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Newspaper Page TextFIlrtJAY, MAY 2, 1010 THE SPIIINQ FIELD NEWS PAGH t The Confidence of Our Country Customers , ' , i ' . , line enabled, tin to build up an excellent pnrcol post 'biiilneaa, Thin Is encouraging fop we reatlrc that the. "retitfents of our trade territory appreciate tHe fact that I tpaya to patronize home Industrie Instead of .the distant mall order houses. t ' An, unusual naoortmont of goods, prompt servlco and our b'roifd'ounrantee msko It plsetfble. for us to meet .any ort of "competition, j-,'" t I Oend us a trial order for drugs oY sundrlesr-alsoi let us fill your next prescription!' 'Wq prepaypostage on all small orders. KwWii u jBM'' NEVER SUBSTITUTE PHONE 31 Mr. Coo. W. 1'crklnn, of Portland, n former rosMont of thlx city, pont ft' rfoW. ilayn hero on imslnosM this wook. Un Is nlno falling oii frlnndu And no- quttlnlnnccs. Henry UoaIrii, machinist, and- Mr. John Hondorer, iinglnoCT-at did local; .plant of (ho Mouuuiln Bints rower i conimmy, upent Monday and Tuesday ' In DhIIiih on hitftlnow. I Th funeral of tho flvd-yonr-old Vhlhl bf Mr. hM Mr. (wk Sm th, I who died Saturday roortiluK, wa h-M : fltindny iifidrnoon. Intuitu, n being made In Ltiurol Mill ome ory. : Town and Vicinity v A bit? bunch of 10c cropo paper at l'uury'H, J. 1). (looenpoiit Friday In Donna on Imulirmu. Ora CIiiibo In slowly recovering from unMllnoMi. Tolm L)ttnoll ban moved to Fifth and 0 struet. M. I). Lyons bus moved to Fourth nnd I) HtToota. ' jack KlnJioy rolurued to bin homo In Jasper Friday. ' 1'otntoos wanted Sprlngllold Food Co. Frank Hills, of Jasper, Bpcnt Sat; unlay In tho city. Henry Hall, of Tortlaud, wns hero on IiubIiiush Friday. I Louis McCoy, of Ooltago Grove, Iiuh moved hum wflh big family. Buy your homo furnlshlngn from tho I'orry IMano Storo Stevens building. Mr. und Mrs. C Elliott moved Sat urday to Eugene, whoro thoy will muko 'tholr futum homo. 'o Htlll sell matches, toilet aper, Sunbrlght, thread and luces at 5c. McDowell's. Mm. (!. M. Richardson and chil dren, of Fniuklln. niu visiting fbrn fow days herd'' with relative, Got the squirrels, mice and moles with poison wheat. 10c and 25c a packagu at I'eery'if. Vornon Rathbun loft for Ashland Friday, to be gone two weeks'. It Is said he will return with n-brldo. W. K. Johnsoncity foreman of tho Mountain Status I'owor company, Hpeut Sunday In HrowuHVIIIo. Mr. and' Mrs. Coorgo. Settle spout Mliw l.olla Lltroll Is confined to her Sunilti In Cottage Qrovo visiting i Mr nnd Mrs. SJjn Hay mo isd tit futn (JorVn'lls Saturday to-Mfnd IbV 1 1, if. 0. F. convention in Hwcmm. Sunday they' vlatlod vi'lh friends and irulntlvoH In Springfield. I I Mr. mul Mrs. Nu to Or'fllr and ilmti'lili'f MltM l.imrdl firifllti rfrrli'n1 IfYDin Af'irlo. where thoy lmvo hvn Hlaylng for tho pant year. They will I reuialu hero for a short' time, 1 Mi Lucolo anllngcr nnd two chll- iilron and, Mm. Jamrs Wiiggono and I twd children, of Portland, were hero, for tho weekend visiting thai mother, Mr. Wm. McFarJand, w8io lg confined In Morcy hospital, Kugene. j 1 A mimB meeting will bo hold III the 1 Public Library Tuesday ovenlng, May f CUf. at 8 o'clock, nt wlilch time the, Women of Springfield will organ I zo a City Improveiriont League. Every! woman in tljo city Is invited to attend. I Fred Tullar, a soldier who has been stationed at tho Prcsfdlo, San Fran vo. Is sr ending 'a fow days here vis iting nt (he homo of his parurits, en routo to Seattle to vlolt IiIh wlfo. He ''xreets to be Bent .to Shunghla, Chin, in tno near ruuire. MA. Hnnnn Hlll.Ilbrarlan at the' Pilbllc Llunrfy, wl(l leuvo Tliursday for California nnd Nevada to be gone about three weeks on business. She will also vlKIt relat'vea and friends.' MIhh May Roberts will fill hor posi lion while she is away. What is'iaking My Business Grow? sssss The quality you get for the amount in vested. If you havejn't been dealing with Hall, sta'r't now, and you will save money. Men's Outing, Dress, Work, Tennis and Canvas Shoes Men's Work, Auto, Driving and Canvas Gloves. Men's Hosiery and Paris Garters. Ladies' Dress Shoes. Ladies' Oxfords and Pumps. Ladies' Canvas and Tennis Shoes. W. A. Hall , Shoe Store Also First Class Repairing by a Real HE Shoe Doctor , SPRINGFIELD HOTEL . ARRIVALS. . have at the home of llrown Unnuum Mm. Wayne Clover, of Wendllng. was a vlBltor at tho home of Mr. and Mrg. .Herbert Clark last Tuesday. Mrs. H. L. Stowart, mother of Mrs. John Seavoy, Ih confined to her.home with a alight attack of bronchitis. V, F. Sheppard, of Wendllng. nc oompanled by hig lfttle daughter, spout Tuesday In town 011 business. Hruce Pettyjohn, who has been con flnol nt Morcy hopltnl, EUgono, wng ablo to return to his homo laat Friday. Iron Age Wheel Hoes and Seeders, Gar.lon seeds and Held seeds at prices that aro right. Springfield Feed Co. Mr. J. W. Mnchom, a formor res! dont of Uils.clty, but now of noise. Ida., was hi town this wee,k on' nihil nesH. Mr.'Rnrl Lopley took a part of tho younger so: to Junction City Sunday, whoro they attonded-tho C. K. con vention. Mr. nnd Mrs. HrnokH, Of Gooding. Id'i,. passed, th'.-ough hero Sunday, nnd wra tlui guests of Mr. npd Mr. J. W. itlCMOWUII, Henry Fandrom ims purcliat:eJ n new t'hovtvlot rosdstor from Sand gather &; Adrian, of tho Springfield Gsnj;o, John Wallaco. of Kugeno, was Tho j w swwoy "1 company tnuiBaetlng huelncss In town Satur- loaded a car of Iiopb Tuesday at tho day. i C regon Electric station, Kugouo, for It. I), (irimn nnd family have re- U'lrmont oast. turned to their homo on Second ami r. Lloyd Davirt, rccent'y employed nt tJio Uooth-Kolly mill, left for Port Walter Orlllln enmo 1'ind this wook, whoro ho will make from Marslilleld Sunday enromo to Portland. 'Mr. John Lambolty und family and William McFarland, Jr., of Corval- lW Lambolty, of Albany, motor; lis. "pent tho weekend In town with ol up Sunday for n visit with U10lr relatives. Itolno Willi pneumonhu Alfred Joelsou und family tmoved to South D Btreet. A lot of nifty tinted box pnpers in now styles at I'oery's. C. B. Mead, bf Waltervlllo, and fam ily spent Sunday Inown. Inwronco Holcomb, of Marcola, spent Sundi' In tho city. Mr,' and Mrs. West, of Wendllng, spent Saturday In tho city. Mr. and, Mrs. 0111 Allen, of Mabol, Hpenl Suturday In tho city. Mi", nnd Mrs. William Dawsoii spitit Sunday visiting In Albany, Mrs. L. B. Danks left for Vlda to lie with her father, who In 111.' Mm. Vln ThoniVBon. of Trout, spent Tuesday In town on bualnosB. Mr. and Mis. Clay Whltaker spent Sunday at Coburg with .frlendB. Mi- Mnrlmi Wlllnro. Of EllKOllO. WOB In town on business Saturday. ' Mr. and Mrs. M. W, Webber spent Sunday 'In Donna visiting relatives. , ... . . 1....' Ti. ..in. mm. a. 'irn.0 iiinunj, i ''ubi,iiv' wan In town Monday on huslubss- ' All Iho populac magazlnOB on sale nt Teery's. - ' B stroot. Mi", and Mrs up Mi', J. B. Scott? of Salem, was an over Sunday visitor with his daugh ter, Mrs. Adrln. Frank Frose, who Bpont a fow dnya in oastoni Washington, arrived homo Saturday evening. !Mr. Honry Qwllnoor nnd family, of Hop Island mnch, woro shopping In tho city Tuosday. Mrs. Poarl Inmnn left this weok for a bU wooks' visit with friends and rolatlvos In MIbbouH. . irnthor, Mm. Kowo. Mr.' W. B. Warren Oregon City, nnd family, of woro wooKend visitors nt tho homo of Mrs, Warron's sIstoA Mrs. John Soavoy. Tho Hop Island anch now hns in iholr employ nln'o men who h"-o re ccntily rooolvod their honornblo dis ohargo from tho army Beirv'.co. Sorgoant Fred Stewart, fort com- innndor at Fort Canhy, Wnslu wns a weekend visitor wlUi rw'atlvoa and frlendB. Ho returned Sunday. rr- kv Mrs. L. A. Rm'th hn-o gnno Edna SwarU loft l-miay lor ior;,t0 portjnn,i to mopt tholr son Ho hn hind and Tho Dnlloa, wJiero alio win JllBt rQtiirnod from nvorsoas. Ho will visit for somo time. Mrs. nrathwnit, of Portland, la vis Itlng at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. HuchlnBon thlswook. Buy a Victory Bonday today. bo dlachargod at Camp Lowls, Mrs. M. Docko'ibacU, who hnq-bo'Jn vll(ing her mpthor, MoFnYl-'nd for sovcirnl davs, roturnod Corns and Bunions Removed. , Sweaty Foot Cured. Arch 8upports Properly Fitted. ' OR, WM, FRENCH Licensed Chiropodist Officer: The Real Shoe Shop, 597 Wlllometto 8troet, Opp. Postofflce, Phono 530. EUGENE. Oro. Mrn. William to hor homo in Portland this vook, Mrnnd Mm. Henry Lyons and Mr. and Mrs. Milton Lyons. of'Loona. who formorly rosldod horo, arrived .Satur i day. Thoy w!U again maWo this tholr liomlo. MIbh Diorris Slkes, who has boon Ivlsit'iig hor pnronts, Mr, and Mrs, Thomhs Slkoa, roturnod to Snlom Sunday to rosiuno hor studlog at, the gnlvdrslty. 1 . k R,. U. Stoplquht, assistant ponoral majinger of tho Mountain Statoa Pow er wnpany, nt. Albaily, was in tho city Monday and Tuosday transacting business. Mrs. George Cox and Mm. Reed. of Parker. Atrlz;, atoppod off on thou v-v to Wlnpna. 'Wash., to vMt Mr' nnd Mrs, J. A, Cox and Mr. nnd Mra W N. Cox. SPRINGFIELD RED CROSS MAKES ANNUAL REPORT Following is tho rorort of Spring- Cal. Tho following guests were regis tered nt tho Springfield during the week ondlng today: Mr. and Mi'rf. J. A. Winters, rowier. field Auxiliary of tho Lane County Chapter of the American, lied Cross fI the year ending April 14, 1919: Membership. Membership drlv& ?450.00, Renewals and MombcrBhlps be- foro drive . 28.00- Total $478.00 Donations. K'olghfcom Of Woodcraft...... I 17.30 Rebeccas '.. 60.00 Christian Church 85.85 Ladles of O. A. R., Iuka Chap- tor No. 29 G3.00 Ciicls f I....... 130.29 Personal Donations 20.00; J. Whitman. R. G. Pugh, Eugene. A. M.'Swanson. Olaf Jensen. , j Thomas O'Donnell. ., Clayton Perry. ' f James Burnto. Mlnnlo Scohenberger. Miss MyrUe Zimmerman, Albany. . W. Yamell. WlllJam Gibson, Portland. W. JohnEon. Dalton Sanders. F. Thurman. Roy Haynes. Lte Lrrd. Total '.f 3CC.44 ! Disbursements. Paid out to Lane County Chap- . tor, Eugene: Sprlnghold Memberships -.$4S0.00 Donations juu.o - : Bxpenso incurred 'in Auxiliary In worWng for War Relief.... 34.30 SOCIETY In Society The Priscltla Club spent a very cn- ANDGATHE& ADRIAN The Springfield Garage We are now Agents for 3 FORDS AND CHEVROLETS BUY YOUR NEW CAR FROM US AND GET YOUR SER ' VICE IN SPRINGFIELD. Total SSS0.70 Hv.-o.'e'tlmo l"st Friday -afternoon at n.ilnn'-n In hanilK of t. er.3uror..$ 4.84 (ho homo of Mrs. Riley fanodcrass- Wck done by tho Sowing, Knitting Booo.uot's of Ylacs anJ anple blossoms and Surgical Droslngs classes during adorned the rooms which made them tho )t;ar, assisted by Hajden Bridge very attracttvo and fragrant At tho Auxiliary: close of the afternoon refreshnents Kntttml Articles Sockc. 54 nnlrs: wnrn served. "Mrs. Hanmh Hill and heWtB, 2: wTltlots, 3 pairs; sweat- Mf.-s. Alice Cox were special guests of ii.s, 1G; stockings rBelglan Relief), tho hostess foi this occasion. .Mem S imlrs; swonturao fBt'lfclnn Relief). 3. .hnrs a.'endlnc woro Mrs. J. M. With Sowing Helpless bedslllrts. 29; row, Mrs. Wm." Donnldson. Mrs. James . operating caus, 253; pajama suits, BO; noitird. Mrs. Ncnnan Howanl, Mrg. oporntlng robes. 5; convalescent Norwood Cox, Mrs. J. Tomseth, Mrs.j robos, 21; comfort kits, 15; face puui nrattn'n. Tho fub will meet r.n- nnrln Hfl? r1i;Hb (Uelctall Mm- lili' u'lih Mrs. J. it. Wlthrow. l.kl.L'.tl v , I ....... , ' I . ' fc- K . J .'..a . - . , ! . . I itniinfi r.ft. iiiilr.-iil- u (nn'irinn He-. . "efl. 20: dresses. (Belgian Relief). G2;; Tho Kensington Club met last F-1-' rullts (Belgian Rollel), 5; nod sirris .... wlth jrr8. W. L. Dunlnp. Tlio fZZ for Eugene Flu pitlents, 22. , rooms were sweet and fragrant with ' ueu-, We can supply you with several other makes of New Carsi Come in and talk it over before sending your money out of Springfield.. . Auto Supplies and Accessories in Stock at all Times. We Will Get it For You. ' We Haveri't What You Want, Ask For It and If. Phone 1 1 Main St. ,bet 4th and 5th Surolcal Dr.-jartment. Compresses 1x4 2S85; 4j$. G7G; sponges, 530; paper pads, 7 dozen; '.ill 'rr'n'lon Pds. 15: Sphagnum mosR jads. 1130; socks of mesa r.'ewd, 25; rncumon'T Jackost. 6G; ';::e msVa. 200: rh:stmRs' boxes wm e'1 aent. 7s Mnv meml ers of STingfleld Aux- Jriiry worked in Eugene a: different tlmoo tiun ng mo year. Thoro was nUo a Llnon Drive for ih henum of irmv hospitals which was very successful. Addlt'onal work dono by tho Wom en's Pntrlott-v L.33guo: Two tons cf canned fruits and Jel lies1 were sent'to Fort Stevens. DInnor sorvod to tcdchois, Mnrch 15. ' This netted $8. verfitmo of fresh violets. clous refreshments were served by the hostess, assisted by' Mrs. Korff. ' Mi.8. S. O. Bally-and Mrs. W. Dawson v-oro mios'd of honor. Members of tho dub rrefent were McsJnmcs Kes pov. H. Wh'tney, H. Kroff, A. Walker, , J rrflln. L. May, C. Swarts, W. , Dunlap anil Kins, Mi's. Coorge Ca'chlng entertained I the Needle Craft Club at her home on C stroo this week, Tho houso wns attractively decorated with fresh eorlng tlnwors,. and a pleasant after noon was enjoyed by the ladles. A 1 delicious lunU was sorved by the, hostess after which tlie club ad Mourned to moot again on May 15th with Mrs. Crites. Mrs. E. S. RolCe m. thn hnnnr mipst. Olub members Tom Orr, of London, was In town prCB0t wero Mesdamcs Crites, Fish- er. Stewart. L.usuy. iiojen, rryu, n. Walker, F, Walkor, Druey, Mortonsen, Advian. Long. OlBon, Rolfo and Catch ing. , , , Wodnosdny. Mr. and Mib. O. C. Bean have mov ed to Eugono. i Johnv Bowman, of Notl, spent Wed nesday In town on business. Earl Moore has' sold tho City De livery company to A, L, Hooyer. . Mr. and Mrs. Moo, of San Fran-i-Jsco, nro here visiting tholr brother and family, .Mi', A. D, Moo. " Mrs. June Evans nnd llttlo son nro 1 Rust may easily bo removed from Visiting -.tholr nunt. Mrs. Charles Mc wash fabrics by wetting tno spot witn Mlna Duteo Fishorffcwho Is staling nt Hondrlck's Hall, Is spending thj weekend In Corvallls, tho guesi oi ner sister, Jean. i TO REMOVE PUST. Farland, of Cottogo Qrovo. (Mrs. Walter Grlflln and Mrs. Rich, ard GrllUn left Tuesday for Hoqulam, Wash,, wlhoro thoy will Join their husbands, who nro employed thoro. To Remove the Blue -Letters From Flour, Coffee or 8Imll:ir Bags, ft 1 When the cloth la to bq used for Bomo other purpose, dissolve two tablcspoontuls of borax In n quart of warm water. Soap tho back of tho lottors and lot tho cloth lay In tho borax water for 30 minutes. Tho letters can then bo rubbed yout vory oaBlly, CAUSE OF HEADACHE. lomon iulco. then sprinkle with salt and hoH over a kottle of boiling wa tor so the Bteam can come through It. corned because it' will permit them ti NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. By knowing the cause, n dlseaeo may ofton bo avoidod. This js par ticularly truo of lioadacho, Tho most common' cause of headache b n illsor dorod1 stonvacli or constipation, wJilch mtaj be corrected by" taking a few closes of Chamberlain's TnhlntB. Try fM- Many othov8,lhavo ohtnltied nor Innniolit Vollof by taklns these Tab lotn. Thoy nro ensy to tako and m'.ld I apd gontlo Jn offoct Department of tho Interior. U. S. Lnnd OHlco nt Rosoburg, Oro., April 25, 1,919. Notlco 1b horoby given that Charles W, H. McCoy, of Brownsvlllo. Oregon, who, on Octobor 5, 1915, mado Home stood Entry. Sorinl No. 010384, for tho S. W. of N, W. M and N. V. of N. W. U of Section 2. Township 17 S. Range 3 E Wlllaniotto Meridian, Imp fifed notlco of Intention to mako final throo-yoar proof, to establish claim to the lnnd nbovo describod, before E, O. Immel. UVS, Commissioner nt his olllco, nt Eugene,' Oregon, on the 11th day of Juiit!, 1919. Claimant .names as witnesses: Benjamin B Holfrlch, or Vlda, Oro, gon; Charles Noal, of Vlda. Oregon; H. A. Cook, of Vlda; Oregon! Carey Thompson, .of Vidn. Oregon., , W. III. CANN- Register First MilOIri.t'"'!, Mav 1 1919; last publication, May 30, 1919, Comfort Within Whqn Cold's Without COLD WITHOUT will also mean COLD WITHIN in thou sands of homes this Winter uhless 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 fall and during the bitter cold of whiter. Mountain States Power Co, PUBLIC UTILITIES Subscribe for the Mews