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DO YOU KNOW
That Roseburg has some
the finest music studios
in the state, and as good
music teacher as can be
found anywhere, and that
tte have as fine a music
storeas can be found be
tween Portland and Fris
co and H good Pianos as
money can buy. with
prices far below Portland
Tl. ; . la on nnruir
unity that you should not neglect for your children's educa
tion. If yu haven't a piano let us talk it over with you. A
vor? small pavment will put a piano in your home, and your
children can start in with the other students the 1st of Sep
tember We handle pianos of all grades from the cheapest to
the best. Also 2nd hand pianos .and organs.
OTT'S MUSIC STORE
Tbe Hfteo where PIbikm Cowl Lew,
FOR BEGINNERS
DUNNING SYSTEM
OF EMPKOVED MUSIC
The only system fur beginners, indorsed by tbe world's most
renowned musicians.
GLADYS H. STRONG
Studio: 426 S. Main St. Phone 311-L.
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pROrbwaiONAli CARDB
lUiMBAi ". Auctioneer, gats high f.
1 imbA cut iriuw.tr. fuuum
tH M W. Caw.
C. M. JONES
Automobile Tailor
Aulo tops and upholstering, mat
tresses remade, touring cars al
tered lo sleep in, dents removed
In bodies and lenders by new
process.
708 N. Jackson. Phone 338.
KLKTOX NEWS.
SPECIAL
PRICES ON
TIRES !
FOIt A LIMITED TIME.
HEXDKKSOX CORD GUARANTEED
0O0 MILES, FABRIC 6000.
SOtS Fabric 9.73
8l Fabric $12.73
8UiS!4 Cord 18.50
Six Fabric SID.73
8.1x4 Fabric .$20.73 1
84x4 Fabric ; ... .921.73 i
82x4 Cord 929.23!
83x4 Cord M0.73
34x4 Cord (131.50 1
8H4Uj Portaite Cord .940.001
87x3 Portage Cord 949.001
TUBES.
80vS Vltalic 9 1.75
80x84 Vltalic .'9 1.90
Stall orders given prompt attention.
Roseburg Tire
Company
134 W. Cass st. Phone 613-R.
Everybody seems to be busy
threshing now days.
Prince Dluley and family and Olle
Macalem and wife have gone to
Portland,.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cheaver and
son Arnold and Mrs. W. H. Levins
went to Albany last week by auto.
Mr. Luse will soon tales charge of
the telephone office.
Wall Freyer (s threshing In Kel
logg at present. -
Elkton has two doctors here now.
No chance for a sick man.
P. M. '
to . o .
Announcements have been re
ceived here of the arrival of a baby
girl at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Hoskins at Medford. Mr.
and Mrs. Hoskins are former resi
dents or this city. Mid have many
friends here to congratulate thein
upon the new arrival.
HUNTERS AND CAMPERS.
Pack horses and guides for that
trip up the North Umpqua. Address
or phone N. U. Packers and -Guides
Assn.. Hoaglin. Ore. Larkin Kiw,
Sec. Phone 36-F21.
CHICHESTER S Pi LIS
lS"fcw THE DIAMOND BKANtX A
V k lktm-U Wam7B ru dA
Fills in U4 ud fcM netalllAVx
tnitet. teiied with Kilt Rlix. V
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lMAJlUND II HA Ml FILIAftx A
ye n known M Vm. Saint. A tiny RelhM
SOLD BY DRIX-CISTS EVERYWHEJtE
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a
ROYAL CLUB
RESTAURANT
Open Day and Night
MRS. W. R. BOWMAN
Proprietor
Cor. Cass & Sheridan Sts.
1
Prepare for School
Now is the time to get the Kiddies
School apparel in shape for next
year.
This store is prepared to show you
new goods at very satisfactory
prices.
Yours for service.
I. ABRAHAM
COLL "SUCKER"
IN FLOCK
Poultry Meti-.cds Greatly Im
proved by Campaicjns in Com
munities in Idaho and Iowa.
FARMERS' WIVES GET5177.22
Many New Poultry Houses Have Bun
Constructed and Othtrs Ropalrod
and Cleaned Brooding Elim
inates Nonlayers.
(Prepared by tli. I'ntted States txpirt
m.uc of Agriculture.)
Culling eaini.nina In Iowa aud
Idaho have greatly Improved poultry
methods In 1 lie communities where
they were carried on. The borne dem
onstration agent, co-operatively em
ployed in Marshall county. Iowa, by
tbe State Agricultural college and the
United States Department of Agricul
ture, states that many new poultry
houses bave been built and many oth
ers repaired and cleaned. In one
month, with the assistance of a spe
cialist from the State Agricultural col
lege, 60 demonstrations of culling were
given, 0.V) persons attended and 7,320
birds were handled from which there
were 8,003 culled out. Tuberculosis
was found In 43 flocks and cholera
In 17.
Rteords Wore Kept
Thirteen egg records were kept for
two weeks before and after the dem
onstration. The owners found that
2,219 birds laid B.4U2 eggs before pull
ing and that after cuUlng 1,527 birds
laid 6,370 eggs, which meant that 092
were not producing. The "slackers"
wera sold for '25 cents er pound, and
netted $177.22 for the farmers' wives.
In another county In Iowa during
one month 62 demonstrations wore
held In the culling of home poultry
flocks by the home ' demonstration
ageut In which 6,833 birds wera
handled und 2.000 culled out. at a snv-
lit
"THE 8ILK STORE."
Home Demonstration Agent Culling
"Slacker" Hans.
Ing of $3,322 on feed. About $1,200
was realized from the sale of these
nonproiluclng birds.
Big Saving In Idaho.
Six home demonstration agents In
Idaho counties report poultry culling
with the result of saving $51,3tM. In
teresting reports from the counties in
clude the building of 25 tandard-type
poultry houses, a tuberculosis eradica
tion campaign, two poultry excursions
with an attendance of 170 Interested
people, and a community breeding
circle to demonstrate that systematic
breeding tends to eliminate nnulaylng
hens. Two counties conducted full
culling campaigns followed by co-o-eratlve
marketing In carload lots. Defi
nite poultry records are being kept by
demonstrators In each of the six counties.
CAPS ADVANTAGEOUS
IN PROTECTING HAY
Would Obviate Much Difficulty
With Alfalfa Crop.
20 Reduction!
Uls ll"-"r,l,d ,ln of x'ei 'rota tbe largest woolen
Patterns fVh . m Jow ,n PO"H' to offer a range of 100
w-ft ..u't.lVguir.nJJea0 t F" "'
J. F. DILLARD
ROSEBURG CLEANERS
Service) First
PRODUCE MUTTON FOR TABLE
There Are Many Artas When Few
Sheep Could Be Kept at Advan
tageThrive on Brush.
Slieep sre not very generally kept
on fsrnis for supplying the family with
meat. There are many areas, espe
cially in hilly or mountainoua regions,
United States Department or Agricul
ture specialists point out. where near
It every farm could keep a few mut
ton sheep to advantnge. Boys' and
riria' rinhs in some pans of the coun
try hsve done much to foster home
production of mutton.
Sheeo naturally graze over rather
ii an and Mek a variety ' of
plants. Tills habit adapts them to
being kept In large nambers on lands
of t parte vegetation or which furnish
a variety of grase or other plants.
They do better on short and fine grass
than ou coarse or high feed. They
ill eat much brush and, if confined
to small areas, will do a fair J of
.inin nn land. When nsed tn this
asy or on Isnd producing brash only
they cannot be experted to prove very
satisfactory in producing god lamb
or fnod wel. Useful Information for
. nnititaklna the raising of
.kn sill he found In Farmers' Bui
i., 1. urn mhlle slsuxbtertng and
methods of cooking and curing tbe
meat are discussed la Fanners' aiuuetw
1172.
Old Methods Used In Curing Mixed
Timothy and Clover Not Always
Adequate for Good Grade of
Alfalfa Hay.
(Prepared br the United 9tats Daparfe
meat of Agriculture.)
Hay cap can be used to advantage
on many farms in the eastern half of
the United States, to keep rain from
a-ettlng hay In cocks. It is pointed out
In Farmers' Bulletin 977 of the United
States Department of Agriculture.
In the corn belt, where thousands of
farmers are growing small acreages of
Si:
Alfalfa Hay, Showing Cocks Covered
With Canvas.
alfalfa, and beginning to realize the
great value of tills crop, the use of buy
caps would largely obviate the diffi
culty now experienced In curing tbe
first and the last cuttings. The old
methods used In curing mixed tlmothy-
and-elover hay are not always ade
quate for alfulfa, and In many In
stances a good grade of alfalfa bay
might he assured by tbe use of bay
raps.
Iu tbe South, where tbe weather Is
rainy a large part of the time during
tbe long baying season, tbe buy chp
Is an especially valuable addition to
hay making equipment Alfalfa, also
alfalfa and Johnson grass uiIxik! buy
are rut from three V Ave times a year
in tbe South, and a great deal of hay
of Inferior quality Is made as a result
if trying to cure by ordinary method.
In this section hay caps bave been
used to good advantage, especially
with legume hay grown for market.
ESTIMATE OF LUMBER WASTE
By Careful Cutting Much Can Be
Saved and Short Pieces Can Be
Used In Odd Places.
Don't forget to estimate the waste
In buying your lumber for building a
poultry house, barn or other structure.
In figuring on Common sheathing add
one-tenth for waste, and one-fourth
for matched flooring and all kinds of
siding. By careful .cutting you can
save much of the waste"; and there are
many places in s building where the
short pieces can be used.
Don't buy too many nails. If you
do they are almost certain to be scat
tered around the place, especially If
there are children. Some specialists
In the United States Department of
Agriculture prefer wire nails as they
a. re easier to use than cut nails, al
though the latter kind have greater
binding power. Use 10 to 20 d nails
for framing: 8 to 10-d for sheathing;
fl-d finish or casing nails for chip
boarding, and H-il for siding. Four
penny nails are 1H inches long, A-d
are 2 Inches, and 8 d nails are 2M
inches. It tnkes about four pounds of
3-d nails to 1,0ia shingles; 18 pounds
of 0-d for 1.000 square feet, board
measure, of beveled siding; 20 pounds
of 8-d. and 2.' pounds of 10-d for 1,000
square feet of sheathing; 30 pounds
of 8-d for 1,000 square feet of floor
ing and IS pounds of 10-d, or 25
pounds of 20 d for 1,000 feet of stud
FEEDING CATTLE IN SUMMER
Animals Have Seldom Been Marked
Down When Marketed Because
There la a Surplus.
The Increase of chores In summer
ill operate against great Increase
of cattle feeding during the season of
field work, fur the average farmer
does not care to feed cattle night and
morning In summer when tired out
with the long dny's work on the lend.
But If one cares 10 Investigate, be will
find that summer fed cattle seldom
have to be marked down when mar
keted because thrre Is a surplus of
stuff In the terminal markets.
The Ideal ratlnn Is made op of rich,
lender grass and grain. Tbe feeding
period la shorh-ncd and the gain per
hundred pounds nf grain la enhanced
as compared with dry-lot feeding In
winter. Counting sll the rectors In
tbe game, the risk In summer feeding
for marker Is far J'-ss than in winter.
MINERAL MIXTURE FOR HOGS
Charcoal or Slack Coal, Wood Ashes,
Alr-Sisked Lime and Coppess
Are of Importance.
Keep s mineral mixture of charcoal
or slack coal one bushel, wood sshes
one bushel, sir slsked lime fonr
pounds, salt fnnr pounds, copperas
one and one fourth pounds, before
your hoc at all times. The copperas
Is dissolved lo s quart of wster end
poured ifver the other Inrredlents aft
er they are mixed. This mixture hejua
to keep down worms and make the
bog have better sppetlt.
Young Men and Women Who
Seek Success Should
Read This Letter
Cttcumt orriccs
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elaike-awlkar Baalseee Collage,
Port lead, Oregon.
&&rffc I Winners
Pear . fatten -..-
thle letter confirms ay telegnai ef Tuee
4ay la ebloh I e4vleed yea that glee Martaa PAoedee . -and
Mies Ac aba Us Veils had qualified la the Accu- . ..
reay Ceatest held la our Portland OTfloe on June 16,
Br. Kattlee'e report does aet tell
ehstlatr Bias khoadee and aUas Walls are at the prss
eat tlaw etadeate la your school. Pleaee advise us
en thle point. la any event . your eobeol eon noe
elala the east successful shoeing ef kevlog sede tbe ,
best test ef any eohool la the United states. Pour
ef your students, all graduates, have noe teea
slnnere.
It te needlass for aa te tell yea, Br. fatter,
boe proud we are ef thle reoerd. fe congratulate you,
Mr. flaae and each ef these elnaare. Whan our eeeurao
ap le ravleed showing four Behnke-f otter fan as la
Oresoa It le (olag to look mighty good to ue, and, we
know, it le going te look evea better te yea.
will vou Biases be food enough t i hare 1
ttioadee and Mlae Welle eand en a brief bletraphy of
their training and experience. If any: else photo
(raphe which nay be uead la revlalng our Bap?
With very beat wishes and anticipating a
line rrea you at aa early sate, 1
Tory trulv
Why Behnke-Walker makes the best
showing nf any business college in the United States
BECAUSE IT HAS developed one of the finest teaching staffs in the
country, and has built up PROVED methods of instruction that make
for high-grade, efficient graduates. Because it is thoroughly equipped
with every modern device that will assist students in the mastery of their
studies and make them SUCCESSES in actual business life. Because every
, facility of this splendid college is for one purpose and only one purpose the
proper training of young men and women for achievements of high marks in
whatever careers they may select.
Over 4000 Behnke-Walker Graduates Hold Positions in Portland Alone.
We Have a Place for You Also When You Ctaduate.
COURSES INCLUDE
STENOGRAPHY, BANKING, BOOKKEEPING, CALCULATOR,
SECRETARIAL, TEACHERS, COMMERCIAL
Enroll Now for Day or Night School
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KOIKTII, JiKAK MlKIllH.
Portland. reun.
Local Boy Weds
In Corvallis
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The announcement of tbe mar-j
riaae of Carl W. Schloeman 01 mis
city to Miss tditb lielle Warflvld of
Corvallis baa reached their many
frif-nds in this ilty. The wedding
took place at Corvallis Wednesday.
Auaust 17. at the bon e of the
bride's psrents
Mrs. Srblocmsn Is the daughter of
3. M. Warfleld, sheriff of Itenton
county and Is very popular among
the younger set or mat city. Mr.
Schloeman Is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. August Schloeman of this city,
and has many friends at (Hide,
where be attendpd high achool. He
baa been attending tbe Oregon Ag
ricultural College for the past two
years, and Is now In the city engl
neerlt'n department of Corvallis.
Tbelr many frlijids both here snd In
Corvallis wish th-m every happiness
during tbelr wedded life.
e) UHXJE II!tKOTORT.
wonrtMRw or this vaohi.is -Camp
No. 126. meeia In (Mid frellwa' liall it
lloet,urt every lat and Ird Monday
evanlriaa. Visiting nelgnboro a.
waye welcome,
H OA Pi PICK, C. C.
U. M M1U.KR. Clerk
PEACHES.
Vm r.rkt4 where?
One) mile south of Winston bridge,
The price Is right.
The poaches are ripe.
And a lot on a tree.
So come and see.
C. H. HOFFMEISTER,
Rosebavg, Ore oa.
a. P. l. r.l.KS. Roaeaarc laOaa Ha. KM
Hol1a regular communuatlona at
the KIR a Temple oa each Thuraday
of every montli. All marabare re
quested to attend rteiularly, and all
vlaltlng brothers are coedlally In
eltad to attend.
ROT IIFl.tW(t, B. R
H I. WHieei.ll "-
O. IC S Haareere t aeplrr Ha. a
H0M1 tr.eir raguisr meeting on tne
1st and Ird Thursdays In ea-h month
tfully milled to attend
are rasper
MTI1T1.K HKYMKKK W.I
KHK.K JIH'IHIiN w
L O. O. tT Phlletarlaa iMse S). s,
meet a a O'ld Kallowe' Teniiiia every
Krldar evening at 1 II o'elork. Vlalt
Ing brothren ar slwara waicone.
A. RKIIHAKS. K O.
A. J. OKIitiK.-t, Rac. nee,
I. B BAII.KT rta. Stafl.
SUiihhii'I or annul aiarT ui-
(Mrcla Mo. 4t. meets na itta mnn lin
Monday evenlnas. Vlaltlng Balghbors
lavltad to attend.
VltUTilB Hininrri. . n.
II.I.IK I. JOHN-WIN. Clr
XTr.'al A. at-. Marel ldae "J a. IS
Reeular tommunlratlAns Ind and 4te
Wadneadars aarb month at MeeonW
Temple. Hoeeburg, Ore Via I tors wel-
w r rfARRte. ac
- . JOHN aV RUM TAN. WJS.
RienKKjiHS rtosnaurr Reoeaaa J"?a
no. ai. y'- r v'1 -
Iowa' Teanple every week on fuaadar
evening. Visiting members In good
standing are Invited to attend.
MTKTLB TRKKRKN, N. O.
BKt.I.B HTF.I'llhiNSON. Sa.,.
KTHE1. BAIUCT. Fin. Beer.
Sim sua naMlinri ana m"eeta la
Mooae hall en Jackena HI. on ind and
4th Monday evenlnae of each month
t I o clack. Vlaltlng brain. ea la
stood standlne alav welcome.
VICTOR MICE1XI. W. P. P.
A. J. Vt'tTLK. W P.
B. F. OOODMAN. Sacretarr
I'OTAlTOROKR Oa- MimeB Riaaeu7
lAUse No. toil meets flrai and
tniru Tuesday evanlnss et ec
' eaonth at o'clock la tna Muoae balu
. Ail vlaltlng brothere are lavltad to
attend.
C. W. CLOAK B. Dictator.
H. O. PARHKiuH, aH.-if.
'I . o. ., tales i eaaeaaeal Ua ft.
Maeta In ixt Sallows' Tiol
a-rerr Wadnaday evening. Visiting
aeeUiren aiaya ai. ......
OEO. RADABAt'Olf. C. P.
V. T. JACKS. IN. II. P
OUVKH JOHNSON, R- S.
jivr rw"T
tavT"?!.' A. O. T. SI K..eet.u. n..e-.
Ke 11 bold regular meetings oa sec
ond Yhursdajr at 9 p. m. and fourth
' Thuredav at I p m Visiting sletera
Invlteal to attend reviews, auct-abee
1 Hall, Pine and "aa streets
' Utt'lfFi IXK ltK, Cora.
1 F..V I R RAPP. Col.
.KtYrtlT or riTHi-Aitna Lodge
1 No. 47. meets every Wednesday even
ing tn Poualss At'rs-t HelU cor see
Jadaaon A Washington aV. Vjti
re always welcome
WALTER rfkT. r C,
C1IA8 F HOFKINi M J.
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