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WANT1CI Old horses anil cows,
huniitne disposal assured. Dule
Weekly, Myrtle Creek, Oregon.
Tel. 1HF0.
FOU SALE Eight brood sows. 1
boar, oU feeder pigs, oImIH pigs
and sow. J. L). West, Kiddle, Ore
gon. KOK SAI.IC Weanling pigs and
feeders, cheap. Win. (inrrhk, 2nd
road to right S. ot Kelly's Kor
ner. FOK SALE ltlddoll's reentered
Angora billies, Howard Hatfield.
Phono 11FI1.
FOK SAI.E loo head mixed
Boats. It. K. Hurst. .Myrtle Creek.
Phono 3.U-X-4.
kFOK SALE flolilcn Cocker Spaniel
puppies. Calkins road. Uox 1(15. J.
L. Quant.
FOR SALE 2 nice calves, over a
nionih old. Uoy's liairy, Myrtle
Creek.
WANTKIJ To buy sheep.
' Sciuier, Sulherliu.
WANTED Sinull. male,
pup. 222 llaynes street.
spaniel
CHOICE wciincr pigs, llS.tm. W. CI.
i'aul. MF21.
Kay, Grain, Feed
FOK SALE Common vetch, re
cleancd, :tic pound, fairch and
Sons, Melrose Koute, llox Hilt.
WHITE HOLLAND wheat, clean of
vetch; and seed oats. II. M
Crowley. Teumile.
FOIt SALE No. 1 oat and vetch
hay. baled. T. E. Duncan, phone
14F2.
HAY Walter Loako. Hlxonvllle.
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S0 SOWS VUS HpA
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Reed Estate
WANTED To Buy slicep runch
with frontage on tlio North or
Main Lmpqua. State amount of
land, linprovninents, taxes and
price asked. J. S. Chambers, 2S2
S. 2nd Street, Marshfleld, Oro
boh. 21 ACHES wltuln two miles of
Koseburg 10 acres farm and
Karden ground, rust oak timber.
Sacrifice lor quick sale
fU5n.uu. $:i50.00 down. Box 1413.
c-o News-Keview.
FEDERAL land bank farms. lleu
sonable prices; convenient terms,
Lists available at the National
Farm Loan Office, Perkins Uuild
ing, Roseburg.
FOR SALE tl acres ndjolnlnic vet
erans' facility on west. Modern
5-room house. Will sell whole or
in part. Terms. See U. W. Young
& Son.
FOK SALE G room nouse, large
lot. Sacrifice for cash or terms.
Close In. Box 866 c-o News-Review
FOR SALE I GO acres good timber
near Koseburg. 1700 S. E. Ludd
avenue, Portland.
3-UOO.M house lor
quire fill Pllzer.
sale, cheap. In-
Work Wanted
HYDRAULIC wheel tightener.
Work guaranteed. .Mufflers, guar
anteed lire of car. Parts for al
most all makes of cars. Sarff's
Auto Wrecking House, 523 N.
Main street. Phone 553.
E X P IS R I E N C E 1) stenographer
wants office work. Uox 004, c-o
Ncws-Hevlew.
CABINET WIAtK made to order.
512 N. .Inckson. Roseburg.
west t 5oas T.evv.w
A FOREIGN SECRET
AHA aK ,tlq A-IKI
SO L0M6LV SO CLEVER
THAT SHE IS IN JAIL
IS TO WE HER
For Sole MisceilaneoM
FOK SALE Moutng kitchou range,
good as new; circulator beater;
several good heating stoves; ov
erstuffed davenport and chair;
Oak dresser; invalid's wheel
chair; automatic electric water
heater; several good electric
ranges; gas washing machine;
Hotpotnt holier. J. M. Judd.
OHAPKS Concuid-Catawlia, Niag
ara, Vergennes, Agawuiu, llluck
Muscat, TokayB lo to lie pound.
Mile N. W. Melrose more, Mel
rose Route, Uox 122. Win. C. An
derson. TWO pair lllxll donkey engines.
A-l condition. (iood double and
single extension boilers, all kinds
of mill and loKging equipment.
Write 516 Elrod St., Marshfield.
FOK SALE Home Comfort, all
enamel range, pressure water
back. Price reasonable. Fred Hof
muiui, Lookiugglass Star, Rose
lung. RANUNCULI'S
bulbs, seed ami
plains; also Canterbury Uell
plains. Mis. Hubert Wright, 312
W. Second avenue N.
FOR SALE Used small oil beater,
$15.00; used large oil beater,
? 10.00; used (lenoiul Electric re
frigerator, J IO.iio. Phono 235.
A NEW modern storago locker
ago Co. Attractive rates. Cartons
tor suiu.
CONCORD, malaga and toliay
grapes. A. F. Suksdorf, Coos
Junction.
FOK SALE Trailer house, ?!
Undgo Inn Auto Camp, Canyon-
vllle.
FORDSON trader Kir sale or trade
for livestock. M. II. Ellllllilt, Ulup
qua. Well, Who's This?
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SAI.WAY PEACH orders can be Rentals
lilled if you have patience. O. 0.
Rogers. Uuikingglass.
forNCFte.it l xll chean 1402 l'on KENT lno 3 room apart-l.-lil
.NI L tent, l.xll, tnt.ip. moms, one healed, close In. 124
I mpqua Ave. w 1)OU(!llls, ,Jn0Ile vi,.l.
Wanted FOR RENT Furnished duplex.
. Modern. Oil burner or wood. Oak .
at Kano. M. E. Kilter.
WANTED To oxchaugo storage 1
spauo lor uso of piano. Will FOR 11 E N T Furnished apart
pay moving costs and give best nients. Steam heat. DOUCJLAS
of care. Mrs. Mills, phono 330. HOTEL.
WANTED 1 or 2 fresh cows. FOR RENT Apaiimcnt on Rust
Must be gentle and good milk- avenue. Inquire 151 N. Stephens.
v'illo Road 'Y'llono's'F 4-ROOM. furnished, modern house
vlllo Road. I bono 3 ! ... 315 Soulh street. Apply at rear.
WANTED To lease sl'ck ranch rwn ai'AIM'MKNTM
Roseburg, Oregon. SMALL apartment, close In. Call
WANTED TO KENT Sheen and at The 8t"""'a Sh0-
goat ranch. Mack Macauloy, Ma-1 pOK nENT Four-room houso.
bel, Oregon. 10,12 Winchester street.
HIDES. Highest cash prices. Leave FOR RENT Garage. 218 S. Rose,
ears on. Douglas Market. (ln 431;. K.
WANTED 1arge waler tank. nnnilctrv
Charles Kivver, Oakland. i-imnr
THREE loads of pitch for kindling. , .
E. E. Woodcock. SPECIAL Extraction au.l Plates
" '. Pyorrhea Treatment
SMALL "circulating heater. Call tias when desired.
1M-K. Dr. Nerbas Masonic Illdg.
Phono 48S
Miscellaneous - . ..,.,. , .
Dr. (i. W. Marshall, Med. A. 111,1k.
NOTICE Not responsible for any Fuel
debts unless contracted by my m
order. Roy Carte, Myrtle Creek, PHONE 282
Oregon. rsrecu and Dry Slab Wood .
Z ROSEUL'RC, LUMBER CO.
Poultry
! FOR SALE Oak furnace and block
' N. II. RED pullets, fryers. E. R. wood. John Marks. Phono 5XF1.
Holm. Si.lherlin. DRY. old growth fir, 3 tier, 0.00.
Lost and Found ' south End Fuel Co.
1 LOST l DiniKhts Nalimuil bunk Chiropractor
- Billfold. $5.oii reward. Heliirn
to NVwslleviow.
Pressure
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I lit. II. 11. SCOFIELD. Phono 273.
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RELIABLE man take care store
routo. New plan of distribution.
No sollltig. Earn excellent weekly
Income. II. & W. Nut Co.. St.
Paul. Minn.
Detroit Ups With
Sensational Win
lly JUDSON UAILEY
Associated PresB Sports Wi lier
Each September some major
league club gels steaming hot.
Willi a week of the season ru
miilulng the Detroit Tigers look
like this ycar'B "hot" team.
The heal was turned 011 In the
American league September 4 when
the Cleveland Indians and the Ti
gers came together in the first of a
series of collisions destined to de
cide the championship.
Since then the Tigers bave won
II out of IS games and the Indians
have won ten and lost ten. That's
why the flctlou-llke ti-5 triumph or
the Tigers over tho Indians yester
day was significant beyond Its Ini
mediale effect upon the atundlugs.
The two clubs still have five
games to play with each other mid
in baseball anything Is possible.
Cleveland might win today or It
might win both today and tomor
row. Rut Detroit has a one-game
edge and in September a team that
is cooling off doesn't have much
chance against a club that has Just
reached the boiling point.
That's what the Tigers touched
in the eighth Inning yesterday when
they blasted across flvo runs on six
singles, five of them in succession
off Mel Harder, Boll Feller and Joe
Dohson.
The New York Yankees, the only
ollicS ( lull sllll wilh u mullionintl
cal chance at the championship.
Mere Idle yesterday and their status
By V. T. Hamlin
By Edgar Martin
By Roy Crane
IS V0UR PROBLEM. OUR "
ik tuf SUlPVIvRO CANNOT
THE M0MEWEIUS OF THE F.B.I.
CREATURE. Pt3 NOT rAL eit t-uow"
EXK3T SERVICE
Willi THrV 80m rtfc Ing You Want Dona
IK AN BXPBUT
The Arm. an Individuals llatad kalaw apaelallu In tM( work,
a thai far anaara aat-laai. You should profit ay thalr ImIb.
OENIRAL SAW IUNQ
Howard Casetmtr. 44 S.
Aiao rurnitura- repairing.
ANTIQUES
The Strange Shop. 108 S. Mala St
AUTO REPAIRING
Knight Porter, corner Doualaa Is
Mala. Body, render work, ralntlnf.
LOCKSMITH
Pacific Key Ser. Phone S49.
was not affected particularly. The
two front-rank foes must break
ovon over the whole six-game route
to help tho Yanks.
1 ho entire National league was
I1 lo. also, ami the only action out
sldo Detroit was tho season's last
night game at St. Ixillis. where the
Drowns beat the Chicago White
Sox 7-6.
Time Change in East
Revises KRNR Schedule
III urepnratlon for the return to
standard time on September 2!.
several KRNR prograins will
change- times starting Monday.
September TS. Ray Noll's popular
program "Let's Play Bridge," will
ha heard starting Tuesday, Sep
tember 34. nt 9:30 a. m., Tuesday
Ihrutigh Saturday. The Johnson
family, Jimmy Scribner's popular
ono-man show, will move to 10:30
a. in.. Monday through Friday, and
the California Oregon Power com
pany programs will be heart! at in
a. 111. dally. K UN It listeners aro
urged to will eh the KltNIt pro
grain schedules which appear
dally In tho News-Ileviow. for fur
ther changes in many programs on
Su'iday, September 2U. (lood
news to many KUNIl listeners
v. ill lie the return to tho air of tho
widely acclaimed devotional prn
g.am "The Haven of Heat," which
will be heard al 10 p. m., Tuesday
through Saturday. The Haven of
Kest features Plrst Mate Hob and
Iho crew of the Good Ship Grace
in thirty minutes of devotional
songs, scripture readings and var
ious spli'llnnl messages.
Insurance Company Has ;
New Agent in Roseburg
W. G. Shiigart, formerly of Glas
gow, Mont., has arrlvod In Itosoburg
lo establish his homo hero and .to
sorve the Mutual I.lfo Insurance
company of Now York as Its local
agent. Mr. Shiigart has liceii asso
ciated with the company as district
manager in Glasgow for nearly 20
yours. A few years ago his son
married and moved to Oregon. L'p
on their visits 10 Oregon. Mr. and
Mrs. Shiigart were so well pleased
with tho state that they decided to
make It their home.
Although nhlo to retire upon tho
income earned as a representative
of the company during the past 20
years. Mr. Shiigart has preferred to
remain In tbo service and has se
lected Koseburg as thu community
In which he most desires to make
Ills home.
Ho and Mrs. Hliugart Iihvci milled
1111 apartment, here and aro estab
lishing their residence.
S. P. Train Changes
Time of Leaving South
Southbound schedule of Sculll
era racltlcs Kliasta 10 nun rran
sco will be cut fifteen minutes
11111I 11 new schedule will become
ff,M live Sunday. September 2:1.
which will put the train Into San
rriinclsco one hour earlier than
now npplies. according to .T. K.
Hold Everything!
' ' ' '
aa iwb iv mu iwvtei. inc. t. tta. .
"Don't ynti have
PLUMS4NQ
Pete Crumett, Plumbing. Ph. UT.
RADIO ELECTRICAL RIPA4RIN
".oseburg Electric Phone 123.
RADIO SERVICING
Hargla Radio Swvtce. Phom IM.
Land Radio Service. Phone 34.
REPRIQERATtOM SERVICE
E. C. Jimw. Phone IftS-t
DAILY DEVOTIONS
OR. CHAS. A. SOW ASM
The scene of the transfigura
tion was on a high mountain but
not high enough. - This company
of four was already select, but
not select enough. The religious
background was notable but not
notablo enough, tor Moses and
Klljah must give way to Christ.
The transfiguration' experience
had done much for Peter and
James and John, but not enough,
for after the clouds of deepen
ing mystery, after tho garments
of glistening sheen, after the
voice of approving: authority,
came the climax: they lifted up
their eyes and saw no one "save
Jesus only." All. those factors
of this wonderful event, Bave
one, were temporary. Moses and
Tilljali must leave, the clouds
must vanish, tbo light must
fade, but tho vital factor re-
iiiulneil Jesus stayed, and with
thuso disciples Ho went down
from the heights Into tho routine
of life whore they began to de
code their, ecstasy, lulu action.
Seeing Johiih only, helps us to
son ourselves and all others
helps to purify our motives, uni
fy our Christian forces,! Chris
tianlzo our social ordor and of
fers a banner broad onouglt for
a Christian world to follow. May
that bo our Joy and uopo. Amen.
Clarl', local' agent. .' j
' lender the new ' schedule the
Shasta will depart from Grants'
Pass at 4 p. m.-Inetead of 4:t6 p.
m., and It will arrive In- San Pnu 1
el -co at 7:50 a. in.. Instead ot 8:60 ,
a.' m.. the announce ont stated. ,
' Northbound schedule will be tin-,
changed. Tho Shasta, will' leave '
Sun Francisco at 8:35 p. m. and
will arrive in CI rants Pas at 11:40
a, 111., next morning'., . .
EnroHment i Schools
at Gi'endate Decreases
Ol.EXIMLH. Sept; 21. Enroll
ment in the GleuiLale high and
grade schools at tho beginning ot
the. second week of sehool shows
nbout a 15 per cent decrease since
last year. In the six-year high
school. 93 studonts aro registered,
to lt last year, and la the grades.
lllS as against l.ta last year.
School activities are getting un
der way in earnest this woek. and
organisation of tho various clubs
being mailc. Orchestra praclicn
Iuls slarled and clusa elections will
be held before tho end of tho week.
CARD OF THANKS
Our heartfelt thanks to all who
extended comforting sympathy and
help In our recent sorrow. Por the
beautiful sorvlce. floral' offerings,
;md other kindnesses, we aro deeply
grntoful. .
Mrs. Fred Neureltor. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Louts Ncurclter
and family. ,
, Mib. tVelda I'llom. '
Miss Rose Neurelter.
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