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FRIDAY, MAltCII 28, 1010.
TUB SPIllNaKIELD NEWS
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The Mineral Oil Treatment for Constipation.
Wno Flrot Advocntod by n Famous Englloh
8urgoon nnd Now by Eminent
Physicians Evorywhoro
Mineral Oil la mi excellent lubricant for the Intestinal
fnict. In oilier wonln, It aclH as u substitute for tho
niuooutf which cxhaniiled nature failed to supply. It
rellovoB coiiBtlpatlon In a natural way and Its use for a
limited lime will overcome the trouble permanently.
SquIIj bis Mineral Oil
In a colorleHH, odorless and tasteless preparation. It Ib
bU w but Buro In action and leaves no bad. after cffcctM.
Wo ooiiBlder UiIb oil equal to the famous Russian Min
eral Oils which aro not now available.
PRICE $1 .00
we
Ncvrcn
SUBSTITUTE
PHONE
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1 flhoop dip at I'oory'B.
Ilalo BturKQB wan up from CoUago
Qrovo Sundny,
All under ono roof.
Mr, und Mr, J, T. Foiitor, fonnor
roHldontH of HjirlnKfloId, aro lioro from
Aolorla oil n vIhU.
Mnt, Hobo LutKlawltz Ih moving tho
flxtnroH from tho rcotnurnnt alio now
occupluM to tho Kopitor InilldlnR.
Oron Hlmlmn and Frank McIJoo
linvo uccoptod poHltlonH on tho coun
ty road.
Wo mill soil matched, toilet paper,
Sunbrlght, thread and laccn at Gc.
McDowoH'b.
VOll HAUK 10 aero tract good hot
torn land .with family orchard. Seo
ThompBon & Uhl.
John H, Ilruco rctuniod from Calif
ornia Tuesday, whero ho had been on
huslnoBB.
Wo Btlll sell matchoB, toilet papor,
SunhrlRht, thread and laces at Cc.
McDowoH'b.
MIbb Amelia Llndahl and Dagmar
Jcprcson spent 'tho week-end at Portland,
WANTED Spring wheat, Hluo Bald
ZJ and Heardlosa Barley. Springfleld
roou uo.
I Town and Vicinity
t
All under ono roof.
M rB. rolcr ToniBOth In aullo 111 at
her homo on Willamette HoIrMh.
Straw hat dycB at I'oory'H.
Mr. W. It. Smith Ih down from Ma
bel today on business,
Albert SlmoiiH Is In town today do
ing tho Bhopplng for Camp Creek.
Mr. Wiilkor nnd J. 11. Oodmnn aro
In town from Doxtor today.
Mr. A. S. Mowbray wbb In town
from Coburg ThurBday.
A nice lino of tho plnenpplo sailors
at Mm. ThompHotiH.
It. C. ItlchardMon has moved to 8th
nnd D streets
C. I. (Jorrle, Sr., of DougliiB Oar
dens, was In town on business today.
Hex Peory, of Sclo, Is horo vlaltlng
his brother, M. M. l'eery.
11. A. Wanhfournq nnd family aro
on Uiolr way homo from Callfornfa.
IIobb Poultry Panacea at I.'eery's.
J. II, Sylvester, of Jaspor, Ib In
town on buslncBH today.
Norton Pengrn arrived In Portland
with tho 3Sth C. A. C. this morning.
Kmll Hauor Iibh rocoivod Ills' ollklal
discharge from Camp Lewis.
Mrs S. H. GalUoy, of Marcola, spent
Monday In town on business,
Wosloy Wnro has rocoivod his oill
clal dlschargo from Camp I.owls.
MIbh Maud Gllfrey,)f Pleasant Hill.
Ib spending a fow dnya hero viBiting.
' Miss Mndaleno Logan npent
week-end at MoMlnnvlllo,
tho
Tho L. L. L. L. met In tho W. O,
W. hall Monday evening.
Dick Front returned to' Wendllng
Sunday.
on bUBlnss Snturday,
Soap dyoB at Poory'B.
Jimmy Wndo, of Wendllng, was In
town Wednesday on buslnoBS.
FOIt HUNT Two ncros cultivated
land. Good houso, good barn, chicken
houses nnd parks. For further Infor
mation boo K. E. Lee, Clh & Main,
Springfield.
MIbb Vortt Nelson, who resigned
her position at Kctcln last week, la
I ending a few days with her parents
at Shodds before going to Portland,
whero eh", will mako her future homo.
Tho Harry Ennls Stock Co. Btaged
tho play "nought and Paid For" at
Waltorvlllo Wednesday night. A large
and enthusiastic crowd wero In at
lendauco. All under ono roof.
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Vernon Ilathbun returned homo '
from Camp I.ogan, Houston, Texas,
Saturday evening. Ho Ib tho son of 1
Mr. nnd Mrs. T. A. Ilathbun of this'
.city.
FOIt SALE: Modern five room
house, on A street. Oarage; garden, j
Homo fruit. Good terms. Liberty bonds j
or stamps taken. Owner, F. E. Len
hart, 2t,'
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M. C. UrtESSLER AND SON CAN
NOW FUIINI8H YOU WITH ' A
HUNTING Oil FISHING LICENSE
DIRECT. '
Word haB been received here that
Ray Bally la on his way homo ar
rived at Newport Nowb laat weok. He
Ib tho son of Mrs. Ethel Dally of this
city. ' ::
Diamond dyes at Pecry'a.
John Klckbush and family, of Iowa,
have arrived In Springfleld and are
Mrs. Otto Hanson, of Portland. Is
fiero visiting her sister, Mrs, Hobo
Letklowltz. Mrs. Hansen oxpecta her
husband to Join her next week.
Mr. and Mm. J. E. Wells, of Astor
ia, are here viBiting friends and rela- guests at tho Bowers' homo. Mr. Kick
lives. Mrs. Wells will bo remembered . bush will purchase a ranch on the Mc-
Totn Allen of Mnbei, was In town as Mary West, Kcnzlo and move there In the near
'future. I
Putnam dyes at Poery s. , 1
, , I . Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Lyon and lit
The Springfleld Feed Co. received Uq goni vrgH w1 ,eave tomorrow'
this week ono car of flour, two carB foJ. CnfornIa poInts , tho ,ntereBt
of feed and ono car of alfalfa hay Qf ther bU8lnC8S whllo down there I
Dr. James Mooro, of Eugene, spoke
at the M. E. church Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Eggimann mo
tored to Marcola on business Monday.
D. G. Doefcr has moved away from
Springfleld.
F. L. Hnko has moved Into the Mc
Claakey property In West Sprlngflold.
und shipped out one car of fend.
M. C. HIIESSLER AND SON CAN
NOW FURNISH YOU WITH A
HUNTING OR FISHING LICENSE
DIRECT.
they will mako'a short visit with Mr.
Lyon's parents at Coming, Calif.
LOST Saturday evening on the j
7:30 Eugeno-Scringfleld street car, a ft
small black purse containing a $5 bill
and some small change, also a locket
J. A. Edwards haB moved from Sth
and Main streets to 7th and K streets.
property on east Main street.
W. F. Coffer has moved to North
Bclid.
.See ub for early seed potatoes.
awoot clover seed. Held peas, Boy , and" a baby's ring. Finder phone 17F21
boanB, spring oats and barley. Spring- j or return to News office avid racejve
field Feed Co. , reward.
Miss Jean Corrine Fischer, who is j WANTED Springfield hcuso and
nttendlnK tho OrcKon Agricultural lot free of incumbrance in exchange
u... .. r m i v,.., for 70 acres timber and 10 acres im-
Inrry Carsnw has moved Into his 1 rrovorf u miin from n. n. flac sta-
BiriHK VUCUUUII. I ' '- -
I tion on Coos Bay Line, or, for choice
Mrs. H. C. Jlelmer and children vacant lot In Marshfleld. value $1500.
have returned from Raymond, Wash-1 Address Box 30, Springfield.
Ington, whore thoy visited friends i
II. "12. ainss has moved Into tho In-' and relatlVes. . . - - Noivland's have an. advertisement
galls proportyT
Miss Lena Brewer has accepted a
position at Hotels.
All under ono roof.
In this issue that it will pay every
, rendpr of the News to read if they
Wilbur Pegram is able to bo out contemplate purchasing anything
after his recent attack of pnoumonln. therein Hated. The prices are below
Mrs. John Griffin loft for Senttlo Mib. Emma Nott expects to spend t"0 retail marKei ana are me nrsi
Sumlity for a visit with her Bister. I tho week-end at Portland.
I Indications of the decline In price
of many textiles. Mr. Newland
Fred Clover loft for Portland Mon-I Tho funeral of Mrs. Esther Miller, watched his chance and bought his
day on a business trip. who died at St. Holons March 17. was goods In tho East after a slump in
Mies Pearl Snooks has resigned her 1,0,(1 froni tho Wttlkor clmpo1 Satur" prlcos was duo" Reconstruction Is on
position at tho Eggimann Candy Kit- (la; mr!B- lts wa'-
chen. j
land In cultivation. Seo "Thompson &
Uhl.
Mrs. Ellon Frost hns moved Into
)
Bob Wllllnn. of Waltorvlllo. Bpont 1,10 "mmom Miller property on Mill
Monday In town.
All under ono roof.
Mra. Ada Mnnnwnring Is visiting in
Portlnnd.
LADIES Soo Iho window display
at Mrs. Thompson's. Special vnluos ut
J5.00.
READ THIS!
Early Seed Potatoes 100
pounds "SI. 50
Fancy Onion Sets, lb 10c
Bulk Garden Seeds are Fresh
and aro Cheaper. Buy of us. All
'clean, new stock.
SUGAR, 100 lb. sack,
with $10.00 grocery '
order $9.70
Thompsons Best '
Flour u :-S2.60
Blucst&n Ilardwhcat .-$2.85
Cupid BeBt Patent -.,,..$2.95 I Kant'oak Fountain Syringes
10 lb. SUKUr c t.OO Water bottles gunrantocd
3 lb. Cheese -$100 (J'e"rs l Vry'a-
fi Boxob Mntehes 9Rr ' II- p' Mortonscn, who is in tlio
0 Bars Mascot Soap 25C
Bars Bob Whltb Soap ... 25 C
Tomatoes, per can IS '
street.
MIbh Mnud Gonlo, n senior at tho
local high school, spent the weok-end
with her parents at Douglas Gardeua.
All under ono roof.
E. H. McDonald and wlfo motored
up from Sclo yesterday to spond a fow
days with rolatlVcs. '
C. E. Lorah, former business mnn
of thB city, left for Long Roach, Cal
ifornia, Saturday.
C. A. Swarts sold a fine, registered
Jersey calf to Mr. Stono of Crcswoll
today.
WUllnm McCullah, of tho Mountain
Stntos Power company, Is in town on
olllclal business.
Want man to plow 2 acres In Doug
las Gardens or would ront this plaoo.
Phono C02L Eugono.
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Del Hlnson in u recent loiter to
IiIh mother wrote that ho expected to
sail for homo in May,
FOR SALE CG aero tract well im
proved, noar Donnn. Seo Thompson
& Uhl.
nnd
two i
Cofl'oy hospital nt Portland expects to
return homo within a fow days.
Scratch Food
BPB Mash $3.50
Shells r -' SJ.,25
orif S5L25
SPRINGFIELD FEED CO.
Congressman Boyd, of Nebraska,
lsl.td ut the homo of M. C. Hresdlur
Wednesday on routo homo. j
Annul i). ToiiiHeth fllod his army
illnclmrgo with thu county clerk Wod
ueadny. . j
Oucnr Lee, who has boon 111 for
some time Is now r.blo to bo up and
TIRES TUBES
TIRES TUBES
TIRES TUBES
Patches, Boots, Cement
Just Received
New Stock Tires and Tubes
And another shipment on the way from the factory.
We have been fortunate in being able to purchase a
shipment o.f tires, tubes, and accessories before tho
raise. Wo are therefore in a position 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 the factory. Buy your tires, tubes,
and accessories from us and save money. Try our
rond service; cars at all hours, day and night; we drive
anywhero, any time. We also have all night repair
service.- No job too small or too large for us.
Gasoline, Oils and Sundries
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W.W. EBBETT POHC 17' PROPRIETOR
Our Candies are
made fresh every day
in our own factory, and are
standardized as to purity and
flavors that are ever tempting
All Under
Roof
One
We Make and Repair
Auto Springs
THAT WILL STAND UP xl . ,
UNDER TRYING CONDITIONS
That Old Plow
YOU HAVE.'BRING IT TO' US AND WE 'WILL
Fix It!
Farmers' Blacksmith Shop
DOMPIER'S OLD STAND
SPRINGFIELD, OREGON.
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
ago 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 whiter.
Mountain States PowerGo.
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COR. MAIN AND MILL
SPRINGFIELD, OREGON
PUBLIC UTILITIES
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