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About The Springfield news. (Springfield, Lane County, Or.) 1916-2006 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 7, 1916)
THURSDAY, , DEC. 7, 1916. TH SlKlNGFlKLtf NEW i . A . 1 .1 RESOLVED-To Make This A Practical Christmas THAT'S a. pood resolution. InBtcad of giving a lot o( ufiolcBH ginicrncltB, give only BdiiBlblo, practical useful thlngB ns'glftB. Oifr Blorc, offers tho wld- est ruiigo of cholco for tho practical glvor. AlmoBt everything in our Btoro Ib a needful article Ilbro'B n (iuggeritlon. Come In nud tell ub what you wunt to pay and to whom you want to give and wo will name you a hout of practical artlclca that flllu the bill. W Kl ' IWL. . n mm V&A.'H'iW SUBSTITUTE 5Sr - ' i -;v IjTowii and Vicinity B: B, Helfrecb wna In from Vida on Tuesday. "Mra. Mame Noble la again at work at tho Homo restaurant. r 'yMrV and Mrs. M. 11. McCreary wore buslnc'its visitor to Eugeno yesterday. '-John C. Hums la critically III at his homo on Mill atroct. V ), ' Gregory Stroda ot'irarrlsmirg la Wai ting at tho Robert Sldwc.lt homo. "Tho Cox and Cox sloro la receiving shipments of Christmas goods. 'This cold caIIb for ono of Holbrook'i now heaters. , tM Ins Estor Funisot la confined to tier homo with a bad attack of the trip. MifrsGertrudo Carter of Hnrrlsburg f xfntrfii's at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. b. 8 Ilurnaby. A. P. McKlntcy purchased a now flTO passenger Ilulck automobile on Taesday. ' nobrrt Henderson and Harry Fcgloy wore In Cottage Grove on business yesterday. Nice and Miller are receiving tho Jrat shipments of tfiolr Ohristmas candlca. W. ,C. Miller, D. Frost and J. Itobid In worn registered at tho Springfield hotel on Tuesday. Tho Ladles of tho Christian church ' .wilt hold a Daziar, Saturday, Dcembcr 16V-- Tho COO club Ib meeting at tho homo of Mrs. A. P. McKlnicy this after noon. Loo Clark, who has been suffering "with an attack of tho grip Ib greatly Improved. Jn, ", ' i Tho Novomber issue of tho Lano county Tolophono dlroctory was din- ' Irlbutod about tho city Tuesday. V. 8. Johnson, of this city under went an operation at tho Eugeno hos ' pltal tho first of tho week. j, ' i ' , ' ' Tho smnll dnughtor of Mr. dnd Mrs. fearl Titus of Daily Is quite." Ill with t pronchlnl pneumonia., ' Jf Mr. and Mrs. Will Dodd woro in from their country homo near Springfield. i yesterday. , i !Good rellablo flro Insurance. No at ' Boasments; no momborshlp foo. ' Pay ,-ouco ond you nro dene. II,' I&j vYalUo'r at tho City Hall. '' Mrs 0. H. Holvoraon has gono to Camas, Washington, to visit with hor daughter, Mrs. Desslo Endltott, until aftor tho Christmas holidays. v Among tho Vitus addition residents Shopping In Sprlugflold yesterday woro , Virgil Moon, A. H. Sundorson, and 0' firs. N. Whlto. 1 M Professor 0,,a( Gjnss Is training a ImoruB nt tho hlfc'tt school for partici pation in tho Christmas cantata at tho f 'M. B. church,, . . Now is the time to buy the boy I some new shoes before the prides' advatici!e. PH8HE 31 Miss Vera Williams gav'o tho Spring, field high school girls n talk on ''Social Conventions" on Tuesday afternoon. John McGed and his bridge gang are cleaning up the local S. P. rail road yards. A display of several kinds of tho now crop of nuts Is shown In one of tho windows at Bikes' grocery. Everything has 'raised In my line, but I haven't raised on my candy, and am still selling at the samo prlcj. Egglmnnn's L. A. Lansbcrry Is employed as clerk at tho Fifth street Grocery for a fow days. Tom Carnoy of Thurston and Mr. M. J. Wcprln of Waltervlllo were Springfield visitors yesterday. 0. L Parsons, Ts In Portland having been called to that city by a nicssago Informing him of tho serious illness df his mother, Mrs. Mary Parsons. F. K. George who has rocently boon receiving mod foul attention at the Eugeno hospltul, has been dismissed to return homo. Homo grown chestnuts, a raro dell- ney, young follow! We havo your cocy for tho coming holidays, aro on'Riri box of Christmas candy at tho display at tho Nice nnd Miller gro- Candy Kitchen. Bettor h'urry up and cory. jKot it while there's a choice. Cupid Flour $2.00. Others nsk $2.0. J The Springfield Feed company ship Johnson's Best $1.70. Others ask p0( a car load of clover seed to Snc $1.80. Every sack guaranteed. Why ramonto, California on Monday. Thoy pay moreT Springfield Feed Coin' nlso sent.a car load or hay'tOWcnif pany. llnsc tho following day. Thlrty-flvo high school girls turned 1 Tho regular monthly meeting of the out for tho Initial basketball practlco "Bound to Win" Sunday school class of tho season hold after school on will bo held at the home of the teacher Tuesday, Miss Vera Williams is Fenner Travis, on Fifth and C streets coach. ' j at 7:30 o'clock this ovenlng. " Mrs. J. 8. Morris, who has been' Mrs. Ellraboth M. Stowort loft on visiting nt tho homo of hor daughter, tho noon train yesterday for Salem, Mrs. M. M. Poory for tho past two where she will bo t tho bedside of weeks, left tills morning for her homo her daughter, Mrs. J. L. Clark, who at Sclo. is seriously 111, suffering from ptomalno Clay Pnrkor, a formor Springfield resident, was oporatcd upon at tho Mercy hospital Tuesday. Mr. Parker is resting ns easy as could bo expect ed owing to tho seriousness of tho op eration. Mrs. Dolbcrt Crouch Is expecting a visit from hor brother and his wlfo, Mr and Mrs. Anplogato. who reside In Washington and expect to stop off here or. tholr way to vIbU with rola- tlves at Yoncnlln. , . ... .1 .. . Tjip new music to -America- una boon received ut tho Springfield high , -w..-w , f tfc k from 0won8boro -tl,rouBhout tho United States Miss Kontucltjri and nro gue8la of L. K Hoov Dorrls auAMXw f wye;t SprluBL.d. Mr. and Mrs. tot assisted by Miss Williams, Instruc- ' . , .i .. it , . fi , i' ,i . ,..i , Selbort have rented the Ann Huntley ted tho students In tho now music. i ' , ... , ,,, r j house on South Second street nnd will Vour Heater may not be all you remain hero for tho winter. want. If yon will try ono of ours, you will be satisfied try one. J. C. Hoi- j brook. . 1 It is expected that a number of Lnno (.nnntv fnniinrM nn.l utnpl rnlnnm will attend tho shorthorn cattlo show lift Portland Decembor 7 N S. Kobb, Lane county agriculturist, says ho will probably attend, Tho exhibit Is for I tho purposo of affording the farmers a bettor knowledgo of the posslblll- ties of beef cattle. W.A. Fifth and Main First-pass Repairing Hall Frank titafford wan In from his homo up tho Mohawk yesterday. Mm. Gordon Pratt o( Marcota warf a Sprnlgflold visitor yesterday. Mr. nnd'Mri. O. 0. Seaward of Nat. ron spent Tuesday In town. Morotfancy boxos coming In for tho Christmas trade. At Kgglraan's Can dy Kitchen. Udrt.Cox and family, oxpoct to loavo tonight for Parker, Ariz., whoro they will rosldo nt least for a year or moro. Nelson Whlto has gono to Oakland, California, whoro ho will bo employ ed during tho winter. O, C. noylls of Crawfordsvlllo was registered at tho American hotel yes terday. Pay day at the Booth-Kelly Lumber yard wllf bo tho ninth Instead of tho tenth this month. Chns. F. Sylvcstor, of Jasper, left yostcrday for Tslltcoos, Lake, whoro ho will remain on tbe ranch and begin the spring work. j Mrs. Charl6s Townspnd ancf children returned' from Creswoll Monday eve ning, after spending the Thanksgiving holiday with friends. Dance Friday EvenfnQ. Tho Gross dances In Stevens halt will bo bold on Friday evenings In stead of Saturday evenings. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. F. Egglmann wish tf thank the friend who brought them a gift of a nlco piece of beef this morn ing Tho Derean class of tho Christian '8undny school will hold Its annual (business meeting and social at tho .'homo of tho teacher, E. E. Morrison l Friday night of this wcok. J. 11. Wlllford and wife, Lorane: L. U Wlllford, Lorane; W. C. Miller; John McGeo, Lebanon; nnd Hen Stafford, of Mohawk, were guests at the Springfield hotel yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Cox loft today for Arizona where they expect to re side. They have made arrangements for tho change on account of Mrs. Cox's health, poisoning. The following were registered at tho Elite. hotel yesterday: It. & Ilenfro. Wendlinc: W. P. rtonfro. Wendllnc 55. T. Klntzley, Jnspor; E. Hummlcutt, independence; H. E. Bush, WInborry; and Leonard Graves, Wlnoborry. Mr. nnd Mrs. Elmer E. Teachout, of Tramping Lake, Saskatchewan, Can. ndn, arrived Wednesday and will visit nt tho homo of Mr. Teachout's father,- F. D. Teachout. Aftor the holidays Mr. and Mrs E. E. Teachout will go tr AVItchltn, Kansas. Mr, and Mrs. S H Selbort arrived Christian Church C. H. Jensen Pastor Tho subjects for Sunday are as fol low: Morning, "Groat days In tho Ufa of ChrlsLV Evening, "Another man's wlfn 'I In the afternoon at tho Mt. Vernon school housd, tho pastor will speak, Endoavor 6:30 p. m. Topic "Defy Evil" All who aro taking part in tho cantata to bo given by Prof. Glass are asked to meet at this church' next Tuesday evening. Leather is on the upward trend Have some good values for men ; and boys. Such tobacco enjoyment as you never thought could be is yours to command! quick as you buy some Prince Albert and fire-up a pipe or a home-made cigarette I, Prince Albert gives you every tobacco-satisfaction your smoke- appetite ever hankered for. That's because if s made by a patented j.t.j. . .j vi uueao max curs our bite, and parch I. Prince Albert has always oeen soia witnout. couoons or premiums. We prefer to gve quality 1 has a flavor as different as it is delightful. And that isn't strange, either. Bay Princ Albtit retry where tobacco i told in toppyred bags, 5c; tidy red tins, 10c; handsome pound and half-pound' tin hamU don and that corking fin pound crystal' glass. humU dor with 'oonge-moistener top that keeps the tobacco in such clevertrim always! YELLOW FRONT IMPROVES Local Hardware Firm Installs First Class Gasolene Pump. Tho BeajTor-Horndon Hardware com pany has just installed a Bowser "Chic jSentry' five gallon stroke gasolene pumpkin front 6l Its' place' of business. , For "service to the automobile trade, .this equipment puts the local placo on n par with the best filling stations in tho country. Gasolene can bo pumped through it, in any quantities, at the rate of twenty gallons per minute, doing away with the long waiting and a scale on tho sido permits one to see exactly what has been pumped. A hose drain ing attachment permits all .the gaso lene to run out of the hose quickly. 1 Of especial interest tb customers is tho centrifugal fitter which is part of tho pump. This filter absolutely ! separates all the water from the gaso lene by the same method that the cream is separated from milk. Fil tered gasolene in the car -does away I with many minor carburetor troubles. Two Bowser oil cabinets havo been 'placed inside the store near the front from which lubricating oil can be J pumped quickly and measured accur ately. These Insure clean storage j of btl-free from dust nnd. Jirt, and , clean good oil Is . tho Vest-Jnsuranco for any motor..' Tho convenient locntion of tho gas oleno pump, .combined with Its. quick porvlco feature should .prove a great nccommodntlon to many.whlle the beu. Ity of the equipment will cause much favoralilo comment among tourists wtio visit Springfiold. .... Phil Johnson has been Installing tho pump, and had it ready for service yes terday afternoon. TALKS ON COLUMN WRITING - U. of O; Senior Adrcsses S. H. S. Eng lish Class and Press Club On Wednosday afternoon Miss Echo Juno Zahl, a senior tn the University of Oregon, talked to tho English Flvo class of tho high school on column writing, Several mombers of tho ' press 'club wore also present J Miss Zahl stated that It was not the clever happy-go-lucky fellow who wrote column stuff ,as ono might imagine, but phrosic, hard thinking men. "Tho main essentia!,"" Bald Miss Zahl, "is to havo your work In every day and to havo It funny no matter whether ypu foel like writing or not," Miss Zahl : mentioned sovoral of tho fpremost -olumn writers in tho United .State, , and their mothods of writing, "Column writing," Said' Miss Zahl, j "plays a more Important part In tho , life and interest of a newspaper, than most people wodld think." Dnnco Friday EVenlnny Tho idr'oss 'dahcesIn Stevens hall will be held on 'Friday1 eWfngs Tn- 1 I stead of Saturday qvtinluga. 1 i w the national joy tmoke You never ftrtiiif i i i ririvr I FKlNbEr ALDCKl I Men who think they can't smoke a, pipe or roll a ciga rette can smoke and will smoke if they use Prince Albert And smokers wbo have not yetgiven P. A. a try out certainly have a big surprise and alot of enjoyment coming their way as soon as they invest in a supply. Prince Albert tobacco will tell its own story 1 R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO, Winston-Salem, N. C M. M. Male and T. J. McCracken have accepted a contract to build two bouses for Miss Mvrgaret Morris at the corner of Second and B streets. Wdrk was commenced on them this weeic I Is- expecfed that the first 6f the two will tie completed "by the Christmas Suggestions We have on display many articles that make ap propriate Xmas Gifts. Look at some of these Solid Gold Kings Brooches Lavalliers Scarf Pins Cuff Buttons , Tie Clasps Gold Filled Pencils Lodge Emblems Hand Painted China D. W. ROOF, Jeweler Logger's Shoes Best hand made 12 inch, full calf Schroeder Log ger's shoe, tripple seam, leather lined, double sole No better leather put in shoes. Price $8.90. Sold for 17 years in Oregon Logging Cainps. WOLF & MILLER Water proof your shoes with "Miller's Shoe Grease." MEN'S OVERALLS I HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE SHIPMENT OF MENS BEST OVERALLS. ALL SIZES, $1.25 PER PAIR Get your winter underwear herfc. On- flannel shirts -arid overcoats are betfor the. prjee. C. E. SALES rw iBmwi..JU i .bk JBlS tasted the like of it! first of March and the other will b finished -by .the middle ,et April. . Miss Echo Jttse Kaki, a, Btuaest at the State UBlversltyat Bagese, teate nred at the lilgtr school yesterday' oii the ,art of column, Writing. 1 suggestions. Ivory-Sets Bracelets Watches Cut Glass Silver Ware Waterman Pens Thimbles Pearl Knives Clocks TOGGERY . IK 'tiu .',ty!!'"y"' ' ' 1 11,1 "' 1 ir;