THURSDAY, NOV. 28, 1018
TUB . SPlUNGPIfiLlJ NEWS.
PADS
A Rubber Doctor
Aro you familiar with the curative powor of heat? It
you aro, ypu will appreciate the valuo of a
Hot Water Bottle
, In your homo. SUch a bottle will jrellovo suffering
caused' by toothache, earacho, neuralgia and many
other Ills.
.Hcat cures In such cases by rollovjng congestion and
i-nutnrlnir nnmuiV rlrnlnttmi .
restoring normal circulation.
A Hot Wator Bottlo will also'
pi'ovido comfort for cold foot,
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Fountain pons at, Poory's.
Something, for ovorybody at Mc
Dowell', 4
Harvey Copley roturnod to Portlnnd
Sunday.
Tho now Klenzo tooth paste,-25c, at
I'oery's. '
John' Ityndoht bpont Sunday at'Cot
taKO .Orovo. . ' ' ' ' , ','
Holiday gqods
McDuwoII'b.
now on JllBplay.at
Thoro 1m to bu a dauco at Thurston
thla evening.
Mm. MyrtlolMrtle of Coburg visited
here Tuesday.
Eat your Thanksgiving
C'lffT'a ruutauraut.
dinner at
Soo tliosq manlcuro nets at Poory's.
C. I). Montgomery Is driving C. 1$.
Lyon's truck.
TIiito of tlio'Borg-boyB aro 111-with
tho Jnlluunzu.
Mrs. Tom Billings, is ablo lb bo homo
from tho hospital.
Now
Peory's.
and nifty box papors
Lllll Darling and Karl Lyman killed
five goose Sunday.
Cot your Xnina
Peory's.
tags nnd eoals at
Mrs. Etta Flschor
Portland this week.
Is visiting In
Esther Huntloy roturnod tho first of
tho weak from Mabel.
Tho G Ion wood school Is making up
n half hour each day.
Mr. and Mrs. S .C. Gatklo of Mnbol
spent Sunday In town.
First-class shoo repairing at the W.
Ji. Hull Shoo utoro. adv.
.MIbb Mabel, Fandrem la recovering
:from hor rocont Illness.
JUr. J. E. Itlchmond la HI at hor
Hiomo on Second strooU
H. S, Oua'orhoudt and family lidvo.
auoved to Cottago Grove.
MIbb Lotklo McDowoll loft Satur
day for Raymond, WobIi. ...
Porfumes In bulk and fancy boxes
.at Poory's. ' '"'.'
MIbb -Ethel Howard roturnod
"Wendllng Saturday afternoon.
to
Grandma McDovitt lb spending (he
week-end twltii Eugene friends.
Flrst-olas shoe repairing at the, V
A. Hall Shoe store. udv.
Edytlio Jiolcomb oxpects to( epond1
'Thanksgiving nt .North Bend.1 .
Mrs, Jack Bontloy is asslating In
the McDowoll deportment store. .
Mrs. Emma Nott ma do a hustnesB
trip to Junction City Saturday.
Do not eoolc ThaijlcBglvlng dlnndr.
Eat at ClIfl'H, Prices reasonable
Mr. nnd , Mm, Dolbort Ducknum
apont tho wook-ond with frloiuls!
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Duy your Xmhs'jnifrorfl, plcturia
audi picture frumou at McDowoira.
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Trncy Lyons and family of Llnsldw
-wero'ln town on buslnosa TuoBday.
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Harry Neat of Trent Jiaa flccopted
a poBltlon at tho Dooth-ICelty mill,
Harry "Whltnoy apont tho woolc-ond
with his niothbr at Suthorlin, Oregon,
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J.. W. Whlto of Cottngo
oponcd tho thoatrq Saturday evening.
Mr. II. I'. Mortoimon roturnod Mpn
day avonlng from a visit at Qlendalp.
Horbort Downing of Wondllng tin
dorwont a major oporatlon last week.
Thoro will bo u union meeting at
tho .Baptist church Thursday evening.
Mr, IJIrch and family; who'-reside
on Mill att cot, are HI with puoumpnln.
.Carl Swnnson ' and wlfo of Goto
Creek wore In town on business Tues
day. D.'iltitv eiin. iinronR. ntc. mnka nlcn
v,n. nrosonta. "Obt them nt 'McDow-
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OUH.
Dennis Cyr has just completed n
garngo on Ills place on cast Main
street.
Thq mills will close on ThankBglv
Ing In order to give tho omploy'ees a
holiday.
llrlng ub your Pork,-Voul, Chickens,
Uuttor and Eggs, We pay mote. Cox
& Cox.
Mrs. Sarah ijorrlsi Mrs. M. M.
Peery'B motbor, returned ; to Sclo
Monday. i
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MIbb Iluth Run ford, who has been
qulto 111 for some time, Is rapidly re
covering. Charles Butlor and wlfo aro tho
proud parents of a daughter, born
Thursday night.
Magazines mako
outs. Loavo your
Poory'B
nlco Xnins pros
BubscrlpttonB at
There will bo a danco at Mabel Sat
urday night Hondorshott orchestra
will furnish tho mualcl , r.
MIbb Vora Nelson, expecta t'o 'Bpond
Thanksgiving with her paronts' "at
Urownsvljlo.
. -Good potato aacks and' sowing twlno
nt Springfield Fpod Company's storo
or waroho.uso.
Mrs. S. H. Upton, Stato Pollco Ma
tron, Bpont Friday hero en routo to
Klamath Falls.
Mrs. Ray Dakor and Mrs. Itoy Ba
ker of Mabel had their' toitBlls re
moved Sunday.
Cnlvln Bossorman has resigned hlB'
position at Lyon's and In working. at
tho Main garago.
Miss Marjorlo Machon, a toaehor In
(lie Junction City high Bchool, spent
$,undiy;jwlth friends.
,Tho; local bt-dor of Woodmen of tho
World "took charcg of tho funoral of
J. It. H61br.6ok Tuoaday.
Tho Victory, boys and girls of tho
Glen wood school,, doubled their Quota
In the rdcont' campaign.'
'. Itoa'st chicken with drosstng and
creUm'od. chlckou Is tho ThankBglvIng
m-nu at Cliff 'a ,resUuranL
Ansll Parkor, Bon of Frod Parker,
spent Friday in town on business.
Ansll Is working at Debtor.
Tho mombors of, Pino Circlo No. 25,
Neighbors of Woodcraft, hold a moot
ing at tho hall thla nftornoon.
Tho United Artisans will hold tholr
regular mooting at tho W. O, W. half
Vodnesday oyonlng, Docembor 4.
"Claudia DrlggB, Dorothy Boylos,
Dorothy Hoopor, Clara Bakor of Mabol
had their tonsils rowovod Sunday. -
Manila MoClUBkoy-Schroudors, who
taught a succoBsful claos of piano pu
pils in Springfield this past summer,
Is how ready to ncoopt pupils for tho
winter. Engagomontaican bo mado by!
phoning Eugono 203-R.
."Hhorty" .MnokJIq Jott. WodncBday
morning- for Norti Dpnd, whoro ho win
spond Thanksgiving with bis brother.
Tom Billings roturncd from tlio Ku
gorio hospital Saturday afternoon.
IIo wns confined for five days with tho
"flu." 1
Waltor Da'lloy, ), S. Hutchinson!
Tod Levitt and 13. B. Morrison will
itng at tho union meeting Thursday
evening;. "
Anna Illdwoll ,n teacher at Trlan
glo Lako, la homy for, tho weo, as tho
school KOts. a iwook's Thanksgiving
vacation.
Mrs. Nabry and daughters, who
liavo boon visiting Dr. and Mrs, N. W
Emory, loft ' for Frosno, California,
Thursday. , -
John-Mullen, a formor.rcnldcnl, but
who now resides In Portland, Is In
town visiting old frlonds and attend'
Ing to huslnoss. ..
Mr. nnd Mrs. Jack Bentloy, MIbb
rFreldtt Fandrcm hnd Harry Fan d rem
,ni(onucu uio mngo uanco ni tsugenoj
i uv'iiuny ovpnniK.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Martin, Mrs.
Crltcs and Mr, and Mre. Frod Dreielcr
spent Sunday with J. P., doddard and
.wlfo at Cottage Grove. '
FLOUIt AND FEED. Flour at
,12.75; ovory jack guaranteed. Oct
'ou'' food prices. Thoy aro IUQHT.
8prlngflold Fcod Company.
Mr. and Mrs. Joo Lemons, who havo
been at Marshflold, arrived Friday to
spend several days with Mrs. Lemon's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Winzon
reld. '
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Even tho editor has waxed his
shoos and Is preparing to do . tho
"highland fling", on tho "Night
o'LnffB." Ho will also- rival- the
nightingale
Mrs. Myrtlo Moon and Mr. E. M.
Moon aro hero t. visit Mrs., Moon's
father, L. H. Morgan. Mrs. Moon Is
a roaldcnt of Itosoburg, and Mr. Moon
is from Coqulllo.
All ono hoars on tho streets is "Aro
you In tho chorus?" "Isn't Mr. InnlB
a splendid director?"' etc. The News
has lost Its popularity and wo hear
no moro about tho "Buzz-Saw." '
GROCERIES. You can flavo money
by getting nt Springfield Feed .Com
pany's Storo. How about somo bulk
Honey and Marshmallow'Syrup.? Just
rocolvcd a" fresh shipment of oodflah
and klppor salmon.
Tho high schbol quill manipulators
camo through with aomo "dope" this
weok, as tho back page will testify.
Thoro muBt bo something doing at
'that dear old Beat of learning from
tho looks of things.
Earl Meats, son of 'Mr. nnd Mrs. G.
II. Meats of Glenwood, arrived homo
Friday morning from a camp in Toxas,
whoro. ho haB boon for Uio past twenty
months. Ho la still suffering from an
Injury caused last Bpring when a train
hit htm.
Mrs. J. W. Coffin rocolvod a cable
gram Tuesday from Lloutonant G. E.
McLlrikoy, an intlmato friend of ber
son Ralph, who Is Btatloried with him
at Nevere,- Franco. Tho mossago
8atod that 'Ralph whs'woll nnd feeling
flno. Sergoant Coffin la a telegraph
oporator In tho. signal corps. Ho was
sent to Franco with tho Dlst division.
Mrs. P, A. Wooloy rocojved a do
llghtfut Thanksgiving, present from
hor - daughters, Chloe and Lavonla,
who aro ai Austin, Colorado. Tho
package proved to bo a large box of
Jonathan apples, probably grown on
tho oldqr daughter's homo place near
Austin. Miss Chloa Wooley has been
muiting ner nomo witn nor slater for
somo tlmo- r
No ono wishes to take snap Judg
mont' upon the telophono companies,
nor doeo no ono wlsh the companies
to put -over snap Judgments upon thorn.
ALWAYS AT
Main Garage
Phone
CORNER OF MILL 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 Colls, Ford Parts
Gasoline, Oils and. Greases
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Havo your work dono and buy your accessories at a
House who absolutely guarantees satisfaction
That's US '
Store your car in a W. W. EBBETT, Electrical Expert
Fireriroof Building. JACK .MITCHELL, Mechanic. 1
lb Grandoldop4
Wo woro mIelnforrao.d.by,
John KoIoIb,
Star boardor at
"Tho Vanboanery,"
About tho cat, ' .
Ho Isn't a tomcat,
He's a lady oat.
Wo aro glad to wolebmo
In our midst ,-.
Mr, EnnU ' -
With his
"Night o' Laffs."
It will holp out
Thla column woridorfully.
'It
Wo havo a fooling
Wo nro going to have
Sdmothlng' "on" - '
Harry StbwaVt ' .. ' ,'
By tho time . '
The "Night o Laffs"-'
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IB pulled off.
Now wb know
filnc'6 wo'v6 Beou'
Mark PcOry act ' ' . f. ' ''
flow' ho camo by "' ' ' ,'
That slmplo Idoit t ' ,
Ho'ii a reformed "end-man," ,
And iiolfoVo me.'ho'a good. u " '
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Doc Richmond
Is considerable . ,.. .
Of a cut up, himself, - '
"When ho get's going.- - r,t
We aro thankful . ; .
This Thanksgiving day ,.i
That Christmas comes
But once a year; . ,
That our annual 'Wear-off.'
Is Just n little ways off; -That
we don't own a qar;
That Uo flu haB flu;
That wo got two" lumps of sugar;
That prosperity's In sight;
That our Blioes'aro good yet; .
That wo don't caro for "turkey;
Ndr eggs; .
That wo actually need
Handkerchiefs, socks and
Hod ties for Xmas;
That we'ro. going to get 'em; .
That tho Springfield News
Keeps us awake "nights;
That Yifl hate nobody;
And lovo everybody ,
Except Bill Hohenzollern;
And Santa Claus;
Tliat wo have only ono
Linotype machine; .
That wo have sown our wild oats -And
reaped substitutes;
And If we have overlooked
Any other Items
Wo aro thankful for Uiat, too.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
Do not Imagine that because othsr
cough medicines failed to give you re-
Jlef that It will bo the. same with
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Bear
In mind that from a small beginning
this remedy has gained a world' wide
reputation and Immense sale. A med
Iclno must have exceptional merit to
win esteem wherever It becomes
known.
SOCIAL EVENTS
GIVES DANCE. .
Miss Jane Llndsey of, the local high
school entertained her fellow teachers
at a dance In the Stevens' hall Satur
day evening. A good time was re
ported by nil wflo attended.
TO ENTERTAIN
DINNER GUESTS.
Mrs. William Donaldson will enter-
tain at dinner Thursday the following
guests; Mrs., R. ,H. Wnggiier and
family and Mrs. Gladys Thom
SOCIAL TIME ENJOYED.
Mrs. J. D. Pavls delightfully enter
tained a number of her friends Satur
day afternoon, The hours were
spont in sowing nnd conversation.
At the cIobo of tho afternoon the
hostess served a two-course luncheon.
YOUR SERVICE
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YOUR SAFETY,
YOUR CAR ' ' '
pringfield Garage
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 r
will fortify you against the discomforts that a fuel short
age Js sure to producaDpn'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 Power Co.
PUBLIC UTILITIES
Those present were: MeBdames' Han
nah Holvereon, J. J. Browning, Jene
eatt Richardson, Margaret Lepley,
Georgia Nettleton, Frank- Powers, E.
E. Morrison, James ' Laitcra, Lydia
Lepley. Ella Lambert and R. C. Bos
serman. ATTEND MEETING.
Tho P. E. O. lodge held their annual
meeUng at Eugene Monday evening
at the home of Mrs. Moll Case. The
following ladles from h&re were pres
ent: Mrs. Birdie Walker, Mrs. W. L.
Durilap, Mrs. Joe Lusby and Mrs. Dan
Crltcs: ,
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured
with LOCAL APPUCATIONS. as they
cannot reach tho seat of the disease. Ca
tarrh Is s blood or constitutional disease,
and In order to cure It you must take In
ternal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is
taken Internally, and acts directly upon
the blood and rhucous surface. Hall's
Catarrh Cure Is not a quack medicine. It
was prescribed by one of .the best phy
sicians In this country 'for years and Is
a reRular prescription, It Is composed of
the beat tonics known, combined with the
best blood purlnerj. ncllns directly on the
mucous surfaces. The perfect combina
tion of the two lagredlents Is what pro
duces such wonderful results In curing
catarrh. Send for testimonials, free.
F. 3 CHENEY & CO.. Props., Toledo, O.
Soil by Drucsltti, price 76c.
Tska Hall's Family Pills for conitlpallon.
,D. W. ROOF
JEWELER
SPRINGFIELD, - OREGON
FINE WATCH REPAIRING
A SPECIALTY
CAREFUL, CONSCIENTIOUS
DENTISTRY
DR. J. E! RICHMOND
PHONES Office, 3; Residence, 116-J
Over Commercial Bank
Springfield, Oregon
. , W. F. WALKER
UNDERTAKER.
' FUNERAL DIRECTOR
Ofllce' Phone 62; ""ftoBldonce 67-T
West Main St.
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Racine
TUBES
IN ALL SIZES AND
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The
Bskor s
Oven
Is a vital essential in mak
ing breVd. Good bread
cannot be mado in a poor
oven any more than good
baking can be d.one In a
poor stove. With this prin
ciple in mind we installed
an oven that is as good as
the . Al materials that go
into Elephant Bread , and
both under tho skillful
manipulation of a top
notch bakor combine to
produce a food fit to grace
tho table of a king. Try
it .for your table. It will
delight tho wholo family.
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tmatin s
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