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nosFnrr.o xfws-heview. TirrnsnAY. irrrmrn 22. 1021. PACE THHEH L. How to Be Healthy a People of ROSEBURG are Using Good Judgment This Year in Making Their Candy Purchases 5 7A Crusade of the Double Barred Cross Practical Talht on Disease Prevention Prepared by the OREGON TUBERCULOSIS ASSOCIATION (Pra eticaltyevery adult perisn It Infected wlthtubereuloele. Thle Infection need not b urea of danger. To keep tht latent Infection from becoming dlteate. bodily ream. a eou anco muat ba kept at ita beat. Tnie Sanaa i aniMsi v ncaiiny.; AT I Effedi?e I Storage Batteries 1 at reduced in price I Aufo Electric Station jj PAUL E. XVCREN, Mgr. . . ItOSEIJUlta, OREGON. f S representing Vaiard Batteries j j COMPLETE LINE 1 OF j p and Christmas Gifts No. 3. BUILDING RESISTANCE PROF. ALLEN K. KRAUSE, M. D, Johns Hopkins University Medical School, Baltimore. MAN Is the only aniiuul thut hubituully ami unnecessarily uses his bodily filiations to excess ill overwork, overplay, overexerciso, overworry. In prolonged mental und emotional stress. In unnatural hours of activity without rest. And being organized Into communities, men herd together and thus estubllsh continual contact with one. auotlier and become unduly exposed to one another's Infections. In most men's bodies are little growths of tissue called tubercles in which lie concealed the germs of tuberculosis. These tubercles form spherical walls around the germs, culled tubercle bacilli, and thus imprison the germs. As lung ns the wull Is strong and unbroken the germs cannot spread; they cause no illness and are no more to be feured than a common wart or a uiolu in the skin. If the tissues around the tubercles function normally, these walls tend to remain strong und so tight that few or no bacilli cun make their way out of them and spread throughout the body, But too prolonged activity of the body us a whole, or of the purt in which may be the tubercles, will in general bring about conditions thut favor the weakening of the- tubercle wull aud the emergence of bacilli. T , We heal tuberculosis by rest of a knee, of the lungs, of the whole body. We liecome HI with tuberculosis by reason of overstrain. Other diseases, especially those that cause Intlummiitions and congestions In the lungs, whip up Hie physiological activities of the body and throw a strain upon the nulls of tubercles. So do certain bodily activities, like repeated aud long-continued work without sleep, pregnancy, childbirth, dissipation, etc. The point where activity becomes cverstruin Is an individual affair. The miner, the broker, the farmer, the school teacher, night erory one of them become fatigued by the other's ordinary labor. The phlegmatic and the Irritable, the beefy und the wiry, respond very differently to the same stimulus, whether tills be play, labor, exercise or dissipation. Every man's point of fatigue Is his own, reglsterd in his own consciousness by seusutlons that nil have experienced. Every rational man knows when he Is tired or experience soon teaches liim what w'lll make lilm tired. - And no ratlonul man should push himself beyond tills point unless he must To reduce exposure to all Infections to a minimum and to balance one's activities so there will always be a healthy surplus on the credit sldo of rest, nay, more, a good reserve to draw upon In time of need this is building up resistance. At thirty we build It a little differently than at twenty, at forty again differently than at thirty; there Is a different proportion of details, yet principles und details remain the same. Food, clean ulr, adequate clothing, decent hours of sleep, ronservo and promote health the normal body, ltut the normal machine was built for one man power und a too persistent effort to squeeze out more will sooner or later mean un overheated boiler and outworn gears; rusted, roughened and thinned out metal, in id then the collupso or the explosion. Then may an Insignificant little tubercle become ablaze. Fullerton's Drug Store The X&MO&& Store Call and See our Gocds and Prices s 8. B. CROUCH till Say They're j Good Eats jour homelike meals, best served foods in the .."It's the Cliff." J MK.M.S NOW 23c, :10c and 35c. biscuits or co n bread with your dinner. Sauce cad Irench Fried Potatoes with short orders evening. C .zy dining mom and lunch counter. SIRS. V. R. BOWMAN, Prop. torn, the tmthinir herwlMS. outdoor Hl"rta am! the fraifranee of flowers ami iinuiKt'l. Through Sleeping Cars Observation am Dlnlnjr Cars Aiii The Scenic Shasta ltciuto T'rovhle nil the comforts of moi!r:i Tr;iv.-I. The mil Jourr.pv afford an I'l'i'ortunUy of acinic many Interest- along ti.t, way. Round Trip ExcursionTickels - . on nolo to Ntnis) Barbara 1. Angeles Sun Dicsit For fnrra. train t, he dales. l.r!ptlv tunic or a'r.'i.inv inr reservations, nsk Th ket Agents, cr write Southern Pacific Lines JOHN M. S-COTT. Central rasntilfT Agent. i f!t$0?unshine and Oranges ri - v "i Appeal to eoutuk fs thousands eacl iXfK "i,r SV-"" ',.' , M',iy not to California's Punm fc" 'I "',i-P 'lm s""i)ilnncl tl.lH winter? Tlit-re von wli S- ' ' V 'iij-.y the warmth of an unrloii'lvt .!: m ( 1 ! - tl sua Kindergarten Xmas Party Friday Night i The Helnline Conservatory will give their annual kindergarten Chrlptmas party tomorrow night in the First M. E. church. The pro gram will begin promptly at 7:30 Mrs. Helnline will be assisted by Mr. Loren Miller, Miss Hazel James and Miss Klise Koblnson, associate teachers. The procram will be as follows: Opening chorus Irvin Ilrunn at piano. (b) Sailors Chorus. Little Tommy Tucker Clyde La ughead. Piano Demonstrations (a) Al lena Drown; (b) Max Short; (c) Ir vin Ilrunn: (d) Betty Sether; (e) Marjorie Culvor. Ole King Cole Max Short. l'anlomlne. "Little Hoy Iihie" Irvin Brunn and Hobert Kenny. Piano lienionst rations (a Sa bina Nerb.is; (b) Helen Weatherell; (c) Kohert Kenny; (d) Clyde Lamrhcad. Humpty Dumpty Arthur Nerbas. I)affy-I)own-Uilly Maxlne Bry ant. Little Bo-Feep Eunice Baney. Khythmic Games, "Bye Baby Bunting," "Jack and Jill" Class. Piano Demonstrations (a) Iols Ann Whipple; (b) Mary Dell Ged des; (c) Lola Cloy Hatfield; (d) Eunice Baney. 1 (a) Little Miss MufTott. Lois Ann Whipple: (b) Mother Hubbard, Betty Hethcr; (c) Jack Horner, Loren Miller. Chorus Marjorle Culver, Helen Weatherell, Maxine Bryant, Lota Cloy Hatfield, Audrey Johnston, Frances Metzgor, Allena Brown, Grace Marie Ockelman, and Lavon Robiivette, Little Orphan Annie Eunice Banoy. Piano Demonstration (a) Gor don Kenny; (b) Grace Marie Ockel man. Queen of Hearts Mary Dell Ged des. Babes in the Woods Sablna Ner bas. A Boy's Job Clyde I.nughead. Arrival of Mother Goose Eliza beth Williams. Santa Cluus arrives. o Itvln Brunn will sing Boy Blue for you Friday evening. o COMIDKXTAIAI.I.V If automobile owners could realize that now Is the time of the year to have their cars thoroly overhauled and that they would save a lot of money by havlne; It done now Instead of waiting until the summer niBh we are sure they would do so because you know the garage man ran de vote more of his time to his work during tho winter months when the tourists are not bothering him and he run give his customer,, better ser vice because he ran Btay right on one job until it Is finished thus making the Job cost less to the customer we are awfully glnd that we enn give the owners this little tip now because thi n he knows we are being fair to li 1 ilk all the time we want to thank our customers for their patronrirn in I the past and hope that their friends will let us extend our good s-rlro to thorn alfo we are booking overhaul1 orders now for 1922 ro we Just thot j we would tell you so you ronld get I your car all filed up before the nice days come In the spring thank you i merry Christmas to all dwaney and) ournett. Charity Committee Carries Relief t A meeting was held last night of the committee of Associated chari ties A report was given of what had already been accomplished. During the week, five families have been helped in a most substantial way, I I The Quality of Candy we are Selling and at such LOW PRICES Is Creating much Comment Here are a Few of the Candies You Will Want: ee4 AT 29c You can buy FULL POUND BROKEN MIXED . Always Popular 32c FULL POUND is certainly reasonable For CREAM MIXED You'll agree the qual ity is good 39c Gives you a FULL POUND OF FRENCH MIXED Fine for Xmas Morning 4 Have us Set Aside a Package of L1GGETTS CHOCOLATES and to others have been taken boxes of apples aud fruits. The names of the other needy cases listed were thoroughly gone over and their needs named. The committee decided to at once arrange to make up Christ mas baskets, aud also to secure oth er needed supplies lor those in want, and have arranged to pack these baskets and get them sent out on Saturday. Names of some sixteen or seventeen families were brought to the attention of the committee, and their special needs considered. The cases at Oakland and Myrtle Creek were turned over to the churches In those communities with the as surance that they would be looked after. Tho work Is progressing well, and tho committee, feels encouraged at the response of the people. )th-i ers having things to send In, either j clothing or money or food supplies,' please see that It is done immediate ly. C. H. HILTON, PreB. Associated Charities. Assortment still to be had from 50c to $6.25 THE BOX TAe OXalt Store NATHAN FI'MjKKTON. PEItKlXS I1UHI. CASS ST., HOSF.Ili no, ORE. FORTY-ONE YEARS AGO. Back yonder in the year 1880. when the itoseburg Fire Department was but a mere pup, it sponsored a Christmas ball, anil ever since then its Annual Christmas Ball has been the leading social event of tho year. This year It will be held on Monday nlgnl, Dec. 26, and will be the usual big event. o aanR'n'llt a mm Hetty Sether as Old Mother Hubbard. Friday, 7 : 30 p. in. First M. E. church. AROUND THE TOWN Mother Gooso and Santa Clans will both attend the Kindergarten program Friday evening. You come loo. Admission free. i Mrs. Cnrl K. Johnson nm! brother, George Walters, left this morning for I.eland where they will spend Christ mas wilh their parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. ! II. P. Walters. Mr. Johnson will not j be able to leave till Saturday duo to ! his work here. HERE'S A BAKERY Just as clean as any bakery you've ever seen. Here is bread fresh every day, ex cellent bread, we think you'll any. Here aro cookies, pies and cukes, as fine as any baker hakes. Here are doughnuts, rolls und buns, and you'll not find any better oneB. August Heck, Trop. Oregon Bakery 328 N. Jackson St. Fhooe 241, Try them for 'lirlHtiiinn MICKIE SAYS OP BORROW IM' NER. V1E1SHSOR.1 COPN O" THIS GREW fMHX MfO MER CO. Btii'uvR'? VJUX. TU6CT. KVUO Of- NGUV Christmas Shoppers. We can serve you just as efficiently ns in the past. Late shoppers will not be disap pointed, wc have prepared for heavy buying. Our stock is complete u. exceptional bar gain prices for Xmas buyers. A. I -mm mm 1 FOR HIM IATS HOSE Gifts that are usefu and always welcome. CAPS TIES SHIRTS FOOTWEAR GLOVES HATH ROP.ES HANDKERCHIEFS, &c Yes, we have a Gift FOR HER See our NOTASEME line of Ladies Hosiery the hosiery of distinction We can Clothe Your Boy Complete We will be pleased to show you sr Gift that Lasta the practical Gift Harth's Toggery I S