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About The Springfield news. (Springfield, Lane County, Or.) 1916-2006 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 6, 1917)
.THURSDAY, PISCWP, 19.X7. . THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS PAOIf S Cm 0 t I' ! V i Keep Your Kodak Busy , Tlio homo can bo .kept closo to tho Boldlor Do through Kodak Pictures. Ulvo somo mombor ot tho family a Comora for a Christmas present. It will provldo ontortaln tnont for Hiobo nt homo nud will ormblo you to tako pictures of homo liconoa mid homo folks to sond to tho boys who aro abroad fighting for our country. Oend ii small Eastman Pocket' Camera to your soldier friend or relative, It will onnblo him to givo nioro graphic descriptions of. what Ib happening fit tho front than can ho con voyed In a letter. 1 PRICES $1.25 to $20.00. A camera will prolong Chrlstman chocr through, out tho year. NEVCtl SUBSTITUTE I Town and Vicinity $ oauqtuni oi) )o jpui)t uu uiojj Sujjoaodoj isnf b auiUMOJii T V Mrs. Martha Uorkshlro, ot aoshon, Ib vory 111 with hypostatic pneu monia. Ed. Martin, ot Croawcll, Is visiting his alitor, Mrs. J. 1 Shopard, of Springfield. Fresh Jersey milk at tho Spring flold Croamory. 0 cents per quart, 6 -'cents per pint. pjuoil pojj bjk puu. jk wim 2PHUA s oi oJoqM Xjnqsjjui joj lupsonj, ijoi uohuojjon i 'sjpj Mrs. uustin and hatiy, ot wcndllng, waro in Springfield today for medical treatment. 8eo tho auto oyo tbstor at Pcery's Mrs. M. M. I'eory has returned from Portland, whoro sho spont Thanksgiving with her son, Harold. Frank J, Hills, of Fall Crook, and Waldo H. Farnham, ot Waltorvlllo, Friday enlisted In Uio marlno corps. Wo havo a carload of Holsteln Dairy Feed ordered. If you want to tako feed from tho car, wo can savo you somo money. Tho Springfield Foed company. W. '0. Dlshop has moved from tho Brook Farm Dairy to Fifth and E stroot of this city. ' Fit your own eyes with spectacles at Poory's. Ouy D. Moshlcr, ot Springfield, Is employed at Wing's market in Eu gene commencing work - Tuesday morning. Galo Harding, of ML Vernon, had bis tonsils and odonolda removed at tbo offlco of d local physician Tues day. Sweet coram for whipping, at tho Springfield Crcumory. 25 conto per quart Mrs. S. J. Adams and daughter, Mrs. Charlos Carson, loft Tuesday for Parker, Arizona, for Mrs. Carson's health. Mrs. Alice Holcomb returned to her homo In Sprlngfloid yesterday after a two month visit with relatives In Washington. Turkoy dinner for Thanksgiving 00 cents, chicken 3C conts. Mrs. Letklo. Earl Huntor, of Myrtlo Creek, Is visiting with his sisters, Mrs. D. H. Ncot and Mrs. C. M. Neet, ot Spring flold. Wo havo frosh Jersoy milk for solo at-9 cents a quart or G cents a pint, Springfield Creamery. Mrs. H. E. Cox has returned to her homo In Sprlngfloid aftor spending sovcral weeks in Portland under tho caro ot a specialist. Joo Krummoll, of Eugcno, had his tonsils and adenoids removed at tho , offlco of u local physician this morn .ing. '- Tho Springfield Feed company Is I unloading a car of vory flno clover hay at their warohouso this morning. ,Tho hay was shipped from near Albany. Hollablo rcmedlos right reasonable rtoxall. i Hubert Hontley, ot tho First com- pony O. A. U. ai hori BicvonB, ro- I iti.nn.1 , f tlin ttl fnat nvinln nffnr spending two days visiting with friends in Sprlngfloid. Particular people prefer purchasing perfectly pure p'otont pills, powders, potions, plasters, patonts, pons, papor, and pleasing perfumes at Peery's Pnlnstaking Pill Parlor. Joo Cyr, of tho Springfield Cream ery, and his daughter, Evelyn, left Tuesday ovonlng for Washington whoro thoy will visit. Mrs.Cyr, who has been In that stato for sevoral wcoks will return with her husband but tholr daughter will rentals, for aooui iwo momns. Isateno Hester," Jltllo daughtor of Hugh Kcstor, of Sprlngfloid, returned' to Harrlsburg whore she la living, Sunday afternoon. Mr, and Mrs, II, A, Miller, who spent Sunday at tho homo of Mr, arid Mrs. William Donaldson rolurned to their homo at Cottago drovo Sunday evening. Try somo ot our "Hoover" Drcnk fast Food, It is flno. Cc Ib. CO lb. lots 2.CG, Wo havo some dandy wholowhoat flour too at the . samo price Tjio Sprlngfloid ' Food com pany. Wanna McKlntfoy returned to school yesterday morning after a few days absence caused by n minor op oration which sho undorwent last wook. ' Tho Vnrloty Btoro will now bo open .with enlarged stock of useful no tions including Christmas goods. Como and . oxnmino tho goods. Whether you wish to buy or not. Wo want you to know what we havo. Miss Chlolo Woolloy, who is em ployed at Mabol, returnod yesterday after spending Thanksgiving at the homo ot her paronta, Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Woolley, of 8prlngfle!d. Mrs. Mabel Withers Bailey and two sons, Jack arid Donald, arrived Mon day from San Isldlo, Philippine Islands to visit with Mrs. Ualley's brother, Harry A. Withors, anfl family. Wo will havo a carload of vetch, straw on tho track Friday av ra. Thoso wishing to savo $1.00 per ton on this hay mako arrangements to tako it from tho car. "This will be our last car of this artlclo this sea son. It is tho best hay buy offered' at this time. Tho Springfield Feed company. Goats Coats Very sncclnl values in 'beautiful winter coats. Scores of high grade exclusive, distinctive models of ..plush, silk and wool velours, pom . pom, broadcloth, double faced materials, etc. Smart some , thing thp well-dressed woman In the cities are wearing. ' Correct in mattor of, tailor ing cut with- youthful awing, tho youth quality that Is essen tial today. WOOLTEX COATS Exclusive with us havo these distinguishing niarks and in ad dition the raro virtuo of all wool materials.' Also many tweed mixtures for storm and motor ' wear Jn French or raglan styles. WOOLTEX SPECIALS ,1.9.75,' !$22:50t $25.00. OTHER MAKES -$9.95 $12.50; $14,75. Tit I! tottt rai"rt L!tf ROSE'S 65- vViliiLAMETT ST. EUGENE, 'OREGON Anna Held to Appear in Eugene to French Actress Will Wear a ' Dress Which Cost $2400. Of all tho many gowns ot gasping j. ... -.... gorgcousness that Anna iicia nas worn on tho stage, tho ono which makes a gasping audience gasp most audibly Ib her "Peacock" gown which; sho wears In "Follow Me," her own musical comedy in which she will ap pear at tho "Eugene Theater, Wed nesday, December 12. Miss Held received the inspiration for this remarkable creation when sho saw a whlto peacock -with its tall oroct, angerod nt the Interference of a flock ot chickens with its noon day meal, Sho studied the bird with minuto care, designed the gown, or. dorcd hor costumera to make it, and the result will bo seen when, in tho third act of"Fbllow Me," tho French comedienne leads her band ot beau tiful Anna HeId'girlB in a fashion re view. Conjccturo Is always rifle whenevor tho gown Is seen as to its cost It Is Bald to have Involved tho exppndlture of $2400. Miss Hold wears seven gowns in "Follow Mo," each as wonderful as It u different from tho others. On her wardrobe alono tho star is said to havo spont $14,000, while the cost of tho entlro wardrobe of (hb cltoriiB' Of boautlful girls reached abovo tho $30, 000 mark. WOODMEN OF WORLD Sprlngfloid Camp la to confer tho work on olpht condldates at Waltor vllle Saturday night. Let's all go. Wo will loavo tho hall at seven o'clock sharp, ,Freo transportation. Committee: HAIUtY BIRD ' RANSOM MILLER J. E. EDWARDS CALL POH VVA'RHANTS Notlco is borobr given that I will pay all outstanding warrants Issued by tho Town ' of BprlngflohW of tho GcooraJ Fund up to and Including No. 7207 and of the Street Improvement Fund up to and Including No. 7320. Intorest to ccaso after December 7lh. 1017, O. B. KE8SEY, Town Treasurer, Dcc.0,10. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE OTATE OF OREGON FOR f ': COUNTY OF LANE Pink Butts, L Plaintiff I VS. ' SUMMONS L. E. Butts, ( DoforTdant ' TO L. E. BUTTS. Defendant: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON: You aro hereby us quired to appear and answer tho com plaint filed against you in the abovo entitled suit within six weeks from the day ot tho first publication here of or of personal ncrvlco If served In person without the state, and If you fall to answer or appear for want thereof tho plaintiff will tako a de cree against you for the relief prayed for In the complaint, to-wit tho dis solution of the marriage relation now existing between plaintiff and defend ant, the resumption bf her maiden narao and such oth r relief as the court may deem equitable. This summons is required to be published six ' consecutive weeks by order of O, F. Skioworth Judge of said court dated. Oct 31st, 1917, and! tho date 01 tho first publication horo 6f is Nov. 1st, 1017. C. A. WINTERMEIER, Attorre" for plaintiff residing at Eugene, f'rogon. Nov.l,S.lC,22,;0,Dcc.C,13, W. F. WALKER UNDERTAKER FUNERAL DIRECTOR Office Phono C2 Residence C7-JI Vest Main St Dr. N. W. Emery DENTIST 8UTTON DLDQ. . - PHONE -20-J RESIDENCE PHONE 129-W CAREFUL. CONSCIENTIOUS DENTISTRY OR. J. E. RICHMOND PHONES Office, 3; Residence, 116- Over Commercial Bank, Springfield. Oregon. D. Wv ROOF JEWELER SPRINGFIELD, 0RE80N , FINE WATCH REPAIRING A SPECIALTY SEE US ABOUT 1 Selling your crearrt. It will liay you. Ask us about feed. EUOENE FARMERS CltEAMEtlY. LEARN MUSIC AT HOME! Lessons Free New Method Learn ta Play By Note Piano, Organ, Violin, Bdnjo, Mandolin, CorneL Harp, 'Cello, Gukar, Piccolo, Clarinet, Trombone, Flute or to sing. Special Limited Offer of free weekly lessons. You pay only for music and postage, wnlcb Is small. Money back guarantee. No extras. Beginners or advanced pupils. Everything illustrated, plain, simple, systematic. Free lectures each, course. 16 years' success. Start at once. Writo or Free booklet to day Now. U. S. Schoel ef Muclc, 225 Fifth Avenue, New York City. But 16 Shopping Days Left.- M Cross Yarn in Khaki, 'Blue and Gray Useful Holiday Gifts Another Sale Monarch Fast-Colored Shirts, Special $1.25 For Father, Brother, or Friend,, the ideal spot for the right kind of gift-buying -in the Men's and, Boys' Department of the McMorran-& Washburn store. Every day we offer unusual value for thrifty men or women shoppers. These negligee and dress, shirts are made in the plain, soft or starched style of excellent printed madras and l(30-count percales. Sizes 14 to 18. H Men's Holeproof :Silk Hose " 55c Pair, or $3.25 Per Box: Delight him by presenting him with a bo of tbe famous Holeproof Silk Hose, made of the finest silk, guaranteed, all sizes; the colors are black, white, btile, tan, gray,,purple champagne, malse, and red. ; Give the Boy an American Boy Suit $7,50 with 2 pr. pants Imagine his pride, his joy at getting one oX these wonder ful suits for Christmas; just what he. wantsHe knows the "American Boy Suits." All real boys do. American '"Boy Magazire Free With every suit or overcoat we will give a free subscrip tion to the.American Boy Mag azlne, which is the best maga zine published forboy's, chuck full of real, live, Jolly stories. Pioneer Suspenders and; Belts ? 50cto$1.50 i Suspenders and Belts in 'single 'fend combinations of sus penders, belts, arm bands', garters. Packed in. fancy holi day boxes. A most acceptable gift for- father; brother, ;or son. 'Arm Bands, 5c to 25c. ' Garters, 25c' and 50c. 'Bnghton-Carlsfcjad Sleeping Gar- ments for Men $1.25 to $3.50 Real honest-to-goodness comfort, real rest, real pleasure Js a man's when, sleeping in a Brighton-Carlsbad gowii; pa lama, sleeping suit or pajunion. They cost no more then others, but you get a lot more. GIVE "HIM" A SUIT FOR CHRISTMAS. Gowns, $1.25 to $2.00. Pajamas, $1.25 to $2.50. Pajun lons, $1.50 to $2.50. Sleeping Suits, $3.50. x All made of the' finest outing flannel, teaseldown and French flannels. MEN'S CHRISTMAS NECKWEAR IN A THOUSAND DIF FERENT STYLES, 50c and $1.00. Our Toy Department, 2nd Floor Now Open L: Bring the children to our Toy Department, let them see the big display of toys, books, games, furniture, dolls, carts, guns, boats, etc. Santa Claus will be at our store next Sat urday afternoon from 2 until 5 p. m. Children can leaye orders with him and mail letters to him here. MOTOR WEAVE Auto Robes $6.75 AMERICAN BOY SUITS $5.00 to $12 PLAN CHILDREN'S NIGHT EachWember Expected to Bring One l Child to Entertainment "Tho Robokahs are planning child- r,en's night Deqembor 28, Every member ot tno iouo is expoctou to come and bride a child with them. A committee composed of Mrs. Ethel Dally, Mrs. Curtis Haydon, Mrs. Hannah Hill, mYs. R. P. Morten son, Mrs. Rotloy Snodgrass is nt work planning a program which will afford an evening of fun for the cal dron, i . NOTICE TO .MEMBERS OF CAMP! 247WOODMAN OF THE: WORt-fl .:'TrhiB.:lB to inform you that1 Nel)h jjpr Ransom Miller has been elected as assistant cleric of the camp.nnq you can pay your dues to him at his'1 place of'tiUB.frtotis'bii-Main street, and ho will giro you rocolpt for same. Fraternally, HERBERT E. WALKER, Clerk. The Price of Fuel Is Going Up But the st of Gas Never Increases ji ' We have many satisfied customers who are using GAS for COOKING, and HEATING WATER Telephone 58 and we will send j a represjeiitaLtiVe to Explain i; Oregon Power Co, A. L. INQAl.Lt, HfhtT.