The Springfield news. (Springfield, Lane County, Or.) 1916-2006, June 13, 1919, Page PAGE 4, Image 4

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FIUDfr, JUNK 18, 39i
PAGR 4
Put On of th Ntw Pay Phonography
THE
Claxtonola
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In Your Home Now
Pay for it at Your Conven
ience while you are Enjoy
ing its Exquisite Music.
Tone Quality
is round, clear and amazing
in its naturalness; volume
is astonishing.
Some day you will com
plete your home by install
ing a'phonograph. In mak
ing this momentous pur
chase be guided by com
mon senso and unswayed
by false notions of econ
omy. Buy for the "future
by buying the best ( A
Claxtonola demonstration
will show you exactly what
to oxpect for your money.
THE GOVERNMENT
OWNERSHIP FARCE
Berry Piano and Furniture Co.
If the Kvpriuutuit operation vih to
bo ninilo tjio lever to nttiku. sworn-
! liient ownership or rnllrtmdHptwmhlo. U
' lut resulted In tv fnrco.
, Thai- Is the mlM term Tor V. us It
: is more limn likely to prove i trtiKotty.
or nt bobt a tingle coim-dy. with Om
for tlit flrnt your.
, ('ingress Is asked to provide 1200
millions to curry on tho farce for tho
, current year, the deficit the first four
months holug greater than the deficit
, for tho firs year.
1 A totnl of $1,700,000,000 has been
; necessary from tho taxpayers under
1 government control a sum beyond
! tho grasp of tho ordinary u'tlxen, and
:ho can only grasp tor wind, and face
. tho taxes.
j It Is now expected that tho railroads
will bo returtiud to prtvuto manage
jmont by tho first of October, and so
j there ore no oxtonsTc-iia plauuod for
this year by tho(lflg systems.
Hallrtad development has pructtc
ally been at ri standstill for two years,
LANE COUNTY COURT WILL
ENDORSE THISTLE STATUE
The Lano County Court has decided
to appoint special officers to enforce.
the new law against allowing Canada
thistle and other weed pests to flour
ish. Judgo Brown states that the law
will be enforced to the letter, if it is
possible to do so.
,Tbe law relating to these pests fol
lows: "If any person, persona or corpora
tion owning, possessing, or having
care of, charge of, any land or lands,
fen proved or unimproved, inclosed or
aninclosed, In this state shall know
ingly permit any Russian thistle, Can
ada thistle or Chinese thistle or
-sysimbrium altissimnm (called white
mustard, )cock!ebur, (known ' as
seeds begins to form, such person, per
sons or corporation shall be guilty of
amisdemeanor, and upon conviction
thereof shall, for the first offense, be
fined not less than $25 nor mora than
$50, and for the second, and each
subsequent offense, not less than $50
nor more than $200, said tine to be
recovered with costs in an action to
be brought In the name of the sta'to
of Oregon for the uso and benefit of
the general fund of the count- whero
the offense is committed. Justice of
the.. peace shall have jurisdiction cf
this offense."
and tho only big direct effect of gov
crniuent operation has been artificial
stimulation of payrolls.
The railroad properties face the two
prongs of a dilemma to reiluco oper
ating expenses to their incomes, or to
ask receiverships and raise rates till
around.
Either proposition -will moot with
resistance reducing wages will bo re
sisted by organized labor and political
influences that want tho labor vote
raising rates will bo resisted by ship
pers and producers.
John Drury has moved to his ranch
near Waltcrvlllo.
DO YOU ENJOY LIFE.
DIED
LAXTON At SL Vincent's hospital
in Portland, June X0, 1919. Earl W.
Laxton, son of James Laxton, of
the age of 27
A man in good physical condition Is
always certain to enjoy lite, while the
bilious and dyspeptic are despondont.
do not enjoy their meals and teol
mlserablo a good share of tho timo.
This ill feeling is nearly always un
necessary. A few dose's of Chamber
lain's Tablets to tone up tho stomach,
improvo tho digestion and regulate
tr.o bowels is all that is needed, Tiy
It.
CALL FOR WARRANTS.
I will pay at my office District
years School Warrants Nos. 1767 to 1898 In-
the .Springfield, at
dagger cocklebur, atripler argenla .and 10 months. The funeral was held elusive. Warranto previously called,
'(called; the silver salt bush), to grow Thursday at 2 p. m. at the Walker 1332 to 1755 Inclusive,
up thereon and allow the same to chapel and interment Jn the I. O. O.I JOHN E. EDWARDS,
.stand until its bloom falls and its J F. cemetery, Eugene Iji3 Clerk Dlst. No. 19,
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Notice the Nobs
They're scientifically placed to
prevent skids and those dangerous
side slips.
Their firm, sure grip means safety.
And yet, they don't "f ight the road."
'I
'Royal Corf WomV 'Chain' 'Vico' lUtu' -
Just the tires for our kind of roads.
There are four other United States
Tkes eyery- one of them a good
tire.
No matter what your individual I
needs may be, we can fill them.
United States Tires
are Good Tires
We know United States Tires are GOOD Tires. That's why we sell them,
SANDGATHE & ADRIAN, Springfield; Garage.
Pianos SPFHAT SAT F Talking Machines!
Plaver Pianos 'Vf Sheet Music tU
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED
Buy now and save big-War Tax. Come in and hear them.
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Berry Piano and Furniture Go.
TAY your smoketaste
JL, flush up against a
listening post and you'll
get the Prince Albert call, a right
You'll hunt a jimmy pipe so quick and
get so much tobacco joy out of every
puff you'll wish you had been born
twins I For, Prince Albert puts over a turn
new to every man fond of a pipe or a home
made cigarette. It wins your glad hand com
pletely. That's because it has the quality I
And, right behind this quality flavor and quality fra
grance is Prince Albert's freedom from bite and parch"
which is cut out by our exclusive patented process.
We tell you to smoke your fill at any clip jimmy
pipe or makin's cigarette without a comeback!
Toppy rt J hug, tidy rid tins, hemdtomt pound and
half pettnd tin humidor$ and thai eftur, pratUcal
pound cryrtel la humidor tilth $pen$ moUint
top that hup1 the telaeeo in tuehpttfitt ttuHHtn,,
J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., Wint32m, N &
KER08ENE MEANS LESS
WORK FOR THE HOUSEWIFE
No woman llkoH to bo a hoiiHehoId
drudge, she wanta tlmo for ovor bo
many other thlngB thna cooking aud
cleaning. By ualng koroacno InMtcad
of coal or wood much of. tho old-time
work and dirt Ib eliminated.
A clean, puro kerosene like tho
Standard Oil Company's Pearl Oil, fin
euros tho housowlfo a cool, clean
kitchen tho p-ear round. All the
drudgery of handling the neuvy coal
and ashes is dono away with and thore
is no dust nor dirt nor odor. Unlike
coal or wood, kerosene lights at tho
(ouch of a match, so that thoro la no
waiting for tho flro to como up.
Pearl Oil Is economical and can be
readily procured everywhere. It is
always tho same high quality whether
it In j ugbt in fivo gallon' cans or in
bulk. It is easy to handle and gives
all tho convenience of gas', Being re
fined and re-refined by a special pro
coss the impurities have been removed
and it burns up clean without smoke
or odor.
RADIATORS WILL MARCH IN
SPRINQFIEL IRRIGATION PARADE
Tin; light groy Bultn, straw hats and
cancH of tho Eugene rfadljUors, boost'
ing organization of this city, whose
marching attracted wide attention
several yearn ago, 'will eniergo from
the moth-balls which have shrouded
thum for tlio paBt two years, to clothe
the members of tho organization when
tliey march In tho big parade of tbo
Irrigation Jubllco in Sprlugfield some
tlmo during tho latter part of tho week
The exact date of their appearance
has not been decided. To take stepu
toward tho reviving of' the organiza
tion on Its old busts a meeting vdm
hold in the chamber of commerce luBt
night
GLYCERINE MIXTURE
FOR APPENDICITIS
OLD SPRINGFIELD RE8IDENT
RETURNS FOR BRIEF VI81T
Charles Rlvett. a tenner well known
resident of Bprlngflold, returned Sta
day morning from Lincoln, "tfebraekd,
whoru.ho hue been located over shicn
leaving here Nome movcii years ogs.
He comes to Sprlngflold to escape tUe
hot weather of the eastern city, which
ho nays In pretty sovom at this tlce.
Mr. Rlvett has taken cn active In
terest In the Jubilee celebration, aud
will contribute a 'bit" In organizing'
fifu and drum corps to dispense mar
tini music during the celebration.
J. P. Iloblvy has moved to A fltrt,
between Fourth and Fifth stroois. i .
Lee Clark'went to PortUad Tuesday
to .attend the Jlose Carnival. '. p
NOTICE OF ANNUAL
SCHOOL MEETINO.
Notice Is hereby given to the legal
v'otors of School Jlstrict No. 10 at
Lano County, State of Ot'ogon, that a
Special School Meeting of said dis
trict will be held at High School
building on the 16th day of Juno, 1919,
at 8 o'clock p. m., for tho following
objects: iTo olect ono director to
sorve threo years; ono director to
sorve (wo years and one clerk to servo
ono year, and to transact other busi
ness usual at such meetings,
Dated this 28th day of Jane, 1919.
B. WASHBURNEr
Otalrman Board of Directors.
Attest:
JOHN BDWARDfl,
District 'Olerk.
Springfield people can prevent ap
pendicitis with slmplo buckhora bark,
glycerine, etc., as mixed in Adler-i-kn.
ONK SPOONFUL nusbes the HNTIIIB
bowel tract so completely it relieves
gas or constipation and provents ap-1
pondlcitls, The INSTANT, pleasant
action of Adler-i-lui surprises both doc-,
tors and patients. Leaves stomach '
clean and strong. M. M. Peery Drug ,
Company.
Mrs. Sam Splcer, of Murcola, spent
MucHuay wun uer p&ronis, Mr. una j
Mrs. N, W. Gay.
Corns .and Bunions Removed,
Swtaty Feet -Cured.
Arch Supports Properly Fittd.
DR. WM, FRENCH
Licensed Ghtropociist
Office: The Real Shoe Shop,
697 Willamette Street,
Opp, Postoffice,
Phone 530, EUGENE, Ore-
SPECIAL
St i Sale
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Rocking Chair ,.r 1jM
Clothes Rtfck i
Foldlno Cot , ""fV
Stand Table '1JM
Dlnln8 Chairs t
Kitchen Rockers
Churnt ...tli
Croes-Cut Saws $1JM
Baby Chairs $ia
30-qL Fruit Jars for. , $.M
Camp stoves )M
Bed Springs j
Teakettle (all copper).., ....igM
Wood Chisels
Dlnlno Tables M
Meat Roaster
Lmp "...1.0
Bmoll Heating Stove. 1X4
Milk Bucket with 8tralner...J.W
1 Pan of Cooking Utensils VJ
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SHERS
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Main, Bt Fifth and Sixth 9
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