The Springfield news. (Springfield, Lane County, Or.) 1916-2006, March 26, 1917, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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MONDAY,', MARCH
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Thin retried v Id reliable
lionioH. An InfUBlon, math?
sassafras
a real value aB a dcpuratlvo that la, It aids 111 oxpcl
ling waato niattor from UiQ .Bystonu It, ..thcror.Q,
will rid the bloud of Impurities and brace you. (up
generally. , -. v
Wo have a lino lot of carefully selected SoBBilfraa
RooUUark. Uho SaiiBafraa Tea 'for a while lis your
morning beverage - v
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SlUSriTUTC
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: Town and Vicinity
II. W. Whitney lina "boon flufforln
with tho Krlppo for tJirco or four duyf.
Cox jinil Cox rocolvod n shlpmonl
of now oprlng kooiIh Saturday.
Mr, A. II. Crump wan taken to tho
Sprlngflold hoapltnl Krlduy ovcnlni;.
Got you a pair of wlilto ruhhor Holed
Ktnmy Lou pumps at Wolfnnd Mlllor
J, 0. Mullqn left 1 rlday o n bust
liens trip to Kasturn UrcRon.
J, C. Dlmm ntlonded a tneotlnR of
tho Willamette Vnlloy Kdltorlal nssn
elation hold nt'Alliany Saturday.
Mrs. M. W. Cawtliorn of Salom In
horo vlnitlnK hor dauRhtor, MIhh Flor
onco Cawthorn.
Stop that counhf with Ksglmann's
mothol cough drops.
Mr. and Mrs, W. C. llratlalnjiro hor0
from Tonankot WiihIiIiikIoii, for u vis
It with relntlvoH nnd friends.
Chns. Durgons and b. Crawford of
Krosno, Cnllfoniln, woro reglstorod at
tho Splngflold hotel Saturday.
K. F. Drachor of Corvnllls was rcg
istcrod at bho Sprlngflcld hotel Satur
day.
THOn.OlJOIinn.HD Uarrcd Rock cbks
'(YlfA for hatching good layers. 11.00
for 15.
II. K. Walker.
J. S. Montgomery father of Al Mont
gomory of tho Sprlngllold hotol was
taken 111 Saturday. I.
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A number of local peoplo attended
tho band danco at tho Bugoho armory
Kriuay evening.
On April 0, Grand Master Honry
L. WoBtbrook Is oxpoctcd to visit tho
Springfield lodgo of I. O. O. P.
FOR RENT: Now modern flvo room
bungalow, Closo in. Hoasonablo
rent GORE and ROWE
Mr, and Mrs. Earl Tltua who llvo 011
East Main stoot nro. tho parents of
nn. eight pound daughter, born Wed
ncsday.
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Tho pubjlo school will obsorvo thU
week ns "Patriotic wook.!' Amonjj
other things tho sludonts will hear
talks by' prominent cltleons.
Frank Lajoro of Marcola Is rocov
orlng nlcoly from a major operation
which iho underwent nt tho Spring
floli) hoBpltal Friday;
fhjymk G6od rollablo flro Insurance. No as
DUDDU1VUID, 1114, ,.WU4UV,DU,l' wv
onca and you nro deno. II. E. Walker
at tho City Hnll
Robert Huckaby vho has -boon liv
ing at Hayden JJrldgo loft Friday for
Walla Walty yilioro ho will do farm,
work.
Tho JJrnttaln Land company hold
n call mooting on tho afternoon of
Marclj. 23, .nnlattondod . to .lncldohtal.
builinoBB.
f
Rovorond W. N. Ferris spoilt Sun
day at Palostlno and Wollsdal preach
ing at .tho. former placa in tho '"morn
Ing, nnd at WolUdalo at night..
For Mon's nnd Roys' work, dross
or III cut Bhoos, or flrat class repairing
soo W. 'A.lfall, tho Bho'o doctor, Main
bo('woen Cth and flth. . ,'. ,.
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. John C, TVIIllor a rosident of Spring
flold. loft Friday for Hond , vh6ro J10
will spond Boirio time on uubWbb and
visiting. . lfl
MlsBoillo Boavor roturnod to dal
cm yes'fbfda'y after a wooks visit with
olativos and friends hero. MIsb
leaver 1b1 a. stuilnt at 'Wlllaniotto iril
The Flschdr Ddutln'lumbek-ompanv
is moving its logging camp from Rally
to aicntlua, 41 miles from Spring
field and a nillo this eldo of Richard
eon on tho WlHamotto PaclQc,
Stlllman prutt was in from the
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- v uvui ts
nnd ta still used In many
la'c'd In man
ffqin saHBafraa baric haa
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T'lschor Uoutln camp near Dcpna Sat
urdny and reportod that the? snow hn l
about dlwtppcared and that tlio men
had been working this week.
Mrs. C. A. Towmtond has Rono lo
Kugono to nurso for two weeks. Mrs.
(leorgo Catching is caring for her
children while Mrs. Townsend Is ab
Bt'llL
A nnur utiliimniil nf N'rtW HoilKl SC ,
J it muchlno'g Just in.VYdu can mnlto ,
tome monoy now, -Try one, a. iioij
rook. j
Taylor llrothors of Thurston mar
kotod eight hogs on Saturday whlcli
'welgiTod 230 pounds each nnd which
,woro each 210 days old. hbventotf'u
cents a' pound was obtained. j
Mrs. Annlo Knox and family nro
planning to move Into tho Honry Co
U property on Fifth street recent
ly vacated by C. B. Salos and family
about tho nrst of tho month. j
Charles Hobo -has .moved back to
Springfield from Shcdds nnd Is llv
lag at homo with his parents Mr. and
Mrs. John Iloso, and Is working at tha
Ilooth Kelly mill.
Stop ruining your foot and shoes
with runovor hoels: See WollPnnd
Milor for tho rotont hcel-strafghtcncr
Fifty cents" a pair.
Mrs. J. T. Illvotl of Lincoln Nob.,'
arrived Friday afterrtoon, having been
called by tho serious Illness of her
another, Mrs. J. I. Barbro. Sho had
not learned of hor mother's death tn
til she arrived hero.
Honry McCullom and family leu
Friday for Klamath Falls whoro thoy
will mako thqlr homo. Mrs. Mo
Cullum hxs 'bccn visiting ln Eugone
or ft fuw ,iagi o, D. Metcalf has
ronlctl u.o property vacatod by tho
McCollums.
, George Williams had his tonsils and
adenoids removed Saturday morning
Tho local tcnchorB Instltuto &3hod
uled at Elmlra for today has boon
lndetlnltcly posponcd on account of
the bad weather nnd nn epidemic of
measles.
Something now: Those trouble!
with weak arches lot Wolf and Miller
fix them with n pnlr of "Common
Sense" arch supports. ; 'All ..leathor.
2.60-tho pair.-
Tho following persons wero reals
terod at tne upringnoiu uoioi on
dny: Mrs. F. E. Lajorio, C. b. Taylo-,
Mrs. C. Hanthorn, John Trottor, S. R,
Ibarmor, Al Sidimons, Wultor Bailey,
Dick Hllman of Matol and W. A. bans
berry of Grants Pass.
J. E. Stowart of this city Is tho
owner of tho Jorsoy cow impounded
by tho Eugcno pollco Thursday.
W. W. Korn of Springfield, was dls
ntlssed Friday aftor receiving troat
in out nt tho Eugono Hospital.
Nows hns boon received hero by
Rnlinrl Rlilwnli Hint bin Rnn In Inw
Frank- Henlpy, or spoicnno, wliilQ ria
)ng op a eppodor, was badly lnjurod
nnd was taken to tho Spokano hospl
tab v
.Now Hoo and (Now Royal Sewlv
Mn'chinos mako millions of homes b
py. Thoy nro fully jgnarmtopd. T
prte.o Ih right. It ytl' "oy " '
'nvOBtJg(ifo. J, C. lloibrrck.
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( Elmor Furusot UnlJorsltyi;otoVoKbl1
'H spqnt Haturuay ami Huimay nt vxo
homo of his parents,, Mr. and Mr.
j II, Furusot. Mi(. Flrtispt totiirnl
id" hla 'work In Portlnnd. arid stoto
(that ho oxpectB to go tBw9'll'f?rli,l
soon, unless war Is doclarod. in 'whlnli
enso ho will onllgt. ;
Slqn of Good Digestion.
When you soo a cheerful and hanpv
oU lady you may know that tiq b.
l.good digestion. If your dlgostlon J
Jmpnirod or if you do not rollsh vir
moals (ako n doso of Cbambo.l
Tablets. Thoy Btrcngthnn tli$ s'o
ach, improve tho digestion nn'i cv c
a gontlo movoment of tho bowols. fM
tajna.ble everywhere,
.4.
! . iHow'sThia?' .!-
! W offer' One'WiintJred Dollar
K6wkrd 'fot any case of Catarrh
ifet cannot ,bd cured' by HrII'h
Catarrh GUroP 1
P. J, CIIKNET & CO., Toledo..
Wfi, tliflundtriluneil, liavo known K. ,J.
i!hrney for the Inul 15 ytnrn, nmi Mleve
Mm. perfectly honorable In nil tunM
rnnaacllon and financially phln Id carry
out any obligation wiado ty III flrmj .
NATIOtfAb HANIC OK COMMHHCH.
Tolmlo -O.'
Inll'n Catarrh Curo In faknn Internally,
nctln directly upon tlio blood and mu
coim lurfncd of ihnayalem. TValltnonlala
nt frc. I'rlrn 75 rents per botlle. Hold
liy nil PriiRKlKln,
Tnk Hull a family Mil for -orufpllon.
TI10 following Blka attended the
bout in KiiKcno TJiurndny ovcnlng-
i William Mcculloch, Dr. JtoMian, C. V.
j KKRlmann, Ooo. Dorrln, Loslor Valllc,
! Itl)oy BnodRrnBB. Vlnltom from horo
wcro: EH HolvarHon, Archlo Harriet,
V. N. Snfcly William Safely, Uort
Nlckum and Hinory HIcJmrdRon.
, Iot many armors canto In Satur
' uay morning uocauso 01 1110 storm.
J Among t'hOHo who did bravo tho'raln
' wero: 3ako Ilutii, R. S. Wynd, O. W.
t Spawn. J. A. No'wman, Frank Harthol
cniew, It. C. Cavlt, I3ort Kopnor, Virgil
Moon A. Fischer and Henry Ostor
houdt. f
j, Tho Willamette Valley Potato Grow
I ors' association was duly organized
at Irish Bend nnd n set of by laws
adopted Tuesday. Tho mooting was
tcnlled by U10 president, ulrd Illcard,
, ami there was a largo altondanco of
j growers. Bight now' members woro
! admitted, making a total of 27 mem
1 bors to start with.
Gonornl repair shop Irpn nnd woo.l
work. Horseshoeing n spcclnlty, Hamp
ton Bros. South Second nnd A Sts.
, Mr and 'Mrs Sarga Sliced wero sur
prlsod by a "baby shower" planned
ami carled out by tho 0 E girls last
Saturday night ' "
MbM Florence Darling has gone to
Lebanon too visit with h'or sister, Mrs
Jess Hansard, thri'o or four weeks
Mrs A J Adainds camo homo from
the logging camp at Marcola yestcrdoy
and will spend a few weeks In Spring
field . Hoi; son -Marlon- Adams nccojn
panjod, her but returned, this morning
The Springfield and Eugcno' honor
guard girls will glvo a benefit dnnco
Jit; the Eiigeno armory Wednesday
night
Dr J E Richmond loft tills morning
.doing called by ijie Bovero Illness of
a slstor, Cor.il Richmond
Miss Frances Bartlcctt, spent the
wqek end with Mr and Mrs(E M;.Young
at waitorviiio
Mrs it A Jones of Los Angeles, Call
fornla Is 'hero for nn extended visit
to- hor parents Mr and Mrs A E
Bartlett
John McDonald of Iukstor N Da
kota and Robert 3 Qulnn- of Johns
town, N Dakota, aro" vlsltlug George
Spawn and family
When to Take Chamberlain's Tablets
When you fool dull and stupid aftor
eating.
Whon constlpatpd or bilious.
When you havo a sick headache.
When you havo a sour stomach.
When you belch nftor eating.
When you havo indigestion.
When nervous or despondont.
When you havo no rollsh for your
moals.
Whon your llvor Is torpid.
Obtainable pvcrywhoro.
Get on
the Firingf One
F yml Wintto taettei
In life lou miutknuw
what U ncV In Imilnrux and Indu-
irv. In liivpnllnn unit Ir-lir.
Oct out of tlio rut; t? t on tlie llrtue line. Read
Fbpul
arSdence
Monthly
tlienost Interntlnsand uieful maentlne, and
tlio tit.ckt uioney'a wortli. Krery uivuUt
300 Picture 3Q0 ArtlcJos
nlLfor onlylSccnta. All tho new Idem and
liiTcntlom In electricity and wlrelcM. Ill
nutnmoblles and acrupunet, in tliopworlc anil
in Ifariulns, and in machinery.
llowlomaliothlnatatlioina. topfisetevery
monlh, IncluUmit rrfrlperaton, poultry lioueir.
lurniiuru, amutuvuiivtiivi tvi"!, vv
II IU 1 UIUl,UIllC)-IIIUItlll,,,l.'l'Ht. luv."
It ii mlin In pltdn Lniluhforincnaod lot.
15 CenU Copy--$1.CO n Year
rv.t I, Km., n nrnwl-nliii. nr vrff rllrm-f tn
I yularS.i-jnco Mont.ily, sss Kourtlt Ave., N.V.
AVCu. (:r fisAnt tai QtaUaa tUi t)tr.
Spsingfield Garage
Incorporated
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' Htooairlms.a Spcolnltv
FORD STUDEBAKER
Main, bet. Fourth and Fifth. Phone 11.
aPRlriGFIELD, OREGON
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Asqulr tft'Hfelt 'MSWIfijf' Um
'11 Xha Ysu Esrn. !
Amcfltsna. Are hot ns thrifty, as the
IkkijiIo of many other . imtlons. tHVr
lugrf bunk slailstlcs show- tbl. Our
money gownAQo easily., cvt'ti lu nor
mn'l times. , We et'd the gnrbago psljs
.no, (wjII.(. Wo. Ignore the llllio shorl
ciiln flf economy. Wc forget tho (jonl
Ing rii'luy I'luy'lii our ciJdyinei'it' of the
Juesertt fair dny.
And if savings bank reports aro not
enough, turn to tho figure of tho actu
lie. Heo bow fotv men, for instance
rend) tho period of natural retirement
wifh enough of ait estao accumulated,
10 keep ihein through the rcnmlutiig
years of their lives, Soo hoy; many
aro compelled to (oil for a daily pit
'unco hcyqiid the tjuio when they
tbotild have the privilege of retiring
to tune 011 the Income of their savings
or ore left struiided because unable to
work.
All Industry Is built on the savings
of tlioo wild at some time have learn
ed 1 tho wisdom of putting aside some
portion of their earnings as an invest
ment. Abolition of thrift would mean
tho abolition of organized business. It
woiijd- liardly be an exaggeration to
ay it : jjoiild mean the abollUon of cir
lllxutlon Itself.
Save-save a little. Get the habit
of spending less than your Income
Mulse someSinnker your friend. Hare
1 stake in the community. Stretch the
pay envelope a little farther than
merely to the next pay day. Uuy a
home, Oont't float: anchor!
Trite words, these. Certainly. But
It Is astonishing how many people
there are lu the I'nlted States who
have nci'er taken them to bearfc
Clevcland I'lnlii Dealer.
MAN AND HIS NECKTIE.
Tho Mystery That Clonka tho Fats of
Diacarfled Cravats.
Every morning we stiuid before the
mlrrdr, flap the large end over nnd
around, push It behind nnd up draw It
carefully through. 'It becomes a habit,
and yet. like dining. It bus. a x-crtain
fascination. The keen pleasure of a
uew and uncreui-ed cravat helps to
million whofe week blighter. And that
dread day when a white spot appear
In the center of the front of our favor
Itc green one or when the beloved
brown parts Internally and while ni
lieajlng the same without tells us that
It If . gone roiTVcr--tliat day our coffer
Is bitter and the .mercury low.
Butt we never cruelly desjert a faith
ful frleud. For n couple of times after
the wjitlc pot appears wc try to He It
farther up or low down, usually with
pathetically Ineffectual results. And
then we pasture It back somewhere on
the rack wklt the bow ties tbnt-urc not
to our taste any more nnd the selec
tlous made by a worthy aunt nt a re
duction sale and let i enjoy a quiet old
age.
Somehow eventually It disappears
We do not know bow. Perhaps a care
lens maid drops It in 11 wustcbiisket or
a plotting wife males way with It.
Rut most probably, like old wutche
and college textbooks, It has some un
.siaui heaven of. Hs own whither It is
wufted after its life amoug us Is over
-Atlantic Monthly.
Got Hla Answer.
She was n demure little woman, with
a baby. As the car was crowded with
ihoppers, she did not put up the little
oucv who was old enough to sit up, ou
the seat beside, her. She carried it on.
her lop nnd made room for a tierce
looking bjg man,, with n. newspaper.
The child kicked Us tiny legs lu delight
ut the strange things it saw while rid
ing along, and Its shoes rubbed the
'.nan's trousers.
"Perhaps, madam," he exclaimed,
"you Imagine that this conveyance l
tour private carriage Vi
"Oh, no; I don't." was tho prompt re
lily. "If It was you, wouldn't be riding
lu It."
Copying Our National Parks.
Spain Is to have uationnl parks Simi
lar to tk6te ln the United States. Pur.
sun nt to a recent law the government
will select especially plcturesquo tract
of laud. Incorporate ' them lu a, na
tional park system, arrange for suit
able means of communication In order
(hat visitors may reach them easily
and preserve the natural features of
such tracts from deterioration. Ad
vancing tho project its sponsors called
attention to the Yellowstone, Yoseiult.
Geiicral Grant. Crater Lako and other
national parks In this country.
Poor Economy.
"When I bought my phonograph I
Had an Idea that wo'd save money by
hearing good music nt fiome,"
"Well, didn't you?"
"Not n bit of It. Every tlmo wp get
b record- that wo like my wlfo is never
gutlsllcd until we havo gone to a con
cert or tho opera and heard the samo
music nt first htiiid, and every tlmo we
do (hat sho hears u lo,t moro music she
wonts records) of -New York World.
Effiolenoy.
Willis Hump tins a very up to date
ofllce.
Gluts Yes, He has'ono of theso
oUlco systems where you can And Just
what you wunt Avbtm you don't want It
by looking whero It wouldn't bo if you
did wuut lt.-Llfe,
, C . . . r i.. 1 1 vt- ;-) . . I
In New -York.
"Tho'wbuiau across tho hall from us
Is dead."
"How did you flud that outT"
"Why, I happened to see It In ihfcf
paper." Life.
fhfbrfulncss Is nn exact wearing
Hnility It has been called "the bright
vfeutlior of tho heart " Samuel Smiles
Cleaning! ,;Pr$iiirig
n .mn- ii - 1
.REPAIRING i
Made to MeasufV SUIU -
Lemley " Suit, Houie
7: Realise it is the; aiidi only .
Chain of 25 Sample Stores
or Real ' 8a: gain Stores
in the Northwest, don't
- u consider you'haye seeli f e& ' ;
Bargains in Shoes and Cloiliing
until you see them at tlie Sample JJtore
Sale 365 days in the year - BJ
Men's Neolln Solet Slides, at
Men's Neolln Sole Shoes, lit
Men's Sample Shoes. $5 and
Men's Dress and Work Shoes at $2".?5, $3,,
$3.50, $3.65 and up to : , r- $9.75
Men btly your suits now, the price Is Jower than It yill be
later $1,0, $11, $12.50,
$14.50, $16.50, $17.50 and up to $220
Men's hats at . ..-,,$1 -95, $2.25, $2.45
"arid - LL ..;..,. r- $2.85
jLadies Sample Shoes at prices way below their value. .We
invite comparison. 'Low prices mean, nothing If quality Ig
Jacking. .r i . . .
Eugene Sample Store
605-609 Willamette Street, Eugene, Oregon
I GARDE
The season of the year , is nbw at
hand when thoughts of garden mak
ing are uppermost in' many minds
We ? -carry- a
comple.te stock
consisting of
shovels, spades,
rakes, weeders,
hoes snd forks,
lawn rakes,turf
edgers and pru
ning shears.
J. C. HOLBROOK
Springfield, Oregon
New
FOOTER
Distinctive styles that 'pleWse
Colors whites, two ton$
,and blacks,, ' V :i ;"
All sizes necessary for-propel til
ting, backed up
Li
best experience in fookserv'
Xmmt
Profes
sionai and
courteous
service
m ..u am M Mai AW
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CAREFUL. CONCIENT(OUf
DENTISTRY
DR JE. RICHMOND , Z.r 1
Over CQmmrcia'iankv
Srprlnjjfieltf. dr!aon.
. $3.45 :
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$3.'ci5.
$G values, at $3.8o'
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N TOOLS
KEEN KUTTER
Shears, Carpenter
Tobls'and Knives
A full line of KEEN KUTTER
goods. They need no other
guarantee than the name.
Spring
by years of ku
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