The Springfield news. (Springfield, Lane County, Or.) 1916-2006, March 21, 1919, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, MA110H 21, 1010. THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS PAGE X Potency Means Power It It requires Icn-liorHo power lo atari a certain piece o.f machinery, a nlno-horso power engine won't answer. It will bo no bettor than no engine at alls Yod muni provide, additional force or all of your' power will be wanted, SO IN MEDICINE If a drug of a cortaln strength or potency Ih required lo stop the progress of disease,' a weaker drug will bo no better than no drug at all, Wo think of these things, That l why you can alwaya hco products of tho world's bcul cheinluta on our shelves. The drugs which we handle are pure and of standard strength. Never? eui BSTITUTE PHONE 31 tit Real Estate Form Lands nnd City Prop erty. TrnctB to suit tfurclios or. Wrllo for prlcon nnd tonus. Thompson & Uhl Phone Springfield 4 Town and Vicinity Mrs. C. A. Enton Ih nblo to bo up. Bhoop tllp nt I'oory's. of Marcola, wus In Froil FlBclior, town Monday. Wal- John Wllllan was down from torvljlo Monday. Mrs. Ethel Dally loft for 8horidnn Wednesday. Honry Conrad Ib 111 at tho homo of IiIb grandmother. t , I. W. Groon left for tho sbldlor'a homo at IlosohurB. Wilbur PoBrnm, Is from tlio pneumonia. Soap dyoa nt Pcory's. Hob Illnlr. of Jasper, on DUBIUUnB liiurauuy. rccuporatlne was In town Mr. and Mrs. FrnnK McUoo moved to Sovonth Btroot, havo Mr. nnd Mrs. Itlchnrdson, of So nttlo, uro boro to locnto. Hess Poultry Panncoa at Poory'a. Harold PorldiiB returned to IiIb homo nt (Portland Tuesday. Grace Nli?kum lms nccopted a posi tion at tho Cliff restaurant. A lnrco crowd attended tho L. L. L. L. dnnco Thursday light. Joss Churchill, of Marcola, was a bufllnoBB vlBltoi hero Monday. Floroncp Shnhun htfs roslgnod hor position at Cliff's rpstaurant. Mrs. M..V. Endlcott visited frlcndB nt KtiKonu ThurBday afternoon. John Lewis, of Donna, made a busi ness trip to Sprlnenu'.d Tuesday. Putnam dyes at- Pcory's. Mrs. A. T McCully, of Eugono, vis ited MrB M. M. Poory Thursday. Mr. nnd Mra. C. F. Eggltnann made a buslnesB trip to Eugena Monday. Charles (Hubs, of Illinois, visited hero thogluttor part' of last week. Mr. Henry Mathews, of Pleasant Hill, was In town on business today. MIsb Kathryn Hnthbun has accepted n position at Kggimanns canny Kit chen. Frank Whltoman, of Portland, wbb hero on buslnosB tho foro part of Uio wook. Straw hat dyeB at Pccjy's. Mr. OlbbB. who Is In tho S. P. hos pital nt San Francisco, Ib about tho same. Diamond dyes at Poory'a, MIib Mnud Ullfroy returned to liar' homo nt Pleasant lilll Saturday. Mr, and Mra, nay Hlchardson nnd Ron, Hobort, of Seattle, arc nt tho homo of Mr. and Mm. N. A. Howe, Frank Olbba lifts returned from Ran Francisco? Vhoro ho has been with IiIb fnthcr, who Is sorlously III. Tho regular mootltig of tho En enmpmont of tho I. 0. p. F, iMiW.i ynn not hold Thursday evening. . i C. it. Purvot, who broko Bovornl rlbBi whllo working nt Wondllng was brought horo for treatment Friday. A very Interesting mooting wan hold nt tho regular session of tho I. 0. '0. F. Lodgo Wednesday ovoninif. Francis Lamborty who Is em-" ployod In Portland, apont tho week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Itowo. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Allen were In town over Bundny, Mrs. Allen going from hofo to Goshen to visit hor sls tov. Jobbo Larson returned to, Wondllng Sunday iftcr spending a fow days with his parents, Mr. and' Mrs.- George Larson. Tho grocory storo owned by Mr. 8hoppard whb broken' 'Into ' Monday ovonlng and a small amount of stuff was takon. . Mr. and Mrs. 8. Jackson, who havo boon visiting at .Fargo, North Dakota, for tho rast month, nro expected home noxt week. ' . Floyd Dortlott, a former high School Btudont, Ib hero visiting his parents. Floyd Ib employed In a Jewelry storo In Portland. FOR SALE: Modern five room houso on A 'street Oarage; garden; some fruit. Good terms. Liberty bonds or Btamps takon. Owner, F. E.Lcn hart. 2t 'The Harry Eiinls Stock company Orlri Ndlllotori arrived at Ndwport NoWs, Friday morning according to a telegram received by his mother, Mrs. Georgia Nottlcton. N Congressman Ilod vfsltod M. C. BrcBslor Tuesday ovonlng. Mr. Uoyd and family are residents of Noilly, Nebraska, and aro touring tho coast this winter. Thoy spent six. weoks at Long Uonch, California. Mr. and Mrs, John Winzonrcld en tertained tho following cuosts at a nix o'clock dinner Sunday cvonlng: Mr. nnd Mrs. Uoll. of Eugene; Mr. A. J. Perkins, of Portland; and Mr. Frank Whltnkcr, of Portland, , Mrs. Myrtle Egglmann, MIsb Mar garet Tomseth, Mies Freda Fandrem, Miss Mayblo Fandrem, Mrs. Minnlo Ilcntlcy and Mr. Arnold Tonu.cth nu tended tho St. Patrick's danco at Eu gono Monday night. j WANTED 8prlngfleld house and lot free of Incumbrance In exchange j for 70 acres timber and 10 acres Irn- rroved, Vi mile from It. R. flag sta tion on Coos Hay Line, or, for choice vacant lot In Marshfleld, valuo $l600;j Address Dox ZO, 8prlrigfleld. Mrs. A. B. Van Valzah wants all tho old clothes you havo that are in sorao" way serviceable to be left at her home, Second and A streets, or phono 119-J and she will sepd fdr them. Thoy aro badly needed by tho Red Cross for relief work. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Travis were called tq Nampa, Idaho, Friday by the serious illness of their son, Fenner. Fenncr fell whllo working and struck his head on a desk, which made It necessary for an operation to bo per formed. A late telegram stated that tho operation had been successful. Our Candies are made fresh every day in our' own factory, and are standardized- as to purity and flavors that are ever tempting HEMSTITCHING Dono by Mrs. J. Ai' Hothbun, corner 7lh and G streets. Phono 13. WATERSHED COATS Glendennlng has them for ladies or gentlemen, tho quality of which staged tho play "Bought and Paid For" tro unsurpassed at a price lower at Coburg Thursday night. Tho 'com-1 than can elsewhere be oWalned pnny plays the same bill at Wondllng A complete lino of tncklo Just received at Son. new fishing Brosalcr nnd Roy, Illttur. bf Mabel; spent a fow dnya In town tho hitter part of tho week. on Saturday. Mr. G. T. Davla and famyy, of Wobco, Oregon, aro hero visiting rel atives. Mrs. Davis," who is ill. will re main hero for somo tlmo but Mr. Davis will return 'homo. . Tho Springfield Feed Company re coived another carload of alfalfa 'hay, tho past weok for distribution to anr ixlous Inquirers. The company also shipped out n carload, of feed. ROBERT BURNS Lodge. Nt 78, A- M. F., -Ancient an Accepted Scottish Rite Un: Vursal and Symbolic Fro Masona meets first and tblr Friday evening In W. O. halL Visiting brothers woi READ THIS! Early Seed Potatoes 100 pounds '-$1.50 Fancy Onion Sots, lb :JLOC Bulk Garden Seeds aro Fresh and are Cheaper. Buy of us. Ali clean, now, stock, SUGAR, ' 100 lb. sack, with $10.00 grocery ' ordor $9.70 Thompsons Best Flour $2.60 Bluestem IIardw,heat -.$2.85 Cupid Best' Patent $2.95 10 lb. Sugar $1.00 3 lb. Cheeso $1.00 5 Boxes Matches 25 C 0 BavB Mascot Soap 25 C G Bars Bob White Soap -..-25 c Tomatoes, per can 15c Scratch .Food $4.00 Erg Mash S3. 50 Shells $1.25 Grit $1.25 SPRINGFIELD FEED CO. Knntlock Fountain Syringes Hot Water bottles guaranteed two yours nt Peery's. ' , Mr. Frank A. Do Puo, who has boon 111 for thu past month, Is able to bo out again. Mrs. Oron Smhan assisted at Cliff 3 restaurant during Miss Florence Shu- hun'a absence Alvin Prico, of Marcola, visited at tho homo of Mr. und Mrs. JA. VvEndl pott Wednesday. Russell Meyers, who - accidentally shot himself in tho leg Inst weok, Is able to bo out. Mrs. Sarah Morris, of SciJ. Ore gon, la horo visiting her , daughtei, Mrs. M. M. Peery. FishlngseuBon Ib now open and now is tho time to buy that fishing tacklu. Brassier nnd Son. Mr. and Mrs, Oron Shaiian nro liv ing in one of tho Huntley houses on South Second St. Willis McKool has relurnod to his homo ,horo after bolng in Vancouver for some tlmo. 'Hawa solo put on or a heol at' tached by tho shoo doctor at tho W. A. Hall Shoo Store. MIsb Daisy Tomsoth is hero from Portland visiting her paronts, Mr, and Mrs. John Tomsoth. ' Take n trip up thcC rlvor and enjoy a good day fishing. Got jour outfit at Bro88lor'B. Tho fluo nt tho Egglmnnn candy" kltchon and bakory bus boon ro modoled and enlarged. Mr. und Mrs. Guy MoDonna. of Cres well, spont Sunday at tho tho homo of Mr. und Mrs. Wilbur Lloyd. Got tho, habit of dealing nt tho W. A. Hall Shoo. Storo for shoes and re pairs. You'll savo inonoy. A. J. Perkins,' u former resldont, spout a fow dnyo bore 'on business tho foro part of Inst wook. Arnold Tomsoth arrival homo Sat urday from Camp LowlsT Arnold wns a mombor of the 00th C..A. C. W.hmldn you do with your old shoes, throw thorn away? Bettor have he rIiou doctor oporato on 'am at tho AV. A. Hall Shoo S.toro. ' Tho Cheney Phonograph plays the wholo wide range of records and audi best of all the Cheney plays all rec- cotno. P. A. Johnson Secn'tarr Cbas. Klngawell Dr. N. W. Emery DENTIST 8UTTON BLDG. - - PHONE 20-J RESIDENCE PHONE 123-W ordB bottorl Ensy payments. The Music Shop, CE E. 9th, Eugeno, Or. . Mrs. M. U, Wagner and Mra. Edgar Thorn, of Junction City, and Mr. Burko Rose, of Tacoma, Wash, spent several days visltlngnt tho homo of Mrs. Wil liam Donaldson. D. W. ROOF JEWELER SPRINGFIELD, - OREGON FINE WATCH REPAIRING A SPECIALTY TIRES TUBES TIRES TUBES " TIRES TUBES Patches, Boots, Cement . Just Received New Stock Tires and Tubes And another shipment on (he way from the factory. We have been fortunate in bejng able to purchase a shipment o,f tires, tubes, and accessories before the raiBe. We arq therefore in a ppsition to offer you guar antee 5000 mile tires'-at a great saving. We make' our ' own adjustments on these tires, saving all unnecessary delays in sending to tho factory. Buy your tires, tubes, and accessories from us and save money.' Try om road service; cars at all hours, day and night; we drive anywhere, any time. We also have all night repair service. No job too small or too large for us. Gasoline, Oils and Sundries , m ain araqe W. W. EBBETT PHOBIC 1 7 PROPRIETOR COR. ryiAIN AND MILL SPRINGFIELD, OREGON Pat Yourself on the Buck When You Deal With HALL Because You're Money, Ahead EXPERT REPAIRING THEW.A.HALLSHOE'STORE We Make and -Repair Auto Springs - THAT WILL STAND UP . UNDER TRYING CONDITIONS That Old Plow YOU HAVE, BRING IT TO US lAND WE WILL Fix:lt! ' Farmers'" Blacksmith Shop DOMPIER'S OLD STAND SPRINGFIELD, OREGON. Comfort Within When Cold's Without COLD WITHOUT will also mean COLD WITHIN in thou sand of homes this Winter unless provision is made for auxiliary Gas heating before it Is too late. Au Portable Gas Heater will fortify you against the discomforts that a fuel short ago is sure to produce. Don't fail to get yours now, that you may enjoy its warmth and oheerall through the frosty days of fall and during the bitter cold of winter, Hountain Steles PowerGo. PUBLIC UTILITIES