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HJItSDAY, NOV. 30, 101(1
THlti " SHUMOFIELD NEWS
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HOLIDAY OPENING
SATURDAY, DECEMBER, SECOND.
CliilHtiniiH Joy hooh with tho BiUlHfuctlon of present
ing woll-clioHon glftn, Wo have done the worrying
thin year In order that our cuBloincrs may have a
Joyful holiday hcuhoii.
YOU ARE INVITED
to eoino to our Opening and lnpecl the large naBort
nieut of beautiful and UKcftil holiday goods which we
have aHHonibled for your consideration.
You will not he urged to buy anything on opening
day, wo merely want you to boo tho goods and got
valuable Ideas and BUggcHtloiiB which will make buying
easier when you arc ready.
Bring Your Frlenda With You
A Cook Hook with every Dollar Purchase this week. ..
I Town and Vioinity
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Hobort Wllllan won In from Wnl
tervlllo Tuesday.
C V. Kg6ltnan la Buffering from an
Attack of tho grlpp.
Mr. A. I. McKlmoy hnii returned
from, a. visit to Portland,
C. I'. Dorian wan a bunlnoHH visitor
In tho city yesterday.
A fine lino of fancy holiday boxus
on sale at KgRlniann's.
Mrs. Anna OlomlennliiK Is again cm
ployod an cook at tho Homo Itvstau
rant. Mrs, Irn Gray and daughter wore In
from Thurston shopping, on Tuuk
day. Claronco Hill Ih In from Cnm)
Crook to spend tho holiday with his
paronts.
This cold calls for ono of Holbrook's
now boaters.
Mm. Ilhoda Buy, of Pleasant Hill,
Is In town visiting her brother, A. P.
McKcnzle and wlfo.
Barbara Boiler of Natron Is hero to
spend tho Thanksgiving vacation with
her sister, Mrs. II., Sandgatho.
Mrs. L. dreonburger has been tak
en to tho Sprlngflold hospital,' suf
fering with pneumonia.
Llttlo Miss Vornlta Morrison is en
tirely recovered from a recent tou
bU and adenoid operation.
Try our Thanksgiving cakes, Pump
kin and Cranberry pics. At tho
Springfield Bakery.
Thoi small son of Mr. and Mm, V.
H. Parks had his tonsils andadenolds
removed Tuesday morning.
John Burns, father of Calvin Burns,
who has been qultu 111 andonllncd to
his bed with gUBtrlc poisoning Is rest
ing eusler.
A. C. Trnvls and Konnor Travis
spent from Tuesday overling until yes
tertlny noon duck-hunting on tho Long
Tom.
Tho throo work trains which hava
boon huro for somo tlmo aro leaving.
Two crows loft Monday and tho third
, Tuesday.
Francos and Carl Miller, Hnlrmouiu.
youngsters, underwent tonsil and nde
nold operations at the Springfield hos
pital Buturday.
No uso to bo sick when Dr. Murphy
tno mngnotic ncuior is in our miust.
ofllco la 305 Main street, Sprlngflold,
Oregon.
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Tho Springfield Feed Company
shipped ono car of oats to Portland
and rocolvod ono car of feed and
flur during tho pnst wook.
Mm. W. S, Thurlow who has boon
visiting hor mother, Mrs, Eugono
Kostor for sovoral days, roturnod to
hor homo In Portland yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Mnybo who llvo on
D stroot, botweon Seventh and Eighth
aro tho parents of n brand now bov-on-pound
girl, born Monduy ovonlng.
Your Heater may not be all yon
want If you will try one of ours, you
will bo satisfied try one. J. C. Hoi
brook. A now Studobakor Six, ono of tlui
latest sorlos, has boon rocolvod by
tho Sprlngflold garago. Tho car will
bo used for demonstrating purposos.
Miss Horenco Shahan is employed
at tho Homo Restaurant,
Miss Myrtle Coprnhnvcr, who Is a
studont at the 'Monmouth Normal, lt
homo for tho Thanksgiving holiday.
Miss Merlo Nlmmo, of tho teaching
staff of tho local schools, In spending
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SOCIAL EVENTS k
MI88 OLADY8 WITHHIIOW HE
COMES WIFH OF JHA STEWART.
Ono of tho prottlosl homo weddings
of tho season whs (hat which took
' placo nt olght o'clock last evening at
tho C. street homo of Mr. and Mrs, J.
M. Wlthorow, when their daughter,
(llndyn Lenoll, bocamo tho wlfo of Irl
Nicholas Htownrt, son of Mrs. II. I..
Stowart of this city. Tho bride's homo
was charmingly decorated for tho oc
casion with ferns and clusters of mis
tletoe. Hoverend J, H. McCallum, of
Eugono road tho service which mado
tho young couple mun and wlfo. .Miss
Kmlly Goodwin of Eugene was brides
maid, whllo Tod Stowart, a brother,
attended the groom, Tho bride was
very lovely In a simply made, all
whlto gown of crepo do chine. She
carried a beautiful brides' bouquet.
'About 30 relatives of tho two families
; were guests for tho wedding and the
delicious three courso dinner served
afterwards. Mr. and Mm. Stowart
I went to their future home, tho Stew
art placo In tho Stewart addition, irn-
. mcdlatoly after tho dinner. Tho
young people have tho very best wish
es of their host of friends In this city.
BUDGET COMMITTEE
FAVORS HIGHER PAY
FOR COMMISSIONERS
her Thanksgiving at homo nt Albany. M,g8 ULk MILLER KNTERTAIN8
Miss Mary Roborts, who has been ; Th(, Atnamtl -InflH , ,,. nan.
tlst Sunday School was entertained
I at tho homo of Miss' Llla Miller on
III In bod for somo days, wan rest
ing easier yesterday.
J. W. Coffin returned to his homo
from tho Eugeno hospliut today. Ho
feels somewhat better.
No use to ba sick when Dr. Murpur
Friday night, November 24. Tho ev
cnlng was spent In numerous jolly
games which seemed to have been en
Joyed very much, Waldo Hardy won
tho magnotlo healer is In our midst. . flril, .,, . .,, ,, ,,,,
offlco la 396 Main street, Sprlngflold, Clmmj ,ho wnncr f b(JX
niirnti ...
Oregon.
Mr. nml Mm
J. D. Davis aro spend
ing tho day nt Yoncalla at tho homo of
tholr friends, Mr. mid Mrs. L, A. Dass.
Mr. and Mrs. S. B Tobins and son,
i of candy In a guessing game. Lat
er a shcot was stretched across the
door and tho boys guoHscd for their
partners for supper, nfter which lat
j tor event, tho party broko up and th
Merle, of Waltoryllle, spent yesterday fokB n ho ;j
nt inn tinnin nf Mr nnt! Mrn TiintnriH I
at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 1
Slkos. I
Miss Oraco Malo Is home from Mou
surely a wltnoss of an unmlstakablo
good time. Thoso present were: Leo
fTnlklna M lua X mi.l f'1.n.i r n ... .
mouth to spend Thanksgiving at the MJm Nora Soron8C 'claron
I Chase, Miss Evelyn Miller. Miss Vera
Miller, nnd Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Mil
ler, Mrs, Lola Chase, Thuman Chase,
Mr. and Mrs. McCIInlc, Miss Sadlo
Allen, Merlo ChaHc, Miss Bertie Bruco,
Chester Chase, Miss Florenco Pat
terson, Waldo Hardy, Miss Dbla Vin
cent, Frank Hardy, Miss Bessie Spen
cer. Homer Chase, Miss Oraco Bally,
Marvin Chase, Miss Nellie Bally, Bert
Calkins,. Miss Rosebud Anchrc.
homo of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M.
M. Male.
Hot drinks theso cool nights at Eg
gtmann's Candy Kitchen.
Mm. Ed. Dorlty'who has been vis
iting hero with hor mother, Mrs. Sam
Holcomb for tho past several wceksj
roturnod to her horn at Umatilla
yesterday.
Misses Anile Young, Effle Rhodes,
and Boss Palmer Ict yesterday for
Portland where they will spend their
Thanksgiving vacation. Tho party
will roturn Sunday.
Mr. Armstrong, a photographer of
Cottage Grove, was In Sprlngflold tho
first of tho week taking pictures of
tho now Methodist church and at
tending to other business.
Cupid Flour 2.00. Others ask 2.40.
Johnson's Best $1.70. Others nRk
$1.80. Every sack guaranteed. Why
pay more? Sprlngflold Feed Com
pany. Mrs. Raymond Lnjolo of Wendllng
MRS. C. A. TOWNSEND '
HOSTESS FOR CLUB.
Tho Pino Ncedlo club was entertain
ed at the home of Mrs. C. A, Town
send on Tuesday afternoon, after
which tho hostess served an espec
ially tasteful throe-course luncheon.
Besides Mm, Charles Meyers, who was
a guest of tho afternoon, the follow
ing members were present: Mesdames
M. Griffin. William JIII1, Fred HInson.
Carl Glrard, Nina McPhorson. Emily
DorltV. O. F Klzor. nm! I. TV T.nrlmni-
Is doing nlcoly after having under- u wn8 .,oc,do,i thn, tho ,,,,,
gono an operation for appendicitis nnd . not moot ogaln unU, aftor tho ,,.
complications nt tho Sprlngflold ho8-,jny8i
pltul on Sunday, '
Mr and Mrs. J. F. Smith roturnod
homo today from Fnrmlngton, Wash
ington, whoro thoy hnvo been resid
ing for tho past your, Mr. Smith Is
n former president of the First Nation
al Bank of this city.
Tho Mysterious Girl In tho Blnc'c
Hot tnmalcs nt Egglman's Candy
Kitchen.
Tho Southern Pnclllc depot nnd part
of tho adjoining warehouse aro be
ing rcshlng'lod,
Screened doors, which may bo lock
ed after library hours,. have been con-
At Flrt Meeting, Also Suggest Use
Of Part of O. and C. Back Taxes
For Roads and Bridges
A resolution favoring tho repeal of
tho law passed by tho last legislature
reducing tho salaried Lano county
commissioners from five dollars to1
thrco dollars a day, was adopted at
a meeting of tho county budget com
mittee held at, tho court house on
Tuesday,
Tho other Important pieces of
work accomplished at tho sarao tlmo
was tho passage of a resolution sug
gesting to tho county court that when
tho back taxes pn the O. and C. rail
road lands are received, at lcabt
$106,000 of the amount bo turned over
to the county road and bridges fund.
H. M. Potcrson, momber of the com
mittee from the Sluslaw country, In
troduced the resolution favoring tho
raising of the salaries of tho commls
solnera and after discussion It was
adopted. It reads as follows:
"Resolved that wo request our dele
gation in the legislature to repeal the
amendment passed at the last session,
which reduced the pay of our county
commissioners from $5 to 3 per day.
The committee held a long session
with the county court. The court gave
the estimates which each county offi
cial has mado as to funds necessary
to conduct his dopartmcnt of the.
county government and between now
and tho time for making up the bud
get to be published the members of
the committee will study these fig
ures. Tho members of the committee and
members of tho court will coopcrato
In working upon the budget and will
publish It as finally agreed upon be
tween them, Instead of working It
over after It is published.
The road and bridge sub-commit
teo of the general committee is tho
only sub-committee which has com
plctcd Itu work so far.
Three different subcommittees were
at work In the court house Tuesday
Each county official was called In to
explain the different features of hh
estimate, Whllo no announcement is
made, It Is said that an effort will be
mado to eliminate a few deputies in
some oi tho offices.
It had been Intended when the gen
eral taxation committee met this if
tcmoon, that the several sub-commit
tees should make their reports, an.l
then the whole committee would gi'
before the county court and make rec-
commendations. However, the roadn
and bridges sub-committee was tho
only one to complete Its work. Tho
other sub-committees were granted un
til Frldey, and they will hold sessions
In tho meantime. Another general
meeting of the taxation committee will
bo held Friday, and after all sub-com
mittees reports are in, the recommen
dations will be mado to tho county
court
Mountain Lanrel
Makes Good Pipes
Mask .sounds like a movlo, but It Isn't , structed for tho book cases nt the
If you wnnt to know more about hor,
(nnd who's looking for n husband), be
Ruro to 8oo Beavor and Horndon's win
dowon Friday, December 1. '
Guy Hnlsoy of Cloarllold, Pennsy
lvania, arrived Monday night and will
visit horo with William Lnnsbery nnd
family. If Mr. Hnlsoy likes the coun
try, ho may decldo to locate In this
vicinity permanently.
MIsb Opal Holvorson, who is teach
ing near Junction City, is spending
tho Thanksgiving snnsou at tho homo
of her paronts, Mr, and Mrs, O. H.
Holvorson. Miss Holvorson has also
boon attondlng tho county teachers'
Instltuto nt Eugono this week.
' Mrs. Georgo Valero and daughter,
Ilss Etta, who have boon visiting In
California for the past four or flvo
months, arrived In Sprlngflold Tues
day night, Thoy will make a" short
visit horo, after which n roturn to Cal
ifornia is planned.
Public Library
Thoso whomThanksgiving day finds
in unfortunate circumstances are be
ing remembered with baskets from tho
Epworth Lfengue.
A live Arctic show owl was display
ed In tho window of tho Fifth stroot
grocery yesterday. Tho bird was sent
horo from Junction City to bo mount
ed by Mel Bnrtlott.
Miss ICato Lansbery is spending
Thanksgiving at tho homo of hor par
onts, Mr. nnd Mm. William Lansbery.
Miss Lansbery Is a student at tho Mon
mouth Normal School.
Good rollublo flro Insurance. No as
sessments; no membership foe. Pag
onca and you aro done. H. E. VVulker
at the City TIall.
Miss Olive Smith, another Sprlng
flold girl attondlng the Oregon Normal
school at Monmouth, Is spending tho
Thnnksglvlng recess at tho homo of
Her paronts. Mr. and Mrs. R. w. Smith.
Manufacturers Buy targe Quantities
-.From-Government National For
est .Reserves Use Roots
JIGGS Well look at my shoes, all gone to pieces on ac
count of this little rain.
MAGGIE Where did you get them?
JIGGS At Smart and Sharps. : ?
MAGGIE Shure! if ye had done as I told ye and went
to Hall's ye?d have better shoes arid for less xioney.
He also does boss repairing.
FIFTH AND MAIN STREETS
A sale of a largo quantity of moun
tain lnural from one of tho National
Forests tn tho southern Aprplach
latiB Is reported by officials In chargo,
who say thnt tho roots will bo used
to make pipes.
Tho mountain laural root Is simi
lar to tho French briar, which tho
majority of smokers nro said to pre
fer. Tho French briar is tho root
of lhowhtto hoath or "bruyere". On
account of tho present scarcity and
high prico of French briar, a number
of pipe manufacturers in this country
havo been on tho lookout for substi
tutes, nnd tho Forest Products Labor
atory has conducted experiments to
detonnlno tho uvallobllty of other
woods. It Is roportod'that tho moun
tain laural root burns out more readi
ly than briar, but Forest Service ex
ports nro trying to find a method of
hardening tho wood and havo suc
ceeded to nn appreciable extent, Thoy
have found that a number of tho var
ious kinds of chaparral, which, are
abundant In tho west, give promise
of yelldjng material which will bo tho
equal of French briar In every way.
B-K Team To Play at Eugene
Tho Booth-Kelly basketball team
will meet tho Intermediate basketball
team at tho Eugeno Y. M, C. A. tonight
at 8 o'clock In the Eugeno "Y" gym-
Close Up For Thanksgiving Day
Practically no business is being tran.
sncted In tho city today, sinco ovory
one is appropriately celebrating the
occasion with tholr families or at tho
homos of frlonda. Both banks nro
closed for tho entire day, tho post of
fice will ho optm only between th
lu are of S aud 9 o'clock this morutug
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I3HT THAT AS LABnrl
a chew as you eve
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THE JUDOE C
LEVgR, CMeWEPl
THW3 OU3T IT-frlMCYrrtl
tii nuui id dot you
NEVER NOTICE IT
PURE TOBACCO ,
A SMALL CHEW!
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IT seems as though most men had just been waiting
and waiting for W-B CUT Chewing. Naturally- it
should be that way. Tobacco satisfaction and not a big
ehuTT k whjf tobacco lovers want. You couldn't et it tho old way
ebcap tobacco and excut ixtrtenl. But rick tobacco, shredded, lijehtly
salted, that's what make ttbetct ta thf actio 0 th a t ' g why W-B CUT
Is wiaalai all tbij popularity.
j "J&A ij WETMAM-BKUTOM COMPANY, S9 hm Sfare, Wry York City
Keep Warm! Keep Dry!
Our Mackinav3 are the newest styles and are made
of the best wooL Come in and select yours while,
the stock is large.
You will keep dry when it rains if you wear our
water proof shirts and slickers.
SPECIAL FOR BASKETBALL PLAYERS
White soled, high top athletic shoes at the old price
while they last, Men's sizes $1.00; Ladies sizes $.90.
WOLF & MILLER
Water proof your shoes with "Miller's Shoe Grease."
MEN'S OVERALLS
! HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE SHIPMENT OF
MEN'S BEST OVERALLS.
ALL SIZES, $1.25 PER PAIR
Get your winter underwear here. Our flannel ,
shirts and overcoats are best for the price.
C. E. SALES TOGGERY
Buy Meat That's Best
PEOPLE'SMARKET
Beef Boils 10 and 12 cents pound.
Good Steaks.. '. 12 & cents pound.
Pork '.. 15 cents pound.
Sausage ..15 cents pound.
Veal : 12, 15 and 18 cents pound.
PEOPLE'S MARKET ChaS.Hardt,.Pr0p.
To Celebrate Thanksgiv
ing Right, Eat Your
Turkey Dinner
With All the Trimmin's
at the
HOME RESTAURANT
The Price Is Reasonable
and practically all the other business
houses will bo closed by 11 o'clock .
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Chris n. Jensen, pastor.
On next Sunday wo meet at the reg
ular hour, 9:45 a. ni. for Sunday school
At tho cIobo of a brief session, the
weekly ordinance of the Lord's Sup
per will bo observed. Wo will closo
In tlmo so that all who wish may be
ablo to reach tho Methodist church
by 10:30. Wo will havo no further
sorvlcoB through tho day, excepting
the Christian Endeavor meeting at
C:30 p. m.
Meet Lebanon Team Today
Tho Springfield high school football
team will meet tho Lebanon high
school toara at tho latter city, this af
ternoon. Walter K. Dlmm will referee
tho gamo. Tho players who will mako
the trip aro: Cotton, Grandy, Gossler,
Itodonbo, D. Hill, McKay, Dlmm,
llryun, ICestor, Bcaro, L. Hill, Wooloy.
Hally.
U.aroMrvd half
droachod when.
hhcFISHBRANB
' REFLEX SLICKEO
will hoop yoi dry aid
comfortable
DEALERS EVERYWHERE
OUR 80th YEAR
A.J.TOWER CO. BOSTON'
D. W. ROOF. JEWELER
SPRINGFIELD,
OREGON
FINE WATCH REPAIRING
A SPECIALTY
CAREFUL. CONSCIENTIOUS
Dentistry
DR, J. E. RICHMOND
PHONES Office, 3, Residence, IIih)
Over Commercial Bank,
Springfield, Oregon,
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