FOUR
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, FRIDAY. DECEMBER 18. 1936:
1
Uur4 IJuilr lOsvcpi Huiidar hy the
niviiuviiv tu-i inc.
RleailHT of Th AMMuvlntvil lra
The Aasouiuttid 1'ienu iu excluttlvo
y enlitkd to the line for rupubllu
tloti of all liowa tfiapatulieit urcdlttsd
to It or not ollterwitie crjdltud In
this paper and to all lo:ul now
published herein. All righti of re-
Kubllcatlon of f pedal dispatches
erla r alio ritrvl.
HARRIS ELLSWORTH Editor
K tit t red na second clan mutter
May 17. 1920. at the post office at
Ruseburff. Oregon, uwler act of
Represented By
Hun lruiiulMi-o 220 Btmli Btreet,
lu Auu'lf iH'i South HprhiK
Street, belittle 803 Stuwurt HUoot.
CiiU-uae JtiO North MchiKi Ave..
)firlt 323 tituulibntum UlSrk, New
York U Kut 4(flll titieot, 1'orllliud
oiiedell Bid.
Dully, per yuur uy uiuu , .f-I.Jl)
LMAiy, ti moniliN uy imoi j.vu
ijsjuy. a iiiutium by u&il i.vu
ggfiiy. oy torrier per mouth.
fllJC plnball machines uro nowa
days sweeping the country in a
Save of popularity similar, In a
' ty, to the grout enthusiasm for
minimum golf. Though tnu peu
Qeo tulf had n quick rise und u
stvldco iigll, It Is not nearly so like
ly tbcjl tlio nlnfill gumes will go
ul tl) QUiugly.
8t)il(j) tlio word 'ggfrnbling" for
$389 not gambling muchlues
lead IW ould not bo peruiltteii.
'J'Ho plnball games are classltied us
Qlubtll ynes ra cHjull'lud as
-gomOt of skill. Do It ol.'nerveil In
Hi l)oii;ity, liowover, Unit thuru Is
8or of 411 IOiei of eliauee In
rutllef Iho manbles Ilia u there was
I 'pint mlniaturo pi su the
8!4all c&ut eill 101 longer in
ft'.WIc nvor. cion? btibry
B6 H0c to laee chance, us
littnced by tSe f:t llt hun
(llttl f4 Willie' of dollars l've
38n tut xn fordgp cisintrles by
GS- IUS83 l tbe V0liou heep
818809 Merits.
8ut lt)ca tho nift'lilncs uro per
mitted And tilncQ the city 9 always
iff 0td of revenue and additional
ftfirco of i0mt, hy nut If
ccs the,? .
. 1'i'oW'iniffio license tax placud
; on tlio plnball niacliluo wuuld work
a (lordship on no one und would
provldo t- conuldorublo ntimbur of
dnlloi for tlio city treasury each
this year promises
SS J I cclobrQed ffillll greater
fvi (lid ntliuslusin, ut least In
1G9 IJnitnl os, than it has for
l0t yifflfl, pui'tleulurly tboHU
Inc0 tl 4upri(3Sioii.
Bui! factors coull'lliute lo the
fact t!i0l tlio piielis which Santa
Ctem will brln to American
homes this holiday will bo guner-
ously filled.
I recent mouths tlio upwui'd
swing In slock vuIiich ami the
guuurul lnurnvieul In business
and employment lias geuenileil u
now spirit of culliusiuHin und hope.
Ktoros report a record volume of
shopping, pot only for sluples and
necessities but also lor nilliles
classed us luxuries.
Toy iiiuuiifacliiiei's eallmate tlial
tllolr trade will bo in uxccsh of
SJUO.ulin.iino ibis holiday season
iney niivo led Ilio llllilket Willi
now gniiien uud diversions whleh
uro uuiililviitlng In thulr niigliial
liy anil cleverness of design.
At (lie sumo Hum, Christmas will
not bo such a Joyous occasion I'm
those In sotiio oilier counlilrH,
ospoclu.iy In win-torn Hpaln. The
grief und despair of past events
and Ilio uncertainty of Hie future
so trouble Iho present that the
holiday holds Utile moaning Ibis
0.velir for tho licniletulu.
In Ureal lliilulii, too, rejoicing
Is soi$wh(D tempered by the
Hlli km brought about by uhiline
tl of King Kilward VIII.
Vet, willuil, lliere Is a spirit of
llmlsm, a coiifideuce In the
I l uro which tiuiiseeuds uatliiiial
bounds I
(Cuittlnuo'l ft Din patiu J.)
m
of public lifn. unit nmkoH or iihhk
tlio hiilncHH r nuiuy inililic iliar
(irteiH, MimIIm ikIi, Ilkiilil(? in
nuarly vvvvy vji, ivi 0 Icmncil
Hit trick, r.inl h.h result Ills lift'
Iiuh been more or luss ciiihlt-
llH-IMl.
rrrnl(lonL l'l unltliil It oust vi-ll
linn tho Knack or tl. as did TkihI
dent Tit coil mt KooKcvcIt, ami ft
litis been of iMioruons v:tltti. lo
llllil, HH U Willi to hiH HIlltiUloUK
COUHll).
IT llm Pnko of Windsor vnnl: lo
bo Itnppy In Ills loniuinlug ours,
lie'd tetter acquire tlio knack!!
lio hasn't It already.
It will tin: oo th lila path amazingly.
T EPRKSKNTATI VE MAIIONKV,
tl l.fnr-nhi eiinttlv (nuAr mi t Utt
cohhI) complains bitterly because
(ho state highway commission Is
"spending too much time unci
money building fine. foul-Juno high-
ways for wblto collar boys to trav
el on from bul. ni to Portland."
.Mr. Maluinoy, It will bo notoil,
makes no complaint about th mil
lions client b.-Qtho highway com-
mission for the fine Oregon Coast
highway, with its costly bridge
that replaced Iho existing ferries.
That was In HIS district, and
It Is human nature not to complain
about the niorge Hint Is spent in
our own door aid. That Is one
reason why government Is expen
sive.
Kecnhlng a I 'i-mt nt'iM""
VtiHa reKiirtiitijn ear iuihhIiiu Ii-.,ii
iuhl chv. i.otvunn ruin I'hisom. hi
eiiarixe of tile Inefil inH"ri(.t ot 1 1 -
illlil.l IIHK-I Htlll'tlMl ll(OVIM'Wl i,
iooh lor lue vehicle, ,M the tl'tfi
sertloit of (;nss , and .hicKHon
rtirel'ta he nailed Ml Iiim ulno Ml'll
una us lie uiir so u cur matin tue
lurn. The ollieer sinned in pur
suit, for It was Ihu ear which nan
been oeciibeu to nun.
no took tnu driver into custody,
lint the uiuu was released wncii
me garage from which too auto
was taken declined to sign u com
plaint. The niuciuuo Is oeuig held
uere lor tlio owners.
Tnu driver, It wua reported, had
represented his Intention ot buy
ing too ear and was given pcfiuin
siou to lake It out for a short tont.
Instead of driving lor a lew
minutes as he liuil promised, the
stale police oll'leer :d he was 111
tornied, me driver sifted for bu
geno. C.DUO Kilocycles)
KO0AIle 0U TODAY
IMC49
l:ou uran IJiw
: lo "Uoodnignt," Sign Oft.
SATURDAY, DKCKM UI5II 10
ti:45 "Kurly lllrdu
V;ua aumibo uiguii Hocltul.
V:iu "Aiuriii ciocit l-juo. '
7 "uowh on
bar tiros.
7:46 i-JuuAr(eie
8:00 oon Lit 0c-f"
N. J. riowau.
8:0 h.icretl ouloctioua.
iilaiiiniju iuUHtu.
u:ou"bw itunri."
i:i) Anisic a iia it io Curnol.
iu:uul rniik Truumtiuur und Or-
chcatra.
10:30 "Belle and $ tha," Ccq-.o.
10:3a "HomemaKe0 t-mony."
ll:U0 Tliroo ltliytiun Kinga.
il: lo Tho Kivo apiult's.
11:110 'AhiodH In mulmiy."
liiiOO Tnno tilgnal, Knuutson's,
lUiulUUHB Moiiiii.i MuhIu.
12 ; 15 Aiulmiau und OrclKUtru.
11:30 EaQles Lotifj6,
12:45 NowB-Rcview Nows,
1:00 "Hanson Varieties."
1 : 1T Iam Aiifct'k'u lunco IJiuul.
l;yu 1'Veddy Alurtia und Oiuiuh
tra. 2:1(0 CIohu llurinoiiy Four.
2:15 Joo lluymcti In l'opular
.Mimic.
2:B0 News Flashes.
It ; Ui "World Ainu."
U : no KiiinuiiH M iific.
;t:Jl"i:hildinr UtMiuunty.
;t: lt -Novelty TniK-a.
3:1)5 "Hot Shots,1' Ccllar'a Radio.
r.on-I-Yltnl Mflodi
4:15 "Eaolcs Ljo."
1:30 (inili lm.
4 : -1 5 "l luciUiiU Jit Ki;;n Off,
81'NDAY, HKt'KMlll'Ut 20
M : HO SiutimI llyinim.
11 Mill - V c.l m u IW rvuKi-mti, (H dl-
cutid to Iho HoiioOiuK Yol-
ciunn' Facility.
!;:i0
ln;lH
AlldlllMlH I-us, Uoiloi-H.
Ncbn hiutniitiis t'lnb I'm-
Minl.i "Tho llloum'd Vb-
1::IM iVtirl l(. Itolihison, Voail.
I1:C0 Bnptist Church Services.
l-:lio - iti mm Cuncn t. 0
1:30 "Rhythmen Entertain."
l;no Los Anm-liM y.viiipliuny t)r
rhOHtru.
1 : 15 Rosehtiro Gospel Mcsscn
qms, C. 8. Hays.
l;;il - Vutloi' Hiilon Kn lU'slni,
2:00 "Hansen Varieties."
11; Hi - FmnoiiH Mttf ir.
Mtil 'CliiisiniUrt rioitnnn" Mol-
ionn (linlr,
;1;imi popular I innrn TiiiH'.
3;30 Canyonvilte C o m m u n I t y
Broddciat.
4:00 'Annelus Hour," Dr, C. A.
Edwnrds.
I : I'.O - 'lirisl mas I'limls,
I; -"(iuii.lnli.iil" Sln Off.
r.AFETY AWARDS FEATURE
PRE CHRISTMAS BANQUET
Willi A. I., Wtdl. irrnliknt oi
ilrnci.il I't-ii dt-mn t ni ionitinn, In
ilio roW' ol Sania Clans, Christinas
proiti'iiis in i In fnrni ol inonro
plcilUi'B and rt'tlititalt' of im'ill.
H.vardi'd hy iln National Satfly
i-mniftl lov oi n m and ink achlcvn
uirnirt in im ldrnl picviMUion. re
presented iei'rntl U. various di
liarlriioit hcadH of thin maim- oil
nmpauy. in aiii'iidani werP near
ly fnni inaiiaiifM-s, sni.filntemlenlM
and others oriupyinu xtuutive po
sitions, (ay Inlonimtion isued hy
Ted HnyUer, Hosc'.'Uis niaiiaKet Ur
General
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CMAPTKR XVIII
Tho vii Iter arrived with thulr
cocktails, "tiugitr" had ordered u
couple of "old-futihloncdu" which
aro p rutty potent, llo calculated
this would loosen Vernon's tongue,
uud give him tho nccesoury cues
how to proceed, ,. . . .
Hhu toyed with a ploco of pine
apple on ihu end of a tiny wuodeu
d tie K.
"Let's have a toaHt," auKgeHtod
'Sugar" souly. He tilted Ins glass
up. ''Lot'u uriiik to what 1 see in
your eyes and what you see in
mine, Iteuiititul!"
"I see two little demons dancing
in yours. I wouldn't trust either
uf em!" Sho laughed merrily.
HIh hand touchuu her kneo. "You
aoe two fires that you have lit,
darling "
"Ah glib us all that? Aren't you
tho experienced person!"
"I forgot everything when 1 look
ul, you. Your eyes uro liko pools
where a man could drown himself
for love of Qui."
"Now how oHon have yuu said
Hint to other people?" 0
"Not tit all. Jtut 1 shan't saany
more slneo yw'ro so cruel."
. "You mean you won't play If 1
won't play? All right, 'Sugar.' You
wuro rightly named. You're u flat
turur." Voi nou sipped her cocktail daint
ily, llur eyes sparkled, and her
race was rosily flushed. It was
rather fun to halt thitf gay pliilan
derur. .
iwt when ho began to grow more
and more serious, she fervently
wished that Nan would return.
For the little rostmirant hud fill
ed completely now, and among
the lunchers wore several people
aha had mot in (ho past tew days.
The utleniinalo gossip who hud
turned up in bright pun at. the
Sunday Morning Pu Junta liteuk
litst club had arrived, and vas
si'aled directly opposite her. ...
This would bo a nice tidbit tor
hliu lo circulate!
Tlio eel-like ult'l called Jeniln
walked in wilh her poet hny frieiiu.
Vei'iw could sev them Whisper
ing aiin nudging each oilier as
they slured in her direct. on. lib
ih(a) eyes uimiii her, she wished
I hut "Sugar." wouldn't ogle her so.
ami Ueep lnurttiui ing Idiotic
ihito's. . . .
It only needed Prince Karinoff
lo arrive wilh .Mcrlinu de Hi ay to
coinplele the parly!
Sim wonhin't let llnumhts dwell
on the rocnli-Urunl Terry. .' . .
Hut he was worth all of litem,
her heart told her.
Meiiullful. you don't listen to
one word I say, And vu have such
a Mule time together!"
"Hush. People will hear you.
"Worrving atiuiu about the mob!
People ways do gossip, so what
does It mal'er If we give them lur
Iher sulsiunce?"
"Incorriblo man! I wtsn Nan
would come back."
"The dem e wilh Nan! You'd
think I was her property, iion't
you know ll'.i you I wuiii '-'"
Ol'hen you want something thai
you can't n't. 'Sugar. Aient you
a-hained m' that name?"
N..I a hit ot il. H r fers to my
intensely iimiabto illspusltlon."
How modest you are:
I'm as nroud as a peacock right
nf litis minute. 1 hope everyone I
know see me right here with yon
hoMiim your hand - like this.
Iteaiitifu'
l imido us though to raise It to
his lips, but Vernon pulled back.
Aro vou mud " l.ook at those
people walchiiiK is. Let go of my
hand."
"1 shan't let co. no. till you ve
promised to diu itltb me tlita eve-
An Uncivil War at Home
GIRL
Christie
nine. Beautiful."
"I euu't. I've got u date. I'm
dated right up for a mouth, Uu
seiislhlo."
"No. I shan't let you go. I'm u
pcrsisJunf man when 1 wuut a
ihiiig-uiui I want you more than
I've over wanted anyone, Hv.eet:
neB3. I'll he waiting foiOyou Itr
niglit from seven o'clock on, down
In the lobby of your hotel and if
you don't turn up, I'm coming up
to your apartment and snatch yuu.
Mo you bear me?"
"1 hear you. und if you don't low
er your voice the whole restau
raui will hear you " ,
he devil with tiioni! Don't you
understand I'm cruy for you?"
Vernon despite the undeniable
ardor of his words suddenly felt
as though u chillQvind were, blow
ing on her. She withdrew her hand
from Sugar's grasp, just Ju time
lo meet the quizzical hosnfe staru
of Myrtle Sarrull Sugur's wife
who hud entered the illlh'OeBtuu
rant unseen and stood before them
accusing.
"Do you mind If I speak very
frankly?" said jUyrtlu Sarrail in a
voice of ice to Vernon, there iu the
small upstairs restaurant of the
Goldfish tavern.
SugaV Sarrail had Ignomlniously
fied, after introducing Vernon lo
his wili. He hud inumhlcd soiue
lliiiti: ;mit promising lo telephone
his broker at 2 p. m. ami had i
parked down the stairs.
Myrtle, her month drawn tightly
in at the corners, had seated her
self in the place jur.t vacated by
Suur. She repeated her quest ion.
"tin tilieud," Vernon replied
quietly.
"You'd new 10 New York, Hive
.vou not? You're a girl whose par
ents have made muiey. and you've
gol plenty of social aiiilnn?"
Vernon steadied herself. She
imir.t keep Ijjt head, Musi deal
cautiously wilh this truculent per
son. " Ye;i, I am new lo New York.
About having social uiiihitiou, as
you call II. I'm not at all certain. "
"Don't prevuiicate. You want lo
An ahead. Yu waul to make.u hit.
Prohi'.hly u 1'ig nuirriaye."
Vernon (hmii:ht. O.th Hushed
cheeks: "This i:; insufferable."
"And you're commit ii() a big
hlunder right at tho start, doing
to ruin your chances."
Verii'iu net her naze directly.
Saw the lii;hl of tille in her
eyes.
She Ihoinhil: "How to shield
Nan? She (suae here after her! I
must cover il up "
Aloud she ansO-red, genlly: "It.
Is kiml of you to he interested in
me, Mrs, Sarrail, but I'm not. a
schemln;; sort, oi person."
Mrs. Sarrail snapped Imck'angri
ly: "Yet you ror.io hern wilh a
man ied nu n? You think that's
clever? You think it's goin-, lo
''ke you seem smart and fascin
ating and vampitish.''' Q
"I l!itnk noilMim of the sort."
"Why. if I'd a mind lo. I eunld
ruin ymi! DoiJ yon umleisiainl
tlial. you slnpi'ri'ool?"
Not even for N;n would she take
ihln. V. unui held her h'ud,up
proudly.
"I handy know .Mr. Sarrail. It
Mils not of ny seeking t luil He met
today. He is nothing in tlu wmld
to me. You cult believe It "
Mrs. Sarrail rose- The tmpIe.iR
aut look uas still on her laee us
she fa Id. definitely: "I'm Kiving
vou fnlr warninu. Pontiiiue this Notice is hereby given that war
Horl of Ihing -ai.l e.ud abet yourWruts Now, ys-ly.1-10l-102l:M(U-eousinNun
in meeting my mis- j 1UM 1 1-1,1- Issued by tho Klktnn
band-meet him alone in hide-j : nion WQf. School No. ti are now
away corners liki this- and 1 called fin payment untl Interest
shall set everybodv if Importance 1 ceases onthis c.ate. December 17,
In this towu agoiust yuu. This ,ia
no Idle throat. I mil-and shall
mane t fungi; extremely hard tor
you, Gllss lysoii."
And with inui, she disappeared.
With burning; cheeky, Vernon saw
amused glances turned in her di
rection. Oh, it had been hateful of Nan
to bring her into this! Hateful of
.Nan to sneak oil' ami join "l-oggy"
lieuson! iiateiul, of Sugar to V:eur
out cowaii)y as lie had done, 1 av
mg her an innocent intruder to
lace llic jealous anger of bis wife!
Sbwouhtot wait. She would
go at once. She told tho waiter
to tell the gentleman on hlt re
turn that sue had been called
home,
tioL tears in her eyes and biting
her lip to maiiitain composure, Ver
non hurried down the stairs of the
lioldtish tavern ami was just at tlte
door leading Into the street when"
someone touched her on the arm. ,
She swung round nervously. Was i
it the uriuled Myrtle? A polo-1
getic Sugar? J0ekless Nun?
IL wasu I any one of these. It was
Terry Shannon. j
"I must apeak lo you. 8n't dash
off like this, pleas' !
She murmured aoniethlng about r
being in a terrible hurry, and hav- J
ing an important appointment.
"My eurfs ut the door. Lot me
run you lo wherever you're going,"
said Terry.
He p.i nmsterlul, like that. Up'
set as sho was by the scene wilh
Sugar's wife, she could slum)
hcrLi'guing. . . .
In a tew moments sho was in his
car, with Tony at the wheel, und
the crisp October air blowing iu
their laces.
' To the plewdlde, please," Vor-Cl
nou said nervously.
The aw shot into Park avenue
and turned south.
Immediately Terry said: "I've
an apology to make about not lurn
iiiK up lor luuchOwith you today
whn I promised NuQl'd come."
"Thal'd quite all right. Nan ex
plained you had a previwio engage
ment." Sho was s tariff!; straight
ahead, and Terr thought how love
ly she was looKiug, in (he little
green li touched wilh coral, her
bright russet hair peeping out over
ouch ear.
"I wits round at the Kurruils'
hot'. I'd an appointment with Mr.
KairliiUiUs Sugar's fuiher-inluw
about some business. When Nun
telephoned nit; this morning, 1 for
got I'd agreed to atuy ohSr lunch
afterwards,'
"1 see. Your old friend Alma?
That was it ?"
Terry swerved to avoid a parked
laxicab. Was It Vernon's fancj, or
did he look confused.
'I hiinil-.t them Jjver. to the
lioldiish tavern, imping to sec you
to explain "
"There wasn't any need. I piQ
fecily umlerslint:!. She added,
with u sudden flash of auger:
"Was it your bright idea to semi
Mrs, Saiiail -upstairs after mo and
her husband'"
Terry swung round, startled.
"(iood heavens! Sitpu was wilb
Oil?"
"Yes. . Nun had invited him."
"Hut I saw N..:i downstairs in
tin hit- tilth tlt-it fh.in ''iiJirv'
Itenson. What vwis the big btea.V;
leaUug you alone?
Vi rnoit smiled ruefully. "Nan
evidently believes in (he old sayini:
Q.tt two's company und I luce's
horesome."
"i;n, laud! And Myrtle Sar
rail found you! 'ne has gol the
devil of a temper hen she's rous
ed. Ad-U-i to ll-at, 1 take it she's
slightly ltd up with the nonchal
ant uays of her 'Su-ar.' "
(To he continued)
NOTICE OF WARRANTS
lt3$. KditU Madisour Clerk. Adv,
JELLO
JS&X. 2 All Flavors J
" . Packages 1UC TJy H
iEW Limit 3 Pkgs. to Customer jC,' i
m soda ;f
I , Lb pk! 5c jp ;
RAISINS 24c
Fancy New Crop Thompson Seedless
' o i
Swansdown Cake Flour p.e23c
BIPE OLIVES tail eon 12g
SHREDDED WHEAT
hor turkey stuffing, 2 Pkgs. .9.
Tne big oyster like fresh, big 8
Minced Butter Clams, tall can
It
t-anuy wnoio kernel, 2 cQns
lat uen peas nd tst eft
or Cnnstmas, new firop, 2 lbs.
Hound
Pound
Redy for the pressing, large
TOMATO JUBEE AH
Of
found e
9 LUM of DATE FUDDJSftG MffPBft', tin
W4T0MNAit-ftallj', ....jfc
FknCAm fLOUl S'ilfeftisry's,
Ivh a-ib. n 1:
B(MEm WASIIWG WDWDESI Lg. P. ..33c
I, LUTEFISiS For CkriWnms, rjjUnd 15s
LETTUCE
CElERY
APPLET
ONIONS
Big crisp
Large crisp bunches
Delicious,
Spitz, Ortleys, box
Spanish
EAMBtlNGS
OF THE
NEWS-REVIEW MAN
BY PAUL JENK1N o 0
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:.ki.i; or oiii .iiukin
l'otll
tjia I illil yi'slinliiyl. tlio olil
ginik:llltr ul tio t'hivoi-.sHy of Oil'.
K.o li ninny year
iu'.ii .l;ujt; h.uil
lifcn lnuny tliliixs
'lu'lnro bpcniiiin
11 SHl-'li'lHM-. As
ri'lulri! iK'fori?, lio
had ImmlitAil 1 he
I ' a y use Indian
.vui.qV-i a yomm
mail, iu was a
Ti'S.is raimi-r. I,a-li'l-
ill liko. untl
nfli-r i lulling to
llii'nn. ,-.e v rut
iiark st-ir ratlin- tt thu suutli
ami fnm:ht In tin. Civil war. nn
llln siiln nt Mil- Ci iifoiUMmy. lliu
'ini ut his lnnlct liH-nu'iifs hail
Ihi'lr hlltli in h ilays lio passiil
in Ti'xas, iih a rani;cr.
"tinn." Im used ti- loll mo. "them
was po.viH-rul lu'ctic iliiys, "e was
on llui k all the tliiK', chasiit'
iliiwn b.i'1 luiliii'il i-illnlnals of this ;
1.1ml or ila-.iriuUc iiistlors. nun-.
lii'icrs ami juti-onimon oili',iai.v
lliii'Vi's ami such. Hhe sine was. an
ou-.tln" life, iiiai luUCM times now.
while I'm luitti'iiu' ubout in my
luosii, I get to liuulu' tur them dais
Saturday and Monday, Dec.
- oz. can ...
Ar1.
like ffs peas, can ........
Ml
Pk. .
G4t1, 2 on
5e'
heads
Sweeto4 lbs.
Id iioniu au;aill."
The rosi: .litekln l..,'lilliineil were
woniloiTii! ones. kiohIiii; hi the
I'urkliiR in rnmt nt his Inline, anil
In well tenileil rows nloun limb
slilcN uf Ills liouao. Me eeilidlily
Inveil roses, unil siitnl nil his spare
lime. liiQseusoii, cuIiIvuMiik. pin u
Iiir ami Miiruying (hem. They were
the piiiie of his old heait.
Ynu ran ilmmine, then, with
whal i-o-isternutmli he av.olie one
summer nihl. to Iniir somenue
teaiilii, past his leih i window,
riciil in tlio midst o0 his finest
lose blloiles. 1 ll.s . luuiy f, ,. w,,r(.
irashiliK I tic Ihomy id.iiils riRht
ami lofl-the noise of the duniuize
was 1ml I and uiilah lakahle.
Jiirltlo was mud. lie was a lot
lllailder a few moments luler, w lien
lio In in d tho sound or another
m.ui smashiim his way thioupli the
roses, evidently In pursuit 0t the
fir.il. At any rale, he railed om
pantingly Hie one word, '-.STOI1!"
mill just, as he was opioslle the
bedroom window, he riled a shot.
"'Hy eiaekie." .laesie told me. "
was mad lietoro: hut when thai
.-..ouiidiel not only snia.,lied ui)
roseliushes Uowu. but had the Ball
to shoot a gun right uuder uy win
.m
....... m
19 and 21
DELICIOUS
CHRISTMAS
CANDIES
Our candies are bought direct
from the factory and are made
from pure cane sugar not
glucose. '
SATIN CHRISTMAS
MIX Pound ..12c
GUM DROPS
Mammoth s'ze, pound 12c
OLD FASHION CHOC
OLATES Pound 12c
MISSOURI CHOCO
LATES White, Creamy
centers, pound ,...15c
BEAUTIFUL YULETIDE
BOXES Extra fancy
Chocolates, 5 lb. box $1.19
FANCY CHRISTMAS
CHOCOLATES
5-pound box ....89c
2-pound box 59c
EXTRA FANCY CHOCO
LATES 1 -pound box 39c
CHOCOLATE COATED
CHERRIES "Bishops"
1 -pound box 29c
Special Prices to Schools,
Lodges, etc. We furnish
the bags free of charge
See Our Kine Assortment
jujTuu? n. ftif i i iff im
Fresh Koasted
peanuts:
Virginia Jumbces
Vz Gal.
Qitfrt
Gold Seal
Witn Brandy
Pound
' ''Lffar iipScial''
lrdf-tiet Uowfeg
Gujrntm
i yl
White VK'onder
'Mo Bars ..
ORANGEiS
Fancy Sunkist 252 Size
Dozen .. .. 17C
Case $3.39; z case $1.3
Maraschino
Cherries
Lge. S-oz. bottle ...
! .. .i iT
10-B f
der, my Texas lilcod just boiled. 1
jumped right out of my boil unit
crawled under it:" 0
Onu of .luckie's neighbors hail '
been cllaslng a prowler ho discov
ered robliiii his chicken roost. At
ier looUing at his roses the next
nioiniiiK, Jackie never romnve him.
"What's a few ilanOhiekens, any
wny, eomparod lo my fine rosea,"
he coinplalned. "WishT nil uf 'em
had been slolen. All they do in '
sciuich out my young bushes, uny
how." U'ell, .l;Ok'u nay t-oiie In his re
ward these ninny yours; but nel
iloni In this day do I see lino roses,
IhaPl don't think of li in..
"Hmoolh" silp and panlie set
will sliuid a world of wear It's a
fashion "scoop" and the lielnht ot
economy when a forin fiuliiB slip,
and ronilj cut panties come incom
er in one, oasy-toiniiko fflyiitern!
And what remlniiie ne.ul Xvouldn't
adoro several of theso rels, espe
rially whin they're within every
wound's reacii!" Anne Adams
1'attei n Service.
You iu rl;:hl. .MiM Adams. They
holier h, withia easy leiuli, if
ftfcins to me..
Dr. R. J. Lockwood
CHIROPRACTOR
3 I 2 E. Cass St.
Phone 445-R
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4 f. H It r f HOIUI ! t Ht'M