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3 I jr. Stick to the McCormick-Deering Harvesting Machines Loye'fMMwuerade CL dramatic Story of&t3V3ad fonmontt OX DA.VGEROIS PATHS M AKE It a rule to patronize your local I. H. C. dealer for every agriculture machine you need and you will find It best from every standpoint in money, time, and satisfaction. Hund reds of thousands of farmers all over the world buy these In prefer ence to all other makes. J. F. BARKER & CO. MALLINSON'S SILKS DE LUXE MALLIhaON S felLKS Ut LUXE Quality High I. ABRAHAM The Silk Store 110 No. Jackson St PHONE 110 Prices Low WARNER RU8TPROOF CORSETS WARNER RUST PROOF CORSETS "It wis this characteristic of Har ry," continued Margaret's letter. tl.at I loved best of all. Me made me fe l always that I bad a perfect right to any money that he had and tln.t he felt the same freedom with mine. It was a camaraderie that burned up all hypocritical convcn lions and made us one In thought to a greater degree than any other thing. "I hate men. Dr. George, who have the money bus;. They always seem so intensely s"lflsh and self-satisfied, au though money was the greatest thing In the world and their money even a little better than any other man's. Consequently, when they be stow It on anyone they expect one to be proportionately grateful. "I never had any interest in the purely money-making kind of a man, and one of Harry's greatest charms for me was his contempt for money merely as money . "Although he had always been poor, and was still having a hard time to make both ends meet, he never worried over finances in the least. "I used to devise ways and means to give him things. Oh, what a Joy It was to give him things. This, 1 suppose, was the result of the ma ternal feeling I hfid for hint. Isn't that why a woman's love is always sweeter and purer than a man's, Dr. George? "When a woman loves she wants to give. When a man loves he In sists upon taking. We women can not get away from the care that w,: as mothers of the race, must give to, everything we love. j "Harry was as pleased as a boyj with tho gifts I gave him, and ou shopping expeditions, where we wan-' (b red through the shops and stores, 1 gazing alternately at thp crowds In the slroet and the beautiful things! behind the window panes, were : among our most enjoyablo times. j "Particularly was he happy when! he could find something that he thot , I wanted, something that he was' able to buy, for. as I told you before, I ho rarely had any money. "Ills pet name for me was 'Ex- j travaeant Lady, and the name that seemed to fit him best was 'Incon-' venlentest.' You see I n:.med him j that because of all thp men who hnve said they loved me, he was the most: Inconvenient because he had lnter esled nie most. He kept me from ! turning my attention to my work. He, used to keep me always waiting, fort he bad no more Bense of time than ! he had of money. He was married and he was poor, although his salary j was large. He was never very well and most or the time we were In dif ferent cities. "How be loved that foolish little title "On one of our shopping expedi tions he bought for te a pair of little gold lingerie pins at.d had the word Inconvenlentest" engraved upon thera. "Of course, I gave him all the us ual things a woman gives a man, but I think the thing that gave Ub both the most pleasure was the pur chase of a Panama hat, which was as fine as a piece of exquisite tapes try. "lie came over to my apartment on the morning triin one day, and said, 'l-et a go shopping. I have to buy a hat and I hate to buy bats. 1 never am quite sure whether they are becoming or not.' "Let me buy you a hat, 'inconven lentest." I'd love to feel that your hand had to touch the hat I had given you when you raided it to some other woman. All right, com' along, if a little thing like that -will make you happy.' Slowly we sauntered down me avenue. It was late spring ana me Joy of regeneration was la the air. "In the hat store Harry tried on numberless straw hats. None of tht-ra pleased either him or nie. At last I found a beautiful Panama which had the shape of a fedora that was ex tremely becoming to him. He was aa Pleased with It as a child. He studied himself from every angle, and I stood back and enjoyed the episode as ) would had 1 given a toy to a precoci ous boy. 'Hut when the salesman named the price, without a word, Harry took off the hat and laid it on the counter. ' 'What is the matter?' I asked Innocently. " 'That la muYh too extravagant for even "my extravagant lady' and he Insisted that I should not buy il for him. "At last I overcame his scrupios by telling him that he could have it reblocked year after year and he confided to me that he had nevet paid over four dollars for a straw hat In his life. "it is a silly little episode, ;3n't It, Doctor George, but I am telling It to you to show you that lovers real ly make their Heaven out of the same foolish little things that child dren make their playtime joys. "I wonder if al! lovers are as hap py as we were. We never had a mis understanding. There never was a time when I was not able to analyze his moJves and these motives were not always the best for his every act. He was jus a big irresponsible boy and I was as happy in loving him as he was In being loved." . Tomorrow ; IMPORTANT LEGION MEET- , INQ TUESDAY. All American Legion members are urged to attend the meeting of Urnpoua Post next Tuesday night at the armory- This Is an important meeting as delegates to the state convention will be elected. Be there. a ADJUTANT. The opening of the season at Idleyld Park for the public will take place Saturday evening. June 3, with a Dig masquerade ball In the open air pavilion. Good time for everybody and good music. Don't forget the date. Store and restaurant will be opened at once. Parties desiring information inquire at Vosburgh store. Rice and Vlcek, Mgrs. r. D. OWEc. , J?81 I 240. til KJ Physician.' OTICK tir I'AL SCHOOL MKETIMi. t , Notice Is hereby given to tho legal voters of School District No. 4. or IioiikI.is County, Fiate of Or.-Kon t.iat the Annual School Meeting of nald I'ls. trlc: will be held at the High School fU.il. ling, to begin at the hour of two o'r!ik on the third Monday of June, otinrt the r.'th day of June. A. D. 19.13. This meetlnsr l called for the pur pose of elec ting one Director to serve for h period of three years, and the transaction of business usual at sues mDa'tcd"thls 23th day of Mnv 15?!. A. J. GEHDEfl. Chairman Hoard of Director Attest: V. J. Mlcelll. District Clerk. nz u Give Your Eyes the power to see quickly, accur ately and without strain. We offer you skill and knowledge, ripened by Ion?, years of exper ience. Prompt and efficient ser vice in fitting glasses that will suit you. Let us examine your eyes.; Pop" Gates Re moved from Board ST. ei nor c (fiV made for Ml Kurthe I refused I Bubar Brothers J ICWI'Jl.l'ltH-OPTi M KTIHSTH. VBoVG arments 4 r- y i -j mencement exorcises, as their uaugn- ter. Miss Hazel, was one or our grail ' uates. Their eon Fred came with 1 them. i Mm. Elizabeth Winkelman will i lrave on Monday on a visit to friends SALEM, May 30. C. E. Gales, of at Portland and at Tacoma. She will w MVdfurd, was last night notified by ! be gone two months. Governor Oleott of his removal as a Mian Susie Cornell, who was prin hh -ruber of the state fair board, eftec- eipal of the school at Hood Kiver last RAi: live June 1. The removal, the ov- year, is visitin her parents, Mr. ana ernor explains in a U tter to Gate.i, is! Mrs. I red Cornell, m this city. for the "good of the service." me v. t. i. announce mat me er than this Governor Oleott' win entertain at too auuitorium in to comment on his action in - this city Saturday evenin.tr. Tlu-y will removing Gates, who was annointed appear "en costume' and no doubt to the fair board shortly before the j will draw an audience. state fair last fall. Mrs. Kate Anderson, of Portland, is Speculation here, however, has it j visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. that the removal of Gates, who is said j Johnson, in this city, to be an active Ku Klux Klansman.l Mr- and Mrs. Chan. Piel, of Wolf signalizes a general housecleanini; : Cph k. have moved to Fernvale. which mnv tm expected to include all' lr- s- Whit.swt, of San Francisco, Klansmen who might be found with-ls visiting her many friends in this in the list of the official family. citv- The name of Gates has been proml- ur nominating election is history nently mentioned as an independent now 'et u wa one of the most, candidate for governor in the Novem-1 "tTcnuous elections ever recorded in her contest with the backing of the Oregon, and we how to the mandate ,VK. K. K. Gates, it is understood, ine choice or our voters and will "te nought the endorsement of the Fed-'crr" our successful candidates to the .. en.ted Societies for his candidacy and ftnal decision tins fall. only withdrew from the gubernatorial! liorn- nt vail, jo, lal., May 13, to I rare when this endorsement was not forthcoming. ! The letter of the governor to Gatea ! rejuN as follows : MIIK K OK IVFKNTIOV TO IHI'HOVE WKMT FIHT STR KKT. NOTICE Irf HEKKHT GIVEN: ThHt at a mcietinir or me i,ommuu if.ni, hehl on the Ijth day of May, the following nitfolutlon waa aduptt-d: Iteiolved. that the Common Council of the i-ity of Roseburg deema It ex o. dk'nt and nfcessHry and hereby pro poses to improve Wet First street from the fa.fi line of Winchester street ft the north line of Third Avenue Nurih In the City of Koseburg, Oregon, in the following manner: First: Hy irrfdtng the street to tha proper sub-grade. .Second: liy paving the roadway of said streejt twenty feet In width with concrete pavement. Third: By constructing concrete curlB. Fourth: liy constructing sub-drains, if necessary. Fifth: by constructing street monu ments. Sixth: Py laying vitrified sewer pipe, If necessary. Seventh: By constructing catch basins and Inlets. Said Improvements are to be made In accordance with the Charter and Or dinances of the City of Iloseburg, Ore iron, anil the pradc, plans, specifica tions and estimates of the City Engi neer, tiled in the office of the City Re corder on the 1.1th day of May. 1922, which said Krade, plans, specifications, find estimates are hereby approved and adopted. The entire cost of said Improve ment. Including engineering, interest, and all other expenses which the City of Roseburg would not have Incurred except for the making of said Im provement, shall lie assessed upon the property especially benefitted thereby, as provided by the Charter of said city, and In accordance with the peti tion of the property owners to be bench t ted hy Faid Improvement, and rn part thereof shall be paid by the City of Roseburg. The esiiinatH of the City Engineer if the probable detailed cost of said Improvement is the sum of $i2,108.53. Resolved, that the City Recorder of the City of Ropeburg, Oregon, be and he is hereby directed to give notice of, said proposed Improvement as provld- ; til by the Charter of said City." RcinoitHtntnces against said proposed Improvement may be tiled with the turners) uned within twenty days fmm the first publication of this notice which Is tho 27th dav of Ma v. 1322. R. I WHIPPLE. City Rocorder of the City ot Rose burg, Oregon. FRUIT TREES Order now and Insure getting what you want when you want them. Stock in larger sizes will be limit ed on account of lato spring, and prices will advance soon. Let us book your order now. R. B. ELLIS ROSEBURG, OREGON. Phone 49-Y. P. O. Box 1074. Onen all cZT"" Voice. Violin. SMtpV"' V with uarntl.l "rot.? jr. Art Studio HOTEL UMPQuT "Roseburg1, TirujC' JEW Avn .,. .. , .T1WIIRV are lnrlted to make u5 quarters here. """m w. J. WEAVES n... VANTA KNIT CERTRUDE II. rr Is iiiinlliiT i. 1 1, . t li,ihy i::ir hi. i.! Hi., i.l. a ,.f n lanii.UM l.aiiy nir . il i l. li. n i;ijs an.i nu his .in. ilii-M.fl. pari ;,) ;ir i..n .h" J'i 'i Hi.- I",.),', iin n,.,.,..,, ls v. tv i.l.-.ii 1,,'n! 'iu. m-Mi.-sn lap.' la". Illius al ln !.; 111. I. is inn I... ' ,v I an.I lliu "Hi I" '1 "It an.I a ill v 'UI !..u i in i,i ii:li , I1"!1 imr r um. i,l. This is only one of the famous Van:,t Cirmpnts. c.iU st our Inlant.' Dpp.iii.nrnt j-irt rt us show you how to d'rn our l.aby from top to too without .i sTjic p,n or button. Stewart 8 wfrr fi.riit.'tit i.' pill (n will;. I lie baby. A "This is to advise you thnt ynu are Mr. and Mrs. 1. J. Brown, a son. II. bears the name ot his great crand father, who was an Oregon pioneer. S. J. Ilasei-I. r.f the Ulendale Cash Slore. has iiisialled an iee plant in removed as a member of the slate : building. V. H. Prost. of Port- fair board of directors, such removal to heroine i-fTeetive June 1, 1922. This land, has the work under his direc tion. It Is in op. ration nm! the water arfh.n is taken under the provisions ""' wH1 bl' will be from our ny of s.-iTion t3, (Breton laws, for the t-ood of t ho service. reservoir., tak. n and has pass.-d The envernnr slated this afternoon:""'"1 Fl' that he has another man In niln.l for i f''eat.-st puni ilie p.wt and I tiat the announcement oi Ms appolntnient could bo expected within a f.-w days. PLANTS. 1'i.r vale, laills Kale plants and late cab-1 ; In- iho in. i .r iihmi. EAKI, VOSIU KCII. 702 l'ullerlon St. GLEN DALE NEWS. l-1-..f DEVELOPMENT HKVUOI'MI vr MI AV-4 lM-;:.n: mi ,r K tU- iMPIUtV. i.Mi out nt nil us i:iii i. ,., t i i;Mi- r OK Sl.llt h i;. We cannot grow faster tl.au tie have to keep far In nilvunce of ,. r r -Inc liiK'T Invtstmeut than on! i ,i. . -g country; though we to .'.Is. Thus i::a-.ntaln-.ire.l. H l AT VI'. AKK 1111 I'Alil It T sllltxi. Mill; i;y .MoMtMTS NOTIl'K Willi KiOM'Mv . ot . Douglas County Light & Water Co 11. M. Jl VMMiS, M iHA r. Men Vardrip nml family, of l',t,H, tho wtM-k in tin? ih,. iriirsi tif Mrs. J. Hatrn. iin- t.i'ininlc imhlir .hcIumiU tUc(i an t i !;. ..nuliy tint' t-ar this vock. I mp mmI k. K. KobiUMin -anil I'tof. S.iv.t:-..' t...'ihiT with a lino rors ot r ,. -'u-r!t hftvr all font i il.uu ..i to tlio full-- of our iotu'l.', Hinl tho -M htH'l KK,U1. Of hU-h i N-'Im I f i-hunnun, lut bovn lir'h's wttiK- in r n'.t iini; cry (Hpartiui-nt of our m hf! svsi.m. Prof. 11. St-t mu. lu in a nmt,l l'i.n;'t niiti muMrlan, nl ho lu M" in ftmo nmuths trawling on "f ill tualih. Ih visitmc hU wito m it. t;r liiMiu in this city. Tiny havr n'li.ittl in vp. ntl tlii (uni!inr ht n ul uh uiii atitl sromly to our f:no tmiit-al t irrU ,, and also to our .not-ial i p'fi'M'nTncnt!, Mr. and Mr-. J. T. Qunntic. of HiM bro, PjM'Ut the wetli attend. ng com- from Section crc-k he hii:ht pttvern- ire will be of the It in a vury nrour - sive and vahu'Mf asset to our city. Mr. Pros i OTi'ily handled tho ma chinery vory -iiii:fnlly. Tho Novs-lJ.':t'W is grow inc in in terest and po-tiiirily with every is sue. and the M.-vtinir column if read ev.TbtM!v nd wo nil onnn'riale Micky"' ntul "Hi - Ileek" nnd we are sure tn hok nt -prtino PicklnV be- lection return.-, te. improvement with I every iue nn.j the meehanical V'rt i is timply ierf.r::v done. ! x.x. by Tore we nolo II-.. We nolo cr.a- Feather mn'tre-.m made from your feather bed. f, ,.!hrs steam cleaned and rer.ovai.d I'hone 91-J. 203 N. Hose Si., near Oat Moore Music Studio "MORE MUSIC" . tcrian 'hurvh: trid Jiiidof Jur.i :s ' P M : flt'-l A! nred June t at Mouths are, as essential to our happi ness as clean hearts. If the dentist cleans your teeth, removes tho tartar and advises you as to their care, ou can keep your mouth In a condition that will resist tooth decay. Teach your children these tooth truths. FREE Examination Dr.O.Nerbas Graduate. In the dental col leRos of Chicago, Philadelphia and New York City. Thone 4SS. Masonic llldg. Painless Extraction Always Welcome ! our Keep m a case of your favorite flavors in the home. Our label Is the 4 these hot summer days, cool, refreshing SODAS. guarantee of purity. .VJ ftnaalr o Ibnoi.,., .... 1 'eiso or taer,l a language of love an4 ,fn("H Phone 240. THE FERN C. M. JONES AUTO TOPS. l IMin. FlUMTl RB 1 Pnoi,TBHr BATTRESSEI IIBHADB WlncliMle, ,ni s, J,tu fc A Roseburg Dairy and A $ Soda Work:; f. 5 Phone 186. S FIRE INSURANCE Prompt service, reliable com panies. Automobile insurance a specialty. Prompt damage, col lision, public liability. Fire and theft coverages. We write all lines of Insurance. . See us for the protection you need. G. W. Young & Son Real Estate, Insurance, Bonds. 118 Cass St. Phone 417. ForDryerStovesS? SEE J.H. SINNIGER SHEET METAL WORKS 329 N. Jaekmm. I Warm Weather 4 Eat less heat producing Imo Come to the i North Side Grow 2 and get your Cereals, Fm rf Etc. PHONE 324, JOHN HUMMEL Successor to 8. A. Phillips. TAILOR Domestic woolen suite from $32 to $50. Exclusive woolen suit for critical dresserh 19 North Ro.e. FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKING Experience In all branches. De slKnlnn of all kinds. New York and Chicago experience. Mrs. Bei, Trowbrldire. Prompt attention to mall orders. 905 w. loth St., Med ford. Oreson. I'hone 3sr,-Y. Water Wells to M Have new equipment-at drill to depth of 1000 k Contracts taken for isfu shallow weils. Pries ij sonable. ' ALBERT GRAHAH LOOKING GLASS First Class MUNICIPAL BONDS How much Interest Have You Paid in your life? Enough to pay for a lot of thq things you are doing without. That was paid for saving money. In other words, you hired some one else to save money for you. It is about tinio for you to be gin psyinR yourself Instead of someone else. Trade where jou can savo money. Where the business ex ists only to save you money. Where the management 13 PAID to save you money and are apt to get fired if they don't savo you money. We have some special bar Pains in disc harrows, 1 used Mccormick, mower, gas engines nnd irrigating pumps and pipe. A. terr odd lots of IM priced municipal bonds. THE EARNINGS. 600.00 Lewlston (Idaho) l 1926, f per cent bond, yield, i cent. liKOnnn flnMWtt rTdahol 1936, per cent bond, yield IK cent. 7000.00 Malheur Counlr (J Bon Irrigation oona, qik yield 64 per cent. 17000.00 Seattle Imp. bond!, 1924. yield 6 per cent. $8000.00 City of Prossor (W 7 por cent paving- bonds. 1927. 192S. 1929, yield J PT : tsooo.00 City of Iisrwr-; (Wash., bonds, due w yield 7 per cent. Astoria Improvement H" yield 6 per cent 11000.00 Bend (Orefon IW1 ment bonds, yield 5tt per ' lOAO OA Tlnlnn CnnntV (OrP: road bonds, yield 5.80 pr : IH000.00 Ruskln (WsshlnP Imp. bonds, yield 7 per ctnl. RICE & RICE HOST) UROKKRS RosKntina. OREaoa Attention, Ladies T1"' new nll-melal Mnytajt washer Is here. Sec it work and save doctor's bills these hot ?. Simple, reliable, efficient "See Us First, We Can Save You Money." FARM BUREAU Cooperative Exchange Use Our Time durinj the hot weather hr cleaning and pressing. We are fully equipP " tend to all your work. Onr Anto WiH & rhone 77.
