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THURSDAY, MAY, 27. 1920.
THE SPRINGFIELD' NEWS
PAGE S
TOWN AND VICINITY
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Walrh for our flrM Annual Qran
I ii in Hal May 2IMu. 200 large flowei
I iik plants to le given away with a
dollar iMinhitHo. $10 limit. Take ad
vantag (if this aal for Decoration
lay. Kii-ra Dun store, HprlngflHd.
lliniy Korf wont to I'm ttdinl thla
nflnmooii, lie will bring back the
Kuril Iruck recently ordered for the
city flri department.
pemand Kgglmann'a
your grocer.
braad from
Harry Mum, who formerly lived In
Kprlngfleld In herw from Richmond,
Cat, vInIiImk with frlenda.
Dr. 8. Ralph Ulppel. Jrr.Mm.
f.o d. Or wo.
,.ing
Mr. and Mr, (leorge 1'erklns and
family are horn from I'ortland visit
Say
Look Who
SHOES RUN INTO MONEY
When there In a large family
and when the footwear la not
wlm ly aelerted. If you wunt to
cut down ytiu r clioe expeiiHe do
your biiylng here. Our footwear
cohIm no more, haa all the alyln
and china and an extra weurtng
quality that makca the buying
of a new pulr lena frequently
nceHHary.
MACHINE REPAIRED
SHOES
are fur superior to those cob
bled In the ancient, uncertain
way. Our equipment la strictly
up to the minute and we are
prepared to execute any kind of
shoe repair work In a manner
you an hurdly realize until
you give our method a trial.
"The Great Thing About Real Tobacco
Sfiys the Good Judge ' :
Is that it taste's so good,
and a little chew lasts so
I much longer than the
old kind.
' The good, rich tobacco
taste stays right with
this class of tobacco,
! That's why it costs you
.less to chew it.
Any, man who uses the
Ileal Tobacco Chew will
tell you that.
Put up in two styles
RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco
W-B CUT Is a long fine-cut tobacco
ing with relatives In thla city and
In Karen. Mr. and Mra. 1'erklti are
former residents of Kugcne.
In accordance with tlm summer
iKtilMilona tlx Culled Hint Murine
corps recruit Iiik office, Klghth and
Willamette streets, In Kugene. from J Mfiy ,,,.,,,,1,, of Fprlngrield and vi
no w on will be open from 8:30 a. m. 1 jnity do all HMr banking business
until 8 p. in. every duy except legal Kugcne when right In their home
holidaya and Sundays. town they have u national. .state,
, . ! county, and city depository, the First
Winifred May returned to Portland National Hank of Hprlngfleld. la that
Mmnlay morning after spending th ! the way to build up your home town?
week cud here at the homo of hla par
ent. Mr. mid Mra. I.. Mir.
H. Friend ha arrived from Portland
to take a poult Ion aa manager of tha
Fanner Kichange for Director Ilroa.
ii ml Welnateln.
Among thiiH who are attending tjio
Odd Fellowa convention In Jiakcr are
J. Y. Colfln, A. P. McKlncey and M.
t Her
YOU CANNOT BO BY
Our hIiow window witliiiut be
ing attri(-ti:il hv the dinplay vt
hiiiart IiirniHlilngM it contains.
Don't piiHH on with the Idea
flint Much cliiaay huberilashury
la a little too rich for you. Como
In and leum Unit you pay no
more her for the (lasRleRt than
you have been paying for ordi
nary. Men's Wear
and Shoes
C.' MreMlef. ' Mm, A H. Van Valeah
and Mm. ('. E Dorlty am also tbera
aa delegates to the Kbkah as
sembly. m ' '
liny Kgglmann's
and 10c.
milk broad, 11c
Mr. und Mra. Harry Hrummeltl are
urn on IIiohm who are In
attendance
at tin Odd Kellowa convention at
linker.
Mis Florence Coffin returned to
I Portland Saturday after a abort visit
! with her parents. Mr. afid Mra. J. W.
Coffin, whflp on her way home from
a trip to Callfornln.
Dr. S. Ralph Dlppol, dentlat, Spring
field, Oregon.
Mr. And Mra. Jamea Davla and Mr.
and Mrl L. J. Lepley have returned
from a week' camping trip at Tilla
mook. They made the trip by auto
mobile. F.ggimnnij'a bread made
wrapped clean, and told clean.
clean,
Thomas Abeene, who for several
weeks has been employed at North j
llend, has returned to his home hero.
Dr. S. Ralph Dlppel, dentist. Spring
field, O.ejon.
Milton Coffman spent the week-end
. ... ..wai t
In Corvallla attending Junior week -
end activities at Oregon Agricultural
college.
Mlxa Martha "Williamson, instruct
or in domestic science, spoilt the
week end at her home in Corvallls. .
The First Natlonnl Bank of Spring
field invites your patronage.
T. Vallier left Tuesday to spend
a lew days visiting In Portland. Mr.Coffman 0ra(.eMaIei Audrey Per.
Vallier was Injured In the train wreck . k)n MaU(, Corrle norence Kl2ei.
on the new Himeepcr to Marshfield j Mar,an Spencer Mf,dred Newland
recently and haa not recovered suf
ficiently lo re 'urn to work.
MibS Ruth Putnam of St. Paul,
Minn, who lias been visiting at the
homo of Mr., utid Mrs. C. E. Wheaton, j
went to Portland .Wednesday to visit i
before returning to her home. j
Dr. B. Ralph Dlppel, dentlse. Spring
field. Oregon.
AUTOists nave narrow escape.
A large. Chalmers touring car
turned turtle sometime during Satur -
iay night on the McKenzie ro id
near Walterville. A nearby farmer
hald that the couple and small child
occupying the machine escaped ser-
lous Injury as far as known. The car
was badly demol'shed. 'Jj
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Where Cash
Beats Credit
Why Pay More?
Small Lemons
5c doz; 6 for 25c
While Silver Onions,
per lb .10c
Pure Lard, per lb 30c
Scoro, per lb 30c
Flake White, per lb. . .30c
Ivory Soap Chips, per
patka?e 10c
Oat Flakes. 12 lbs. $1.00
C doz. Clothes Pins .19c
Gray's
Cash and
Carry
Xlrocery
Springfield, Ore.
A. H. Cray, Trop.
W. M. (Sruen, Mgr.
UOBEUT Bl'RNS Lodge. Nc
78, A. M. V.. Ancleut am
Accepted ScottiBh Hlte I'nl
veranl und Svmtinlln Pr
MnutMia motita flrat Anil thl
i -w'v Ay ""v "v '
; M Friday evening In W. O.' W
halL Visiting brothers wei
coma.
I.ee Clark l lias. Kingswell
1 Ff rctnrr R. W. M
In Society
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By Dorla Leah 8ike.
Grandma Van Valzah waa hostess
cHjijama uit-
noons spent ny member or the Pine
Needle club at the last meeting of
that body. Mra. Merritt Huntley waa
a up la I guest and the club mem
bers trewnt were Mra. Chaa. Dorlty,
Mra. Mary Maglll. Mra. B. J. Rey
nold, Mra. Hannah J nil, Mra. Karl
Olrard. Mra. C. A. I'eterson, Mra. Al
Montgomery, Mra. O. F. Klzer. Mil.
Will Darling Mlaa Mary Roberta and
Mra. Nina Mc Thereon.
Ladiea of Needlecraft held their
regular meeting last week at the
home of Mra. Ethel Bally. Plana were
made at that time for a line party
at the Rex theatre which waa held
Wednesday evening. Mrs. Bally bad
aa her apecjal gueata Mrs. Bern Ice
Van Valzah, Grandma Van Valzah
and Mra. Riley Snodgraaa, Club mem
bom present were: Meadamea R. L.
Drury, O. H. Jarrett, W. H?' Pollard.
George Catching. D. W. CrUea. C. K.
Fischer, F. B. Hamlin and Carl Olaou.'
I
The senior class were guests of the
Junior class at a beautiful reception
at the high school Wednesday even
ing. Cartoon slides were shown fea
turing the .senior class and the facul
ty In 1950. Each senior had to put
on a stunt. In which three senior boys
made the hit of the evening. Games
, ' ' ,
; " i"e mi ui iue evening, uames
1 , . . , . . -
were ril.lVPrt riilrlnv Iha aon no- T?
j , ,
freshments were served in a unique
manner and caused much merriment.
A picnic on
the Myers' place at
Hayden bridge took the place of the'Beng ln coid storage it is no time to
regular monthly, business and social Sport straw hats.
meeting of the Epworth league of the
Methodist church Saturday night.
Those who were Diesent uere Helen
Jessie Johnson, Dorris Sikes, Fran
ces Paden, Vcrdon May, Harry Wool-
ley. Harry Nixon, Glen Wooley, Rev.
J- Ebert. Oswald Olson, Vinton
Co,e ,van Male and Randall Scott. .
.
The Priacilla club met last Friday
i with airs. Wm. Donaldson at her
I very attractive home on F street
The rooms were adorned with lare
houquets of purple lilacs. A very do
.liclous" lunch was served at the cloae !
if the afternoon by the hostess, as-1
, gisted by her sister. Mrs. Wagner of
: Eugene. Club . members attending '
! were Mesdames KHey Snodgrass, j
( fail CirarjJ. W. M. WithroW. Norman j
j Howard. Willis, H. B. Freland, Wra. j
; Berry, L. E. Basfo-d and faul Bnt-'
j The club will meet with 'Mrs. ,
Wm. Berry May' 28.
MUCH PAVEMENT LAID IN ORE
GON IN LAST THREE YEARS
j Between April 1. 1917, when the
i state highway commission had its in
lieption. and Aptfl 30. 1920, there was
laid ln Oregon, approximately 430
miles of paving, 448 miles of ma
cadam and grading totaling 9SS miles,
according to a report prepared by the
highway department. The total esti
mated cost of these . improvements
was 125.312,759.46. of which the state
paid $18,011,058.55. Contributions of i
counties amounted to $3,634,595.1),!
while the 'government's share of the i
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total expenae waa $4,667,105.81.
Th ln?fovementa made In Lan
county were aa follows:' Paring, 17.3
miles; macadam, t.t mllea; grading,
9. miles; esUmcted cotrt, fS47.I30.S6J
state share $463,010.49,' county share,'
$33,220.07. Eugene Guard.
P. Mi Laird and family of Jasper
left Tueaday morning for Bend. They
will make the trip by auto, going by
way of Portland and the Columbia
highway.
OBTAINS LARGE SUM OF MONEY
THROUGH FALSE MORTGAGES
' A reward of $500 has been offered
for the arrest or information leadint
to the arrest of H. W. Buckingham, a
farmer near Cobnrg, wno disappeared
a few days ago. He waa recently ar
rested on a charge of sheep rustllntf.
An Investigation of hla stock showed
that he had a far less number of cat
tle than he claimed to own. It la
said that he had bbtalned from Drury
and Wood, bankers of Eugene, mora
than $11,000 through mortgages on
stock he was supposed to have. The
l reward Is offered by the banking
firm.
Tne Grandoldope
By Mra. C. F. Eggimann.
i'We notice that
Ben Conlee la painting the town;
Don't be alarmed.
It's nothing serious,
file's now painting that
. ,, ,, . . ,
i Queer building on Fourth and Main.
'
i We see that Sandy and his master
Tread the path to the local
Telephone office quite often
Wonder why?
We also noticed that summer
We noticed at the fire yesterday
That an open nozzet
Gives more water
Than the closed one at a recent fir3
HERE COMES THE tf RIDE
June !?oms on the .horizon,
again and with it the bride.
Most important is the veil and
flow-era to the bride at least.
Despite the fact that the bride in
the receut Var.derlsilt weddfng at
New York vera a veil in the orig
inal Oriental style--completcly
covering the face fashioners In
sist the crown of orange blossom
with parted drapo of chiffon is
best as shown above. Tb huge
to MatfcBii
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