ROSEBURG NEVTS-RFAHEW. ROSEDURG. OREGON, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 5. 1928.
SEVEN
No Man Tall Enough
To pick fruit from the tree without a ladder. So we have
stocked a big assortment of , v
Step Ladders and Fruit Ladders
All of these ladders are built to stand service for sev
eral years, and they are economically priced
Every orchard should .have a number of these ladders
for fall picking. Come in and see them.
Churchill Hardware Co.
THE WINCHESTER STORE
CLASSIFIED SECTION
ALL NEW ADS WILL BE FOUND ON BACK PAGE
FOR SALE
FOR . SALE Concord grapes just
, - right -for Jell. Phone .60. . , v
, yOK SALE About 60. pure bled
' Shropshire ewes. John Abra-
'-ham, Wilbur,, Ore ..... .. .:.
S FOR SALE Baled wheat ' straw,
i J10 delivered. Phone 5F23.. F,
1. Betts. V '-.'..'-' '..
FOR SALE About 80 fl. I.. Red
pullets. 51.25 each. , E. M. Ma
this, phone 3F4.
GOOD ?40 rolled steel round "oak
heating stove for $18. 804 Hamil
ton St.
.USED CLETRAC Good running
- order, at a bargain. Farm Bur
eau Exchange. .
ELBERTA PEACHES GO cents to
-$1 per bUBhel. A. F. Suksdorf,
Coos Junction.
PIPE, PIPE, PIPE. See , ub for
water pipe and fittings. Lowest
prices. Farm Bureau Exchange.
FOR-SALE 25 weaning pigs, your
choice $4.00 each. Emmett
Hall, Wilbur, Umpqua Road.
FOR SALE Jelly grapes. 5 miles
south of Roseburg at C. H.
Claypool's. '- Price reasonable.
FOR SALE 500 . sheepT" W. per
head It all taken; . Rice Bros.,
; Pillard. . .
! COMMON vetch and grain seed,
2S cents per pound. S. D. Goff,
; Oakland, Ore. .. ..
JOHITdEERE- TRACTORSSuIlt
i for long lifo. Economical and
t powerful. Look it oyer. Farm
.) Bureau Exchange.
FOR SALE Four cows, Jersey
strain, 3 to 6 years old, ; three
giving milk. Bert Russell Myr
tle Creek, Ore. 1
FOR SAXE'runes for canning,
60c- apple box. Bring boxes. 2
miles west Soldiers' Home. E.
' It. Page. -
; FOR SALE To responsible party.
piano ' located near' Roseburg.
Easy terms. Berry -Piano Co.,
2- 437 Lawrence St., Eugene, Ore.
HOME ilglitEtsTLook over" our
j- Fairbanks. Morse-, light plant.
V Wonderful construction.- Low in
I price. Farm Bureau Exchange.
FOlTSALE f 6"wBmaH muleB 8
4 and 12 years old. .Good to ride
li or pack: Sound fat and smooth
I built. $75.00. Art Ilychard, Yon
' ualla, Ore.
FOR SALE Poaches, Mulrs and
KlbertaB. Nice ones. Delivered iu
' ltoseburg, $1.25 per bn. ; $1 at
ranch less boxes. M. M. Cooper,
phono 5F14,
FOR SALE 7 h acres near Green
Station.- Will BCll at less than
half value If taken at once. For
particulars wrltn to A. Wilson,
" zl1)yvli5 St. Grants Poss,Oro.
FOR SALE 8-room liouac, cor.
Woodward & Stephens Sis.,
hardwood floors. 2 blocks from
business section. Will take
$5500. If taken in 30 days. In
quire 10 1 Woodward St.
WATER PLANTS electric plants
$75 up. All types of electric
or gas engine outfits for deep or
shallow wells. Farm Bureau Ex
change. ,
Our Specials are best gro
ceries every day and low
prices coupled with service.
Phone In your orders.
Yes, we deliver.
Economy Grocery
O. L JOHNSON
"The Store That Serves
You Best"
Phone 63 344 N. Jackson St.
WANTED
WANTED Rhode island Red
hatching eggs, Roseburg Poul-
, try Market, 50i N. Ja,ckson.
WANTED Woman, for 78enerul
housework. Address 64, care
.News-Review,
NEAT clean woman to assist w.lli
lunches at auto camp. . Fortune
Branch Auto Camp, Glendale.
WANTED To rtTorbuy7 sheep
ranch; price and terms must be
right. Address "SR" Care News
. Review. '
WANTED fc TO . BUY Few old
' sheep; state age, breed and
: price. Address "D. , H." care
j. News-Review. . '
WANTED Work by junior high
-school girl. Will'e'xchange references.-
Give all details in
first letter. Address "M. G."
Days Creek, Ore.
:
FOR RENT
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FOR RENT
' nlshed 6
419-J. '
-Furnished or unfur
room house. Phone
FOR RENT Four-room furnished
house. $9.00 per mo. See A. M
Wallace E. 6th St.
FQR, RENT 2 .room furnished
house $6 per mo. . See elevator
man, Perkins' Bldg. -
MISCELLANEOUS
L
THE Farmer's Mutual Fire Relief
Asa'n. Is represented by I. M.
Tuthlll, Oakland, Ore.
GUN repairing, key
Village Locksmith,
son.
fitting. The
536 N. Jack-
FOR TRADE 2 fine registered
buck goats for buck goats of
. equal merit. Phone 48F4. L.
Goodbourn. i
CAR OWNER Don't forget to
call 653 when in need of auto
parts. Sarff's Auto Wrecking
. House.
DEER HUNTERS Season opens
Sept. 10th. Come where door
are plentiful Guides, packers
and pack homes furnished at
reasonable rates. Address A. 11.
, Davis,. Dothan, Oregon. -
LOST
LOST Thursday, lower sot of
teeth. Finder please leave at
News-Review office.
LOST Leather suitcase between
Eugene and Roseburg. Song
book has Stockton addrcHS. Pres
ent address 1841 Broderlck St.
Sun Francisco.
NOTICE
It you want to buy, sell, rir trnd
real eslate, Bee BRUCE CO.
Myrtle Creek.
Phone or call at Helnllno Studio
for information concerning the
Mlessner Melody Way Method of
class piano Instruction. '
Fire Hazards
are increased during this time
of the year.
Carry Fire Insurance
in an adequate amount to pro
tect yourself in case of fire.
Check up on your poltclos and
Bee that you are protected. Our
office fa at your service in ail
matters pertaining to fire and
auto insurance. Prompt and re
liable service.
G. W. Young & Son
INSURANCE
116 Casa St. Phone 417
Chiropractor
DRUGLESS HEALTH CENTER
"Complete Health Service" '
Mineral Vapor Baths
327 Cass ' Phono 491
Roseburg Cabinet Shop
iM W. Oak
FURNITURE REPAIRING
Upson Board and Veneer Panel
Cut to Order
Window Screens made to order
E. S. AND F. L. COCKELREAS
FORMER DOUGLAS " j
COUNTY GIRL WEDS
I A very simple wedding took
place in the council room of the
M. E. church in Corvallis, Oregon,
Tuesday morning. August 281 1928.
I when Clarice Echo Pardee became
It he bride of Frederick Foster
Schepnmn, Dr. Wm. Hints officiat
ing. Mr. Schepman is the son of
Mrs.- Mary . Schepman of Htio
ana a grauuate or tue ' scnooi or
Commerce, O. A. C, class of 1927
lie is an instructor in the . high
school at North liend. Ore; Jti'S. j
Schepman: is the- daughter of Mr. i
and Mrs. S. M. Pardee of 311 Lau-1
rel St., Medford, Ore., and a stu-:
dent in the school of home econ- j
omics. 0. A. C, class of 1929. She
served as president of Waldo Hall
during the, last spring term of
school. The young people left im
mediately for North Bend whore
they will be at. home after Septem
ber 1. Only; a' fow- relatives and
friends .were present.
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CHURCH NEWS I
Rev. Hoover Pleases Audience '
The services Sunday at the
Bible Standard Teniplo were well
attended. The evening message
was, "The winning or uie master
piece.
It was indeed the master-1
nlskon tP n carmnn Thi fntoiinn In-
terest manifested by the nudieuce
led up to a wondorful altar sor-
vico wherein thirteen gave their
hearts to ,the Lord. Mnuy others
were so gripped with the mossago
that they wore almost t ready to
surrender. -
The afternoon teaching upon
the "Return of Christ" was of
great benefit and blessing to
everyone that listened. We take
this opportunity to urge' everyone
to attend these meetings at 2:30
during this week as well as ' the
evangelistic service nt 7:45.
The subject for Monday evening
was, "Bible Bolsheviks, and Why
the Bible Is Out of the Schools
of America." The messngo was
one of real interest to parents who
had children In school.
Tuesday afternoon Rev. Hoover
spoke from a cart, on the "The
Great tribulation, Whnt Is . It" and
hi -thje 'evening .on "The Baptism
an'd Ministry of tho Holy Spirit."
We extend an Invitation to attend
and hear this man of renown and
exceptional ability. We feel it is
a great privilege to have Rev.
Hoover with us' as his,
calls are
Mrs Mary behepman of 14WM,- ,(.( La.-'-After my first child
Washington. St., Corvallis, -Ore,,, Took I.ydio & Pinklmni's
anil n urnMiinta nt tha aohnnl lir i - . . .
coming in so fast that ho can only made by E. H. Fletchor of the lo
answer a small portion of them, cal weather bureau station. Tho
Therefore we urge the public 'to
come and receive the benefit s of
these marvelous messages.
, CORRESPONDENT.
. ' :
the subject for Tuesday eve-
ning was "The Baptism nnd Mm-
Istry of the Holy Spirit." The
evangelist gave his own personal
experience as why he is -now
preaching the Full Gospel and his
message brought tears to many
Boots and Her Buddies
WE
FR1ECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS ' Ideaa By Blos'ser
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SALESMAN SAM ' - On Your Mark ' Bv Small
wm-omsV, T seht offTcek surs.'. fGfiTp,MoveotJ1'SfsrA. I't-c HeoioYee.P-,6osH SPsKSrfoH7weLLrteT'sn fiilli(!llill!iir " PT UE(ST THG-Y'LL COME
trrMSSJSKT11" STePOOT HCRe ftH1 ) BUT "THIWK Me'S RUIMer J MP.K.E. TH1 BEST OF A M HWV fS RUNMIM'
H,V& BP,CK T 10 f,?,?-r- COOK. OIO TH'TrVtLOR UTTLG BITTOO i ,-1 UP IM SHOOTlM' c3J7 V v ' J
SO WEAK SHE
COULDN'T WALK
Helped by Lydia E. Pink
ham's Vegetable Compound
Vcaiitablo Com
pound for a run
down condition.
I could not walk
aorosa my room
at times, I was
so weak. A friend
mduccd me to
take the Vege
tuble Compound.
Sinco that timo
I have also taken)
Lydia K. Pink
ham's Herb Med-
cino nnd the 1'ills for Conatipntion,
and 1 have used, Lydia K. Pinkliam'a
Sanative Wnsh. I m a housekeeper
and I nm still taking the Vegetable
Compound a a tonic io enable me to
do.ihv work." tMua. E. F, Vicknaih,
829 Hancock. Street, Gretna, La.
eyes. The afternoon "ervlce nt
2:30 o'clock is Bcrlptura teaching.
The subject for today wos "The
Battlo of Armageddon and Whore
It Will Do Fought," The evening
service subject, "The IJivino Plan
tor Divine Healing.".
REV. HILTON NOW
PASTOR OF CHURCH
r AT GRANTS PASS
Rev. C: H. Hilton, who for
number of years was a resident of
RosehuiB while sorving as pastor
of ' the Christian church in this,
city, has accepted the pastorate of
the Christian church at Grants
PaBS, according to word received
here and is now making his home
in that city, having arrived there
last week. Ho takes the place
made vacant by the resignation of
Rev. Earl Ladd, also well known
here, who has resigned to enter
the evangelistic work. Rev. Hilton
has been recently located at Glen
dora, California, but has been anx
ious for considerable time to re
turn to Oregon, as he piefors to
live in this state. 'i .
AUGUST WEATHER NEAR :
THE NORMAL FIGURE
The month of August was a very
normal month from the standpoint
iof weather, according to the
monthly meteorological report
tomperature for tho month avor-
agcil 67.6 degrees 'as compared
with a normal of 68 degrees. There
was onlv a trace of precipitation
as compared with a normal of .3-1
0f nn Inch. There was 2t clear
days, S cloudy days and 2 upon
which a tiaco of precipitation was
recorded. .
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- live fnrevpr.
Brnnti's Rood Stand
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( LEAGUE. GAMES I
.
(By tho Assqclatcd Wess) ' !
Hollywood jumped to a two
game lead by defeating the Seals
when the Solous fell .before Oak-
land in the opener of this week's'
nine game series.- The .Stars took
ajx early lead end had scored all
suveu runs Lefore the Seals got'
around to chusing in counters in
the seventh rud eighth. Three
runs were made In tho first San.
r-'rancisco treat i:i tin i evenlh and
In the eighth Gui S.ihr got a hom-j
er with two on bases but tho total;
was two short. of victory and the:
Stars won 7 tq S. Batteries: Hul-'
vey and Aguew: Malls, Jones audi
Spritu.
he Acorns mado bettor use of
the eight base hits allotted them
than did Sacramento and won 7 to
Lyn Lary, Oakland inflolder,
halted a Senator threat when ho
knocked down Koehler's fast drlvo
when tho bases- were crowded.
Buzz Artlot Mid Tory Governor
each got triples to drlvo iu Oak-f
land runs. Oakland was never
headed ufter getting the lead in
the first frame, llattories: Dag
11a and Lombardl; Gould and
Koehler.
Oshorno and Weathersby, Angel
pitchers, guvo the Missions nine
lilts nnd nine walks and tho Bells
walked away with the game, 9 to
1. Tho Bolls took the lend 111 the
opening inning with four runs
but the Angola enmo back in the
Bocond and took three runs, which
were enough to take Bill Hughes
from the box. Swedo Nelson re
placed him and pitched oreditnble
ball the rest of the game. Bat
teries : Hughes, Nelson and Bald
win; Osborne, Weathersby and
Warron.
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LEADERS IN THE t
t MAJOR LEAGUE t
. (Ily the Associated Press)
(Including games of Sept. 4.)
National
Batting Hornsby, Braves, .382.
Runs P. Wnner, Pirates, 128.
Runs ' batted in r Buttonitey,
Cards, 113.
. Hits P. Waner, Pirates, 200.'
, Doubles P. Wanor, Pirates, 46.
Triples P, Waner, Pirates, 18.
Homers Wilson, Cubs, 30.
Stolen bases Cuyler, Cubs, 27.
Pitching Benton, Giants, won
22, lost 5.
American
!' Batting Goslin, Senators, .377.
Huns Ruth, Yanks, 142.
; Runs butted In Gohrlg, Yanks,
126.
Hits Matiiish, Browns, 202. '
Doubles' MniuiBli, Suhulte
Browns, 40. '
Triples Combs, Yanks, 17.
, Homers Ruth, Yanks. 47.
.Stolon bases Myer, Red Sox,. public schools, conservatories, unt
2it., -; , ... vorsltioB, colleges and' normal
..Pitching Hoyt, Yanks, won 17, 'schools. Phone 390 for. iutornia-
lost 4.
It Was
oatt .t'. wtvv .uit uisc
OUT RrotM' , OMt t)AY, SSS, ?-
' wa' A .oy,ow vooTcmt
t-OKlG AW' WOCW. 6UM Wt
V AM 6MO,"6T OfA THtT .
HOf,4" iuV UNt THAT - AM-
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FOUR REA80NS WHY
1. There is a great display
of . fancy fruit and melons
from the best orchards In the
whole valley. , Everything
guaranteed good, and there to
choose from. . '
2. Busy people caii buy eve-
nlugs. there is something da- 4
o iug at Brand's "every day up
to 3 a. m. Fair enough? .
3. Only six minutes from
town on the highway, with
lots of parking and turning
space.
4. The gardens aro worth
seeing and one can get a
fountain lunch as well as
fruits. Tho children like to go
to Brand's. i
BRAND'S ROAD 8TAND
I
J BALL SCORES IN J
I MAJOR LEAGUES
. ..::!.,..'. .'.-
' Tho Giants had rudely bumped
Jimmy Ring and the Phils into
somewhat lgnomlnous defeat in
the first gnmo of n double header,
9 to 4, yesterday, and wore leading
7 to 6 In the second when Scott,
reclaimed from Toledo, entered
the box to pitch the ninth inning
against tlio tall-endors. s He :served
one down ,Cy Williams' "alloy" and
tho old-tlmor clouted it over his
favorite right field wall, scoring
behind Klein nud pulling the gamo
out of the fire, 8 to ,7, '
Instead of-galnlng ground, the
Giants really lost some for the Chi
cago Cubs also put on a ninth in
ning rally nt tho exponso of the
Pitsburgh Pirates and advanced to,
within nn eye-lash of the second The semi-tlnnlB have now been
place GiaiitB. The score whs 9 to 8. completed in tlio play, for tho
Brooklyn took both ends of a president's tup, the survivors bo
doiible header with the Boston Ing I. G. Broadway and Dick Nor
Braves. 3 to 2 in 10 innings, and 9 bns. Theso two players Will com-
to 2. FlowcrB' homer gave Ddzzyipote some time this week for the
Vance his 19th victory iu tho open-i prlzo. the cup Is awarded to the
er. best player of the olub on a haridl
In the American League, the cap basis, all membors being oil
Athletics came back strong after! glblo to compote.
their double Labor-Day roverso at : 1- -o -r
Washington, and trounced ; the
Senators, 9 to 2. Rube Walberg
was touched for 10 lilts but was
supreme in the pln'ohes. The vie
tnt'v nut the A'lt within t.wo .names
of tho liile New York Yankees.
. the Chicago White Sox,' taking
their second double-header In
many .days from Detroit, stepped
into a. fourth pluce tie with ,the
Senators. The score In each game
was 3 to 2. Htmneflold's single in
the eleventh gave the Sox the first
game and a ninth inning rally ac
counted for the nightcap. ;
Tho St. Louis BrowtiB bunched
hits In three innings to down the
Cleveland Indians, 9 to 0, for tho
third straight time,
"Melody Way" used by over 200
tlon.
This Way
We Will Pay You
For space in your barn or implement shed
We have 3 movers, 1 ruke, some irrigating pumps, and
some fertilizer to carry over until next season. We will
mnke you a money-saving proposition to get the space
for seasonable goods.' .
Farm Bureau Cooperative Exchange
ROSEBURG ; -. ' ' ; Agents tor OAKLAND
Fairbanks Morse & Co. - Bean Spray Pump Co.
John Deere Plow Co. Sherwin-Williams Co.
i V L. N. Miller Dehydrater Co.
LOCAL GOLF CLUB
TO PLAY CORVALLIS
TEAM NEXT SUNDAY
The Roseburg Country club Is
making preparations for tho tour
nanicnt to be played with the Cor
vallis team next Sunday.: Tho local
club- was Bhown a- most .enjoyable
tlmo at Corvallis recently and
hope to be. able to eqiuil the hos
pitality of tho Corvallis club, the
playing will Btnrt at .9 a,, in. A.; A.
Wlldor will be In charge of . the
tomn.; ,
Woll drilling. See W. F. Korhln,
uox Sbo, Hoseuurg.i j
JAIL SENTENCE IMPOSED
I ' Wm. Kirk, of Anbuif, was arrest-
od Saturday night charged with be-
PEACHES
Lemon Clings
now reacfy at the Curtis ranch.
Bring containers. Phone 8F4.
F. M. CurtiV
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'tM TtMU .
Ing intoxicated at a dance. He en
tered n plea of guilty when arraign
ed bofore Justice of the Peaco J. J.
Brown and was given a 20-day joll
sentence He was arrested . by
Deputy Sheriff Daughorty. tt
New Face
Powder Popular
MELLO-GLO is a wonderful new
shado youth color. Perspiration
hardly affects It and It will not
leave the skin dry and drawn. Try
this new French Process Face
Powder and enjoy its marvelous
beautifying qualities. StlckB well,
stays on longer and dous not clog
tho pores. You will surely lovo
MELLO-GLO. Nathan Fullertun,
druggist, ' . .',
LOGGER KILLED AT
SILTCOOS LAKE SUN.
James D. Seaborn, ' 65-year-old
logger employed by tlio Slltcoos "
Logging company, was killed Sun
day at the logging camp near Silt
coob lake. He wos omployed as
a choker setter and was struck by
n flying lino, which hurled him for
12 feot, killing him instantly. As
tho ficcidont occurred in Douglas
county .Coroner Rittor was called
but found no inquest uobossary.
BIDS FOR COAL '.. ' :
Scaled bids will bo rccalvod by
! tlio county court nt. the court
houso, Roseburg, Oregon, on or bo
ifore 10 a, m Frlduy, Soptembot
i7 for sale und dollvory to tin
county of 20 tons of coal.
; ... - GEORGE K. QUINE,
1 ; County Judge
By MartiV