing around thislto voce; "why bother After this
bsrn for hours half dressed would afternoon that would be too much."
make anvbody sneeae."- - I Jrry glenced at tin costume the
"Don't "try to alibi. I heard about Krl was wearing. She had to agree
that affair," Hule told her. "It's a that In comparison to It a night-1
wonder you didn't get run in." ; gown was a full-grown wardrobe-!
"Too bad we didn't," the girl; When first she had seen it she'd j
came bark at him. 'That would
have been hot publicity Tor the!
show. 'Nude Girls Swim at Mil-
lionaire's Party!' Great idea. I'll
have to pass it on to Aledter."
Evelyn reached out for Jerry's
hand. "She's lying." she whispered.
Jerry nodded. She, didn't believe
the girl vhb telling the truth, but
It could not be denied that Alester
had Riven a party at whieh she
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lev foa Two't
was Dot lirrseut. Jerry tried to tell
'""' nine uer K nation
Evelyn slurk close to her until;
they were called for rehenrsal. It'
watt Iouk after luncheon and Jerry I
'a,1''1' " nllng on
all sides, but it was without de
sign. J
"No one is to leave the stage,";
Mr, Hule bad called out a short!
while before. "We're going to make
some IwU-ni.ttute changes."
The chorus worked for half an
hour, then gave way to other mout
hers of the company.
Jerry saw the two tm-n Who had
written the scores and lyrit-a lor
Summertime down front with Mr.
Weinertx, engaged in heated con
versation. They came up on the
stage presently and Mr. Hule
joined them.
Then some of, the 'principals
were sHHembled and given direc
tions for a rehearsal of the con-
lenipuuea cnanges.
Jerry groaned. "If I could only
park myself somewhere for flvej
minutes," she said to Evelyn, "I,
might survive. j
"This is the hardest part of!
working on the stage," Evelyn ao-i
nounced: "this ghastly waiting
around with nothing to do."
At five o'clock, when Jerry felt
that she would collapse In another)
minute, the entire company was J
dismissed. !
j "Get something to eat and then
; rest," Mr. Hule advised I he chorus'
been glad she wasn t cast with the
girls who hud to wear it. Fortu-1
iately she came Into the show loo!
iHie tor that. j
There wus a scramble outside I
the (healer for rolling chairs and;
Jerry mid Evelyn missed getting j
nine. They were just turning away I
to go down to one of the side)
street In search of a cab when
they miw Alester mining toward
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Jerry regarded him with cold si-1
lence, but Evelyn greeted him
pleasantly. f
She did not know what he and I
Jerry had quarreled about, but she!
believed they ought to mak up. t
Nothing short of tragedy seemed1
important to Evelyn. Her own life.!
she felt, was a tragedy a tragedy
of futility. !
"May I drive you to your hotel?"!
Alester asked, looking at Evelyn.
"We'll be glad to have you," shoj
answered cordially. "Come on, j
Jerry; we haven't much time,"
i
Jerry did not vih to create a
scene. She went nl-wv .is Alester
led the way to the black roadster'
and sat between him and Evelyn
without protest when the latter!
stepped aside to allow her to get '
into the car first.
"Shall we stop at ine Ambassa
dor for a bile to eat?" Alester
asked, turning to Jerry.
She saw that his eyes were
ri mined with shadows and that he
looked haggard beneath his fresh
grooming.
She shook her head. "There's a
little place across the street from
the Everett." she said. "You can
drop us there."
Alester understood that she
didn't want to have tea. or supper,
or dinner, or whatever It whs, with
him. He set his lips in hard lines.
He guessed she'd heard about Hist
nicht's party. Well, she'd have to
learn that he was accustomed toj
do as he pleased about such things.
He brought his car to a slop in
front of the small restaurant with
a suddenness that revealed his
state of mind. Evelyn benan to
think she had made a mistake In
letting hi in come along.
Jerry offered no objections to
having him go In with them. She
was not settled in any (tei.nite con
viction about him. She had no
right to be angry with him, she
told herself and yet she was. but
she didn't feel as If she never
wauled to see him attain. Her In
clination was to fight It out with
him. But she couldn't do that with
Evelyn present, and she didn't
want to seud him away until he
knew what she thought of him.
Their simple meal of clear soup,
a poached eutt and milk was soon
finished. Alester drank a rup of
of fee in an effort to quiet his
thaUing uervea.
"What lime are you going back
to the theater?" he asked when
they walked across the street to
the hotel.
Jerry did not reply, though Eve
lyn waited for her to do so. The
silence became awkward, at least
to her.
"We can't say, she said finally.
"But don't bother; we can tele
phone for a cab."
"I'll be back in half an hour,"
Alester said. "You won't leave be
fore' he added, appealing to Jer
ry.
"I don't think wo
said dryly.
could," she
Alester left, them at the street
door, rp in their room Evelyn
paid: "Don't h too hard on him
The Christmas Spirit
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Jerry. He's been brought up to be
a playboy. You will have to lead
him out of It and not try to drive
him."
Jerry stood at the window,
watching AUster drive off. He had
stopped to light a cigaret. He
looked very handsome in his snap
py ear. There was an assurance
about his movements that attract
(d her. Obviously he was used to
having things his way, and Jerry
was not immune to the charm of a
personality that had developed
from conditions utterly foreign to
her.
That It was a personality that
could not endure being shorn of
power and glamorous background
she did not realize. Perhaps Eve-t
lyn was right, she thoughi, and
her prudery was silly when used
as a standard for Alester' con-:
duct.
Hut at least she could set stand
ards for herself. He should not'
make her break them. j
When Alester returned in eve-
nlng clothes to take them to the
thenter her anger had left her. but
In Its place there was a cold de-;
termination not even to be tempt-1
ed to attuiid his party. She sup
posed he hadn't cancelled it, j
Jerry had been thinking so In
tently of her o-n affairs that she!
had escaped the general excite-j
ment of the occasion. Even as she:
applied her makeup and got iuto
her costume for the first act she!
did not feel nervous. Evelyn
guessed at this and refrained from
speaking about her own stage
fright.
The half-hour call had conn; a
few minutes after they entered the
dressing room. Evelyn had watched
Jerry to see that she did not lag
over her preparations. Now and
then she had given a word of ad
vice In a casual tone to her less
experienced friend.
"Fifteen minutes! Fifteen min
utes! Fifteen minutes!" Jerry
knew the voice of the assistant
stage director. It did not disturb
her.
But when It came again, "First
act. First act. First act." she grew
suddenly cold and sick. "First
act!" meant the wings. In about
three minutes she would be out
there on the stage and the curtain
would be up.
A sea of faces swam before her
Imagination, receded, crowded In
upon her.
Evelyn put an arm on her shoul
ders. "It's always a friendly audi
ence on the first night," she said
soothingly; "but you must try to
forget them. Jerry. Can't you think
of something very, very Important
to you? How pleased your family
will be . . ."
Her voice was drowned In the
clamor that broke out among the1
girls with whom they wro hurry-J
in it toward me wings, jerry leit as
though she were moved by some
motion over which she had no con
trol. She remembered that hor
rible moment when she had at
tempted to dance for Mr. Welnerts
at her first tryont. Would she be I
like that tonight on the stage be
fore rvervonp?" f
Do You Believe What You Know?
People think on what they know but
they act on what they believe.
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"I'm freextn;." she tried to say
to Kvelyn. but even her voire had
dropped to croaking whisper.
She clo:;d her eyes and clenched
her h;. mis, seeking self-control
lih all the power of will that she
posrer.sed.
A thing she used to say when
she was a child returned to her.
"Well. If you can-do it 1 can." She
opened her eyes and looked at th
girls about her. They would go on
and dance. She'd never heard of a
whole company becoming paralyzed
with stage fright. "If they can, 1
can." she told herself hopefully.
She turned her face to the stage.
Two people were out there shak
ing their lines, Jerry thought their
voices sounded unnatural and she
saw a bit of business go wrong.
Hut it did not seem to matter. The
audience hadn't caught on. Per
haps they didn't watch so closely
after all. . . .
The cue for the chorus!
"Well," Jerry thought. "I guess
Atlantic City Isn't going to pay so
much attention to me but Alester
is going to see that he' hasn't
wished a flat tire onto Mr. Weln
erts," (To Bs Continued)
Rest bred flock Naragansett at
Pacific coast now belug offered
See classified ads. W. L. Cobb.
VILLA SANTA MARIA. Italy,
Dec. 12. An avulnncho nearly an
nihilated this mountain village,
which Is near Ianrlano, yesterday.
One child was kilted, several per
sons were Injured and ten houses
wero destroyed. Other slides are
feared.
All kinds of roueu lumber for
sale cheap. On main road four
miles east of Dlxonville. Will de
liver If desired. C. V. Odeti. Phono
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Bean Spray Pump Co.
ELLEN POST 13
NEW SECRETARY LOCAL
RED CROSS CHAPTER
Mrs.. H. E. Cully tendered her
resignation as secretary-treasurer
of the Douglas county chapter of
the American Red Cross at an In
formal meeting of the chapter of
ficers on Wednesday afternoon.
At this time the appointment
was made of the successor for this
office and Mrs. Kllen Post was
named to fill this position. Mrs.
Post acted this year as roll-call
chairman, successfully enrolling
l:t9 members for lt29, and her fa
miliarity with this work and her
interest In the civic activities pro
motiug public welfare makrs her
especially fitted for these duties.
MAD AGAIN!
939 fence, full weight and gaug;
copper bearing, line galvanized
31c per rod. Harb wire $2.95 roll.
Good cedar posts 13c each.
Stearns A Chejiowetlr. '
SHARKEY AND STRIBLINQ
TO FIGHT IN FLORIDA
( Worlati-.! trf Urnwsl Win )
NKW YORK. Dec. 13. Tex R .vis
ard announced today that Jack
Sharkey, Roston heavyweight, and
Young Strtbllng, sensational young
Georgian, have agreed to meet III
tin elimination tournament bout at
Miami beach, Fla., in an open air
arena to be constructed there to
seat Gu.om).
PERSONAL
Widower 87, would like to meet
.any tor companion. Must h
fined. Christian and not over
35
years. Address A. 13., euro News
Review. By Martin
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