I You Sec Satisfaction. Vtm .nofq llio-plfliUlnKEIfriv lirovciiKjilt In ytuhi!0rtitilo1(l6li nftor UitltiK YAL8 F ; A JD E CREAM n It ffftK I'lcilli' Will wiiii tj lliu nhlti nmootli, wlillo Junl nn you HulnK :roniil8, YtyM'K l'nco ('renin. Ih linnilltiHt to mo. Try It tohlnht liuroro rotlrliiR. Nynl'a Fnco Crooni, usoil . pUmjy, fnmkim tho fnco of forty loolf,Mk6 twmity. A ' Ocfd In 20c and 60c Jan. 7-IIr11 for cheaper soles. and . v J? ilorjt!(l suit at ready-tr . J IbP-ALhlnAJ T4Viilnn fault irmita Thus,. L Campbell of Astoria Krv"' -V' V V -; nlgHQhrwihg Hpohlittrfow yyd MIhs Dollo .Randall of-Wn Ik A ..I ...I.. A., t I.. i..J . I.fj . . . . ... . 111 ;UILUI 11L IJI1 MUMmi'MM1. uii. miuic dl. jkj: acta inns id'of cojinty Ih a gticstM tlid tiomd uov. una Mrs. Jr'IVMoro. Do ii Booster for your pwri town. Buy Knoxall Flour, at rill groceries, tit only $1.45 SHClC. 'Dr. Van Villznh and son Jerry returned homo hint week from Where they nave been In camp for tho last Hoven weeks. Good reliable fire Insurance. No aBHeBBiiionts; no membership fee. I'ay onco and you are done. II. IS. Walker at tho Glty Hull. I a sawdust blower for the Booth-Kelly mill at Wcndllng was brought on tho lumber truck from tho Coburg plant I'riuay. Mr. and Mrs. George Eastern nf Wnlln Wnlln nrrlvrwl Irrlflnv Hall for cheaper soles alid to attend the funeral of Mr. Eb- Call anv time for measuring foV ullorjtsd suit at ready-made lWrrv Is sick at the Anderson lop yard yvtlh .an attack of jHicumonla. m r Miss Vcva Diinlap hac resign ed her position in the Springfield field schools in order to accept a position at The Dalles, ., Mr. rind Mrs. Jules DoMIck aro n6,w comfortably located In the Mrs. Jeanetto Richardfl6p house at Gth and B streets. Jrf. 8. T. Watson Was oper ated on at the Mercy hospital. ufcekc. last jvcok, arjd ft fiowv well dnnho road to recovery, Mrs, Q( B. Kesscy and son DWlght, and Mrs. C. E. Swarts arid granddaughter left Satur day for Newport for a vacation. " V , MD. Ebbcrl and wifeof New VERY LITTLE LOSS FROM . IT IN LANE COUNTY . if Inspector SteWart Returns from Tour of County That only 17 pear trees and two or three apple trees in Lane pcrg jirove up sunilay to attend cbunt of fire blight this season lio funeral of the late J. A, Eb wa8 Ul0 Btatcmcnt of C. E. Stew bort. 'JJiey return homo ,to-Lrt county fruIt jn8pector, yes n Iterday. Tho inspector has been ;r i , Ivory busy during tho past few ijr. ami Aire. yoe jjaviflcWCeks serving notices upon own arc moving today Sromm II nndrs of infected trees to cut them Main street to thd? woollev..i..., t...., t,, ti Mrs, S.'AV. H. Ilayncrt of Eii-jhodscon iMjetweon Otfi ana7th,"eJ T T "Mt cg at work and geuo Is In charge of the IJarl)it 8treeta. uhare doing their best to nr" - mllllnory store this week during , . j"J " Bnread of the disease tho absence of Mrs Harbit. , Mr, and Mrs. Chas llBxl otahe Tacoma. Wash., liuve been vlsit-rt if ,Mn E. O. Jarvis of Portland-;rc-!ng,Bince Saturday with Mr. andir,"r,:: ' , lnoa -pnm lh(l tumcd to his home today after Mrs. L. E. Durrinf Mrs. Hart is ' . aU?.!.8t 'r,?ill Classified AdsJ For Sale, Bent, Wanted, Etc. FOR. SALE Tcahi of horses, ' subber tired buggy and har ness. If you want to buy a bargain see Martin, C45 A, St. FOlt SALE 100 acres, 70 lino river bottom. 40 in cultivation . fair set of buildings, family orchard. 10 miles out. Adj . dress T. C. Thompson, Picas?' antHill, Ore. 1 NOTICE-IIop Pickers start picking hops in the Campbell Walkerard, Monday August - 23. Palmer Bros. It spending the week end at Jthe a lister of Mr. Durrin tiomc or ur. nnu Airs, ivesier. blight in this country has beent heelB. Jenkins, the home of all wool fabrics. bert. They will remain for a jweek or ten days visiting, rela tives and menus. Oliver Johnson went to New berg on buHlnesa- Thursday. Oliver Johnson made a trip to Albany yesterday going down on Itho Oregon Electric at 7 oclock Mrs J II llowor Helen Pnrl 1 1,1,10 ,orI,B and driving his .Mrs. j. ii. uowur, uutn, can ,lllnmni,n ilflk. rrivttur in tch- anti Mary, aro picking hops at " " " . im ii i. i mnnann vni t r : . " shcii. J. B. Ebbert of Portland re turns homo tonight after having attended the funeral here of his undo, J. A. Ebbert. Mrs. Robo Ilarblt and Mrs. Gmco Ilnrblt left today for W. I. Ebbert of Condon, Ore gon"brother of Mrs. John Wln zenrled and of Mrs. Frank Powers, came iii Saturday to attend the funeral of Ids uncle. He will remain for a time for a visit. Leonard SIdwell, who has ItOBOburg Wliero they Will Spend hnnn wnrUtm- n liln t rutin na n several days on buahiCBS. .barber at San Francisco for the . - , ,.. . past three years, camo in last Mrs. Bort Doano ami children week for a visit with his parents of Jasper wore in Springfield Mr. and Mrs. R. F. -SIdwell. He Saturday on buslncfls and vlBlted. Wns accompanied bv his friend. Ray Barger returned to his home at Brownsville Sunday nftor spending tho week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lyons. Salo on Porch Furniture. $2.00 child swing $1.25, hung to HOP PICKERS Start picking on Sept.'l at the old Cheshire yard, 1 1-2 miles west of, Springfield. Henry Hukriede tmilifnrr " afiM Vio nanoprnr W F. M. Miller of Lebanon !"Wo will be able to complete returned to her home Saturday our present work within a after spending a week with Miss week. Mary Roberta and also Mrs. F. The Inspector and his depu- A. NIckerson of .Marcola. ties have made a complete cir-h i cult of the eounty and havej ..The Springfteld Feed Com- learned one thing about the, pany .is in position to supply you , blight that they did not knpwi suit. $C.C0 Porch Swings $3.00, wtlh a winter supply of Chicken berore. Tney nave round tnat hung up. $5.00 Porch Scat $2.50. Feed at the lowest prices. If in the vicinity of low, swampy t HAYDEN & METCALF Store, you arc laying in a supply of places, the blight flourishes,; Springfield. Phone 83. 2t grain and hay, give us a chance but in high, dry places, it has not ,to supply you. It will cost you 'gained a foothold. It has been 1 .1 ,... II.. ,1,11 nn mnyn. nn.l nftnr. .mil m fniltll tllflt tVlO 111 I flit AVRtR'' nmn)f Portland, tho former a jcomodations that others do not. principally among the wl d trees, . "f ZmnJ FOR SALE OR TRADE New six room bungalow on im proved lot 50x150, trees, out side city limits, city water sewerage, wired for electric lights, one block from mac adam street. Will trade for Springfield property. Address E. R. Spencer, Cottage Grove Oregon. property' and pay for this adv. and take knife. 48 brother of A. D. Ruddiman spent! Wo have the Stock, Guarantee such as crabapple and liaw Saturday and Sunday with Mr. I the quality and offer- you the thorne, which always grows in ninlillmnn nnil Mr. mid Mriwlowest nrices nosslble. All we low places. Quince trees have sam Young, Sr., and family. ask Is that you give us a chance also been attacted, but as this IpoUND Curry comb and brush In the morning and driving his to make you a price on what'erop Is not a valuable one the( call at this office. vnti iinerl nnd -wo will nnotn a farmers are not complaining 1 Mrs. Van Valzah received a ; figure that will Interest you. Try when they are directed to cut card last week from her son, DrCupid" and "Johnson's Best" the trees dewn. S". L. Van Valzah at Chicago, Flour and save money. Inspector Stewart said that if saying that Mrs. Baxter Young, I the farmers and fruit growers who is on her way to Baltimore A $G,000 residence, and a $4,- make no bona fide effort to com frtr nn hnnrnt inn. 1r Rtnndlnfc Ofl0"home to co un at Eucene. ply with the notices posted upon the trip well. I The Southern Pacific and the their lands to cut down all in-j vernment-will boost the Cra-."!Bl':u UBe8; lu i'5iui do tne worK memseives 'ana witli Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Fry. w w m Born On Saturday, Septem ber 4, 1915, to Mr. nnd Mrs. Gcorgo Kiser of West Spring Held, n son, weight 12 pounds. J. W. Ebbert of Condon, Ore- Mr. Walker. n Mr. and Mrs. John Winzen ricd came home Friday night in response to a telegram an nouncing the death of Mr.. Eb bert. Tho Winzcnried8 liad been taking an 'automobile trip gon, brotnor or tuo into jnmcs to Tillamook and along tne A. Ebbert, nnd who has been Oregon coast and up the ttohun- at his ucusklo for tho past six.bia river. They were accom ......1... ......... ....... I 11.. win tor hore. ' . Eovernment 'You don't havo to pay a big aerjLake district. price to get a good Hour, we o. W. R. &,N. Co., has let con .charge the expenses to the own- FOR SALE Peaches, Early Charlotte, "an improved early Crawford" variety. Upland grown so best flavor. Price1 75 cents per bushel delivered!, 50 cents at orchard one mile north of Springfield. J3rteg box. Phone 768-L, Eugeae. F G. Young. iacl.. vou can't lose It it dontl""'"""" lerlook, a thing n tiara not ov - - a i please, money. Sons. wd will Mrs. E. don refund your j - Tfere li more Catarrh In lhl tcUoa et II. K. Hockett wiUi his wife and little son spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. Hockett's mother, Mrs. Grace Harbit. Mr. Hockett and family left this morning for Florence and other dreds of them are in very bad erlook," said the inspector. snape, says tne inspector. V. Sneed & the country thnn ull other dlieuoi put I In Uie IITJlt UlStnciS OI UU-1 wm iu ied to Im; Incurable, For a oclc ' iiMuuu.i. w.n j o.i v nu TMf'marJyyeara doctors pronounced it a jrane, Mr. Stewart and his depii- corporated to build a smelter."," SMTM conditions- pretty J Eugene-J. H. Smith and J. wltlolorol treatment, pronounced It Incur- good and Very little disease.. I.mi-i, .v.t. hninm nbte. .Science Ima proven Catarrh to be a ,mnn ti,n trooa hut nn firniQ N. Wray establish Chair factory convtautionoi diBea8e,and therefore re-1 among tne trees, out on iarms ' nuire conatuutionai treatment. Hairs where the owners do not make ! here. cSS5? ToMo?owoe.d,brhoFonfy a business of raising fruit the I Albany D E. Nebergall & Co. Constitutional cure on the market. It Is ,nrQr pAtidltlnnn wrp fntirul. o r.i,, onnrofn 'monl- token Internally. It nets directly on tne " r wm cictu o-owij wuis u. spend tho'panlod by their daughter, Mrg. coast points where they..wih&' 8S B packing house. ljcmmons or roruanu. IkhoikI a week's vacation uerore , " it . enii or circulars .ibc Munw returning to Springfield. handled' 1 Bringing In the daintiest, choicest flavoured flaked food ever produced-r? 4 ' New . Post Toasties Bert NIckum nnd family ex-j pect to leave Wednesday for! irlaho where they will reside. Mr. NIckum' lias been employed by the Springfield Provision Company since ho came here two yours ago. It Is owing to his poor health that they aro leav ing here. I James Auberry died at the home of his soin J..T. A wherry, 'at. Pleasant Hill;, yesterday , morning at five- o'clock. Age sixty years, and the funeral serv ices were held at Pleasant Hill ; tills morning' ut 11 o'clock,, con ducted by Rev. J. T. Mooi'e of Springfield. interment was nuulo in the" Jasper cemetery. W. F. Walker had. charge of the funeral. Mr. A wherry had been a resident of tho county for a number of years. , n w SOCIAL NOTES and testimonials. unc rllennvorail (n cunh nrMinrHs'l rMt-WUenjt iiuncij AddreMI F. J. CIIENET & CO.. Toledo O. I " ,T" ! A7 OKC Jho frillf of all kinds in Fold by nriucuit. 76a. , Sin Eugene there were a large 'Wi.ooo ids. irun oi an kiuub m Tans llsll's Family IMIls for conitlpstljn. nnp,!, 0f frjf trees that .ire 'l 91 5. THRILLS AND TEACHES A Powerful Drama Dealing With a TRAFFIC IN SOULS If vrtii lSlr corn flakes, as most folks (?o, mm v v ' there's a delightful surprise ahead. The NEW method of toasting these choice bits of Indian Corn brings out a wonderful new flavour A Flavour Beyond Compare New Post Toasties have a body and crispness that don't mush down when cream or milk is added, and they .come FRESH-SEALED sweet appetizing. ' 'vc ' ' Mrs. R. P. Mortensen enterr talned with" a surprise event on Saturday evening in honor of the birthday anniversary of Dr. Mortensen. Five Hundred was the pastime of the evening. The guests were -Mr. nnd Mrs. Osten Cox, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Beaver, Mrs. Zella Cantrell, E. A. Holvor son, and Dr. and Mrs. Morten sen. Mrs. Vina McLean entertained at dinner Saturday in honor of Miss Eva Wentwqrth of Pasa- dona, California. Tho guests wore Mrs. Lou Richardson, Dr. Olive Waller, and Miss Went Mrs. Waller. Miss Wowtworth and Mrs. McLean wero teachers ! together in the Geary school, Eugene, for a uumber of yeVs, and the dinnc,rrvna.c.in occasion of a very happy reunion. ' 4. Card of Thanks. Wd the' undorsltrnfitl h'rehv .wish to express our heartfelt iiianicH to our many menus lor ineir manv -.uintmesses ' u me jjiQuSjcKnoss and at (hp .deaths 1 our Deioveu urouier ana The Photoplay of the Hour Full of Throbbing Action ONE DAY ONLY SEPTEMBER, 7th, 1915 lilcU), .James A, Ebbert; ' 25c Bell Theatre 25C Get your seats early:-Now on sale at Ketels DrurJStore. MAGGIE MORRIS,. Urn