MONDAY, Al'IUIi 2, 1917
PAQB FOUR
THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
Saves Eggs
Royal Balckig Powder makes if possible to pro
duce appetizing and wholesome cakes, muffins,
.cocnbread, etc., with fewer eggs than are usually
reuireLJX
In many recipes the number of eggs may be re
duced and excellent results obtained by adding
an additional quantity of Royal Baking Powder,
about a teaspoon, for each egg omitted. The
following tested recipe is a practical illustration:
1 cap ntir
K cup wtw
3 c;:
S tcatpooa Rorl Baalnir IW""
t cup lour
ltraipoon aalt
litup cold wattr
ltratpooa (lavorluc
spONar: cake
DIRECTIONS Doll tugar and wattf
until yrup aplna thread and add to tht
atimr b.aUn whltta of me, bcattna- until
tha ml mure I cold. Silt tcwrthar thrt
timet tha flour, It and baking powdrri
beat roll ofrcca until thick) add a llttl
at a time flour mliture and res yolk
alternatelr to white of sg mixture, etlr.
rlnc aier each addition. Add M cup cold
water and flavoring. Mia lightly and
baa In moderate oven one hour.
:
The old method called for 6 eggs
and no baking powder
ROYAL
BAKING POWDER
Made from Cream of Tartar, derived from grapes,
adds none but healthful qualities to the food.
No Alum
No Phosphate
lions In gowns and inilllnory.
Thoso artists nro all with tho lllpja
ON
ACTIVITIES OF OTHER
COMMUNITIES TOLD
ho house a very little.
The two yQunger children of Mru.
W. H. Collins are sick with scarlet
.fever. Thn house is under nunrjn
BY CORRESPONDENTS, tine.
i THURSTON "
Thurston, Marofa 31, Carl Phetta
ptaxQ of Reed, college-is-spending the
-week at the homo of -hta parents.
tCurtls Price cafoe p from the O.
Jii C. yesterday 'and will spend tho
-tveek end with-his parents and other
relatives at this place.
Gregory MItchel of Pleasant Hill
-wis In our midst the first of t&o week
'MessersrRoaa, Mathews, and Charlb
Bastings attended the funeral of Iter.
IN.-Mulkey at Pleasant Hill Wednes
IMIbs Mollie
Continued from page one.
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SOCIAL. EVENTS
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for the afternoon, won high score
at the game. Those who enjoyed
Mrsl Mcculloch's hospitality which
Included a delicious two course . lun
l cheon were: Mrs. W, C. Rebhan, Mrs.
!J. E. Stewart. Mrs. fi. E. Wihenlnn.
Mrs. A. P. McKlnzey, Mrs. F A. De
Siting her aunt Mrs. Ellen Needham Mrs- XL M- Pew. Mrs, Edesse
fMr. and Mrs. Chris Hansen enter -OSl alrs- c- fawas. Mrs. A. M.
, talked at dinner. Sunday evening, Mrs ' Beaver, Mrs. Howard Woods, Mis
J.'-E. Hatch, Mr. John Hastlngs.' daugh '. Edna Swarts, and Mrs. I. V. Jackson,
tor. Gladys, and son Leland. Mrs- Swarts will he hostess a week
&Ir. and Mrs. Charlie Hastings and fnjm Thursday.
lamily and Miss Margaret Mathews
spent the day at the home of Mr. and EMAS'ON CLUB MEETS
aire. Fred Gray Sunday. . Mrs. Marvin Drury entertained She
?Mr and Mrs. Ray Baugh entertained Emanon club at her home on D street
sttfidlnner Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Walter at the foot or Emerald Heights laat
Ediniaton. daughter, Wllla, Miss Ua Wednesday afternoon, when .arranj?3
Bixma A. Stover, Miss Luclle E. She:i ments were made for entertainment
lor and Rev. Kenneth CS. Hendricks, at the coming Christian Endeavor
' convention. Needlework also occu
f. DONNA D'ed tno attention as usual. Tho
1A.T&. John Robertson and daughter "resent were: Mrs. Silas Gay, Mrs
Zura were in Eugene Saturday to A- Valentine, Mrs. John Nice, Mrs.
visit her broUier in law Mr. Harvey 0,11118 H- Jensen. Mrs. H. W. Whitney.
Itobeitson and family Mrs- E- E. Morrison. Mrs. Elza Sutton,
.Joseph Betting made a trip Fridav Mrs- M. L. France, Mrs. Curtis Hay
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE
EXECUTION
Notice is hereby Riven that by vlrtud
of nn Execution issued out of tho
Circuit Court of tho Stato of Oregon,
ror Lnno County on tho 24th day of
March 1917 and by nio rocotvcd Uio
24th day of March 1917, in an action
wherein on tlmjllut day ot July 1910,
In tho Kugono Justlco Court tho
Plaintiff I M. Travis recovered judg
ment against tho Defendants, Olat
M. Larson and Einmn Larson for tho
sum of $36.47 with interest nt tho rato
ot 6 por cent per hhlulm Trom Uio 31st
day ot July 1916, together with costs
amounting to the Bum of $S.8R n
transcript of which Judgment was
enrolled and docketed In tho ofllco
of tho Clork ot said Court on tho
2lRt dny ot July 1916, and Raid
Execution to nio directed commanding
mo In tho niuuo of tho Stato nf Oregon
that out of tho personal property ot
saw Defendant, or, ir sumciont coum
not bo found, thon out of tho roal
property belonging to said Defendant
In Lnno County, Oregon, on or after
tho said 21st day of July 1916. Being
unnblo to find sulllcient or any person
at property belonging to salu Uefena
nut, 1 did, on the 30th day ot March
1917, levy on tho following describod
real proporty. to wit:
A tnict ot land fifty feet wldo by
one hundred and sixty feet long at
Number-1172 West Sovcnth Streot In
tho City of Eugene, Lane County,
Oregon, described ns follows: Begin
nlng nt n point 24S feet North mid
160 feet east of tho Southwest corner
tit tho 1). L. C. of E. F, Skinner- in
Tp. 17 S. R. 4 W. of W. M.. and
thence running North 218 feet thonco
East HO feet, thence South 218 foot
nnd thence West SO foot to tho plnco
ot beginning, excepting GO feet off of
tho North end wihlch is docded to tho
City ot Eugene, tor a road, also Lot
10 in Block 22 nnd Lot 6 in Block
23 of Emerald Heights Addition to
Springfield, Lano County, Oregon
NOW THEREFORE. IN THE NAME
nv TITR RTATR OF OnEflON nnd In
' compliance with said Execution anil
In order to satisfy said juugmont
costs, and accruing costs I will
on Saturday tho 5th day of
May 1917. between the hours of
o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. m. towlt;
at one o'clock p. m. on said day
at Uio Southwest door of tho County
Courthouse in Eugene, Lano County,
Oregon, offer for sale for cash, subject
to redemption, all the right, title and
Interest of the above named Defend
: ants In and tp tho above described
real property.
JAMES C. PARKER,
Sheriff of Lano County, Oregon
By D. A. ELKINS, Deputy.
April 2.9,16,23,30.
Classified Ads
For Sale, Rent, Wanted, Etc
FOU RENT! 0 room furolshod house
at 8th and I). T. J, McCrnckon.
LOST: Umbrella' botwoon Motliodhlt
church and Prunovlllo Sunday oVen
' Ing, Reward. Leave at News office
FOR SALE or trndo for horso, good
two Boated rubber tlrod surroy. In
qulro ot J. J. Drowning.
den. Miss Edna Swarts, and Miss
Ethel Conley. Mrs. J. E Edwards
Saturday and Tuesday, to visit his
wifp in Eugenn who is Vary ill.
SV. A. Heck attended the "Homo wl" entertain the club next
Coming" of the I. O. O. F. at'SprloK
Xhe best time he haB had for a Ions Mrs. It. H. Reed was hostess to the
Slime. Artisan club Thursday afternoon nt
c. L. Bartholomew of the B and i her home on west Main street. A
Co Eugene visited at the home of pleasant time was spent with fancv
"W.A.,Heck last Sunday March 25th work, after which a dainty lunch was
xeturnlng Monday- morning. served, the guests were: Mrs. Bass
jsfiirs. C. C. Goodtli and daughter ford and Mrs. Norman Howard. Tho
""Georgia went to Yoncalla Monday 2Clh club will meet In two weeks at tho
if visit relatives. . j home of Mrs. M. M. Male.,
' Swiss Elsie Heck made a trip I o .
Eugene. Saturday, doing shopping and Bo6th Ke,y Increases Wages
visiting relatives. i A ten Per cent increase In wages
ploy Heck cauguht a large rat while wl" l)e Bven local Booth Kelly mill
: has beep ravaging In the store early employes, beginning today, April 2. j
iajonday morning. t 11,18 '"crease will affect all men who
pi. W. Gustin visited friends at ,mvo ,)een receiving less than $2.50
Bally Siding Wednesday. i Per day.
gMrs. L. D. Pierce who has benn
-working in Portland for the past tbe)
-weeks returned home Wednesday.
Safe Medicine for Children.
"Is it safe?" is the first question
1 a 1 U .1 r
jMax Green made a trip to Eugene meUlclne for chndren. chamberlain
"Saturday March 24th.
Cough Remedy has long been a favor
-tie
Charles pumwalt who has been at e wIUl mother of young chMfCn fl
e uiume -ui ma uuu&uier m ruren , -,o im .,. ,,
4tT5 rvtrf 1 1 ri tinmn. loaf fpll n r rn
w" " , and may be given to a child as confld
fedrs. H. VV; Gustin went to Marcola
"Thursday to vUit friends and rela
.tives. ' 1
W i
ently as an adult. It Is pleasant to
take, too, which is ot great Importance
When a medicine must be given to
young children. This remedy is most
effectual in relieving coughs, colds
Obtainable everywhere.
' it WEST SPRINGFIELD
HVest Side; March 3L C. F. Lelth and croup,
aas bought the, property formerly own : VAUDEVILLE HERE TONIGHT
ed by W. Jt.iWarnock. on the opposite .vuutvlLLtntKt ONIUMT
Htfde of the; Willamette river from the'. i Hippodrome Artists .Promise Good
aflH !Kneina iin.nr milt. Mr T.aIMi lino P ... .
rika :tho housbv remodelled, puttlm;'
on -a rge 'livJlg room and a wlde'j
porch, TOaklng if a very attractive'
rnew home Thursday, March 29
ff'Mr. J. W. Noet Is recovering rapid
Show at Be Theatre.
In the vaudeville acts at Jhe Bell
tdieatre tonight wllj appear Joe King
place. Tho 'family moved into Uie'.r"! in Versatile imitations, U. S. army
and Navy bugle calls and barnyard
mimic. The1 DuFresne sisters In fah
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE ON
EXECUTION
Notice is hereby given that by virtue
of nn Execution issued out of tho
Circuit Court of the State of Oregon,
for Lane County on the 24th day of
March 1917 and by me received the
24th day of March 1917, In an action
wherein on the 21st day of July 1916,
In the Eugene Justice Court the
Plaintiff L. M. Travis recovered Judg
ment against the Defendant, G. D,
Purkerson, also known ob Garrett D.
Purkerson for the sum of $43.65 with
Interest at 8 per cent per annum irom
date of Judgment and for the sum of
$176.45 with interest at tho rate of
10 per cent per annum from date of.
iudgment and $25,00 attorney fees.
together with costs amounting to the
sum of $9.75 a transcript of which
judgment was enrolled and docketed
In the office of the Clerk of said Court
on the 21st day of July 1916. and said
Execution to me directed commanding
me in the name of the Stato of Oregon
that out of the personal nronerty of
said Defendant, or, if sufficient could
not be found, then out of the real
property belonging to said Defendant
In Lane County, Oregon, on or auor
the said 21st day of July 1916. Being,
unable to find. sufficient or any person
al property .belonging to said Defend,
pnt. I did. on the 30th day of March,
1917, levy on the following described
real property towlt:
Beg. 23,79 chains east of a point
In west line of section 12, Tp. 18. S
It. 4 West W. M. 26.66 2-3 chains
pouth of Northwest corner of said
section, run east 4.75 chains, south
6.619 chains west 4.75 chains, and,
north 6.619 chains, to beginning, cop
talnlng 3 acres, in Lane county, Oregon
Also the undivided l-28th Interest
of the defendant in and to the follow
Ing described real property,
The northwest quarter of section,
14, all of section 15, the southeast
nuarter and trie Eait', half of tho
.Northeast quarter and the southwest
quarter of the northeast quarter or
section sixteen In Township 17, South
of Range 5 West of W. M. containing
1080 acres, and also beg. at a point
16 chalnn south of tho northwest cor
ner of D. L. C. no. 48, Notf. 4940 In
section 20 of Townshln 17, South of
Range 5 West of the Willamette Mcrid.
Ian In Lane county, Oregon, and run
thence north 68 27' east 80 Tods,
thence south 80 rods thence south
68 27' west, 80 rods and thence north
to the place of beginning containing
40 acres.
NOW THEREFORE. IN.THE NAME
OF THE STATE OF OREGON and in
compliance with said Execution ap.1
In order to satisfy said Judgment,
costs, accruing costs and attorney foes
I will on Saturday Uie 5th day of
May 1917, between the hours of 9
o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. m, towlt;
at one o'clock p. m, on said day
at the Southwest door of tho County
Courthouse In Eugene, Lane County,
Oregon, offer for sale for cash, subjoct
to redemption, all the right, title and
Interest of the above named Defend
ant In and to the above described
real proporty.
JAMES C. PARKER,
Sheriff of Lane County, Oregon
By D. A. ELKINS, Doputy,
April 2,9,16,23,30.
1y from a stroke of- paralysis which ijcy harmony singing and dancing, The
aine upon hinf a little1 over a week j girls are pretty and-wear gorgeous
sago. His many friends will be glad gowns, Changing them frequently.
-5 learn or his speedy recovery and j Tariton and Tarlton will be seen
-that he is able to sit up Jn' his chair . In a novelty musical act, the femalo
.a part of tho day and to walk .about .-.partner wears somo beautiful croa
FOUND: A purso containing prom
luin coupons. Owner may hnvo Bamti
by calling nt tho Naws otllco and
paying for this ad. '
FOR SALE Practically now Ollvor
Typewriter number 5. Machine Is
equipped with tabulator and back
spacer. It Is In good running ordor
Cull at tho News oltlco aud have It
demonstrated. Torms.
FARM LOANS At tho lowest nan
nnd on tho easiest terms to be had.
J. C. Holbrook, Springfield.
FoTT&niHWr Trnft
ranch within sight or Croswell. Will
consider Irado on Springfield reel
denco proporty. Address, C 31
Springfield News.
S P R I N Q
House CJeanig
V
timoIo"
Now is the time 46 renovate and
beautify your home and it will be
a pleasure if you make your elec
tions from our new tock of finely
decorativo wall paper. Shades to
match any color cheme you with to"
select for your room.
We carry a very complete line
of Phoenix paints, oils, lead, varnish
and wall decorets, nnd brushes of
all shapes and sizes.
Also now is the time
to complete your ta
ble appointments
J. C. HOLBROOK
Springfield, Oregon
ANNOUNCEMENT
The
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rusher
Laundry Co.
of Eugene
Will, begin Service , in Springfield
Monday, April -2. We intend to give
you service that will merit your pat?
ronage.
Try our Family Dry Wash, 20 pounds
for 75 cents. This includes all the
washing arid most of the ironing.'
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FOR EXCHANGE: A el room iiouso
city water, electric, lights, gas, Frul
trees beginning to bear. Would
bo glad to exchange for like value
In Springfield. Call nt 305 Pcsr'
street, Eugeno. Come at north
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made out of tho
Purest of Jersoy Croam
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The Booth Kelly Lumber Co.
4 footS lab Wood, $2.00
perCord at the Mill ""
Springfield Hour jiUs
BAKORE Hsrd Wheat Patent ju
Try mo.' dot acquainted. You will llko me, Beit
valuo for your money of any flour Id Springfield.
You know I am
NOXALL
well HUod by all
broad makers.
Wo glvo you more for your money In flou.r and feed
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