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THURSDAY,, OCT 17, 1018 Till SPRINGFIELD MSW8 PACKS Ah Mi PREVENT IT ' WITH wmmW K4 rl (- - I Used asn garglo, nasal pn PRICE 25o50o$1.00 , never T nnr SUBSTITUTE ' I Town and Vicinity Select your Kail Cont hero. Cox & Cox. ' .. . Atomizers for noso and throat nt! l'oory's. , MIbb Ellon Lambert in reported 111 at her homo. All tho popular cold Ivory's. remedies at Uort nnd Oscar Leen hnvo returned i from Corvallts. . . - t. Sirs. Marvin Drury Is qulto III at Iter homo on D street. Mrs. D. D. Woddlo Is 111 at hor homn on East Main street. Got Uio Elephant habit, and help build up Springfield.. Jorry Van Vnlzah Is rapidly recover ing from the influenza. Mrs..M.,J. Hlnlr of Portland Is visit ing friends this week, ' Now, Foil Coats on display at Cox' Cox. , Mrs.Ttny Lomloy Is movo to Portland soon. preparing to Miss Mlna Uauor haB accepted a po sition at Cliff's rostaurant. Sco thoso combination Fountain Pens and Poncllsut Poory's. t Mrs. John Parrlsh returned from Wost TImbors Sunday night. How, Fall Coats, latest colors anil 'materials. Cox & Cox. Miss Nolllo Coponhavor Is qulto IM at hor homo with tho Influenzal1 Tho city council "bxaniln,d"airitno' , reportod unfit sidewalks on Tuesday. Mrs. HonryAdraln ls quite ill at tho local hospital with Spanish influenza. Irl Stewart spent tho wook-ondup the McKonzIo rlvor fishing and hunt ing. in." i ' " , ' j 1 - -i- u .'a GROCE FRIDAY AfjD SATURDAY --For this week-end we offer some especially Inviting bar gains In tho way of staple every-'day- needs. Read, the list care fully there will bo at least one article you will ntied, and they are all' money-savers: "Mother's Oats, with c aluminum ware $1100 4.3 t , Matches, - 20 boxes for, Noodles and Spaghetti,. O t Pork and Deans, ' ft 3 for 44 til Wo still havo somG 5-cont Soap, .SPRINGFIELD FEED GO, Pyrol spray and wash as directed label . . . . PHONE 31 Tho Homo Itotitaurant servos good inonls nt all hotirn, Jorry Van VtlziiU Is rapidly recover ing from an attack ot tha la grlppo. Gargles, mouth washes nnd antisep tics nt Poory's. t Mrs. Oluud. Knott hnn nccoptcd n position nt tho Imperial in Eugene. -, , Flrst-clacs ehou repairing nt tho W, A. IlnH Shoo stor. adv. t Oraon' Vaughn spont tho week-end hero. Orson Is omploycd In Portland. Get a tonic for that wornout, run down feeling nt Poery's. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Seavoy of Cor vallls spent tho Week-end with frlonds, 'First-class shoo ropalring at the W. A. Hall Shoo store. a'dv. Good homo cooking nerved at tho Homo Restaurant. pnifglst Pcory haB raoro than fifty thousand physicians' prescriptions on fllo, . Mrs. N.' W. Emory Is recovering from a very sorious attack of Influ enza. Ann and Maud Gorrlo arc rapldfy recovering from an attack of tho Influ enza. Jim Wlthrow returned Sunday from his summer camp up tho McKcnzlc rlvor. Mr. D. G. Sankoy was dismissed from the local hospital tho first of the week. Stovo Bowls roturnod from his sum mer camp up tho McKenzIo river on Sunday, , . Mrs, Riloy gnodgrass and daughter Maxino motored- to Cottago Grovo on Sunday. Clyde Kcaver and Bert Leo of Cor cnlllB sprint' tho week-end with their parents. Tho Infant daughtor'of Mr. and Mrn.' Prlnco is quite 111 with la grlppo at Marcola. Charles Hasness.a former resident, j roturnod from California tho first of tho week. Mrs. Mny Stevenson, a former real- dent, motored' up from Brownsville on Snturdny, ' Tho management of tho Homo Ros taurant Invites mo public to inspect its kltchon. ; ' i , Miss Gladys Loploy has accepted a position at Egglmann's, nnd began work Monday. 1 Wallace Carnoy and family, who ra side on West Main street, aro qulto .111 wlth la grlppo, 1 ') Roy Baker ahd Luolla Courtrlght, wero dismissed from tho local hospi tal on Tuesday, i Sovorf Gudmunsen of Billings, Mon tana, has purchased tho G. B, Groeu ranch near Donna. Llttlo Virginia Wosoilsica, daughter of Mr, aud Mrs. Felix Wesollska, Is ill at tho family homo. Mrs. Goorgo Larson, who underwent n major operation last wook, Is get ting along splendidly. George I. Dean returned Monday from a trip to Walla Walla, Wash., whoro ho spent' tho summer. . r Tho Booth-Kelly mill employees wore laid off purt of the day Tuosday owing to a broakage'iu the mill. Mlso Edytho Hojcomb arrived Tues day from North Bond and lias accepted employ montv at' tho Booth-Kelly mill. Florence Holms had Iter tomtlto m4 auonoidA romoyed at the omce ot a local physician on WodnoBday, All social ftctlrliloa havo ceased, so ploacft do not blamo tho reportor fof tho absonco of tho society items. . Lowln Qlhbs of Mnbfil spent tho lat ter part of last week and tho foro part of thin vook in town on business. . Mrs, Henry Admin and Mrs, Boobe nro both recuperating from the Span ish influenza at tho local hospital. Tho News forco aro boarors of charmed lives, as they havo so far es caped tho least signs of Influenza, Pratt Holvorson rocolvod n telegram Tuesday saying that Charlie Endlcott of Portland was not expected to live. 'josso Larcon catno down from Wendllng Saturday to visit his mother, who Is recovering front an operation. Bert Nlckum has roturnod to his duties' at tho Cox & Cox department store after nn absence of sovoral days. Mrs, A, 11, Mlllor was dismissed from tho locat hospital on Sunday, having, undergone a major operation. Edytho Holcomb, a former high school student, wrlteb that NortU-fniado Bond Is a place of prosperity at pros cut A marriage license wcb Issued to William Tucker and Rosolla V. Ja qulth, both of Junction City, on Tues day. 6. V. Cleveland is confined to his rppm at tho American hotel through an Injury, and Is under tho doctor's caro. Mrs. W. H. McDonald and sister, Miss Boss Morris of Sclo, aro visiting nt.tho h'omo of. their sister, Mrs. M. M. Peoryl Mr. nnd Mrs. Jack Baker havo pur chased tho Cash Mead placo on' South Second street nnd havo moved to their new homo. Konneth DoLassus, a former stu dont at tho local high school, spent tho week-end with his mother, Mrs. Riley Snodgrass. Robert Van Valzah returned homo Wednesday from an army cantonment, as ho was discharged because of phy sical disability. Doris Sikes, who attends Willamette University, has returned home for a couplo of weeks, owing to tho amount of sickness there. G. E. Wells, foroman of tho Daily Chronicle of Contralia, Wash., spent tho week-end visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wells. Horbort Hansen, a formor employeo of tho First National Bank, is a sergeant-major. Mr. Hansen has been in Franco for some time. Delbert Bucknum loft Wednesday for Mabel, whoro he will havo employ ment. Mrs. Bucknum and Earl will remain' here for a whlIo Bill Hill, who has been confined at tho local hospital for the past week with the "flu," is recovering and ex poets to escape by Tuesday. Tho Misses Gladys Leploy, Lottie and Lottlo Whttakor, and Beatrice Hartford, motored, to. the fish hatchery with Earl Lopley on Sunday. .Mrs. 'Don Kennedy, and small son. who Jiavo been visiting Mrs. Kathryn Horton for somo time, returned to her homo: at Portland -on Saturday. Mrs. Roso Lotklowitz, former ownor of Cliff's restaurant, has returned from Snn Francisco, whero sho spent the summer visiting with relatives. Goorgo Barnes received a - letter from M. C, Pratt, who loft a couplo of wooks ago for'Plalns, Georgia,- saylnij that ho, bad arrived there, safely. Mrs. Myrtlo Egglmann la in rocolpt of a lottor from Arnold Tomsoth, who Is In France, saying that all tho Springfield boya In his company wero well and that tlipy' would ltko to bo back In Oregon. " Extend a Cordial ' "Invitation To our former custom ers and to every ono to dine at our "Lunch Room and Restaurant. We will put up as good meals as wo can during these war times and days of "riooverlzing." Cliff's Restaurant Rose Lotkiewltz, Prop. Mrs. Alice Holcomb received wort from her oaughtor, LInny II, Doherty, that sho was nJoylBg herself la Port IahiI) where sto hm emptoymML. Rumor has It (hat Mr. and Mrs, Dick Orlffln, former residents of Springfield but now residing in Astoria, aro tha proud parents of a baby daughter. Alma and Henrietta Manwarliiff, who hnro been working at Egglmann's resigned tholr positions Saturday and loft for Cottonwood, Idahd, on Mon day. Miss Elsie Weddlo has resigned her position as bookkeeper at tho Ax Billy department storo in Eugeno and is fitaylBg'at hor homo on EastMala streot, Did you over cat Elophant? Say, it's great! The best bread over and It is made in Springfield. Ask your gro cer for It, and If ho hasn't got it, Eggl mann has. Tho library will remain closed dur ing the prevailing epidemic. Tbero will bo no fines levied during this tlmo upon persons retaining books longor than tho prescribed period. Othor things being equal, you owe It to your homo town to ASK for homo- products FIRST. .Elephant Bread Is ono of them it Is not only equal but superior. W. F. Walker was called to Deer horn Tuesday to prepare the body of Mrs. Parks for burial. Mrs. Parks was tho daughter of Mrs. Myers whoso death occurred several days ago. Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Batcher of Port land havo moved hero for tho winter. They will mako their homo with Mr. and Mrs. Mclvln Fenwlck. They havo been on an extended trip through tho cast. Miss Ada Matthews, graduate oT tho U. ot O. school of music, desires a class of piano pupils in Springfield. For rates and lesson days, address Miss Matthews, caro Springfield Nows. Mamie McCluskoy-Scbreuders, who taught a successful, clacs of piano pu pils in Springfield this past summer, Is now ready to accept pupils for tho -winter. Engagements can bo made by phoning Eugene 263-R. Mr. Harold Dyo is visiting his sis ter and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Art Snced. Mr. Dye resides In Port land, but be expects to take the S. A. T. C. training course at Uio alveraltr. His wife will be remembered as Sadie Allen. Miss Ann Gorrle, a former student, at high school, has had to give up her studies at. tho university because ot having the Spanish influenza. She Is rapidly recuperating and will be able to continue her work in a short time. Mrs. Orville G. Howard received word from her husband, who is in Franco, that he had recovered from tho otfecta ot being gased, and that he was able to go back on duty. The gas effected his eyes and lungs and he. could not speak for several days. D.' W. Roof, Riley Snodgrass, M. J. Drury and W. M. oilman .returned Tuesday from a hunt above Oakrldge. They packed -back Into the mountains and -wero at. an altitude of -6,000 feet part of tho time, The gentlemen re port a successful kill and a general good time. Mrs. Cora Hinson received word from tier son. Corporal Dell Hinson, that ho was able to go back to tho front lino trenches. Corporal Hinson has boon docorated'with a gold stripe and ho will revclvo another on tho twenty-flfth. of this month. Tho ono Is for active overseas fighting and tho other for being across "tho water for si months. Miss. Dorothy Dixon, a sister of Miss Margaret D'xou of tho local Mountain StateB Power Co.'s office, was severely Injured by being thrown from a horso near Hlllsboro, a fowdnys ago. Ono of hor shoulders nnd ono of hor hips were dislocated, hor Bplno was wrenched and she suffered othor in juries. Sbo la now in a Portland hos pital and Is compolled to remain in a piaster cast for a number ot weeks. American soldtors ongaged In tho French forests write, "There have been no fires in theso forests for years." Tako the News :.r the nows. FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION ONE Small Bay Horse Taken'up on September 27, 1918 At the George Barnes Livory Stable, October 19, 1918 at 10 o'clock. By order of the City Marshal, 'William Donaldson. Mil EED CHAINS In ET WEATHER INSURE YOUR TRACTION L. YOUR SAFETY YOUR CAR Springfield Garage , A CONCERN OF RELIABILITY Gas Range Canning Saves Fuel-Time-Money : r . t Now with the canning season at its height and the necessity for canning greater, than ever befpre you will particularly appreciate the many advantages -of the Gas Range as an aid to food conservation. Exact Heat Regulation at the lurn or So essential to the making of good canned vegetables and fruits, fsfhe proper heat during cooking. A twist of a valve instantly gives you the desired flame when you can on a Gas. Range.. Therd Is no spoilage through scorching and boiling over when a little care is exercised. For Comfort and Service see the -. Mountain StsMerJCfl. PUBLIC UTILITIES . ' Justice Harris Accepts Commlwlon Justice Lawrence T. Harris of tho Supreme Court has accepted a com mission as major in the Judgo-advo-cate's, department of .tho United States army and will probably be .called for overseas duty in a short time, accord ins to. information received here, if has been rumored for some time that Judge Harris had been selected by the government f-'r- this work and will be the .first lawyer from this State called to such duty. Returns From Vacation. Mrs. hose Letkiewitz, who haB spent the summer months visiting at San Francisco, has opened up the Cliff res taurant, which she owned and operated prior to her leaving. Mrs. Letkiewitz reports a splendid time, but says that she is glad to be back in Springfield. Tho restaurant will be run on the samo plan as formerly, and the "eats" will bo tho same as Rosle always re galed hungry appetites with. Fern Travis is assisting la Dr. W. C. Rebhan's office. Miss Hazel Haydon is rapidly re covering from tho pncuinonlfc. Married, KINMAN-SMITH At the office of at tornoy C. M. Kissinger in Eugene, October 14, 1918, James Watson Kin man and Vada Vivian Smith, both ot Mabel,' . WILSON-CASKBV At tho offlce ot the Justice ot tho peace in Eugene, Tuesday, October 15. 1918, Fred Michael Wilson, and Buna Caakey, both of Wendllng. Born. VAN AKEN At tho Mercy hospital, October 14, 1918, to Mr. and Mrs. H, Van Akcn Of Croswell, a daugh ter. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy tha Most Reliable. After many years' experience In tho use ot it and other cough medicines, there aro many who prefer Chamber lain's to any other. Mrs. A. C Klr ston, Qreenvllle, Ills., writes, "Cham berlain's Cough Remedy has beon used in my mother's home and mine for years, and wq always found It a quick euro for, colds rand bronchial troubles, Wq find.it. to bo the most rliaW cough medicine wo have used," 1 it ALL 'SIZES ' Goodrlck Harford . United States Lee' " Flrestcnd Flak Racine TUBES IN ALL ftlZES AND THE BEST SHADE a Valve "It is necessary that every family in the United States stady its food budgets and food ways to see if it can not buy less, servo less, returning nothing to the kitchen and' "practice the gospel of the clean plate." borne- 5 'hm.i Hex: mm x r n If the past week's sates are a criterion,-. Sprhagfleld people, havq suddenly awoke to the fact that Elephant Bread has much more to recommend it than the mere fact, that it is made in. Springfield. It Is a bread, that sells on its merits alone, It 'Is made to conform to a standard of high quality, and has a reputation righ t . . no w t to safeguard in every way. ,,As. vbakers we . are, pinning Ipur faith upon it to give you complete satisfaction. Wo want you to become acquainted, with, It. Ask .yp.ur.grocqr for it. If he "cannot supply you, we can. Eggtmann's MXDE.iN-r8ljlflELO PRODUCTS Back ror More