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I lull for cheaper Holes ami
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Colgate's Talcums lCc at
Peery's.
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Norwood Cox Is suffering
considerably from an attack of
quinsy.
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Home made caudles and
Ice cream at tho Palace of
sweets. Free delivery.
Mrs. J. 13. Clark of Yoncalla
Is vlstllng at the home of Dr.
and Mrs. U. P. Mortenscn.
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A. D. Watts and 0. W. Mor
ris of Cottage Grove were in
town last night on business.
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Carol Morrison arrived from
Portland Tuesday, called hither
by tho Illness of his father,
Thomas Morrison.
Edwards & Hrattaln last
week sold the Tomllnson tract
In Douglas Gardens to a Mr.
Kocnoka, recontly from Pals
ley. a a v
J. G. Bowermnn .and son
Laweronco wero down from
iTront, Ore., to attend tho fun
eral services of his step-father,
L. F. Rovere.
J. E. Edwards of the firm of
Edwards & Hrattaln, went to
Talent, Jackson County, on
business last week, and return
ed Tuesday night.
Tho WaltervIUo District Sun
day School union will hold a
convention at Ilayden Bridge on
Sunday, July 25. A largo num
ber of young people will go from
Springfield.
A locomotive in tho local
yarns, wmic being taken from
me repair traeic 10 tiie oil tank
last evening, ran off the track,
anu it required tlirco or four
hours hard work to get It back
on the rails.
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Jimmy Young, Frank DePue,
jr., anu nay Many left tills week
lor n camping trip on Camp 1
Creek. No large game, has thus
far been secured, but the young
nimrods will yet make a cred
itable snowing.
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Grocery Buying
Doesn yt Require
the time and thought and attention
that it used to.
Nowadays, at this modern store,
we take care of the "worry part" of
your grocery buying we stand be
tween you and impure foods and un
desirable good v-and the coot is no
more than for inferior goods.
Get the Habit of Trading
Here,
Goes With You
on your vncntlon will
co mo bnck with n com
ploto otory of tho oum
mor'o fun a otory that
will havo a froohonlng
Intoroot with onch ouo
cooding yoar.
TAKE A
KODAK
WITH YOU
A new Colgate soap at
Perry.
Hall for cheaper soles and
heels.
Hear the new Edison Disc
Phondgrophs at Peery's.
Miss Alice Stanlgcr went to
Roseburg Saturday for a visit
with relatives.
Cupid Flour. $1.70. The
best hardwheat on the market
Springfield Feed Co.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Cox went
to West Stayton Tuesday to
visit Mr. Cox mother.
Tho Broken Coin at the
Hell Sunday and Monday with
Francis Ford and Grace Cun
urd. f
Miss Velum Gentry returned
to Lebanon Monday after a vis
It of a week with her mother,
Mrs. Etna Gentry.
Joe Jones is down from the
work on the road being con
structed by the S. P. Co along
the Oakrldge 'branch.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ketels of
Portland are here for a visit
with their son, John F. Ketela
of tho Ketels drug store.
Mrs. Al Montgomery received
word this morning of the ser
Ioub Illness of her brother, Wil
son Gaerte of Orange, Calif.
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When Dr. Rebhan and D. S.
Reals went swimming In the
river last evening they left their
clothing securely hidden, so
they supposed, but someone
went through the trousers, tak
ing a few dollars from each.
a ji
this niorning to do some repair
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L. E. Durrln went to Albany
work at the Oregon Power com
pany's plant there. The local
plum carried the Albany load
.while the repairs were being
imadd.
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Waltor Ilerndon returned Tues-1
nay irom a iwo-weeKs' visit at
iMumuui ruiHuiu Asummi win
relatives and friends. Mr. and
Mrs. A. M. Beavor of Ashland.
and son and their daughter,
Mrs. Ilerndon camo by auto,
and they and Mr. Herndon have
x'gono to Salem for a visit.
Larimer's
Savo 1-3 by buying llcxall
School Tablets at Peery's. j
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C. II. Mead and family went
to Marcola Wednesday,
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When In town call at the
Palace of Sweets for a cool, re
freshing drink.
James WIthrow went to Ook
rldgo Wednesday to fish on Sal
mon creek,
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Dan Gore of thejflrm of Gore
& Rowe made a business trip
to Mnrcolu Wednesday.
Mrfl. Mary Maglll returned
; Friday from Goshen where she
jhad been nursing Mrs. Will Wni
I ters.
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Try a sack of eastern Orc
jgon flour at $1.50 a sack, $5.80
a barrel. This flour guaranteed.
SNEED & SONS.
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The roof of the Springfield
(lour mill Is being rcshinglcd,
and a number of repairs are be
ing made to the Interior.
Good reliable fire Insurance.
No assessments; no membership
fee. Pay once and you are done.
II. E. Walker at the City Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack LIttell ar
rived from Portland Tuesday
night, called here by the ser
ious Illness of Mrs. Littell's
father.
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Announcement was made at
the Rcbekah lodge Monday eve
,nlB ,tmit. Mrs- Nrwood c?
who has been quite ill, is able
to receive visitors.
Rev. S. S. Johns of Myrtle
Ornok. whn linn honn vlsitlncr
friends in this part of Oregon WjIl"iake their day the greatest for at least 10,000. Small quan
for sevral days, spent Wednes- ioE all. Taylor, Dunsmore, Frey- tItles of the juice and Oregon
day at the home of John Fitz-!taB Warren, Stevenson, Proc-;prunc8 ilave )eeu served at dif
gerald. jtor. ,and Grisenwiate, all repre-; ferent tline3 and are in tremen-
sentlng the Willamette Valley doua favor it is believed that
The pie socialwhlch was to! counties, make up a formidable : the loganberry juice, properly
have been held at the Christian .organization, The Coos Bay exploited, will develop a busi-
church Friday evening has been
postponed -Indefinitely on ac
count of the death of Mr. Mor
rison's father.
G. D. Valller, L. N. Roney and
the head contractor for the
Portland Bridge company leave
tomorrow for a week's fishing
trip at the Rigdon ranch at Oak
ridge before beginning work on
the new Coast Fork bridge.
,
E. C. Colcord arrived from
Seattle Wednesday for a visit
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C.
E. Colcord. He made the trip of
386 miles by motorcycle in two ' caslon.
days. Ho was accompanied by j '
A. F. Ncct, who comes to visit Because their birthday anni
hls cousins here. Iversaries all came within four
1 days, Mrs. M. M. Lord, Mrs. Jes-
Miss Nellie Jones, who is now sie. Newman and Miss Elolah
employed in Portland, arrived Newman were given a picnic
yesterday to spend a ten days party in the park near the flour
vacation with her mother and mill last evening. Other mem
famlly here. Miss Jones was at bers of the party were Mrs. J. P.
one time a compositor in the Frv. Mrs. Al Montgomery and
News 0, and was reputed to
I10 mio nf tlin host nvnromnnvw i
here.
Stop! WAIT! Do not buy
outside Hour at present prices.
New wheat will be in soon and
t mir win lift owor. i nm
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wared to make as good a flour
"D " &U4",tVi
Mill a ti nnirV nmn
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Miss Amy Carson, who gives
music lessons in Marcola and
Wendllng. gave a very success
ful musicalo at Marcola last
evening, presenting her pupils.
She was assisted by Miss Maude
Gorrio of Springfield, and she
gave a number or two herself, ily while on the way to San
Her sister, Ida Carson, went 'Francisco.
.with her.
F. B. Watke, formerly in the
While Rov. A. M. Spangler of meat business here, writes to
Eugene was driving on the way; have his copy of the News sent
to tho Booth-Kelly mill yester- to Ogden, Utah, where he is
day afternoon, his automobile, now located,
although It had crowded to the j
right side of the driveway, was Two strangers from Salt
struck by a truckload of lum- Lake were in town the first of
ber which had just crossed the 'the week looking for a location
railroad track, and, running for a pressing parlor, but they
down tho slight grade, could
not be steered by tho driver. The
radiator of tho machine was I
damaged slightly, and one head- ' A new serial picture "The
light glaBS was cracked. Broken Cain" will start Sunday,
July 25, at the Bell, Everybody
Wo will receive a large ship- In Springfield will enjoy this
mnnt of Johusim'u lest FIoip picture ns the favorities, Fran
soon and will be glad to book cis Ford and Grace Cunard will
orders for those who wish to lay bo tho leads. These Stars were
In a supply of the "old wheat" the leads in 'Lucille Love." Rucl
llour. This Is a lino Blond, mill- rauff Bros, nnnounce that this
ed in Albany and wo guarantee picture has cost them conslder
overy sack of It. When It comes able more than any other pic
to price we have a surprise for tures ever shown here, but
you. One farmer purchased 40 they believe that the people of
sacks of this flour last winter. Springfield will support good
Let ub book your order at once, high priced pictures, the prices
Remember it is the "China , will remain the same. Adults
Pheasant" brand, Springfield flO cehtB, children under 12
Feed Company. " years 5 cents..
ALL OREGON DAY
Al
Different Soctiona Prepare Spe
cial Eovnbs Paradoo to Bo
, Hold to Draw Crowda to Oro
i -gon'a Fine Exhibit.
August nth to 10th Inclusive Is
to be "All Oregon Week" at the
Oregon building, with exorcises
extraordinary on the 9th and
special days continuing through
the week. Everything possible
to bring Oregon to the attention j
of the Exposition crowds will be
EXPOSITION
attempted during the season of Ljam ,ake, of which California
activity. All sorts of plans arc and the worid kn0W8 Httle. The
under consideration and It is ' 0regon building, located within
certain a magnificent week's !a fw fcct of a 8andy beSLCi.
program will be worked out. Itioffcrs jdeal conditions for such
s expected that several Oregon affalr and If Ward can pu
bands and marching organ za-, off th,8 atunt hls day wlll prove
tions will be here at that time , the hIt of Uie festivities,
and that many of Oregon's dis- j The 0regon building will be
tinguished citizens will be here gayly decor ted (lurlng .A11 0re.
to participate In one way or an
other. An orchestra and vocal
Ists will furnish music each day
and at night there will be dances
anu special programs.
Eastern Oregon will have one
!J"if "H owu "i1",1" u",i,ro,ua"
blllty Representative Lackey
and McCully will give away jordlnary. The grand final will
sack of popcorn as souveniers come on Augugt 17, when the
of the occasion. At the same Exposition, as well as Oregon,
time the Pendleton Round-Up , win honor Mr. s. Benson, distln
will be featured in some unique guiBhed Portlander selected for
wa7; L ,t I this honor extraordinary- This
The Willamette Valley repre- wjh )e a sizzler
sentatlves are in correspondence 1 Juy 2Q is Loganberry Day at
with the various commercial the Oregon Building. Logan
clubs and are hoping to stir up ; i.PPrv illiP( wm Kfir,.Pfi tn nii
' Something new and novel that
man, J. A. Ward, figures on a
. SOCIAL NOTES '
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. Members of the Berean class
of, the Christian church, favored
Mn'and Mrs. Sarga Sneed, bride
land groom of the week, with a
miscellaneous shower Monday
evening. A very enjoyable even-
' Ing was passed at the Sneed
home on Emerald heights, and
a number of useful presents
were left as mementos of the oc-
Mrs. Zella Cantrell.
! Hallie Bryan of Pruneville
;was a business caller in Spring-
field Wednesday,
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C. S. McHenry of Douglas
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Business weunesuaj.
Misses iua and Ella Younc
leave tomorrow for Newport to
11" vacation of two weeks,
Harold Peerv and Frank
Gibbs left by automobile Wed-
nesday for Newport to spend a
couple weeks at the coast.
w a
Mr. and Mrs. Lamport and
daughter of Evelyn, S. D., are
visiting the A. E. Bartlett fam-
decided Springfield was already
well served,
nro-i""" " '"bwu v"
What More Could You Want
In a Suit or Overcoat to Order
than a genuine $25.00 value for $15.00 in suit or coat thats
what you got in Scotch Woolen Mills duits. Ovor 300
beautiful styles to select from and Boys' suits or coat for
$10.C0. .Come in and look them over.
Co E. Sales, Toggery
gon Week," there will be par
ados through the grounds and
other buildings, and the Expos-
itIon ls co-operating to the ex
tent of nr0vldine special flre-
'.i... nmi nrivortinintr mip woaIt
far and wide. Oregonians will
ifin,i ,! xvotu nf intrnst (xtrn-
mniPrs niul nrnnnrnfinn in mndfi
ness requiring all the loganber
ries the state of 'Oregon can
raise. There will be an all day
program on July 29.
The crowds are rapidly in
creasing at this time, and the
Exposition is filled with Eastern
ers. Inquiry about Oregon has
(trebled and undoubtedly many
i thousands will visit our state
(during the next two or three
1 months. An average of 55,000
pass the gates dauy and the Ex-
. position Is now making good
money. Oregon visitors 10 tne
fair are Increasing in numbers,
about 175 registering daily.
Many Oregonians are coming
by auto and find the roads gen
erally satisfactory. Constant in
quiry here makes it certain that 1
Oregon is going to be visited by
an extraordinary number of
touring autoists during the sum-
mer and fall months.
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Read The News' Bargain Days
Offer on Page 4 of This Issue.
Classified Ads
For Sale, Rent, Wtnled, Etc.
FOR SALE 1-6 hole range, al
most new. If you want a
good stove for a small price
stop at the Feed Store and
take a look at it.
FOUND Belt knife in sheath.
Call at this office, describe
property and pay for this adv.
and take knife. 48
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.
R. 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 Eugeno 5 before tho
hour. Faro 5c. 47-8
FOR SALE Timber claim, for
$G,000. No incumberanco,
olear title, 8.80G.5Q0 feet if
token inside of .G'weks. Ad
dress A. P. Nilsen, Springfield.
Oregon.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Dopartmcnt of tho Interior,
V. S. Land Officio at Roseburg, Ore
gon, Juno 21, 101G.
Notice Is hereby given that Orlando
0. V088, of Lowell Oregon, who, on
November 20, 1911, made Homestead
Entry, Serial, N'o. 07649, for tho S
of SB4 of Section 30, Township 19 S
Itange 1 E., Willamette Meridan, has
filed notice of intention to make Fiaal
Three-year Proor, to establish claim
to the land above described, before
1. P. Hewitt, U. 8. Commissioner, at
his office at Eugene, Oregon, on the
2nd day of August, 1915. Claimant
names as witnesses: Dexter Carter,
of Lowell, Oregon; Lorenzo S. "Win
frey, of Lowell, Oregon; -Prank Mc
.Masters, of Land Azo, Oregon; Ora
E. Carter of Lowell, Oregon.
J. M. UPTON,
J24Jy2a Register.
Notice to Creditors.
Notice is hereby given that tho tin
derslgned Vina McLean has been ap-,
pointed administratrix of the estate
of Jahalan T. Witter, deceased, by
the Probate Court of Lane County,'
Oregon, and that all persons having
claims against said estate are reauir-
ed to file the same, duly verified, with
tne said administratrix at Springfield,
Oregon, or at the law office of Will
iams & Bean, Eugene, Oregon, within
six months from the date of the first
publication of this notice.
Date of first publication, July 22,
1915.
VINA McLEAN,
Administratrix.
W1LLTAMS & BEAN,
Attorneys for Estate.
Th to8-19.
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Springfield Garage,
H, SANDGATHE
Proprietor
Repairing a Specialty.
Main, bet Fourth and Fifth.' Phone U
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SPRINGFIELD - OREGON
See
Edwards &Brattaiji
For Farm and City Property ftl
Exchanges a Specfalty
Springfield
j &
j
Oregoir
Phone 30
O. R. Gulhon, M. O,
j Practice Limited tl
j Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.
Graduate Nurse Attending
! 30 3, White Temple, Eugene.
i CAREFUL, CONSCIENTIOUS
Dentistry;
DR. J. E. RICHMOND )t
PHONES: Office, 3; Residence,
Over Commercial Bank,
Springfield, Oregon.
Office In City Hall, Springfield, Ore.
HERBERT E. WALKER i
NOTARY
PUBLIC
J. H. BOWER
Lawyer.
Phone 1221
831 Willamette St. Eugene, Oregon
W. F. WALKER
UNDERTAKER
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
Office Phone 62;
F.'esldcnct 67-Ji
West Main St.
Information and Cata
logues Free
International
Correspondence
Schools
A. E. CHAMBERS,
Manager
Room 7, Hovey Bldg.
Eugene, Oregon
Call Springfield 2 for butter
wrappers.
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