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About The Springfield news. (Springfield, Lane County, Or.) 1916-2006 | View Entire Issue (March 11, 1920)
TlinjSDAY. .M VIK'II I I. I "V at leads iar a TUK SPIilNlll-'IKM) NKWS rade Ouilil tod, iome- Realizing that the farmers of the country tributary to Spring field should he offered a market equall as good as ran ho se cured in Kugene. the Spring field merchants are going to give the producers opuortuni ties tlie equal of those to be found anywhere for disposing of their products. Not only this, but they are niakiim increased efforts to convince the people that they can buy as iheaply r.nd as well here as anywhere. Several men hauls have re sponded to the need of the FARMER'S SUPPLY CO. "Will pay a special prue for all Produce SATTKPAY Heavy hens 331 2c per lb. Light hens 31c per lb- You will" also get some great reductions at the .UVTION SALE. FARMERS! Gel our prices on Formalde hyde, blue stone lime and sulphur spray. KetePs Drug Store Trv our home mad' caii'ii'.'.i and pa.-trh-s. EGGIMANN'S Cash and Carry Grocery Why pay mon-'.' Y!:o;: Sum! 6 lbs. Bevt Cane Siij-.r for $1.00 Whv 'o lurih-r? E. We can save you money on feed. MORR farmers for a co-operative serv ice, thai is. lniying their pro time and supplying them wiilv their needs al the lowest pos sible figure. There are now ample mar kets in Springfield to take can of all the farmers' produce, ex cept fruits Livestock, poultry, eggs, vegetables and other pro dine can he disposed of here as readily and at as good a price as in Kimene. Among firms of (his sort is th, Farmers' Supply company, which has recently been established. Not onlv does A Bargain MORRIS CHAIR FOR $18 Also bargains in baby huggie-;. Berry Piano and i Furniture Co. M. C. Bressler and Son special price on walking plows and ."-tooth cultivators. Special for Saturday only: 10 per cent off on following: Aluminum ware, 'jranite ware I'ai.ey earthen teapots ami glass .ale; also silk uuder.-kirts and .in!,, girls' reads' made dresses. Alarm Clocks $1.80. piu ! ' w ar tax McDowell Department Store Kverv hav liargains Palace Club J. W. Downing Yo.ii.- .'or a good siii.ake. HATS, HATS Special line at from $6 to $10 lor S.Vn.'KDAY only All tin; newest shapes and trimmings now on display Mrs. Thompson's Millinery this house buy produce, but supplies the fanners' needs in all kinds of equipment, acting as a clearing house in that line One of the Farmers' Supply company's efforts to serve th. public will be to hold an auction at their store on Saturday. This will give an opportunity for those in need oi various arthles to pun base at the lowest pos sible cost. Livestock will also be offered at t lie sale. Other merchants of the town who do not buy produce from the fanners ate offering special Fc. Quality Groceries, see LARIMER'S We pay the top market price for cream. Springfield Creamery SAVE $10 on a a iloied .mit bv buviim IN SI'KIN'CFIFJ.It A v. ,i v 1 1 ' i i hiu h !' hi. Fred Lemley ('leaning, pressing; and dyeing. WILSON'S .'web-ry and Variety Si ore Saturday Special 3 gallon milk pail 65 cents special prices on kitc hen ware, ;raniio -.care and many other art iclcs. A complete lino of smokes and soft drinks. Also pool and cards. You arc welcome. J. E. INNIS bargains for Saturday, this method being taken to acquaint (he people with the fact that they can do as well by trading here as elsewhere. Ami this not only on Saturdays but every day in the week. Hy trading at home the Springfield stores are enabled (o build Up their stock, purchase in greater quantities, ami thus give to the people the benefit of belter pl'ii e.s. In a concerted effort to make known to the public their offer iiir.s a larc.e number of hht ihai.is are advertising oh this S VITKIY oLV J Good Shotts. per k ...$2.70 'Japan hulk tea, per lb 55c Springfield Feed Company Cowboy Saddle, Itriddle and chaps, good as new; complete $30. E. E. LEE $1.25 Fountain Syringe, Saturday, only 89c i : ' Mi alid :, tie.- a :j, i I l . i b'-v I Ml !. I i Hi ' ' FIan?ry Drug Store Something new in shoes for the whole- family. j ('onie in. L. C. Helrner Special Price Saturday on Smoking Tobacco in Humidors. Clover & Cox pave, giving their special ia and bargains. The spirit of co operation ami haimony (hat it thus shown Is a laudable one, and it is hoped that splendid te Milts will come I rem this move. Uesidents of Springfield should show their appreciation' of the work of (he home men-hauls hy giving (hem their support. Steady patronage and coopera tion with Springfield men -hauls will ultimately prove to the public that I hey are giving tic best possible service. I'on't forge! The Stutu of Many Uarg.iins 'I he best men handise at I Ilea ic - I pt ices. Farmers Exchange We thank you for p.iat patronage and invite you to call on us again. White Front Grocery .-a' unlay Sp. i. 1 1 mt Awto A';i.essories- "o!'ie ,il and see U.S. Springfield SAT! K!W n.NIA Bicycle Tires 10 per cent Off J. W. Stevens 10 por cent off on Silverware and Clocks D. W. ROOF Jeweler Garage