Stop at Our Store
Your rlrtoH, tliono hoVVvonliiKii or at othfcr Union, will bo
umilo moro enjoyable If you (Hop herd for kinio of; tho
)$ood thlnyH our Hloro provide).
Autoliitu from all over to mi uro innldni; (hl a rofitilur
litopplng place. Tho excellence of our dollcloiw, healthful
fountain bovoraycH, our exceptionally flno clgara, our
frotih, high-grade caudlea, etc., aro tho attraction. ,
Wo uro entering oHpcclal'.y Jo UiIh cIubh of trado and
you'll give your gutwtH an extra delight by bringing them
hero for a little treat.
WE
NEVER
SUBSTITUTE
Tales of
'--Iluvo you tried Cupid Flour?"
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N. A. Itowo mndo a buBlncsa
itrlp to Marcola Saturday.
Have your null made to
meaHuro at Jenkins Fourth St.t
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Tho town council will meet in
regular monthly bcshIou at tho
,'clty hall this evening.
Ernest Lyon of tho Springfield
Feed company made a business
trip to Ilrownsvllle Thursday.
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Karl Laxton returned Friday
from a trip of two months to
points In Oregon and Washing
ton. ,
Harry Withers, who resides
a fow miles east of Springfield,
underwent a nasal operation in
Eugene Saturday.
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Mra. II. S. McGowan of West
Stayton arrives this afternoon
for a visit of some time at tho
home of her daughter, Mrs. II.
A. Korf.
.
Hubert Travis, who nns been
employed for some niontliB nt.
IS. SalCB' Toggery, nas re-j
sinned, and expects to obtain a!
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.position in Portland.
Mrs. Anna Potter, mother of
Mrs. F. It. Hussell, was dismiss
ed from the Mercy hospital, Ku
gene, last Saturday. Mrs. Pot
ter has boon finite 111 for sonio
little time. !
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R. W. Smith, rural mail car-;
rier on the Springfield-Walter-:
vllle-Camp Creek route, Is tak-
lug his annunl vacation of IB (
days, and Urucc Lnnsbury Is
carrying the mall. !
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The S. I'. Co. ran a sneclnl
to Wondllng last evening to ac
commodate tho crowds that
came from Mohawk points to t
attend the Mabel-Thuraton j
bnsebnll game. j
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The decking of the display
window of Egt'-iMnnnn's candy ,
Kitchen was raised a few inches j
last week so as to bring the,
goods high enough to Do seen
across tho street.
A enrd from" Mr. and Mrs.
George Catching at North
Pend, Washington, dated July
7, says they nre on their way
homo and that they aro having
a flno time on their automobile
trip.
Sensation assortment of
genuine Guernsey cook ware,
consisting of casseroles, tea
. pots, marmltes, pudding dishes,
oval bakers, mixing bowls, etc.,
etc. All large size at 2B centB
and 8B centBcnch. .HAYDEN
& METCALF.
Joo Burgess of Notl waB In
Springfield Saturday looking
for, a teacher of the Notl school.
Mr. and Mrs. Uurgess leave in n
short time for Morccd, Cnlifor-
nln, for the benefit of Mrs. Uur-
gess' health.
, A. J. MoKinzoy, local munng-
er of the Hampton store, Is off
duty' for his vacation this week.
Mr. and Mrs. McKlnzoy expect
to spend n part of tho time at
tho homo of Mr. McKlnzoy's
father at Pleasrtnt Hill.
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G. F, Conloy and family and
A. (Gt.'lJrauor and family of Cor
vallls, were in Springfield Sat
urday afternoon on. their way' to
their homes from tho' Belknap
springs. Thoy drove on to Co
vallls that night in tholr nuto-mobllcB.
the Town
; Hall for cheaper soles and
hcols.
I -2200 nll-wool, up-to-dato
-fabrics to choose from at Jen
kins' Place, Fourth Street. . t
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Eugene C. Martin came down
'from Marcola this morning and
returns on the afternoon train.
A. S. Walker, who has been
ill for quite a tlmo, was reported
today, as showing no improve
ment. Try a Back of eastern Ore
gon flour at $1.50 a sack, $5.80
a barrel. This flour guaranteed.
SNI3I3D & SON'S.
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Mrs. M. J. McKHn and Mrs. D.
Crouch mndo a business trip to
Eugeno this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Clark and
Mrs. Stowart returned to Salem
yesterday after spending sev
eral days at home here..
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Perkins & Wlnzenried arc
having a concrete pavement
laid in Fourth street where the
old scales were taken out.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Fry, Mrs.
T 1 1 l
ai. ai. ijom. Airs. Jessie sewinan
and sons Theron and MaVnil,
spent Sunday at tho fish hatch-
ory.
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Dale Tusslng. employed nt
tho Snrlngfield Feed store, left
Sntu'rday morning for n fishhm
trip near Brownsville, his old
home.
There will bo a called meeting
of the Progressive Five Hundred
club nt tho Ellto hotel Wedues
dny evening nt S o'clock. All
members nre urged to be pres
ent. o a
Dr. Laurie Van Vnl.nh arriv
ed from San Francisco Friday
night for a visit with his parents
in Springfield. He is n- phvsl
eiun in the big S. P. hospital
there.
W. L. Dunlnp this morning
received from Clay Parker of
Lnndux u benutiful redside, 17
and n half inches long, that
weighed two pounds nftcr It
wns dressed.
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Miss Mne Lvons. who hns
been mnklng her home with
Miss Estclln Mnrtln whllo nt
tcndlng tho Springfield Illch
school, expects to lenvo shortly
for tho homo of her pnrents at
Corning, California.
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Seo our window for the
boBt. value In Guernsey ware
over olicretl in sprmglloui.
While thoy last, at 2B cents and
3B cents, each. The Home Fur
nishers, HAYDEN & METCALF
Mrs. Rose Ilarbit and daugh
ter Stella, Mrs. N. J. Harbit and
daughter, Naomi. J. P. Fry and
his Blstor, Mrs. M. M. Lord,
wont to Cnlnpooln' springs in
Mr. Fry's nutomobilo this morn
ing. Mr. Fry and Mrs. Lord will
return this evening, and tho
Hnrblts will stay for a week or
two.
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E. J. Thayer, who has been
uBsoelnted for Bovcrnl months
with Mr. Wlllnrd In tho conduct
of tho Springfield Dairy, re
ceived a tologram Thursday ad
vising him tlioro wns a position
open for him as brakomnn on
tjio Shasta division, from Ash
Innd to Dunsmuir, and ho wont
to Portland at onqp to report.
Ho wns formerly ' night yard
master In SpringfleM.
SOCIAL
Thursday afternoon Class
No. B of tho M. E, Sunday
school was royally entertained
at tho homo of Mrs. Horning.
Members of tho claBH present
wore: Eunlco Horning, Doris
Smith, Margaret McElhnnoy,
Phyllis Heater, Genevieve Co-
nenhaver. Flaud Townaond,
Stella and Naomi Ilarbit, Mir
lam Malo, Minnie Uocson and
Mrs. 0, A. Townsend. Guests
of tho ebiBH woro Edith Horil-
Inir and Alfred Townsend. Var -
Ioub games were enjoyed for a they were pleasantly entertaln
tlmo then the hostess Berved ed. Needlework formed the en-
pop cojn balls, cake and ico
cream, whlplt tho young folks
appreciated very much and all
departed at five o'clock declar
ing they had had one flue time.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. H.
F. Gordon, In Springfield, was
tho scene of a pleasant surprise
on Sunday when a large num
ber of relatives gathered, the
occasion being a reunion of tho
"Wlnzenried Ifamily. A bount
eous repast was served. The
following relatives woro pre
sent: Mr. and Mrs. II. F Gor
don, Chris Wlnzenried, Mr. and
Mrs. J. L. Beaver, Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Beaver, Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Lord, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Lord,
Hall for cheaper soles and
heels.
Mrs. Charles Dorrlty visited J
Saturday and Sunday with her
cousin, Lane Morris, at Cedar
Flat.
In n very hotly contested ball
name at Midway park Sunday,
Thurston defeated Mabel by a
Bcore of G to 0.
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Mr. and Mrs. Al Perkins, Geo.
Perkins and Mrs. Minnie Kahler
drove to London Springs on
Sunday for the outing.
Work of grading G. Street
from Eighth to Tenth, for which
Bruce Lansbury has the qon-
tract, was begun Saturday.
Good reliable fire Insurance.
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No assessments; no membership
fee. Pay once and you are done,
II. E. Walker at the Cityllall.
GOO
Rev. IT. C. 11101 went to
Latulax and Blakeloyvllle Satuf-,
day and returned Monday. Ilei
reports that the recent rains'
did some little damage to hay
that was In the fields.
Mary Pickford plays the'
lead, supported by her sister
Lottie and brother Jack in the
five-act Paramount nicture.
"Fanchion the Cricket," at the
Oregon theatre, Eugene, Mon
day and Tuesday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lemons,
who have been here for six
months, left today for Portland.
Mr. Lemons has been firing on
tho Springfleld-Willai.nina run,
and goes to take a run between
Portland and Tillamook.
A number of the members of
tho Snrlngfield lodge of Odd Fel
lows went to Coburg Saturday
evening to attend the installa
tion of the officers of the lodge
there. District Deputy Grand
Master G. L. Day was installing
officer.
Miss Blanche McIIcnry of Ro
gers, Arkansas, -arrived Satur
day for n visit of a month at the
homo of her uncle and aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Smith. Miss
Mclienry has been attending the
California fairs, and will return
to her home by the northern
routes.
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Roy Jonkins this morning re
roclovd word that his brother;
L. 13. Jenkins of Portland, a re
cording clerk In' tho main police
office, had passed highest in tho
civil service examinations and
will bo in charge of the police
of St. Johns and Linnton, which
wero recently annexed to Port
land. He will have 18 men un
der him. Ho is expected to pay
a visit to Springfield early in
Aurcust.
Deafness Cannot Be Cured
by local nmillcottori, they cannot reach
tb illiraicd portion ot the ear. There la
only one way to oure dearnvaa, and that la
by conalltullonal remedlr. Ueafneaa la
earned by an Inflamed condition of the mu
coua lining o( the ljuatachlan Tube. Winn
thla tuba la Inllained you have n rumbllne
uund or Imperfect htarlnc. and when It la
entirely oloied, Deafneea la the reault. und
unleea the Inflammation can be taken uut
and thla lube reatored to ita normal condi
tion, hearing will be dcitroyed forever: nine
caeea out of ten are caueed by Catarrh,
which la nothing but an Inflamed condltlo.ii
of the mucoua nirfncea,
We will Rive One Hundred Dollar for any
caae of Denfneaa (cauaed by catarrh) that
cannot be cured by IUU'b Catarrh Cuiv.
Bend'for circular!, free.
P. J. CIIKNRY ft CO., Toledo, Ohla. ,
Bold by DriicalMa. no.
Taka Haifa amlry Villa for ooaatlpaUou
NOTES
Halla Heaver, of Pleasant Hill,
Frank Wlnzenried, of Portland,
Mrs. fJ. A. Taylor, Mllwaukle.
Oregon, Mr. and Mrs. John
Wlnzenried, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Lemons, Springfield, Mr. and
iMrs. W. H. Gilfry,.Mr. and Mrs.
J. T. Gilfry, Mrs. Lizzie Rine-
hart and Maude Gilfry, Crc3
well.
The Kensington Club met at
tho home of Mrs. II, A. Korfi
last Friday afternoon where!
tcrtalnment of the afternoon.
After which dainty refresh
ments were served. Members
of the club present were: Mrs.
E. J. Browning, Mrs. II. W.
Whitney, Mrs. N. W Emery,
Mrs. J. W. Coffin, Mrs. M. M.
Peery, Mrs. C. E. Wheaton, Mrs.
Dr. ISugene Kester, Mrs. 0. B.
Kessey, Mrs. L. May, Miss Edna
Swarts, Mrs. F. E. Lenhart, Mrs.
IT. A. Korf. Guests of the club
were Mrs. Clay Parker, (Lan
dax), Mrs. W. L. Dunlap, Mrs.
J. B. Sowash, Miss Vcrna
Morris (Iowa), Mrs. Whitney
(Sutherlln.) The club members
are planning a picnic to be held
July 23 instead of the regular
meeting.
The Springfield Flour mill to
day received a carload of blue
stem wheat from eastern Wash
ington. Miss Mabel Brabham of San
ta Clara spent Friday in Spring
field as the guest of Miss Elolah
Newman.
I,Lr.8;,R' V; Dnn7 WaS. 0??ra
on at the Mercy hospital In Eu
gent this morning and Is now
doing nicely.
William and Lillle Ebbertt
brother and sister of Mrs. John
Wlnzenried and Mrs. J. F. Pow
ers, left this morning for their
home at Condon, Gilliam coun
ty, after attending the funeral
of their mother here. Their
father, J. W. Ebbert will remain
1U1 IV 11 111 V; Willi 1110 UIUUIU1.
Jameg Ebbert who suffered P
stroke of paralysis several weeks
ago.
I
j Chautauqua j
Don't Forget These Attractions
Ciricillo's
Grand Opera Company, in Eugene
Wednesday afternoon and Evening.
Col. Geo. W. Bain, the grand old man
of the Chautaqua platorm on Friday.
Swiss Alpine Yodlers
They played 40 Weeks in New York Hippodrome
the largest theatre in America. New and novel as
well as entertaining. On Saturday afternoon and
evening. Eight
Dr. J. H. Barr made a profes
sional trip to Marcola Saturday
evening.
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sidwell,,
daughter Grace and son Fern,
returned this afternoon from a'
vacation trip to Newport.
William and Jimmy Young rc
roturncd homo this afternoon
from Newport where they have
spent the last two weeks.
Mayor C. L. Scott and family
loft this morning for San Fran
cisco to attend the fair. They
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wjh iju guilt; iur nuvurm wucnu.
Classified Ads
For Sale, Rent, Wanted, Etc.
FOR SALE OR TRADE New
six room bungalow fjn 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.
LOST Roman gold ear drop
with pendant. Leave at this
ofilcc. Reward.
LOST Last week In Spring
field, large envelope contain
ing papers of value to owner.
Return to this office. lt
LOST Gold breast pin on July
5, either on Ninth or Main.
Reward. Leave at News of
fice. 46
FOUND Bicycle padlock.
The News office.
At
27
I LOST On Fifth street, purse
and sum of money. Finder
please leave at News office.
It. O. A. hall for rent. Well ven
tilated and lighted, clean and
warm. Kitchen and dining
room attached. Rates reason
able. Apply to Fred Watke
Gilbert Davis.or W. A. Hall.
WANTED 150 MEN TO RIDE
the motor bus. Leave Spring
field 25 minutes after the hour
and leave Eugene 5 before the
hour. Fare 5c. 47-8
Eugene
Italian Band and
other attractions.
Call at the Lane County News
Officefpi? iPrograms 'f H
FOR SALE Timber "claim, for
$G,000. No Incuinboranco,
clear title, 8,800,500 feet If
taken Inside of G woks. Ad-
, dress A. P. Nilson, Springfield,
Orecon. TGt
FOUND One bay marc. Owner
may have same by calling,
describing, paying for this ad
and paying for keeping. A.
L. Churchill, Springfield. Ore.
R. F.D. 2. ,37-8-S
LOST A gold braclet, cameo
Bet, between Thurston and.
Eugene. Leave at News office'
and receive reward. It:
FOUND A purse containing a
small sum of money. Call at
Nice & Miller and pay for this,
notice. 42
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior,
U. S. Land Office at Rosoburg, Ore
gon, June 21, 1015.
Notice Is hereby given that Orlando-.
0. Vob8, of Logroll Oregon, who, on
November 201911, made Homestead.
Entry, Serial, No. 07C49, for the S
of SEV4 of Section 30, Township 19 S
Range 1 C, Willamette Merldan, has
died notice of intention to make Final
Three-year Proof, to establish claim.'
to tho land abovo described, beforo
1. P. Hewitt, U. S. Commissioner, at
his office at Eugene, Oregon, on tho
2nd day of August, 1915. Claimant,
names as witnesses: Dexter Carter,
of Lowell, Oregon; Lorenzo S. Wlnt
frey, of Lowell, Oregon; Frank Mc
Masters, of Land Axe, Oregon; Ora.
E. Carter of Lowell, Oregon.
J. M. UPTON,
J24Jy2l Reglatcr.-
Office In City Hall, Springfield, Ore-.
HERBERT E. WALKER,
NOTARY
PUBLIC
Office Ninth and I'cftrl 8t.
eicrnoneSSJ
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AND DENTIST
Suite
Phone 888,
EUGENE. ORE
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