Thursday, august i, loij
TUB SPItlNdPliSLD NEWS'
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and Win the
Sorvo your country -hiivo the full yield of ltrrls,
frultH und vcyotitbloH. SucccHHful cunning Is , deter
mined by attention tolittlo dotnlls. Secure Hcnllug Ih
one of the cBBontlaln. Wo hnndlo nil of, the best bcuI
Ing tuutorlulH
BEES WAX AND ROSIN, PARAF
FINE, STICK SEALING WAX, ETC.
If you with to tnako success doubly nurd, wo can supply you
with any of Uio harmless Preservatives and can toll you how to
uso thorn,
Town and Vicinity
Whon In town look for "Egglmann's.
8oo the auto oyo tcatcr at I'oory'a.
Wllllntn Dock loft for Scattlo last
, Monday.
Rollablo remedies rlsht reasonable
r Roxall.
M. Wabcr has purchased a now
Maxwoll car.
Fit your own oyos with spectacles
nt I'cory's.
Mr. llruinetto wau In town
Jaspor yostordny.
from
Huy W. 8.8. this month. They'll
cost mora next mouth.
Suit that M-18 in War Saving
Stamps. They grow fust.
Miss Wllma Whlto of Cottage Grovo
spent over Sunday In town.
Kor unexpected company, call "Eg
glmann's," 61, for Ico Cream.
Mrs. Herbert Cox went to Mabel
whoro sho spent over Sunday.
Paul Weller of Jnspor spent last
Saturday In:, town on business.
Mrs. I!. T. Cox spent last Sunday
visiting in Mabol with friends.
Jess Piatt of Camp Creek spent the
-week-end in town on business. .
Horry Hallacks for sale,
adv. COX & COX.
Dlndor Twlno, Sack Twlno and
Grain Sacks at Springfield Peed Co,
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Mrs. H. (. Palmor of Tacoma i:n-
heon the guest of Mrs. W. C. Hebhani
Dost Shoo Hopatrlng at
WOLF & MILLER
Tho Sprlngflold Food Company ro
cotvod two car loads of feed this week.
. Sond "tho kids" War Saving
Stamps. Thoy'll like to paste 'oni on,
A. P. Johnson of Creswoll was a
Springfield visitor laBt Saturday.
Now shipment of fresh Rico Flour
Just rocotved. COX & COX.
Miss Mary Walters has gone to
f Portland whero she has employment.
Mr. and Mrs. Dob Illalr of Jaspor
spont Saturday in town on business.
Oct our prlco on fresh Rico Flour,
adv. COX & COX.
Mr., and Mrs. R. It. Shultz spent
.Sunday ut their, homo In East Spring.
Hold.
First-class shoo repairing at tho W
A. Hull Shoo storo. adv.
D, Crouch, of1 Yoncojla, was In town
:inut wook-ond and attending to busi
ness horo.
f O, W. Johnson arrived homo from
p 'Portland toduy, whero ho attendod to
4 business and vlsltod with friends
' there.
ARMY SHOES
for sale at the
W. A
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Stevo Holies Is quite ill at his homo
hero with a bud case of ptomn'fno
poisoning.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Carney of Thurs
ton spent tho week-end In town on
buslnoss.
What danger did tho United States
run from tho Oorman spy system?
Tho Eaglo's Eye.
J. W. WhKo, proprietor of tho Bell
Theatre, spent tho week end in town
from Cottago Grove.
J L. LopHy, who Is employed at tho
Fisher Uros. mill at Marcola. Is qulto
ill at his homo hero.
Whether tho namq "Egglmann's"
appears on bread wrappers or candy
sack, It spells Quality.
C. E. Fischer loft last Tuesday for
Loona, whero ho will crulso In tho
timber In the hilts thero.
Floyd Dartlolt, who Is employed In
a Jowolry storo ut Oregon City, spent
tho week-end at hls homo here.
Roy Mlllor nnd family of Scattlo,
Wash., aro visiting at tho J. W. Mc
Dowell homo.
Mrs, Frank Morris of Marcola spent
a few duj-B at tho homo of her mother,
Mrs. Dojl Spong.
MIbs Hlldagardo lladley of Portland
visited last week.end ut tho home of
Mrs. Maggie Duryco.
Miss Ruth Smith of Eugene spent a
tew days tho first of this week visiting
with Miss Lectio McDowell.
Mrs. Roy Jonog of Loona under,
wont a major operation nt tho local
hospital Monday evening.
W. II. Hunter ha3 been, employed by
'.ho Springfield Food Co. to oporato
ktho!r warehouse on Second street.
For your 'convenience wo have
stocked berry Hallacko. Seo us about
them. ' COX & COX.
Arthur Roborts and Earl LopJey
loft last Thursday for San Francisco
In a cnr( whore they will spend a' few
weeks.
Walter Smith of Dexter had his
tonsils and udnolds removed at tho
olllco of a locul physician last Mon.
duy.
County Agent Robb and E. E. Morri
son inspected Whlto Roso potatoes In
tho vicinity of this city last Wednes
day. W. J. Flynn, chief of, the United
Stutes Secret Sorvlco, broko up tho
Gorman spy system, Tho Eaglo's
Bvn.
Mls8 Mabel Ilralthwulto left ." for
Portland las Motnday, whoro sho, will
visit ut tho homo' of L. It. Perkins
and family.
Mrs, J. M. Shaub nnd daughters,
of Creswoll, aro visiting ut tho homo
of Mrs, Shnub's brother, C. L. Scott
and family.
Mrs, Zolla Cantroll has returned to
hor work at. the local telephone office
aftdr a two-weeks vacation, which sho
spont at tho coast.
Stpre .
Carl H.-Fsclior arrived homo Uv.d.
nesdny ovonlng nftor spondlnij a fo.v
days attending to business at Loona.
Fifty million dollars was spont by
Ithq GcrmanH to dostroy tho industries
or ino unuou mines, waicu lor uio
Eagles Eyo,
Mrs. II. A. Wilsliburno and (laugh-
Iter, Mrs. Helen Martin, returned tho
latter part of last week frdm an
outing nt Newport.
It. C. Hulln of tho First National
Dank spent Sunday at Nowport visit
ing with hlg family, who is spending
tho summor there,
t
D, J. Heals loft last Tuesday for
Portland, whero ho will Join tho Oio
gon Mllltla Pollco. Hp expects to bo
stnttonod at St. Johns.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Domarcst, who
havo been confined to their rooms with
tho mumps, apo now back at work In j
Uio Homo Restaurant.
Mrs. James (Jay and baby wcro dls-i
missed from tho Springfield hospital
last Tuesday and went to tho Gay
homo at Dougla8 Gardens.
Mr. and Mrs. Peto Lamborty of
Albany, motored to Springfield to
upend aver Sunday hero with Mr.
Larnborty's mothor, Mrs, N. A. Rowo.
Marion Adams, son of Mrs. Sarah
Adams, and James Gorrlo, son of Mr,
and Mrs. C. I. Gorrlo of Douglas Gar
dens, loft with tho drafted men fpr
Camp Lewis In tho last draft.
Mrs. A. C. Jackson of Creswoll un
derwent an operation at tho Mer-:y
hospital last Monday. The operation
was performed by a local physician.
"OREGON" Comont is tho.klnd that
looks bettor and lasts longer in sldo
walks or In buildings. Ask your con.
tractor ho knows. Sprlngflold Feed
Co.
Mrs. Lello Brltt, who, has been
spending a few wccks at tho homo of
Mrs. R. L. Ktrk, left the latter part of
last week for hor homo at Harrison
villc, Missouri.
Miss Margaret Dixon, cashier at
tho Oregon Power Company, will leave
next week for a two weeks' vacation,
visiting her parents In Portland, and
for an outing at Scattlo.
Particular peoplo profcr purchasing
perfectly puro potent pills, powders,
potions, plastors, patents, pens, papor,
and ploasiug perfumes at Peery's
PalnstaklngPill Parlor.
Tho Sprlngflold band will glvd a
small introductory ontortalnmont on
tho streets of Sprlngflold somowhereH
In tho neighborhood of the Springfield
News office next Friday ovonlng.
Iva 'Hill Pengra left Monday lor
Fort Stetrcns, whero siio will Join her
husband. Norton Pengra, who is Ra
tioned there. Sho will remain the.ie
until he Is stationed elsewhere.
C. A. Brady, who has been employed
by tho Coast Rango Lumber Company
vnt Mabol for tho past month, has re
turned to Springfield and Is. spending
a woek up on Uio Mckcnzio river.
1 State Fair, Salom, Oregon, Soptem-
j ber 23-28. Splendid exhibits, excellent
music, high-class ontortalnmonts and
a superb racing card. For particulars
writo A. H. Loo, Secretary, Salem,
Oregon.
Llout. Wilson spent a fow days at
tho homo of his mother, Mrs. B. F.
Wilson, and his sister, Mrs. Chas.
Shontz, on his way from his home in
Seattlo to Palo Alta, tho baBo hospi
tal at Camp Frecmont, Calif.
Mrs.- S. II. Baker and daughtor,
Mrs. May Stevenson, and two chil
dren, Helen and LaRue, of Drowns-
vlllo, motored to' Springfteid lust
weok-end to stay with friends for tho
wook-end.
Mrs. W. F. Wnlkor went to Scio
last Friday and returned tho first of
the woek. Sho was accompanied
homo by her llttlo nolco, Isoleno Hes
ter, who will remain horo a month
visiting.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crowhorg and
daughter, MIbs Holon, of Clearwater,
Idaho, aro spending a fow days at tho
homo" of Mrs. Crowthors' brother,
Charles Shontz, on their way to Los
Angolos, Calif., whoro thoy will make
their homo.
Mrs. Fred Hlnson returned from a
trip up tho Willamette last Saturday.
Mrs. Peter Tomsoth and daughter
Margnrot loft last Tuosday for Fort
Slovens, whoro thoy will visit tho
son of Mrs. Tomsoth, Arnold Tom
soth, who Is stationed thore and ox
pects to leave soon.
Thoso registered at Uio Sprlngflold i
hotol this wo ok wcro Mlnnlo Schon
borgot, D, H. Mack, Wendllug; C. V.
Critos, II. 8. Rogors, Portland; Chas,
Ned and wko, Lundax; W. Winfrey
and wlfo, Landaxj Robert .Howo, Port
land; S. E. .Bryant, Shodd; Meryin
Srocnborgor,; J. J. .SKornlehka, F, E.
Hotherlngton, Soa.tUo; Ben Morten,
son, Portland; J. 'B. K.nox. Hulsoy;
E. E. Hafford and wlfo, Souttlo.
Wo aro closing out our cntiro stock
Lot of bargains yet in in en's "jvom en's
Boy's, Misses' nnd children's shoos.
Cotno aulck. Wolf & Mlllor. adv.
First-class shoo repairing at the W.
A. Hall Shoo storo. adv.
William McCulloch of Portland
spent Inst Sunday in Sprlngflold. Mr.
McCulloch was formerly superintend
ent In tho- local Poegan power plant
horo and assisted In tho work last
Friday adjusting tho hugh smoke
stack spark arrosters.
W. W. Ebbott, olectrlcal shark, and
at ono.tlmo prominent in Uio social
whirl of "ould Erin sassloty," loft this
morning" for a trip to Portland. Mr.
Ebbott owes tho News 40 cents plus
tho cost of this ad, so wo pray for bis
safo return.
Sorgio Snocd will leave for Rich
mond, Calif., noxt Monday in his Ford.
Mrs. Sneod and baby will go over the
mountains on tho train, whero thoy
will join Mr. Snocd. They will visit
with Mrs. Snood's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. H. M. Nixon and family at Rich
mond. Tho guests at tho Elite hotel this
woek, wore J. V. Sims, Blue River;
Bulah Ireland, Independence; J. C.
Carsaw, B. O. Wilson, Fall Crock; G.
H. Bolsell, Eugcno; Vern Vaughn, Jos-
per; M. G. Hutchinson, Portland; It
H. Shllts, Portland; Jean Thompson,
Portland; Miss Thompson, PorUand;
D. Crouch, E. I, Harrison and family,
Brlsto, Oklahoma.
C. R. Alexander and family, and his
mothor, Mrs. W. H. Alexander, arrived
In Springfield from Portland the mid
dle of last week and visited at the
homo of his uncle, F. R. Alexander,
and family. Monday afternoon Uiey
loft for a trip up tho Middle Fork of
the Willamette. Mr. Alexander Is a
linotypo operator and holds a position
on tho Portland Oregonlan. '
WEST-SIDE PERSONALS.
Mr and Mrs. B. Verauford of Shedd
Oregon, aro visiting at tho home of
E, M. Crawford.
Mr. and Mrs. eo. Crawford were
at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. E. M.
Ciawford last Sunday, returning to
their homo at Cottago Grove that
evening.
II. O. Mork, Union Evcngollst of
Baker City, is visiting at the home of
Rov. Mary Buckbce and son, Oran.
Mrs. Frank Ellison is out again af
ter a long period of Illness.
Harold Oliver visited with Oren
Buckbce Monday afternoon.
H. O. Mork and Oren Buckbee left
for Landax today.
Three In Limit Club.
Two now members were y?etorday
added to Uio Lane County Limit Club,
whon Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Metcalf sent
In their subscriptions to Carl Wash
bumo, lieutenant of the organlzut'tu.
Thoro arc now three limit members in
Springfield who have purchased tho
limit in War Savings Stamps.
Those who belong from Sprlngfio'I
aro: Felix Wesolowskl. Mrs. K. G.
Motcalf and E. G. Metcalf. Tho;3 In
the community who havo purchased
tho limit aro: Albert Zlnlger, Cress
well; George Williams, Waltervllle;
L. M. Lowls. Cottage Grove; Margary
Wlson, Cushman; Alex Swenson,
Crow; H. S. Ewlng, Fall Creek;
Michael Kebolbeck, Cottage Grove;
Carl Rasch, Cottage Grove; V. R.
Sly, Croswell; M. P. Jenkins, Junction
City.
has a Good Opinion of Chamberlain's
Tablets.
"Chamberlain's Tablets aro a wond
er. I nover sold anything that beat
thorn," writes F, B. Tressey. Richmond
Ky. When troubled with indigestion
or constipation give thorn a trial, adv.
Made in Springfield
A DIRECTORY OF MERCHANTS AND BUSINESS MEN WHO WAIST YOUR
BUSINESS AND WILL GIVE YOU GOOD VALUES
"Where quality is the base." TTI FfTRIfITY
Service combined with real Confections. LliLVllVIVl
Ice Cream unequaled. For light, heat and power.
t.t, "Made In Springfield."
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J . SOCIAL. EVENTS
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LITTLE MISS HAS .
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Tho friends of Mls8 DccEtta Duryeo
woro delightfully cntcrtalnod by her
last Saturday afternoon, tho affair be
ing tho birthday party of tho llttlo
miss. Tho hostess was nlno years
old and was congratulated and re
ceived many lovely llttlo remembran
ce,, from all of her friends. Tho af
ternoon was delightfully spent at play
ing games under the direction of Miss
Inza Crabtrce, who saw that all went
well with tho youngsters. Tho lunch,
con was perhaps tho crowning glory
of tbe afternoon whon tho gayly clad
little girls devoured ice cream and a
huge candlo decorated cake, which ap
pealed to every childish heart. Those
who spent the delightful afternoon
with Miss DceEtta wcro: Constance
Rebhan, Angclino Fischer, Hilda Ditto,
Johanne Cox, Maxlne Edwards, Doris
Myors, Ruth Hoffman, Margaret Hal
soy and Artls Cox.
RED CROSS COMMITTEES
ARE ENTERTAINED.
Tho members of the Red Cross com
mittees were delightfully entertained
last evening by Mrs. Van Valzah in
honor of the former secretary, Mrs.
J. C. Dlmm, who will leave for Ore
gon City soon to Join her husband, who
is there. Tbe committee presented
her with a silver thimble as a token
of their appreciation of hen faithful
services. The usual good time was
enjoyed during the evening and re
freshments were served at a late
hourt, Those who spent the merry
evening were Mesdame Catching,
Poery, Rouse, Page, Dlfflm, Wheaton,
Long, Van Valzah and Misses Mary
Roberts and Edna Swarts.
ODD FELLOWS MEET.
The Odd Fellows of the Eugene
lodge were tho guests of tho local
chapter last Tuesday evening, when
they witnessed the conferring of Glen
don H. Dodson, who will leave for
Spokane as an auto mechanic August
15. The Initiatory degree was con
ferred in Eugene and the Springfield
lodge is assisting in conferring tho de
grees in order that he may receive all
three degrees before leaving for his
post.
HAVE HOUSE GUEST.
Miss Helen Mullen is the week
house guest at the home of her friend,
Miss Hazel Brattaln at her home on
east G street. Miss Mullen Is for
merly of Springfield and well known
here, having gone to school here for
many years.
ENTERTAINS HOIJSE GUESTS.
Mr. and Mrs. O. B Kessey arts en
tertaining p. s house guests this ween
Rov. and Mrs. E. C. Riclmnis of S3--lem.
Rev. Richards Is field man at
the Willamette University In Sa'cui.
YEOMEN HAVE PICNIC.
The Yeomen lodge of Eugene had a
picnic last Monday at tho old Powers
ranch north of Springfield. Several
of tho members of the lodge who live
in Springfield attended the affair.
Fills Pulpit Sunday.
The Rev. E. C. Richards of Salem,
who, with Mrs .Richards, aro the house
guests of Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Kessey,
filled tho Methodist church pulpit both
morning and evening last Sunday.
Rev. Richards is field man for the Wil
lamette University at Salem.
BORN To Mr. and Mrs. J. Lawrence
Buckley of Cottago Grovo, a daugh
tor, July 36, 1918.
MARRIED At tho home of Luke
ScoU, at Creswoll,. July 30, 1918,
Frldthjof Romtvedt of Toledo, On,
to Mary Elizabeth Whitney ot Creswoll.
ICCF HUNTERS
WILL OPEN SOI
Season in Lane County Opens
August 15 and Closes
October 31.
Although many of tho' leading
sportsmen and best hunters in tho
county are in the service, It Is be
lieved by thoso in a position to know
that thero will be more nimrodg shoul
dering gung this fall than for a number
of years past.
Shortage and high price of meat aro
deemed certain to spur the hunters to
take advantage of tho open seasons,
especially in. the case of deer and
pheasant seasons, to provision their
larders.
Another rcasoa for this' belief is bo
cause of the plenUtUdo of both deer
and pheasants in the state at present.
due to the exceedingly mild winter
'and open spring.
I Thero has always been a certain
.amount of illegal poaching In tho
mountains by deer hunters. Some of
these law-breakerg have been appre
hended, but it is known to the state
game warden and his deputies that
this has been going on, greatly reduc
ing the supply of available game.
This year a great many of the men
who committed these depredations
are in some branch of Uio service. In
fact, the mountains aro comparatively
free from men, giving tho 'deer a
chance to thrive unmolested.
The local deer season, as far as
district No. 1 is concerned, opens on
August 15, two weeks from next
Thursday, and closes October 15. In
district No. 2, which includes the
counties in Eastern Oregon, the sea-.
son starts September 1 and closes Oc
tober 31.
Last year, on account of the ex
treme drougth, it was believed that
the season would not open, or be cut
short, on account of the danger of
hunters starting additional forest
fires.
It has been drier this year than
ever, for a long period of Ume, but
the ralnB of the last week will make
It entirely unnecessary to anticipate
any danger from, this source.
According to State Game Warden
Carl D. Shoemaker, the outlook for
the pheasant. season is also encourag
ing. The extremely mild winter and
continued warmth have .been ideal
conditions for the young pheasants,
who have increased wonderfully in
numbers, from all reports.
The pheasant. season opens October
1 and closes October 3U There is no
danger of this being closed, for any
reason apparent at present according
to Mr. Shoemaker.
A hunting license remaln8 at the
same price as that charged last year,
$1.50, and a combination license for
residents of the state, which Includes
both hunting and fishing privileges,
can be procured for $3.
The state game warden still haa 16
deputy, or district wardens, who are
under him on salary, who will look
after any law infractions. In addi
tion, there are a great number of vol
unteer sportsmen who are signed to
watch for law-violators during Uio
open season. These men wero of
great, assistance to the state officials
last season.
Home on Furlough.
Clarence Chase, who recently joined
the, navy, has been granted a fudougn
nnd Is spending the time at n'.' homo
n Prunefiuo. He has been stitlocod
nt Uromerlon, Wash.