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GET YOUR
THANKSGIVING
M CARDS
NOW
;1 CENT EACH
10 CENTS PER DOZEN
Day and Night Phone 31
Mhw Mabel Brabham Is again
flifctbto, her bed. -j f s
James Scavoy shinned acar
( load of hopu today to points cast.
Six days sale oF Thanks
giving linen. -See &V: display
Go to tho Palaco of Sweets
lo biiy poantytflGnlftjR fljtari
Oron W. Hoys, principal of tho
hcIiooIh at Mwpl6ton, In! vlnlllng
rolatlvofl ln SprlnKfleld. '
COX & CdSnm offcrlntr
Bomb real bargains In Thanks-?t( ,?,. TiAvfo v
glvlngllriou for six days only. ; h
iIfonyj tiimdd Hot Tamales ' 8lZclt
K, ccnV-U for 2C cents; at tho " ft" 5L wclek-(jnd ut 1,10
I'alacQof Sweets. , . . ,(s,thVcI hom.c?I ,v ,v
Tho Motho'dls! Homo Mlflalon.lffn5"8;il0f,;SS0" g;
ary society will meet tomorrow " 'j5' ,tnt?"n(,ay ,lt tllc vhi
at tho homo of Mrs. W. II. itl-iw,n,an,B 1,om ,
NIlo Michael of Portland spent
I5d. Ilclerbrand of Roscburg
reulHtorcdat thd Elite Saturday
infill.
lard,
C!nf iirln v mi I !titt1fir it(tli tile
-Have discontinued giving aVCnt8 hero
out Fidelity Stamps, firing In i1 118 . .. . .
your ltookH and boo about pro- e. e. Paddock, a councilman
uiiuiiiH, tjuA a uua. ip independence, whH In Sprlng-
ai, r..t n-i.. .. i flcI(I today on business and visit
Mrs. Walter Price of Marcola tUK at m,q innnn i,onie
spent Saturday In Springfield at b 1 Pi 1 C'
tho homo of her brother. Dr. and ! Oliver Boals of Shedd, Oregon,
Mrs. W. II. Pollnrd. She return- was In Springfield yesterday to
cd homo Sunday. sec his brother, D. S. Bcals, the
. . cashier of tho First National
Train No. 98, from Albany and bank.
Brownsvlllo, was over an houri
late in arriving last evening. It D. Deals received a letter
t . , 1 i ... iil 1 1 .. -. ?- 1.1 I . . . 1 . f 1
t TfllfiR Of tihft Town rom Oakrldgo In tho morning, week underwent an operation'
Attioo ui uuo iuwu . . . for appendlcltlB while visiting i
, , J. A. Allen of the firm of Bean
& Allen, went to Leaburg on
business Saturday.
M. C. Brcosler went to Ashland
on business last wccl. and Is
expected Home tins evenlngi
- Mr. and Mr. W. L. McCulloch
left Saturday for San Francisco
to visit the fair In Us closing
days.
Three converts of tho Apostol
ic Faith mission were bantlzcd
Jh the Willamette river this
morning.
. Mrs. W, W. McDonald went
to Oakland and Roseburg today
for a visit with her narents over
Thanksgiving.
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Mrs. Welbv Stevens, who has
been very 111 at her home on
north Mill street, Is now able to
be up and about the house. '
C y
C. Olson of Mnpleton, a form
er resident of Springfield, Is here
on business and for a visit with
ippendlcltlB while vlsltlnuibls daughter, Miss Sylvia OI3011.
Oliver Johnson damaged his her parents at Pasadena. Call- ,
big touring car Saturday after- fornla. She writes that.she ex-l Good reliable fire Insurance.
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WHEN IN NEED OF
HARDWARE, FUR
NITURE, A RANGE,
HEATER, RUG, OR
PAINTS AND OILS
SEE HOLBROOK & JOHNSON
WALKER & CAMPBELL
REAL ESTATE AND AUCTION ROOMS
First door north of Sikes Grocery, on east side of
Fifth Street, Springfield.
We arc prepared to handle any kind of property for cash
or trade. We will also conduct an auction on each Satur
day afternoon. If you have anything to sell, store It with 4
us for sale. Call in and list your property with Us for
sale or trade. We will rent your property for. -you. Call
in and see us.
i
uainev aacouy or jasper was n00n when ho collided with a pectcd to be out of the hospital No assessments; no membership
in Sprhfeflcld this morning. street car at Kleventh and Oak , fee. Pay once and you arc done
. ' 1 , sleets: One wheel was broken T. D. Franklin and wife, who ! SS trru Ji n
Mra: Wenco Illleman of Mar- nnii tho Rtoorini? W!ir iiidnr-'nt nrcscnt nro Hvinir nn tho. Walker at the City Hall.
Hov, Mri Desrhuer
James Scavev ranch, whora Mr.
Franklin Is manaeer. are nre- Mrs. W. L. McFarland, mother
or the I paring to leave for a two months ,of M. Roy Jenkins, who under-
cola wua In Springfield Saturday, ranged.
-Ido voii want drv feet. Come
see Hall the Shoo Doctor, Fifth .Portland Industrial Home, occu-j visit with relatives in Missouri. 'went at operation at the Eugene
and Main. pled the pulpit t tho Methodist They expect to leave Friday. ; hospital laBt week, Is reported an
! church Sunday evening. He wno - J .
Mrs. J. F. Volgamoro of Mar- connected for eight years with1 "Irs R Russell left Sun
cola'wnn in Springfield on busl- the Morgan Memorial Institute (,,,y "'ght for an extended visit
jof Boston. Ills address was very , w'" r nmuwr, .ure. rouer, in
: making rapid
recovery.
progress toward
Hess Saturday.
13. A. Baker of tho Antl-Sa
loon league spoke at the Metho
(list church Sunday morning.
i well received.
Oct your Thanksgl
linen at a bargain ooffcred by
rifv ni Vinv r .., .1 1 . .
Miss Allio Sharp and Mrs. D.
Mitchell of Alabny were In
Springfield Saturday visiting
friends;
rt a
Our Thanksgiving Special
Regular $1.35 largo SIzo OVAL
OAK ROASTER, whllo they last,
CD cents each.
HAYDEN & METCALF.
Jaunlta Robokah lodge' an
nounces an entertainment and
Lloyd. Gabriel and C. S. Rob-
Oakland, California. Mrs. Pot- erts, B. T. DeLosh and T. Adrian
ter- was quite severely ill while Winter, all students of the O. A.
Mrs. Fred Montironiorv who Is m Springfield last spring, but G., attended the Idllllo dance In
uguciu oaiuruay evening
Temameu over Sunday with
ids here.
Airs. Dr. Kester went to Port-
Mrs. Art Valller fell on the
sidewalk while going to the wood
Ing. tenchlng school at Camp Creek, ,,,ce Hhc went to California, she Springfield
. , (is down for the institute, which nns uee nch better. ;iid Temhin
v,"g. Id being held In Eugene. Mrs. 1 ! Wends her.
Sarah Elliott, who Is keeping , QnY.V
house for Mra. Montgomery. Is l?"lSTanl'n?T!?
.,. Baby Jarvis homo to Mrs. Kes-
giving with her daughter, .Mrs. :s uWS' , ' Ja"is- shed Saturday evening and was
J. B. Edwards. nr ? ?-W Ji?.l5or . rendered unconscious when she
!?wgiltnr ?. f8 Mptier 'iV"1" struck the back of her head.
V. a Proudflt was last week fUx rlow Imd ben heStor iS- ?he relfrte(JIfas be"er,t0
sent to Springfield to take .the fifti tSto &hedUhU8h Cnflned l
evening trick as operator at the mniir.r tr. t vf,i ,"-er beu' . .
S. P. station.
Spot Cash Prices on Feed
THIS WEEK ONLY f
Bran. 601b $ .85 Gr. Barley, 70 lb .... 25
Shorts, 80 lb -1.30 oiI MeaL 100 Ib 2.20
Millfeed, 70 lb l.OO Soy Bean ileal, 100'
Dairy Feed, 80 lb. .. .80 lb 2.26
Gr Screenings, 80 lb. l.OO Ear Corn, 1Q0 lb. . 1B0O
Molasses, 100 lb.. 1.45 Scratch food, 100 lb, 245
Beet Pulp, 100 lb .... 1 .30 Cheat Seed, 100 lb. , . .25
White Shorts, 80 lb. lt4Q Vetch Seed, 100 lb.. 3.00
Alfalfa Meal and Spuds, 100 lb , . .75
Middlings, 90 lb 1.55 Johnson's Best flour. 1.20
Rolled Barley, 75 lb.l.3Q Cupid Best Patent.,! .50
SPRINGE1ELD FEED COMPANY
i
With Uie gravol home tonight.
(trains leaving so early In tho
I ' Geo. Perkins and R. Simmer-
morning the day man could not r Marion,, nf n, wnonn ing went to fortianu today to clover of Coburg are in Spring
lemain on duty until they report- Sced c0. this morVlng receded .ff !t J? 6 Vnner residents of' fieW n b"SineSS " day-
cd. in. the evening. , advices thai his coninanv lind '4 t ro?rne rresl ue"ts M
7 "r.r.ii..-"-,., ?.?"1,12f"Jl?tI DBnsfleld. Mr. Simmering is Philin Halas was broueht to
social to be ttlven in their hall O. II. Jarrett, who assumes. San Francisco fair on their 110
Tuesday evening, November 30. tho suporintendency of the local tatoes displayed from Washing-'
A general Invitation is oxtended , plant of tho Booth-Kelly com- ton, and a gold medal, two bII-i
to tho public to attend. imny, coming here from Wend- vef medals and an honorable
ling, took up his duties this mention for potatoes grown, in
Miss Myrtlo Copenhaver, prln- morning. He has taken the Oregon. Limited display from ,
cipal or mo wcndiing schools, 1 uumo uv. oixiu mm n. tnts state prevented tne winning,
came down Friday evening and streets, and has already moved of more honors.
will -tin nt lirimn until nflni' his famllv from Wendllnc. I
t. ... ..V ..I ....... M.V. . W f
Mnt lmlf ntmiirrli pnro. f-i flin
George Richmond and Damen I Miss Minnie Knowle of Cot-
M6i uiuic m Bjcuuuig iu wees,
at the P. A. Wooley home ia
east Springfield.. . .
'
Riley Snodgrass resumed hie
spending the winter with his from Mabel for treatment for run on the Wendling traia thie
daughter Mrs. Minnie Kahler. typhoid fever
Social cNptes
J morning atter spending ten days
... v
Springfield Feed Company re
ceived one car of flour and feed
J from Portland and on car flour
from Albany last week.
Thnnksgiving. She is attending
teachers' Insltuto In Eugene this
week.
...
L, L. Woods and a Mr. Ilart
Wlg arrived Friday to visit Mr.
Wood's parents and possibly to
Dna nf tho ninst RiifrpRsfiil nf- . virllncr thp rnmnanV. half to re-
worit nr rip.nnmer nut. the fnii- uoorii-Keuv Limincr nmnnnnv'R'r.i 1. n. t nnAi. cnimni Voiio-
- -"..ri w ---- w " - - 1:11 i-M iii iiit- .v i'hk wii 1 in1 .iii in rnrin. .1 1 ni.iitJijj. a 1.11a. m . . .
on brick from the inside of tho shipments from Springfield and,aneso Tea Garden, held on last stunts and games were provided L Sn hP pp42U?,Sp
Booth-Kelly refuse burner was Wendling mills are arriving, ac- Thursday at the home of Mrs. by each "team" and the winner ,?ew,"i. .?eit?"?aS ,m business
completed this morning, and It cording to L. L. Lewis, the cqni- M j McKlin at SLxth and D. The was decided on points, U. of O.j
lmR been found that the iron pany's sales manager. For sev- spaeious rooms were transform-'28. O. A. C, 21. Refreshments
slieil was badly warped by the oral weeks the shortage hasiG,L.Into a bit .of the Orient, were served. Tho entertainment '
D. Crouch left this morning
ifor about three. weeks.
...
W. H. McArthur, of Corning,
locate here. Mr. Woods said It heat after the sections of brick been particularly felt. Mr. Lewis 'uitittirioo f nhmonitK.ni.mK pnmmittPP "mnsistpfi nf Miss 9al!- Is visiting at the home of
.i . .. 1 e rn 1.. 1. t. i 1.1 .. i l w...jUu..v..v.u... k l.vnn Mr MoArthnr' a
ivn. miuiy huuu iu juuip irum leu in mi wvun. it uuu yei hum yeaionuiy mm mr u sxiuil (cherry blossoms and oriental Jessie Walker, Miss iiitnel lvlng'
whoro everj'thing was frozen, up been announced whether this time enough cars were supplied, fianKlncs were used In the dec- well and Orson Vaughn.
mwl ut 111 frnr7ln Intn 11 nlliiintn linrnnr will lio rnlliK.fl nr n tiniir lint tliA nlinrtnrrn la no linrl noitr . .V b . ... 1 & j. a d. j.
: v- 0 w " " "v- " "w :" " "v" " w .. orations, togeiuer wun curious,
C. E. Lyon. Mr. McArthur 13
looking over this section of the
country with a view of locating.
The BreaKfast
Shapes the Day
Load the stomach up with a breakfast of
rich, groasy food, and you clog both diges
tion and mind.
.. MFor rani.
. breakfast of
..work real .officiencyr-itr.y a
. min nffiir ; v. .
Grape -Nuts
and Cream
' Some fruit, an egg, toastand a cup of
''hotPostum.
7Z7, T Then tackle-the work.ahead.wlth.vlgor
'jnwwaritiWkeehmlndA There's o'y7ln,rrf?ap ''
Grape-Nuts is a food for winners.; ; ;.
"Theres a Reason"
Sold'by Grocers everywhere.
t'
sc.
ml Tel
'and weird insects and imported , The Priscilla club held their Rpnrr(1 lTnwRW f
phere. Dainty Japanese maid- Mrs. Wm. Rouse, on 9th and D , r wntf' n S07
ens and, matrons dlsnensed tea street, Friday afternoon. After
to the many callers who happen- the usual past time was enjoyed
ed in between 2 and 9 o'clock, a most delicious three course
and. lingered, loath to leave, luncheon was served by the hos
They were favorexl with selec- tess. The guests of the after
tidfts on tho Victrola by Miss noon were Mrs. Piatt, Mrs. Pratt
Eunice Parker. The ladies in Holverson, Mrs. N. Rowe and
charge of the tea were Mrs. H. E. Mrs. C. Wheaton.
Walker, Mrs. Silas Gay, Mrs. M. .
LI France, Mrs. M. J, McKlin, t Oregon university colors pre
Mrs. L. B. Durrin, Mrs. McKin- dominated in the decorations for
ney, Mrs. John Parker, Mrs. A. the bi-weekly dance of the Idillio
At Valentine, who gave of their club which was held Saturday
time, and services in the interest evening. The guests included a
of the Ladles Aid of the Chris- number of students from the O.
tlan church. A. C, U. of O. and a number of
' .the Atlas club. A most eniovnble
, &
, On Thursday evening at 6:30
olcloclc, November IS. 191R. Pt
tho homo, om Mr, and Mrs. D. E.
Stitt on Broad street occurred
the marriage of their daughter,
Hlancho C to Mr. Guy C. Schel-
ble, Rov. W. A. Wood ofilclating
The wedding was a quiet one, son. Mrs. A. M. Beaver, Mrs. Wal
there being only the parents and ter Herndon ana Mrs. Ai Perkins,
sister, Mrs. J. B. Sowash, present j Mrs. Jackson won the highest
10 witness me cermony. uuer .Ht-ure.
,wilch dinner was served. Mr.
and Mrs. Schelblq will be at
homo to their friends in Mon
mouth. Monmouth Herald.
' Mrs. Schelble Is a sister of
Mrs. C. Et Lenhart and has many
friends in Springfield having
lived with her sister here for
somo time.
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1 The Ekkleslan class of tho
Methodist Sunday school held a
vqry o.noyable social and busi
ness session at. the church Sat
urdaytioveniuff, 'The class room'
waa decorated With the 'colors of
iieie way or juugene were
guests of Mrs, W. A. Dill yesterr
day. Manchester is Mrs. Dill's
home town.
.
Notice: Those desiring alfal
fa hay delivered from the car?
should put their order in at once.'
We expect the car any day. Buy
at the car and save drayage..
SPRINGFIELD FEED CO.
Miss Lee of Albany and Byron!
Thompson of Brownsville, now
attending Q. A. C, came to Eu
gene Saturday for the big game,
and spent Saturday evening as
tho guests of Miss Beatrice Hol-
brook.
J. L. Crookwho recently sold
his place here in Springfield is.
Bhipping his goods today and his
family expects to leave in a few
days for their new home at Sun,-
nyside, Washington.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department or the Interior. M
V. S. Land Office at Roseburg, Ore.
gon, November 16, 1915.
Notice Is horobr given that' James
A. Resides of Vlda, Oregon, who, on
Davis on North Fifth Btreet. ff.r' Sf'fJ "IP,0 Lu PiJ
udvuuu ou. 103.
uange 2B., Willamette Merldan. has
evening was passed.
The Five Hundred club was
charmingly entertained Thurs
day afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Edessa Cox on Fifth street.
The guests were Mrs. I. V. Jack'
r
The Willing Workers held an
enjoyable session last Friday af
ternoon at tho homo of Mrs. J.
D
After an hour or more of work
quilting, a delicious luncheoa
was served.
Mrs. Minnie Kahler and father
R Simmering of Pentwnter,
Michigan, were dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Perkins yea-
terday.
The Kensington club will hold
the University of Oregon and X), Jits next? Meeting on Friday af
A.Cyiand the' entertainment "of temoon at trie home of Mrs. J.
the evening Vas provided by di-jW. Coffin.
filed notice of lntontion to mnk Ftnni
Pivo-year Proor, to establish claim to
tho land above described, before I. P,
Hewitt, U. S, Commissioner, at his
.office, at Eugene- Oregon, on tho 29th
day of December, 1915. As this land
1h in Sec. S9, a school section, tho
State of Oregon is especially cited' In
this notice.
' Claimant names as witnesses: Carey
JV. Thomson, of. Vlda;;Oregon; Jofca
V. Low,' of Vlda, Oregon; Michael
llanley, of Vlda, Oregon; Abo Gilbert,,
ui .ugene.
vr "'?' J- M- UPTON,
Nov. 18-Dec. 22 Register.
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