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BOBIXnU NEWS-Rh..nW, MOW AT, OCTOTER 8!. 1021. FOS -AFTER LJ MEAL , The new cudar coated YfV chewing mWPo which everybody SMflA fS:ZLl too. t i .&SJ mn iim I I ir delicious peppermint flavored sugar Jacket around peppermint flavored chewina turn that will aid your appetite and diaes- tlon. polish your teeth and moisten your throat. B122 TBS FLAVOR LASTS SCHOOLS CONHOLIIIATE. A special election was held this past week In the school district of Glide, at which time the matter of school consolidation was taken up and voted upon. The vote was un animous In favor of the measure. There were three school districts taken In, and several other outlying schools. The matter of the selection of the site now lies with the bound ary board. The clerk has plans and speclflca tions of hulldliiKS and the work will probably begin In that section next summer. The school district In which the consolidation plan has been put Into effect has two-thirds the valua tion of the district of ItnsehiirK, and 1 .. . ...... the people of that community feel this is a big step in advancing education. The Parent Tea'hers Association of the Fullerton sihool were very successful with their pis social, which the many patrons of the school enjoyed last evening. 'KaHJIMH.lOAJ.nft i Turn over a new leaf and settle the que Bt Ion by having real portraits made for your Xmas gifts. We make them. No war prices at the KOSKHURO STUDIO, 137 Jackson. Hull SiHters' Uldg. Make your appointment now. I'hone 402. Just Unloaded New Car i Yakima Netted Gem otato es . 1 $2.40 cwt. sack lots Must be Seen to be Appreciated Everybody's Exchange HEINLINE Conservatory of Music & Art I CATALOG MAILED ON REQUEST f KOHI.HAGEN BUILDINCi PUnMC -son "Announcing" A NEW MODEL The Oakland Six SPOUT MODEL Todays Oakland Six Sport with a snap and bpntity of dt-sign and a quality of finish and fktititrs, such as hare never before bsen offered in any other car at anywhere near the price. A beauty from every angle. "WE HAVE IT". J. F. BARKER & CO., Roseburg MOST SATISFACTORY ALFALFA FERTILIZER Well-Rotted Barnyard Manure, Free From Weeds. Is Best It Gives Best Results If Applied ta Soil Before Plowing in Order That It May Become Thoroughly Incorporated. Prepared by the United States Depart ment of Agriculture. ' Well-rotted barnyard manure which Is eomparathtely free from weeds Is the must satisfactory fertilizer for fall sown alfalfa, according to specialists of the United States Department of Agriculture. It should be spread on the lund before plowing, In order that It may become thoroughly Incorporated with the soil. Good results also fol low front heavy applications to the preceding crop. If the manure Is not available, a Ml if ml application of commercial fer. miners rich In phosphoric acid should The Proper Way to Apply Manure ta the Soli. be made. The percentage of nitrogen may be low, but some nitrogen should he supplied for the use of the young plants before they become Inoculated nml are able to secure their supply from the air. On most clay soils ttcuvy applications of potuh have not been profitable. A . combination which hns been commonly recom mended Is murltite of potash 73 to 1H pounds, acid phosphate M.TO to oOO pounds, and nitrate of soda ft) to 7R pounds. The cheapest and most satisfactory method by which the con aumcr mny obtain such combination is to purchase the desired Ingredients and mix them himself In their proper proportions. WHITEWASH RECIPE IS GOOD On of Cheapest and Most Lasting Wood Coverings la Quits Easy to Manufacturt. Oovernnient whitewash Is one of the cheapest nnd most lasting wood coverliiKS and protector. It is simple to make. Tli2o a half bushel of lime and slack with warm WBter, keeping It covered. Strain throneh cheese, rloth. and add elcht quarts of salt, previously dissolved In warm water. Nest stlt In th;'ve pounds of ground rice, boiled to a thin paste, and stirred In boiling hot. Then add a half pound of plaster of pnrls. nre1onsly dls- solved with a pound of glue, over 1 slow fire. Last, five gallons of ho' I water. Stir thoroughly and let stand for three days. Apply while hot. An application to fences, trees and un pointed outbuilding will add KX to the selling value of a farm, and sell It quicker. tarmers to Build Irrigation GlacUr STEVENSVILLE. Mont.. Oct. 29 Handlers at the mouth of Sweene Creek near here, are planning to un dertake what is declared to be a new experiment In the conservation of water for Irrigation purposes. The ranchers recently formed ai, organization and laid plans for the building of an immense glacier which they believe will thiiw gradu ally during the hot summer months forming a continuous supply of watoi for Irrigation purpor.es. According to E. C. Matthews, sec tetary of the organization, the plan will be given a thorough test Urn winter and next summer. A canyoi has been selected for the site of thi "glacier." Water la to be bronchi through plpea from a nearby lake and will bo sprint hd over the be! of the canyon from high trusses. It Is the belief of the ranchers tha' the valley will be filled with a huK mass of ice by the time spring uiu' the end of cold weather arrives. Ii is said that the experiment will not be expensive. o Smut Resisting Wheat Found PULLMAN, Wash.. Oct. 29. A real smut resisting wheat, which 1: expected will save the slate of Wash ington alone more than a million dollars a year, is believed to havr heen developed at the Washington 3tnte College experimental station It is announced here. On tests cov oring the last six years, not a sIrh of smut has been detected on the wheat, it is said. Tho wheat is a cross between Tur key Red and Florence, a whlte-Aus? trallan wheat of high quality, and if called Smut Proof. Smut Proof, Itself, as a hard red winter wheat with a milling quality wid to be equal to if not exceeding Marquis which Is among the best low grown. The bushell weight, av eraging about 63 pounds, is high, and he yield is said to rank well. Smut Proof averaged 4-1.7 bushels to the ere during a three year test, which Is said to be very nearly equal the average of Hybrid 128. the mo.it pop ular winter wheat In eastern Washington. The seed will not be distributed 'or general use until after tests have been continued for a number of ears more with a view to Improving the variety, It was said at the ex oerlmcntal station. Washington stats is c.-iid to lose ver a million dollars a year through miuity wheat. It is the hone of the department to remedy this loss. Hungry Veteran Falls Exhausted SAI.EM, Oct. 29. Gassed throe 'hues while ill the r.imulhin mn Itonald P. f:unnieron. S3 vears old snd United States veteran nf thr- ,.u,,v nnt, nil mn W.ljr IO lirUlHH J'HS fell exhausted from hunger on thr "aciric highway near Hubbard and was picked up by Dr. S. W. Weave! of that city and taken to the doctorV home where he received medlca1 vttentlon and through tho lnstru Montallty of the Willamette chapter nf tho American Red Cross provided funds to continue his wav, yesterday. miuiumi; 10 sirs. Arinnr S. r.en- OTl nWll'll'a nnnnn.. - . .1 . . . . . m:.-iuijr m IMP Wll- mnintte ihn,iinp r--... , vuiin-i.iii luiu irr. Weaver that he enlisted in Ihe Can ndlnn army in Montreal and was lat--r trnnsfered to a Drltish regiment t. was gasarn in 191 r,, o 1 nnd 5 917 nnd was later discharged, com- Inff to this mintm ..ll.il " -- j n,,,, v-lllimiMK wnn 'ho forces of the Tnited Slates, re- "ivuih mi nonoraoie discharge Sep tember 7, 1919. For nnnio tima nn.nA V -i.H iiuk Keen living In Grants Pass, supporting the nrlfn nit .i.iu t. -..n ,,u in,, ,-iiiMii-Hii oi nis nroiner who was killed with the Canadian forces overseas, but had been out of employment there and had soujiht n-nrl. tn !.. .. 1 1 i , . , i . . . " iwtiuiiiu. railing 10 rino i" iiit-n-. nuer mnmns of searching, he determined to hike n iu mums i-ass ana was on his way when he roll exhausted from hunger on the highway yesterday. 1 r and Ih II- it ... ' . . i-,i ,n pi in iin'n me cx-soldler with food and ndmlnistcr- - "1'ii'itu treatment, also giving him funds for his expenses to Grants Pass at the request of the Red r. secretary. Mrs. Arthur Renson Is requesting he Red Cross chnpter at Grants Pass .--.,,.1,- v itiiit-iiiii a rase and a certnin if rnmponaatlon can possibly lie obtained for him from tho govern ment because of his services with our forces. fil.KXCiAHY XOTKS. Everyone Is busy plowing and sow nr grain since the rain. Mrs. C. W. Groves nnd Mrs John Tletts are home again after their trip o tho state W. C. T. IT. convention. They report a fine convention, the largest In several years. A fine pro rnm Is planned for the enmlnr vonr There Is so much work for ns to do wo hardly know whnt to do first. We must hnve willing hands to do the vork that Is before us. Mrs. Spain Is on the sick list. Mrs F. I Retta srent Wednesday with Mrs Claude Weaver. The phone meetlnr held TVednea. day eve at the homo of Mrs. C. C. B lABYS COLDS re soon "nipped in the bod" i without "doetng" by use of ! V VAPORUB The rmptoved Prices on all models greatly reduced -wlili B2W, self cleaning, Uotaoid Cyduler rm . v I and yen wu. hm)s no ether a s& pt) IPs; rE WANT every woman in tip's vny iu .uiiic in ana see t!' wond v rful.improved 1921 Tlior Even if you have a machir.8 come iu sny wny. You vill want to know about th'i3 latest cf all machines whkh saves up to.-.n hour of thi time required by others to dj a wasiiing. The sturdy, all-metal con- , .snucuon assures years longer service. The revolving, reversinfrcylindermcthol cf washing i3 the snfe, thorough way. In fact, it is ths thing which has convinced GOO.OOO users that the Thor has no equal See the Ball Bearing Swinging Wringer made entirely cf metal bo it cannot warp or twist m f ' BEIN03 - IT FOR." Small monthly payments toon settle the balance Autliorlzcd Thor Dealer Hudson Electric Store Roseburg, Oregon ! h Groves was not so well attended as wo expected, but considerable busi ness was transacted. A very pleasant time was reported tho W. C. T. U. meeting held last Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Van Horn. . C. X. o IIKTIKNS TO OFFICE. Pr. Baclwr, local dentist, wishes to announce that he will return to his office in the Perkins building on No vember 1. o Mrs. Ceo. McClane nnd dauchtor. of Itlddle, spent the afternoon in this city shopping and intending to vari ous other matters of business importance. Common Sense DR. NERBAS DENTIST All that any one needs in order to take good cars of their teeth is an application of old common sense and twice a year trip to the dentist. You need not vainly long for a good, sound set of teeth. You can become possessed of thetn. At my office thor la No fil l'.SS WORK but Rn.IAnil.ITT EFFICIENCY EXTENSIVE EXPERIENCE! bT A LESS TAIX HENTIST II. R. NERBAS, D.D.S. VnONK 4SS Room 9 MASONIC ITLDINO. Ii' foro you buy wall paper from) Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Hubbard, proa mall order houses or pe.idlors, call at , lr nt residentR of Dillard, spent tkt 3.PerC20SceStlsar FoLS'rZ. -- - iriUimpn ranV Tor HBP imrmivrta man -.a. I Wonder. . If your old hat looks a little worse for the wear? We can make it look like new by cleaningandreblocking ROSEBURG CLEANERS H08 N. Jackson J. F. DILLAKI) one 471 WE SELL Edison MAZDA LAMPS Douglas County light and Water Co. Make Your Own- Dress Forms J. H. SINNIGER AU kinds of sh-t raetaj work warm air fnrna both ptii nd Plpeleas. HI Oak Street. Phona it. Roacborf. Or Gummed Tape, 1 in.wide Per Roll, 50 Cents Springs, 35 Cents CHURCHILL HARDWARE CO. ROSEBURG. OREGON