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About The Springfield news. (Springfield, Lane County, Or.) 1916-2006 | View Entire Issue (May 23, 1918)
I THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1018, Tim BPIUNGFIELD NBWfl PAGE S Www w mr Catarrh In WiW wrtw M tfc. awmtrr than all ether Iiimm pt letftthtr, and until tin laat faw mh m atippeaad to bo Incurnbla. ret RreaLmany year doctors ftopomwrt It a tcaC'dta fnttd preH1 tacaPicmtf? dlra, and by constantly falllnff to eura with local treatment, pronouncrd It Incurs ntilf. ;-Ho(oiir Imi provvtt Catarrh tp ba av constitutional illnenaf, .and tticreforn rt nulrrs oanailtUllbhal 'ttnatrmnt. Hull's I'utorrh Ciira, Muiniifnctiireil liy V, J. Cheney A Co., Talrdd, Oliltt, In Ilia only Conalltullonal curn on the tnarlitl. It la taken Infernally. It aita directly on tlia blood and mcoii aurfncoa of tin ayaiam. They offer ono liundrrd ilollnra (or nny cnt It falla tn cure, Send for c-lrjiilars and titllnonlnl, VLddrM) V. J. fHICNUr a CO., Toledo: o, noM tr nrtiKicliH. ICn Tak Hall o Kamllr J'lll for coronation OUT-OF-DOOR DAYS Are Welcome After the Severe 1 Winter Day ' 1 Nature will inako nn onpuclal appeal to uit UiIh spring. If you wlHlr to retain pictured of nature'H buty upotB, Jqlnttho tinny of happy kotlnkore, Wo aro agents for " EASTMAN KODAKS .TJioflu Kodaka arc wondorfully cany lo operate and r jovoiixtlio loweat prlrcd oiioh take perfect He) . Hilnf nrnB. Vr linvn nvnrvllilnir In , Mrs. J. J. MUrry of Ashland IS visit ing hor brother, J. C. Nell of tho Springfield garage, whllo her husband attends tho Odd Follows convontlon at Boaatdo. She arrivod horo Satur day. Mr1; and Mrs. J. C. Noll, Mrs. NcH'b nlstor, Mrs. J, J. Murry, who Is visit ing here from southorn Oregon, and Mrs. I). W. S.turgcB, motored to Urownsvlllo yesterday to visit rela pictures. Wc have everything In. 1 U m V5 PHOTO SUPPLIES t ThoHO goods are fresh and our prices are right. No raiso in prlco on films. PHONE 31 f iflown and Vicinity l 3. J. Jones' of Rosoburgfcls visiting friends and relatives here., D. S, Dosls la attending grand lodgo at Soasido this wcok. : C. O. Mael of Lowell Is a business visitor In thin city today. Reduced prices on all hats at Mrs. Thompson's. adv. , Mlas Schwoaring of Waltervllle was In 'Springfield last Saturday. "J, B. Tierce and Mrs. Schnmp were In UiIh city Saturday from Cedar Flat. J. J. Cnbo of 'Cedar Flat was In Sprlngflold last Saturday. See tho nuto eye toster at Peory'B. . N. Meier and wlfo of Camp Creek were in Springfield Friday. F. It. Wilson of Croswell was a visitor hero this week. Miss Allco Kcstcr has acceptod n Mrs. Zolla Cantrnll, who ha been quite III at her homo hero. Is.ablo to rosumo hor work In thb local tele phono offlco. ' ' Thoro was a heavy frost in this section Monday night, but itpwa not n killing one, and thcro was not much damage done. F ' , r Mr. and Mrs. Quchanah of dottage Grove wore In Uls city Sunday to visit j ,,orry WaIlaco. who was employed their son, who is quite III with scarlet ; , thn 0rceon ,,owP nInnt horo ,BB( the tives and friends thoro. Cy Burton, who formerly run a tailor shop horo, but who is now liv ing In MarBhfleld, Is In this city to attond tho funeral of his father-in-law, N, H. Ilutlor, who died Sunday evening. His wlfo is hero with him. Mrs. Thompson has Just received a shipment of white hats in the latest shapes' also some children's hats. adv. F. H. Titus, who formerly lived in this city, bpt who left here over a year and a half ago, returned Tues day for a visit with relatives and friends'1. Ho has 'been, it ' Hillsdale, Wisconsin. 1 fovor in tho hospital here. Rellablo remedies r!ht reasonable Itojcali: summor, but who has been with U. S. marines at Mare Island, has beon transferred to Alexandria, yir- Joy Walker arlved 8aturdayfrom Kjn!a Corvallls, whore bo hag been attend- . ,, ' nuiuiu t-ccry, son oi wr. nnu .Mrs. M. M. I'oory of this city, was visiting relatives nnd friends hero tho first 5of the week. Ho 1b attending tho Uni-' position with tho Church nnd School nUBband at Dond. Ing school. Ho will probably remain for tho wook.' Mrs, Roy McQee of Olcndale, Ore., visited Mrs. W. V. Hutchinson of this city Tucsdny. Mrs. McQca was for merly Miss Ksthor Hartlng of Eugene. Mrs. Harry Michaels of this city went to tho coast country yesterday to visit rolatlvcs before rejoining hor shop In Kugene, First-class bhoe repairing at tho W A. Hall Shoo store. utlv. Dr. W. C. Uebhan of this city niudo a professional trip to Oakrldgo Tues day. Mrs. F. II. Goodpasture of Eugcno Is In this city today looking after property Interests, , . . Miss Lena Hcrsman and Miss Mar garet Campbell of Thurston woro lo-. eal visitors Friday. First-class shoo repairing at the W. A. Hall Shoo storo. adv. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Fry and Mr. nnd Mrs. Will Kotchum and family mo tored to Wlnberry Sunday. They re turned tho Ramo day. Mrs. AI Montgomery, who left horo last Wednesday for Rosoburg to visit hor son, returned home Sunday even ing. ' i verslty of Oregon medical school sin Portland. His school will be out llri' two wcok8. We are closing out our entire stock Lota of bargains yet In men's women's Hoy's, Misses' and children's shoes. Como quick. Wolf & Miller. aiJv. i . Mr. and Mrs. J; E. Richmond mo tored to Portland Sunday. Mrs. Rich mond and' children went to Monmouth, while' Dr. Richmond attended the ded icatory of tho 1. O. O. F. home 'In Portland, and from there wont to grand lodgo at Seaside. Harvy M. Conloy, son of Mr. nnd A Nevf Perfection OH Cook Stove means 'kitchen' comfort and convenience. Ask your friend who hat one. ' Used in 3,000,6o6 home's. Inexpcnsive,easy o op erate. Seejthera at your dealer's today. ' Kitchen Comfoit r i , -j to I v f r ,n',n No matter how hot it is outside, your kitchen is always cool and comfortable when you use a New Perfection Oil Cook Stove. - ,. The steady heat -k concentrated on the cookfer. There if no smoke or odor; no dust or dirt, Lights at the touch of a match 'arid heats m a jiffy!. Bakfer, broils', toasts, toasts, all the year rouseV - Economical. t,,.,0f And you have all the convenience of gas. . Ia l,2r 3 and 4 burner tttct. with or without orcaa or cabinet. Atk your dealer today. . STANDARD OIL COMPANY , (CtWorala) j . ; NEW BEiREECTlON It CC50K STOVE 'Suffers Broken Wrist Merle Chase, who lives in tho Prunevllle district, broke his wrist last Thursday while cranking a Ford on the streets of Eugene. He was taken to the Eugeno hospital, where ! the fracture was reduced. National Dank building Is being re- Egglmann's for fancy pnstry nnd pared. It hnd boon broken and worn wbito victory bread, 10c adv. rough. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ward of, Camp f Mr8i Thompson has Just recolved a Crock nnd daughtor from Aberdeen, shipment of white hats In tie latest Wash., were In this city Saturday. '8hltpos; nlsoomoKhlldren'B hats. J. R. Stevens nnd family, who llvo v B(lv at Camp Creek, woro local visitors Saturday. Mrs. P. Conley of this city, left Friday Tho pavement. In front of tho Firstlfor PortInnJ. ho will bo cm- Dioycu in inn sninrnrtiR. nn ntunn n XTra Vnnnln Q,ic,tt n t. .1 .tn,,nf.,n of this city expect to lonvo Saturday t Ernest Dladon. mnnngor of tho Doll for 0rCgon City, whero they will mako theatre, returned Sunday from a busl- (heir homo. nous trip to Portland. . Fit your own eyes with gpcctaclos ranch near here, but for the past Boveral months has been visiting his parents horo. '' I W. H. Whitnev of thla nltv vn. tn Suthorland Sunday visiting his mother and sister there. On his return he vfsltod John Inn'l8 nnd Henry McColm Here on Furlough. Fred Lemley, whose home Is In this city, and who Is a member of the 361st . ambulance corps at Camp Lewis, arrived here last evening to ' spend a short furlough. He is well, known In this city. Is Spelling Winner. Richard Collins won the fourth prlie- in the seventh and eighth grade spelling contest in Eugene last Fri day. He attends tho Qlenwood school In West Springfield. at-Pcory's. Oeorgo Clark nnd Jnck nurglo of Mabel motored to this city last even ing to visit with friends. ; Mrs. W. A. MnthowB of Doxtor wad 1 Miss lloatrlce and Vlo Rico, fresh men In. tho University of Oregon, spent tho wcok-end horo at tho homo of Miss Wanna McKlnnoy. M. C. Drossier of this city left Mon day for Clonrwator, Nobraska, whoro ho will spond two or three weeks at- T, E. Floldor, Albert Maybeo. J. M. Wilson and A. W. Tatley of this city brought hero Monday in n aorlous con- tpndng to- buBln088 for ,,8 Btoro, dltlon to undergo medical treatment. ( Why ray llc for brend? VaironltQ Mrs. Esther Skornlchka of this city h0mo baking and got it for less. Eg- loft Saturday for Portland, whoro Bho Bmann'B njv wllf visit frlondB for a week. Wernlta Wlnzcnrold, 12-yearold Mrs. Ida Larison, Splrella Corse- ,inUEhtor of Mrs. H. J. Erlckson of tiorro. Phono 11BW, Springfield, adv. P,on8ant ,, wast operated on Sun Tho Springfield Mill and Elevator day for npp0ndleltlB In the Springfield Company Bhlpped a car of flour to hospital. Portland yesterday, Tho Springfield Food and Sood Company received a car of flour and feed this morning. D. ailmoro, Southorn Pacific agont nt Qllmorc, was in this city to day. between trains. .Reduced prices on all hats at Mrs. Thy mpson's, adv. E. E. Morrison of thin city mndo a business- trip to Portland yesterday eyonlng, , I, C. Smith of rfopnor's addition la moving his household goods today to Eugene, whore ho has'a homo. Leaves for Duty. Clarence Chase, son of F. D .Chase of Chase gardens, left Tuesday for nrflninrtnn' Vndh wh'nrA h will rn- lam at Lcona, who run a harbor shopjp for duty ,n tho 8ervlce of the lOrmerly lived In this nvnr riBirvo Ho formorlv nttPnd. They there, city. Particular pooplo proror purchasing perfectly puro potent pills, powders, potions, plasters, patents, pons, paper, and pleasing perfumes at Peory's PninBtaking Pill Parlor. Thoso registered at tho American Hotel this weok aro J. M. Wilson, Ashcroft. D C; P. A. Johnson, Sam McQueen,- E. P. Foe, Modford; Miss i May Rlggs, Eugeno; Mrs. F. M. Morse, i Eugono; Mrs. L. E. Mathews, Dexter; Wm. Chlsomoro nnd family, S. J. JoncB, Roseburg; M. A. Phelps, Eu geno. Quests of the Hotel Springfield this weok aro James W. Cole, Mohawk; V. L. Puntcn, Camp Creek; Leo Miller, Dayton C. Thomson, Wendllng; Min ed Springfield high school. "Finds Bullet In Tree. H. J. Erlckson and Ed Miller, who wero falling timber at Pleasant Hilt, sawed through a bullet which was deoply Imbedded Jn the tree. They counted tho rings and according to them tho bullet was shot eighty-four years ago. Tho bullet wns more than one-half Inch In diameter. .OREGON'S GREAT PARCELS POST STORE, 1 Jlllli8aaialSS ySylaa&aMBsjultSaalaBS NEARLY 20,000 SQUARE FEET OF FLOOR SPACE in main building, besides one warehouse and five big stock rooms, all chuck full of tremendous stocks of highest grade merchandise, and because most of this is gone at old prices, we are ACTUALLY RETAILING BELOW WHOLESALE in a great many lines, making it uecidedly advantage ous for you to shop here either by mail or in person. PRICES ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED AGAINST ANY COMPETITION. have gone to Oregon City, whoro thoyjn,e Scboenberger, Dr. E. H. Hobson Receives Bonds. Tho First National Bank of Spring field' has recolved from the govern ment all full paid Liberty bon& of tho Third Liberty Loan, and subscri bers may get them by callfng at the bank. will ba employed In tho Hnwloy paper mills. Dora Monday, uto Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Andorson of Cottage Grove, a son. Mrs. Andorson, who Is' a sistor of Mrs. Paul Robloy of Springfield, is staying horo. Dost Shoo Repairing at WOLF & MILLER Miss Sybil Wos'tfall, who lives In Douglas Qardons, and who is a mom- bor of tho froshmnn clnss in Spring' Mrs. J. L. Clark roturnod to horjflold high school, Is conflnod to hor honio In Independence Frldny aftor.homo with measles, an extended visit horo. . j E3. M, Crawford lias returned from ; Homnn monl bread, tho hoalth food, tho Froo MothodhU conference held at Egglmann's. r ndv.Jnt Roseburg, OroV'last weok, Mr. - Eleanor Knowlos of Cottage Orovo Crawford was honored by a placo on Bpbnt last wcok-end In thlB.clty with tho committeo.. tliat 'stationed tho friends, (? Mrs. Gilbert Miller and daughter Lllft, who have been In Oregon City preachers. Those registered at the Elite Hotol this week aro R E. Wllholm, Seattlo; vH V roturaea Sunday. Mclvln MorriB, Athena; Dob Dnloy, j'lrhe young poople of Springfield will Orogon City; Guy DoIboU, Mabol; Sam enjpy another of tholr Informal dances Johnson, Ix)ranoj Jack Mllllcan, Cart- in Stevens' hail tomorrow night. laua; Jo Holt, Wendllng. Mabel; Henry Achey, Mrs. Eflle M, PpstVlda; Mrs. W. B. Tucker, Leba non; Mrs, Llztlo Walter Nulso, Mabel; W. A. Cluor, Eugone; J. N. Seole, Le ona; Hurlo Crawford, . Bruco Pot'tl John, Madison Sporos, Silas Yarnoll, E. C. Martin, Marcola; J. Colo, Clar ence Jans, Glen WaBsom, Harrisburg; J. N, Sottlo, Dort T.hacker, Guy Ste phens, Waltorvlllo; H, w. Hnstloy. Meetlngb Are Lively. Tho serl.es of hte.etngs being held at tho Christian church, by Rev. and Mrs. M. H. Fngan are very satisfac tory and haVe been drawing a big crowd every ovening. Mr. and Mrs, Fdgan are doing a fine work horo. ifiTMAff-tfjiKiiittaVjHjieffi'iiiuBa j-),araT-iv.n. . r .... , TWENTY-FIVE BUSY STORES IN ONE. Card of Thanks. Wo wish to thank our friends and n.-lFhbors for tho kindness and syrn rhthy .Bhown us In our bo'roavement 'n tho loss of our husband; and fatho , nnd for tho beautiful floral offerings. IngB, VJ j, rj , MRS. NANCY ELIZABETH BURNS AND FAMILY. , JUST RECEIVED TWO Gar Loads of Feed Get Rid of Your Rheumatism. Now is the time to get rid of your rheumatism. You will find Chamber laln Llnlmoat a great help. Tho re-j liof which it affords is aloco worth many times its cost ' adv. An Engineering School. Walter R. Dimm, who was with tho first replacement reglmont of en gineers at Washington, D. C, has gone to tho r fourth Engineer rosorvo offi cer's training camp at Camp Loo, Virginia? ftard of Thanks. Wo wish to thank our many frleuds and neighbors for their sympathy dur ing our bereavement in tho loss of our wlfo x and sister; and for- the many floral offerings. ' 1 MR. HARRY CORSAW. MR. J. C. CORSAW.' ' ' MRS, GORDON PRATT & FAMILY. MR. STILhMAN "PRATT & FAMILY. x Consisting of BRAN, SHORTS, MILL FEED, MIDDLINGS, OAT -MIDDLINGS, ROLLED OATS, i .ROLLED BARLEY AND ALL; . KINDS OF CHICKEN v FEED ' ' SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY! OUR.PRICES ALWAYS RIGHT IDEAL FEED STORE 131 E. Ninth Street, 131 Park Street, Eugene, Ore. J