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About The Springfield news. (Springfield, Lane County, Or.) 1916-2006 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1919)
THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS iriUDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1010, PAGK J h ! 4 S y-i ' tut "Let Those Serve You Best Serve You Most" BorvlcoJn u hobby with uh. Wq have novcr believed Unit InunorilHtti profit shotilcl be tho tliliifj to strive for In u family drug hIoio, In other wonlti wo feel tlmt If tho Borvjoo tu .right; profit will Iri the long 'run tako euro of Jtaolf, .. . Hcaldofi the high iitumlnrd of niureliandlRo ut low prlcoH, you wlil ulyayn jhUf nt' thin Btdro tho' unwaver ing dosim' to treat you betted. A cheerful spirit of wIlllngncBH to Bhow our goods alwayri provalls. Our -froo dollvory oorvico ' W MI 8UU&TITUTE Real Estate Farm Lands and City Prop erty. Tracts to suit purchas er. Wrlto for pr'lcos and t'orms. Thompson & Ulil Phono Springfield 4 : Town and Vicinity j ;. Itoy.Mnhl. of Itosoburg. spent tho weok-ond visiting friends. . First-class shoo repairing nt tho W. A. Hall Shoo store. dv. . MIbb Huby Scnscnoy assisted nt Hotels' tho Inter part of last week. Vincent Monlco. of Mnbel. spont tho week-end with his family., f ChnrloH IlUnynn spont tho 'week-end at his homo In EuRono. . Rubborrgodds worth -' having - nt Poory's. '-, 1 Oscar Leo Is Quito 111 ut his homo on Emornd Heights. Ed Nye, who hnd his hnnd crushed IbhI wook, Is rapidly recovering;. Phillip Johnson, of WondllnR, spont Sunday In town vlBltlng frlonds. Tom Allon and family spent tho week-end In from Mabel. , Tim nnvr nilvnrllimil toilet rodlll- sites will bo found nt Voqry's. J V'.' C. K, Smith, of Mnbbl, spent Mon .''' day ovonlng In town on business. Fred Knox and Flo'd Johnson mo torod to WondllnR Sunday ovonlng. Tim Thompson Is spending n few days at Leonn. A nurabor of now"7Cc Books Just In at Poory's. Clydo Keovor rondo a buslnoss trip to Wondllng on Tuosday evening. i Grandma McDovltt Is confined to hor homo on Main siroot suffering from thooffocts of n fall. i 5 FEED BARGAINS Onion setB, per lb -IOC Ireshtock garden seed. Scratch Feed -S4.10 Egg Mash I.. S3.65 WcBtera Shell $1.15 Costal Grit $1.15 Eastern Shell $1,55 -Oil Meal 54.25 Beot Pulp - $3.00 s Wo carry all lines of feed at lowest prices. , See -us for Alfalfa hay. 4 - Got our grocery -prices. 1 " ( ' . See our window display. Vo .can save you monpy. ; Puffed Rico, 2 for 25c ; Tuffed Wheat, 2 f6r 25 C Ptiffed'corn, 2 for 25 C .'Catsup ,. 24C Salt Salmon, por lb 25 C SPRINGFIELD FEED GO. is n roal convonionco. PHONE 31 Vorn Vaughn, of Jasper, spont Wednesday In town on business. First-clans shoe repairing at tho W A. Hall Sboo store. adv. M. C. Hresslor attended tho nenco wuiiuji until ut i-uriiuuu iiiu turn pun of tho wook. Heglnulng. noxt Sunday, regular Sunday matinees will be given at tho Hell Theatre. Mr. and Mrs. Frank McDoo ,havo moved to ono of tho Huntloy houses on south Second street. MIbb Mnyblo Fnndrcm returned from Portland tho latter part of last wook. Quito a nurobor of Springfield's younger sot enjoyed tho danco at WondllnR Saturday night. Frank Nlckum, who has been work ing In 'Portland, arrived homo lost wook. " Stock and poultry foods and tonics nt Poory's, ' Or. F. G. Conn spoke nt tho Metho dist church Sunday for tho Interest of tho Armenian and Syrian roller. Miss MarRaret 'Tomsoth is assist ing In tho grocery department of tho j Cox and Cox department Btoro. I Tho ladles of tho Christian church Rnvo n Biipp'or' Wednesday evening In tho church parlors. Tho W. O. W. held their regular mooting Tuesday ovonlng. Sovoral candidates woro present. U. A. Woshburno attended .the oucn conference In Portland tho 'oro part of tho w'ook. . A nurobor of young pooplo spont nst Snturdey ovonlng, nt n dnnco at Thurston! ' Mr. and Mrs. Thorn Nyson spent Sunday nt Ciiburg visiting frlonds and relatives. ' Llfq time aluminum waro now on sale at tho McDowell Department storo. , , - Mrs, Minnie Morris, ' of Mnrcola, spent the weok-ond nt tho homo of hor mother, Mrs. Holl Spong. C. E. Mend1 and family, of Walter vlllo spent tho wook-ond In town on business. Miss Corn MastorBon, of Camp Crook, spont Monday In towh .on business. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mooro motored to Albany Wodnosday on n .business trip. Ed Dlonlns, of Albtfny, was In town Monday pnrouto to Loaburg where he will bo for soine'timb. Quito a crowd of 'young pooplo at tended tho dnnco liold nt Goshon Snturday ovpnlng. Miss DnrDara lipllor, who eachcs at Santn Clara, spont tho wook-ond at Iter homo horo. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Carnoy, of Thurston, was h city visitor on Moil day, Mrs. Sam Richmond Is quite, til at tho homo of hor mother, Mrs. Mary Magill; with a norvous breakdown, Henry LyoiiB, wbo or tho past weok has boon with his family nt Marshfloldi rofurnod Sunday ovonlng. Lester Hostottor, nn employp at tho S. P, dopot spont Sunday at his homo In 'Wondllng, Snsparolla Tonlo for that, tired af tor' tho "flu" feeling Get It nt Poery's. ' Hon Skinner, who suffered rjulto a sovore attack of tonsllltln, has rw covordd. ; JCrdlnd Ashley, who undorwont an operation laHt 1-Vldny In reported afl doing qtilto nfcol', Slio In at tho lp onl hospital. Mm. Bthol Unlly inn sold lior homo on Infill and E stroots to p. IJ, Kossoy and family. Frank Lonlmrt has bought tho Kornoy plnco, Tho funeral of MrH. J. C. Js'lchol- Jon, which wnV hold Friday, wan ircoly Hltendod and thtf 'llqral offer ings wore many, ' ' CLHAItANCK 8AI.B of nil winter . . . . . . . f hats to make room for tho spring hats tints n M Tfirttnrttinn'ii mIIII i;ow on at Mrs. Thompson's millinery sloro. N. A. Ilowo burt his hand severely whllo cranklni; his car. Thero woro iio bonoB broken but tho Injured mombor was pnlnfiilly brulsod. Clay Whltackcr, of Marshfleld, is hero visiting li!s relatives And to join his wlfo' who hos been vleltlng hor parents at Coburg, 8, H. Tllton wont to Doxter Wed ncsdny whoro ho vl work. Ho spent tho week-end horo with His family. Mrs. Mlnnlo Dcntley has accepted a position In the cloak and suit de partment at tho , McMorrail and Washburno storo In Eujfeno. J. A. Glbbs wnh admitted to tho Mercy hospital Monday, in Eugeno. Ho has been ill at his homo herb for soma tlmo. Mrs. John Tomseth spent tho weok In Portland visiting with her daugh ter. Daisy, and to meet, her son Ar nlo Tomsoth, a member of "the 05th. C. E. Lyons, proprietor of the Springfield Feed Co., left for rtose burg Tuesday on a business trip and roturnod Thursday. Mr. Kncsbeck, of Eugene who un derwent an operation last Friday nt!wo think tho local hospital, is reported as do ing nicely.' Ivan McKlnnoy, a member of the Cr.th, cnlled his sister by phono from Camp Lowls Tuosday evening, telling of his safe arrival. Dr. J. Ei Richmond left today for Newport where ho will visit his par ents. Ho will not return until March first. Dolbelt Ducknum and family loft hero Mondny morning from Portland, whoro' ho will bo employed. For the past several months he has been do- lng contract work at Mabel. Mr. and Mrs. Griner, who owned tho Homo restaurant slnco last No vember coming hero from Woodburn, liavo made preparations to ruoyo their placo of business o Eugene. . Mrs. J. W. McDowell, of trio Mc Dowell department store, spent a few days visiting with ho? Bon, Wesley McDowell, who Is a member of tho GCtb. ' Ambassaaor Gerard's "My Four Years In Germany" will bo shown Sunday afternoon nt 2 p, m. and clos ing nt 1 p. in. Prices: Adults, 35c, children, 15c. W.' J. Barnes, a former real estate iuan of this city; now of Almeda, California, visited friends horo Mon day enrouto to to his homo from Portland. Mrs. Roy Jonklns and daughter Elolno, of Portland, aro horo visit ing at tho homo of Mrs. Jenkins par ontB.jjMr, and Mrs. Wm. McFnrland, Mr. "ftnd Mrs. Jenkins woro former business people of this city M, M. Peory was pleasantly sur prised when ho received' a visit from. his two brothers, Rex and Roy, whp now havo their discharge. Roy Poory was at Camp Lo wis and Rex was at a camp In Kentucky. They left Wod nosdny morning for their homo near Albany, ' Main w. w, , EBBETT Phone 1 7 PROPRIETOR HAVE 'OUIl CAR PUT IN CONDITION FOR THE SEASON BY A "RELIABLE CONCERN. WE ABSO LUTELY GUARANTEE OUR WORK. DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE. NO JOB TOO LARGE OR TOO SMALL FOR US. STORAGE BATTERY REPAIRING AND RE CHARGING. ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENTS MADE AND REPAIRED. -,' . ,t TRY US FOR "SERVICE AND ' ' SUPPORT HOME INDUSTRY ' . ASK EBBETT HE KNOWS ' Mrs. W. !. Foster, daughter of Ifr. And Mrs. Frank A. ' DePue, 'acfom panltid by hor husband, nro hero from Portland to' spend tho week-end. FOU BALK: Modern flvo room liouso on A street. Oarage; garden; Homo fruit. Good tennis, Liberty bonds or stamps taken. Owner, F. B. Lon-' hart. i 2t j Mr. It. W. Nowland, who Js sopn to ; open u department store" hero, has rented tho Margaret Morris residence jat Second and Ji streets vfloro he will reside with his family. i Miss Grace NIckuni; who had been working at Wcndllng, spent tho week- tend with friends. Miss Klckum has " vint t lit iviiuo, iiuoa iiibnuui isms ;rc - , d or t,0 aMd t w i lcavo for Portland soon. Lester. W. Hill Is tho only Spring field boy listed among tho C5th who arrived in Portland Monday. Lester . has 'seen much active fighting. Ho nlno has a brother and a brother-in-law, who have not yet returned from . France. -J Ilass Goddard, whllo- putting his ' whcol away in the biscmcnt of the D. kmlll'last Saturday morning, was' tinfortunato enough to rldo Into a Bcaffoid which workmen had left at-! tor completing repair work. Tho col lision caused considerable bruises about Mr. Goddard's face. Tho Nccdiecraft Club bold its first,; meeting of tho season last week. New , members were voted in and officers WOro elected. Regular meetings here after will bo held upon the first and third Thursdays of each month. In-; stallatlon of tho now officers and inl-; tlatlon of new members will take placo at the homo, of Mrs. J.. E. Rlch-j mono, corner or. beconu ana u sirccis on Ttiursday evening, March Gth. BORN OF WAR It is difficult yet to valno accurately or in some Instances to perceive all tho war has brought to our national lifo or pruned from It. The things little now may -appear to posterity the greatest. The Thrift Stamp idea seems to be ono of these. Originated as a war emergency meas ure. It has taken hold: has anppiled -to tho common sense of America, zr.i may yet shape tho destiny of the nation. It is patent, now that the war Is over, that the Thrift Stamp has come to stay. If we get nothing elso out pi tho war but the habit of saving, which begets tho coroTfary simple living, we will have reaped the full fruit of tbe war. For a thrifty democracy Is a firm domocracy, a potent democracy. a democracy strong enough to pre- serve Itself, A' man who saves-Is a better citizen, thari the man who docs not save. He becomos a stockholder In his govern ment and ho Is Jealous for (he wol faro of that government In war and In peace. In war he will fight for it with his life. In peace he will protect It from those who would tear down. As America saves from this day on to shall she grow in benign power and In the eyes of mankind. "A bank ac count for e.vcry American clUren" should, bo one of our "national slogans. Tho Thrift and War Savings Stamp Idea Is freighted with a mighty change for .the better in our national life. , Tho Thrift Stamp Is backed by tho United States government. Without doubt It Is the greatest investment ever offered and It. Is in such a form that every American, big and little, can tako advantage o'. it. Start figuring now on your personal quota of V'r'ory Liberty Bonds. If you don't, start figuring on increased taxes. . Hmts m more Catarrh lnvthls pectloa 01 tbo country than all other dlaeaaea put locether. and until th last few yean wbm aupposed to be Incurable. For a irreat many years doctors pronounced It a local disease and prescribed local reme dies, and by constantly falling' to cure with local treatment, pronounced It Incur able. Science has proven Catarrh to be a constitutional disease, and thereforo re quires constitutional treatment. Halt's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, Is the only Constitutional cure on the market. It Is taken Internally. It acta directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. They offer one hundred dollars for any case tt falls to oure. Send for circulars and testimonials. Addrn: F. J. CHENEY A CO., Toledo. O. Sold by DrvffnUts. He. Take Hall's Family Till for corMotloo Garage AT THE BELL THEATRE PKOGRAMKOIl THE CURRENT WEEK. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 72'. Francis X, ftuehnian atid Beverly Bayne In "Tho Poor Rich Man." The romantic story of a penniless, mil lionaire. An appealing comptly-drarria. Which 'Would you choose- a blonde and fluffy vaiftfilr'e 6r a whole some, breezy western girl? You wili'see both Wpcs In "The Poor Rich Man." SUNDAY, FEBRUArtV 23: Ambassador Gerard In "My Four Years In Ger many." See our advertisement of. this special attrac tion elsewhere In this paper. The length of the picture will permit of but one showing during the matinee be ginning at 2 p. m. and In the evening beginning at 7:45 p. m. Prices: Adults 40c, children 25c. t TUESDAY, FEBRUARY V5: Vivian Martin in "Unclaimed ' Goods." In 'this pic ture Mlsfr Martin plays a western role that of the daughter of a sheriff and her remarkable experience of being sent by express. Unclaimed at her destination she is about to he sold at auction when' she'is rescued, and 'a "bad man" she once befriended sacrifices his life In her defense. Good Food Good Diinks - - ' Good Cheer and ; Good'Service are the winning features at Eggimanjfa's 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 Ga Heater will fortify you against the discomforts that a fuel short age is sure to produce. Don't fail tc ge,t yours now, that you may enjoy its' warmth and cheer all through the frosty days of fall and duringHhe bitter cold of whiter. Mountain States Power Co. PUBLIC UTILITIES WATERSHED COATS Cloudennlnir has thorn for ladles or gentlemen, tho quality of which aro unsurpassed at t price lower than can elsowhero bo obtained. HEMSTITCHING Done by Mrs, J. A. Rathbun, cornor 7th and (I stroets. Phono 13, Wlien in Springfield Eat, at tire Haw restaurant, the ELITE CAFE ' r: D. W. ROOF JEWELER SPRJ.NGF1ELD, - OREGON FINE WATCH REPAIRING A SPECIALTY RODEttT BUItNS Lodgo, Kit 78, A. M- P.. Ancient ut Accepted Bcottish Rite Ual rrsal and Symbolic Fkk Masons meets nrai ana imm Friday evening In W. .0. IB halH Visiting brothers w- come. A 78K P. A. Johnson Secretary; Chas. KIngsweH R. W. M.