HIIDAY, AUUUST 20, 1919
TILE SPRINGFIELD NEW3
PAGE S
The Store That Has No
Substitute For Nationally
Advertised Products
"! ho lniKKlHt who rpcoinmcncln a "JuhI oh good" ar.IcK
Hfalu-H ( fUHlonnTH future IniHlncfeB agaliiHt h few cfMitH
tru profit- and eventually lu Iohoh both.
I 'am! vert toed products have? no (Icinuiid and imiHt depend
upon tlic ukhIhHiim o of tin? nuhxtlt uttiiK dealer for exlKtence.
At our Htore you will alwnyx find hlKh-gnnlo kooiIh - the
kMid iidvertlned In your favorite muKUzliM'H.
If you wlnli to nave time and worry these wann
dajH call HI -and make your wantH knovn.
You'll ie elve Jtmt what your order and not "boiiio
thiiiK Juki an hcmmI."
The Store That Has Jt First
rCrw . w r-i-
ftUUSIITUTE
: Town and Vicinity
T W (!reen llll moved to H4K O
f!-.i-l
It S Ralph Hlppel. deiitlKt. Spring
tli'.. I. (M'Kotl.
J S I'llllIlpK tin H moved to Second
IUi'1 M:l'.M htreetH.
Vildred Ward in vIhIHiik In Horemi
111 f:e Inline of Mettle Ward.
m kihmi in. KMi a .
In the l-'mt Nuiloiial Hank of
S'rmt o'ld --Adv.
'r- lleaale Snyder and aou left
'Jhi.mliiy for Portland. She expects'
t ideate aome win-re on the count.
I'ln.n of Faith." a love atorv of the
intt popular service organisation of i
the Great War. Hell Theatre, Sunday. !
Ajtfiiit SI. Prices 1- and 28 cents.
Ijuu'i run the risk of losing your
iii'.rry by carrying around with I
ynn t)pen up a bank aconunt'at Itli (
F!.-t National Hank, Springfield Ad.
Mr. and Mrs. Orvllle Howard left
Sai.inluy for Walton to spend a few
f.i v lilting at the luime of Mrs.
He card's brother Cat Hams. ,
S:.turday. May Alllnon. at the Hell
Thratre. In "The fpllflers," The
!-.-y wua pcbllnhed In The Satuf lay
Ki-nliiK Post. It will artord you un
liivl pleiisure.
Sniday The big Salvation Ariigr
r . t iro. "FIiuh of Ftith." at the Hell
Tiivhti". Prices 1.1 fiinl 2.1 rents. Al!
ivlM-en ix ciii yiiig seals nuiHt have
fu-. Iteeson, of Coburg. took a posl-
t , .i with the Itoollt Kelly Lumber ,
c.Tpany Wednesday and will be here
d couple of mouths swamping out
tN mill pond. '
. and Mrs. Lewis McCoy lfl for Springfield and u large percent cany
Po .spoit lust Saturday to muke their a good bunk account at that insti
l it. ire luime Ilefore eolnir tllev vis- tntloil. Adv.
IM'-! Ill Col time drove with Mr. Mc
'' mother. Mrs. Maggie (lillieiison
V. -. and Mrs. Joe Cyrs expect to
!:..,. Saturday for Yakima, Wash.,
f r a viNit then they will take a trip
th. .ikIi the Puget Sound country for
. :t two mouths.
'rtrt a hank uccouiit ut !! I
Nat oiial Hank of Sin'iiigtieiu. and
ke. . Hie account grow lug. It will help j
S ) ::ii!field to prow. The Index lo any i
t.i:i I-. its banking roudltloti. Adv.
A money-maker and hard work saver
contractors. One man can move it from
Hundred!, in u ulUiyer tbv U. S. Wlicu nut ta utt
rua mill fend iullli7Trd l Utliin, pumpi, eto.
"Mi IftJt ttuli lutitnt wJ ft Uu ikm S tu r-w
I I. Wiluaii, Sural, Ort
" hmm iiwj tkitmt k fnm ft MtiJ tsi Itg i mt I A rttt
tfmtft mlMMM. n t Mtn, Lsttm, Cmttf
Aiui-rli-i muat nurn mors Cv-
wmm mr iui-i. una n u
will flo 10 nirll'l work at
eni'-li ntli llio imihI. Wi-ila
fur Irm Uunk, ' How Una
Kocul40r.ordi
drnr. full de
tail and ueo-
lal pricn.
FOR
Hawthorn Av Portland, Or. tiijjfj.r . ftbt-l
SPRINGFIELD FEED COMPANY
PHONE
31
( hel Nye returned to Cam" Creek
Kuttirduv
K. ' l.youa. of Kail ft colt, ) In
town lai-l Si I ii nlii y.
J ('. I III I ley hlih moved to II utreet,
lietweeu KlKhtti and Ninth.
I r H Ititlph IHel. ileiillHl, iS I I In K
Meld, O.eKon.
Mrn Hell Spoilt: In upending a week
wlih friendH In North Itend.
Mr mid Mix S Holllng, of Wallcr
Mile, were III town Saturday.
mihb Vera SeiiHensey U conr I tol
.r l(, nil a upralned ankle. I
- I
Mra. W.H. Williaina la confined to'
her home with a flight HIih-hh
Mrn. J.tW. Coffin and Mra. N.
l.-tiiirv mm In Vi.u'iinrl fur a week's
Mr. and Mra. Joe lievera and fain-
lly. of Waltervllle, wcrv in town Sat
urday. Dr. lt P. MorteiiNen and family iave
r,.turued from an outing at McCredlo
Springs.
Miss Sybil Young, rlerk In the local
poHlofflre, reslgneil her position last
.Saturday.
Key. and Mra. Teddy l.eavitj have
returned from a week's outing trip
at Veneta.
Alex Casteel, of Paisley, came in the
Hi hi of the week, for a week or ten
days to visit with Ira brother, lley
Casteel and family. ,
Mr. and Mrs. I.. F. Anderson and
daughter, Irene, of Portland, are hcie
lulling at the home, of Mrs. Ander
son's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. H Kcp
ner. They are en route to Oklahoma
where they w ill reside in the future.
lloolli Kelly mill employes take ad
vantage of the splendid banking ser
vice offered by the First Natiouul of
The people of Springfield district
should not go beyond Springfield for !
hanking service, lor the Hist National
of Springfield can mid will do Just as
much for you as any oilier bunk in
Lane counly-and II s. Adv
Say. Mr. Springfield resident, trans-
n rtiiat iiaiiKiug account man i-.ugeu ,
to the First National bank of Sprinx- j
field. Mount for Springfield In prut .
tlce us well as in wonls. If not, why
not? Adv.
for land clearer and wood cutting
cut to cut. Simple and reliable.
for wood cutting, the 4 II. 1'. nuitur wilT
Quirk dtlifri; from w
f 1O0 roinlt ikrtuuhnui
II l?..0 W tht I nittd Staltt.
8ALE BY
Hr. H. Ralph IMpprl. nnt1it, flprlnir
fluid. Or-Kon.
Oft ItiiKeblld Miller III Mil (Irocer.
I ill ii run i (''!. Ilotnw Manufactured,
Mm W. II. Clark wan admitted to
I tie local hoapltal for medical treat
ment Monday ,
K. (I. Hulton anil family art; visiting
friend ami relative on th fount
for aeveral day.
Jim Fitzgerald and family moved
In from Hie country and are living at
Kelly and I) Htreeu.-
Harry Meradorf him moved to a
tract of limd near the McKnnzle
bridge to make ln homo.
Mra. Ray Rally (nciu L'dna Flatter,
of Meredith, l here for a few daya
willi frlenda and relatlvea.
Mr. and Mr. Harry Shea hav re
tiinii'd licum- from a two week's out
I ii K at th' McCredlc .SjirliiKH.
Mr ( Iiiim. CriiniuiiK. of Oakrldge,
Im lu re vImIIIdk at I lit home of her
inyttier. MrM. T. A. Hathhtin.
! Mr. and Mm. lierl Rhelmeniichnel
der. who are here from 1 1 11 Ih1 ta t-, ("al
'Iforula, left Sunday for Marcola.
Virgil Jones left Monday for Port-
I"'"' where h will upend a week or
more, lie imine un- irip in ma roru
Mm. W. ('. Kchhau and daughter,
CoiiHtutice. who have heen In Port
land for the pant few week have re
turned home.'
MIhh LciiIch Herrick. of Portland.
N here to vlHlt at the home of MIkr
Cryntal llrjan, daughter of Mr. And
Mih. J. J. liryan.
M. P. Chase, now in fervlee, for
merly owner of the II. igham ( 'bane
Pool and Millard parlor, la here for
a few daya' vlnll with friends.
Mr. ,, MrH. v,. J.dnm.m have
announced they will be at home to
their friwndx after September l.llh on
luHA.Ml ,.., ,,, ,,,,, Nln,n
Mr. and Mrx. M. M. Peery and Mr
and Mrs. Arch Peery. of McMlnuville,
uniie of Mr. Peery, left Tuesday for
a week's ramping on the Willamette.
Monday evealng the L. L. L. I.. en
Joyed a social session Including box
ing and rending matches, music and
refreshments. A lurge number attend
ed. Mr. and Mra. ('has. Riven, of Lin
coln, Nebraska, wiio were here for the
summer at the home of their daughter.
Mra. Percy Tyson. l.t for home Mon
day. Dr. S. Italph Dippc!. dentist. Spring
Held. Oi-egon. "
Mr. and Mis. J. V. Cox left Thu s
day for a two weeks' outing in their
new Oldsuiobile. While away they
will visit with .Mr Cox's mother In
Sweet Home.
Mrs. J. F. Powers and daughter.
Kthelyn. returned from a week'R out
ing In Newport and Newburg. Miss
Kthelyn has resumed her position In
the postoffice.
Mason Jones, Merle Cyrus and Har
old Peery, who were on a fishing trip
have returned. Mr. Jonea and Mr.
Mason left for Portland. Mr. Peery
accompanying iheni as far as cio
where he riwiiaiueil for a few davs'
visit Willi relatives ami friends.
Roland Moshier will take up his
aU les at the Springfield Creamery tin
( rht of ,lu Ul())ti. Mr. Mot-bier was
;,ir,,v(lll(llv ,.IIU,i0vIMi n,,.,-,.. turt left
i ;o ,.,,.,. war Hl ,ms ,, ,.onsi,.
j(.rnlie ex el ieiice in the art of butter
'milking.
j
Al-,,,r ., i,,,,,....... iiiMl.,,s , I
year, W. C. Hair, sou of Mr. and Mrs
(; u h,,,.,., ,hK,.d away Friday at tin
illini ,, n,,, ,.,.i, .J.-tii f j,.,ni
I field near (Joshen. Mr. Ilarr leaves'
i
a wife and two children besides lil.-
ran tits mid several brothers and sis
jters. M;'. Hugin, of Kugene; Mrs
jctutls Hayileu, 1'iiyelte, Idaho; Mr
lliiitt, Kngeiie and Miss' Kulher I. oh:
;lttirr; Johnle Harr, Willaken.ie; aiu'
Hr. J. II Harr Of Sheridan. Mr. Harr
was ;14 yeas of age. The funeral
services were held Sunday from the
Walker chapel.
Mr S. Il.ilpli Dippel, ilentisl. Spring
' Held, 1). egon.
A Billioua Attack
When you have a billioua at tad;
otir liver fails to perform its func
Holm. You becouio'constliiated. Tlu
food you eat teruienta In your ston,
nch instead of digostiiiK- This In
liaiuea the stomach and causes nan
swa, vomiting und a terriblo headache
Take three of Chamberluin'a TiiMet
They will tone up your liver, tiean
out your stomach and you will soon be
ui well as evor. , Tby only cost u
quarter.
Mm. Ollbert Datls "wan dismissed
from the hoapltal Monday
Jet Itoaehud Hulter al all (Jrorrra.
OuarHnteeil, Home Manufactured.
Mra. Prank Withers underwent a
major operation at the Mercy hoapltal
In Eugene Saturday.
Mra. A. K. Ilartlett fell Monday, on
the Fifth atreel pavement and broke
her arm Just above the wrlat. j
The Mlaaea Nina and Thora Boeaon 1
were dinner w-m at the home of Dr.
and Mra. W. ill. Pollard Wedneaday
evening.
J. C. Ilayter. of Hallaa, waa In town
the flmt of the week to attend the!
funeral of Fred Itlch. Mr. Hayter win-'
ducta a atore at Italia.
Mr. and Mra. T. I). Crick, or Halern.
atopped .oyer Tuesday with Mr. and
Mra. Henry Adrfan while on the!r way
to Kelknap SprlnKa for an outing.
John S. Conley, of Ikealde, arrived
Monday to vln't with hla pa renin, Mr.
mid Mra. Pat Con ley for aome time.
He may decide to locate here.
Mra Saralr Klllott,. mother of Mrs.
John Kdwarda, left Tuesday for Foaail
and Prlnevllle, where ahe will spend
about aix weeka with other daughters.
The Mixes Olive Smith and Fran
ces liartlett left Thursday morning
for Portland, where they will teach
the coiiiIiik term in Portland schools.
Cure for Oysentary
"While I was In Ashland, Kansas,
a gentleman overheard me speaking
of Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea
Hemedy," writes William Whltelaw, of.
Ihs Moines, Iowa. "He told roe In da
tail of what it had done for taiB fam
ily, but more especially his daughter
who was lying at the point of death
with a violent attack of dysentary,
and had been given up by the famliy
physician. Some of hla neighbors ad
vised him to give Chamberlain's Colic
and Diarrhoea Remedy, which he did,
and fully beMevs that by doing so
saved the life .if h6 child. He stated
that he had also used this remedy him
self wKb equally gratifying results."
TO THE FARMERS OF
SPRINGFIELD DISTRICT
The Importance and value of
a alio on your farm can Hardly
be over estimated. We are not
agents for any silo but we do
want to help you in every way
we can, and if you own your
farm or are in a position to
Justify the expense, we wilt be
glad to aid you financially in
adding a silo to your equip
ment. SPRINGFIELD FIRST NA
TIONAL EANK.
NOTICE
I pay from 10 to 100 per cent more
for second hand goods of all kind,
and sell from 10 tc 100 per cent cheap
er. HARRY CARSAW.
The Home Furnisher.
NOTICE OF MEETING OFi
I BOARD OF EQUALIZATION
Notice la hereby given that tll
second Monday in September (being
jthe St Ii day thereof) 1919. the County
j Hoard of Equalization for Lane County
will meet at the Court House in En
i gene and publicly examine the Assess
I ment Rolls and correct all errors In
valuations, description or qualities of
lands, lots or other property assessed
in said rolls, at which lime and place
ii shall be the duty of all persons in
terested to appear.
HERBERT E. WALKER.
County Assessor
FURNITURE
. Made te -Order at
Pitts' Cabinet Shop
Cor. 4th and C St.
Anything Made of Wood
ii'Jyi'iuMiluii-ij.iiuiii.- W
DPOTECTION
CRVICE
fare the things that count
ijwhen it rains tjV,tir
r - 111'
SLICKERS
have made foed
jince I&J6
r
A
A . 'L1 I
. A.
Shoe Store
Hat received several lifie of
Ladies', Children's and Men's
Fall Shoes
And the prices are not so bad as the papers
would have you believe. Come in and see them.
Gloves, Mitts, Men's Hose
Supporters, Belts, Sox
and Arch Supports
Ladies' Spats in Four Colors; Laces
and Dressings.
FIRST CLASS REPAIRING
0
enice
We carry a very large stock of Genuine Ford Parts. We
have shop equipment for taking care of Ford Service. We
have the mechanics who understand your Ford. We have
the accessories to fit your Ford car at prices that are rights
In fact we are equippedjo work on any make of car and can
furnish you with any parts or accessories you may need. j
STANDARD LINES OF ACCESSORIES j
CAS, OIL, ETC., IN STOCK . . j
t
andgafhe&Adrian
SPRINGFIELD GARAGE
Phone 11 ' Main St., bet. 4th and 5 th
Loggers Shoes
Shoe Strings
Polishes
Rubber Heels
Having enstalled all new and
up-to-date Goodyear equip
ment, I am now in line to do
your wovk and do it right,
L. C. Helmer
Shoe Shop
Springfield
PAVILION
FRIDAY
Aug. 29th
Excellent Music
By the Famous
Go as Late as You Like
Mrs. VulHeru Martin, who has been
visiting at the home of her parents,
for the past two months, left for her
home in fan Kra- Cisco, Thursday.
Tonight
HALS
If
V
Your Wife
Forbids Your Playing Pool and
Cards at Our Placs
You
Had Better Stay at Home.
If She Calls for You and You Are
Here We Will Tell Her So.
Glover & Cox
Classified Ads
For Sale, Rent, Wanted, Eto.
FOIt SALE A pood Charter Oalc
Cook Stove, and also Caa Rango.
See them at H. E. Walker's, 116 U
Street, Springfield, Oregon.
FOR SALE A barg tin almost nevr
next winter coat, mirror plush with
genuine grey squirrel tiki. a cape col
lar. Coat $35.00, will sell for J22.M.
Call at News office.
$
LOST or STOLEN Gray and White
Angora cat. Finder return to Newa
office or Geo. Prettyuian. Reward.
LOST Small white Maltese i'oodla
dog, answers to uame of Pompy.
Return to Mrs. Jess SniiUou. Re
ward. 57li U Street.
ROBERT BCRNS Lodge, Nq
78, A. M. V.. Ancient mm
Accepted Scottish Kite Inl
versal and Kymbotio rn
Masons meets first and thin
Friday eveulu In W. O. W
hall Vlsltlug brothers wV
1
come.
P. A. John son
Secretary.
Chas. Ki&sewell
. R.W.M,