The Springfield news. (Springfield, Lane County, Or.) 1916-2006, June 13, 1919, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextintlDAY, JUNKiSa, i9ii FAGS r i 4- I i'. '1 4 A Complete Equipment For the Early Vacationist TIio wnrm bohboh In well advnncod and niuny of uh will booH l)o Hoelilnj; cooler dimes. Wo caullon our customers to buy 11 complete ocjulpmont In U10 wuof toilet KOola;nnd other usHojiilnls boforo starling. Prices at rceortB will bo un usually lilgll tilth yoni'i ' ) A PEW 3tdoi6TI0Nfi-' ' Healing Lotions, F068 'Creams,' Anlfepid 8SHi)itnt, Thermbo Dottloe, brlnklno. Cups, Toilet "Sonpf,- Foot Powdors, Toilet Powdon, Brushes, SponneB, Caw era,hoto Supplies, Shoving Qupptlen; Playing Cards, , .Cords, Stationery, Etc. Hotter inako out your UHfiind bring It to us now. It will alHc pay you to wiito us while away-- for wo can serve you ctmvonlonlly by yarcol iobI. In Society SlTuSTfTtTE PHONE 31 : Town and Vicinity Horn, .to Mr. mid Mrs. Kutop, of (Ills Juno lOtli, u non. Miss Blslo Wcddlu Is confined to lior liomo with an attack of measles. A lot of nifty tlntcll box psporr In uev styles at Pecry's. Mrs. Dan Crltca will Icavo In a few flays for nn extended visit in Canada. - Mr. and Mrs. Frnnk DePue left Wod noiduy for Portland to attend the Car nival. 1 Mrs. Kiln Wulkor will arrive this week to mako lior homo liuro utter an nbtjenco of several yenni. Mm,. IJIrdto Urnce, who has beon teaching school nt Wuo ItlVor.-camn homo Tuesday for the summer. Miss Ora Chuse nnd Mrs. Caston spent Tuesday at Camp Crcok. the guest of their undo, J? J. Chaso. . Alrfl. ill. L. Howard has returned. from Fall Creek, where alio hnrrbocn visiting her mother for several days. A. N. Hanson and son, of Leabiirg, vore In tho city Wednesday oji busl- ItOtttt. Mr. and Mm. J. B. Jepcott. of Fall Creek, vtHlted friends In tho city Hun day, returning to their homo Monday. mm, n:rty- Htowurt entertained u lumber of frlonduMflHt .Saturday after. loon In honor of Mm, J. I Clark, of Indofcndenco. A raio kucsbIm: con 'est was nn Interost'ng; foaturo;a bowl tf different varieties of roses being hewn which were to ho nnmod cor' roctly by tho ruchIm, Mrs. Frank Do w wub 1110 winner mm rccolvoJ a jhowcr bouquot of crimson, rosee". Ho ireshmenu were served nl the closo of tho afternoon by tho hostess, no Jlalcd by Mrs, Unlph Dlnuol. The JfiiOBlfl woro-Mrs, Frank HoPuo, Mm Nmisc Seavoy, of (JorvnlllB. Mr. Van VftTieali. of I'eiuiyiVIa Mrs. James oi'jwiui, ir. uhimi i;ippci ana airs A. P. MoKonzIo. Mrs, O, II. KonHoy luiforlnlnnd Hip JKenBlngton CJub at hor home last Friday afternoon. Tho rooms wore heautmilly decorated with wh'to and pink roBOft and ferns. Those proecnl weroj Mrs, Crttes nnd her friend. Miss Drake. Mrs. M. M. l'cery, Mrs. C. 13. WJioaton, Mrs. Harriot Stewart. 'Club members prwerit were Mes- dunios Knox, Emery Mooro, Cofln. Bi'oBBlor, Korf, Wliltnoy. Swartx, Dun lap, HerbNt, Kesoy Miss Morrla and Miss SwnrU. Thtf noxt cjuh meeting will bo hold In two weolfs with Mrs, Kork In Eugene. , Tho I'rfBcllla.Cliib mot at tho home of Mrs. Paul HraUuIn Just Frldoy af ternoon nnd nn unusually delightful time wb had. Carnations, roses nnd dalla lilies were used InvlsAly in dec orating tho rooms. Mrs. PaKe, Miss Iiartlctt, Miss Hamilton and Miss 8lrnusser were tho Invited kucbih. The club members present wore Mesdomcs Mocklln, John Scavey. N. L. Howard, J. M, Withrow. V. I.. itoiiKP. rrnri Gerard, Itlloy Buodgrnss, I. D. Iarl- mer, Paul Drattaln. 1st rri5vnation Project in wiK;mette y&lley Come and bring your uyx 10 m JIlee June 12-13-14, and u. your Trading at the W. A. HALL SHOE Sl7?RE 10 per cent discount for all three days on Men's Dress, Work, Outing, Canvas and Tennis Shoes,' .Ladies Canvas, iennis, Uxfords, Pumps and Dress Shoes; Men's Gloves and Mitts. AlsoFirst Class Shoe Repairing . Buy your home furnishings from tho Terry Piano Store, Slovens building. Mrs. 'Doste'r, of Mnploton, Is- 1bH titR her sister, Mrs. Lnthrop, for a few lays.- Mrst MnyStovens. of Urowiisvllle. was, in tiie.city-Frldvoij'a shoppliiK tour. Barnost Moo, of Astoria, came up to attend the Comtncuccment exercises I1U!8 week. , . ' All the popular magaxlnss on anlo dl Peory's. Mrs. Smith, of Natron, who has been visit Inp frlonds In tho city for sev eral days, roturned to hor home Wed nesday.' n. .Mrs. Edgar Martin has returnod from Witchlta, Kau's.,- where nlio has been vfsltlng hor parents for some time. Wo stllUssIl matches! tollot paper, Sunbrltflit, thread and l.ieos ut 5e. McDowell'e. Mr. nnd Mrs. Kd. flleuls. of 'Walter lll worto visiting friends In tho city WMinsdny. jWs. Jones and fluuBUtor, df PorU " land,' Is vvIsUIiik hor daughjEorjs Mrs. Wjibort Davis. . Mrs. J. W. Coffln-speut Bundhy -in Junptlnn City, tho kui'hI of her nleco, Mra..Wm. Hcotl ' Otl tho squlrrol.s, mice and moles with' unison wheat. 10c and 25c a packuBe nt Peery's. Mrs I.uclnii -lUlchardBon returned from Summit Friday, where she lina acooptcd a position' (a teacher for tho coming year. ' "Mrs, William pane, pr Omnia Pass, a formur realdent of Sprlngflild. Is vlsltlifg her sister nt Eugene, Mrs. T A bis bunch of 10c cropq paper at rgrys. Uke Stelmncruk und Karol Pndol anosuk. of Ilollffsld, N. l)., are hero on buslnow.wlth a view of .locating in tho near future t Uorn, to 'Mrs. Emory lllchnrdson. Jung 11th, twin bdys. The mother Is doing nlcoly and thu father is ablo to bo around. (Joorgo Perkins, of Portland; after spUJldlng sovoml dnys'lioro, rcturnexl ' to biff homo Snlurjlay ovonlng. Mi, and Mrs. Joe Lemons, of Port lnauV are hero visiting their parents, .,"air..and Mrs. .'John Wlnzunreld. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. W. MoDowoll.piotoo td to Monroo Sunddy tb visit their daughter, Mrs. J, C. Schnoldor! John bamhorty nnd family and Miss Madalliro Tlbbett, of Albany, wore ovoir-Suildny guests with Mr. and Mrs, Natsi:Ilowp'. Springfield Feed Co, Complete Line of Economy and Mason Fruit Jars Dron t Neglect our Jubilee $1 Bargains All Fresh Goods Mr. ond Mrs. John Fftzgorald loft this wdok for a motor trio throuch oastom Oregon. Thoy expect to bo Kono Homo tlmo. ThomaB Urattainj son of Paul Ural tain, left, 'J'nosilaj' 'for Palsloy. Oro WHcro ho' w;iliBpond the summer on" his fnthur's ranch. M. C. DHESSLEIl AND SON" CAN NOW "FUJtNISH VOU WITH ''A HUNTING OR FISHING UCBNSB DIItEOT. ' . I.ucllo Oiileon. of Eugene, Is visit- lug hor grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. McPherson. Shp'wlll romnln over tho Jubilee celebration. -Mr. nnd Mrs. y. C. Mctagnh wont ci Corvhllls Monday to attend the 0. At C. 'Alumirf Ueunloii, Mr. McLegan Is u grnduuto of O. A, C. Mrs. Harry Whitney and daiiKluor havo ceao to Uuffalo, N. Y.. to siiond tho- summer. On their return thoy will stop at Portland to visit friends. M. C. nitESSLKR AND SON CAN NOW - FUHNISH YOU WITH A JIUNT1NG OR FISHING UCENSB DIRECT, . Tho Messrs Earl nnd Will Walker. of Oakrldgc, ure hero with their fam ilies, stopplng'nt tho old'Pengrn plocc on Mill nnd A streets, while tho house is being renovated and gotten ready ftjr occupancy by their mother, Mrs. Ella Walker, and her granddaughters, Dora and Myrtto Harvey, of Portlanld. Mrs. Whlkor will nrrlvo tho Idst of the week. II!) Mrs, Ida Larfson 'made a business trip to Mnrcola and Wendllng on Wednesday. lAdrlnn Nystrom nnd wife, of Camp 16, above Wendllng, are down for the carnival. William Johnson, foreman of tho Mountain States Power company, Is Btlll confined In-the Springfield hos pital with a severe atack of grippe. E. E. Lee and family motored to Jas- por Sunday and spent the day with thefr daughter, Mrs. Ferguson. They enjoyed tho day with an out-door picnic. Dr. Hamilton, of Marshflcld. will fill tho pulpit at the Methodist church next Sunday morning and evening. While hero ho will be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Coffin. A. delightful breakfast wastglven by tho faculty of the High School laBt Saturday moriling in honor of 'UioVi.. .... . - . . ! KriiuuaiiiiK class- ai me. nqmo orasui)- urnueniieiu nnn airs. A. Uaker, Christen Archibald, lineman, of tho Albany plnnt of the Mdunlaln States Ppwer company, is assisting the local piani uurmg tne illness or W. K. Joly son, - who Is confined In Mercy hos pital, t,ugene, with a severe attack of The rooms were beautifully decorated with .plnU nnd: whlto roses. fA. most p)noyabI6 l)rwjnt. tlmo. was spent by those A largo, number of the members of he Christian church hold a recoptlon for Rov "Toddy" Loavltt and wife at ho church last Tuesday ovenlng. A' short program was -rendered, after Which light rofreahmonts were florvod, nu a very onjoyahlo evonlng Spont by thob present. ' A rlcnlo party, consisting or fho families of O. H. Jnrrolt. 1C. F. GIrard and G. II. Iiarison, of this place, and "Will and Enrl Walker, of Oak nidge, motored to Dluo Rlvor Sunday.' They repori uio roatis in good condition ud tho river. - MUs Dora Nelson, of Coburg. is vts- ithig Miss Gertrude Wllllnms. daugh ter of VIn WJIUdpis, Miss Nelson will assist In. KotoltC Driig store "during Jtibjleo woek. WE SAVE YOU War Tax on Your T I R E S SEE US BEFORE BUYING ELSEWHERE. ' WE HAVE SOME Special Prices ON A FEW TIRES THIS WEEK ONLY. COMPLETE STOCK OF ACCESSORIES, OIL, FORD PARTS, ETC. .'JMr. Amos and Mr. Rufus Mason, of Colfax. Wash., were In tho city Mon day for a short visit with Mr. and"Mre. N, W. Gay This Is the first time the party had met in -10 years, and Uie visit was greatly enjoyed. All were schoolmates In their childhood years. in Alsoaoralley. Oregon. Complete Repair Shop Sandga Ad srtaae a Big Catch Robt. Sldwoll, id wife, Clyde Sldwell and family. '. Tom Groe and fumlly Frank Sidwoll , and family,. Ernest Skinner and wife.! Frank Hoaly. and wife motoerup to' IJluo Rlvor onj fishing trip last Sun day. They had remarkably good luck and "made a fine catch threoT .. : , 4 wi ncuubliun IN MILLINERY GOODS SPRINGFIELD GARAGE Phone 1 1 Main St., bet 4th and 5th Thompson's Mllllnsr 'store Is Offer- Ino Some EJIjj Bargains For Jubilee-Visitors The funernl of Harry Pooler, candy inakor ct Eggiiprtnn's. was hold Sat urday afternoon, ni tho Gordon and Veutch parlors. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. KBglmnnn nnd Wm. Manchester, at tended tho funoral. Mrs. Thompson, the Main street milliner, announces she will have on salo today and tonorrova largo as sortment of 'lints for out-of-town vis itors soma as low as -$3.00 others at $,4.00 $00, $7.00 and up to $12. These' are exceptional bargains, ns all irtock has been reduced especially for tho Jubilee. can and se6 tho now .Trausnarent !Ilo ll. . 1 .. "- ji uiv uuuuiuui croauens ami j reasonably priced. M C. Bressler & Son CAUSE OF HEADACHE. Dy knowing tho cuuso. a dlsonss may often bq. avoldod. This is part- ncuiu'iy true of headncho, Tho nion common cause of heudavhe 1b a dis ordered stomach or constlna'llon. which may bo corrected by taking a row doses of Chamhorlain's TiWets. Try it Many others have obtained pfrmimout!relleniy taking those Tab lets. They are easy to take oud mild and xeutle la ff ft-t-t. ear EvPk ALUMINUM WARE I SPECIAL 1 10 per cent Discount During , m WEARailee fr The Cabinet Gas Range Dominates in the Kitchen i , Just as tho American Eaglo dominates tho air, sso tho modem Cabinet Gas Range, bright, clean and efficient, dominates in tho u)-to-dato kitchen. It dominates because it has proved its right to tho position -through years of constant improvement and days of unbroken service In saving time, labor, food, fuel and money. Have One Installed Today. Mountain States Power Co. PUBLIC UTILITIES Subscribe for the News r