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About The Springfield news. (Springfield, Lane County, Or.) 1916-2006 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 19, 1919)
I'AGE 8 TUB SriUN'G FIELD NliWS FIUDAV, SliPTEMnRIt 10. 1010 Floyd Fry. of Portland. waa vial (or In town during the week. Henry Valstedt la giving his resi dence on Broadway a new coal of paint. Nichols Lambert wai In the rlty the Utter part of last wk, on hi return to Portland from a vacation auto trip to Southern Oregon, lie re ports hunting good In that region. Mr. Latuberty la a salesman for the Albera Milling Company. For prompt transfer service, see R. U. Barnea (auto truck) of phone 17 Booth Kelly mill employes lake ad vantage of the splendid banking ser vice offered by the First National of Springfield and a large percent carry a good hunk account at that Insti tution. Dr. N. W. Emery DENTIST UTTON BLOQ. - - PHONI tt-J RESIDENCE PHONE 129-W I IO MILES TQ' i I 1 l t If I I U VJS. We welcome, specially solicit, business from out of town. We have customers who drive many miles to trade with us and they save money in doing so. When you trade with us you are treated just the samo as "home folks' and we want you to feel at home here. MY NEW HEATERS HAVE ARRIVED to see aaro asms mum 1 rv 005 3Bb Mclboune Mart let t left taut Sunday for Coo Hay, where he hat accept a poult Ion with a lumber company. You enn irct Rosebud butter at any grocery atore. Mr. and Mrs. John llumphrlea ami (laughter have moved to town from the John eavy hop ranch. John Freeman and hi Rraiiddaugh ter, Mlna Lena Brewer, have moved Into an apartment In the Fry building. Coming Sunday, to the llell Thea tre. IX V. (irlfflthH1 wonderful picture, "The tlrcalent Thing In Life." See It and decide If you agree with him as to wlitU la the greatoat thing In life la It money, power or fame? 'If. A. Sharpie, who came here from Washington tttate May 30 laat, and located on a amall place Just north of the city limits, haa raised about five hundred pure-bred white Leghorn chickens this ticnaon. and all are In fine condition. Mr. Sharpies, who la experienced in chicken raising, says this valley is Ideal for the purpose. Cleaning, pressing, repairing and dyeing at Leruley'a Cleaning Works. B TOWN AND VICINITY H. B. Carney, of ndlinff. was a Springfield visitor Tuesday. Co to H. E. Pitta for your windows, doors, glass and frames. Corner Fourth and C. C. B. Larimer, of Fall Creek, who is attending the fair, was a visitor in .town Tuesday. M'p. an. Mrs. Ray E. Bally, of Walton, were visitors this week at the home of the former'a mother. Mrs Ethel Bally. Harry Corsaw, while cranking his Ford last Sunday, got a "kick" which puts him out of commission for a few days with a badly-swollen arm. Mr. and Mrs. F. Mc.Vllister, from RiHMTt, Idaho, were guest at the W. C. Mc Lagan was a business visi tot in Portland and Dallas the fore! jr. part of the week. Mrs. McLagan on Monday evening made a trip over the valley in the new aeroplane. I Miss Sara Bachnian. of Por'land. visited during last week with Mini'. Carrie Ditto, returning home Satur-j uay r v ruin. Harl McPherson has plowed tho "Experimental" farm north of town and will plant it to grain. Stewart & Perkins. Springfield stock buyers, shipped a car of cattle to the Portland stock yards last Sunday from Drain. Mr. and Mrs. Art Demoreat were down front McKcnzie Bridge on busi ness during the week and visited with SrrinefiHd Hotel, Monday. They are hi,,, bi iter's sister, Mrs II W. Iteunie. 4 m i I- i 11 ir 1 1 1 Iriri In If lo tin rir ti v a ll t n , You cari get Kosebud butter at any! Mr. and Mrs. Burton Avery, of May- '' grot (,ry store. flower. Oregon, is a visitor this week with Springfield relatives. Mr. and James C. Corsaw. the shoe repairer Mrs. J. F. Smith and C. L. Scott and " 1 1 a ti s More. f .. I couple of weeks' vacation. Mlssj i Myrtle Huntley is now assisting Mr. Dr. J. W. Hanson and wife and C ; Hall in the sales department. j V. Brasher, all from Salem, stopped ! ' T.....J ih, ... ,.ri...fi.i,i I For prompt transfer service, se. i rrr J urrid i infill ai mc mi i'. m hotel, on their way to the upper Mc- R- G I!arnes au, lri,ck of ,,hone 17 Kenzie for an outing. Dr. S. Ralph Dlppel, dentist, Spring field, Oregon. Mrs Zella Cantrell, chief operator in the local exchange of the Pacific States Telephone Company, arrived home last Sunday from Newport, where she spent a week's vacation, and resumed her duties the following day. Start a bank account at the First National Bank or Springfield, and keep the account growing. It will help Springfield to grow. The index to any town is Its banking condition. SPRINGFIELD FEED CO. Hay--Clover--Grain Cheat GROCERIES Bring your pail and try a pail of our Crimson Rambler Marshmallow syrup 12c lb. j Mr. and Mrs. L, F. Anderson left ! during the week for Ada, Oklahofa, They plan to return to Springfield about the fifst of the year. Mrs Anderson is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. IS. Keppner. If it is faded, yon can have Its color restored or your suit dyed at Lemley's. Word has been received that Carl Kicharson, son of Mrs. J. Richardson, and his family, formerly residents of Springfield, now located in a Wash ington town, have all been down with smallpox, but are now recovering. For Sale Chevrolet car, 1917 model; will sell cheap. Address box 115, Springfield, Oregon. J. Cyr returned last Saturday from a trip to Everson, Washington, accom panied by his son, John, and wifo, who are visiting here for a few days. Mr. Cyr, sr., accompanied by his son El mer, left again on Tuesday for a trip to Vancouver, Washington. Dr. S. Ralph Dippel, dentist, Spring field, Oregon. Lee W. Clark, who was in attend ance at the G. A. R. encampment at Columbus, Ohio, last week, in a card under date of September 10, says: "jfhls place is hotter that blazes, though It rained this morning while the big parade was on. We will leave this evening for Indianapolis." Don't run the risk of losing your money , by carrying It around with you. Open up a bank account at the First Xutlonal Bank, Springfield. FURNITURE Made to Order at Pitts' Gabinet Shop Cor. 4th and C St. Anything Made of Wood J. W. Huberd Will make to yonr order the best wear ing Work Shoe you ever had. Fully guaranteed to give satisfaction and wearing quality for in fit 7.00 THE REAL SHOE SHOP Sixth Avenue and Willamette St., EUGENE, ORE. flBPRMPKHIHnnMflMMnaMMananMnBMM I . . U fir r ra By authority of the Public Service Com mission of Oregon the following rates for gas have been put into effect in Eugene and Springfield: First 300 cu. ft. or lest per month $0.75 Next 2700 cu. ft. per month per 1000 cu. ft. 1.90 Next 7000 cu. ft. per month per 1000 cu. ft. 1.50 Next 15000 cu. ft. per month per 1000 cu. ft 1.20 Excess over 25000 cu. ft. per month per 1000 cu. ft. 1.00 Effective August 20, 1919. We greatly regret the necessity of in creased gas rates at this time when nearly every commodity, manufactured article and service in common use is costing more than in half a century. We would prefer not to advance rates if such a step could be avoid ed. But the increased costs of all materials and labor entering into the manufacture and distribution of gas is beyond our control. The Public Service Commission has recog nized this condition in authorizing these rates. We appreciate the patronage and the good will that have been extended to us in the past, and our earnest hope is that our service in the future will merit the same good feeling. X MOUNTAIN STATES POWER CO., Per Fred E. Brown, Local Manager. 0 0