The Springfield news., June 03, 1920, Page PAGE 7, Image 7

THURSDAY JUNK 3. '1020.
TI IK ' SPmNGFfELD HEWS"
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J TOWN AND VICINITY
f lie liotn of lh tnrmcl' alater, Mra.'j
Hcrt lnai'.' AVednraday tny wntf
to I'ortlaiKl fo abort vlult Ut wl!f
.rcturni to ;Kjm InufWId I9 a fr day.
'They txut'ct to remain Ii'-re until
Mr. anil Mr. ('IiriIkn IIowiiiiiii of
Lebanon witk In H)iliiKflflil durln
hmt work nl, IimvIiir fount over to
oI)hiiv MciiioiIhI I Hy. They ani
former r't1i'iit of Hprlnicfli'ld.
Mr. MrN. W. (I Mill will go to
I'nrlland Krldiiy to imhI tlio wo-k-iid
with tlioir mm, WIIII11111, who In
RtlClllllnit IX'llOol llll'llf.
A. W. Mr Kui I hihI, priticlpwl of the
('ol)iii-K ncliool, wiim In town Wi-dnea-lay
011 IiuhIih'Mn. He ha been rlnrtnd
principal of tint Lincoln m hool In tlilit
city.
InirlnK the month of June the A. K.
Andemon Tailoring Co. will make a
20 per cent reduction on a largo ae
lettton of all wool fabrblca In up to
the mloule ftprlnjr atylea. Now la the
tiqr to art that 4th or July ault at
mull font. Hoy Jcnkln, loral rep
renentatlve, room 1, Seavcy Hid ,
HprlniMcltl. Ore. v
V. H. Walker ha returned from
attending thH hi'KNlon of the Gnmd
IahIk" of (ri'Kn. I. (. (). F. Jle nay
U wua a ari'itt aennlon, I hen' being
about 2TiOO deli-Kiite and viHltor In
J , O II,..
middle, of Jane.
Demnnit Kgclmann'tj briad
your grocer.
from
attendant- at linker front a!! over th'i
HlHtl.
'. F. Tlrd of Tlcardvllle, Ore., It
vtli Inar with hi slater and brother
In law, Dr. and Mr. W. U I'ollard.
Ir. 8. Ralph Olppet, dntlie, Sprint
field, Oregon.
I'rof. Florlan Von Kachen of Salem
'bh In Springfield Monday on hunt
tie connected with Willamette unl
vfi.tlty'a financial campaign.
Mra. A. F. Merrick and little daugh
ter. Fairy, returned to Portland I
, ... ... . , . I They were accompanied home by
hem with relatlvea and friends. . . . .
I Mrs. R. (!. MrCoHoch and her daugh-
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Davis and family. ifr Mrs. Charles Jflckok, both - of
motored to Lebanon Sunday where ''0" Beach, Cal., who have been
Micy visited- with relatlvea and ' IhU1iij at the borne of Mrs. McCul-
Mrs. Jennie Fry arrived Tuesday
to spend a week vlHltinr with Ppring
field friends. Mrs. Fry la now living
in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. McCulloch, for
merly of Springfield, but who are'
now living In Portland, spent a few'
days In HpringflHd this week visit-!
log with friends. j
Mr. and Mra. Clyde McOlung drove!
up from floneburg Sunday by anto-
mobible returning the same day.
frlonda.
Kggtmann'a bread made
wrapped clean, and sold clean.
Mrs. Mcrrltt Ii. Huntley la visiting
wlili relatives in Portland for several
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Kintzlcy are
v'Hltlng Ju-re from Ogdon, Utah, at
loh's brother, J. C. Fn-eman; for
the past week. Miss Lydla McCul.
clean.
SprlnRfleld, went to Roscburg Monday.
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11 IVT It
the resource!, experience, X-5riX. '
m ttt. aTV aa M J
Qualify tvtd econovw
You gain an advantage in
the resource!, experience,
knowledge and equipment of
the Standard Oil Company,
which combine to make Zer
olene. They Insure a uniform
product of quality. They cre
ate an efficiency in the manu
facture of fine lubricant! hard
to duplicate elsewhere in th
world.
Our Board of Lubrication
Engineers has determined
the correct consistency of
Zerolene for your car. Their
' recommendations are avail
able for you in the Zerolene
Correct Lubrication Charts.
Get one for your car at your
dealer's or our nearest sta
tion. Use Zerolene for Cor
rect Lubrication.
For Tractors
There is a correct grade of
Zerolene for your tractor.
Get our booklet on its Cor
rect Lubrication. Ask our
Agent for a copy.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(CttUoraU)
A grade fi
each typt
ofCHglhc
or
Dr. S. Ralph DIppel, dentist, Spring
field, Oegon.
Mrs. J. H. Morelock was dismissed
from the Springfield honpltaJ Satur
day where she btfd been following
an operation.
Many people of Springfield and vl-'
ciiimv to all their rmnking business
In lOiiKt-iie when rlKht In their home
town they have a national, state,
county. 11 ti l try depository, the First
National Hunk of Springfield. Is that
tho way to build up your home town?
Utiy Kggitnann'8
and IO.
milk bread, 11c
T. E. Murphy of Montague, Calif.,
returned to his home lant Friday,
after a weeks vlait with Mr. and '
Mrs. V. O. Hill In this city.
M!i Francos Hartlett. who ' I
liw.it,ir l,i t...l t Lf-
school, spent the week-end at her
Inline in Springfield.
1
Dr. S. Ralph Dippel. dentist, Spring
field, O.egmi. j
Mrs. Alice Holcomh ' and small :
Rrunddiiuehter. Eiieabeth. visited In .
Springfield Monday with friends.
They are now living in the Coos Bay
country. i
i I
Mrs. F. K. Inhart. returned from
Monmouth Monday where she had
gone to observe Memorial Day. Her
mother. Mrs. M. C. Stilt, returned'
with her and after a short visit here
will go to North Bend where she will
vinit with u aon. Mrs. Stitt will later
return to Springfield lo complete
her visit before returning to her homo
in Kalunia, Wash.
"They're Talking About It Everywhere"
says the Good Judge
Ho,v much more genuine
satisfaction you get from
a little of the Ileal To
bacco Chew than you
ever got from the old
kind.
The good, cich, real to
bacco taste lasts so long
you don't need a fresh
chew nearly as often.
That's why it saves you
money. ' .
Any man who uses the
.Real Tobacco Chew will
tell you that. ...
1 Put up in tvo states
RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco
W-B CUT is a long fine-cut; tobacco
Where Cashjj
Beats Credit
Why Pay More?
Creamery Hutter, lb... 55c
Guaranteed Dairy
Ilutter, per lb.. 45c
Matches, full count, per
box 05c
Corn Flakes, pkg 10c
Lux Washing Powder,
2 pkgs for 25c
Mrs. Stewart's Hottle
IUuing 18c
Split Teas, per lb 12'2c
Calumet Making Powder
Per lb. . . . : 28c
l'i. lbs 67c
5 lbs. . , $1.25
Gray's
Cash and
Carry
Grocery
Springfield, Ore.
A. II. Cray, Prop. V
W. M. Green, Mgr.
1. 1,
we
Guarantee
Our Springfield Hard Wheat Flour to be equal to any
flour made In the West.
Our NOXALL is a blent of ' hard and soft wheat. A
medium flour at a medium price. ,
SNOWHALL good as any soft wheat flour- A straight
valley flour at a price. '
t
A chance to make a nice saving. Buy our flour at any
stare at last falls prices.
Most, flours have advanced, ours will advance soon.
SPRINGFIELD MILL AND
GRAIN COMPANY
fiOBKRT BURNS Lodge, Nt
78; A; M. V.. Ancluut am
Accepted HcottlBli Kite Vn'
vfcraal and Symbolic Frw
Maaona meeta flrat and thlr
Friday evening In W. O. W
ball. Vliilting .brotbara wei
1 come,
;I.eet'lark
CLOSING OUT
SALE
ENTIKB STOCK OF DISHES, GRANITEWARE, GLASS
WARE, TINWARE, KITCHEN UTENSILS and NOTIONS,
REGARDLESS OF COST
Now is your opportunity to get real bargains. Come early
while stocks are complete. SALE IS NOW Q3C.
WILSON'S
VARIETY STORE
337 Main Street
Come tr svrxcV see
Summer.
FURNITURE
. . 1
Mrs. Love-Home:
Our hot weather furniture gives hot weather com
fort.. . ' ,
Our cane and reed furniture is "classy" furniture
and you can be proud Xp own it. . This furniture cornea ,',.
in several finishes and will ''mach'' any furniture you jj
may be using. . - ' , .C
Don't put off coming In and seeing our, sunrne,r1,?.',;
furniture and our "values ..whether you buy now pr-nor; "-'.tj
, . , One thing is sure: when you DO .WANT, sumoifrr;
furniture or .furniture of any.kind you yOu WILL WAJNT;,,;
ours, because ., , , 1 - - '
Our Furniture FURNISHES.
t Our Furniture an Ruas frUnNiatt. ; ; -
' '.; Respectfully" yours, '
BERRY PIANO &
FURNITURE CO.
11. J J'IU
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, Secretary.
U. W. M