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About The Lane County news. (Springfield, Lane County, Or.) 1914-1916 | View Entire Issue (May 4, 1916)
IF ITS IN THE DRUG UNE WE HAVE IT EASTMAN KODAKS AND SUPPLIES : Tales of the Town n. p. ' Noat Bhoo repairing at the HarnoH Shop. Everybody drinks milk shakes at the Pnlnco of SweetB. . Ituby Senscney returned on Monday from an over-Sunday .ylBlt at CrcBwell. 11. A now Pcory'B. 13. P. Colgato soap at Our shoes aro the best for tho money. WOLF & MILLER. J. D. Smith of Grantn Pass was In Springfield Tuesday oil business. Hammocks at HOLimOOK'S. o Colgato's Talcums ICo at Porry, Hoar tho now Edison Disc Phonographs at Pecry's. Wall paper, sonic new and latest designs Just In. J. C. 1IOL 13UOOK. - Oregon Casslincro suits ovory thread wool and guaran teed fast colors. COX & COX. Harry Whitney returned on Wednesday from Suthorlln, at which place ho had been vlstilng his mother and sister. The town council will meet In regular session Monday night. No matters out of the routine have been scheduled as yet. Sttvo 1-3 by buying Iloxall School Tablets at Pecry's. Both cedar and O-ccdar oil and mops. J. C. HOLBKOOK. Wo are selling Harness and strap work cheaper this week. WOLF & -MILLER. ' Oppher Poison, Slug De stroyer, garden seeds and fertil izers at the Feed Store. ' . Mrs. Minnie Kahler lies very low at the homo of her cousin, Mrs,. Al Perkins. Oswald Olson and Bruce Lans berry were Initiated Into the Odd Fellows lodge Wednesday evening. M. M. Pccry returned Monday evening from a busliicili trip to Portland. A complete lino of dainty , wall decorcts, paints, Hoor paints Seed potatoes, whllp they anU vnrnlsh. J. C. IIOLBROOK. last nt 2 l-2c lb. Sack lots, i $2.25 cvrt. Springfield Feed Co. We aro nent for rjutter- r ,,, t wi erf..M Ick patters. Come In and look bo present. ma rniilHlnrnil nt the Sr HIT- VCI "1 1111081 rnsnlon8' ti (JUA. The', meeting of the Parcnt- . . . , . Teachelrs association, which was Pouring of concrete for the set for tomorrow afternoon, has foundation of the new Methodist bcen postponed until Thursday church was completed Tuesday, nf novt wooir anu nexi Aionuay me carpenter work will be resumed. The Christian Endeavor so ciety of tho Christian church will hold Its regular monthly A workman named Fletcher sustained painful injuries to his right foot while working at the Booth-Kelly mill Monday. Mov- business meetlngbat the home o'f.ftf WSft ' ing. All members requested to ,nad t0 toke jevoraUUtches. was registered at tho Spring Held hotel Tuesday ovenlng. Messrs. Perkins, Mnchen, Stevens and Seavey this week sheared their sheep, securing sonic 1G00 pounds. a Please note the reduction in prices far laundering shirts, all 'negligee shirts, 10c; pleated lfic. Til 13 CITY STEAM LAUNDRY Good reliable fire Insurance No assessments: no membership fee. Pay once and you arc done. II. E. Walker at tho City HalL Repairs which are being made l iu 1 lt.f.. i - i n,ra"rH'''V'm V 'r.nn are completed as far as Fifth, MVno iVi.nliTiV tV cnri Ldnw i where the old concrete cross- have a wound dressed where he :woap8 been broken un- had stuck a brush hook Into his he heavy trafllc from the thigh. The wound was not bIg,BooUl"Kelly "ini- . ' ' but It was dcen. He will stav . . . PleaBO note tho reductlon-In win. hi fmniiv how until th. l nomas boieim or camp M l. f.. - prices for laundering shirts, all negligee shirts, 10c; pleated 15c. TUB CITY STEAM LAUNDRY 0. E. RobcrlBon and family me moving from tho rear of tho Palace Injury heals. Creek was In Springfield this mornlnc He states farm work r,y i i.ei.,l8 well In hand in his section. ..utn, J,,ii n iiHin tn.,ff.iand that the grain, both fall mM umtH ut1 S' W' Cramncr expects t0 ,er than witlcl .'in rS QvJSnK lcavo carl' ncxt wcok for Kn- of tho 000 carloads will not be alonl 'nlcelv,- FruIt- t00' win IIICC Ol OiVCClD an a frf n triad ntwl t in intni. an i i . rri, ue a neavy cron. in n rHlilniifi nnrlll of tho fitoro. A"t.-..t'"i- .t. J'' t.i- it. 'ivsiyivvu uiiiii uiuunuw. x, . a V a ivin ',10 i'UHUHyivanm.wi.crc ma iaiu-i tram tonignt win nave tne on a sirtei. cr uveBi ua, 12 canj( but tomorrow n carloads will us light Harry L. McCracken, boiler b Inspector for the S. P. Co., for . . n ,11111V I 1 I I I I T iir. IIIKI ftirs. IT1UUC I'OWCIH n nni,i,nll Tvnn Aiwloi-om. ...ut i.. the northern district, nntl Mr and Mr. and Mrs. John Wlnzen- fjeorgo Campbell and A. W. Bea-( ' Brown the locomoti.ve boiler in- rled wont to Pleasant Hill I ues- ver 8nont th(J (lny u8,ng on tne cream Is coming in in much spector for the Interstate Corn day by motor to spend the uuy McKon2.0 Sunday, and secured greater quantity than ever be- merce Commission, were in visiting relatives. 22 flno UbIi. ; fore according to the Spring- Springfield yesterday afternoon, field Creamery management. In and went out together on the Hop growers In tho vicinity of i j0hn Simmons and Edward 'fact receipts have doubled In the Willamette-Pacific today. They Springfield arc giving their jjj, wittner of Portland passed .past few weeks. One day last each have separate routes, but yours early spring cultivating, through Springfield Tuesday on week the creamery put through happened to meet in this place. In some of tho yards crows aro their motorcycle for a fishing a churning of 813 pounds the They found the engines under work training the vines onto tho trip up the McKcnzio. jlnrgest yet turned out by the lo- the jurisdiction of Andy Ruddl strlngs. I cal creamery. man In good shape. ' The place where you get a' , 1 1 ' 1 HtM n wi Affi A1ilwi Ilnnvm . .. . . .win iiwo. .v..,w v..v. ntUe more tiiair your money's have Joined the summer colony worth , new 8hoe8 or repn,r on the river bank at the west k IIall the Shoo Doclor. end of ho river bridge. They Muln street between 5th and Gth. occupied iius ucaiuuui suu mm, Social cNptes year also. Dr. Keonoy Ferris will bo . out ! a number of friends spent the the usual fancy work, and social , ,f t , , L town for a few days, Having' evening with Mr. and Mrs. W. conversation. Mrs. Ohlson was . :,.a. ftIrs,i c lluma,fr been called professionally lo p. Walker Monday evening in assisted in serving a dainty lun- lllUl HttlO SOn left Uy aUtO tor The Dalian. Ore.. lenvlllC for l.nnnr rr Mr. Wnllor'a h!Hli1nv nhpnn hv Mloc Rtolln Pplorcnn Portland Tuesday to reside. Mr. timt j,i,lce by early train this anniversary. A number of tokens and Miss Harriett Smith of Eu- 1 , V, V, ,, mi . ; openu- niorning. She will return as of remembrance were presented gene. Guests of the club were' od tho Bell Theatre for nearly a eariy ns possible. the host which were much ap- Mrs. W. W. Brown, Mrs. Hough-i year in connection with their. o nroeinted and lone to be remem- ton. Miss Stella Peterson. Miss typewriter business in Eugene. An nSj)ector for the National bered. The evening was spent Harriett Smith of Eugene and I Billposters Association will be with Five Hundred and Rook Miss Daisy Tomseth of Spring Tho DoMoss Concert enter- in Springfield Monday to inspect nfter which Mrs. Walker served field. Members present were talnors undo"1 tho auspices of tho boards here owned by the a dainty luncheon. The invited Mrs. Al. Montgomery, Mrs. John Choral and Young Peoples so-.Willamette Poster company. It PnoatR Wer Air. ml Mrs. t-t. a. Tomselh. Mrs. Fred Hinson. cicues win uiuuruuii ui uiu uuii-,ih nam una coiujmny miu uu- Korf. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. P. Fry, Mr. iisi cnurcn aiay iu, at o ir. iu. nianu ior u icci more oi uoaru an( jjrs Bally, Mr. and Mrs Itomombcr tho dato, k.eop an In Springfield, fiO In Junction snas Qay Mr. and Mrs. II. E. eye on tho paper for further nn nounccment. City and 100 In Eugene ! Walker. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Rich nininl Dr. mid Airs. ICnstor. Mrs Dr. .1. K. lilirr, lorilieriy Ot lr.Rl. NWmnn nml Mls Alien Van Vnlznh. Mrs. T.ee filnrk. Spriugfield, now in charge of a Kester. Mrs. Ada Copenliaver, Mrs. Will Miss Mary Roberts, Miss Avis Thompson, Mrs. Vina McLean, Mrs. Jas. Laxton, Mrs. Arnle Nelson, Mrs. Kathrine Horton, Mrs. Emily Dority, Mrs. Bernice E. M. Duryeo last week pur chased a tract or land lrontmg hospital at snoriuan, was m , Kizer, Mrs. Nina McPherson. 205 feet on A street between Springfield Wednesday visiting, The Pine Needle club met on.The next meeting of the club Soventh and Eighth from W. W. his sister, Mrs. Haydcn. Dr. Tuesday afternoon at the home will be at the home of Mrs. Brown of Eugene, nnd has taken Ban; had come to Shedd with of MrSi Edith Ohlson In Eu- Chas. Townsend, B and 7th St. possession of tho property. On Baxter Young to attend Mrs. Kene The time was spent wilh on May il. tho tract are two houses, ono Young, who is 111 there, and then , . - ' .-n. . j of nine and one or live rooms, enmo on to spnngiioiti uy auto RAILROAD WORK WILL Air. Duryee win occupy ono or witn my. Young, wno una nusi tho houses. .The deal was made ncss here. Dr. Barr states Mrs through Bean & Allom Young Is getting along nicely OUR AIM Is to supply our customers with the best the market affords We carry a superb line of staple and fancy, groceries. Everything select ed witn great care. One trial will convince you that you pay no more than for inferior articles Larimer's builders are thawing down with BE RUSHED IN ALASKA steam points, after the manner of placer miners, to drive piling Seward, Alaska, May 2. Tho for tho brid8R- Ision is preparing to push work TIMBER IS HELD VITAL this summer on tho government i u ima i iunal LJtt-tN&t railroad from this port to the great coal fields of the Matan- Washington, May 3. Dele uska Vlver. The work of this gates to the National Conserva summer will be divided into tion congress today heard the three sections; tho first to be report of the forestry commlt ; tho reconstruction of the old tee, which strongly urged the I Alaskan Northern line from So- cultivation of forests by federal ward to Mile 71 on Kern creek, state and even municipal gov iThe second soctlon will be newWiiments as ajiailonal defense i work on Turnagaln arm from'mensure, Mile 71 to Anchorage, and the; The report said: "While for j third will bo tho completion of the next 40 or 50 years at least, tho lino from Ancorage to the United States as a whole IChickalon creek, In the mid sec-lWm have no dlfflculty in supply , tion of the Matanuska coal de-jug hjgh. grade structural tlm , posits, which has been found her many sections of the coun jbest for valal purposes. try which were onco heavily In addition to this work the 'timbered are already oxperienc ! commission Avill extend the ing a shortage of local timber main line of the Seward-Falr-'and are depending on importa i banks railroad, which in reality jtlons from other states, lis a separate project from tho! "If in case of invasion by a i canal road, in tho Talkkcetna ; foreign nation our Pacific Coast forks of the Sustain river. t should become cut ou irom ine Active work on tho Alaskan; rest of tho country, tho bulk of Northern reconstruction has al- ,the timber resources would bo ready commenced, nearly a! come Inaccessible to us unless month ahead of. the season, soitho Southern and other timber urKcnt is tho emergency under which this project is being rush ed to complettlon. Five feet of I frost Is in the ground nnd at Resurrection river the brldgq regions of the country are built up and placed on.ta permanent basis." " Read tho News for tho news. SATURDAY Dill Pickles, per Gallon - - 25c 50c Aluminum Wash Boards 35c 15c Package Corn Meal - 10c Good Country Cured Bacon, 19c Knox's Sanitary Grocery 2y2 per cent diseount on cash and 30 day accounts PHONE 9 A CHI-NAMEL DEMONSTRATION THAT IS DIFFERENT You can ask the Demonstrator to show you any Chi-Namel product you may be interested in, actually applied. For instance White Enamel, Porch Furni ture Enamel, Cold and Aluminum Paint, Floor Wax, Furniture Polish, Metal Polish, Colored Var nishes, Automobile and Carriage Color Finish, Etc She will not merely show you the package containing these materials, but show it in the, brush, in fact, you can take the brush and apply it yourself.- You can see the actual color see how easy it is to apply how all brush marks disappear, before it hardens. This will be a demonstration worth while for any one who is responsible for the care and good appearance of the interior woodwork and furniture of a home. By asking for a demonstration of any par ticular Chi-Namel product you will not place yourself under obligation to buy; this demonstra tion is to acquaint the public with the use and economy of Chi-Namel in the home. Remember the Date Thurs. and FrL, May 11, 12 M. C. Bressler & Son THE CITY STEAM LAUNDRY will do your rough dry wash at 5 cents a pound. Special rates for very large washings. Give this a trial, work called for and delivered promptly. the night watchman.throvs ught on the-subject) I YOUR JOB IS . LONELY ONE 1 J IT WOULD BE IF I J ' AJ r did'nt have theL J EAL TOBACCO CHEwl , 5, 1 K W rON'T Uke a fall ckew. JTutt nibble will tttlify you, bcuui W'B CUT ChcwM Uth Kcil Tobacco Chew, mnl, I'wtikuJ. Tte k aell it tee how different il U irom bnllntrf tobtceo. Br the llm you've uecd op ball pouch ou'U be liUUf fur filco Ji eboul'it. uune the mco. you beft tyiln abbt It ouw. Mti ty WEYMAN-BRUTON COHPANT. SO Umon Stn. Mew Ywk Ct?