MONDAY, MAY 28, 1917
TUB SPRINGFIELD NEWS
PAGE TTIWW
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A TRADE-MARK 18 SOMETHING MORE
THAN A "6IQN,,IT 8TAND8 FOR THE
FAITH, THE PRIDE AND REPUTA
TION OF THE MANUFACTURER
IN THE PRODUCT WHICH
HE MAKES AND
SELLS
(lood goods depend upon Identification bo Unit thoy
nmy bo asked for by name, recognized, reconnnended
anil called for again.
Ah reliable drtigglHlH, our trade-nanio Ih our trade-mark
We want our ctiHtomerH to look upon It ns a Htamp
whereby we UHHtmiu full rcspoiiHlblllty for the quality
of ail gondii which we hoII.
We make u Bpet lalty of Trade-Marked advertlHcd goodB
Such Goods Tond To Lowor Tho
High Cost of Living.
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SUllSTlTHTt
Town and Vicinity
t
Mr. Mnliol Nyitton Ih atlll III In bod.
Mm. J. W. Hukor Ih again improv-
Good rollnblo flro Inmirnnco, No
soiwmenta; no tnombcrrililp foe. Par
onai and you are dono. li. K. Walker
'at tho City Hull.
'' Kd Bettlo In tnovInK IiIb household
goods from Marcola to Hpencor Crock.
Mra. I). A. WaRhburoo lias boon via
Uxk at Junction City for it fow days.
Karl Mooro Hold u milk coat for
$3C on Friday.
LiibI week of thn crandIRc imlo ot
Kronltowaro at tho VAUIBTY 8TOIIK
Inc In health.
MlHn Hons MorrlM ot Lebanon In
vlaltlnR hur Bister, MrH. M. M. Peory.
Mrn. B. J. Unndnll ofWInberry was
In town Saturday. I
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You KarmorH, our Stock of Straps
lH sotting low. Hotter fit up before
thoy arc all gone. Wolf & Mlllor.
MIhh Oortrudo WllllnniB H vlitltlns
with MIhh Dora NolHon In Coburg.
MIhh Harriot VllnH Bpont tho wook
end In Cottngo Grove.
I'otatocn: whllo thoy lant. 11.50 per
hundred nt B. B. MorrlBon'B waro
houao. A Boctlon crow wuh putting In now
Uoh nour tho Springllold Planing mill
on tho branch road Saturday.
O. W. Johnson will return tonight
from a fow doyii' vlBlt with frlcnda In
Portland.
norn:To Mr. and MrH. Hugh Sand
gatho, ,n baby daughter, yesterday
morning.
ralntors nnd paper hangcrH com
moncod work on tho Inside of tho
Christian church thin morning.
nargaliiH In notions at tho VAUIBTY
STOKE.
Mrs. Clay Parkor Ib nblo to bo out
again after being confined in tho hos
pital for 10 days,
MIbh Margaret Morris returned on
Saturday from bor trip to Iowa, whoro
sho vlsltod her parents for six weeks.
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Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Harnett attend
ed tho traveling men's picnic at Cot
tage Orovo Friday.
Mrs. W. T. Wright roturned last
ovoning from a two days' trip to
Drain.
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Dr. S. A. Danford dollvorod tho ad
dross at tho closing exorcises of tho
school at Croswoll on Friday ovoning.
Friday ovoning.
M. C. HrosHlor Is repainting his roil
donco on Sixth nnd D streets. Tho
color was bungalow brown, but will
now bo gray.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. ltodmon, who
aro living on tho A. J Cox placo on
tho Goshen road, woro in town on busl
nofls Baturday.
"Chamberlain's Tablets Have Done
Wonders for Me."
"I havo boon a sufferer from sto
mach troublo for a numbor of years,
and although I havo uaod a groat num
bor of romodlos rocommendod for this
complaint, Chamborlain'a Tablets is
tho first modlcino that has given mo
, posltivo and lasting rellof," wrltos Mrs
Anna Kadin, Sponcorport, N. Y. "Cham
borlaln'fl Tablotg have dono wonders
for me and I valuo thom Tory highly,"
Obtainable everywhere.
dSSSm PHflNF
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I). H, Jordan cut IiIh right hand Fri
day on a sticker ut (ho Planing mill,
and whllo tho Injury is not serious,
tho member Ih quite sore.
II. B. Pitts Is making wood frames
nnd Installing a now cut off box saw
and a now box rip Haw at the Spring
Hold Planing mill.
MrH. C. Bunlod was down from Lor
ano visiting ovor tho weekend with
her foKtor parents, Mr. und MrH. Joe
Hill.
M. C. IlroBHler, went to BtiRcno Fri
day night to vlHlt old friends from Ash-
, land who wero thero attending grand.
lodge.
MIhh Barbara Holler ban been elect
ed to teach tho Intermediate grades at
tho Kantu Clara school for tho coming
yoar.
Good Horvlco stockings only 10c at
tho VAUIBTY 8TOUB.
11. I.. Harris, of Dayton, Ore,, who
J wus a delegate to grand lodgo hold ta
. Bugcuo this wook, made a short visit
I with his cousin, M. M. Pcory, Friday.
Frod Mooter arrived hero Snturday
evening from Portland and with Mrs.
MoHlor In visiting at the homo of Mr.
und Mth. U. May.
j MrH. W. B. Smith of Monmouth,
who was u delegate to tho Hcbekah
assembly, spont part of tho day, Fri
day wit hMr. and MrH. F. B. Ionhart.
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Hay Hully and Jerry Van Valznh
attended a picnic at Junction City
Saturday.
W. ('. Parker, who has boon employ-j
ed at the local Uooth-Kolly mill sturt-
od running tho edger at tho Fischer-
Boutin mill this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. James Davis left yes
terday for a three months visit In'1
Mlchlgun and Ohio, they aro traveling
in their Ford.
The sawmill nt tho locul HootliKolly
plant was closod down this morning
whllo a now steam feed was being
installed. Hogular work was rosum
od this afternoon.
Mr. and Mm. M. C. Dressier. Fred
Hresslor. and L. W. D. McKeel of ,
WoBt Springfield motored to M. C. '
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ijiuooiui H 111111:11 DlfUlllUMBl, Ul OUIOII1
Miss Opal Holvorson returned homo
Saturday, after finishing a term of
school ut Wnltorvlllo for Miss Winona
Piatt, who was taken ill throe weeks
ago.
Mrs. O. A. Kramor of Independence
.visited hor mothor, Mrs. Joanetto Hi
chardson while attending tho Hebokah
assombly last wook. . Mrs. Kramor
roturnod home Saturday morning.
M. T. Cyr, of tho Springfield crosunVvvlth hor mother, Mrs. Mnry E. Snydo-
ory, whllo chopping wood Frldny r
tflrnoon, nlniost completely sovcrod
tho Index finger from tho right hand.
Tho mombor was Just loft hanging by
tho skin, but tho attending physician
at tho Springflold hospital whoro ho
was taken said ho bolloved it would
grow back to tho hand.
A 8ymbol of Health
Tito PylhugoriiinB of Ancient Qreoco
ato simple food, practiced temporanco
nnd purity. As a badgo thoy usod
tho flvo polntod star which thoy ro-f"
gardod as a Bymbol of hoalth. A
rod flvo pointed star appoars on each
nackago of Chamborlain's Tablots,
and Ejtlll fulfils Its anciont mission as
a symbol of hoalth. If you aro trou
blod with indigestion, biliousness or
constipation, got a package of theso
tablets from your druggist. You will
bo nurprlsod at tho quick relief which i
thoy afford. Obtainablo everywhere. (
TMr i mora Catnrrli In (hi eectlM et
lb country than nil other dlstaMS put
icotthtr, and utilll llin UK few ran
u iupponpil to lx lnrlirntl, Vnr a
rtat trinity yenrn doctor pronniinctil It
local (1Imio mid prmerlbml loral rem
dim, and by rmiHlutitly falllnic to cur
with loon I treatttifiit, iirnrwuncrd It Incur
nlilo, Holonra lin proven Catarrh to Imi ft
conntllutlonftl dlaoniw, mid tlieipfor r
finite ciiiiatllulliinnl trrntmciiL llnir
f'litnrrh Otir, tnnniifnrturtd by 1'. J.
Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, la tho only
Conalltullonnl euro on tho market. It l
tnken Intarnnlly. It ncta directly on th
Mood and mucoua fiiirfnt-ei of thn ayiteni.
They, offer ono hundred dnllnra for Hny
raan It fall to euro, fiend for clrculara
and teatimonlnU,
AddreMl V. J. CIIKNnr A CO., Toledo. O.
Pol4 l.jr DruirnlXi, He
Take Malta Kainlly I'llle for eonUtlon.
On Thurflday Harry Kcofor drlllod
a bole In thn cement wall of (ho locul
; telepiiono exchange ofllco, whoro a
' flag polo will bo erected above the
entrance
J Mth. J, W, Collin leaven Saturday
morning for Carlton, Ore., where Hhe
' will vlnlt her sister. From (hero sho
i will go to Portland to spend two
' Wf.ftUu with luir nun find fnmllv.
Mr. J, Peter and son, of Mabel,
came In Wednesday to remain with
Mrs. Poter's daughter, Mrs. Hoy Palm
er, who wsh Injured In a runaway ac
cident the flrHl of the week.
MIhh Anna Drlghom arrived hero
from Portland, where she has spent
die, wlntxir. Satudary ovenlng. und
' visited with Mrs, Hello Spong over
Sunday.
Tho Springllold Planing mill is re
ceiving shipments of spruce for boxes
from West Luke nowy Ten carloads
In all have boon ordered, and four .
carloads of pine also for boxes will
arrive from Glendulo Kometime In July
The following wero registered at tho
Springfield hotel Friday: Fred L. and
Frank C. HaHklns, Waltsburg, Wash.,
L. Graves; and Joo Ncal and wife,
Marcola.
! George W. Trefrcn, grand master of
Oregon Odd Fellows, came to Spring
Hold Friday morning to Visit M. C.
Hresslor of this place. He left later
for his homo In AHhland.
Mrs. Howard Cartons of Hcnd, a
( former resident of this city, is visit
' lng at the home of her mother, Mrs. A.
S. Walker.
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Mrs, Percy Long, of IllllHboro, is
visiting tier aunt, Mrs. .Mary .Magtu
id has been attending tho grand
lodgo In Bugcne.
Mrs. Mary Scott urrlved Wednesday
evening from La Grande to visit her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Hcrscy, of
Thurston, whoro she will spend tho
summer.
About $300 worth of damage was
, dono by a flue flro which occurred at
i tho Oregon Power company's farm
at Martin's Uaplds up tho McKenzle
. Thursday night. Carry Thompson
lives on tho place.
John Hums who has boon ill for sev
oral months, has again taken to lit?
jcd. Mr. Hums wus better and hail
walked up town and was thought to
I be doing nicely, when ho was taken
"very ill.
Miss Blllo Hhodcs, who has taught
languages and Btigllsh In tho Spring
llold high school for the past threo
years, bus been elected to teach his
tory and Spanish in the high school
nt Fort Ilcnton, Montana, next year.
Tho estato of Milton a. Bally, do
ceased, is valued at $2350, according
("to tho inventory of tho appraisers, M.
J- Drury, B. A. Fcgels and Harry Stead
,nn- nled 1,1 the O,llco of ,tno count-v
c,ork Frll,n'-
Dol HitiBon of this city, a senior nt
tho Unlvorsltyo f Oregon, was given
llrst place for n problenl In Italian
Uonnlssanco, when awards voro an
'nounced ut a dinner of architectural
students given nt tho Hotel Ostium
Wednesday night.
Little Fern Bowden, tho nine-year
old violinist, will give n recital in
Springllold during tho fore part of Juno
tw'or tho direction of Prof. Ellsworth
Crockor, of tho Pacific Consonatory
of Music. i
' Mrs. L. M. Cagloy, who Is visiting
'at Manknto, Kansas, Is having a de
lightful time, and will probably return
homo in a couplo of wcokB, Mr. Cagloy
bald.
Tho ( B. Nows Btan promises to1
havo all competing shoots backed off
tho board when tho first issue of tho
News appoars on tho second Friday
in Juno. Tho odltors aro ns follows:
social, Mabol January; personal Dol
bort Bucknum and Motta Sncod;
church, Mabol Gay; Sunday school.
'Mrs. 0. II, Jensen; and entortulnmont,
Mrs. Bucknum.
WhoopInQ Cough
Ono of tho most successful prepara
tions In use for this dtsonsc is Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy. S. W. M
Clinton, Blandon Springs, Ala"., writnt,
"Our baby had whooping cough .is
bad eg most any baby could have I'.
I gave him Chamborlain's Contrii i)nm.
odv and It soon trot him won." n
taiuablo everywhere.
f Mrs, Outturn o fCorvallls visited
hero with Mr. Ilornlce Van Vaizah
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Ostium
who wa a member ot tho Hcbekah
Nlegroo team which put on the work
ono ovenlng ct tho grand lodge, was
' In Springfield last 18 years ago.
Fred L. Harklns, In company with
Ills pal, who Is making a dOO-mllo hlko,
panned through Springfield Friday
'morning. Tho young men live In
Walla Walla, Wfish., and with tho
largo cameras thoy carry will surely
enjoy tho scenic route on their long
Journey.
Gcorgo I). Valllcr and William Don
nldson aro shipping five horses and .
a quantity of feed to Marshflcld, where 1
(hoy will be employed during tho sum- j
tner. The families of Mr. Valllcr and
Mr. Donaldson will remain hero for
tho prcHcnt.
A. C. Travis who went East to visit
with bis father at Stlllwell, Indiana,
Is on his way home. His father
Iirooke Travis, passed away soon af
ter his son's arrival. Mr. Travis will
visit In California with his daughter,
Madge, andhls son, Hubert, on his
way homo.
A. T. Hrower, who was for a tlmo in
the merxantllo business, both hero
and at Fall Creek, was In town today, '
on his way to Fall Creek, where ho
and his family will make their home, i
Ho has sold the dairy business in
which he has been engaged at Stay
ton. William Hatch, who Is employed at
the Hrook Farm Dairy, tore tho liga
ments of bis leg last evening when he
' fell whllo driving (he cattle out ot a
'gralnfleld. Mr. Hatch will bo laid
'up for several days, during which
' time Will Gossler is taking his place
'.at the farm.
ACTIVITIES OF OTHER
COMMUNITIES TOLD
BY CORRESPONDENTS
DONNA.
! Donna. May 2G. Miss Blrdlo Cren
shaw left here for Junction City Fri
day on the train.
John D. Adams went to Eugene on
Friday evening on business.
i Elmer Swafford took a horse to Wen
dling Sunday morning.
Frank Spores and Sons loadel a
car of wood this week.
' Alox Lewis transacted business In
Bugeno Friday.
George Hill transacted business in
Eugene Saturday.
W. A. Heck wont to Eugene on
business Wednesday.
Several people from here attended
the grand lodge at Eugene.
John M. Itennle, traveling salesman
of the J. K. Gill Co., transacted busi
ness here Friday.
Mrs. Fannie Barger transacted busi
ness in Eugene Wednesday.
Ottos McGce was a passenger on
tho afternoon train to Eugene Friday.
Mrs.H. W. Gustln went to Marcola
' Saturday while Mr. Gustln transacted
business In Eugene.
Mrs. J. C. Nicholson, who has been
sick all winter, has gone to the coast,
to try and improve her health.
BIG SALE
We have decided to close out our
stock of Harness, Straps, and Snaps.
Farmers this is tho time to lay in a
supply of Snaps and Buckles. Dur
ing this sale we will also give you
n liberal discount ot 10 per cent on
shoes. Sale will continue Indefinite
ly. Wo will contiuuo the oiling and
repairing ot harness and shoes. Wolt
& Mlllor.
DAIRYMEN!
As previously announced, we began
to mako cheese Monday. It is going
to bo a big thing to the milk producer,
TIiobo that can, soil milk; those that
can t, sell us your cream. We pay
tho highest price, pay on the Port
land markot and work on tho co-op
cratlve basis.
EUGENE FAHMEnS CHEAMEUY
Big Crowd Hears Recital.
A largo audiiticj mooted thp Miss
Mnn's T.nssrtay eenint at tho
Christian chi,r:a Miss 1 la surpns
ed and dollghtod thom with her vocal
solos and thoso present said Miss
Amy's iraporsonntion of the stuttering
man was worth tho price of admis
slon.
Miss Hosobud Andrews piano solos
wnro oxcoptlonally pleasing and Miss
Amy as her teachor has a right to bo
proud of her pupil. Tho students
from the Bible university responded
pleasantly to tho encores tlmo nftor
tlmo. nnd tho Loyal Alphas wish to
thank thom for thoir help and also
tl-pnk tho public Tor Its generous pat
toiuige.
Farm May Get Plant.
Tho entire county court wont to tho
county poor farm Friday afternoon to
Investigate tho matter of putting In
new hooting plant In tho poor house
This has boon recommended by the
"-nd Jury nnd many citizens havo
-ivfo' flint tho old. worn out plant be
replaced with an up-to-date one.
HERBERT E. WALKER
NOTARY
PUBLIC
Offlt In City Hall, Sorlngneld, Ora
Karl Heinrich
TAILOR
Suits Made to Order
Alterations, Cleaning and
Pressing
Opposite Ketels Drug Store
D. W. ROOF, JEWELER
SPRINGFIELD,
OREGON
FINE WATCH REPAIRING
A SPECIALTY
CAREFUL. CONSCIENTIOUS
DENTISTRY
DR. J. E. RICHMOND
PHONES Office, 3; Residence, 116-
Over Commercial Bank,
Springfield. Oregon.
Parson's Garage
General Repair and Storage
Second Hand Cars and Trucks
265 Eighth Ave. West
Phonp ,105 EUGENE, OREGON
NEW SERVICE:
We are authorized under the Federal Reserve
Law to act as an Executor, Administrator, Guardian
or Trustee.
This is a new service our officers will be glad to
discuss with you.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, EUGENE, OREGON.
Buy Your Shoes
AT A SHOE STORE
Seven different',fetyles in
MEN'S WORK AND DRESS SHOES
At $3.50 a Pair
We have all sizes
35 WEST 8th ST. T i pil QETOT
EUGENE, OREGON 1 J. "LiiL.OEj 1
In
a OF
OREGON POWER 00.
I APPLYING TO I
pringfield, Oregon
Sprinkling lawns or gardens, also outside of indus
trial plants through common small hoso -with
nozzle, lawn fountain or sprayer attached. (Pay
ment of four months in advance, on or before
June 12th, as follows.) Each lot or fraction
thereof, (building space included) $3.5(r
Discount if paid on or before June 12th. 50
Each additional lot or major fraction thereof Not).... 2.00
Sprinkling street or roadway in front of each, .lot or
major fractfion thereof, and one-half width of
street, per season . M 1.00
Payments as above allow use for
Irrigation Season from June 1, 1917 to Oct. 1, 1917
This service is supplied subject to the conditions and
schedule of charges now filed with the Public Service Com
mission of Oregon,; and under the supervision and regula
tion of the Commission.
Irrigation hours are from 6:00 A. M. to 9:00 A. M. and
from 5:00 P. M. to 8:00 P. M.
Meters will be installed on the services of those con
sumers who persist in using water for irrigation purposes
outside the above hours.
Only ono hose is nllowed to be used for each lot or
major fraction thereof that service is being paid; for.
In no case will customers be allowed to uho hose with
out nozzle, sprayer or lawn fountain attached
The use of water during a fire Is strictly juh)bHed, ex
cept for protection of property.
OREGON
A. L. Ingalls,
W. F. WALKER
UNDERTAKER
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
Office Phone 62; fldeneo 670
West Main St
Pure
Food
Products
We take considerable pride
in the completeness of our
stock of groceries.
Especially sanitary Is our
mode of handling perishable
goods.
Our prices are as low as'
may be expected at this time
of unsettled market condlJ
tions.
Try our prompt service.
Nice & Miller
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Phone 41
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POWER C
Manager