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THUR8DAY. MAY 8, 1017
TTTR ST "RING FIELD NEWS
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The Testimony
IIOUSANDS of prescriptions placed on our HIcb
tcHlIfy an to tho confldenco thnt physicians and
the general public have In our ability to render
Superior Prescription Service
Wo speclallzo In this department of our business and
hoop right up-to-dato In equipment and methods.
A hotter Htoelc of prescription drugs cannot bo found
anywhere.
You are Insured quality, accuracy and reaBonablc
prlccH.
Rsrifeel
NCVCII
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SPRINGFIELD,
ORE.
USTITUTC
PHONE
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Ho Is now nt tho homo of hlB parents,
Mr. and Mm. Taut Urattaln.
C. V. Kgclmann hna Juat unloadol
10 canon of grapo julco. 20 sack of
nugar, two and ono half tons of half
Wound unit, ono barrol bach of It-Port-or,
HurKomolntor, and cldor, and alx
lackn of peanuts.
That good, cloan, old Virginia SAB
A Fit A 8 In ton cent packages at Poo
ry's.
Mini Opal Whltcloy, nnturo student
of tho University, spoko Tuesday after
noon to tho students of tho Patterson
school on nature Huhjects. Sho ox
hlbltud a large collection of Insect
made by herself.
A frcHh hatch of tlioso long llngcrliu
klsHcs at KKglmunn's.
Walter II. Dlmm, after 10 weeku'
Kids Start Saving,
Circus Is Coming
0
Popular Show Coming
Barnes Wild Animal Circus
Soon to Visit Eugene
Everybody Interested In the exhi
bition and training of wild animals
will bo pleaBod to learn that At. O.
Ilarncg famous and popular amuso
mont enterprise Is again touring Or
egon with his largo double train 3D
car equipment of tho most valuable
educated wild animals ever brought
to America by this colebrated Ani
mal King.
This Hcaaon 1C0 trainers are em
ployed In the four rings contluously
Hervlco with tho Standard Oil coin- f displaying a long and praiseworthy
pnny at Seattle, has received his first program so full of excitement anl
: Town and Vicinity
Mrs. Kugono Kostor returned Mon
day from a weok'a vlalt with bor
daughtura In Portland.
II. A. Wanhburno of the 8 warts and
Warhburno Meat company, has pur
chased a now car, a Saxon Six.
A big naok of salted peanuts at tin
Variety store. 5c nnd 10c.
E. E. Martin left yestorday morn
In; for a fow days' business trip at
Uandon, , ,
Mrs. A. i Horrlck returned thU
morning from a week's visit In Por
tland. Oct your films developed at Pecry's
Paul L. Bcott had recovered suf
ficiently from his recent Illness to to
able to bo down town Tuesday.
Paul LanBberry of Wondllng re
turned tolhat place yesterday after
spending a day or two horo visiting
friends and relatives.
Havo you acquired the Kgglmanu
taste In caramels?
A. F. Herrlck nnd B. J. Uoynoldu
returned Monday evening from 3
hunting trip to tho Unllco mining dis
trict In Southern Oregon.
L. McCulloch, chelf engineer of
tho Oregon Power company at tlito
point, wont to Albany for a fow day'u
buHiuesB vIhII, today.
Cement, Land Plaster and Fertiliz
ers. Springfield Feed company.
MIbh Allco McLean left Tuesday to
teach tho school at lower Camp Creek
as tho former teacher, Hoy Penny,
has enlisted in tho army.
Mr. and Mrs, Oliver (luy, formerly
Portland to Join her husband. They
formerly resided In Los Angeles. Mr.
Jones Is now stationed In Portland.
Thunnan Illggs, machlnest at .the
Pj-omotlon, the same taking effect
Tuesday, May 1. Mr. Dlinni's new
position Is one of greater responsi
bility than the former one.
Your rnonoy back If Corn Solvent
falls to get that corn, 25 cents at
Pcery's.
thrills that no duplicate exhibition of
this nature by others hag ever been
attempted, so It is necessary to sea
tho Barnes show to witness all that
Is tho last word In an entertainment
of this nature. Tho children will
bo delighted with the hundredg of
performing ponies, the miniature wild
animal display and tho rldeB on fourj
Word has been received from Miss
Oregon Power plant horo, left ye- Margaret-Morris that she reached he 1 baby elephants. Over ono thousan 1
terday morning for Mare Island, hav- homo In Stockport, lown .safely April j animals comprise this show's big t
lng.enllBted In tho U. S. Marines for 10, and that sho finds prices higher . qulpment and tho public's endorse-
a term of four years.
When you order Ico cream for thnt
party, why not got tho best? Ses
Egglmann.
.,,, . ... , . ,ou a reliable formula- J. C.
of J. W. Uaker of this city la her-j ' , .
called by tho death of his Infant nep
hew. Ho will return to Itoseburg
tomorrow,
tlmn In T I n tr-uiu n t" A n r rt mnnt fit 1ia mii.li nktlliv n t , I. a
i ....... ... vr.vfiu.. . ikMio uic q" ir,i mviib w.u t,,ua,v aiiu nuilll IL U1U
bushel and the high cost of living la
felt worse there than farther west
Cut tho high cost of living. Pack
your eggB. Wo will bo glad toglve
Hoi
brook.
management is forever a sure guar
antee of a pleasant and protitab!o
visit to this novel and merltoroua
exhibition.
The grand street parade every
morning Is an assuring evidence of
tllA mntnrfnl nmiraan nf tlila mnntfai-
A large sign "Hardware" Is being doub,ed 8
painted on tho windows over tho front expenBe ,nc0 ,aBt TWtf and ,n
cnlrnr):o to the Dressier store on . Mge of inc,cmen, wcath, hftvn n
Merle Arnold, daughter of Mr. and,.Mttln 8lruct- wh,1 two 8,raa,'er 8,&D3,fear for tho tents are of mercerlrel
Mrs. W. L. Arnold of Trent, Is recover , "M- C' nrC8s,er & Son" adorn tho ,uck and water proof ,f tho wca.
'Ing nicely from nn appendlclUs opcr- ,BDaco JUHt abovo the iw,ndwi "Jther conditions are favorable, the big
at the ma,uo- 1 no ,ac 81n 18 in reu double heard of preforming elephants
i will bo given a bath in the river 07
atlon which she underwent
local hospital on Sunday.
nnd white and the others In bronze
gold. F. II. Adams is doing the work.
Have you seen the great 15 cent '4 4i. i. 4i.
bargans In granite ware at tho Varle-1 4,
ty atore.
SOCIAL EVENTS
Now adB pwclamlng tho oxcellen-1- 4, 1,
clo8 of "Wrigley's Aftor Evory Meal"!.,,..,,
. .. . 1 . ,' .u CI.LU HAS ANOTHER
PLEASANT MEETING
Mre. J. E. Stewart was hostess 'o
pond near the show grounds.
Twlde dally, afternoon and night,
the regular' two camplete exhibitions
are given without curtailment, rain
'or shine. Immediately after the pa
pade, moro free out-door acts and
displays are given than arc carriel
in the program for many other shown.
Tho attention paid to ladles and
and of Star" tobacco now adorn tho
Main street signboard between Fourth
...... ,,... ... t
1 lurcum. th(j chr.Hunlhcmum seWnB cib anJ children by the officials and attend-
A new sign featuring a steer's head Ml" Martin. Mrs. H. M. Stew- ants with the names show, has cd
and tho words " Safley & Son, Meat nr, Mr- AIe McKlnsey for ai' atcd much favorable comment .a
Market" wore painted on tho Third cnjoyat.lo afternoon on Tuesday. Tim oer iown isiieu.
street meat market by L. Johnson, f'owan nomo on heconu ana y.
traveling artist, this morning. J streets' wa8 appropriately decorated
with wild flowers to greet the guests.
GARDEN SEEDS THAT CROW ; After an nfternoon of npcdlowork. M
Huy In HULK. Wo can save you t. C. Luckey assisted the hostess In
Tho big show cornea
Wednesday. May 9.
to Eugen-5
money. Springfield Feed company."
Milton Ashley enmo down Monday
from above Waltorvlllo and enlisted
In" tho Coast Artillery Corps. Ho
loft Tuesday for tho training camp la
Washington.
The high school girls have orzanlz
ed two basoball teams, the lino of de
termination botweun tho two bolus
serving n two-course luncheon. The
next meeting of the club will ho held
WANTED, A BATTLE SONG;
ONE WITH A PUNCH IN I'
on Tuesday, May 15, with Mrs.
Washburn o.
B. A.
MRS. DORITY HOSTESS
TO PINE NEEDLERS
Mrs, C. M. Dority entertained tho
Pino Needle club nt hr home on
Second street Tuesday afternoon. The
Chance For Some Writer to "Put
Over" Anthem That Will Stir
United States Troops.
of Springfield, now of Fa.rmount. are the fact whether the' girl brings heP meeting will bo held on Tuesday X,
tho proud parents of n 'daughter, born lunch or not. Mlss Esther Campbell
Suiplny evening.
Two big BhlpmontH of shoes Just
arrived. Wolf & Miller.
Tho first halt tax receipts havo boon
Is helping tho girls organize.
Self-tilling fountain pens $1.00 .it
Peory'H.
May 1G, with Mrs. Minnie Glrard.
Those spending n pleasant nfternoon
at Mrs. .Dorlty's homo were: Har
riet Cnsteol, Edith Taff, Mnrgaiot
Cox. Nellie Rngnn, Delia Peterson.
Hannah Hill, Lilly Klzcr, Mary Rob
erts, Nina McPhoreon, Sadld Nelson,
Tho Springfield Food company ro
colvod a Inrgo cnrload of flour an!
teed at Its wnrohouso yesterday morn
Ing.
Ruhbor gloves 35 cents a pnlr at
Poory'B
Mrs. J. -W, Dakor'B condition con
tinues about the samo. Tho shock
of hor small son's death Is very hard
on hor.
R. M. Phillips of Oak Rldgo and
Ivan Saunders of Marcola woro .'n
town Tuesday and registered at tho
Elito.
Egglmann's for quality.
"put a real one over." The critical pa
triols di-nped about the cafe tablc: !
hearken and remain unmoved. They j
rise for "The Star Spangled Banner," ;
cheer for "Dixie" and put their forks j
down for "America." But the whimsies i
about the assorted hearts of Maryland, !
Mk-hlgun. Oshkosh, Arkansas and 1111 "I
iiols leave them ixld. Tho big song Is
still unlxmi. the song thnt will make j
the reet of tile army, tingle and the
heart of It grow strong.
I It Is "Tlpperary" that Is credited
' with whining ns many battles for the
) Tho Indies aid of tho Baptist church English us any of their generals. The
mot Wednesday afternoon nt the par- Hcneb "likewise havo walked through
F. II. Adams and F. Fisher havo sonago In goodly numbers. Mrs. Dr. the hall across No Mnu's Land with
Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Hardt left
-n .... ...1 t lm lnr.nl nnil Hir.j '1'iinuil-iv frir Rtilmii u-liom flinv will
can be had by calling for tho sun . make their homo. Mr. and Mrs. Ed SZmr&
nt any tlmo. Olson and family tiro moving Into tho "10 :,r ' 1 " Inr fc-,Ua,,L''-1
street.
t
HUAPTIST Alll EV.lnVR
l'rnltlnKl linn lion Iiiivhr In Inu-n In DELIGHTFUL MEETING
all sizes nt tho Palace of Sweets.
finished painting the houses recently -Thompson of Eugene was guest of loulevard refrains on their lips.
1... H !.. nr.. rnHUl . rrl. . . .... I "SIntnnt li I n t wt li n eTlti r tn
built for Miss Margaret Morris: Tho i,Qnor nn,i RPtVo Interesting exporlen-
Houboh nro beautiful structures and C0H 0f her own work on tho foreign
a groat Improvement nt the corner field nrt exhibited many cu'rloes. Dr.
of Second nnd B si roots.
Good reliable flro Insurance No as
sessments; no membership fee. Pay
o'nea uml you are dene. II. K. Walker
at tho City Hall.
Forrls sensed refreshments, nnd nil
felt thnt tho aftornoon was delight
fully nnd profitably spent.
Something with a swing," said Cap.
tain F. It, ICenney of tho regular army
recrultlug station 'In Chicago. "If I
knew what I'd wrlto it myself. There
won't bo any mistaking It when It
comes, though. Everybody will know
it'a the song."
"Now Is the time for every, brass band
hero to come to tho aid of his country,"
O. D. Cnmoron of Portland and A.
W. Lansbory of Sprlngflold woro ro i tor MrB- w
glatorod at tho Springfield hotol yesterday.
SOCIETY
Dr. and Mrs. W. C. Driver, of tho said another officer nt tho station. "Wo
Goorgo Rnndcll nnd Miss Dorothy Chapel car "Good Will" motored over do'i't 'yunt any classical stuff or any
r.rn,.-fr.r.l r n.r.r. nil, rn vl.ltlnn. from Con'allls WoiliifiKilnv nftornnnn ,u Hluu- 1,10 4U ,ura aro B" BTCnt,
XfTsr(t w vfiuii vy w jvitf - - . ....
at tho homo of Mr. Randall's dough- nd wero guosts of Rev. and Dr. Ferris.
H. Pollard. Miss Crnir
but this Is a new war, and we want a
new song."
"Grandpa" Montgomery Is very bnd
Ho had a sovoro attack Inst ovonlng,
nnd sooms to bo growing wenkar.
Somoono Is In nttondnnco all tho tlmn.
Hampton Bros, will buy rubber, Junk
and all kinds of hides, and pay tho
right prlco.
Mr. and Mrs. Jamos Gay returned
Monday night from Raymond, Wash,
whoro thoy havo boon for several
months. Thoy havo como homo to
stay.
Frosli candy arriving dally at tho
Palaco of Swoots,
Orvlllo Howard, a machinist of tho
Brobklln shops, arrived Monday ov
onlng from Portland to spend a fow
days visiting frlonds. Ho 1b tho son
of Mrs. Andy Ruddlmnn of Eugono,
ford is a nioco of Mrs. Pollard,
visitors arrived tills aftornoon.
The
Hot water bottles guaranteed fur
two yonrs at Peory's.
i
Tho proporty of tho ostato of DavH
Jacoby, docoasod, is valuod at $3200,
SPPIETY I
Mrs. Goorgo Catching Is entertain-1
Ing tho Needlocraft club at her hon-. 1
o- Seventh and C streets this aftoi1-noon.
Our Bargain
Lane County 'Boy Killed In War
Charles Vivian Knox, son of Mr. anil
according to tho Inventory filed In pro Mra- Frederick V. Knox, living In For
bate court by Joel Hills, Sheridan Hollow, uub county, was killed In
Hills nnd Charles Humphrey, appraU bntt, ,n Prance during tho groat Ar
ors appolntcU by tho court. rns nu8n APr1' 9- according to n tele
gram received Tuesday night by Wt
Through nn error it was roportod parents. Tho young man enlisted In
that tho Sprlngflold rock crushor had ' the Canadian army In April, 191G. Ha
boon traded for proporty In Payett?,
Idaho. It waa only Mr. J ,W. Maclt-
en's Bharo which waa involved in tho ' known.
thansactlon.
1h tho first Lnno County boy to loaa
his llfo In tho great war as far as Is
Good Oat Hay and Oat and Vetch
Straw nnd complete lino of all kinds
of Foods. Sprlngflefld Feed com
Mrs. R. A.
Paul Urattaln Jr., whllo nt work nt
tho mill nt Mabel lnat Friday wasun-
Jonoa, formorly Mlna fortunate enough to sustain n sovoro
Serenaders Get Cigars
About 15 young men puffing at
"Ll.do Bobbles" might have boon Been
wondlng their way homeward Tuesday
night after a self-invited cnll on Mr
and Mrs. William Dawson nt their
homo on South Second stfoot. Th
seronndorB vlsltod tho now!ywedn Mon
day night first, but Mr. Dawrv vie'
If n . . TlowtlAftt wt ffila nllv .,fl.n had . , M..jvu . t. n n n .1 . . 1. n I .
u.j uaiuvii! u i.. w.v, uuii u,r uiu ou, tniiDuu ujr iuo to- i prepareu ror guosts and to'd ten to
been vlBltlnc hor parents for tho past leasing of a log hook. Sovoral etlch- como back tho noxt night- All tolr
five wooks, Joft Saturlay ovonlng for cb woro roqulrod to close tho wound, 1 advantage of tho invitation.
Is all out world upon a counter laid?
That Is their taunt who say they 'know
us well.
Then, like true merchants, let u to our
trails;
What wares hnB Uud to sellr
A world at liberty, a path made clear
For ateadrnst lustlca and enduring peace,
Nations released forever from the fear
Of evil days like theso-
A sound Investment, but the price Is
hlsh.
Lone hoarded wealth In ruin, flame and
steel,
Death lurking In the sea and In the sky
What say you 7 Shall we dealT
Hhall we know terror: shall our strong
ones fall
That others' children, fearless In the
sun,
May see our visions and accomplish all
That wo must leave undoneT
Wo take thy barffaln. Master of the Mart.
Thoush we mfly nlnch we cannot turn
away.
Bend thy resistless fire upon our heart
And make us strone to pay
Amelia Josephine Uurr of the Vlgl
lantes.
I Tm map Jubac Tiea tw4iiW-i.
jay uuettt Jiasrs TAUHT
IVMUI INIIIAS Of QUcWZOy.
witwipis wp, innnu so I fctr
WITHOUT IS MUCH CHtwiMS.f
I'M L 6060 COAL UnntKCgWtl
ACTIOH I ruHTHIS-AHS I Uttm TBC Ul MU I
wntw ten Ytita ton MIAM I
YOU RE beginning to notice a lot more information
about tobacco, since W-B CUT Chewing got into
Aill swing. People don't hanker after size any more.
They want tobacco satisfaction and excess sweetening
can't cover up what's not there. The good tobacco taste
of W-B is winning friends pretty much wherever you
go nowdays just rich, sappy leaf! shredded and seasoned
with a bit of salt to bring out the fine tobacco flavor.
Bsd ty WETMAN-BRUTON COMfAKT, 1107 Brwiw.j, New Tork
PURE MILK
A Tuberculin Tested Dairy Hercf
Brook Farm Dairy will hereafter be operated by Geo. A.
Dorris and Will G. Bishop under the management of Mr. '
Bishop. To supply the purest milk on this market will be
our effort.
All authorities agree that there are three essentials in tho
production of pure milk.
FIRST: The cows must be healthy.
SECOND: The milk must be handled in a clean
manner. This includes the surroundings,
the personal habits of the milker, the
utensils used, etc. and
THIRD: The milk must be immediately cooled
in an air free from all contaminating con- "
ditlons, as no food product takes up dis
ease germs more quickly than warm milk.
DANGER IW TUBERCULIN MILK
"The danger of consuming milk from tuberculin cows is
seen more conspicuously in children. Recent
experiments from many sources, (German commissions
and British commissions on tuberculosis, etc.,) appear to
show that in tuberculosis in children respectively 10 and
23 per cent are due to the tuberculosis germ peculiar to cat
tle, thus locating 10 to 23 per cent of childrens tuberculosis
in milk."
The above quotation is from page 96 of a treatise on clean
milk published by R. Winston, M. D. Chairman of the com
mittee on milk of the Washington Medical Association and
H. W. Hill, M. D., chairman of the committee on laboratories
of the American Public Health Association.
"Thobald Smith attributes half of the causes of tubercu
losis of the abdomen and glands of the neck of children to
the bovine type of bacillus and therefore to milk."
"Nathan Raw believes tuberculosis of the peritonium.
glands, joints, brain and skin, together with the acute mili
ary form, are due to the bovine bacillus conveyed to man
only in milk." Same, page 31.
TEN PER CENT OF COWS AFFECTED
From the latest statistics it is estimated that 10 of the
milch cows of the United States have tuberculosis. "The
use of tuberculin is the only positive test." Same.page 30.
The milk your children are drinking may be pure, but do
you know it?
TAKE NO CHANCES
Every cow now in our herd has recently been tested by
tuberculin under direction of the state, and found to have no
taint of tuberculosis.
Every effort will be made to insure absolute cleanliness.
Our cows are clean, our milkers are clean, our methods are
clean, and all vessels used are clean and seamless, and are
never used for any other purpose.
The milk is immediately taken to the milk house and
cooled and .bottled and sealed as quickly as possible, thus
reducing the time for infection to the minimum.
The milk house contains nothing but the seamless sani
tary metal cooler and bottler, nothing on which germs can
accumulate. It is fly proof and is over 300 feet from the
nearest dwelling house, thus avoiding 2 of the greatest
recognized sources of infection.
It will not only be our effort to supply the purest milk
that comes in this market but at a price less than from any
tuberculin tested herd in the state.
GEO. A. DORRIS
WILL G. BISHOP
J. J. BROWNING
Creamery Block
Dealer in
HAY, GRAIN, FLOUR, SEEDS, SALT, MILL FEED,
OIL MEAL, SOY BEAN MEAL
ALFALFA MEAL
(Sweet and Dry)
POULTRY SUPPLIES
ROLLED OATS, CHICK FEED
SEEEDS
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