The Springfield news. (Springfield, Lane County, Or.) 1916-2006, December 31, 1917, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY, DECKMI3ER 31, 1017 THE SPRINGFIELD NEWR VAQK r Clearance Sale of Gift Goods AT PRICES SLIGHTLY ABOVE COST to havo our money tied up In holiday goods until next Christmas. Therefore wo are going lb have jv Apodal' wilo of Biich goods. Our holiday trade luis been unuHunlly good but our Block was largo and wo' still havo many dcHirablo gift goods that mtiBt bo cloned out. You can buy such goods tit practically what they cost ub. , If you liavo moro glftB to buy or need some of tho practical goods for personal use this Is a raro oppor tunity. , , Buy. your Now Yoar gifts during his special oalo PHONE 31 X . - L . . . . - - a. ill - m. m m ii4aimi jluwa ami vjluiuiuj tr. proud and Mrs. Arthur Snood nro Uio Jud parents of a boy born on Friday Olon Ditto linn Hold hit OTerland automobile to V. 0. Doner. A number of local itorei are finish' InR up their IriTolcInc for 1017. Mm O. Miller and daughter, Vora aro spending a fow days at Donna. We hare freih Jersey IIk for salo at 9 cents a Quart or S cent a pint. Springfield Creamery. Mm. Goorgo Derlno and son of Jat por wero business visitors In Sprlnc field Saturday, . MIbb Mary Waters, of Sprini;fIoId underwent a minor operation at tho Northwest hospital In Eugeno on Fri day. WATJTElJ A youna man 15 to 18 years to learn the optical business, Mm, D. D. Woddlo, who rosldos In East Sprlngflold, foil on tho walk near hor liomo Friday morning, and broko two bones fit hor loft arm. A doctor was summoned and dressed tho wound od mombor. C, Olson nnd family aro moving from Uio rooms above Jho Southern Pacific depot whoro thoy havo boon living .slnco coming to Springfield to proporly on Springfield Holghts. Farmers Land Plaster Wo havo a largo car to nrrlvo In Fobruary. If taken from tho car wo will ell It to you enough clicapor to pay you to got your stock nt that time Catarrh Cannot BeCured with IXJCAf, AI'l'LlCATIONB. ft llicy nirinot rnncli llio seat of tlio 1Iha. Co tnrrli Is a blood or connlltulloniil illnc.-iae, nnd In order to curs II yon muxt InNe In ternal remedies. Hull's Cntnrrli Cure In iaien iniernnny, arm au directly upon the blood nnd rnucmi mirfo.ee. llnll'n Cfttnrrli Cum Is not a qunck medicine. It wn prescribed by ono of the bent plry sklnn In this rounlry for yrnrs nnd In n rrcular prrxcrlptlon, It In composed of the hmt tonlcn known, combined with the best blood purifier, nrtliiff directly on tho mucous surfaces. Tho perfect combina tion of the two fnirrcdlent I what pro duce turh wonderful result In curing catarrh. Hend for tcxtlmnnlal. free. F. J. CHKNlsr & CO.. Prop., Toledo, O. Fold by Drull, price Jte, Take lull' Family rill for eonjllpollon. Have New Signs Painted. M. M. I'cery Drug company and C. F. Egglmann and Kctcls Drug store aro having now slgnn painted on tho win- Transportation Is a serious problem dows at their places of business. Frank und wo ndvlso you to got your order Adams, a local painter, is doing' tho booked for tho firflt car. Nolo, Land wnrW L-pInstor Ib higher than when wo con tracted for this car. company. Springfield Feed , ul lHU lllUKUI) unni wmorroir. Enquire Sherman W. Moody, EuneneVj M1 vhiUj i a former Springfield cbTmlc constipation may be per- Ilandall II. Scott, who is in tho Army Y. M. C. A. at Vancouver Barracks, returned to Vancouver Saturday morn ing after spending Chrlntmas at home. Mrs. L. J. Lcpley nnd small son, Illch ard, have returned from California whoro they spent two weeks visiting with frlonds and relatives. Charles Tyson, of Klamath Falls, spont a fow days last week visiting with Mr. and Mrs M. C. Drossier, of this city. Chamberlain's Tablets Chamberlain's Tablets aro intended especially for stomach troublo. fail- Earl Laxton, a son of JamcsXazton. 1 Irti I annua anrl nnnaHnaHnn and tinvA of this city, is visiting with htsVronts ' mot w)th much 8UCCCS8 ln lhe' trcat, tor a row nays, awaiting orders to mcnt ot tnoeo diseases. People who movo with tho HospllaKCJorps at Port- .b-ve suffered for years with stomaeh land, of which ho Is a member. I trouble and' have been (unable to ob Morlon White, of CotUgo Orovo. and ' U,n Rnjr Pennanent relief, have been Blla Jacobson, of Astoria, aro visiting C0Pletc,r cured by the use of these with Miss Wlilto's father. W. J. Whim tbfels. Chamberlain's Tablets are of tko Doll theatre, nntll tomorrow. B,B0 of Krcat Talne ,or """ High school student, I manently cured by taking Chamber lain's Tablets and observing the plain printed directions with each bottle. Springfield Feed company received n carload of mill feed over tho Oregon Glen Ditto loft this morning for fSnnitln mttm ti wilt wlalt n alinw, I wiuvii iu luim; um. mu uuuuh u u" , iunur uuu uumoraiizint,. ine TOUlll S jforrcd from Eugeno by motor trucks. Companion Is a powerful Influenco In Lucllo Johnson, of Marcola, had her Q A 8 , Focd awakening a Utsto for what Is best adenoid, removed at tho NorUiwest on d Mra w M . IIuntor ,mvo In readinK. It Is on guard at tho read- hospital Friday. n( from r ghort lng gate! Nothing cheap, mean or .,. , uaiQim passes us cnancngo. uut noun uscar Anaorson ana K. Anderson, or TJnfl tvnrn liiiHlnnan vtnMnrn In Ktirln. : , ,' , , " " . Tho llttlo daughter of Mr. and Mrs. On Guard at the Reading date It Is a, flno thing to guard our homes agalnBt alien soldlors of whoso pur pose wo aro all aware. Dut Is Is also very Important to guard thorn against other insidious foes that creep in un der tbo dlsguiso of friendly entertain ers to plunder and destroy' tho cher ished ideals, tho lofty standards, tho 306, White Temple; Eugene. clear viows Utat havo givon the homo Its character. If you will familiarize your young pcoplo with tho bcBt reading, thoy will not bo likely .to crave what Is in Q. R. Gullion, M.D. Practice Llrrllted tl Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Graduate Nurse Attending Springfield Garage Incorporated 9 Repairing a Specialty FO&D STUDEBAKER Main, bet. Fourth and Fifth. Phono It SPRINGFIELD, OREGON Sherman Potter, who was threatened V. N. Lnlrd, ot Pleasant XI 111 on with pneumonia is now considered out Friday -took out a license to purchase of danger. hltiRtlnir nnwilMi- J. K. Mooker has roturncd from Rich ' Uovorend S. A. Danford.'of Iho Moth. laud, Washington, whoro ho hns been odlst church, mado a business trip to Portland Frldny. Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Pollard returned Friday from Orogon City whoro thoy spont Chrlstrons with rolaUves. ..Alfajfa Hay- Nice green second cut- i ting. First class clover hay and grain ! living and will mako his homo on his ranch at Thurston. Stella Harldt, daughter of Mrs. John McKay, had her tonsils and adenoids rcmovod nt the offfco of a local physcl clnn Thursday. Fresh Jersey rallk at the Spring' hay In stock. If you need a ton or a j fluid Creamery, carload wo can fill your order at low- cents per pint. est prices. SprlnKflold Food company 9 cents per quart, 5 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Cofer, of Wend MrsTTrunlc Taylor, underwent a ""(?. "iving returned to tnoir nome minor operation at tho office of a lo- spending Christmas with rola cal physician Friday evening. j t'ves in Sprlngtioid. A. M. Hngan rnd A. C. Dixon, both Mr. and Mm. J. W. Doran nnd lltUo ' gand-laughtor, Wavoll Klntzloy, of tho Ilooth-Kolly mill Saturday. l i'ortland. who have been vlsltlng"ln 'Springfield for tho past weok, roturn D. L. Barton, warohouso foreman at J0 t0 portinnd ycBtorday. tho Southern Pacific depot bus boon . trnnsforrod to Uio Marshflold dopot. Dr nn1 Mr8- c- E- Wilson, ot So: tlo, Washington, roturncd to their Goorgo Mpon, son ot Mr. nnd Mrs. llomo wodnosday , after spending Virgil Moon, had his tonsils, nnd ado- Christmas with Dr. Wilson's sister. nolds ronioved last wook. MrH. c. n shout, mul fnmllv. Tho llttlo daughtor of Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Hatch Is convalescing from a rocont IllnoBS. ' ', ".. Mrs. T. II. McComsoy undorwont a.. major oporatlon at tho Mercy hospital In Eugono todny. If. S. Coffin, of Portland, spent Sun day with his paronls, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Coffin, of thlB city. NOTICE -All porsons knowing themsolvos In dobtcd to tho undorslgncd plenso call and scttlo tholr nccounts. by the first of tho yoar unless provlous nrrnnga.- montB havo boon mado ns I am alining to go on a cash baslB, Doc.24,27.3l J, J. BROWNING Myrllo Coponhavor, dauglitor of Mrs Adcllno Coponhavor, who has boon Nola Jensen, formorly of Springfield srondlng Christmas at homo, roturned - a ii.i. I i m w i . . . . huh rummon m who cuy irum iioy- .tcday no Warronton .wlioro sho Is a brok, Washington. Uoachcr In tho public schools. David Storllng nnd family, of Cot-j Tho llttlo sonor Mr. nnd Mrs. Ray tago qrovo, apont Sunday afternoon naugh foil from a tricyclo last weok with Mr, and Mrs. C. B. Lyon, , -j nnd cut a gash In his nock. A doctor Frod Froy, ot aoshon, undorwont a 1 wna summoned and tho llttlo follow Is major operation at tho Mercy hospital , '"'Fovlng rapidly. In Eugeno, Saturday. j Julo Pollard and Myra Adoll Hutch inson wero tho dlnnor guosts of Dr. and Mrs. N, W. Emory on Saturday. Dr, II, O, Danford, with tho Medical j Corps at Camp Lowls dropped In on his parents, Dr, and Mrs. S. A. Danford, botwoon trains yostorday, Henry Llobo, of tho Southern Pacif ic company, with headquarters in Port land, mado a business trip to tho Booth-Kelly plant Saturday. Miss Theda PerklnB and nloco, Car men Harwood, who have been spend; lag tbo past weok at.'tffo homo of rol- Mr. and Mrs. Henry McCullum, of Wood California, havo boon visiting for tho past fow days with (rlondB In Sprlngflold. Mr. McCullum formorly ownod a barber shop in Springfield. G. W. Blazer, of Uio Southern Pnclf- io depot forco in this city, has handed in his resignation to tnko offoct Jan uary 7th, Ho will go to Pocatolla, Idaho, E. J. Brlgham, formorly of this city, arrlvod In Sprlngflold Friday after noon from American Lako, whoro ho has booh employed as a plumbor and steam flttor for tho past summer. Mr. Drlgllam will, remain horo for a fow atlvoB, returned Saturday .t'o tholr days and thon go to Portland (o visit or does tho crabbed and dull and aus tere. Cheery (dcallBm Is Tho Com panion's countersign. Put It on guard at your reading gato! Tho Companion is $2.00 a year. If you do not know it, by all means send for Bamplo copies giving a forecast of what tho noxt volume will bring. By adding 2C conts you can also got McCall's Magazine tho best fashion 'authority fnr vnmrn nnd rlrlo hnth I publications for $2.25. Our two-at-ono prico offer Includes: 1. Tho Youth's Companion 52 Issues ot 1918. 2. All tho remaining Issues of 1917. 3. Tho Companion Homo Calendar for 1918. 4. McCall's Magazines 12 fashion num bers of 1918. All for only $2.25. THE YOUTH'S COMPANION. Commonwealth Avo., Boston, Mass. Now Subscriptions Received nt thisf Office. nOBERT BURNS Lodge. No j 78, A. M, F Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite Unl venal and Symbolic' Free Masons meets first and third Friday evening In W. O. W balL Visiting brothers wel come. P. AV Johnson Secretary. Cbas, Klngswell R. W. M Will Train Provisional Companies '"Corporal Doll HInson, of the Second company, O, C. A. at Fort Stevens, has licen Bcloctod as ono of a number ot inen who will train two now provision nl compnnlos which havo been recently statlonod at tho fort. D. W. ROOF JEWELER SPRINGFIELD, - OREGON FIJE WATCH REPAIRING - A SPECIALTY CAREFUL. CONSCIENTIOUS DENTISTRY DR. J. E. RICHMOND PHONES Office, 3; Rea&tenee, 11B-. Over Commercial Bank. Springfield. Oregon. From the Heart Out My Tuesdays nro mcatloss, My Wednesdays aro wheatloss. I am getting moro oatless each day; My home it is heatless, My bed it is shcotloss, All sent to the Y. M. C. A. Tho barroom Is troatleBs, My Coffco 1b swootloss, Each day I got poorer nnd wiser; My Stockings aro fcotless, My Trousers aro soatless, My God, how I do hato tho Kaiser. Exchange. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. This Is not only ono of tho best and most efflclont medicines for coughs, colds nnd croup, but Is also pleasant and safe to tako, which Is important when modlclno must bo given to chil dren. Many mothers hayo given It tholr unqualified endorsement NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice Is hereby civen that thn un. redslgnod has boen appointed admin istrator, of tho estate of Maria Minor, docoasod, by tho Judgo of tho County Court for Lano County, J)regon, Al porsons having cjalma against, said estato aro hereby notltiod to pre sent the same-, properly verified and with tho proper vouchers, to tho administrator oLth.q office of .Young & Rayt in tho County Court House, within six m6n"th8 from the dato of the first publication ot this notice. Dato of tho first publication of this notice,-Doc. 10, 1917. JESSE A, .FO.UNTAIN, Administrator of the estate of Maria LEARN MUSIC AT HOME! Lessons Free New Method Learn tl Play By Not3 Piano, Organ, Violin, Banjo, Mandolin, Cornot, Harp, 'Coflo, j Gukar, n'ccolo, Clarinet, Trombone, , Flute or to sing. Special Limited j Offer of frco weekly lessons. You pay only for music and postage, wnlcb Is small. Money back guarantee. No oxtros. Begtnnors W advanced pupils. Everything Illustrated, plain, simple, systematic. Froo lectures each course. 1C years' success. Start at onco. Wrlto for Free, booklet to day Now, U. S. School of Music, 225 Fifth Avenue. New York City. EUGENE THEATRE.. Gala Ntw Yara Offering MATINEE AND-NIGHT TUESDAY, ' JANUARY 1 America's Fastest and Funnlett Farce Fair and Warmer New York Chicago Cast of Funmakers! PRICES, EVE. 50c TO $1.50 POP. MAT. 50c TO $1 Seats on Sale Saturday, A. M. Mail Orders Now! To all our patrons and friends we wish a successful and prosper ous New Year. We expect to han dle only the best of Groceries and will make the prices right. Start the New Year right by trading with the The Fifth Street frocery R. W. SMITH, Prop. Phone 22 I take this J opportunity to thank the trade for their patron age this last yea arid wish you a happy and 'prosperous New Year. . A. HALL, Shoe Store Consider Your Children's Eye If a child's eyes are Imperfeet, cor rect" glasses should be obtained lm mediately. If this Is done tho child may grow out of Its trouble but otherwise the defect increases until glasses are inevitable, while a cure becomes impossible. j Our sorrice does not end until you are satisfied with out work. THAT IS OUR, GUARANTEE. TELEPHONE 362. SHERMAN W. MOODY Factory on Premises Broken Lenses EYE SIGHT SPECIALIST Quickly Replaced 881 wniamctto St.. Euecce. Ore. NEW SERVICE: We are authorized under the Federal Reserve Law to act as an Executor, Administraror, Guardian ' or Trustee. ThiB is a new service our officers will be glad to discuss with you. FIRST NATIONAL BANK, EOCENE, ORFGON. Made in Springfield A DIRECTORY OF MERCHANTS AND BUSINESS MEN WHO WANT. YOUR BUSINESS AND WILL GIVE YOU GOOD VALUES EGGIMANN'S . r FOR FINE Pastries and Candies EGGIMANN'S CANDY KITCHEN AND BAKERY PHONE 51 YOU GET ALL THE NEWS THAT'S "MADIt IN SPRINGFIFXD" in i ,v ; SPRINGFIELp NEWS EVERV MONDAY AND THURSDAY . Bubsorlatlon "l.5fr st'ii .vear ul ', Vfhijl" ELECTRICITY For light, heat and power. , w "Made in Springfield." Oregon Power Co. ED. DOMPIER General Blacksmith, Woodwork Shop an'd" Painting, Livery Barn and Feed Stable. I still buy bides, pelts and'aflWda1 ot" junk. f . a.'fe'-lt k sji". working for me. 4 ' . -sbbTH'SsjeONrysTsPRiNsiiC'D v h' a. yJ '.-'I it Lau -Ut ,VaU Minor, decoasod. Dec,10,17,24.31;Jon.7.