'riltJitSDAY, .IANUAUV I92fl.
rrm2 RphtNWircu) news
tAGE 5
IV GOING TO SCHOOL IN PORTLAND
TOWN AND VICINITY
Mm. II A. I.oinlmul ami Minn
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rll. llllM IIM-H H Vh.llllIM III
ii'. i i l In1 w i i k ml
to fton-nur wh-ro h In rolnit on
liiiHliifi.ii. Mr. ItnliMoii ri'rHMiln. h
well known lliic of nillomoldlcM a rnl
I riu Uh.
Ir K. Italph Dlnnr-l. dontlit. Burlnj-
tlold, Oregon.
' W Allen wiim In from Wulli-r
villi- Tn.'Hilny I liiiiHiK tiliK IiiihIiii-mh.
r "'in sirn. . Knoll, who r.--
U nily Hold tlii-lr fin in on the Coburv
mini on iKiount of Mr. Kiiott'a
liiiilili. urn Htitylnj: with their (IuukIi
i it. Mih. Itoliiml MuhIiIit, preparatory
to moving lo Ih.'lr new In tine Wi-Mt of
I'lllKi'lH'.
Mr an. I Mih i'. I. May hew nn
Mitiall iliinlitiT of KiiKfiio, were In
iIiIh illy mi Ini'tJiicMH 'I'licMday. Mr.
Miivhew h llif n pri "I'Mlall vc for tho
I'I'ii Iht I'loui iiiic Mill comiuuiy.
'Mint Thorn llni.Hcn who Ii.im hi-cti
in Si liifici vl ntiiiK w ith her hIhI.t,
Minn Ninu liio-Hfii, ami with i iuhI
.Mil W. II. I'olliii (I. went lo her honu;
near 'init;i humluv. 1
I Uie Our New Freth Pack of Bacon
land Lard Sweet uml mild tured.
Illll Hill. Hon of Mr. nrul MrH. W. C,
Hill of thin city. In planning to cav;
tho Jutter part of tho wook to take
up a coumh In nleiimannhlp at tho
n'hnke-Walker hunlnoHii roller In
Portland, lie 1m n frradnnto of tho
Hpi liiKf leld IiIkIi M'-hool nnd for h-v-eral
iiioiiIIim Iiiih been prudent of
tho American Legion.
FRANCE TO GIVE MEMORIAL
CERTIFICATES TO RELATIVE8
have il few Wool hllills left out!
of II late UIIIMll l-l) .llil lit Willi II We!
ill)' (iffellliK at ll I'll. 1 1 mil rifll ' J V. I
Mi I low I'll Yaliel Mni j
J 11 M.K.I, l,ii.
t lie w eck I'lnl w I' h
of M ( I 't 1 1 1, , !.ieit
till f i 1 1 1 1 1 here
1,11'ilm
(III v.
TllllliiH of W.lllel V llle Wil l
i vlnltor iii S 1 1 1 1 1 1 k r i ' I . I Tin-
I I il 111 H
llreukf
lliii on llarkx . .
Si'HKonliiK Union .
I'h uie 1 1 a in m ...
'ittaK Hull ...
I 'lire I.ard . . .
Make White
SwarU &
4 in:
40c
:ioc
per Ih
per lb.
per lb.
pt-r lb.
30c pxl ib.
SCc per lb.
Sr.c per Ib.
30c per lb.
Wathburne
The following letter, whleh n Felf
explanatory, ban been reelveil from
tliH Htate adjutant of tho American
Legion :
"Tho nearest relative of men who
died during tho World War are re !
... . . '
(jiicmimi io nenu me. mil named or tho
HoldlerH. KiillorH or murines making
ih Huprerno nacrlflre, to the Amerl
( an Legion pout in their locality ai
noon (ih poHHlhie, in order that the
men may he remembered In the pro
Mentation fif memorial ! -tlficatoH ,f
the French government.
'J'reHentatlon i eremonl.M will be
held by local poHtu of the American
Legion on February 22. 1!C0, Wanh
Incton'H hLrthday.
"With the names of the men who
died, i-.hould go the Hitmen and ml
drcHHCM of tho next of kin. and th
prohiible place where thev can li"
rem bed on February L'L'nd."
away will rovr Hi" remaining dli-(;
tHrif In IS Keeoridii; If half a mile;
a a ay. It will fliiRh .iiHt In .'il hocoikIm. j
Theno figures are offered by It. J. j
('laiK.y, Bafety vpeclallat of tho South-'
ern I'aciflc, to Irnprcaa upon iiiotoriats
tho Hlgnlficanco of attempting to
croKH railroad tracks with a train In
HiKlit.
"MolorlHln nhould think In ternia of
time an well as dlHtanco. It refjuires
a wail of only a fraction of a minute
to permit a train to pan. On tho
other hand, IS Hcconiln allows too
Htnall a margin to escape an accident
if in Hhlftirig- gears tho engine Btopti
or anything goes wrong.
News, one year, in advance, $1.
MILL MEN
Why pay rent; own your horn.;
make your own terms in reason; sure
a xnap. Will UiHhop, C157 37th Ave..
S. K, Portland, Oregon.
BARBER SHOP
rai;d or lowered th'
WHAT EVERY VETERAN KNOWS
Oct volir table rieam, whipping
iiealn, hwe.'t milk ami sweet skim
med milk at the Springfield I'lcarnTy.
John ('ar-mi was luniiht to Spiihg
field Ttii'Hiluy from I'Ihi IhT h ciiinp
near Man n la for med'cal ticatmeiit.
MIms I hlora M.itei son. teacher in
tin; m IiooIh on upper Camp ('reek
w as in the ( ity Tuehday.
You may he in need of some type
writer supplies lhe News has a good
line of paper, ribbons and carbon.
Mr. and Mrs II. Tf N'ii kiim of Wall
erville were among the husluchs visi
tors hero Tuesday.
Ml-t 'Iladys Lepley returned to her I
. . . i
wins ai r.KKimann s .Momiay aiHT a
two weeks- trip to California.
I'arvin of I)ex-
day afternoon ' devil.
Allan Holism! of Corvallls ptoppxl
off hern Tuesday on his wav south
Mr and Mrs. II A.
!' 1T Isijeil oil Tile!
'with their daughter. Iiorothy I'ltrvin,
n tit udcii l al Springfield high school.
I Mr. and Mrs Chester Klspass of
) F.ugeno visited with the latter's par
I ents, Mr and Mrs II. W. Keinie u'i
Tuesday.
Mrs. II. W. Thompson of San Fran
cisco, who has been the house guest
fof Mm. H. A. Washhurne. has gone
lo liorina to visit with her father,
Jack Magladry, well known Lane
county sawmill man,
Mrs. W. W. Hill of Salem Ih visit
ing at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Sam II. Tyler of this ity.
That "one hundred per cent Ameri
canism" loo frequently is what I am
and the fellow I donl like isn't.
That the army was full of a lot of
Wops and Kikes and Itu.ssians and
Finns and other low-down ignorant
white trash and foreigners.
That they all fought like the veiv
Wo haven't
prices :
Shave
Hair cut .
Neck shave
Shampoo (plain)
Shampoo (tonic)
. . 1
3f.e
... r.c
40c
Message. 40c
iluzor honed fjOc
All tonics per application ISo
Hours from 7 to 7 except Saturday.
Saturday from 7 to 10. Shop on Main
-Ueet between 3rd and 4lh streets
S. A. Bowlet, Proprietor.
w bus"
May
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New sUiiniMit of Chains in tin? follnwiiiK sizes:
as.
31x4 33x4
:i a 34x4
Prices from $4 to $5, according to size Why pay more?
Columbia Dry CHI 1 lat i erics 45c each
Uiixitij WlicHs $6.00 each
Tube pad lies from 25c to $1.75 it box.
Radiator Hose all sizes.
Pislou Kiiis all sizes.
We overhaul and repair all makes of cars.
First class work guaranteed.
Storano batlery recharging and repairing.
USED CAR BARGAINS
1 1014 Ford $350
I lids .Maxwell, run r((i() miles $600
1 litis Maxwell, run 3500 miles $tf50
1 111 Maxwell $250
1 1!U7 Maxwell, run 8000 miles $500....
1 l!Hli Chevrolet $400
1 l'lltl Chevrolet $450
1 11117 Chevrolet $600
1 1!HG Overland 83 $600
MAIN GARAGE
W. W. EBBETT, Prop.
Main Street Phone 1 7
That a lot of w isi guyn
aii( cstor-4 came over on tin
flower had good, soft Johs !n
O. S. j
That the niore education you had'
the lens chance there was .f getting i
killed.
That Itn no crime to In- horn out
side the l. S A., although frequently
a mUfortuno.
That Its no fault of anyone's if
he wiiHii't horn Inside the I'. S. A.
That the Wilsons wore Scotch ,
Preshyteriana and the Roosevelt s
were Ifcttch !jneiiter. and if it
weren't for them and th" Slavs and
Latins and Scandinavians and felts
and Saxons and Cauls and a lot inoiv
we would he in a rotten had fix. ;
That the men who fell in Franco!
came from many racial hegintii'ics, j
hut they had a common ending under:
the aame flag. j
That thin Is a good time for uni
versal tolerance, and that the pro-1
moters of hatred and war usually
gln by promoting intolerance.
That "one hundred per cent Ameri-I
ranlsni," if it truly means anything, j
means something a whole lot lugger
than race, color or previous condition. I
It means color of the heart, not of tho
hide. Stars and Stripes.
WOMEN AND THE INCOME TAX
Women who had incomes during
1919 are reminded by Collector of
Internal Revenue Milton A. Miller
that they are subject to all of tho
provisions of the federal income tax
Many thousands of women filo re
turns and pay taxes regularly, ant
there are new names added to this I
list each year. The high wages iindj
salaries received by women last year
will perhaps double the number of
I hose who are required to file returns.
A public school teacher, or other
city, town, county and state employe,
Is not taxed on her salary or wages,
but must file u return if her taxable
Income from other sources was suf
ficient to come within the law's demands.
MERITORIOUS SERVICE.
"Yep," said the honest ex-buck, "I
spent fourteen mouths In the Hues
without any relief."
"Hut I didn't know you were at the
front at all," said his uncle.
"I wasn't," replied the buck, "but 1
spent eight months in the mess lino,
five months In the inspection line,
and one month in the pay line." The
Home Sector.
DON'T ATTEMPT R. R. CROSSING
IF YOU SEE TRAIN SPEEDING
A passenger train approaching at
full speed and still a quarter of a mile
O. H. WILSON
Expert Jeweler and
Watchmaker
Have your watch repaired
by an Expert Watchmaker.
My specialty Ih fine watch,
clock and jewelery repair
ing. Jewelry made to
order.
Agates cut and mounted.
We also carry a complete
line of glasses. Why pay
$12 to $15 for a pair of
glasses? I have them to fit
you from $2.50 to $5.00.
The best gold filled.
News Office
Main Street
Program for the coming week
THCIISDAY. Jan. 2'.) TOM MOOUK in "A MAN AND HIS
MONEY." Also program by U. of O. Men Glee Club
Prices 25c and 50c.
FRIDAY. Jan. 30 HILL HART in
Mack Sennett comedy.
'THE PATRIOT" and a
SATURDAY.
CHEST,'
Jan. 31. DOROTHY GISII in
' also Lloyd Comedy.
'THE HOPE
SUNDAY, Feb. 1 Marguerite Clark in
THE CABBAGE PATCH."
'MRS. WIGGS OF
MONDAY and TUESDAY. Feb. 2-3 L1LA LEE in "PUPPY
LOVE," also "SMASHING BARRIERS," 4th episode.
"WEDNESDAY, Feb. 4 "CAPTURED BY CANNIBALS"
Final installment of Martin Johnson's "Cannibals of
the South Seas."
THURSDAY and FRIDAY. Feb. 5-6 Marguerite Clark in
"LET'S ELOPE" aiid an Arbuckle Comedy, "The Bell
Boy."
BELL THEATER
Where Cash Beats
Credit
GO THEM ONE BETTER FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
JUST A FEW PRICES:
1 lb. Crisco 34C
3 lbs. Crisco $1.05
(5 lbs. Crisco $2.00
1) lbs. Crisco $2.95
4 lbs. CottokMie $1.50
5 lbs. Cottolcne $2.90
Flake White, lb 30 C
Wesson Oil, pints 40 C
Wesson Oil, quarts. 80 C
Wesson Oil, 2 quarts $1.59
Mazola, pints 40C
Mazola- quarts 80C
We deliver anything too big to carry or $2 worth or more.
CASH AND CARRY
GROCERY
A. R. Qray, Prop. W. M. Green, Mgr.
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