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TIIK srniNdl'lHIJ) NEWS
Tlll'ltSDAV. JITI.Y IT.. 1!20.
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Another Royal Suggestion
GRIDDLE CAKES and WAFFLES
From the New Royal Cook Bock
TUFRV. is an art in
making flapjack pan
cakes, priildle cakes or
wheats, call them what
you will. But it is an art
very easily ami quickly
acquired if you follow the
right recipes.
Here are some recipes
for a variety of breakfast
cakes that will make
grandmother envious. The
secret, of course, U Royal
Baking Fowdcr.
Royal Hot Griddle Cakes
clips flour
H teaspoon salt
4 teaspoon Koyal Calling
fowdcr
lvt npi milk
1 tablespoons shortening
Mix and sift dry ingredi
ents; add milk and melted
shortening: boat wcH. Bake
on slightly creased hot grid
dle. Griddle Cakes with Ejgs
Hi cups flour
Vfc teaspoon s.Vt
J teaspoon iloyal Cabins
1'owder
2 llrXB
1H cups milk
1 tablespoon shortenlr.f;
Mix and sift dry inrcdi
ents; add be.itea cirs. milk
and melted shortening; mix
we!L Pake immediately n
hot griddle.
BAKING
Absolutely Puro
t rep lnu-kw heat tleur
t rii llmir
t ic5i wn lioyal ll.iklnff
I MWlter
lt li'Hi vin unit
J cups milk or milk sad watae
1 tahl "'" tinla'"
1 iiIi-npmi ihorti iiiiii;
Silt together flour haling
powder and salt; add Ibl'tid,
molaws and melted short
enum; boat three minute.
Hake on hot greased griddle.
Waffles
cups llour
4 om.-i.oom Uoyal Baking
fowder
tiatMii Halt
IS curs" milk
i euKJ
1 tm.if poon melted ihorUo
tn Sift flour, biking powder
and salt toitlier; add niille
to yolls of" ci?i;s; mix thor
ouVi !y and : I I to dry in-j-rnl.i
tits; add melted short
cnim; and mix in beaten
whites of errs. Piakr in well
greased hut watllo if. in un
til brown. Serve hot wit!i
maple syrup. It should take
about V i minutes U bal.t:
iaih v.'. die.
FREE
K-w Ptiyi' (o.k I'onk
t .in t .1 I -1 ' P : therm ni'ij
M-i-rva i f M'..r cl. Initial
r i'i' s- Writ for ;t i.iw.
j;ov 'tnK!v.i i iw fl : :i o.
"Bake with Royal and be Sure
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Mrs. Linda Harrod Endorses Cham-. cured a bottle or them from our
berlain's Tablets. dnigg'st. I got immediate relief from
"I suffered for years with stomach . that dreadful heaviness and pain In
trouble and tried everything I heard ' the stomach after eating. Since tak
if but the only relief I got was tern- j ing two bottles I can eat anything I
vorary until last spring I saw Cham- i want without distress. " writes Mrs.
berlain's Tablets advertised and pro-j Linda Harrod. Ft. Wayne. Ind.
'Cr,.
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DAIRY FOODS AT THRIFT PRICES
Our Government has strongly recom
mended the eating of more pure dairy
foods, such as butter, milk. etc. We
receive our cream direct from the
farm and therefore it is bound to be
fresh and good. Yet we are not charg
ing fancy priceg merely because It Is
tjuality butter. Not a bit of it. No
profiteering here but plenty of
patriotism.
Springfield
Creamery
- L ft
TOT 7
We use Onty
Bill STREIKJ
PURE FRESH
DRuqs
PRESCRIPTIOTI
Gropounded
warojuuu
DJE TIEDFR SUBSTmi'
.TP
When your loved ones are sick you want to KNOW
that the medicines you give them are the very best. So
when your physician writes your prescriptions bring them
to us and they will bring back health.
Give us all of your trade for drugs and drug store
things.
Phone
(T J NEVER - -0R E -My
FOR SALE
KOIt SALE Ithu-k toiiKU.-.l JiTHiy
cow, registered stock; kIvihr 2 gal
Ions a day; $fif. Mrs (J It. Pretty
man. on hill back of mill. I'hono 6.'.
rX)H SALK Lot 15. block 3. Valley
View addition to Sprlngrield. Ore.
iViee $125. Joseph Schrems. Item1
biirc. tire. lp
WANTED
WANTKI Housekeeper for next
weeks for man and 3 children. $! .")
pT day to right party. I'lmne IIS-W
or add ret. s box 45. Spriugfli-ld. Jl.
I1AVK you a piano not in ue ? K'-ut
It to me; small family, good can
lkx 1 (;. Springfield. If
WANTED I'sed Heed baby carriag
I'hone Springfield 2. Sam Tyler.
WILL the person who took the child"
t-oat which wus hanging on poxt ai
Mill and Main streets after July .'!.
please return to News office lie
ward. II. Mfisilorf. J1j
CABINET SHOH
Go to H. K. Pitts' cabinet shop,
corner Fourth and C streets, for your
Si-.iiitary Hutter Mold, kitchen caul
nets, kitchen tables. Euglish break
fast tables and general cabinet work.
LOST AND FOUND
Jars Jars Jars
AM. YOU WANT AND TIIKN SO.MIO
lMUCKS
Kcononiy, tniartM $1.20
l-onomy, half gallons $1.55
I'tonoiuy, plntrt $1.00
Alias Masons, pints V5c
Alias Masons, quarts $1.05
Atlas .Masons, half gallons $1.25
Others at the saint' quotations.
Good Oat and Barley Hog Feed, per ton $59.00
t'ouu' and (see it heforo huyiiiK-
Springfield Feed Company
NOTICE OF REFEREE'S SALE.
FOr.VI Ladle's hat.
office.
(.'all at News
If
Notice s hereby given thai by vir
tue of a decree ol the Circuit t out I
of the male of Oregon. In and for
i .ii in- lountv, entered on the Mil day
ot July. I'.'i'ti. in the suit of liurh-y
fa m itinl hit t'nlil. iaititlt(s ;iK.iiut
llathe Cn III. Vlleta M it In . llmu
fain and Marvhall II t'i.in. de
lend Hits. that the lalali tlii relu
soliKht t he partltmiii-il 1,111 tlol be
iliiiieil and m-I off ;n the puttlcx In-tiihti-d
wllhoul ureal prejudice ami
infill) to the (ivviieiH tln-leiif. ilnect
iliK that said lauds be nold anil ap
.o II 1 1 UK tne xole referee to make sale
thereof:
I will on Monday, the ltlth day r
August. I'.'-'O. lit 1 o'clu. k 111 the aft
eriiiHiu. at the siiutbwest or main en
trance to the county court Iiiiiim' In
EiiKeiiM. Oregon, offer for sale and
sell. Ht public utlction. to the highest
bidder for cash, the following dem rih
ed lauds, to wit:
Commeticing 4 rods west of tin"
southeast corner of the northeast
Miarter of section 12 In Township 21
South. Hancc I East of the Wlllam
ett Meridian, and running thence
EnM 4 rods to the Section and Town
-hlp line; thence north on said line
to the left bank of the old meandered
"liautlel of the W'l II.l III" 1 1 riven;
thence down said meandered river
hank LI'i rods, and thence Miinlieu: t
rlv bv direi t lip. .( th,. plai e of be-
t'oiiialnlng .ro acres, more
In Lane coiintv. Oregon.
- GKMItGK II Ft' It It EST.
Iteforee
hate first piildleatlon July If..
Date lam publii ation Auk 12. 19-'"
SUMMONS.
In the Clii tilt Court of the State of
"regon for line Cminty:
Mm T I'lath. plaintiff, vs i:,nlie
l I'lath. defepilanl
To the above named defendant.
I'lrdie M I'lath.
Ill the name of the stall
mi a i e suiiitiioin il t ,i
. Oini!:ilnl il'ed it K ; l ! 1 1 I
from
This
July IV
Office
l:lli
the first puldlcall'iil thereof.
SUIUIiinliK Ik si) (lint nilbllslied
l!C".
S D ALLEN.
Attorney fur I'lauitltf
71 lllann tle St .ElIKi lie, Ore.
I.i-t puhhi .u Ion Auk I1', ly-'t.
'.i i
f
ginning.
r less,
SUMMONS.
In II." (iiinii i inn t of i Ii
) I -i.' i tin I. .me i utility.
Claia .1 .Vn;e. iliiiiiutf. - Ah.ili
Mole, di-fcliilaiit
To Ihr def. Il, IT t l.lh Mole: Villi
ari' herein- - eellilolleil In miHWer Ilia
couiihiiiit r . .u'hiiisi you iii th ii
aboe trtlliid iaiiM; and oiirt with
in : l III in Ilnlll the flu-1 plllilll il
Hon of tliif ii in in in h niul if von fall
so to answer for want thereof plain
(Iff wilt take Judgment iikh'iiM you
for the tcllef detiiutided In the com
plaint, viz that the maniuice bond
exIhJIiiK between herself and you bn
dissolved, thnt she have the cur" and
custody of the minor children of said
marrluge. honald A Mote, Victor A.
Mote, niul Iris M Mote; that you
contribute per month for the sup
port of Mild minor children and for
such other and further relief as may
be Just. This summons Is served up
on you by publication bv virtue of an
order of lion. ti. y, Sklpworth. cir
cuit conn Judge, tinted June 29. 1920.
direifitig' such service by publication
for sU wr-cks In the Springfield
News and thnt you answer within sit
weeks from the firt publication
thereof. This summons Is so first
published Jlllv 1 19'-'0.
-K, D ALLEN.
Attorney fur Plaintiff.
AddrexH 774 Willamette St., Eugene,
Oregon
hate l.mt publication Aug r.. 1920
of Ol'i'Soil
answer Hi
you in th-.
how -is : It -(1 aiiH" wllh'n s!X week-:
mm th ' first pn'd i a' ion of thin
timmon nnd If y.ai fail t.n to i.n-ci-
i lici fee will be enti led nyalllSI Will
lissrihltig and coiiipletcly atintilliiti:
h" i.isii'aKe contri'ct and re-it''i:i
existing between you and plaint. ff
Ihif suiniiii.ns Is setvi-il iipon you by
; -II Illicit ' Ion (ill iHllatif to :il oi-lef
made bv llii'i i I SI ! worth. Cir
cuit Juilee. dated Julv K. I't.'tt. inn
Idlng for the n-iVcc r'' ' sum
nirjfiv ii ti you bv pittil'i-h'iiir the
Tliw 'or six Sllcce.-clve Week 111 t'l"
t ri'lil el( News IMld feiilli-lM yiiu t'l
"i"ir fie wanio wl' ! s wee' s
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Nolie in herehv given that the
undersigned, adm'nlstrator of the
estate of henry StiiltMon, deceased,
has rendered and filed In the county
court of the state of Oregon for Lane
county, his final account, and said
i our; h.i-. by an order duly made and
evtercil therein fixed and appointed
Saturday, the 14th day of August.
t'i;r(i Ht Hi hour of to o'clock In the
forenoon nt the county court room In
f ir.-eiie. otei... hi as the day, time arid
dace for heailng objections to said
f'l'iil aciouut mid the settlement
thereof. All id. lei tlntm must be In
writing and riled with the clerk of
aM colli on or before said flay and
lime.
-J. I SMITSON.
din!'if rator of the Estate
llenrv Smitson. deceased.
Ivr- At I 2
of
FRUIT JARS
All Kinds at Reduced Prices
WHILE THEY LAST ONLY A FEW HUNDRED DOZEN LEFT
Will pay a PREMIUM on
good fresh Eggs Saturday
Need 200 cases to fill an order.
FARMERS SUPPLY CO.
H. B. CORSAW, Mgr.
COKNEIl SECOND and MAIN
P1IONK til'