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rilimSDAY, NOV. 21, 1018
THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
PAG I '
The Thanksgiving Treat
Vou con onjoy a dollclous Thanksgiving Dinner without violating
Mr. Iloovor'n mandate providing you soloct your kltchon drugs nt
our itoro. To bo mini of successful cooking, uso
' Spices, Flavoring Extracts,
Sage, Olive Oil, Etc. .
of known purity. Our Splcos will Impnrt to your minco and, pump
kin pIoh, puddings, otc., tho dollRhtful flavor that you Jlko. Our
Flavoring Extracts aro niado In our own laboratory and aro, guar
anteed to bo full-llavorod.
Tho 8ago which wo offer li from HiIh year's crop. Vo sell Ollvo
Oil. It Ib superior for salads und cooking purposes.
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Ncvrn
SUBSTITUTE
: Town and Vicinity
Flrstclass shoo ropalrlng nt tho W.
A. Hull Shoo Htoro. adv.
Mr. and Mm, Dotbort Ilucknum of
Mil liol spent tho wook-oml In town.
Tho United Artlsaim moot Wodnos
day ut thu liomu of. Mrs. Idn Lurson.
HoIiouIh Mlariei! Iioro Monday with
nu uvoragu nttundnneo.
Urliig U8 your Pork, VonI, Chickens,
lluttur and Eggs, Wo pay more Cox
& Cox.
N. II. Mnim luiH nold IiIb funn and
Jinn moved to Eugotiu.
Perfumes In bulk and fancy boxen
in Poury's.
Mr. und MrH. Frank Wonvcr loft
Friday for Portlund.
Phil Gosslor of Marcola wan licru
over Sunday.
First-class shoo repairing at tho W
A. Hall Shoo store. - ml v.
Now und nifty box paporn Ujt
Peory's. -
Tho now Kluuzo tooth panto, 2Gc, ut
Peery's.
V. F, Lyons of Cuflhimin wiih n busi
ness visitor Monday.
Vln Wllllums In homo from Cottugo
Grovo tills week.
Gruco Nlckum of Wondllng spent
Saturday In town on bualncHB.
John McOco, brldgo foromnn on tho
S, P, wua a visitor hero Saturday.
MIbb Gruco Nlokuni rotumod to
Wcndllng Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Maybole Faudrom Hpont Sun
diry witli friendo ut Wcndllng.
Mrs. Tom Allen of Mabel was hero
tho Inttor part of th0 w.eok.
Got your Xmns tags and seals at
Peery's,
Miss Mahal Fniulrcm, clork nt Mc
Dowell's, had to go homo from work
Tuesday bocauso of Illness.
Hob Mann, who Is In Arcadia, Is ill
-with tho Influenza, according, to word
received here.
Mrs. 13. E. Forguaon of Jnspor was
.in town Tuesday visiting liar parents,
Mr. and Mrs.. Leo,
C. 12. Low, n salesman, vlsltod hero
Tuesday. Ho was on, his wny to his
lieadquartors at Portland.
Sao those uianicuro sots at, Peory's.
Many Springfield peoplo aro heeding
tho slogan "Do you Christmas shop,
ping early." '
Mrs. Margaret Morris of Marcola
spent Sunday with Jior mothoV, Mrs.
Hello Spong.
Mabol Duryoe, woll known horo, had
:a minor oporatlon porfonnod Tuosday
nt ono of tho Eugene hospitals.
Miss Eva Stroud of Trout has ac
cepted u position at the local post-
olllco, . ,
Mrs, Ben Skinner and Mrs, E, O.
Sutton motored, to Wohdliug on Tuos
day. ' ' , J.t.
Magazines mnko nieo Xmns pros
outs,' Leuvo your subscriptions at
Peory's '
Frank nyors of Coos Hay roturnod
homo Suturday after spending several
days horo. (
Oscar and Hon Leo left Tuosday for
Portland, whore thoy will have om
ploymont.
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Fountain pons at Peory's.
Mrs. Tom Hillings ban been, in tho
hospital since Friday owing to tho In
lluuuzn.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. IJoarby cole
bratod their 49th wedCIng anniversary
Sunday.
Dryco Posey and family spent tho
week-end with friends and relatives at
Crenwoll.
Mrs. Herbert Smeed and small son
vbiltod Mr. and Mrs. Al Montgomery
Wodnurduy.
Tho Union high tchnol nt Pleasant
Hill contributed $39 to the united war
work fund.
Jamas Clark returned to Indopond
enco Monday after n week's, visit with
ills family.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Skinner of
Marshneld arrived Wednesday to visit
Mr. and Mrs. Hon Skinner. '
N. S. Hobb, County Agriculture
Agent, spent Tuomlny in town on busi
ness, Tom Allen, who Is employed at Ma
boi; bad Uio nilsfortuuo to brulso his
hand very sorlously one duy last week.
It Is reported that about thirty men
from the Hooth-Kelly camps, are suf
fering with tho Influenza.
Mrs. J. A. Wooloy of Wcndllng un
derwent a minor operation on Sun
day. Mr. Lord and family of Enterprise
will rosldo on the Senvey bop rnnch
tills winter.
Mrs. Martin Endicott loft Monday to
spend ,n week with Mr. and Mrs. Alvln
Prlco of Marcola.
Lewis G Ibbs has resigned tils posi
tion ut Poery's, as Mrs. M. M. rory Is
assisting In tho storo.
Lucllo Coponhavor roturnod to her
school nt Sutherlln Tuesdny, as the
school opeiiB Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Wnltor Wilmot and
small son of Veuota woro hero tho lat
ter part of tho week on business.
Howard Cotton, a member of tho S.
A. T, C. at Corvallts, spent th0 week
end visiting friends in this city.
John Innls, a harbor of Leonn, spent
Tuesday .n town vlBltlng frlonds. Mr.
Innls is a formor Springfield barbor.
Tom Hillings, nn omployoe of Camp
10 of tho Hooth-Kolly Company, came
down Tuesday as ho had contracted
tho Influenza.
Mrs. Eaton, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. McDowell, is ablo to sit up.
Mrs. Eaton has been very 111 with
pneumonia.
Miss Ruby McKlnnoy, who has boon
In Portland the past eleven months,
Is at tho homo of hor sister, Mrs. Hoy
Castool.
Tho local high school will commonco
nn hour oarllor than formerly In order
to make up tho timo lpst during the
past flvo weokB. '
Prof. M. H, McKny of tho OroKon
Agricultural Collcgo Inspected E. E,
Morrison's potntoos on Tuosaay. Tills
is tho final or bin InspeoMon, '
Itoynl Doano, a formor IiIbIi school
student, is nt his homo nonr Crow suf- j
forlng with the rhoumatlsm. Ho was
tnkon 111 In Portland about a wook ago.
Tod Lovltt, a Junior at tho Bible
Unlvorslty, dollvorod tho Sunday even
ing sermon at tho Christian Church.
Mr, Levitt will ho tho regujnr minister.
Mark Peory rocolved a lottor from j
his small grand-daughter, Joaun Cox,
who is at San Francisco with her
mothor, Mrs, Edosso Cox.
Lost In Springfield on tho 12lh, a
gold ring with th0 Initials F. L. T.
Finder will ploaso lonvo at tills olllco.
Howard.
Mrs. Hon Skinner Is becoming qulto
proflcloit with a motorcyclo, its sho is
scon ovory day with somo fair damsel
In tho sldo car. 1
Marlon Clearwater, a mombor of
tho Eugene buslhess collcgo student
body, has rocovorcd from tho "Jlu,"
and wan ablo to begin hor studios Mop."
day.
Mrs. D. F. Dakar of Pleasant .Hill
Is recovering from an oporatlon for
appendicitis at tho homo of Mr. Da
kar's brother, N. A. linker, of this
placo.
Mrs. W. C. Dressier, who has boon
visiting at Portland, Is now visiting
hor daughter 'nt Hot Lake, Oregon,
Sho expects to bo gono soveral weeks
longor.
Duteo Fischer, a student at tho unl
vorslty, spent tho weekend with her
sister, Joan, at Corvullls, Sho also at
tended the garno between Oregon and
0. A, C.
Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Tyson of
Woodburn spent Sunday with Mrs.
Tyson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mlko
Dauer. Mr. Tyson Ib S. P. depot agent
at Woodburn.
Eastern Oats, 38-pound clipped stuff
and our prlco fs tow. Drlng your sacks
and got your winter's supply whllo tho
prlco remains low. Springfield Feed
Company.
Tho local teachers, whoso homes
aro ou(Bldo of town, returned last
week-end In preparation for assum
ing their duties again. None of them
had the influenza.
Good California Feed Barley at $G8
por ton. Tho barley market gefB
stronger every day. Vou .can anvc
money by purchasing now.'Springflcid
Food Company.
Captain Dodd, a Eugono resident,
spent Tuesday tu-town visiting frlonds.
The Captain has been HI for some
time and this is his first visit horo for
somo months'.
E. F. Dohorty, n son-lnIaw of Mrs.
Alice Holcomb, sailed Monday for
Russia. Tho ship on which Mr. Do
horty Is a wireless operator Is on n
threo years' cruise.
Mr. und Mrs. W. C. Myers aro mak
ing their homo with Mrs. Myers' par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Drowning, for
tho winter. Mr. and Mrs. Myers Hvo
on a ranch near horo.
i
Mamio McCluskoy-Schreudors, who
taught a successful class of piano pu
pils In Springfield this past summer,
is now ready to accept pupils for tho
winter. Engagements can bo raado by
phoning Eugeno 2G3-R.
CHvo Holcomb, who was sent homo
from Franca and who Is stationed at
Wa'.novlllc, N. C, expocts a furlough
by Christmas. Mrs. Alice Holcomb
stated' that ho would bo homo If ho
could possibly come. CHvo is suffer
ing from tuberculosis.
Mrs. A. D. Nabry and daughters.
Elizabeth and Janot, of Portland, aro
visiting nt tho hoiuo of their undo and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Emory. Mrs.
Nnbry and daughters arQ on their way
to Fresno, Cal., whero thoy expect to
spend tho winter.
Tho gonoral delivery Is making tha
city delivery from tho Springfield Feed
Company's storo and warehouse this
month, and will probably continue to
do so as tho feed company's auto
truck is kept biuy delivering up tho
McKonzIo and Mohawk valleys.
Mr. and Mrs. Vadron Gartln, woll
known hero, spent Wednesday visiting
frlonds nnd relatives. Tho young cou
ple havo boon to San Francisco on a
visit and aro returning to their homo
at North Bond. Mrs. Gartln was for
merly Vivian Hnynos, a Eugono girl.
ALWAYS AT-YOUR SERVICE
Main Garage
Phone
CORNER OF MrLL AND MAIN, SPRINGFIELD
W. W. EBBETT
Automobile and Gas Engine Repairing
Storage Batteries Recharged and Repaired
Auto Accessories
Tires, Tubes, Blowout Patches, Chains
Columbia Dry Cells, Ford Parts
Gasoline, Oils and Greases
Havo your work done and buy your accessories at a
House who absolutely guarantees satisfaction
That's US.'
Store your car in a
Fireproof Building.
W, W.
JACK
Alfalfa Moal $2.30 por 100 pounds.
Wo nlso havo a good stock of Mlllfccd,
Flshor's Dairy Food, orn and Oat
Shorts, Darloy Middlings (oxtra fino
focd), Morpork, Morfat. Only a few
sacks of Berkshire feed that wo aro
closing out at f3.1C per sack. Spring
field Fcod Company. '
Tho Springfield Feed Company re
ceived In the past week ono car of
cement, ono car, feed, ono. car bulk
eastern oats, ono car oat hay and four
cars of third-cutting alfalfa hay. Thoy
shipped out during tho past week two
cars alfalfa hay, ono car oat hay and
delivered ono car alfalfa hay to a local
farmdr.
Noxnll Flour $2.75 por sack; Cupid
Hardwhcat, $2.95 per sack. Duy your
Grocorlos, Feed, Hay and Straw from
us for Cash prices and savo monor.
Our rrlcos aro RIGHT and our steadily
Increasing business proves it. Tho
sooner you get acquainted tho sooner
you will Vpgln saving money. Strained
Honoy and Marhmallow Syrup in
bulk. Bring your pall. They both
savo sugar. Fresh shipment of Figs,
black and white. Sweetened Choco
lato still 25c per pound. Springfield
Fcod Company. ,
Advertised letters for the following
aro nt tho local postofllco: Mrs. L. H. j
Baker, J. F. Ellison, Ella E. Crawford, i
Win, B, Hlllnr, Mrs. Kotherlne Martin,
L. R. Ingles, Guss Garfield, R. E. Hill, ,
Miss Annie Hedeund, Clayton Perry,
John Grady Hattlo Ganyard, Mrs.
Florence Shaw, C. E. Reagan, Percy j
Wells, J. B. Taylor, Geo. C. Myers, j
Morris "Bros., Mrs. Ethel Howard, Cal'
Hill, Mrs. B. Rogers, G. L. Smith, IT.
J. Smith, Dun Douduet, Miss Edith
Olaflln. A charge of one cent Is made .
on all advertised letters. I
About Croup. '
If your children aro subject to croup,
or if you havo .reason to fear their be
ing attacked by that disease, you
should procure a bottle of Chamber-
Iain's Cough Remedy and study tho
directions for use, so that in case of
an attack you will know exactly whaf
courso to pursue. This is a favorite
nnd very successful remedy for croup, j
and It is important that you observe
the directions nrcfully.
Falls From Flume.
Joy Goddard, 11-year-old son of Mr.
nnw Mrs. W. E. Goddard of Marcola,
had the misfortune Wednesday to fall
from an eighteen-foot flume. Tho
boy's arm was fractured In several ,
places and It was necessary to rush
him to the office of a Springfield phy-l
slcinn.
WANTED
A PUP
The editor of tho
News wants a pup
a small he pup. He
promised It for a
Xmas gift and is ex
pected to come
across or there'll be
a howl. It need not bo a pup with a
long pedigree or anything like that,
but it must conform to tho following
plans and specifications: It mu3t
havo a tall long enough so the owner
mn liltn n (Inn nn tha end of it. nnd
havo four legs, one on each corner; j
two ears, two eyes and a loving dispo- i
sltion, Ono that can howl soprano
preferred. Barring accidents, a good
home is promised tho pup and a con
tinual round ot "action," in which the
pup Is expected to donate half. Any
pup that looks as goed as the picture
herewith, will do, as far as actual
beauty Is concerned, but he must be
chock full of "pep." Stnto price and
description In your reply.
About 3 bUBhels of potatoes por
capita woro consumed yearly for all
purposes In this country during the
ten years preceding the war. The
rato per family Is almoso 17 bushels.
About 10 per cent of the consumption
,1s for soed and starch, mostly for seed.
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EBBETT, Electrical Expert
IVIITOHELL, Mechanic.
W' EED CHAINS in FnT
ET WEATHER
ALL SIZES
INSURE YOUR TRACTION Goodrich
A YOUR SAFETY Hartford
Ia. YOUR CAR United States
MlU Lee
V, Firestcno
jHHBt Racine
Springfield Garage
O THE BEST GRADE
A CONCERN OF RELIABILITY :
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 falland during the bitter cold of winter.
Mountain States Power Co.
PUBLIC UTILITIES
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned hns filed his final account
n tha itnn nf Pdcrnr A. BilUntrs. de
ceased that the County Court has set
Monday, the seconii aay oi uecemoer,
161C nf in nVlnrV tn thn forenoon of
said day, as tho tlmo for hearing said
account. All persons interested aro
required to appear in said court at said
time to show cause, if any, why said
account should not be allowed, your
petitioner discharged, and his bonds
men exonerated.
Dated this 2Sth day of October, 1918.
FRANK R. ALEXANDER,
.Administrator of the Estate of Edgar
A. Billings, deceased.
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CAREFUL, CONSCIENTIOUS
DR. J. E. RICHMOND
PHONES Office, 3; Residence, 116-J
Over Commercial Bank
Springfield, Oregon
D. W. ROOF
JEWELER
SPRINGFIELD, - OREGON
FINE WATCH REPAIRING
A SPECIALTY
Dr. N. W. Emery
DENTIST
SUTTON BLDG. - - PHONE 20-J
- W. F. WALKER
UNDERTAKER
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
Olllco Phono C2; Rosldoncp C7-T
West Main St.
ROBERT DURNS Lodge, No
78, A. M. F., Anclont and
Accepted Scottish Rlto Vai
vursal and Symbolic Free
Masons nieqts first and third,
Friday evening m w. o. w
hall. Visltlilg brothers wel
come.
P. A. Johnson
Secretary.
Chas. Kingswell
R. W. M
3
elephant
was
good
when it was made with va
rious percentages of wheat
flour substitutes in confor
mity with government reg
ulations. But say, folks,
you ought to see it NOW,
made with all wheat flour.
It is just one big chunk of
palatable goodness from
the middle of its snowy
wljlte "innards" to the
to tho children at the table
teasing for the "heel." It's
a pleasure .for us to bake
bread that's a pleasure for
you to eat. We have it
FRESH ' from the oven
daily. If your grocor does
not have it get it from us.
Eggtmann 's
MADE-IN-SPRINGFIELD
PRODUCTS