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About The Springfield news. (Springfield, Lane County, Or.) 1916-2006 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 27, 1916)
I r MONDAY, NOV. 27, 101G HOLIDAY OPENING SATURDAY, DECEMBER, 8ECOND. ClnlHtnuiB Joy kocb with tho satisfaction of present ing woll-choseu gifts. Wo luivo doiio the worrying tills your In order that our customers muy havo a Joyful holiday season. YOU ARE INVITED .to como (o our Opening and hiBpeet tho largo aHHort mont of hoautlful and useful holiday goods which wo havo aBBcniUled for your coiiBlderatlon You will not ho urged to buy anything on opening day, wo merely want you to boo the goods and get valuable Ideas and suggestions which will inako buying easier when you aro ready. . Bring Your Frlonda With You A Cook Hook with every Dollar Purchaso this week. .. " WE Ncvrn SUBSTITUTE h;:" "ore. yjB&azw&y ! Town and Vicinity ; $ T, W. Carnor. of Thurnton, was In town Saturday trammeling business. ' Miss Noll Nixon commenced work At (ho John Hotels djugstoro 8aturday ' aftornoon. Mm. V. V. Strubln Is omployod at tho Iluckot store for tho holiday Hca son. t Mrs. A. Woods camo down from Oakrldgo Thursday morning to spond a raw days In tills vicinity. Miss Mary ICihcrtH, In quite III and confined to hor lied with serious stem ftch trouble. ' Mr. and Mn. Herbert 8. Coffin, of Portland, spent tho weok-end with J. W. Collin and family. ' This cold calls for ono of HolbrooV now heatora. W. K. Warnor who hn lately had slight operation for tho removal of sovoral wena op tho head, Is getting - along nicely. Mrs. N. A. IlowerB, of Oregon City arrived Saturday afternoon and will spend Thanksgiving wlij hor son, Lawrence May and family. Tho namcB of Gcorgo I. Dean and H. J. IJrunwoll were added to tho sub scription list of the Springfield Now Saturday. Poverty Hall In StovoiiB hall Wod " nosday evening, Novembor 29. I'rlzou for tho moBt poverty stricken cos tumoB. A display which would do credit to a much larger city Is that of the now fancy boxes of enndy nt C. P. Kgglmann's Candy Kitchen. Mrs. Otto rtlco and child hnvo re turned homo to Mnploton after u . flslt with Mrs. Hlces parents, Mr. : ....I Afro V I.? Ilmllfiln Try our Thanksgiving cakes, Pump- kin nnd Cranberry plos. At tho f Springfield Uakory. 4 Mrs. M. O. I3ully and'MrB. McKay f, woro visitors nt tho third mooting of lb n.. i.i.i. --I i lit - l.n1.1 f Friday night. Word has been received of tho doath of li. W, Moyors, at idnlio Palls j Idahot Mr. Meyers was fo'rmorly " omployod in Springfield. . T. C. Qorrio of I lay ward, Calif., has 4f boon spondlng a fowdas at tlio homo of his brothor, C. I. Gorrlo, in Douglas Qardons. A. J, Perkins truant offlcor, has ononcd an ofllco in tho courthouse. HIa hoadqunrtors will bo with tho ' county Judge. No uso to bo sick when Dr. Murphy tbo magnetic healor is in our midst, office is 895 Main street, Springfield, " Oregon. The Eugono ofllco of tho army ro crultng ' service reported Friday that 0. W. Moachem, of Sprlngfiold, has boon accepted, Sprlngfiold was well ropresonted at tbo Schuman-Holnk concert at tho Armory Thursday ovonlng, a wolt-flllod car, bosidos auto loads, convoying tho pooplo to tho concort. Jamos Hayos, local roprosontatlvo of tho J, W. Soavoy Hop company, on Friday bought 110 bales of tho James Hill hop crop at nlno conts a pound, Mrs. 0. A. Barnott of Oakrldgo camo down last woolc to spondj,at lpast a part of tho winter hero with Mr. Darnett, who has boon horo for soma S K. woolcs, , E, B. Ko pnor of Hprlngflold, has l purchasod tbo racket storo at Floronca fa from Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur, who havd 4- boon conducting it for ij numbor pf - joaro. ' - PflBNE 31 Lawrence Scrlbnor Is taking tho school census. Mrs, Scrlbnor also helped yesterday afternoon. They are assisting "tho ttchoo) clerk, A. McKonzoy. Miss Luclle Copcnhavcr, teacher in tho Wendllng school, camo down Saturday morning and spent the weok end with her mother, Mrs. Aldlno Copenhavor and daughters. Good rollablo flro Insurance. No ossmcnts; no membership feo. Pay oncil snd you aro deno. II. E. Walker nt the City Hall. Those registered nt tho Springfield hotel Friday wore: Goorgo Hlloy, C. WhIUel, E. Itoland, W. H. Lajolo of Wendllng. Karl Grout, W. C. Miller, and Iloborl Williams of Waltervlllo. Thoro Is n squash on exhibition at II. Tllton's Klsh mnrkct which welghB 97 pounds and measures 5 feet .10 I Inches In clcumfcrencc. Tho sped- men wus grown by Ylrgll Moon on his place on tho McKnnzIo river. Poverty Hall In Stovcns hall Wed nesday evening, November 29. Prizes for tho most poverty stricken cos tumes. Mrs. Mnbol Hogart la visiting at tho homo of hor nephew, Harry A. Wltliors and family of Natron. Mrs. Alvln Price and daughter Fran cos of Marcola. are visiting with Mrs. GlbbB. Miss Graco Thomas, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I). K. Thomas, wus oper ated on for appendicitis at tho local hospital Thursday evening.. Miss Thomas Is resting as well as could ho expoc'od owing to tho sorlousncss of tho operation. Your Heater mny not be nil you want. If you will try ono of ours, you will bo satisfied try ono. J. C. Hoi brook, ' J. J. Drowning Is moving his real estnto olltco from tho first doornorth of tho post ofllco in tho Commercial Stato Dank building to tho second floor of the Sutton building. Mr. Browning's now location is Just across tho hall from tho law ofllco of F. A. DoPuo. The civil novice commission announ ces an examination In Eugene on Docomber 9 to secure a list of persons miUblo for appn.'utmonl as rhoir.i'ts aid In tho bureau of chemistry, de partment of agriculture, Washington and on Janurnry 9, 1917, an examin ation for position as stenogrnphor and typewriter (male) In tho department nl sorvlco. Washington. No uso to bo sick when Dr. Murphy tho magnetic hoalor is in our midst: ofllco is 39? Main streot, Springfield, Oregon. Onco again wo dcslro to call at tention to Thanksgiving Day. Good pooplo of Sprlngfiold do not forget tho time and tho placo of service. Tho Baptist church Thursday ovenlug 7:30 Novembor 30. Itevorend Jensen will proach tho Sormon. Appropriate music by choir chorus, and last but not least, do not forget your offer ing, It Is our custom as grateful citizens to make on onch Annual Than ksgiving Day a silver offering for tho bonoflt of thoso found in noed. lie- member tho Masters' words: "In as much as yo did It unto ono of tho least of thoso, yo did It unto me," Why pay two doalor's profits? Wo buy direct from tho mill nnd sell di rect to tho consumer. Johnson's bosl Flour nt tho prices llstod below: Sprlngfiold Food company. 1 sack lot, $1.70; Back lot, $0.60; 10 sack lot, flO.00, Hor Son 8ubject to Croup "My son Edwlntls subjoct. to, croup," wrjtos Mrs. H. O.'Erwln, Now Konslng. ton, Pn. '-"I put in many.slooploss hours nt night boforo i learned pf Cliamborlaln's Cough Itomody. Moth ers noed not four this disease If they koop a bottlo of Chamberlain's Cough Itomody in thp lipuse nnd uso It nB di rected. It always gave my boy rolelf." Obtainable ovorywhoro, TUB SIHINOFIELD NEWS SOCIAL EVENTS "nAHIES" CAVOHT MEIIUILY WHILE AWAY FltOM MAMAS A "baby" party, at which no Hpoci mens of tho stornor box of tho var loly wcro allowed oven a look-In, was that for which Miss Nora Sorcnsen, Mlsn Theda Porklns, and tho Misses Jcsslo and Graco Walker woro Joint hoBtosBOB on Saturday ovenlng. The guests woro first entertained at tho nursery, nt tho homo of Miss Boron son on C botweon Fourth and Fifth streets. Hero they enjoyed baby gamos and "suckers" for an hour, nftor which thoy went to Miss Per kins' homo on Fourth and D streets, where thoy enjoyed further exciting revels In tho form of blowing soap Jmbbles, playing marbles and indulg ing In milk and crackers. About 11:30 tho party sojourned to the Wal ker homo on Fourth and C streets, where pink Ico cream was onjoyod by candlelight. An Interesting feature If tho ovenlng was tho prizes which woro won as follows: Miss Efflo IlhodoB, best costume for littlest baby Mrs. Mlnnlo Thurlow, for beat mnde dress; Miss Marian Harper, for mean estkld; and Miss Doss Palmer, for being able to learn the quickest. Tho naturo of tho prizes could not be learned. Tho Invitational list for the cnjoyablo affair was: Miss Mary Ttousc, Miss Anno McCormick, Miss Amle Young, Miss Stella Martin, Miss Hess Palmor, Miss Eflle Rhodes, Mis ses Lacy and Luclle Copenhavor, Miss Edna Swarts, Miss Florence Cof fin, Miss Morlo NImmo, Miss Frances Dartlett, Miss Mao Lyon, Miss Allco Kcster, Miss Harriet Vilas, Mlns Chlolo Wooloy. Mrs. Nettlo McQU vary, Miss Marian Harper, Mrs. Mln nlo Thurlow of Portland, Mrs. Irene De Mick, Miss Lulu Gilo, Miss Vera Williams, Miss Esther Campbell, and tho four hostesses. COO CLUI1 MEETS WITH MItS. WOODS. Mrs. Howard Woods was hostest for tho Flvo Hundred club at her home on Eighth and Lawrence streets in Eugene, Thursdny aftornoon. Thn afternoon was devoted to cards, Mrs. I). A. Washbumo winning high score Afterward the guests enjoyed a two course luncheon. Club members present wore: Mrs. C. E. Wheaton, Mrs. D. A. Washburne, Mrs. A. M. Beaver, Mrs. W. C. Ilebhnn, Mrs. I. V. Jackson, Mrs.. Jim Stewart, Miss Edna Swarts, and tho hostess, Mrs. Howard Woods, guests for the oc casion were Mrs. I. D. Larimer, and Mrs. F. A. DePuo of Springfield, and Mrs. D. E. Ellser and Mrs. F. Mock of Eugene. DIRTHDAY IS HONORED A delightful party was given In hon or of Sam Richmond's birthday Wed nesday evonlng at tho home of Mrs. Mary Maglll. Tht ovenlng was spent with cards after which delicious re freshments woro served. Those pre sent woro: Mr, and Mrs. L. E. Durrln. Dr. nnd Mrs. J. E. Richmond, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Girard, Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Jnrrot, Mr. nnd Mrs. Milton Rally, Mr. and Mrs. I. V. Jackson, Mrs. Anna Glondonlng, Mrs. E. J. Reynolds and son, Tom, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rich mond. Mrs. Mary Maglll and Miss Es tclla Maglll. EUGENE MATRON HOSTESS Mrs. E. O. Drowning entertained a number of tho members of tho Kensington club at -her homo on Fn day afternoon. Fancy work and a guessing game occupied tho meeting time, after which a dainty two course luncheon was served. The members .present woro: Mrti. O. B. Kessey, Mrs. N. W. Emory, Mrs. Fred Dres sier, Mrs. L. May, and Miss Ednu Swarts. Mrs. A. S. Draper of Eugene was a guest The next meeting will bo hold with Mrs. C. E. Lyon on Dec ember 8. HAVE BUSINESS SESSION. Tho Gleanors held a business meet ing at tho homo of Mrs. W. F. Walker Thursday afternoon, tho following mombors being present: Mesdames, Riley Snodgra8s, William Donaldson, Walter Horndon, D. W. Roof, Dan Gore, nnd W. F. Walker. Miss Min nie JJonver was u guest. Tho next meeting of tho club will bo held at tho homo of Mrs. RHoy Snodgrnss on December 12, YOUNGSTERS ENJOY PARTY Last Tuosday afternoon a birthday party was given for little Miss Doris Girard in honor of hor sovonth birth day at hor homo, Gamos wero play ed and a dainty luncheon was served. Thoso prosent woro tho Mlssos .An gelina FlBchor, Holon and Luclle Lam bort, Ollvo and Votra Russoll, Jonnlo Holverson, Ardls Cox, Floldlth Scrlv nor, Tholma Lnson,' Doronn Larimer, and Doris Girard. ENERTAINS ALTER OUILD. Miss Ednn Swarts ontortalned tho Alter Guild of 8 t,Mary's Episcopal church of Eugono, on Wednesday, nt her homo on Fifth nnd K streets, Catarrh Cannot Be Cured with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, thr rnnnot resell tlin sent of tlio dlitue. Ca tnrrh I a blood or connlllullonal illscais, nnd In onlor to curit II ynti must Hike In ternal reint'dlrs, IUiII'm Culirrli Cure Is Inken liilcrnnlly, and iu'Ih directly upon Ilia blood nod iniicoii stirrnco. Hall' Catarrh Cura Is not a iiinrk medicine. It wna prescribed by one of the best plir slrlnns In Hits country for yenr and Is a reeulnr prescription, It in composed of the Ix-st tonics known, combined with the lt blood purifiers, nrtlng directly on the mucous surfaces. The perfect combina tion of the two Ingredients Is what pro duce such wonderful result In curing cntnrrh. Rend for testimonials, free. K. J. CIIKNBV & CO., Props., Toledo, O. fio4 f Drtif lt. prlr 76e. Take Hall's Family rills fo eonallpMlon. E. E. Morrison' Class Numbers 50. Ah an example of class-building, j E. E. Morrison's Sunday school clae.i organization of SO young people, was I rrjght to ntt--i,lion of tho clnvi a 't tho Christian Sunday school yesterday j morning, when they marched Into thoj main auditorium of the church in a body. The class roll has CO names on It. Members of tho Sunday scho ol say that Mr. Morrison has built up his class -by his excellent teaching method, and also by a contest, whlca Is still being waged. Local Team Meets Defeat The Springfield Methodist church basket ball team met a 30 to 10 do feat at the hands of tho Eugeno Y. M. C. A. Senior team, in a game played at Eugene, Saturday evening. Tho two teams will meet again next Tuesday evening, and the local boys assort they aro out to win this one. The players are: Creed Drattaln.Wal tor R. DImm, Ivan McKlnney, Luc Icn Fcgles, and Russell Dimm. Big Crowd Hears Missionary. IL A. Doan field secretary ofthe For eign society of Christian missions ad dressed a large crowd at the Christian church Sunday evening. Mr. Doan Is in charge of the team conducting a groat missionary rally in tho Eugene Christian church. Woodmen ''Notice All members of the local camp of tho Woodmen of the World are re quested to be at a meeting Tuesday evening. Camp takes up at 7:30. Special business and election of of ficers. Don't miss this meeting. Now Lookout When a cold hangs on as often hap pens, or when you have hardly gotten over one cold before you contract another, lookout for you are liable to contract some very serious disease. This succession of colds wpakens thi system and lowers the vitality bo that you are much more liable to contract chronic catarrah, pneumonia or con sumption. Curo your cold while you can. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has a great reputation. It Js relied upon by thousands of peoplo and never disappoints them. Try It It only costs a quarter. Obtainable ev erywhere. W. F. WALKER UNDERTAKER FUNERAL DIRECTOR Office Phont 6C; ftlence 67-J West Main St. Dr. ADALINE KEENEY FERRIS Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon Office, Baptist Parsonage Corner Second and C Stree's HOURS: 9 TO 12. PHONE tt Made A DIRECTORY OF MERCHANTS AND BUSINESS MEft WHO WANT YOUR BUSINESS AND WILL GIVE YOU GOOD VALUES v r r "the farmer's friend The House of Quality I D dqmPIER We put up Bon Bon Boxes to your order. Pan Goods are unexcelleci Buggies, Wagons, Hacks, Harness, Saddles, Chocolates are fresh every day Horses and Cattle for sale All our candles arc Home Made j buy seM flU ldnd3 of junk EGGIMANN'S CANDY KITCHEN phone 51 Phone 29 South 2 and A Streets ELECTRICITY XheBoothKeHyLwmberCo. For light, heat and power. "Made in Springfield." 4 foot Slab Wood. $1.75 Oregon Power Co. per Cord at the Mill i have returned Springfield Flour Mills to Sprlngfiold with n good, up-to-dato stock of - s hnnd-niado harness and accessories, and am BAKORE Hard Wheat Patent roady to servo my old customers again and Try me. Got acquainted. You vrlH like me. Beat 'wolcomo now ones. Shoo repairing done value for your money ot any- flour ta Springfield, bottor for loss money. This Is my specialty. NOXALL All I aak la a triaU You know I aaa 'well liked by all bread makers. GEO. SETTLE, FIFTH STREET Wo glye you moro tor your money lu flour and food Between Main nnd A, next door to Sikes of all kinds tLan any otfter place .In tow. No. 88 RfePORT OF THE CONDITION OF .-:' t The Commercial State Bank OF SPRINGFIELD . I al Springfield, Oregon in the Stato of Oregon at tho closo of buslneasfor 17th, 1916. i RESOURCES Loans and discounts - Overdrafts, secured and unsecured Bonds and warrants Ranking houso .... .. Furniture and fixtures Duo from approved reserve banks Chocks and other cash Items , Cash on hand ...... Total LIABILITIES Capital stock paid In Surplus fund . .. Undivided profits, less expenses and Individual deposits subject to check Demand certificates of deposit Certified checks Time and Savings Deposits Total .:. STATE OF OREGON, County of Lane, I, O. D. Kessey, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledgo and belief. , O. D. KEStJEY Cashier Subscribed and sworn to before me this 25th dya of November, 1910. F. U TRAVIS, Notary Public. My commission expires Nov. 8, 1920.. TOTAL June 30 September 12 November 17 GLYCERINE AND BARK PREVENT APPENDICITIS Tlia '.Imnln tnlrtnrfl nf buckthorn bark, glycerine, eta, known as Alder- I.Tro aatnnUhM Snrlnpflpld neonle. Uccauso Aiaer-i-Ka acts on uu i n low er and upper bowel. ONE SPOONFUL relieves almost ANY CASE constipa tion, sour stomach or gas. It removes such surprising foul matter that a few doses often relievo or prevent appen dicitis. A short treatment helps chronic trouble. The INSTANT, easy action of Alder-i-ka is astonishing. M. M- Peery Drug Co. fv r r w am r I Practice Limited tl Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Graduate Nurse Attending 306, White Temple, Eugene. THANKSGIVING DINNER AT Cliff's Cafe A special Rdast Turkey Dinner with many other good things that will fairly make your mouth waiter Price will be very reasonable in Springfiel PAGE T I HUBS 1 51,31&9 318.8 ..5,927.4 14.965.8L 5,600.00 2202.f.X f& 3.730X& fl 04,170.4 S) 30.000.0ft 700.00i .l,832.4t 64,434.9$ 555.93: taxes paid -4,000.0 12,647.tT ss: $104,170.4 t CORRECT Attest: WHLDY STEVENS" At, MONTGOMERY" Directors. RESOURCES $84,458.56 96.421 .'Ot 104,170.49 The Springfield Garage H. SANDGATHE Proprietor . Repairing a Specialty Main, bet Fourth and Fifth. Phone IS SPRINGFIELD - OREGON CAREFUL. CONSCIENTIOUS . Dentistry DR. J. E. RICHMOND ' PHONES Office, 3; Residence, 11S-4 Over Commercial Bank, , Springfield. Oregon. j