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.THURSDAY,' NOV. H 11)18
THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
PAGlt
There Is a Point Where
Cheapness Ceases to Be
LAn Economy
Wo have all bought Liberty Bonds to tho
limit, and find It necewmry, thoroforo, to re
trench along certain lines, Do wise, how
ovor, and don't lot your economy oxtend to
tho buying of drugs. ' !
Drugs and Sundries, j
abould bo bought with tho idea of quality In
mind, Prlco should bo a secondary con
sideration. Wo ask for your drug trade on
tho basis 9 boBt quality and superior service.
In addition to this, we guarantee -our prices
to bo as reasonable as those asked else
where "Quality o tho true test of cheapness"
SUUSTITUTE
: Town and Vicinity
8oo ihoso nuw Mirror at Poory's.
Mrs. Frank Is III nt tho local lion
pita I.
Pockut Iook and Wullots nt
Poory's. (
Vln WllllnniH spent tho week-end
with lils family.
Vlrnt-claB8 shoo repairing ut Uio W
A. Hall Shoo storo. . adv.
M rs, Cocll finikin Is recovering
from a serious IIIi.obs.
First-class shoe repairing at tho V
A. Hall Shoo Btoro, utlv.
i
Frank Fischer Ib horo from Port
land vlBltlnK hl family.
A dandy lino of Rnzpr Strops at
nil prices at Poory's.
Mm. J. D. Afih of Oaltrldgo'was horo
on "business Wednesday,
Miss Jano Llndsoy has recovered
from an ntack of tho "llu."
Lnfo Mooro and daughter Vornlta
nro both 111 with tnlluonzn.
Davo Glaspoy of Doxter. spent 8at
urdnyln town on business.
11. A. Washburno wont to Junction
City on luminous on Tuesday.
Miss May Frltts has resigned her
position ut CIIIt'B restaurant.
W. E. Knott has aacoptod a position
at K. E; Morrison's feed Btoro.
MIbs Pearl Snook spent Saturday
evening with friends nt Wondllng.
Lor In and Joo James motored to
Cottago Qrovo on business Friday.
Mrs. W. P. Walkor roturnod from
.Portland tho foro part of tho woek.
Miss Eva Urattaln Is assisting at
tho P'rst National Bank this wook.
Mrs. R. M. Dakor of Oakrldgo spent
WodnoBday ;nd Thursday In t wii,
J. E. lladon, a resldont of Uonna,
.spout Tuesday In town on business.
Wm. Orlllln and daughter of Camp
Crook spent Saturday In town on busi
ness. GROCERY
BARGAIN DAYS
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
We have the real
sweet White Syrup
Sweet Chocolate
25c pound
New Walnuts
Peanut Butter
25c pound
- - Flake White
30c pound '.;
; SPRINGFIELD FEED GO.
PHONE
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Etholyn Powers Is ohlo to ho back
at her work nt tho local poBtofllco.
PoMenrd Pictures of Springfield
Victory Day celebration at Poory's.
Miss Ethel Howard of Wondllng
spent tho week-end with hor mother.
Lotlriu McDowell Is nblo to go hack
to work 'after several wooks' illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fischer of Mar
cola wpro visitors horo on Saturday.
Harry McMnnn and sister of Harris
burg wore Sprlngnold visitors Wedncs
day,
Miss-Eva Drattaln Ih spending tho
week nt hur homu, as her school Is
closed.
Bring us your Pork, Veal, Chickens,
Uuttor and Eggs. Wo pay more Cbx
& Cox.
Doris Holland loft for Toxns with
hor brother, Ploro. Uougard, Tuesday
overling. ,
Calvin Uosserman ts nblo to bo back
at work after an lllnuss caused by tho
Inllucnzn.
Philip Johnson roturnod to Wend
ling Saturday after spending sovorul
days horo.
Mrs. D. II. Hack and small son of
Wondllng wera business visitors horo
Wednesday,
Voruon Johuson of Marcola stopped
In Springfield on Ills way to Coburg
Wednesday.
Tho local Uod Cross held tmceting
In tho basement of tho Muthodlst
church today.
Prof. .Iloth Is spending tho week
hunting nt Oakrldgo with his brother
In-law, E. M. Baker.
Frank Dames of Twin Falls, Idaho,
arrived Saturday to visit his wife, who
resides at Fall Crook. -
Ora Noot, n member of tho S. A. T.
C. at Corvalllu, spoilt tho week-end
with his parents at Clcnwood,
Mrs. O'llrlon and daughter Tess of
Marshfleld nro horo v'sltlng Mrs.
O'Brien's daughter, Mrs. Shea.
Tho Christmas Patho window at
Ketels' Drug Storo is attracting much
attention, and all stop to admire.
Mrs. Guy McDonnh of Croswoll vis
lied nt tho home of hor sister, Mra.
Wilbur Lloyd, tho first of Uio week.
C. E. doss of Eugono hnB been so
curod to dlroct tho choir at tho Moth
odist church. SorvicoB will bo held
Sunday.
Ivan Malo, Jerry Van Valzah and
Clarence Kostor won't duck hunting
on Saturday. Tho boys roport a suc
cessful kill,
Mrs. Dolbort Bucknum and small
son Earl movod to Mabel Monday.
Mr, Bucknum is employed in tho mill
at that placo.
Qoorgo Clark, ono of the officials of
tho CoaBt Hiuigo Lumber Company,
was in 'own on business on Wednes
day from Mabol.
W. L. Arnold and family aro moving
Into tho houso on A Btroet, between
Sixth and Seventh, formorly occuplod
by Mrs. Zolln Cantroll.
Mrs. Ivn Hill PoiiRrn roturnod to
hor school at Lowoll Monday. Tho
school had ! boon closed for a wook
owing to tho iiUluoiuii.
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Miss Rota Danford roturnod to Ed
inond, Wash., Wednesday, whoro sho
will reBilmo'her-worlM's-dpmestfo'sel.
once and njrt toachor. v
S!ra,,Vlnu'MoLiatii niid Mrs! Luclona
Richardson' 'bpoiro'd rlhoir" tfcnboV'nt -CM-alum
Monday, Tho Indies mako tho
trip to and from school in a jitney.
If you want a Fountain Sprlngo or
Hot Water Bottle, guaranteed for two
years ono that you will bo pleased
with got It Bt! Peary's,
Tho Misses Lottie and Lottlo Whit,
aker, Myrl Arnold and Dale Lorah at
tendod tho funeral of William D, Zach
ary at Eugono Wednesday,
John Nice had tho misfortune to
looso tho little finger of his right
bond while running a saw Wednesday
afternoon, Mr. Nlco Ih mall carrier
on route1 No. 1.
Ilort Vlncont arrived here Friday to
make an oxtonded visit with bis par
ents, Mr. and Mrs, Hoy Vlncont. Mr,
Vlncont Is a member of tho military
police of Portland,
Mr. and Mrs. E, E. Urattaln liaro
received word that tholr son Creed
has arrlvod Safely over seas. Ho Is
a mombor of tho. 85th battalion com
pnny of tho aviation corps.
Tho many friends of William Zach
ary will bo grieved to leant of his
death on Tuesday. Tho youiig man
succumbed to pneumonia, which, fol
lowed a sovero caso of Influenza.
Mrs. JJcatrlco Crouch of Portland Is
hero on business fora few days. Mrs.
Crouch said that her daughter Thclma
had boon seriously ill with tho Influ
enza, but that sho was much bettor,
Oladys and Earl Loploy, Helon Mc
Klbbon, Lettlo and Lottlo Whltaker
woro among tho nolsost of tho many
iioIbo, makers on Monday. They cele
brated all day nnd Until lato at night.
Mamlo McCluskey-Schreudcrs, who
taught a successful clacs of piano pu
pilB In Springfield this past summer,
Is now ready to accopt pupils for tho
winter. Engagements can bo made by
phoning Eugono 2C3-IL
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Smith bavo re
ceived word from Uielr son LaVcrn,
who Is with tho 01st division of tho
SCth Infantry, that ho Is now improv
ing from a wound. Mr. Smith was
wounded Soputombor 29th by a pioco
of Gorman shrapnel whllo in active
sorvico in the trenches. Ho has been
In Franco since July 1st,
Baptist Church.
Sunday School at 10 a. m.; preach
ing at 11 a. m. Tho subject of Ujo
morning sermon will be, "Tho Peace
Thnt Passoth Undorstndlng." Tho
young peoplo will meet nt 0:30 in tho
evening. Preaching at 7:30. Tho
evening sermon, "Forgiveness," All
aro welcome.
WALTER BAILEY, Pastor.
NO. 88
REPORT OF THE
Commercial State Bank of Springfield
AT SPRINGFIELD '
In tho Stato Of Orcgop, at the close of business November 1, 1018.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts
Overdrafts, secured and unsecured
Bonds nnd warrants ..,
Banking Iioubo
Furniture nnd fixtures ,
Other roal estate owned..
Duo from approved resorvo banks .
CheckB and other cash ltoms
Exchanges for clearing houso
Cash on hand .... . ..
Total .
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in
Surplus fund
Undivided profits, less expenses and taxos paid..
Individual depoBlts subject to check ..... ...
Demand certificates of deposit ..........
Cashlor chocks outstanding ........,.,................
Timo and savings deposits
Notes and bills rodlscounted. .....
Bills payable for monoy borro.wed
Total . . I.............
STATE OF OREGON,
S3.
County of Lnno
I. O. B. Kessey, Cashier of tho above
'tho above statement is true to the best
Subscribed and sworn to before mo this 12th day of November, 101S.
FRANK A, DoPUE, Notary Public.
My commission oxplres January 13, 1020.
CORRECT Attest; M. M. PEERY, WELBY STEVENS, Directors.
ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE
Main Garage
Phone
CORNER OF MILL AND MAIN, SPRINGFIELD
W. W. EBBETT
Automobile and Gsis Engine Repairing
Storago Batteries Recharged and Repaired
' ' Auto Accessories
Tires, Tubes, Blowout Patches, Chains
Columbia Dry Colls, Ford Parts
Gasoline, Oils and Greases
Have your work done and buy your accessories at a
House who absolutely guarantees satisfaction ,
That's "US,
.tfStore your car in a - W. W. EBBETT. Electrical 'Expert
Fireproof Building.. JACK MITCHELL, Meq,hahlc,
Lsndsx Personals.
Mrs. Hiram Miller was In Lowell on
business Monday.
It, M, linker, brakeman on tho 8. P.,
has askod to bo laid off for one year
bocauso of 111 health.
Abo Blakoty was Irf Eugene on bust
noss Monday.
Charles Neat of Marcola was In
Landax Sunday at to home of It, P.
Coflbuni.
Bill Glasky and wlfo visited friends
Sunday,
Wm. Darol was In Eugene on busi
ness on Moday. '
Thomas May of Reserve" was In Eu
gono Monday,
C. H. McFarlln, U. S. forest ranger,
spent Monday In town.
John Clark of Eastern Oregon Is
visiting Thomas Blakely,
Died.
55ACHARY Ao his homo In Coburg
November 12, 1018, of pneumonia,
following Influonza, William Danhl
Zachary, at the ago of 10, Ho is
survived by his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. E. A. Zachery, two brothers,
Walter and Paul, and ono sister,
Ethel, nil of Coburg. The funeral
was held from tho Gordon & Vcatch
chapel at 2 p. m. Wednesday, with
burial In tho Coburg cemetery.
WEEDEN At Mercy hospital in Eu
gono, November 0, 1918, Eva Weo
den of Cottage Grove, at to ago of
1C years. Sho Is .survived by her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Weeden,
and three brothers, Elbert, Dale and
Gordon, and three half-sisters, Mrs.
Orval Speer of Alhambra, Cal.; Mrs.
James Hayes of Eugene, and Mrs. B.
a. Venson of Florence; also ono
halt-brother, Clydo Langdon of Cal
Igo, Cal. Tho remains were sent by
Gordon & Veatch to Cottago Grovo
for Interment.
Judge Sklpworth announces that
Circuit Court will convene on Friday,
November 1C, at 10 a. m. The docket
wilt bo called and cleared for the reg
ular term which is to convene on No
vember 25.
"Tho boasts of horaldy; the pomp of
power;
And all that beauty or wealth 'ore
gavo
Awaits alike tho Inevitable hour
Tho paths of glory lead but to the
grave."
Sleep and Rest.
Ono of tho most common causes of
Insomnia and restlessness ts indiges
tion. Tnko one of Chamberlain's Tab
lets immediately after supper and seo
if you do not rest better and sleep bet
ter. .They only cost a quarter.
CONDITION OF THE
..? 84,547.77
380.45
17,111.51
.. 14,050.00
.. 5,300.00
None
18.867.60
None
860.07
7,673.18
..$140,601,57
.? 30,000.00
.. 1,500.00
2,700.28
. 103,235.10
.. 1,037.04
50.00
11,150.25
Nouo
Nono
?140.601.57
- named bank, do solemnly swear that
of my knowledge and belief.
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EED CHAINS
ET WEATHER
INSURE YOUR TRACTION
YOUR SAFETY
YOUR CAR.
Springfield Garage
A CONCERN OF RELIABILITY
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Comfort Within
When Cold's Without
COLD WITHOUT will also mean COLD WITHIN in thou
sands of homes this Winter unless provision is made for
auxiliary Gas heating before it is too late.
A Portable Gas Heater
will fortify you against the discomforts that a fuel short
age is sure to produce. Don't fail to get yours now, that
you may enjoy its warmth and cheer all through the
frosty days of fall and during the bitter cold of winter.
Mountain States PowerCo.
PUBLIC UTILITIES
NOTICE Or FINAL SETTLEMENT
Notice Is hereby given that the un
dersigned has filed his final account
In tho estate of Edgar A. Billings, de
ceasedthat the County Court has set
Monday, the second day of December,
1018, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of
said day. as tho time for hearing said
account. All persons interested are
required to appear in said court at Bald
time to show cause, if any, why said
account should not be allowed, your
petitioner discharged, and his bonds
men exonerated.
Dated this 28th day of October. 1018.
FRANK R. ALEXANDER,
Administrator of the Estate of Edgar
A. Billings, deceased,
Oct31;Nov.7,14,21,28.
CAREFUL CONSCIENTIOUS
DENXISXRY
DR. J. E. RICHMOND
PHONES Office, 3; Residence, 116-J
Over Commercial Bank
Springfield, Oregon
D. W. ROOF
JEWELER
SPRINGFIELD,
- OREGON
PINE WATCH REPAIRING
, A SPECIALTY
Dr. N. W. Emery
DENTIST
SUTTON BLDG. - - PHONE 20-J
RESIDENCE PHONE 129-W
W. F. WALKER
UNDERTAKER
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
Qinpo Pljone 02; Roaldenco G7J
. West;, Main v St. . ' k
ROBERT BURNS Lodge, No
78; A, M. P., Anclont ana
Accepted Scottish, Rite Uni
versal and Symbolic" Froe
Masons meets flrat and third
Friday evening In W, O. yy
hall. Vlsltluif brothers wel
come.
l A. Johnson
Secretary.
Cliatt'IClngswell
R, W. M
TIRES
ALL SIZES
Goodrich
Hartford
United States
Lee
Flrestcne
Fisk
Racine
TUBES
IN ALL SIZES AND
THE BEST GRADE
SI
is good here for any of our
bakery products. We have
inaugurated this credit sys
tem for the accommoda
tion of many who find it
inconvenient to pay as
they go, but who want our
famous Elephant Bread
every day. All you need to
do is to ask for the open
ing of a "bakery account"
with us, and it is done" in
stantly. We have the Mc
'Caskey systeui of account
ing especially designed to
record small sales and ac
curacy in the footing o.f a
month's dailysales is
thereby assured. You
know all the time what
your "daily bread" is cost
ing you. If you are not a
customer of ours wo want
you to come in and get ac
quainted with Elephant
Bread, yand ! iff you so de
sire, ,opeii 'tin' a "bakery
account,"
Eggtmann 's
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