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About The Lane County news. (Springfield, Lane County, Or.) 1914-1916 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 13, 1915)
1 .i -JLL MAY SELL UNLABELED . SEED m Oregon farmers-may sell seed of their awn growing pn .their own premises to purchasers that buy for their own use. This, not withstanding the rigid law re quiring that all seed offered for sale in quantities greater than one pound shall be labeled with the percentages of purity and viability. It is pointed out by the Agricultural College Press Bulletins that any possible in convenience in buying seed un der the new law may be over come in this way and that not only seeds free from weed seed and of strong germinating pow er may be secured by farmers and gardeners, but that the home-grown seed will also have ascertain amount of acclimatiza tion. All these factor) enter largely into the problem of a good crop yield next season. There Is mora Catarrh In this section of ' tho country than all other diseases put together, and until the Inst few rear was supposed to ba Incurable. For a crcat many years doctors pronounced It n , local disease and prescribed loci I rcme- , dies, and by constantly falling to cure with local treatment, pronounced It Incur- ; able. Science has proven Catarrh to be a , constitutional disease, and therefore re- ' quires constitutional treatment Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured' by F. J. Chcny & Co.. Toledo. Ohio. Is the only Constitutional euro on the market. It Is 1 -tnken Internally. It acts directly on tho Wood and mucous surfaces of the system. They offer one hundred dollars for any case It falls to cure. Send for circulars and testimonials. Addrew: F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. O. Sold by Druggists, ;ec Take Haifa Family rills for constipation SPRAY FOR WEED CONTROL Report of the Condition 'of tUe, COMMERCIAL STATE BANK ot Springfield, at Springfield, In tho Stato ot Oregon, nt tho close of busi ness SopU 2nd, 1915: RESOURCES it "About tho only sprays that I know of used successfully in tho control of weeds nro used pri marily to prevent seeding," says II. S. Hammond of tho 0. A. C. Botany department. "Three of i-oms nnd discounts ..... ..Mi,972.os iw ,,m. n,,r,,i i ttmiiwio OvonlntttH. secured mid un uiu iuuov vuiuiiivfu in u jittto i secured SO 18 of copper sulphate, or 100lBomU and' warrants!"!!!! 4.717.M pounds iron sulphate or 110 of Hanking house h.ogr.sl common salt, each dlsolved In Furniture nnd fixtures G.coo.ou 50 gallons of water. This will Dtthe1om PProVcd ro8orvo f. make enough weed spray to cov-1 Chock8 na other cash ucms '' 72!oo er one acre. It "will not destroy i cash on hand 2.737.70 tno plants, nut it win ninucr nnu nrevent seed formation." Tins Total ?75,2S7.9? LIAMLITJES Capital stock paid In $3O.000;0Q! 700.0U , .will control annuals and retard dovclonment of somo ncrennlals. but tho best way to eradicato ' Surplus fund such plants as tho Canada thistle is to keep them down for a few months by hoe cuttings, when the root portion will gradually die of starvation. The graveled roads and drive ways about the O. A. C. campus I,nt., tntn,) tr. nNO nil Most of these roads were con-,stnt0 of'qreVonV bounty 'of 'Lane, sV structed a couple of years ag i, o. n. Kessey, Cashior of tho and have Stood up well under i above-named bank, do solemnly swear Mif lionw ctriin nf rnnmiis nen : that 'the above statement is truo to tne neavj strain 01 campus use , b f kn0wicdKo nnd belief, and scores of automobiles that ! o. n. KESSEY. daily pass over them on busi-j ' ' Cashier, ness or sightseeing. Clay and . correct Attest: the dust of wearing gravel have j weluy stevens, 1 M. M. l'EEUY. Uwv u. umu,.,s Directors. Undivided profits, less ox- penscB and taxes paid ... Individual deposits Biibjcct to check Domand ccrttftcates ot do posit . . Certified checks .......... Time und savings doposltB.. Dills payable for money borrowed 1.710.1S 33.426.33 ! 6rC.4G 100.00 , CC0G.O4 3,000.00 ' used up to the present. Commercial printing carefully executed at the News sprinting plant I Subscribed and sworn to boforo mo this 10th day of SopL 1915. F. h. TKAVIS, (Seal) Notary Public My commission expires Nov. 10. 1910., Bill Boards Offer one of the big means of advertising, but they lack the ability to get into the homes of the buyers. That is where the Lane County News goes twice each- week with its big budget of Springfield News. Tell your story of bargains in The News and get results. r Job Printing The law requires that all butter offered for sale shall bear the name and address of the makea and weight of the package. Writing these by hand is top slow; get them printed on vegetable parchment with special non-oil ink. 100 for $1; 200 for $1.35; 500 $2.40. The letter head, envelope and statement are the means by which the business man visits his customers. Neat printing raises the esti mate the recipient has of the business house. Let the News Printery work out a catchy letter head design for you. The News has just designed an envelope with a concise resume of Springfield's advantages. There is ample space for the address and for the return card, and the extra cost is nominal Linotyping for the Trade 4 The Lane CouhtyNews Springfield, Oregon COX & COX ' For Your Winter Supplies SHOES Boys School Shoes $2.00 t0$4.00 Boys' High Top shoes $2.25 to 4.00 Girls School Shoes . .$1.50 to 3.00 Children's school shoca 75 C lo $2.00 Men's Dress Shoes, W. L. Douglas' Best on Earth, for $4,U0 Florshelin Dress Shoes, $$ and $5.50 Solid Leather Work Shoos $3 to 4.50 High TQp Shoes $5to$8 Big Assortment of Women's Shoes from the sturdy Gun Metal at $2.50 t0 tno latest li Cut Lace Boot at $3.50 CLO THING We are showing a splendid lino of boys' school suits, many with two pair full lined Pants $3.50 to $8.00 MEN'S SUITS $10.00 $25. WINTER COATS Warm Coats for th"o Little FoIIih, all tho, popular modulB. $2.50 to $6.00 Misses' Belted backs and Plain Stylo Coats $3.50 to $10.00 , v. Women's CoatH, all Styles. $7.00 to $18.00 RAIN COATS v All slz'os In tho most florvlcenblo Craven otto. Also slicker coats for tho school children. All Wool Mncklnaws, 'all Coloro $5.00 $6.00 $7.00 See tho Popular "Riverside" Bahnacaans with set-in sleeves at $12.50 Groceries 20c Bulk Coffeo, 2 pounds for only 35 C German-American Coffee 30c l'ound, 3 lbs. for 85c 3 Packages Gloss Starch for ..; 20c 1 pound Diamond W Baking Powder . ..1 20c White Bear Soap, pure whlto Laundry soap, U bars 25 C 25c package Boraxald Soap Powder , -20c Boostor Brand Flour, sack $1.35 barrel $5.25 Dallas Patent. Best Hard Wheat Flour, sack . .$1,65 Dallas Patent. Best Hard Wheat Flour, barrel $6.40 Jap Rice, l pounds for 25 C Whlto Beans, 15 pounds for $1.00 1 pound" Lunch Box Dixie Queen Tobacco 45 C 1 pound Lunch Box Red Crest Tobacco 45c FRUIT JARS Economy jars, pints 75 C Economy jars, quarts 90c Economy jars, l-2 gallons $1.20 Mason jars, pints 45 C Mason jars, quarts 55 C Mason jars, 1-2. gallons 80 C Easy Seal Jars, pints ...... Easy Seal jars, quarts- j. . Easy Seal Jars, 1-2 gallons 80c 95c $1.25 Closing outThoso:- Plnta Quarts -Goldon Stnto Masons 75c 95c CGX & COX,. Springfield : : : Oregon 2i' - a..aio j THE OLD FASHIONED FAMILY WHERE7 If you livo in, or noar, a town ot any considerable itizo, you have pro bably often wondered 'whether tho so cial progress of tho ago hnsn't sent tho old-faBhloned family to tho attic to eather dust with other relics of a by- some day. You realize that tlmos and customs change, and change rapidly J In a young country llko ours; but you can't help regretting tho passing of some things for .which it is difficult to imagine an acceptable substitute. One of these things is tho old-tlmo self-centered and solf-sutllcient family. This describes tho family In which tho mothor was the sheet anchor, recount or of fairy lore and teacher of the al phabet to tho babes, infallible In structor In morals and mannors to tho growing youth, tho trained nurdo In 'sickness, tho guide of small hands In all household handicrafts, and coun selor to the fathor who wub not only companion and provider, but, when oc casion required, tho disciplinarian as woll. Today, yqu havo probably felt tho force of competition In modern agencies for child training and havo at least partially turned your children over to outsldo teachors who seek to supplement, If not supplant, tho work of the untrained parent. Your toy) probably yields ulleglanco to a scout mastor. If ydur village school is thor oughly up-to-dato, It has an agricul tural courso In which y?ur boys loams' tjio principles lying bohlnd tho work which ho industriously sidesteps at homo, and your girl learns to make bread In tho laboratory of the class in domestic economy, instead of In your kitchen, ijjomo of tho things which you thought growing youth should not know, and so which you pretended not to exist, aro now taught In classes de voted to sex hyglono. In a word, so ciety has said that It can do somo of tho essential training of your children better than you can do It yoursblf, and It offors you opportunltly to shunt somo of your responsibilities at homo, while urging you to assume others connected with the welfare of tho raco. This may bo inevitable, and It may bo best; perhaps society must grow socialistic as it grows old, but there Is an old type of Individual fam ily lifo with which .wo can part only with rogrot Rural Now Yorker. requested to bid on olthor Oak, AbIi, Maplo and Fir. tSald wood to bo delivered at tho City Hall In said town within ton daya after tho letting of tho contract. ' Council reserves tho right to rojoct any or nil bids. Uy prdor of tho Common Council. Dated this 1st day of Septonibor 1915. Jli'JltUHllT IS. WAL-KQIl. t 82-13 ToWn Itocordor. Coos County has $250,000 un paid wararnts drawing interest. More than that sum is due from taxes on land grants held up by political agitation. Wendllng sawmill started with force of 200 men Monday. NOTICE TO WOOD C0NTRACTQR8 Notice Is hereby given that sealod bids will bo rccolvod by II, IJ, Walker Hccordor of tho Town or Sprlngllold, Oregon, until 8 o'clock 1. M. Monday September 13, 191B, for tho dollvory to. tho Town of Springfield, Oregon, nt tho City Hall In said town, Fifteen (16) Cords of four foot wood, tylddors aro NOTICE Notice is herewith given that the. County Surveyor ot Lane County, Oro-. son hits filed in tho Olllco of tho County Clork for uald County, his "Cortlflcato of Completion" of work ou, County Itoad No. 300-', In accordance, wtlh Uonfrart with Jl.oylanco and Moav singer, who havo completed said work, and any poi-son? firm, oT corporation! Having objections to flic, to tho comr plotlpn of said work aro hereby noti fied to do so within two wooks from tho date of this Notlco, In tho olllco ot tho County Clork. Dated Soptembor 2, 19JC. , STACY M. RUSSELL. r tS2-9-10 County Clork. NOTICE OF MEETING OF BOARD OF EQUALIZATION Notlco is horoby given that tho Hoard of Equalization for Lane County, Oregon; will attend at tho court houso of said County on Monduy, September 13th, 1016, and continue In session for one wook. Dated this 21st day of, August, 1916, Don J. R Koonoy, , taw82-10 County AssoBsor. . " When you come to Springfield, Ore,, try tho Elite Rooming HamWi Klre-propf building-. 6'ur rates arg modest and the bullding'ltfMnodern.and up-to-date. ' GoodHvarni qfllco and a parlor for tho ladies, You aro always welcome. Try us, J. P. FRY, Proprietor.