Tlttt SPniNOPIE!..n NEWS
THtmsDAY, JAN'tUUY 20, 1920.
Oak Library and Dining Tables
and Dressers
Mattresses $7 to $20
Kitchen Stoves $24 to $37.50
Heating Stoves $3 to $18.50
GIBSON'S
New and Second Hand Store
FOR SALE OR TRADE
FOIt SAI.K--19IS Ford. f passenger
touring cur. good h:pe, cheap, tit
fjulro Whitney Smith barber
shop. :t
FOR SALE
FOll SALE -Two acres in Douglas
Gardens, 9 400. Phone liO.'l., Eugene.
Ftlt SALE- Six mom house and 3
luts on First and (' streets. Host
proposition in tlx- city. $14no. trim
I nun I ro nt house or address H G.
Barnes. Spi ingf idd
! Ft)ll SAI.K Good typewriter cheap,
i Inquire lit News office.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Tire- chain on 2nd be-
twecn Main and bridge. Cull Ku
(telle 1121Y or Iruir nt News office
Reward.
Town and Vicinity
I FOCND Gauntlet glove oii McKen
I lie mad. Owner run have mime bv
proving and paying for ml .Now
n i nr.
FOR SALE !
WANTED To store h piano for use
of same. Best of rare will be given
by young couple Imjulre at News
! office.
CABINET SHOP
TONIGHT
BEGINS BIBLE STUDIES AND DISCUSSION AT
Christian Church
ICvory one In Springfield Ih Invited It) attend Urine; ynr
questions and yon will huve I he pit vI1k of iiuiKImk any
statements you wish. This Is a friendly, pwlilie disetihhloii
upon Hible Truths as otitnined in tln Holy Sulphurs.
S handbill for topirs and il.ilrs.
Every Night Beginning
Tonight
TEDDY W. LEAVITT, Pastor
Carrie Mickenhani was united In
marriage with Joseph H. Hill at the
hoiiii' of J. J. Smitson Tuesday. Jan
uary 27th. The marriage ceremony '
was mud by Teddy W. I.eavitt. pastor ;
of Christian church. Mr. and Mrs. 1
J I ill will make their home In Astori . .
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Adrian we'e
week-end visitors in Salem at the :
home of Mrs. Adrian's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. J. E. Scott.
We have a few wool shirts left out
of a late arrival shipment which we
are offering at a great sacrifice. J. W.
.McDowell Variety store.
Go to II. E. Pitts' cabinet shop,
comer Fourth and O street, for your
windows, glass and window frames.
door, kitchen cabinets, kitchen tables,
wer? . EnalUh breakfast tables, and relieral
neiu sunaay auernoon rrora tne
ant Hill road south of town.
Walker chapel. Rev.
-onducted the services.
J. II. Ebert
Job work.
Get your table cream
cream, sweet milk and sweet
rued milk at the Springfield Creamery
home of Mrs.
ernoon. I he
l.axton Wednesday lift
lesson topic was Indlu.
whlDiiln 1
rr I lnnl.l ........ 1
sklin-. ....
; entitled liulia. Sail nulla. sue was
accompanied on the piano by Kdwlna
Mrs. C. E. Cribble of Wallace Butte I'arsns. Refreshment were served,
farm west of Eugene is a guest at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Verne Wilkin- Dr S' Ralph ?-!'"'f"' -'"
eon. 'J. sr.,-.
Mr. and Mr. V. R. Elliott of Camp
Creek were business visitors here
Wednesday.
Dr. S. Ralph Dippel returned today
from Marcola where he had been
engaged in his profession for several
days.
Eggimann's bread mad clma.
wrapped clean, and sold clean.
M:ss Annie Gorrie spent the we"k-ei-d
with her parents at Douglas
Gardens. Miss Gome is a student at
tin- Monmouth normal school this
year.
The Lane romitv fair will lie held
pt.-inier 'i'l -'o this year at Eugene.
The January Designers have ar
:iv. ,. .1 W. McDowell department
I Dr 9. Ralph DlpsU dntls. Spring-
nam, Oregon.
Do you lire In Springfield and do
your banking la Eugene? If to. It
not necessary for the First National
In Springfield will take care of all
your interests aa well as any bank
rould.
Dr. S. Ralph Dippl.
fie.'d, O.ogon.
dentist. Spring
M. C. I'.iessKr is attending thi
h.itdwate convention in Portland this
week, lie j expected home Friday.
Mr and Mrs. C. (J. Eaton and baby
i f Weudliiig visited with Mr. and Mrs.
.1. W. M Dowell the fore part of the
week. Mr. Eaton is electrician at
tt:e Wendling mill.
Mrs. W. f.. Graves of Leaburg if,
ouite ill at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Milton Coffman at Second and
li str-ets.
The funeral services for Henry
Shanks, the 17-year-old son of Mr. and
Mrs. Shanks who live on the Pleas-
COME
to the
Springfield
Feed Co.
Store to do your trading. Only
the best quality of goods
handled.
Watch our windows for our
Wash Day
Suggestions
We have released our agency
for the lieeman Tractor and
Wade Drag Saw to the Farmers
Supply Co., of Springfield-
I Sjrt. I.. W. Korn has returned to
'San Franisco after visiting with
(friends and relatives in Springfiel 1
and Eugene for the past week.
! Twenty-four of the finest men's
voices of the I', of o will lie heard
in a program tonight l Thursday l at
the Hell theater
Don't forget our line of Hetty Bright
aluminum ware. J w. MilHiwell Va
' riety store. I
Mrs. Herman Johns from Portland
visited with her husband here thf
first of the week. Mr. Johns has been
ill with the influena and recovered ' Miss
5ufficieutlT to return to Portland from a
Tuesday with Mrs. John. nd an
Dorothy Gi-.li will st.ir in "The lo'e
Chest'' Saturday mMit at the P.ell
theater. Al-o l.lovd comedy film.
M.IIV KolleltS IS ( o ,, leving
recent illne-s at hoim- on
I A -tt. et ..
We have received 20 ton9 of
Eastern corn. Come in and get
our price.
E. E. MORRISON
You will have an opportunity to Wlieii you pattonie I'rrincfl. Id's
night to hear the V. of O. men's glee idling bank the First National -cluh.
at the Bell theater, for half of jOU ,if.a w,th a city, rouniy. state
what it will tott you any other time.
If money ! worth having it Is
worth saving. Begin the saving habit
now by . starting an account at the
First National Bank In Bprlngfleld.
S Director, one of the new owners
of the department store formerly
owned by James Coi. returned Wed
nesday from a two days' business trip
to Portland.
and national depository. Aro
afc? Well, i, gui-HS HO.
yo
E. 1. Korn has ar epteil the agency
for the Oregon Journal and plans t.
give the subscribers the best and thn
most efficient set ji possible.
Don't fail to see P.ill I Ih it in "Tli"
Patriot" and a Ma k Sennett comedy.
Friday night at the pell theater. j
We pay the market price for veal,
eggs and pork, and one cent above
market price for poultry of all kinds
Farmers' Supply Co.
Corner of Main and Third Streets
Dr. 8. Ralph Dippel, dentist. Spring
field, Oregon.
Miss Grace McCann. teacher In the
second grade at the high si hool build !
ing, was railed to her home neari
Mrs. E. II. Masterson of Camp ' U anU ''ass "'' la,,"r "art "f ,ast !
Creek la suffering from a light at-!w,!,"k hy ,h" ,"a,h of a HiKt"r- IIt,rl
tack of innueuza. i " la,;,! iH Mn f11"1 ,,y M'HM A""-la!
j Bruene, who will teach for the re-
Miss Emily Hardy, who has made . rnainder of this weel;. j
her home in Springfield for several
years past, left for Loa Angeles Tues
day. She will visit there for some
time, later going on to Alabama
where she will make her future home.
I nm.e4 Evlm&na'
your g
bread from
Thtt final installment of "Cannibals
l of the South Seas" will be ahown at
the Bell theater next Wednesday nlgbt
Carl Holm has arrived from Grants!
Pass to Join his wife, who has been .
visiting here for the past Heveral !
weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Holm have piir-j
chased the Smitson property ut See-';
ond and (', streets and will make their!
home here. Mrs. Holm was Blanche j
Tolliver before her ma t riage.
SCHOOL NOTICE I
A class for beginners Is to be or-j
ganized in the Lincoln school ut the;
Curtis Neets of Lowell was in town
Tuesday on business. j commencement of thj new term on
A town la judged largely by Its
banks. The First National Bank of
Springfield Is one of this town's
Monday, February 2. Children 6 years
of age or who will bo C by March 1,
will Ijh admitted. They should start
promptly on the, above date. j
F. B. HAMI.IN, Kupt.
A. F. AND A. M. INITIATE
greatest asstta. Are you helping to
make It stronger by your patronage?
Dr. S. A. Danford of Ashland, din-
inci auperuiienaeni oi tne wetnoaisti u,.,.u,ltiU f M, h.rL'e mount of
Episcopal church, visited with friends wo,k t(J )e trttnHa t,.( at ,.r regu-j
in this city Tuesday. j ,ar n)eellnK Tu;Hday night, the Ma-J
Get your table cream, whipping 80"' ,odK-' h1'1 un a'tfT'"" nessUm (
cream, sweet milk and sweet skim
med milk at the Springfield Creamery.
The Woman's Missionary society of
the Christian chunrch met at the
on the same day. Several Candida':
for membership were Initiated
Butterwraps and Job printing neatly
dono by The News.
FAR
MERS
Bring your produce to us and
we will pay you top prices
Come in and get acquainted
DIRECTOR BROS.
& WEINSTEIN
Successors to
cox & cox
Springfield, Oregon