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About The Lane County news. (Springfield, Lane County, Or.) 1914-1916 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 23, 1915)
5" Notice To Htlll further Improve our service, wo have In itialled a night telephone Tor tho henent of our cus tomers who might bo In need of medicine after the regular IntnlnoBB houni, Day and Night Phono 31 JTr .rMiw.iici &axxy I Tales of the Town : t Dan Gore made a trip up the Willamette on bueslncBS yester day. Nate Howe made a business trip to McKcnzle river points yesterday. p o Mrs. C. W. IlaiiHon and daugh ter of Thurston were In Spring Held today on business. o Mrs. W. II. Ward and two sons of Independence arc vlatlng her daughter, Mrs. William Gott. D Percy TyBon, an oiler at the Booth-Kelly mill, waB off duty all last week on account of a severely sprained hack. The W. C. T. U. will meet In the M. ID. church Friday, AugiiBt 27 at 2:30, election of officers. Bo sure and come. Light re freshments will be served. . Mrs. W. G. Spencer, who lives on North Mill street,;and slater Mrs. Mary E. Pattow of Goshen, expect to leave Tuesday for their old home In Ohio where they will visit relatlv.es and friends for about throe mnntin The Empty Bowl Tells the Story The highest compliment that can be paid any food is to eat It heartily to the last portion . 4ii Every day there are hundreds of thousands of such compliments paid to Post Toastios. This wide appreciation encouraged the bettering of this delightful food. And the result is New Post Toasties 'CRISPER, MORE APPETIZING AND BETTER THAN EVER BEFORE . The Inner sweet meats of choicest Indian Corn are skilfully cooked, daintily scasoied and toasted by a now 1 process tliiiV brings out aa wdndeVful "toastlo" corn flavour. These flakes do not mush down when cream or milk is added, but retain their body and crlspness. They como to you ready to eat from the Fresh-sealed, duBt-proof, germ-proof package as sweet and delicious as when they leave the ovens. t New Post Toasties The Superior Corn Flakes YourgrocejtyhaB,tbom. now. 0. L. Parsons of Alpine was In Springfield Friday. "" ' C. 6. Mulligan of Cobnrg was In Springfield Saturday night. Mrs. C, Miller Is moving to day from Willamette Heights to Filth and K streets. ' Miss Rcttu Smith and Miss Madellno Hellls of Coburg spent Sunday with Mrs. Emma Olson. I Horn On Thursday, August 10, 11)15,. to Mr. and MrB. Perry Williams of near Dexter, a sop. I ... ( Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lyon ol the Feed store spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Dave Sterling of Cottage Grove. ... ,W. Klllani and wife Of Conrad, Montana, woro In Springfield on Saturday, and are seriously con sidering locating on a farm near hero. , own Mrs. Laura Frnzer of Eugene and Mrs. Baker of Cor vail Is spent Sunday with their moth er, Mrs. Walker, in Springfield Sunday. ... Thomas SlkcB and son Lowell and Claud LaiiBbery returned this morning from Oakridge at which place they had been since Thursday. t Born On Wednesday, August 9, 101C, to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carson of Marcola, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Carson, Springfield, a son. ... Supervisor A. I. O'Reilly, su pervisor for the eastern 'portion of Lane Conntv. reHiimod his I work the first of last week for the sessions of 1915-10. L. E. Danks, night fireman at the Oregon Power Co.'s plant, 1 1 i j 1. 1.. , leu huh iiiuruuiK uu inn vuuui- lon. A. F. Ilerrlck o'f the day trick, takes his place, and Chief Engineer McCulloch will take care of Mr. Ilerrick's shift. Miss Lillian Gorrle, city treas urer, and Miss Florence Coflln, of the First National bank, left this morning for San Francis co to see the fair. They have friends at a number of points on the road, and in vlBltng them, will bo able to travel days for the whole trip. They expect to bo cone a connln of weeks. nr Social Notes The G. TV club held another I The Knights and Ladles of Se en joyable fcaBt on Uus bar below eUrlty will give an Invitation Emorald HclghlB Thursday dance at the ReapcrHhall Thurs cvcnlng, where the gOd supper jdny evening. Special arrangc ls prepared In camp flic style. ments have been made for the t jcjo who emoyed inc least were the MIbbcs Jessie Vyaiuer, Grace Walker, Lacy CopenhaV ei. Estella Martin. Helen Bnrk- man, Myrtle Copcnhavcr, Ednalgenc power plant in honor of Swarls, Olive Smith, Anna Young, Florence Coffin, Ella Young,Allcc KCBter. Tho guests of (he elub were Marian Harper and Miss Ohlsen from Eugene. iucmucrs oi uio ucuaKau grco team were given an oo fln8 of Spr,n6fled Lee Camp eream treilt by .1. L. btaulger on Hcl utl(1 wife who ure hcre fronl Friday cvnlng after practice. Kansas, Claud Campbell and j family of the power plant, Ar The Epworth League gave a thur Campbell and family of most enjoyable Ice cream social iWaltervlle, L. D. Forrest and on the lawn at the city park on family of Eugene, Mrs. J. H. Saturday evening, and cleared a Yates of Eugene, Carl Wyman very satisfactory sum for the and family of Springfield, Glen benefit of the league. The pro-j Anderson and family of Sprlng uram wns especially good. field. Mill street was given another coat of oil last Friday. C. J. Smith of Portland was in Springfield Saturday on busi ness. . Arl Sneed .returned Krito ...til. r.Un Ac o VMn I Willi uv ,wt 5 Mr. and Mrs. T. J. McCracken j and daugnter, auss L.coia, re turned Friday from an outing at Newport. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Cox went to Landax Friday to attend the funeral services of the late Mrs. Louisa Scott. OS Jack Rldemon of Philomath. Oregon, registered at Spring field hotel last night, and went on to Foley Springs this morning. i t. nrnwnfnt? nml fnmilv of'of money, taken from her nurse Enterprlse. Oregon, traveling by auto to Klamath Falls and the San Francisco fair, registered at the Elite Saturday night, B. C. Martin, formerlv or , No assessments: no membership intertwined -with joys and sor Sprlngfield, was down from Mar- fee. Pay once and you are done, rows alike. It Is a tale of stead cola Saturday nlcht to ko to n u rn,. i. nu.. n fast love and bitter hatred: of fVio Qiirlmrflnld KIltH Stlllllnv. f o i nnrnrdor nnd Mrs. Herbert E San Francisco where they had 1 cen vlsting the exposition. They .tioltn.l nlnn til nfUnt Po 1 1 f rr1 Ifl t lillVll (HOW VILU-i WV..W. ...M. . cites while on their trip. 0 9 Mr. and Mrs. Al Montgomery ; returned Saturday from a trip of two weeks to Belknap and Foley I Swings nnd McKenzie Bridge, i Their daughter, Mrs. Herbert Smeed of Waltorvllle, and Mr. Smecd, went with them. Repairs are being made to the refuse burner of the Booth-Kelly mill, and In the meantime sur plus refuse is being burned on the open tract north of the retail yard, nlowed ground spread. Several furrows were around the burning - so the fires could not Mr. and Mrs. Bud Klntzley of, in .i miua., iftnt.inv I iH V1 ttiit 4uiivvi4 maivjj - of Portland, all former resldentslBoldatareduc nf Rnr nirfiPlfl. visited Snturdavit wuuter cc noiurooKH. night with Mr. and Mrs. J. p. advantage of the sale prices to you studied at scnooi, our. m Frv Thevleft Sundav momlnu do your wa papering. stead a clear and easj way or i ry . A ncX ,eAr "aa5 Vilb I J i - llonrninc to sneak and write cor- ini i iiiiiiTi i t ii ! i in mill . . i - - i-J . ..t., lZ.. i t louse, wabuuigiuu, uu uutuim and pleasure. Repairs at the Wendlinginill or tne uooin-ieuy company are nearly completed, and it is ex - pected that the mill will be ready to resume operations the first of September. It has been closed since July 15. A new dam has been constructed for the mill pond and general repairs have been made to the machinery. mMVa Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Fitzgerald. Floy Collins, Miss Bessie Snon - a au ill n r f " linnA mwl nmiuinc wi, yjiniwvx: v",oc " "?'"a Homer, Marviir and Chester i Chase returned rrom viua Thursday whero they had been eiuuwniB vm iui, u U 8U"B '7'" y ir f i MrJand Mrs. Young and family returned home Friday. ! . . I Work of constructing new; furnaces for two of the boilers,1 at tllO plant Of thO OregOll P0W- with' local treutnient. pronounced It Incur nt. Pn will horrin tho miilflln nf Ohio. Science lias proven Catarrh to ho a 0t CO. Will poglll IIIO lllllUUO Ol i constitutional disease, nnd therefore re the Week, and Will bO Completed iulres constitutional treatment. Hall's early in September. With the Wa.TSWuVl.iy new furnaces It will be possible VV-oM tO get greater ServiCO from thO blood and mucoua surfaces of tho system. boilers, and tho additional steam 7ahiyu0?SW ire'resend,forr8ci?cru.na,ra will be needed In a few months ,inArtd?SUcHnNKr & ca. roMo. o. when tho day power load over- bom ty Dri.Ki.t.. no. laps the night lighting load. 1 Tk "' ramll, p,lta for """tliloa- .mumc. liA most enjoyable family pic nic was held Sunday at the Eu- Koiiert is. campbqy. There were 23 of his relatives present to cn- ipy uic miy in me open, and uo justice to the bountiful dinner and supper that were served. Those In attendance wcre Rob ert E. Campbell, his daughter, u-;Mrs. I. E. Stevens and Mr. Stcv Hall for cheaper soles andlotnntlv recelvlnrr reinforcement heels, Have your suit measure at Jenkins' a. b mm m Henry Korf and family spent , jFrlday at Uj. FH. hatehery for ru"l,uuuT, luiss avis i nompson visueu tDU at the W. l.y Wallace home inland mystery flow. TCitrwno voclorilnv i monster that Is suckling the vl 2200 all-wool, up-to-date tallty of the terrestlal world has fabrics to choose from at Jen-lbeen openly defied and crushed: kins' Place, Fourth Street. t In others It still makes its lair , with impunty, insolently gorging Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Drury and itself upon the very lifeblood of eon leave tomorrow for a camp- the community. It is the lng trip on the McKenzIe. j Truth: It Is a fact: a fact, t i ' ! fp. t the ramifications of which are Johnson's Best Flour $1.45 ln(ieed "stranger than fiction." per sack or $5.60 per bbl. at the Thus: "Prohibition," dealing Feed Store. Can You Beat It? a8 It does with a series of those t, ! heart breaking facts takes one Mrs. Rebhan lost a small sum rfnr.o nvor th wird trails while she was bathing in the river Friday. Small boys are bii'tiuu. , . , uood reliable fire Insurance, HofonfnfflpRnnlrandtriumn.lt J,. -When In Eugene don't fail When in Knerpno don't, fail 10 see tne Gloving lecture Baby IC!ringfield babies are shown in I ' . Mrs. A. m. Kicliardson ar rived last evening from Richard son, on tne bmsiaw, to visit at the home of her son, Emery Richardson. The Springfield-Eugene road nlnnrr fl,o Pnlmor hrothorc linn yard was given another coat of oil last week to keep the dust ! from spoilm" tne' hops Will Sheppard, lesidcnt of Springfield, now Of' Lebanon, after spending a short j time at the home of his sister, Mrs. E. A. Bean, leaves tonight i Mrs. E. A. Bean, leaves tonight- v ci, ntt writo Ena fnrPnmi Pniifnmin Do You Speak and Write tng- a si All wall papers, from now until the stock is gone (except oatmeals nnd moiresi will be n i... x ji x i ouve inuney uy iruuiHg ui the Feed Store. our stock is prices are lower. We are equip- i i fc i i ped now to do any kind of Feed .nrindinc. Rollintr and Cleaninrr. Grinding, Rolling and Cleaning. We can make your chicken feed and cow feed to order. A trial will prove our work superior. O. B. Kessey of the Commer cial State bank, and his family, and Harry Whitney and family went to Sutherlln Saturday af - a - i h t b havl to back. track mid take another road at one point where the rangers ,,,.. ,,... liniBh nion e the road Ml. hltney vl8,te-d his ,notler nml lis slster anll Mr. Kersey visited friends. There la more Calnrrli In this section of the country tlinn all other diseases put together, nml until tho lost few years was supposed to be Incurable. For a preat many years uooiors proiiounceu u u in nnnl fltninRrt ntiil nretierlbetl local renie In Order to Reduce My Stock of of Suits I yH Give ! A 20 Discount " Oh any Suit in the store. That means a saving of $3.50 to $5 on a Suit. Worth saving, isn't it? Come in and sec if you can find anything that will fit you. Wk also have Gloves for H6ppickiig-Ladies and' Mens C. E. Sales, Toggery "PROHIBITION" I Not a Sermon or a Lecture. : The picture, "Prohibition,"! which comes to the Bell theatre I Springfield on Tuesday, Septem-1 ber 7, before It Is shown In Eu-. gene, Is based upon a series of , appalling facts. It Is true to life, j The very old adage that "Truth Is atraneer than fiction" Is con-; jin experience: "There is noth-j tntr now mulni- tha otin " Tiffin ' l.,V.miCoJ?'cannot conceive anything that, t OUrtll bt.t,v,a nnt nlronHv n hncls In tnot- I . . . m i m , "andX" "hate- j Submarines. Truth is the great nn,i thnoinrii tho stlrrincr mvster- ies 0f tmth. It is not a sermon, not a iecture, but the unfolding Qf the storj' of the lives or a lew .unfortunate or blessed as their cgg may be. whose lives are ntheiH . ' . ' i. - , " ura it ,c rv tnmic witn a tnroooing mat oiuy ceuaca with the end. Woodburn will vote on $40,000 high school bond issue. Bend Brooks-Scanion L.um b conipany 0f Minneapolis, will rnni 1 'mm on .Deschutes jriver near here t0 employ 300 f nn cin, ...ml 1 Rth Grocery CO., Salpill, Will . .erectlSO ;,000 bnck. twotojy. continues to fight permanent Ihierhwav construction as con- .1 i .1 1... irnlliinninli nnilWfV ..GOOD tNULi&n FOR EVERYONE lish Correctly By Our method .vre Jchgood English in a clear, practical ana , . , TVTf fi T"V Everyone would profit :ourse of study. Thou rectiv. L" , , lir0o of ctndv. Thou u' ro' : " sands need It more than they ffl.Vwl J"" w v" Z't 7t T"ni ! llsh. wnat . you .Av.ant:. i! 1 lw" teach you to put in words just what you mean. It will teacn you how to use the Dictionary. Something very few persons know how to use even college graduates. Let me send you our "Booklet" .telling all about this good English for every one uf iavn whin c- mid vou will !bdnoobligaonbyasldng for 'it. A . I'. A. E. CHAMBERS, Manager International Correspondence Schools, 897, Willamette St ugene, uibu. EIGHTH GRADE EXAMINATION Eighth Grndo Exaxminatlons will bo hclil In Eugene, Springfield anil Cot tngo Grovo on Thursday and Friday, September 2 and 3, 1915, according to the following schedulo, for working off conditions or taking tho examination In full. Applicants should report to tho local school superintendent for in. formation. PROGRAM Thursday: Arithmetic, Writing", Lan ffuege, Agriculture, Spelling. Friday: Physiology, History, Geog raphy, Civics and Reading. B. J. MOORE. County School Superintendent. a full line of Hop Tickels Printed at the News Office Classified Ads For Sale, Rent, Winted, Etc. x?rtr o at t? nn rrn k rin -nt six room bungalow ton 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. FOUND Belt knife in sheath. Call at this office, describe property and pay for this adv. and take knife. 48 FOUND Curry comb and brush Call at this office. NU-BONE CORSETIERE Mrs. Anna H. Uhl, 1798 Columbia Ave, Eugene. Phone 838-J. Hours 7 to 9 a. m. and 6 to 10 p. m. th54 t4 FOR SALJ3 Peaches, Early Charlotte, "an improved early Crawford" variety. Upland grown so best flavor. Price 75 cents per bushel delivered, 50 cents at orchard one mile north, of Springfield. Bring box. Phone 768-L, Eugene. F. G. Young. NOTICE Hop Pickers start picking hops in the Campbell Walker yard, Monday August 23. Palmer Bros, It FOUND Sunday Aug. 22, lady's; hand-bag. Owner can have same by proving property and. paying for this notice. FOR SALE At rock bottom price. Close in property in Springfield, Ore,, on C street between 6th and 7th streets, 50x119 feet. Small house, good sized barn and - wagon shed. City water and sewer system in and paid for. Title perfect. The above property for $500 if sold soon. Terms $250 down balance one year at G per cent. I paid over $700 for this property over two years ago. ' Address, J. O. Richmond, Newport, Oregon. Notice of Eighth Grade Exam ination To whom it may concern: There will be a special Eighth grade examination held in the Lincoln school building, Spring field, Sept. 2nd and 3rd. A. P. McKINjSBY, 68-59 Clerk.