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the srntxopira.n news
THURSDAY, .tANtTARY ft. IflSfl.
Burns Brothers' Nashville
Students
COLORED MINSTRELS
Jazz Orchestra
2 performances, Sunday matinee
and evening
Bell Theater
FOR SALE OR TRADE
KOIt SALN OK TK.1K Nino room
houe and large lut In M.i rslifU-M
for property In Springfield vr vicin
ity, or will trade for unto. 1Iuum
it thoroughly modern; tin excellent
view on buy. (lood rental property.
Inquire at New office.
! FOR SALK Six room home and 3
lots on First aiul (' street h. Itest
proposition in tli' city; JHOO, term
Inqulrv at house or address U (I.
Homes, Springfield
FOK SAI.K-Cood tpcvrlter heap.
Inquire at News office.
LOST AND FOUND
KOI'NIV- Man s Mil. ! during the re
it t snow. Owner may liae (..hum
by pro lng property ami p.t ing for
ail. Inquire at News office.
Town and Vicinity
Mr. and Mrs. Teddy lavitt re
turned yesterday from a fortnight's
risit with Mr. Leavitt's brother at
Napa. Calif. They report cold weath
er in California and are glad to be
home again.
Eggimann's bread made, clean,
wrapped clean, and sold clean.
Mrs J. K. Keiinelly of Leahurg. an
aunt of Mrs. Weber, and Mrs V. Gil- j
lespie and baby of Walterville are
quests for the week at the M. W.
Weber home.
Mrs. Archie derrick and little
daughter of Portland are visiting with
friends in Springfield.
Joe Wn'Bjs and family will leave
for their home in Vancouver. H. C,
tomorrow.
Thelma Ellison of West Springfield
was released from the local hospital
Wednesday, after an illness of about
a week.
Sanford Shanks, son of Mr. and Mrs.
.1. P. Shanks, was taken to the local
hospital Monday with a severe case
of pneumonia.
The regular meeting of the W. O.
W. lodge will he held in their hall
next Tuesday night at which time
there will be installation of officers
i.:: '. a banquet. Every member of the
ledge is urged to be present.
Mrs. R. C. Brewer of Fall Creek
wus (iterated on for appendicitis
Tuesday at the Eugene hospital.
Mrs. Jennie Fry, formerly a resi
dent of Springfield for many years,
relived Monday night from her home
in Portland to visit with friends in
: riiii field and to look after property
interests here.
Dr. S. Ralph Dippel. dentist, Spring
field, Oregon.
Mrs. F. A. I) ills and children have
returned from one of the Booth-Kelly
camps above Wendling where they
spent the holidays with Mr. Hills.
Guy I Jay of Jasper was a Eugene
business visitor Tuesday.
Hazel Brattain, who is teaching at
Swiss Home, came to Springfield
Monday to remain tor a few days on
account of illness. She Is a daughter
of Mr. aud Mrs. E. E. Hrattain of
Camp Creek, who were also in Spring
field Wednesday.
BARBER SHOP
We haven't raised or lowered th1
prices :
have . . 1
Hair cut ;!."n
Neck shave ,'c
Shampoo I plain ) ... I'.'ic
Shampoo i tonic! . 4iV
Massage 4ilc
itazor honed . . .. ."nc
All Ionics per application ... l"c
Hours from 7 to 7 except Saturday.
; Saturday from 7 to 10. Shop on Main
street between :;p and 4ih streets
S. A. Bowles. Proprietor.
j Linden (', Lcavitt. of Napa. Calif,
j brother of Teddy W. I.eavitt, will
I speak at the Christian church Sunday
evening Mr. I.eavitt is home on a
New- Years visit with his patents Pi
Eugene.
FOR SALE j
CARROTS for sale. $7 per ton at
place. Phone "M'4.
WANTED-To s'ere a pi.uai for Use
of same Uest of are will be pi ten
by young couple lmjuitc at News
office.
CABINET SHOP
Co to H. K Pitts' cali.net shop,
corner Fourth and C streets, for your
windows, glass an. I window frames,
door, kitchen cabinets, kitchen tables.
English breakfast tables, and general '
Job work. ,
FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES
I V.
NEARLY NEW CM! Run only I'-inu
1 miles, in 1 - -1 of ( i ' t i 1 1 1 ; ! i . A bar
i
i gain See il at v'v St Sprii.i'
field, or phol.c I'
( MISS SMITH AND MR HODCDON
TO BE MARRIED FRIDAY
nc el I be ea '. w.- ! ir ' 1 J 1
will be I hat of Mi: - i :;i i Sin t ;i to
.Oscar llodgdon w-,,. i : i..kc .l h
! Fn.Jtiv afteriu-.n a' !-i !;o.it
Vai son.ii:-, .1 i 1 i . t ! .:
illg tile ci r"tnot:
Miss Sfi.lt II i- .i ' i ' M-s V. ''
. MeLagan .t:.f - . Mi, I: I.
, Illllliett of I'm I '.: ': 1 ' .1 i-'l I
; at the weddli-' ,.s , ; ..' Mi - l.
I hiras 1 1 in. ol A i ! . i
Mr. Iloilg b II , :: -I .it 'li.-
i llcol 11 Kelly it: ill T!i.' whim, i -!(
j will make th-ir I in S t it.i'f-c.
Mrs. Arthur McCracken. who has
been spending Christmas with rela
tives in Springfield went to their j
home at Detroit Tuesday for a few i EIGHTH GRADE EXAMINATIONS
days. '
Watch this space
next week
Springfield
Feed Co.
AGENTS FOR
WADE DRAG SAW AND BEEMAN
GARDEN TRACTOR
W. C. M' Lagan is in Dallas on busi
ness for the Mountain States Power
company.
Mr. and Mrs. J J. Chase have as
their guests their daughter and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hartley
of Klamath Falls. The Hartleys ex
pect to remain here some time.
Miss Bessie Fountain of Coburg is
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Earl
Johnson.
. Mrs. H. A. Lombard and Miss
Gladys Lepley left last night for Cali
fornia where they will visit friends
for several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Freeland have
as their guest Mrs. Freeland'n mother
Mrs. Myrtle Henderson of Salem. Mrs.
Henderson will make an extended
visit.
When you patronize Springfield's
leading bank the First National
you deal with a city, county, state
and national depository. Are you
safe? Well, yes, I guess so.
BORN
t'riform e i- , . , i -r !e
, eighth giade v il! be - :i -'';!
j (list r. t s w h'-r ! . : i !i i . ' i.pln-.
1 w it li t he C'lti.i : I i :. ;.. ! ., ; b.i
certified ihi Ti to and apple d I'm- one-.
I lions, on Tl. -IP-day and I'l n!a . . .J.iiiti
' ary II. K. Tie- t 1,. .- an
give this examination 1 1 1 i -1 r l:i ! b-n
of the super rtetiiji rit
I! J Mnolir.
futility S'liool S : 1 1 1 1 i l : 1 1 1 1 1 1 e 1 1 1
Jleart diseases caused more deaths
in 1017 than any ' 4 - r ailment
( 1 l"..:i:i7 P. says lh- I 'nited Slates pub
lic health service. Itvht living would
materlaly reduce this. Don't jauii. for
the disease to develop ln-fore oil see
your physician.
FOUR L MEN.
To Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crawford.
Jan. 1, 190, a boy, weight 8 pounds
To Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Bainbridge
of Springfield, Jan. 5, 1920, a boy.
weight 7 pounds.
To Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery, at
their home on 5th and K Htreets, Jan.
C, 1920, a boy, weight 8 pounds.
GIRLS MAKE COOD
START IN LEAP YEAR
Last Tuesday was declared lo be a
record day in Lane county marriage
licenses, six couples having obtained
tickets to the land of hajipiness. 'J'h
fact that this is leap year may ex
plain the. number so early In the year.
Oscar Hodgdon and Arinol Smith,
both of Springfield, and Horace L.
Long of Harrisburg and Vera Mi Hi
Smith of Springfield were two of the
couples Issued licenses.
Have you read the want ads.
i (The follow ing verses writti n by n
I local, but unknown!?! member of the
i L. L. L. L., and was "clipped" to The
News for publicat ion. i
Fellow workers and Four L men,
This Is the place t i meet ;
Here you can see and talk to your
friend
While you nre not fin your beat;
Here you may feed both body and
mind
For worry and sorrow w have be
hind. No restriction of spce h Is required
here.
You can talk whatever you please,
illot air is warming the atmosphere
And "old stuff" goes down with
out gease;
flood nature by all Is rolling the ball
And you sue free till the five minute
call.
Here are sportsmen and gamblers
combine.
And everyone backs their favorite
teams
In biagging and betting not far be
hind. For copper Is plentiful so II mems.
Our stakeholder expert In D. Rare,
As speechmaker Prof. W'alstad is
the star.
Politics ami religion Is also discussed
You'll Be Rewarded
In This World
Tlw man who litu-s to i hurt h (loctm't havr to wait for hln
n'wartl in tho iM-xt worul. k'U It rlht hor. If you
niv 'iigaK'l lu busliunn. pfoplo will trauV with you more
rt'atllly of you no to church. Tluy fori that. uiiIchh he Ih a
reat Iivk lilt', the mert hatit who goes t church will
deal fairly.
The doctor who is a regular attendant at eliurch can bt
trusted. 1 1 in patients know hint lo be Hober and tlependable.
The same rule applies to all professional men.
DO YOU CO TO CHURCH?
Hear Linden G. Leavitt
Sunday Night at
Christian Church
And every side will be heard.
s subjects, of course war Ts the first,
drafting and profiteering second
and third.
Then ionics (he IJeds whom every
body hates.
Their doing gives rise iii serious
di biit es
( liai ai til s of men I Will Hot here lie
fine.
Sotne are clii si mouthed, others
W Kit-.
S'.'ne ol tliem are probably behind
In leading and learning .ml must
abide.
!!ii' w:iote- is laiking 111 knowledge
and umds
Will SUIch be b.-liefllteil Ji V the
a imt two 1 1 1 ip N
-ill. et nne- a (i-llow Will seetll to be
hill t
li'l i;o into subjects not iUlte ill
Pin-
Put flu- mi -lake Is turned into laugh
ter ain I lulrlh
And the trouble is dropped from our
mind
I'hll efol e, I a s k everyone to attend
And oin t is in in irji-niNliip here
pelid
- A M.-mber.
THE HELPING HAND.
The West Const Lumbermen's an.
MM iatloii s making a special effort to
furnish emplov iiieut for ex service
men and each member of this lum
bermen s oi ganiatioii Is being sent a
pledge i ard Inch leads
lu i ci okiiII urn of our obligation to
former seivue men, mid. in order that
such men shall Hot puss (lie wlll'er
nil employed, our company nun-ex to
give employment In foiluer service
men. over and ahutc I hose now em
ployed In our opi'i at ions, to at leant
five per cent of I In- total number of
all our employes; th number thus,
pledged, or an eiUtvalent number, to
be continued in our employ, barring
enforced (lose downs lur a peiiml of
ninety (lii)s.
Ifc not take ilrugH lo cure tin
liendai he, iaH the 1'nited State pub
tic health servlie Consult n phyM
clan, a dentin! or an oculist, to M-e if
the cuilse cnil be located. Often III
eycH, fir the teeth may be at fault.
If money In worth having It Is
worth Having. Pegin the Having hsbit
now by starting an account at the
First National Hank lu Springfield,
1919 Model
Cabinet
Gas Range
AS nearly perfect as any
range can be made. It
conserves time, food, fuel
--and money. Remarkably
easy to keep clean with its
white porcelain tray and
splasher back. Enables you
to do your cooking with a
minimum of time and ef
fort, giving you leisure for
out-doors. A truly wonder
ful range for the money and
thoroughly guaranteed.
Mountain Stafes Power Co.
PHONE 58
Corner Sixth and Main
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