THURSDAY JUNK 10. 1920. THE SmiNOFlKLD NKW8 PAGE S TOWN AND VICINITY J Mia Ktnelta Undahl, who hu been teei-hlng In the Hprlngfleld school during the pant year, If ft for . her horn In Portland yesterday. It U understood (hat Mlaa Undahl will teach In the Portland schools nest year. We will give absolutely free u ItrownU No. 2A moduli to thn hoy, and a Hun Jo UkelcU lo the girl selling lh most -hautauu,ua tickets for ui. Th first three boya and three glrW between ages of 10 and 15 to answer thla ad will be considered the con teslanls. Coma and get your ticket Una Roberta llison lias leen added to the clerical force at ili) Ciiah 4 Carry grocery store. Xfra. II. IU'kinuu and sister Hculuh Harbert arrived last Friday from North llend to visit their parents, Mr. and Mra. J. T. larhert of Timra ton. Mra. Iranian wan for several year principal of thn Went Hprlf.g field school. lluy Kgglmann's tnilk bread, lie nd ISc. Mra. K. L. McClure, wife of Attor ney McClure of Marsbfleld, and ber son Jlmml, are visiting with Ha M. A. Sheridan In thin city for a few daya. Dr. 8. Ralph Dlppet, denllst. Spring Bald, O.sgon. Mra. 8. C. Macartney of Virginia, Minn., la visiting with ber alnter In law, Mra. Ann Knot. fche will re main for a couple of month. Mlaa Amy Ixive of Jasper spen the weekend with Mollle Donne of thin rlty. Mls Mury Roberta ut-companlid by Say. Look Who's Here! WANTED Old Shoes Trade in one pair of old on one pair of new ones. Will reduce the price from 25c to $2.00 on the new ones 25c allowed on 1 pair Babies Shoes. 25c allowed on 1 pair small Tennis Shoes 25c allowed on 1 pair Patent Mary Janes. 35c allowed on 1 pair Tennis Shoes. 3'ic allowed on 1 pair Canvas Shoes. 35c allowed on 1 pair Kid Mary Janes. 50c allowed on 1 pair White Canvas Pumps. 50c allowed on 1 pair White Canvas Oxfords. 35c allowed on 1 pair Men's Outing Shoes. 65c allowed on 1 pair Misses' Kid Oxfords. 75c allowed on 1 pair Women's Kid Oxfords. 75c allowed on 1 pair Women's Kid Pumps. $1.00 allowed on 1 pair Women's $9.00 Dress Shoes. $1.00 allowed on 1 pair Men's $9.00 Dress Shoes. $2.00 allowed on 1 pair Men's $15.50 Dress Shoes. $2.00 allowed on 1 pair Women's $15.50 Dress Shoes. I "don't t are about the make or kind, whether they are LKATHKR. CLOTH. UUHHKlt or PAPER-Children's, Women's or Men's anything looks good. . .v BRING THEM IN . " ' ONE WEEK FROM JUNE 10th to 16th, INCLUSIVE - nn nl Men's Wear and Shod Mr, and Mm. W. A. Redmond of Ku-' g;n, apent Sunday at the Htffrd home at Mohawk. Dr. PI Ralph Dlppl, dentlse, Spring field. Oregon. Mlaa Jusnlta Hsrnes la here fro'm KuU attainting during the sale at the Parmer Exchange. . .! Kgglmann's bread wade clean,' I wrapped clean, and aold clean. , Mr. Maitle Reynold of Enfiene j jrlaited In Bprlngfleld Monday. j Mr. and Mra. N. Director left Tu-v-(day for Portfand after spending the' .weekend with relatives here. j Mra. W. E. Rhode moved to Leona .Monday. Dr. H. Ralph Dlppet, denllat, Spring- 1 (laid, Oregon. "' ' C. A. Arehart arrived here ffin . fUndon Saturday evening. He will 'attend tho aummer achool at the I'nl veralty of Oregon. i j Mr. and Mra. L. Erlckson of Wendl I Ing spent the week end at the Faiid- reiu homo In thla rlty. Dr. and Mra. Ralph Dlpple were dinner gueata of Mr. and Mra. F. C. Eggleston of Eugene Saturday. Ray Rt-nnle of Thurston Springfield visitor Saturday. was a J. J. BryHn went to Portland Sun day evening to Kit In the Uri'.'d KtalfH grand Jury dining the thm'ii; term. Demand Egglniann' bread your grocer. from 2000 STUDENTS NEXT FALL ESTIMATE OF DEAN STRAUB rnlvviHlty of Or-Kon. Eugene. Ji-n K. Al lcKt 2M)Q htudent for the I'nlverhlty of OrKn next fall In the prediction of I)r. John Straub. denn of tin1 oll kc of literature. arlen'3 and Hu- urt. aa a result of his observation- while virt'tlr.z in vnrljjs parts of the htate at"!y. Dean Stra'tb. 'who has the reputation of never hav i:iK mlj'Beil an entlniatp of thla sori. ;t.iiy he may ralae the figure to $500 ' lwfore romnwnreinent. Broom ' Factory at Roteburg. Ronelmrg. Ore.. June 9. Down in thn Itotfue River valley people don't have to buy brooma any more. They can Blip over Into a handy com patch mid help theniKelvea to at leant the "niakliiKK." Corn rained In that Bec tion yii-ldd 1000 pounds of broom material of the finest quality. The Rogue River Hroom company, whlcti Iihm been An operation one year, Is probably the fore-runner of a whole chain of auch factories. A want ad will work for yon. Where Cash Beats Credit Why Pay More? You will find it more satis factory to trade witlj us than with a store where you have to pay for the other fellow's goods. Our prices are less than the so-called special sales of other stores. Gray's Cash and y Carry Grocery Springfield, Ore. A. It. dray, Prop. M. (Jreen, Mgr. Summer Vacation Tickets are now on sale ' ' TO NEWPORT (Oregon's old favorite resort) ' ' On Yaquina Bay Large Nataiorium Ample Hotel accommodation and camping facilities ' TILLAMOOK COUNTY BEACHES " l ah aied 100 milea due went of Portland between Neah kah-nle Mountain and Netarta Day. ' Thene ' ' -' beachea include Garibaldi Beach renortn, Neah kah nle, Manzanita and Bay Ocean. CRATER LAKE (Open July 1st) One of the natural wondem of the world. A lake In the heart of an extinct volcano. 0T4HER ATTRACTIVE OUTING PLACES Detroit (Breltenbunh Hot Springs Mt. Jefferson Country) McCredie Hot Springs Josephine County' Caves (Oregon a Marble ifaiu) Shasta Mountain Resorts Columbia River Beaches ML Rainier National Park Yellowstone National Park Glacier National Park "Oregon Outdoors" ' New Summer Booklet contains general information on the different Oregon Renortn; Summer Excursion fares; Hotel and Camp rates. Inquire of local agent for further particulars. SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES JOHN M. SCOTT, General Passenger Agent. Save Your Engine ancl Your Money We consider it both unwise and uneconomical to use less than the best grade of gasoline in your engine. Poor "(Jas" is a sure forerunner of engine trouble in addition to giving fewer miles per gallon service therefore being more expensive in the long run. We recommend and handle the Standard and Union grades of gas The man at the curb will give you instant service. Give it a trial and convince yourself.. . Sprigf ield Garage PHONE 11 Additional Service Features: Expert Auto and Tire Re pairing, Oils, Auto and Tire Accessories, CarAvashed, Batteries Charged. - . The Mikado Coming to Chautauqua come. I.ee Clrk ., Secretary.. ROBERT BURNS Lodge, Kc 78, -A: M. V:, Ancient .aw Accented Scottlah Rita Dn) ,veral aqd Symbolio Fr Masons meets first and tnin Friday evening In W. O. Vf ball. Visiting brothers wal Chas. Klcgswcll R. XV. U Among all the . English Light Operas there , Is no quuatloii of the great popularity of the Mikado. It is colorful and keenly hiuuotoua the lines are clever, the costuming beautiful and the tiaea: mighty catchy. The Chau tauqua management Has- been greatly Impressed with the splendid suci-ens of the Davis Light Opera Company through the Kast dur(rtg the past several years, and ko determined to bring them- to the western audiences this summer. " The Company' will give Ue entire opera on the sec-unit night not merely a short cutting. The' Mikado holds a place In: our affections because of Its many charming songs add situational You remember the- plot Is r.oncernibf ,Ko K. the Lord High Executioner of the'tbwn'bf THIpu, his charming war Yum Yum, the Mikado and Lis dUguised son; NAukl l'oo,aiid the Court Horror, Katisba. Resides these, there are many leaser obaj-scters. Probably the best known songs are "Three Little Maids are We" and "The Flowers That BU In the Spring Tra La." All Id all, the second ni&ht at Chauiauq.ua will be a program auch as you will 11 over and enjoy many months to come. .